151 Sturton Street, Cambridge

The Family of a Police Constable

1881

Thomas Daws, head, married, 46, hairdresser, b. Charminster, Dorset
Annie Daws, wife, married, 40, b. Islington, Middlesex
William Miller, nephew, 18, hairdresser, b. Lambeth, Surrey
Albert Barton, boarder, unmarried, 17, hairdresser, b. St Pauls parish, Peterborough
William Thorpe, lodger, unmarried, 27, hairdresser, b. St Margaret;s parish, Leicester

This family moves to 50 John Street by 1891.

1891

This family has moved from 15 South Street.

Richard Dockerill, 41, Police Constable, b. Babraham, Cambs

Emma Dockerill, 46, b. Caxton, Cambs

Frederick Thomas Dockerill, 16, Telegraph Messenger, b. Cambridge

Margaret Dockerill, 14, School Teacher, b. Cambridge

Herbert Dockerill, 12, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Beatrice E Dockerill, 11, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Lillie M Dockerill, 9, b. Cambridge

1901

Richard Dockerill, 50, retired Police Constable, b. Babraham, Cambs

Emma Dockerill, 56, b. Caxton, Cambs

Frederick Thomas Dockerill, 26, General clerk, b. Cambridge

Beatrice E Dockerill, 21, school teacher, b. Cambridge

Lillie M Dockerill, 19, school teacher, b. Cambridge

Frederick Thomas Dockerill is buried in Mill Road Cemetery.

1911

Frederick Hardwick, head, 54, married, groom (domestic), b. Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire
Martha Hardwick, wife, 55, married, b. Haverhill, Suffolk
George Hardwick, son, 21, wheelwright for coach builder, b. Cambridge
William Hardwick, son, 19, butt [?] porter for wine merchant, b. Cambridge
Kathleen Hardwick, daughter, 15, b. Cambridge
Married 26 years, 6 children

Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census, Mill Road Cemetery,

1913

Frederick Hardwick, groom

1918

Pte Thomas William Hardwick, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action August 22nd 1918.