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2 Hanley Terrace, 188 Sturton Street

The Family of a Bricklayer

1891

James Ison, 48, Bricklayer, b. Cambridge

Emma C Ison, 47, b. Cambridge

James F Ison, 20, Compositor Apprentice, b. Cambridge

Harry Ison, 19, Compositor Apprentice, b. Cambridge

Francis Ison, 16, Plumber Apprentice, b. Cambridge

Arthur G Ison, 14, Tailor Apprentice, b. Cambridge

William H Ison, 13, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Alfred G Ison, 8, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Walter G Ison, 7, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Robert G Ison, 3, Scholar, b. Cambridge

1901

James Ison, 58, bricklayer, b. Cambridge

Emma Ison, 58, b. Cambridge

James F Ison, 30, (illegible) b. Cambridge

Harry Ison, 28, (illegible) b. Cambridge

Francis Ison, 25, (illegible) b. Cambridge

Alfred Ison, 18, bricklayer, b. Cambridge

Walter Ison, 16, b. Cambridge

Robert Ison, 14, b. Cambridge

1911

James Ison, head, 69, married, bricklayer, b. Cambridge
Emma Ison, wife, 69, married, b. Cambridge
Francis Ison, son, 37, plumber, b. Cambridge
Arthur G Ison, son, 35, bricklayer, b. Cambridge
Married 46 years, 9 children of which 3 died

Sources – 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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