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Albert Wallis175 Sturton Street
A Coach Maker and a Dairyman
1881
James Wilkin, head, married, 30, G E Railway servant, b. Cambridge
Ellen Wilkin, wife, married, 23, b. Cambridge
Albert E. Wilkin, son, 3, b. Cambridge
Frederic J. Wilkin, son, 2, b. Cambridge
Florence Wilkin, daughter, 1 month, b. Cambridge
1891
Henry Bryant, 25, Coach body maker, b.Great Barsfield, Essex. Bryant ends up going into business with Frederick Howlett, a resident on Abbey Walk. And Bryant and Howlett become an important Cambridge company of coach builders with workshops around the corner on Abbey Walk.
Alice Bryant, 24, b. Berden, Essex
1901
William A Biggs, 39, dairyman, b. Cambridge
Sarah B Biggs, 36, b. Cambridge
Eva F Biggs, 8, b. Cambridge
Frederick C Biggs, 6, b. Cambridge
Albert V Biggs, 4, b. Cambridge
Alice Biggs, 3 months, b. Cambridge
1911
William Strangward, head, 36, married, parcel carman for G E Railway Co., b. Cambridge
Emily Strangward, wife, 35, married, at home, b. Quy, Cambridgeshire
Hilda Strangward, daughter, 14, day girl domestic out a few hours daily, b. Cambridge
Frederick Strangward, son, 13, school, b. Cambridge
Isabella Strangward, daughter, 11, school, b. Cambridge
Grace Strangward, daughter, 5, b. Cambridge
Eva Strangward, daughter, 3, b. Cambridge
Married 15 years, 6 children of which 1 died
This family has moved here from 167 Sturton Street.
Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
1913 (Kellys)
Albert Arthur Wallis, hotel waiter
1918 (Roll of Honour)
Pte Albert Wallis. Died in Perth military hospital 24th October 1918 from wounds received in France on October 8th.
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