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69 York Street

A Railway Servant & an Ironmonger's Assistant

1881

Louis Jeeves, head, 35, 1846, plasterer, Wheathamstead, Hertfordshire
Eliza Jeeves, wife, 38, 1843, Blunham, Bedfordshire
Louis W. Jeeves, son, 7, 1874, scholar, Blunham, Bedfordshire
Alice M. Jeeves, daughter, 5, 1876, scholar, Cambridge

1891

Thomas Harvey, head, railway servant, 37, 1854, B. Cambridge, Suffolk
Edith Harvey, 36, 1855, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire
George Harvey, nephew, 7, 1884, Fordham

1901

Frederick J Holder, head, 27, ironmonger’s assistant, 1874, Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire
Agnes E Holder, wife, 26, 1875, Hauxton, Cambridgeshire
Eva M Holder, daughter, 2, 1899, Hauxton, Cambridgeshire
Elizabeth Allen, mother-in-law, 55, 1846, Crishall, Essex

1911

Ernest Nichols, 26, brewery labourer, b. Cambridge

Florence Elizabeth Nichols, 23, b. Cambridge

Florence Elizabeth Nichols, 5, b. Cambridge

Nellie May Nichols, 1, b. Cambridge

Jhon Francis Sebat, 34, boarder, general labourer, b. Cambridge (it is written as ‘Jhon’, either that is the correct spelling of his name or Ernest, when filling out the census form, made a mistake)

Florence and Ernest have been married for five years and have two children.

Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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1939

Leslie Squires, b 6.1.1901, radial driller

Alice, b 12.3.1900

Rosina V, b 5.10.1919, grocery shop assistant

Reginald L, b 14.6.1922

unknown

unknown

unknown

Source: 1939 England and Wales register

In 1947 the family were living at 231 Ross Street.

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