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121 Gwydir Street
History of 121 Gwydir Street
1871 unnumbered
Thomas Muncey, 46, police officer, b Impington
Eliza, 45, b Norfolk
John, 10, b Cambridge
Frederick, 6, b Cambridge
1881
Thomas Muncey, head, 55, police constable
Eliza, wife, 52, b Norfolk
Frederick W, son, 16, railway clerk, b Cambridge
1891
Thomas Muncey, head, 65, police pensioner, b Histon
Eliza, wife, 60, b Norfolk
1901
Thomas Muncey, 76, policeman retired, b Histon
Anne Rowell, housekeeper, 42, b Cambridge
1905 CIP 16.6.1905: William Baker, foreman at Messrs Macintosh’s, of 121 Gwydir Street, gave evidence in case of Henry Ernest Darlington, 24, labourer of 35 Eden Street, being on premises for unlawful purposes.
1911
Alfred Waters, 37, signalman, b Shelford
Lester, 34, wife, b Norfolk
Sybil, 9, b Cambridge
Reginald, 7, b Cambridge
1913
Alfred Waters, GER servant
1962
Richard Johnson
1970
Mrs G Thorne
1982
Daniel Bangham, wind instrument maker
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