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183 Gwydir Street
History of 183 Gwydir Street
1881
Jonas Abbs, head, 29, sadler, b Longstanton
Alice, wife, 31, b Essex
Arthur G, son, 9, scholar, b Chesterton
Frank A, son, 6, scholar, b Chesterton
William J, son, 4, scholar, b Cambridge
William Hall, lodger, 18, harness maker, b Lincs
CIP 18.10.1884: Alfred Nunn, 183 Gwydir Street (Curator of Parker’s Piece) in in list of Cambridge Parish Constables.
1891
Alfred Nunn, head, 60, curator to Cambs Corporation, b Fowlmere
Eliza, wife, 60, b Herefordshire
1900 CIP 22.6.1900: R Nunn, son, left for service in the ambulance division at the front [South Africa].
1901
Alfred Nunn, 70 [?], custodian gardener
Eliza, 70 [?]
1906
CIP 28.9.1906: Alfred Nunn was witness in case against Charles Palmer, 32, drover, lodging at the Butchers Arms, Newmarket Road, for using obscene language on Parkers Piece. Pleaded guilty and was fined 2s 6d.
1907
CIP 23.8.1907: Alfred Nunn was witness in the case of the discovery of the body of James Augustus Birch, a gardener, of 6 Emery Street. He had apparently drowned in a shallow ditch along the border of King’s College grounds. The man had been a gardener at Christ’s Pieces for about 10 years but had been suspended on account of a complaint against him the previous day.. The verdict was that the man had drowned but there was insufficient evidence to explain how this had happened. He was 66 and left a widow.
1911
Alfred Nunn, 56, custodian, b Fowlmere
Eliza, 56, b Herefordshire
1913
Alfred Nunn, custodian of Christ’s Piece
1962 Dales Brewery
1970 not listed
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