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2 Gwydir Street

2 Gwydir Street

History of 2 Gwydir Street

1881

Henry Peck, head, 52, tailor, b Cambridge

Rebecca, wife, 54, b Oakington

1891

Henry Peck, head, 62,  tailor, b Cambridge

Rebecca, wife, 64, b Oakington

1901

Herbert Wallis, 41, carpenter, b Cambridge

Sarah A,  30, b Littleport

Ruby M, 1, b Cambridge

1900 CC&J 21.12.1900: Saturday Night on Mill Road: In connection with the same disturbance, Charles Ernest Tiplady of Gwydir Street and Arthur Owers, of Brewhouse Lane, were charged with obstructing PC.s Westrup and Wilding in the execution of their duty on December 15th. ……………..

1904

Charles Tiplady

1911

Charles Tiplady, 48, tailor, b Cambridge

Emma, 47, b Kent

John, 24, tailor’s porter, b Cambridge

Mabel Garwood, daughter, 26, b Cambridge

Henry Garwood, son in law, 28, barman wine merchants, b Cambs

May Garwood, granddaughter, 3,b Cambridge

Joyce Garwood, granddaughter, 5 mos, b Cambs

James Garwood, 20, osler hotel, b Essex

1913

Charles Tiplady, tailor

1939

Henry C Badcock, b 1891, lengthman engineer

Emily M, b 1887

Charles H, b 1916, shop assistan

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1962

Mrs A E Thorogood

For more information see http://www.theedkins.co.uk/jo/gwydir/house2.htm

 

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