Albert Bartels, 30
Laura
Augusta Hill, visitor, 18
William Ripley, 23, b Leeds
Frank Martindale, boarder, 12, b Cambs
William Athanas, boarder, 11, b Bucks
Henry Athanas, boarder, 9, b Bucks
Albert Hornby, boarder, 12, b Middlesex
Edward Hornby, boarder, 9, b Middlesex
Hannah Asher, 21, servant, b Warboys
Sarah Harden, 14, servant, b Hunts
(63 Caius House Boarding School)
Albert Bartels, 40, schoolmaster, born Germany
Laura, 31, born Germany
Frances, 9, born Cambridge
Brenst, 7, born Cambridge
Frederick, 6, born Cambridge
Margaret, 4, born Cambridge
Ellen, 3, born Cambridge
Agnes, 1, born Cambridge
Emile Bacot, assistant master, 26, born France
28 boy pupils aged 8 – 18
Emily Smith, 18, housemaid, born Suffolk
Elizabeth Smith, 21, cook, born Suffolk
Susan Smith, 23, housemaid, born Suffolk
Ellen Stubbings, 26, nursemaid, born Cambs
Ann Cuttress, 18, nursemaid, born Haddenham
(63 Hills Road, Caius House Boarding School)
Frederick W Whitehead, 44, curate of Impington and school master, born Manchester
Martha, 45, born Cambridge
John E L, 18, born Cambridge, undergraduate of ?? Coll Cambs
Mary Anne Frances, 13, born Cambridge
Fredrick C M, 12, born Cambridge
Alice Catherine, 9, born Cambridge
Mercia D, 7, born Cambridge
Edith Agnes, 4, born Cambridge
Howard G Gorsuch, assistant, 20, assistant master, born Portsmouth
Susanna King, servant, 34, cook, born Cambs
Sarah Ann Crisp, servant, 30, housemaid, born Cambs
Elizabeth A Arnold, servant, 31, nurse, born Whittlesford
Mary Ann Warren, servant, 18, housemaid, born Essex
Charles Coningsley, servant, 16, gardener, born Melbourn
Pupils listed: 17 boys aged from 10 to 17 from Cambs, Hunts, Essex, Norfolk mainly
(63 Hills Road):
Hugh Bellamy, 35, undergraduate, born Dorset
Ellen H, 32, born Dorset
Arthur V, 7, born Surrey
Ella M, 6, born Surrey
Hilda M, 4, born Surrey
Sarah Page, 13, servant, born Suffolk
Jane Wenham, 13, servant, born Cambridge
Julia E Smith, 36, visitor, born Dorset
Mary Tippett, 35, visitor, ladies maid, born Cornwall
Hugh moved from Cambridge in 1883 to become chaplain of the Royal Naval College at Great Yarmouth.
Elizabeth Ingle, 69, living by her own means, born Cambs
Caroline Traylor, servant, 19, born Newmarket
James Catling, 59, auctioneer and estate agent, born Cambridge
Ellen, 60, born Ely
Robert T, 29, auctioneer and estate agent,
Minnis L Cook, 20, housemaid, born Horningsea
Maud Searle, 16, cook, born Cambridge
Robert Thurgood Catling, 39, auctioneer, born Cambridge
Ethel Kate, 32, born Chesterton
Roland James Thurgood, 6 ms, born Cambridge
Clara Sophia Hayhoe, 33, nurse, born Suffolk
Lydia Baker, 21, servant, born Cambs
Robert Thurgood Catling
At the beginning of the 20th century this was the home of the Catling family. In 1901 Robert Thurgood Catling, an auctioneer, was living at this address with his parents. He married in 1908 and is recorded at Caius House in 1911 and 1913.
He had two sisters, Catherine Ellen (b. 1868) and Ethel Lilian (b. 1881 d.1945). In 1901 both girls are staying with their uncle, Thomas Catling, an editor, in Lambeth. Strangely however, by 1911, both girls are patients at St Andrew’s Hospital for mental Diseases in Northampton, both classified as ‘lunatic’ from the age of 2. The Catling family including Ethel are buried in Mill Road Cemetery.
These postcards were sent to Miss [E] Catling in 1903 and 1904 at Caius House.
Sarah E Martin, b 1914, domestic servant
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