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1 Upper Gwydir Street
History of 1 Upper Gwydir Street
1881
Richard Briggs, head, 38, printer, Cambridge
Anna E, wife, 32, b Cheveley
Edith E M, daughter, 2 b Cambridge
Sarah A Harris, 34, lodger, dressmaker, b Cheveley
CIP 3/12/1881 p.9: VACCINATION ACT. Richard Briggs, of Upper Gwydir-street, was summoned for neglecting to have his child vaccinated.—Defendant admitted the offence, and objected to have the child vaccinated as she had been very delicate and had been a great trouble to bring up.—The bench ordered the child to be vaccinated within seven days.
1891
Henry Hayward, head, 30, kitchen porter, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, wife, 31, b Haddenham
Arthur George, son, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Henry Joseph, son, 3, b Cambridge
Same property, separate household
Daniel Hewlett, 23, kitchen porter, b Newmarket
1901
John Moore, 74, living on own means, b Cambridge, deaf
Emma G, 88, b Fulbourn
Emma, 52, b Cambridge
1911
Henry Hayward, 50, college servant, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, 51, b Haddenham
Arthur George, 25, grocers assistant, b Cambridge
Henry Joseph, 23, postman, b Cambridge
Frederick, 19, book clerk, cement works, b Cambridge
Ernest, 16, oil and colour shop assistant, b Cambridge
1939
Albert E Wisby, b 1911, builders labourer
Kathleen D, b 1913, unpaid domestic duties
Ernest c Brewer, b 1919, second hotel porter
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