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Swann Hurrell as Mayor of Cambridge, 1865-18704 Newnham Terrace, Newnham Road
History of 4 Newnham Terrace
1861
Swann Hurrell, widower, 45, magistrate ironmonger merchant and founder employing 25, b Hauxton [elsewhere Foxton]
John Hills, servant, 23, b Burwell
Susanna Marsh, 23, servant, b Cambridge
Catharine Gurner, 40, servant, b Little Shelford
In 1851 Swann Hurrell is
In 1871 Swann Hurrell is living at 17 Sussex Gardens, Paddington
In 1881 Swann Hurrell is at 30 Thompson’s Lane.
1871
Sarah Miller, widow, 73, b Swavesey
Richard Miller, 43, unmarried, wine merchant, b Cambridge
[Richard Miller gave evidence at the inquest into the death of Jessie Chauntler in 1873; Jessie left a letter behind blaming him for her suicide]
Elizabeth Vail, 28, servant, b West Wratting
Sarah A French, cook, 22, b West Wickham
1913
Mrs Grier
1962 Little St Mary’s Vicarage
Rev Canon Edward Maycock, vicar of Little St Mary’s
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