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Nos 1-4 Brookside2 Brookside, Trumpington Road (Beech House)
History of 2 Brookside
2 Brookside
See history of Pemberton allotment in New Town
1868
Met office Archives record James Nutter at Beech House keeping temperature and rainfall data. (email from AS 2022)
1871 (3 Trumpington Road)
James Nutter, 43, Miller merchant, b Cambridge
1881 (2 Beach House)
James Nutter, 63, miller and merchants employing 12 men, b Cambridge
Lucy A, 24, b Cambridge
Helen, 20, b Cambridge
Emma Petch, 23, cook, b Great Swaffham
Eliza Brown, 23, housemaid, b West Wickham
Annie Bradford, 18, under housemaid, b West Wickham
1901
Herbert T Barnes-Laurence, 48, schoolmaster, b Yorks
Isabella Lowry, 38, cook, b Ireland
Ellen Miller, 42, housemaid, b Norfolk
Sarah Stevens, 24, parlourmaid, b Cambs
1911 Beech House Brookside
David Munsey, 69, jeweller and silversmith, b Willingham
Catherine, 63, b Cambs
Grace Mary Brown, 24, cook, b Grantchester
Myrtle Biggs, 21, housemaid, b Histon
1913
Dr Campbell Morgan
1921
Cheshunt (Congregational ) College rented to the Methodist Church, this house. Six students arrived in October 1921. In 1922 a site in Jesus Lane became available and was purchased. In 1924 the community moved to Jesus Lane.
1962
Cambridge Institute of Education
Mrs Lambert
Mrs McArthur
1953-1962
The Bell family lived here: Oswald, Vida (who taught at St Faiths, and their two children.
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