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148 Sturton Street
A Carpenter
1881
James Moon, head, married, 24, carpenter & joiner, b. Macclesfield, Cheshire
Rebecca Moon, wife, married, 24, b. Toft, Cambridgeshire
Perceval J. Moon, son, 10 months, b. Cambridge
1891
Nathaniel Harmsworth Woodhouse, 28, Carpenter, b. Cambridge
Elizabeth Ann Woodhouse, 29, Sawston, Cambs
Nathaniel and Elizabeth married in 1884
1901
Elfreda C Tabor, 31, (Head of household, married), b. Cambridge
Jack Tabor, 4, b. Cambridge
Benjamin Henry Tabor, 2, b. Cherry Hinton
Harry A D Tabor, 5 months, b. Cherry Hinton
Husband, John Osborne Tabor, is a College Porter at Trinity and is at work on the night of the Census.
1911
Jonathan Clark, head, 59, married, carpenter and joiner, own account, b. Cambridge
Emma Clark, wife, 59, married, b. Cambridge
Ernest Jonathan Clark, grandson, 11, school, b. Cambridge
Married 37 years, 1 child
Emma Clark died in 1918 and is buried in Mill Road Cemetery. Her grandson, Ernest, died in World War 1 and is remembered on Emma’s gravestone. Ernest was a Private in the 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment
Sources: 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census, Mill Road Cemetery, Civil Registration Marriage Index (1837-1915),
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