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38 Gwydir Street

History of 38 Gwydir Street

1881

David Pettit, head, 34, carpenter employing 2 men, b Suffolk

Julia M, wife, 34, b Suffolk

Richard, son, 13, scholar, b Suffolk

Stammers [?] H, son, 11, scholar, b Suffolk

Westrop E, son, 10, scholar, b Suffolk

Leo Charles, son, 8, scholar, b Suffolk

Bertie G, son, 4, scholar, b Cambridge

Eva, daughter, 3, b Cambridge

unnamed infant, son, 1 mo, b Cambridge

1884

CIP 22.11.1884: Alleged Assault, Ambrose leech, 38, Gwydir Street, Cambridge, was summoned by G F A Mills, builder, for assaulting him. A cross summons was issued against the complainant by the defendant. Several witnesses were called on both sides, but the evidence was so conflicting that the Bench decided to dismiss both summonses.

1891

Bernard Webb, head, 45, tinplate worker

Amelia L, wife, 47, b Sussex

Louisa A, daughter, 16, b Sussex

George H Dark, nephew, 16, smith’s apprentice, b London

Rose M Webb, niece, 14, b London

Amelia M Dark, niece, 4, b London

CIP 29.3.1895: Miss Webb gave evidence for the assault of Henry Thomas Philips of 14 Norfolk Street by Thomas Doncaster of Adam and Eve Row, on 22.3.1895.

1901

Bernard Webb, 53, ???? agent, b Sussex

Amelia L, 51, b Sussex

Eliza A Jarvis, servant, b Cambridge

George H Whiffin, 41, locomotive engine driver, b Cambridge

1911

Amelia Louisa Webb, widow, 61, newsagent, b Sussex

Clara Flood, assistant, 22, b Cambridge

Violet Cicely Webb, 9, adopted daughter, b Middlesex

Eileen Marguerite Porter, nurse child, 5 months, b Chesterton

Rebecca Phillips, lodger, 80, b Newnham

1913

Mrs A Webb, greengrocer and newsagent

1915 CIP 20.8.1915: Roll of Honour: Herbert Arthur Tyrrell, 38 Gwydir Street. Enlisted in the 3rd / 1st Cambs.

1939

Hilda P Bebee, b 1889, clerk statistics food producer

1962

Miss H Bebee

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