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172 Gwydir Street
History of 172 Gwydir Street
1881
John Hammond, head, 39, Primitive Methodist minister, b Norfolk
Matilda, wife, 40, b Suffolk
John, son, 9, scholar, b Norfolk
Ellen E, daughter, 7, scholar, b Norfolk
Eva, daughter, 4, scholar, b Kent
Albert, son, 2, b Middlesex
1891
Frank W Adams, head, 31, clothiers assistant, b Kent
Eva, wife, 33, b Cambridge
Edith E, daughter, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
Florence E, daughter, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Frank, son, 3, b Cambridge
Hilda, daughter, 1, b Cambridge
Ada Pamment, 14, servant, b Cambridge
1893 CIP 13.10.1893
Cambridge Independent Press 13.10.1893
1900 CDN 1.6.1900: Funeral of an Ex-Police Sergeant. Report of funeral of Walter Goddard of 172 Gwydir Street. Interred at Mill Road Cemetery.
1901
Sophia Goddard, 40, b Norfolk
Walker, 14, tailor, b Cambridge
Ruth, 10, b Cambridge
Claude, 6, b Cambridge
Frederick Swain, 23, insurance agent, b Sussex
Elizabeth, 23, b Cambridge
Walter, 5 mos, b Cambridge
Sarah Dickinson, boarder, 63, retired housekeeper, b Stetchworth
1911
Sophia Goddard, 51, widow, b Cambs
Claud, 16, junior clerk grocers, b Cambridge
1913
Mrs Marshall Goddard, nurse
1939
Herbert A F Allen, b 1884, joiner cabinet maker
Emily E K Allen, b 1877
Herbert S, b 1906, painter and decorator (ARP night messenger)
Frederick G, b 1913, grocer shop assistant
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Doris G Pyke, b 1911
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1962
Herbert S Allen
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