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19 Gwydir Street wedding 193119 Gwydir Street
History of 19 Gwydir Street
1868
CIP 5/12/1868:
FATAL ELECTION DISTURBANCE AT CAMBRIDGE
George Clarke was charged with manslaughter.
1881
George Clarke, head, 33, boot clicker
Mary Ann, wife, 26, b Leicester
Minnie F, daughter, 4, b Cambridge
George A, son, 2, b Cambridge
Mary L, daughter, 4 mos, b Cambridge
Swiathy Pateman, lodger, 21, bricklayer, b Bassingbourn
1891
George Clarke, header, 43, boot and shoe clicker, b Warwicks.
Mary Ann, wife, 36, b Leicester
George A, son, 12, scholar, born Cambridge
Louisa May, daughter, 10, scholar, born Cambridge
Lillian M, daughter, 8, scholar, born Cambridge
John E, son, 6, scholar, born Cambridge
Arthur W, son, 4, scholar, born Cambridge
Harry C, son, 2, born Cambridge
Frank P M, son, 11 mos, born Cambridge
1901
Mary A Clarke, widow, 46, monthly nurse, born Leicester
Lilian M, 18, born Cambridge
Arthur, 14, grocer’s tea packer, born Cambridge
Harry, 12, born Cambridge
Frank, 10, born Cambridge
Grace, 6, born Cambridge
1904
Elizabeth Clarke
1911
Lilian, 28, engine driver GER, born Cambridge
Harry, 22, carpenter and joiner, born Cambridge
Frank, 20, butcher, born Cambridge
Grace, 16, dressmaker, born Cambridge
1913
Mrs Mary Ann Clarke
1915 CIP 7.5.1915: Sergt Harry Clark: wrote to his mother saying that he had been wounded (22.4.1915) and the little finger of his left hand smashed. He is now in hospital.
1916 Company Sergeant Major Harry Charles Clarke of B Coy Cambridgeshire Regiment was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for his actions at the Schwaben Redoubt on 14/10/1916.
1931 Kite Marks project:
The first pinpoint relates to 19 Gwydir Street which already contains information at Capturing Cambridge about the occupants at the time of the 1901 and 1911 Censuses. Two of them, my grandmother Grace Clark (nee Clarke) and my great grandmother Mary Clarke are featured in the attached photograph taken in the back garden of 19 Gwydir Street on Saturday 4th April 1931 (an Easter wedding) on the occasion of my grandmother’s marriage to my grandfather, Tom Clark. Mary Clarke is dressed in black to my grandmother’s left.
1962
Miss L Clarke
1970
Philip Lawrence
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