History of 160 Gwydir Street
See History of Gwydir Street and Buildings in Gwydir Street.
John Deeks, pensioner, lived in 160 Gwydir St lived here in 1904 (see Spalding's Directory).
Miss Annie M. Deeks, dressmaker, lived here in 1913 (see Spalding's Directory).
She was still here in 1916 (see Kelly's Directory).
Presumably they were related.
From Capturing Cambridge:
HISTORY OF 160 GWYDIR STREET
1881:
Willimot Taylor, head, 38, division officer excise Revenue, b Worcester
Laura, wife, 32, b Oxford
Eleanor, daughter, 10, scholar, b Wales
Lydia M, daughter, 8, scholar, b Salop
Herbert W, son, 7, scholar, b Wellington
Edward, son, 6, scholar, b Wellington
Howard, son, 5, scholar, b Salop
Elsie M, daughter, 4, scholar, b Salop
1891:
John Deeks, head, 57, police sergeant, b Cheveley
Sarah, wife, 55, b Cambs
Annie M, daughter, 32, dress maker, b Cambridge
Alfred J, son, 19, telegraphist, b Cambridge
William J, son, 17, letter carrier, b Cambridge
Edith M, daughter, 16, b Cambridge
1901:
John Deeks, 67, police sergeant,
Sarah, 65
Annie Maria, 42, dressmaker
Edith M, 26, music teacher
1911:
Sarah Deeks, 75, widow
Lavina, 54, b Cambs
Annie Marie, 52, dressmaker
1913:
Miss A M Deeks, dressmaker
1939:
Ellen L Salisbury, b 1881, charwoman,
Beatrice E, b 1908, shorthand typist,
Reginald C W, b 1910, insurance committee correspondence clerk
Ivy, b 1911, shorthand typist
Constance, b 1917, shorthand typist
1962:
Mrs Salisbury
Motherwell family
They had moved to 165 Gwydir Street by 1982
1982:
John Hopkins, composer
Main index - Buildings and houses in Gwydir Street.