Name

Age

Job

Notes of interest

Notes

Manor Farm

Shown as family away on census day

Manor Farm

Charles Wright

81

Retired farm labourer

Annie Wright

67

Cook

Dora Godlington

16

servant

Manor House

Mr Clay

Shown as away on day of the census – no further details given

The Rectory, Church Street (shown as the Manor House in the signature strip)

Mary Caroline Walton

55

Private means

Annie May Cranfield

27

Cook

Emma Rebecca Clark

19

Housemaid

Church Street

Edwin Trew Lettimus

71

Rector

Rebecca Muncy

57

Cook

Hary Smart

39

Domestic parlour and housemaid

Church Street

David Acker

33

Domestic gardener

NB signed the form D Hacker not Acker

Ellen Acker

32

Albert Acker

10

Constance Acker

5

Francis Acker

2

Walter Pearce

34

Digger in gravel pits

Edith Ada Pearce

33

Marjorie Ward

7

Primrose Villa

Oliver Warren

27

bricklayer

Flora Warren

37

dressmaker

Stanley Warren

5 months

Isabella Marking

70

Widow/mother

The Chequers

James Thompson

52

Licensed Victualler

Margaret Thompson

46

Elijah Morley

21

Farm labourer

Annie Morley

23

Prince Regent

Charles Lewin

44

Publican

Fanny Lewin

45

Edward George Lewin

16

Domestic gardener

Church Street

Christopher Gall

60

Rope manufacturer

Elizabeth Gall

58

Henry Gall

21

Assistant in rope making

Edward Gall

19

Assistant in rope making

Cissie Gall

17

Church Street

Caroline Emma Cross

54

Emma Basham Cross

81

Mother

Church Street

Mark William Mowlam

38

Private means

Jane Mowlam

41

Wife

Lilian Mowlam

10

Daughter - student

Leslie Mowlam

8

Son

Jane Mowlam

28

Aunt

Cissie Andrews

19

General Servant

Rose Greenwood

21

Nursemaid

St Andrews, Church Street

Ernest Ralph Fordham

26

Farmer

Elsie Thidora Fordham

21

wife

Doris Mary Fordham

1

Eliza Ann Ward

19

Servant

Cintra Lodge, Church Street

Hart family

Listed as being away on Census Day

Post office, Church Street

Sarah Annie Miles

61

General dealer

Gilbert William Miles

26

Son- assistant at post office

Ingleside, Church Street

Hugh Treharne Llewellyn Roberts

42

Barrister

Edith Rose Roberts

42

Born in Budapest, American citizen

Rose King

23

Servant

Carl Knufinke

19

Servant

German- born in Herne, Prussia

Mount View (now Garden Fields)

Arthur Negus

29

House painter

Fannie Negus

29

Ernest Andrew Bullen

4

Nephew

Mount View

Walter Matthews

49

Mill hand, stone dresser, flour mill

Ada Matthews

39

George Matthews

17

No occupation

Ernest Matthews

15

Domestic page

Ada Matthews

13

Gordon Matthews

10

School

Flossie Matthews

7

School

Mount View

Alexander Freeman

63

General labourer

Sarah Freeman

64

Jane Rayment

36

Daughter

Herbert William Rayment

36

Son in law plasterer

Eva Mary Cracknell

22

Visitor

Mount View

Owen Cambridge

41

Farm labourer

Charlotte Cambridge

65

Wife

Lily Robinson

28

Daughter/ widow

Ruby Cambridge

18

Jack Robinson

5

Grandson

Beryl Montague

7

Nurse child

Margaret Kearney

6

Nurse child

High Street

Judith Maria Elbourne

71

Old age pensioner

Note that she signed her name on the census form without an e at the end of Elbourne

Gertrude Elbourne

15

Servant/ grand daughter

?

Charles Lofts

69

Retired grocer

Lois Ann Lofts

69

Jessie Clarke

31

General servant

The Terrace

Eliza Hones

66

Widow

Silas Pryor

47

Son

William David Hones

28

Son- labourer (timber felling)

Hilda Mary Hones

24

Factory hand

The Terrace

John Jennings

56

Timber faller

Sarah Ann Jennings

50

Wife

William John Jennings

29

Groom

Cecilia Mary Jennings

19

Daughter

The Terrace

Ezire Pearl

57

Farm labourer

Emily Pearl

47

Wife

Hilda Pearl

19

Domestic servant

Fred Pearl

17

Farm labourer

Fred was to die in action in WW1 in 1918. This is the citation from the roll of honour.

Private, 14023, 11th Bn., Suffolk Regiment who was killed in action on Tuesday, 9th April 1918. Born Little Shelford, enlisted Cambridge. Husband of Lily Sophia Scrivener (formerly Pearl), of The Wash, Hundon, Clare, Suffolk. Commemorated on Ploegsteert Memorial, Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium. Panel 3.

Sydney Pearl

14

Probably twins

Sydney was to die in action in WW1 in 1918. This is the citation from the roll of honour.

Private, 33401, 2nd Bn., Yorkshire Regiment who was killed in action on Wednesday, 8th May 1918. Born and resident Little Shelford, enlisted Cambridge. Commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 52 to 54 and 162A

May Pearl

14

Robert Pearl

9

The Terrace

Peter Hacker

29

Groom and gardener

Agnes Maria Hacker

26

Wife

Frederick William Hacker

8

School

Florence Daisy Hacker

6

Ernest Hacker

4

Leslie John Hacker

1

The Terrace

Ernest Fuller Sparks

36

Farm labourer

Agnes Sparks

38

Wife

Bessie Sparks

14

Daughter

Ralph Sparks

11

Sybil Sparks

7

Kathleen Sparks

3

Benjamin Pumfrey

33

Boarder- newsagent

Swiss Cottage, The Terrace

William Charles Marshall

57

Builder

Susan Marshall

59

Wife

Edith Hannah Marshall

28

Arthur Harold Marshall

24

Bricklayer

Eva Marshall

18

Teacher at an elementary school

The Terrace

George Jackson

57

Gardener

Mary Ann Jackson

67

Wife

Arthur George Jackson

26

Dairyman on a farm

William Frederick Jackson

19

Farm labourer

The Terrace

John Carter

52

Farm labourer

Henry John Carter

17

Farm labourer

Gertrude Carter

15

Arthur Carter

11

School

Arthur was to die in WW1 in 1918 aged 19. This is from the roll of honour.

Private, 59326, 6th Bn., Northamptonshire Regiment who was killed in action on Sunday, 29th September 1918. Age 19. Born Little Shelford, enlisted Cambridge. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter, of The Terrace, Little Shelford. Commemorated on Vis-en-Artois Memorial, Pas de Calais, France. Panel 7.

The Terrace

Garry William Nunn

41

Groom

Annie Louisa Nunn

28

Wife

Stanley Edwin Nunn

4

Son

Godfrey Reginald Nunn

3

Son

Leslie Francis Nunn

1

Son

Leonard Edward Nunn

5 months

Son

The Terrace

Thomas Wilkinson

71

Old aged pensioner

Charlotte Wilkinson

67

Wife - retired foreman on farm

The Terrace

Eliza Ann Ansell

35

Domestic cook

Park House

Edward George Walker

58

Carpenter

Sarah Louisa Walker

58

Wife

Joseph John Walker

36

Son carpenter

Emma Walker

28

Son’s wife

Harold Percy Walker

33

Son - carpenter

Terrace Cottage, High Street

Pharoah Acker

58

Bricklayer/labourer

Ada Acker

59

Wife

Nathan Charles Acker

17

Farm labourer

Elm Cottage

Eliza Anne Joiner

57

Hall Farm, High Street

Joseph Edward Fordham

52

Farmer

Pertan Fordham

52

Wife

Fanny Fordham

32

Daughter

High Street

William Brunning

37

Cowman on farm

Martha Brunning

32

Wife

William Brunning

9

Son

Daisy Brunning

6

Daughter

High Street

John Edwin Goodwin

55

Widower- cowman on farm

Reuben Edward Goodwin

18

Farm labourer

Bertie Goodwin

14

Son

High Street

William Lloyd

32

Cowman on farm

Florence Eleanor Lloyd

30

Wife

Edith Emma Lloyd

5

Daughter

Cicely Mary Lloyd

6

Daughter

Herbert William Lloyd

4

Son

Olive Elizabeth Lloyd

3

Daughter

William Jude

27

Brother- blacksmith’s striker

High Street

Henry John Godfrey

65

Labourer on farm

Ann Godfrey

65

Wife

Henry Jack Godfrey

22

Son – labourer on farm

High Street

Katherine Gillingham

55

Widow

Born in County Cork

Catherine Agnes Gillingham

18

Domestic nurse

Signed the return as Agnes

Frederic George Gillingham

7

Grandson

High Street

Joseph Payne

78

Widower- horseman on farm

Form signed by Agnes Gillingham

The Cottage, Westfield, High Street

Frederic Charles Dyne

32

Groom

Kate Dyne

34

Wife

Frederic Cameron Charles Dyne

5

Son

Nellie Irene Dyne

1

Daughter

Westfield, High Street

Francis Meban Platt-Higgins

36

Private Means

Born Belfast, Ireland

Ethel Dorothy Platt-Higgins

32

Wife

Edward Brian Platt-Higgins

8

Son

Patrick Humphrey Platt-Higgins

5

Son

Grace Kerry

29

Governess

James Darvill

37

Butler

Annie Darville

38

Cook

Gladys Ellen Brunning

17

Housemaid

Sainfoins Lodge, Whittlesford Road

William Meadow

62

Farm bailiff

Sarah Jane Meadow

62

Wife

William Arthur Meadow

23

Millwright in paper mill

Ernest Edward Meadow

19

Farm pupil

Sainsfoins, Whittlesford Road

Harmer Towgood

68

Papermaking and farming

Adeline Atty Towgood

66

Wife

Sarah Simpson

58

Cook

Jane Bowden

61

Ladies’ maid

Grace Mary Waspe

24

Kitchen maid

Millicent Eteridge

21

Housemaid

Sybil Olive Olivia May Trowler

19

Housemaid

Ley Grove Cottages, Whittlesford Road

William Rivett

47

Farm labourer

Elizabeth Rivett

45

Wife

Harry Rivett

20

Son- farm labourer

Alice Rivett

15

Daughter

May Rivett

8

Daughter

William Rivett

6

Son

Ley Grove Cottages

George Darley

57

Horseman on farm

Charlotte Darley

60

Wife

Arthur James Darley

23

Son – farm labourer

Walter Ernest Darley

20

Mill hand at a paper mill

Walter was to die in WW1 4 years later – this is the citation from the roll of honour

Private, 18418, 1st Bn., Suffolk Regiment who died of wounds on Sunday, 3rd October 1915. Born Little Shelford, enlisted Cambridge. Commemorated on Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France. Panel 37 and 38

Ley Grove Cottages

Smith Taylor

40

Stockman

Sarah Taylor

35

Wife

Cyril R Taylor

14

Son – boot repair apprentice

William F Taylor

14

Farm lad

William was to die in WW1 4 years later in 1915. This is the citation in the roll of honour.

Lance Corporal, 10890, 1st Bn., King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regt.) who was killed in action on Sunday, 2nd May 1915. Age 19. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of Smith and Sarah Taylor, of Hauxton Rd., Little Shelford. Commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 12

Herbert J Taylor

12

School

Olive Mary Taylor

4

School

Ley Grove cottages

Richard Purkis

59

Shepherd

Louise Purkis

59

Wife