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This seems to be 92 (LHS cottage) and 90 (RHS cottage) King St, Cambridge, which seems to be where the Turners lived.
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David Page Associates on LHS is confirmed as 96 King St.
94 King St is possibly the side door in the laneway (unconfirmed).
92 and 90 King St seem to be the two old cottages in the centre (unconfirmed).
The King Street Run pub on RHS is confirmed as 88 and 86 King St.
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Samuel Turner,
bricklayer,
later listed as lamplighter, of King St, Cambridge (see map),
living Cambridge at mar,
mar 7 Feb 1808 (her already pregnant), Holy Trinity church, intersection of Sidney St and Market St, Cambridge (see map and Street View),
to Elizabeth Hederich [or Hederick, living Cambridge at mar],
she may be Elizabeth Turner, bur St Clements, Cambridge, 1861, age 78 (born 1783), (todo) see if there is grave,
had issue:
- Charles Turner,
bapt 22 May 1808, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge, NOT 12 May,
wit sister Eliza's mar 1829, he signed (was not illiterate),
he might be Charles Turner, age 30 (born 1811, Cambridgeshire), bricklayer, who is listed in [UK census, 1841] at Mount Pleasant, in parish of St Giles, Cambridge (see map), he is living with Rebecca Turner, age 30 (born 1811, Cambridgeshire), and Mary Turner, age 5 (born 1836, Cambridgeshire),
he must be Charles Turner, shopkeeper, 90 King St, Cambridge, listed in [PO Directory, 1846].
- Frances Turner,
bapt 15 Oct 1809, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge,
wit sister Eliza's mar 1829, she was illiterate.
- Eliza Turner,
born Cambridge,
bapt 19 Jan 1812, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge, NOT 9 Jan,
living E side of Cambridge at mar, she was illiterate, but he signed,
mar 26 Jan 1829 (her age 17, probably already pregnant), church of St.Andrew the Less (Barnwell Priory), Newmarket Rd, Barnwell, E side of Cambridge (see map and street view)
to Charles Day [born 1809] and had issue.
- Samuel Turner,
bapt 3 Oct 1813, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge,
he must be Samuel Turner, age 25 (born 1816, Cambridgeshire), occupation "boot closer" (boot maker), who is listed in [UK census, 1841] at King St, Cambridge, he is living with a number of other people, including Emma Turner, age 10 (born 1831, Cambridgeshire), and Mary (possibly Turner), age 40 (born 1801, Cambridgeshire),
he must be Samuel Turner, boot and shoe maker, 92 King St, Cambridge, listed in [PO Directory, 1846].
- Henry Turner,
bapt 25 Dec 1815, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge. - Edward John Turner,
bapt 14 Jan 1819, Holy Trinity church, Cambridge.
Holy Trinity church, Cambridge.
Eliza Turner was bapt here 1812.
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Church of St.Andrew the Less, Cambridge.
Photo 2000.
From Cambridge 2000.
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