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50 - 55 East Road (Collins barber shop) and George Pope's house nearby (date unknown)50 – 55 East Road
History of 55 East Road
F T Unwin in A Cambridge Childhood Revisited refers to George Pope as ‘the pram musician’. He also refer’s to Chatty Collins’ Barber shop, at the front of the picture.
1913
(50)
Arthur Silvester, ice cream merchant
Robert Collins, hairdresser
(51)
A Odell, carman
(52)
Thomas Harvey
(53)
William Childs
(54)
E Joselyn
(55)
Alfred Grosvenor, labourer
1939
(50)
Richard Barham, b 1888, painter
Dorothy P Barham, b 1910
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John Jones, b 1932
Dorothy Jones, b 1932
Harry Hewish, b 1886, tailor
(51)
Arthur Odell, b 1876, furniture remover (Heavy work)
(52)
May E Nightingale, b 1886, laundry hand
Claude R Bond, b 1918, wireless engineer.
Edward T Wright, b 1864, gardener
(53)
Percy Stock, b 1886, waiter
(54)
Edward Joslin, b 1914, corporation general labourer
Evelyn N, b 1919,
Henry G Barker, b 1872, iron foundry labourer
Sidney A Joslin, b 1921, builders general labourer
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(55)
George Pope, b 1896, cripple and partly blind street muscian (gramophone)
Alice Ralph, b 1896, food preservers (Chivers)
Dennis Ralph, b 1930,
Clifford Ralph, b 1937,
George King, b 1865, retired builders labourer
1962 not listed
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