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87 Hemingford Road, Cambridge
History of 87 Hemingford Road, Cambridge
1901
John H Pain, railway guard, 53, b Ipswich
Elizabeth, 52, b Suffolk
Laura, 14, b Essex
John, 9, b Essex
Robert Willers, railway engine cleaner, 21, boarder, b Teversham
Fred Gribble, civil service ordnance survey, 20, boarder, b Bedford
1904 W S Dring
1910 William Stanley Dring
1913 William Stanley Dring, stonemason
1951 William Stanley Dring
1960 John Curtis
1970 John Curtis
A feature article about John Curtis appeared in the Cambridge Weekly News 12.6.1986.
“My father was a guard for 51 years and he did his best to put me off, it was mainly the unsocial working hours, but I’ve always loved the railways“
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