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20 Coronation Street

History of 20 Coronation Street

1901

Herbert Farrer, 31, fireman railway, b Cadwell

Maria, 31, b Herts

Thomas H, 10, b Herts

Minnie, 8, b Herts

Louis, 6, b Herts

Dorothy, 2, b Cambridge

1911

William Dring, 53, painter and paper hanger, b Cambridge

Eliza, 44, b Swaffham Prior

Frederick, 17, tram conductor, b Cambridge

Gertrude, 14, day girl, b Cambridge

Florence, 11, b Cambridge

Arthur, 8, b Cambridge

Albert, 3, b Cambridge

In 1918 the Dring family were living in 8 Occupation Road. In the meantime Gertrude had started work for Stetchworth Dairy. By the end of the war there were 43 women working for the dairy. Gertrude married Cecil Keeble of Willow Place in 1935.

1913

William Dring, painter

1962

Mrs Pollard

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