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82 (40) Milton Road, Donreath

History of 82 Milton Road

1901

William Thomas Pye, 53, scientific instrument maker, b London

Elizabeth, 48, b London

Helen Phoebe, 18, school teacher, b Cambridge

Edith Rose, 16, b Cambridge

1911

Frank Alfred Dalton, 44, bootmaker, b Cambridge

Maud Mary, 42, b Cambridge

Dorothy Maud Jette, daughter, 19, dairy assistant, b Chesterton

Beryl May, 17, lady clerk, b Chesterton

James Ellis, 14, b Chesterton

Charles Frank, 13, b Chesterton

Lilian Irene, 11, b Chesterton

Violet Hayden, 9, b Chesterton

Victor Alfred, 7, b Chesterton

1913

Frank Dalton, boot maker

1921

Frank Alfred Dalton, 54, master bootmaker,

Maud Mary, 52,

Charles Frank, 23, traveller dist mgr inventions British Industries Lf,

Violet Hayden, 19, shorthand typist Norwich Union,

Victor Alfred, 17, apprentice bookbinder finisher Green Street Messrs Gray,

Elizabeth, 88, b Bottisham

Elizabeth died in 192.

Later Maud Mary was living at 134 Chesterton Road.

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