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69-71 Glisson Road

71 Glisson Road, Bedford House

History of 71 Glisson Road

1901

Wheatcroft family moved from Brook Cottage


1913

William Henry Wheatcroft, teacher of law

Emma née Minter

Edward Lewis Elam Wheatcroft, b 1890

Edith Audry Patricia Wheatcroft, b 1900

Wheatcroft family had previously lived at Brook Cottage

At some point they moved to 2 St Barnabas Road

William Wheatcroft had premises in 10 – 11 Rose Crescent.


1962

Wallace Mullins

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