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209 Hills Road, Lowencester

History of 209 Hills Road

1901

Frederick Offord, 29, commercial traveller clothing, born Norwich

Agnes, 34, wife, born Ely

Beatrice, 1, born Cambridge

Ada Marshall, servant, nurse, born Cambridge

1911

David Harold Pretto, 34, miller’s and merchants traveller, born London [In 1939 David Pretto was living at Huntingfield, Huntingdon Road]

Florence Maria Skeeles Pretto, 34, born St Ives

Florence Constance Leuella Pretto, 10, born Cambridge

Albert Edward Gifford, 31, brother-in-law, railway porter, born St Ives

Anne Gertrude Hills, 18, servant, born Whittlesford

1939

Alice Newman, b 1883

Elizabeth Percy, b 1870

See Mona Lodge, Glisson Road

In 1911 Elizabeth Percy was living in High Street Soham.

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