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283 Hills Road, Winslade

History of 283 Hills Road

1911

Isabel Mary Smith, mother, 53, married, born Leeds

Francis Henry Smith, head, 28, single, medical student, born Cambs

Dorothy, 25, born Cambs

Margaret, 22, born Devon

Ellen Duffey, 56, servant, untrained nurse, born Exeter

Jane Bennett, 38, visitor, born Swavesey

Kate Lewin, 29, cook, born Caxton

Maude Doggett, 22, housemaid, born Cambridge

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1939

? (name officially closed)

Winifred Barnes (Adair 1952), b 1919, cook

May C McMaster, b 1893

Daisy A Harvey (McMaster), b 1895, independent

Mildred H Smith, b 1903, sick nurse

Albert V McMaster, b 1883, medical practitioner

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