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19 Guest Road

History of 19 Guest Road

1901

Robert A Wyman, 35, clergyman, Church of England, b on the high seas

Minnie E, 31, b Rangoon, India, British Subject

Irene B, 7, b London

Sydney R, 5, b Cambridge

Mercy G Root, 16, general servant, b Cherry Hinton

Harriet M Park, 27, medical nurse, b Ireland

 

1911

George Flavill, 51, elementary school teacher, Cambridge Borough Council, b Huntingdonshire

Constance Julia, 49, elementary school teacher, Cambridge Borough Council, b Huntingdonshire

Constance Mary, 26, b Cherry Hinton

Gertrude Mabel Dickerson, 26, general servant, b Cambridge

 

1939

Ethelbert H Bass, b 1874, cigarette home cabinet proprietor (retired overseer Post Office)

Marcelle M J, b 1884, teacher of French

Ruby S Hoppitt (Poulter), b 1919, domestic servant

Lewis C Harmer, b 1902, university lecturer in French

Paul V Cohn, b 1881, tutor and examiner with special qualification in languages

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