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92 Akeman Street

History of 92 Akeman Street

1937

Harrold Robert Fisher is listed on the Electoral Register at 92 Akeman Street. Harold R Fisher and Betty Woolley married in Cambridge in Oct 1937.

1939

In 1939 Harold and Betty are on the Electoral Register at 54 Bradmore Street

1942

Harold Robert Fisher: Trooper, 7th Battalion The Suffolk Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps. Died 14/09/1942 at east Anglian Sanatorium Nayland-with-Wissington. Administration to Betty Fisher widow. Age 32. Son of Christopher and Mary A Fisher of Attleborough, Norfolk. [In the official probate record Harold’s address is 90 Akeman Street]

http://histonroadcemetery.org/graves/wargraves/ww2/hrfisher/

 

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