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25 Arbury Road (12), Cambridge

25 Arbury Road

1913 (12)

Henry Alfred Adcock, ARCO


circa 1914-1918:

Frederick William Thomas Oldham

Agnes

The Oldhams had moved to 13 Arbury Road in 1913, but then moved next door a short time after. (Email from DE 2022)


1919

Agnes Oldham died, the day after giving birth to their daughter Louisa Baldock Oldham.


1933

Frederick married his late wife’s sister Ethel Constance Fincham who had lost her husband, Ellis Robert Fincham in WWI. At some point the couple moved to 32 Arbury Road.

Ellis and Ethel had had a son named Verdun in 1916.


1939

Bernard L Hodges, salesman


1962 (25)

Mrs M Bourne

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