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Oval-framed portrait of a young man in a dark military uniform and cap, with printed text below about his death in 1918.

John W Cornwell

2 Cheddar’s Lane

History of 2 Cheddar's Lane

1911

John Cornell, 41, gas stoker, b Cambridge

Frances, 39, b Cambridge

Nora Alice, 16, errand girl draper, b Cambridge

John W, 13, errand boy printer, b Cambridge

Harry, 10, school boy, b Cambridge

Ellen, 7, b Cambridge

Doris May, 4, b Cambridge


1913

John Cornwell, stoker


1918

Pte John W Cornell R.M.L.I. killed in action  September 27th 1918. He was 21 and had worked for Mr Haslop in Silver Street.

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