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249 (170) Newmarket Road, The Seven Stars

History of 249 Newmarket Road

1901

Harry Aves, 34, blacksmith, b Cambridge

Julia, 34, b Ireland

Emily, 11, b Cambridge

Willie, 9, b Cambridge

Mabel, 7, b Cambridge

Nellis, 5, b Cambridge

Ruby, 3, b Cambridge

Maud, 1, b Cambridge

Margaret Plumb wrote about her family in ‘Catholics in Cambridge’ p219f. Her mother, Ruby Aves, was one of seven, six of whom were baptised at the English Martyrs Catholic church. Ruby and her siblings all went to the St Andrew’s School next to the church. She was once hit by Miss Ormerod on the hand with the cane and Ruby’s mother went to complain.


1911

Scott


1913

Scott


1937

Seven Stars, Claud Prior


1962

Seven Stars PH

Black and white view of the ornate stone frontage of The Seven Stars pub, featuring arched windows and a central swinging sign.

The Seven Stars (MoC)

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