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25, The Limes, Benson Street

History of the Limes

1891 The Limes

Turner


1901 The Limes

George Turner, 44, upholsterer, b Cambridge

Clara A, 44, b Cambridge

Clara R, 18, b Cambridge

Ethel M, 13, b Cambridge

Harriet M, niece, 33, b Cambridge

Ellen Bond, visitor, widow, 63, b Cambridge

Edith Whybro, servant, 18, b Willingham


1911 (25)


1913 The Limes

William J Aspinall


1915 09 24

William John Aspinall, a retired printer and farmer, has died at his home, The Limes, Benson Street, aged 67. Before moving to Cambridge in 1908 he had worked in Chatteris as a printer and stationer while also engaged in farming. He served for several years on Chatteris Urban District Council and was a strong Conservative who undertook considerable work for the party. Since settling in Cambridge, however, he had taken no part in public affairs. He leaves a widow and two children by his first wife. 15 09 24

Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge Huntingdon Road Scrapbook.


1939


1962

Herbert Halls

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Projects

  • Benson Street

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