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5 Jesus Lane

History of 5 Jesus Lane

1861

Robert Scott, 29, chemist, b Cambridge


1913

E C Short, tailor and robemaker


1939

Kenneth Oswin King, b 1915, ,motor car mechanic (ex civil air guard)

Alma Cynthia née Lambourne, b 1918

John Bromwich, b 1915, former research student, general list territorial awaiting appointment

Rachel Bromwich, b 1915, former research student

Kenneth had graduated from Christs College in 1937 with degress in psychology and economics. He joined the family business, King and Harpers, to learn mechanics. In 1938 he served an apprenticeship at Wolseley Motors in Birmingham.

During World War II he worked in Coventry on the design and production of Merlin engines.

In 1946 he became a director of King and Harpers and set up a new Home Appliances department. In 1950 he moved to 16 Home Close Histon.


1962

Christopher Roberts

(5-6) King and Harper, automobile engineers

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