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Kathleen Aquilane De Gray, 63 Lensfield Road63 Lensfield Road / 12 Downing Terrace
History of 63 Lensfield Road
1851 unnumbered
Thomas Reeve, 29, carpenter, b Gt Shelford
Frances, 28, b Duxford
Elizabeth, 5, b Cambridge
Marian, 3, b Cambridge
Louisa, 1, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, mother, widow, 50, b Cambridge
1861 (12)
Thomas Reeves, 39, joiner, b Gt Shelford
1901 12 Downing Terrace
Frances E Thrower, 51, living on own means, b Wilts
Agnes Wilkerson, 18, servant, b Barrington
1911
Catherine Isabella Hills, 55, widow
Cecil Hyde Hills, step-son, 25, university student, b Cambridge
Alice Jane Williamson, sister, 60, b London
Laura Bessie Goodrum, cook, 28, cook, b Norfolk
Mahala Bawdry, 18, housemaid, b Bottisham
1913 G W Walker, FRS
1923
1923?: Kathleen De Gray, John, Peter and Pamela
De Gray family of 63 Lensfield Road: John, mother and Peter
De Gray family, 63 Lensfield Road: Peter, Cambridge
1924
K De Gray, Bonchurch, Bond Street 1924
1926
Approx. 1926, 63 Lensfield Road. Katherine, Albert, John and Peter De Gray.
1932
Peter De Gray, 1932. See 63 Lensfield Road
1936
Peter de Gray in helmet. C.1936 see 63 Lensfield Road
1940-1943
Peter and John De Gray “from Cambridge 1940-43”. See 63 Lensfield Road.
1943
De Gray ration book, 63 Lensfield Road
1944
Mrs K A de Gray invited to Investiture at Buckingham Palace 15th February.
63 Lensfield Road, 1944
Kathleen, Albert and unknown, date unknown
63 Lensfield Road, Kathleen and Albert De Gray
1945
Jessie A Cloudsley-Thompson
Jessie L Cloudsley-Thompson
Albert E De Gray
In 1924 Edwin was living at 53 Cherry Hinton Road
Kathleen Aquila De Gray, b Cambridge 1894 [In 1894 her family were living at 15 Cavendish Road]
Kathleen Aquilane De Gray, 63 Lensfield Road
Lewis James Gomme
Mary Gomme
In 1924 Albert Edwin De Gray was living at 53 Cherry Hinton Road
Angela De Gray, Identity Card, 63 Lensfield Road
Angela De Gray, Identity Card, 63 Lensfield Road
Angela De Gray, Clothing Ration Book, 63 Lensfield Road
c.1946-1947
A E De Gray, Sheridan and Angela, 63 Lensfield Road c.1946-47
Angela with boyfriend David, Nov.1946. Possibly Parker’s Piece or Jesus Green. See 63 Lensfield Road
November 1946. De Fray family, 63 Lensfield Road
c.1947-1948
Cambridge: John and Betty De Gray. Kathy De Gray and Angela (6), 63 Lensfield Road
August 1947, Cambridge. From left, Betty de Gray, Kathleen de Gray, Kay de Gray, Angela and cousin Sheridan, Ellis Brown.
Angela De Gray (7), second from left at back. Photo by Stearn and Sons.
Phot with Angela De Gray, see 63 Lensfield Road. Presumably King Slocombe Dance School
1947 School Report for Angela De Gray, Lindfield School
1947 School Report for Angela De Gray, Lindfield School
1947, 41 Hills Road, Doctors note for Angela De Gray
Lindfield School was in Sussex.
c.1948-1950:
Death Certificate, Albert Edwin De Gray, aged 67, Chief Wages Clark, Pye Radio
Albert Edward De Gray, c.1948-1950
1951
Letter from Pye after death of Albert De Gray, 1951
In the garden of 63 Lensfield Road
1951, 63 Lensfield, Angela and Uncle John de Gray
1951, 63 Lensfield Road, Angela (8), Jennifer Ambrose (8), Barry Fitzgerald (8).
1951, 63 Lensfield Road, Angela and Penelope Clarke, with easter eggs.
Jackson Cox invoice, 1951
1952
Tuition fee invoice for Angela De Gray
1952 invoice for Angela Dr Gray, Lindfield School
1953
Lensfield Road, 1953
1962
Thomas W Constable
In 2024 AM sent this note: I lived at 63 Lensfield Road from approximately 1946 / 7 to 1952. My grandmother Kathleen de Gray and grandfather Albert Edward de Gray who worked for Pye’s and my aunt and uncle John H.B. De Gray all resided at that address. I recall my grandmother mentioning that the great actor from Cambridge, Peter Ustinov, used to pop in and visit but I have no proof of this family connection. I do recall though that after ballet class on a Saturday morning my nana and aunt used to take me to The Dorothy for tea. Tea with real chocolate eclairs.
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