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10 Peas Hill

History of 10 Peas Hills

1861

William Tofts, 64, upholsterer master employing 3 men, b Hants


1891

Cullum


1913

(10a) Francis, Francis, Collin and Peile, solicitors


6/9/1940 Death of Mr. W. H. Francis. A familiar figure in Cambridge, of which he was Mayor before the Great War, Mr. Walter H. Francis, passed away on Thursday at the age of 82. His home was at 3 Grange
Road and he had been in failing health for some time. Since the death of his brother (Mr. Musgrave Francis) Mr. Francis had been senior partner in the Francis and Co., solicitors of Peas Hill (Cam.News)


Former home of novelist E M Forster


2024

The Pint Shop

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