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5-6 Tennis Court Terrace

5 Tennis Court Terrace, Tennis Court Road

5 Tennis Court Terrace

Redding children circa 1910 outside house

1911:

Frank E Redding, 38, builder, b Cambridge [in 1901 the family were living at 8 Humberstone Road

Helen G, 41, b Cambridge

Georgina F, 11, b Cambridge

Alfred E, 9, b Cambridge

Vera D, 7, b Cambridge

Kathleen, 5, b Cambridge

Clarence B S, 3, b Cambridge

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1913:

Frank Edgar Redding

Frank E Redding and his father built Tennis Court Terrace. His great granddaughter reported that her grandmother told a story of a lab technician who visited all the house and told them to tape up their windows because someone was going to split the atom at the cavendish, and they did not know what was going to happen!

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1939:

Frank E Redding, b 1870, incapacitated

Helen G, b 1868, lodging house keeper

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1962:

William H Squire

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