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8 Richmond Terrace, Thompson’s Lane

History of 8 Richmond Terrace

1913

Alfred Gardner, electrician

1953

Phyllis Huckle inherited the house from her parents, Edward W A Males and Vivian. Edward had worked for the Cambridge Electric Supply Company and had lost a leg at the Battle of the Somme while serving in the Royal Engineers.

1962

Mrs Phyllis Huckle

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  • world war one

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