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37 Garden Walk, Merrivale

History of 37 Garden Walk

1911 (Census) Merrivale

British Grasses et by S F Armstrong

Sydney Frederick Armstrong, 28, agricultural botanist School of Agriculture Camb. University, b Kent

Miriam, 21, b Norfolk

Clarence Frederick, 9 mons, b Chesterton

Maud Lydia Anderson, 15, servant, b Cambridge

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1913 (Kelly’s) Merrivale

Alfred Allen

Alfred Allen was living at Glendale, Garden Walk in 1911

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1939 (UK Register)

Albert E Whiting, b 1.1.1901, weighing machine salesman

Janet T Whiting, b 28.3.1902

Louisa Whiting, b 8.2.1868

Edith E Whiting, b 23.12.1910

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1945 (Electoral Roll)

Eileen Margaret Deaney

Janet T Whiting

Robert Ernest Deaney was born in 1910, son of Mr and Mrs F Deaney of 52 Oxford Road.  He became an instrument maker and married Eileen Mills in 1942. In 1943 he enlisted in the Queen’s Royal Rifles and went with the regiment to Italy. He was killed in action on the Gothic Line on 13th September 1944. (St Luke’s Roll of Honour)

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1962(Kelly’s)

Albert E Whiting

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