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57 Garden Walk, Broomwood

History of 57 Garden Walk

1911 Broomwood

Susannah Hinson, 66, retired grocer, b Cambridge

Oliver, 34, college porter, b Cambridge


1913

Mrs Hinson


1914 09 25

Three cruisers of the British Fleet—HMS Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy—have been torpedoed and sunk by German submarines. Cambridge men were serving aboard all three vessels. Among them was Naval Reservist J.L. Claydon of 6 Benson Street, Cambridge, who was aboard HMS Hogue. Other local servicemen included Midshipman C.A.G. Cooke of Bridge Street, who was saved after spending three-quarters of an hour in the water; Petty Officer Percy James Warrington of Union Road, reported safe; Signalman John Toombs of East Road; and Naval Reservist O. Hinson of Garden Walk. 14 09 25

Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge Huntingdon Road Scrapbook.


1962

Cecil C Cooper

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Tags

  • world war one

Projects

  • Garden Walk

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