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6 (2) Milton Road

History of 6 Milton Road

1901 (2)

Mary Ann Culledge, widow, 55, college servant, b Great Chesterford

Henry Biggs, son, 35, painter, b Cambridge

Edith Julia Culledge, 25, b Cambridge

Ada Agusta, 23, b Cambridge

1911 (6)

Harry Biggs, 43, painter and decorator, b Cambridge

Annie, 35, bedmaker college, b Cambridge

Sidney, 12, b Cambridge

Evelyn, 10, b Cambridge

Robert, 8, b Cambridge

Frederick, 6, b Cambridge

Clara Loker, sister, 25, b Cambridge

In 1901 Annie was living with her first husband and children at 56 Hertford Street

1913

Harry Biggs, painter

1918

Sidney Carter: Private 303005, 7th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment). Died of wounds 15 April 1918. Aged 19.

 

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