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By Dormskirk - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org106 Cherry Hinton Road
History of 106 Cherry Hinton Road
1901
(greengrocer’s shop no number)
Thomas Burr.
Fanny M
May R, 10, born Kent
Stewart A
Stanley T
1911
(Greengrocer Cherry Hinton Road)
Thomas Burr, 46, greengrocer, born Kent
Fanny Maria, 46, assisting in business, born Kent
Stewart Alfred, 17, draper apprentice, born Kent
Stanley Thomas, 15, born Kent
Donald Kennett, 5, born Cambridge
Sarah Hardman, lodger, 79, private means, born Cambridge
Stanley Thomas Burr joined up as a Sergeant in B Coy 1st Cambridgeshire Regiment. He went to France in 1915 and was wounded twice. He was taken prisoner on 27th March 1918 and mentioned in dispatches in December the same year.
Stuart Alfred Burr was acting Regimental Quarter Master Sergeant in the 1st Cambridge Regiment. He served in France 1915.
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