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A tree-lined road at Bunkers Hill, showing a dirt path flanked by tall, leafy trees under a bright, overcast sky.

The Avenue Bunkers Hill

Bunkers Hill, nr Guyhirn

History of Bunkers Hill

John Parrin describes his childhood in Oral History from Wisbech, ed. Lucy Faulkner (1998). He would marry Molly Bellamy in 1960.

A detail from a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing fields, roads, and buildings at Bunker's Hill, including the Coach and Horses.

Bunkers Hill OS 1901


1939 Bunkers Hill

George F Parrin, b 1889, farming fruit growing

Ada A, b 1902,

Frederick G, b 1924, farmer assistant

Maud E, b 1925,

Frank W, b 1927,

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Roy S, b 1932,

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Eric C, b 1939,


 

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