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A black Great Northern Railway steam locomotive numbered 1001 stands under a station roof, emitting a plume of white smoke.

-4-2-2 GNR 1001

3 Claremont, Hills Road

History of 3 Claremont

1891

William Roper, 53, railway district goods manager, born Norwich

Ann, 54, born Norwich

Henry E, 26, born Norwich

Julia F, 22, born Norwich

Alice A, 20, born Cambridge

Frederick C, 17, born Cambridge

Edith M B, 12, born Kings Lynn

George A, 11, born Kings Lynn

Susan Bell, servant, 21, born Cherry Hinton

1901

Elizabeth Marsh, wid., 60, born Suffolk

Florence, 36, born Suffolk

John H, 22, draper’s assistant, born Cherry Hinton

1911

Elizabeth Marsh, private means

Florence

Edith Mary Marsh, daughter, 45, born Suffolk

1913

Mrs E J Marsh

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