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A sepia-toned scene shows a parade of soldiers in uniform marching along a street lined with multi-story Victorian buildings.

Hills Road Glisson Road junction. Nos 31-35 Hills Road

31 Hills Road

History of 31 Hills Road

1861

(55 Hills Road)

John Ward, 46, ag labourer, born Norfolk

Mary A, 36, born Norfolk

James Wright, boarder, 20, ag lab, born Linton

Elijah Barker, boarder, 26, groom, born Saffron Walden


1891

unoccupied


1901

Ebenezer Haynes, boot maker and house furnisher

Rebecca

Miriam, bootshop assistant

Annie E, bootshop assistant

Moses Haynes, brother, 59, widower, house furnisher, born Fulborn

Helen Townsend, servant, born Duxford


1911

Ebenezer Haynes, 73, bootmaker and bootdealer, born Fulbourn

Rebecca, 80, born Over

Miriam, 45, born Cambridge

Annie E, 43, shop assistant, born Cambridge


1913

Ebenezer Haynes, bootmaker

C L Edwards, postman

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