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A three-story yellow brick building on Hills Road with a ground-floor restaurant featuring a dark awning and people walking.

59 Hills Road Cambridge

59 Hills Road, Myneholm

History of 59 Hills Road

1891

James Southcott, grocer’s manager

Arthur Culkin,  18, grocer’s assistant, born Hunts

Hannah Papworth, 33, widow, servant, born Hunts


1901

James Southcott, 35, grocer, born Pimlico

Esther, 36, born Histon

Yala, 8, born Impington

Ellen Perry, servant, 17, born Suffolk


1911

Elizabeth Portway Hall, 59, widow, private means, born Saffron Walden

Minnie Florence Lewington, servant, 27, general servant,  born Dorset


1913

Flack and Judge, grocers

Mrs Hall

 

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