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82-88 Hills Road (2022)82 Hills Road, Astwood
History of 82 Hills Road
1871
(1 Eastern Terrace)
Robert Boyce, 59, retired famer & local Wesleyan Preacher, b Norfolk
Jane Bates, 21, servant, b Norfolk
1881
(1 Eastern Terrace)
Lionel Burrell, 41, medical general practitioner, b Suffolk
Eleanor J, 34, b Norfolk
Eleanor M, 12, b Middlesex
Hanah T Naylor, visitor, 30, b Cambridge
Laura N Naylor, visitor, 22, b Cambridge
Susanne Twinn, servant, 19, cook, b Cambs
Emma Clark, 19, housemaid, b Essex
1891
(1 Eastern Terrace)
Eleanor A Boning, 52, b Cambridge, retired milliner
Louisa M Boning, 49, sister, retired milliner
Agnes Bilton, servant, 20, b Bottisham
1901
Louisa M Boning, single, 60, living on own means, b Cambridge
Elizabeth Ison, servant, 34, b Cambridge
1911
John Ross, 74, landowner, b Norfolk
Louisa Maria Ross, 70, b Cambridge
1913
J K Driver
Lt Harry Farrant Driver was awarded the Military Cross for his actions in March 1918. He was the battalion signalling officer and was killed in action 28.8.1918 during the Battle of Bapaume aged 32, at the same time as Lt-Col Saint who was mortally wounded. He is mentioned several times in ‘The Cambridgeshires 1914-1919’ pub. 1934. In 1911 Harry was living with his family at Falconhurst, Cherry Hinton Road.
There is further information about the Driver family on the Mill Road Cemetery web site:
http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/john-kettle-driver-elizabeth-farrant-john-kettle-driver/
St Pauls Roll of Honour: Lieutenant, 1st/1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment. Killed in action when shell hit Bn. HQ at the Briqueterie, near Bernafay Wood, 28th August 1918, aged 32. Secretary of Cherryhinton Conservative Club. Articled to Baily, Grundy and Barrett Ltd. Commissioned 2nd January 1916, transferred to 1/1st Bn. 23rd December 1917. Awarded Military Cross for action in March 1918. M.C. Citation (LG 16th September 1918): “During a night attack, when the enemy worked round a flank, threatening to get behind the line, this officer, throwing back the flank of his platoon, led a counter attack and drove the enemy back in confusion. On another occasion he assisted in leading a counter attack with great dash, capturing 12 prisoners and a machine gun.” Son of John and Elizabeth Farrant Driver, “Astwood, 82, Hills Road, Cambridge. Buried in Meaulte Military Cemetery, Grave G.23. See also Cambridge Guildhall
82 – 90 Hills Road, 1972 (MoC 41/72)
2022 (82-88)
Bateman House
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