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92 Hills Road, Fern House (35)
History of 92 Hills Road
1861
(35)
William Cole, 74, retired farmer, b Coton
Elizabeth, 71, b Cambs
Anne, 36, b Cambs
Ann Marsh, 22, servant
1871
Elizabeth Cole, farmer’s widow, b Cambs
May, 54, b Swavesey
Ann, 48, b Oakington
Sarah, 40, b Oakington
Emma Law, 19, servant, b Cambs
1881
(35 Hills Road)
Elizabeth Cole, widow, 91, b Oakington
Mary, 59, b Oakington
Ann, 56, b Oakington
Sarah, 45, b Oakington
Kate King, 27, visitor, farmer’s daughter, b Longstanton
Susan Easy, 34, servant, b Hauxton
1891
Mary Cole
Ellen King, niece, 36, b Longstanton
Maria Easy, 48, servant, b Hauxton
1901
Mary Cole, 85, living on own means, b Swavesey
Harriet Linton, sister, 74, living on own means, b Oakington
Maria Easy, 58, servant, b Hauxton
1911
(Fern House)
Mary Ann Toolis, 47, b Yorkshire
James Hollingworth Toolis, 17, b Yorkshire
May Hollingworth Toolis, 15, b Cambs
Betty Hollingworth, mother, 79, widow, b Yorkshire
Ellen Nann, servant, 36, widow, b Kent
1913
Toolis, Thomas Smith, BA
Roland George Ingle: Second Lieutenant, 10th (Grimsby Chums) Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Killed in action Lochnagar Crater, Somme, 1st July 1916. Aged 30. Son of Robert and Harriet Alice Ingle, 92, Hills Road, Cambridge. Buried in Becourt Military Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt, Plot I. Row R. Grave 26. See also Cambridge Guildhall (St Paul’s Roll of Honour) The Ingle family had previously lived at 3 Shaftesbury Road.
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