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14 Guest Road

History of 14 Guest Road

1901

William H Ayres, 60, guard, Midland Railway, b Berkshire

Elizabeth, 64, b Newmarket

William E, 35, compositor at printing works, printing press, b Newmarket

Blanch, 29, governess, b Newmarket

Clara Shadbolt, 17, general servant, b Cambridge

 

1911

William Henry Ayres, 70, widower, retired railway guard, b Berkshire

Blanche, 39, governess, b Newmarket

Sarah Reid, servant, b Waddon

Anne Gauntlett, 36, visitor, foreign missionary, Church Missionary Society, b London

 

1939

Anthony P Froud, b 1913, teacher (woodwork) and ARP Warden

Francis H Brown, b 1915, dispensing optician (manager), optical and scientific instrument repairer, and ARP Warden,

Beatrice Huntley, b 1876, widow, lodging house keeper

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(Catholics in Cambridge, p302, chapter 31 Union Road School: Cambridge Catholic Magazine February 1941) At the beginning of this term everything was nearly perfect. But then we had the great misfortune of having to let Mr Froud go to the Navy. That had been a great handicap. As master of the senior boys and woodwork teacher he was doing invaluable service.

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