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Marjory Stephenson, Romsey House

274 Mill Road, Romsey House, Romsey Town Institute

History of 274 Mill Road

1908:

By 1908, when he died, William Edmund Carey was living here. He and his wife had previously lived at Mostyn House on Brooklands Avenue.

At this time, Coleridge Road was called Romsey Avenue.

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

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1913:

Romsey Town Institute

William Biggs, secretary

J Matthew, caretaker

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1914:

Suffragettes meeting in Romsey, Cambridge. May 1914

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1920:

Earle H Durnford

Annie Durnford

Marjory Stephenson, 1885-1948, biochemist

Herbert Ernest Woodman

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1925:

Graydon Archibald McCullum

Beatrice McCullum

Marjory Stephenson

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1962: vacant

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EF 2021

2020:

EF Language Schools

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