Marjory Stephenson, Burwell, Romsey House, Latham Road

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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11 June 1909
Romsey House, Mill Road, with its large gardens and shrubberies, was the residence of the late W. E. Curry and had been built for the late J. W. Prior to the designs of G. H. Shackle of Marlborough. Constructed in red brick in the Tudor style, it contained several exceptionally large rooms. The property, together with its fixtures, was purchased by the Romsey Town Institute Committee for £1,435, providing the Institute with a substantial permanent home. Credit: Mike Petty Archive.

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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

In 1891 Marjory was in Burwell

In 1935 Marjory was at 16 Latham Road

See ‘Cambridge Women – Twelve Portraits’, chapter 5 , Joan Mason, 1996.

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1925

Graydon Archibald McCullum

Beatrice McCullum

Marjory Stephenson

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1962 vacant

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2020

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