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Maid's Causeway nos. 27 - 33

29 Maids’ Causeway (2 Brunswick Place)

History of 29 Maids' Causeway

1851:

Richard Hopkins Leach, 56, master painter, b Cambridge

The Man Loaded With Mischief pub sign by Richard Hopkins Leach

Hopbine and Barley Ear pub sign © Museum of Cambridge

1901:

William Ridley

1913:

William Ridley, painter

1918:

Miss Lilian Maria Ridley, a teacher in Runcorn, died of influenza at the end of October 1918.

Elizabeth Mary Ridley, age 29, died from influenza 11.11.1918

1962:

Miss A E Bush, corsetiere

 

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