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Thorneycreek, Herschel Road

History of Thorneycreek, Herschel Road

1911

Edmund Henry Parker, 52, bank director, Lincs

Ellen, 46, b Quy

Frances Mary, 13, b Cambridge

Richard Clement, 5, b Cambridge

Anne Emma Harvey, nurse, 39, b Surrey

Emma Porter, 27, cook, b Norfolk

Helena Johnson, 23, parlourmaid, b Suffolk

Ada Louisa Henley, 25, housemaid, b Suffolk

Minnie Hilda Edwards, 18, b Suffolk

1913

Edmund Henry Parker

1937

Captain Roger Parker MC

1962

  1. Philip L K Schwabe
  2. –
  3. John Scott
  4. William H Coleman
  5. John Morley
  6. Roger L Childerley
  7. Ronald E Robinson was a distinguished historian of imperialism

Ronald Robinson was elected a history scholar of St John’s in December 1938. In 1941 he was posted to Coastal Command and sent for training to Rhodesia. Over the  next four years her served in 58 Squadron, during which he was awarded the DFC.

 

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