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Margaret Heitland, Wordsworth Grove

Carmefield, 6 Wordsworth Grove

History of Carmefield, Wordsworth Grove

1911

[Mr W E Heitland]

Lizzie Luther, servant, 31, cook, b Shropshire

Agnes Waller, servant, 25, housemaid, b Chesterton


1913 Carmefield

William Emerton Heitland, Fellow St John’s College

Margaret Heitland, suffragette leader


Date unknown:

Archbishop Ramsey, brother of Frank Ramsay


1960 – 1977

Graham Petrie rented the house from Newnham College. He was a doctor in Cambridge and a partner at 3 Trinity Street, the practice of Drs Bevan, Nourse and Salisbury-Woods. This surgery moved later to Wordsworth Grove – the Newnham Walk Surgery.

(email from AP 2022)

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