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North End, Bassingbourn

History of North End, Bassingbourn

Exact locations as yet unknown

1905 03 07
Janet Mundy, the Bassingbourn district nurse appeared in court charged with riding a bicycle on the footpath. PC Frost said she told him ‘What am I to do. I can’t get about with the roads in such a state’. Next day he saw her again and he had received numerous complaints about her. The Rev Clarkson said she was a district nurse and had to ride a great deal. Sometimes the roads offered a choice of riding over unbroken stones or deep ruts so she simply took to the path. If she were acting in a private capacity it would be different. She was fined 2s.6d and the Chairman said that if the offence were repeated the full penalty would be inflicted. 05 03 07


1911

Florence Maude Young, 33, District Nurse, b Bedford

Selina Sinclair Ablett, 16, servant, b Wimpole


1939 Chapel Yard, North End

Harry Steeves Stacey (1916 – 2010), roadman

Sylvia M, b 1916

Malcolm S, b 1936


1942 – 1945

Private Harry Steeves Stacey: Japanese prisoner of war

For more information about Pte Reginald Fortune see Sue Chandler’s book: The Fall of Singapore 1942: Four Men from Bassingbourn

A grid of four portraits, including three men in uniform and one grey silhouette, with text identifying them by name.

The Fall of Singapore 1942: Four Men from Bassingbourn

Chandler, Sue 2021.  bassabooks.   ISBN 978-0-9926477-2-8   £10. 84 pages, A4 sized and with lots of black & white Illustrations. Contact bassabooks@btinternet.com

 

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  • world war two

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