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1 Coploe Road, Ickleton

History of 1 Coploe Road

Ann Shepperson was born here in 1933. Her reminiscences are in the chapter, “Six Moves”, in “Memory Lane” Swavesey History Society 2004.

Her father was a railway clerk at Great Chesterford. In 1936 the family moved to Isleham.

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