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Hall Farm, Newton, OS 1901

Hall Farm, Newton

History of Hall Farm

1911

George Bareham, 54, farm foreman, b Suffolk

Emily, 54, b Suffolk

Winifred, 19, elementary school teacher, b Essex

Reginald, 16, horsekeeper, b Steeple Bumpstead, Essex

Clifford Peacock, grocer’s assistant, b Cambridge

‘Sons of Cambridgeshire’ pub. Cambs County Council, notes that Reginald married Florence Freestone in April 1915. Their son, Ronald, was born seven days after Reginald’s death on the first day of the Battle of the Somme.

Bareham. Reginald George. Sergeant, 13777. 11th Suffolks. Died 1st July 1916. From Steeple Bumstead.

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• Cambridge Volunteer Battalion
• world war one

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