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118 Blinco Grove, Hawthorns, Cambridge

History of 118 Blinco Grove

1911

Bertha Freer, 30, married, born Cambridge

Joseph Richard Freer, 3 years, born Royston

William John Freer, 1 year 9 months, born Cambridge

Sophia Julia Stonebridge, servant, 40, born Swaffham Bulbeck

1939

Albert C Stephens, b 1887 railway chief clerk signalling

Florence A E, b 1893

Geoffrey F, b 1921, clerk cement company

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William Gibbs, b 1861, retired artist

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