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13 Blinco Grove, (5)

History of 13 Blinco Grove

1901

(5 Blinco Grove)

Edward Marshall, 38, signal fitter, born Trumpington

Bridget, 31, born Ireland

Edward V., 11, born Cambridge

Bernard P, 8, born Ely

Isaac Skimner,  boarder, 18, engine cleaner, born Ely

Percy McIntyre, boarder, 41, widower, police constable, born Ireland

St. Claire McIntyre, boarder, 7, born Essex

1911

Elizabeth Miller, 52, head, married, born Willingham

Percy Edward, 25, insurance collector, born Enfield

Edith Grace. 19, nurse maid, born Shenfield

Bessie Louise, 17, laundry hand, born Shenfield

Bevis Pegg, boarder, 35, widower, groom gardener, born Impington

Betram Pegg, son, 11, born Impington

 

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