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14 Blinco Grove (4 St John’s Terrace)

History of 14 Blinco Grove

1901

Alfred C Suckling, 26, joiner, born Essex

Sarah H., 25, born London

1908

in this year A R H Guinness the hon. organist at St John’s is living at this address.

1911

William Sheldrick Duke, 48, carpenter & joiner, born Essex

Corline Betsy, 48, born Herts

William George Frances, 18, tailor’s trimmer, born Brookfield Cherry Hinton

Leonard Reginald, 12, born Cavendish Road Cambridge

W S Duke (1863-1945)

Leonard R S Duke, born 1899, was a volunteer with the Red Cross from 1914-1916 involved in convoy work. He was the son of William Duke the carpenter and joiner.

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