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18 Blinco Grove (6 St John’s Terrace)
History of 18 Blinco Grove
1901
Frederick Oldham, 24, umbrella maker, born London
Agnes Louise née Baldock, 24, born Cambridge
[They had married on 6th August 1900. In 1911 they were living at 17 Cavendish Avenue.]
1911
For information about the father of Sarah Rowell’s children see Leslie Fuller.
Sarah Rowell, wife, 48
Leslie Rowell, son, 21, plumber, born Cambridge
Lily Rowell, niece, 17, born Cambridge
Dorothy Rowell, daughter, 14, born Cambridge
John Rowell, son, 12, born Cambridge
Harold Rowell, son, 10, born Cambridge
John Rowell, a chef’s apprentice, private in D Battery Reserve Royal Field Artillery. Enlisted in June 1916. In France from June 1917 to Sept. 1919.
Leslie Alfred F Rowell, sapper in Royal Engineers. 15/9/17 married Ethel Butler of Fowlmere at St John’s.
John Harold Hanson, lieutenant in Machine Gun Corps. Born 1889 Halifax, he married Dorothy Rowell of 18 Blinco Grove 14/11/17 at St John’s.
In 1901 the family were living at 60 York Street.
In 1921 the family were living at 12 Hemingford Road.
In 1939 Harold Fuller-Rowell was living at 9 Jesus Terrace.
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