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36 Blinco Grove (2 Stoneleigh Terrace), Cambridge

History of 36 Blinco Grove

1901

Thomas Dale, 34, railway cleaning house shunter taker

Ruth, 36

Thomas A, son, 10, born Cambridge

1911

Thomas Jones Dale, 44, number taker (waggons and sheets) railway clearing house, born Rugby

Ruth Dale, 46, born Warwicks.

Mabel Orchard, boarder, 21, elementary school teacher, born Surrey

Kathleen Mary Hanby, 21, student, born Worcester

1939

Doris M Baldock, b 1905, daily help

Michael P, b 1929

Edward, b 1915, unemployed fitters mate

Frank H Seaby, b 1907, plumber

 

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