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12 Cavendish Avenue, Homefield/Ranmore Garden, Cambridge

History of 12 Cavendish Avenue

1901

Ada Tompkins, 60, widow

Florence S, daughter, 40

Alice Pammenter, 16, servant, born Quy

1911

Ada Tompkins, 71, widow, born Feltwell, Norfolk

Florence S Tompkins, 50, daughter, single, born Cambridge

Jessie Hayles, 28, single, cook, born Letchlade

Agatha L Bradman, 16, single, housemaid, born Duxford

Stanley Thomas Banks Wallis was born in 1917, son of Percy Valentine Wallis, a company director. He was a sergeant pilot in the RAF Volunteer Reserve. He died 20st May 1940 (the same day as Douglas A T Sheldrick) and is buried in St Andrew’s churchyard.

1939

Percy Wallis, b 1885, company director,

Evelyn D, b 1890

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