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Profile view of an officer in a naval uniform with a bicorne hat and epaulettes, above text for Ogden's Cigarettes.

Ogden’s cigarettes : J.R.Jellicoe

6 Cavendish Avenue, Grantham, Cambridge

History of 6 Cavendish Avenue

1911

the occupants at the time of this census were Arthur Colin Lunn aged 44 single, a ‘tobacconist dealer’, his two sisters Elizabeth Sarah 54 and Lucy Jane 52, and their servant Hannah Porter 21.

1939

Jane Lunn, b 1958, householder

Emma Boxall, b 1878, housekeeper

Henrietta Lunn, b 1883, nurse to Miss Lunn

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