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A red snake coiled around a vertical staff inside a green laurel wreath, topped with a crown and a banner reading IN ARDUIS FIDELIS.

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66 Cavendish Avenue, Southside, Cambridge

History of 66 Cavendish Avenue

The land for this house , and the two on either side, was bought in October 1911 by William Archer, the builder. The house was completed in 1912. The next owner was Lionel Rodwell, estate agent, in 1920, which may mean that it was let during the intervening period. (Source- personal communication)

Alfred Gibson of this address, a major in the Essex RAMC, baptised his son on 24/9/18 at St John’s. (St John’s register of baptisms)


1939

Lilian L Kidman, b 1879, artist,

Kathleen M Smith, b 1892, WVS

Guy Winter, b 1884, incapacitated

Fawcett Winter, b 1887, incapacitated

Emily Murphy, b 1878, domestic help

 

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