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A graphic consisting of a red cross symbol to the left of the black text British Red Cross on a white background.

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68 Cavendish Avenue, Talmead, Cambridge

History of 68 Cavendish Avenue

1911

not in census

WWI: Mrs Aubrey was a Red Cross volunteer from 1914-1919.


1939

John Linton, b 1868, incapacitated blind

Violet, b 1880

Dulciebella, b 1907, dental nurse, St Johns Ambulance VAD Auxiliary Nurse

Dorothy Cant, b 1920, domestic help

Robert Cairns,  b 1921, medical student


1966

Miss D Linton, sec of St John Ambulance Brigade

Handwritten document on off-white paper dated 7th April 1966, thanking a dressmaker and requesting a further alteration.

1966: letter Margaret Leach to Constance Pyle

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  • pyle
  • world war one
  • world war two

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