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74 Cavendish Avenue, Keri, Cambridge

History of 74 Cavendish Avenue

1911

not listed


1939

Sydney Pay, b 1889, minister of religious congregation

Edith, b 1890, WVS

Edmund Ahrends, b 1883, German refugee without employment

Julianne A E Ahrends, b 1887, German refugee without employment

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A black and white text excerpt from the London Gazette dated 1948 listing personal names, locations, and occupations.

London Gazette 14.5.1948 Edmund Ahrends

Building dates

  • Built 1900–1929
Source for this date
  • Built 1900–1929: EPC construction age band: 1900–1929

Tags

  • refugees
  • world war two

Projects

  • Cavendish Avenue

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