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Digital drawing of a coat of arms featuring a dragon crest above a shield with a red cross, book, roses, and motto scroll.

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31 Hartington Grove, Sunnyside, Cambridge

History of 31 Hartington Grove

1901

Catherine E Warren, widow, 59, living on own means, born Cambridge

William, step son, 48, clergyman Church of England, born Surrey

Martha E Bloxam, servant, 15, born Cambridge

1911

Thomas Pearson Walker, 54, assistant master Leys School, born Hants.

Emily Frances, 56, born Liverpool

Florence Bertha Miles, servant, 23, born Herts.

Mrs Thomas Person Walker had briefly owned Strathmore 221 Hills Road as the Strathmore Ladies School.

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