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146 Hills Road

History of 146 Hills Road

1911

Walter Moss, 38, cycle agent, born Hants.

Williamena, 35, born Sawston

Gwendolen, 9, born Cherry Hinton

Kathleen, 8, born Cherry Hinton

Kenneth, 6, born Cherry Hinton

Cecil, 4, born Cambridge

Gladys, 2, born Cambridge

Emily Edwards, servant, 16, born Coton

1939

Williamena E Moss, b 1975

Kathleen M, b 1902, paid domestic duties

Cecil W D, b 1906, motor mechanic

Gladys E, b 1908, road transport clerk

Beryl J, b 1912, accountancy shorthand typist

Phyllis A, b 1913, shop assistant coats and frocks

Jack K, b 1915, cycle shop manager

Dennis H, b 1916, accountant’s clerk

Ray N, b 1918, scientific instrument maker

Ronald N, b 1920, scientific instrument maker and draughtsman

Ethel K Fuller, b 1878, elementary school teacher retired

1962

Moss Ltd motor engineers

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