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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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160 Hills Road, Wingfield, Cambridge

History of 160 Hills Road

1911

Thomas Merriman, 45, groundsman Leys School, born Derbyshire

Miranda, 48, born Bury St Edmunds

William Leslie, 16, apprentice to joiner, born Cambridge

Mary Ann Miranda, 15, school, born Cambridge

Jarvis, 14, school, born Cambridge

1939

Thomas Merriman, b 1867, groundsman retired

Edith, b 1898

1962

Mrs F Merriman

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