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A red shield divided by a white cross featuring four gold lions, black ermine spots, and a central red book with gold clasps.

University of Cambridge coat of arms

169 Hills Road, Bemerton, Cambridge

History of 169 Hills Road

1901

George W Long, 76, living on own means, born Somerset

Louisa, 46, Cambridge, born Histon

Ambrose Gardener, visitor, widower, 82, living on own means, born Suffolk

1911

William Thomas,47, clerk to Syndicate (University), born Cambridge

Lilian 36, born Harston

Geoffrey 5, born Cherry Hinton

Graham 2, born Cherry Hinton

Ellen Hays 34, sister-in-law, born Harston

Amelia Webb 18, servant, born Barton

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