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Heraldic emblem showing a crowned shield quartered with golden fleurs-de-lis and lions, supported by two spotted antelopes.

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179 Hills Road, Rosendale, Cambridge

179 Hills Road

1911

Robert William Hall, 52, cook St John’s College kitchen, born Bottisham

Lydia, 52, born Cambridge

Gertrude Ada, 24, drapery business Mr Blott Cambridge, born Chesterton

[In 1901 Robert Hall and family were living at 68 Trumpington Street; in 1891 they were at 3 Trumpington Street]

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