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213 Hills Road, Homelands, Cambridge
History of 213 Hills Road
1911
William Rowe Elworthy, 30, chartered accountant, born Suffolk
Elizabeth Farrant Susan, 30, born Cambridge
Eric George Driver, 4, son, born Cambridge
Gertrude Emily Pool, 19, servant, born Knapwell
William Elworthy published a text book for book-keeping in 1900, ‘Book-keeping for traders, manufacturers, and companies,’ which was in its third edition in 1904.
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