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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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219 Hills Road, The Poplars, Cambridge

History of 219 Hills Road

1901

Samul J Stevenson, 37, caterer

Lilly S

Lilly E

Peter S

Horace S

Donald R

Elspeth J, 3 weeks

Rosamund Wilderspin, 51, monthly nurse, born Cherry Hinton

1911

Samuel John Stevenson, 46, Head Cook Leys School, born Cambridge

Lily Susana Stevenson, 45, born Lambeth

Lily Elizabeth Stevenson , 25, assist at home, born Lambeth

Peter Samuel Stevenson, 23, joiner, born Cambridge

Horace Stevenson, 21, scientific instrument maker, born Cambridge

Donald R W Stevenson, 13, born Cherry Hinton

Margaret Janet Stevenson, 10, born Cherry Hinton

 

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