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A satirical ink drawing from 1909 depicting a man in a suit pointing his finger toward a young girl standing before him.

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226 Melville (?Coolbawn), Cambridge

History of 226 Hills Road

In the 1911 census only one house is described in the position occupied by the semi-detached pair of Melville and Hillcroft. This house is named Coolbawn.

Constant Wells Ponder, 30, school medical officer for county council, born Brixton

Margaret Heywood Ponder, wife, 29, born Deal

John Boys, 2, born Cambridge

Anthony, 1, born Cambridge

Kate Emma Coulson, servant, cook, born Wisbech

Clara Anderson, servant, nurse, born Cambs.

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