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A head-and-shoulders portrait of an older man with a prominent moustache, wearing a suit, collared shirt, and a dark necktie.

1936, Blue Book

253 Hills Road, Glen Bruar, Cambridge

History of 253 Hills Road

1911

Albert Edward Pullen, 43, bank manager, born Glous.

Margaret Edith, 27, wife,  born Belfast

Molly, 7, born Cheltenham

John Erskine, 5, born Trumpington

Denis Herbert, 4, born Trumpington

Brian Erskine, 2 months, born Cherry Hinton

Alice Maude Erskine, sister in law, 30, widow, born Sheffield

Henry Herbert Erskine, 8, nephew, born Warrington

Kate Nora Charles, servant, 19, born Barrington

Susan Rule, servant, 16, born Barrington

1962

Peter Morison

 

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