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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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275 Hills Road, The Mount, Cambridge

History of 275 Hills Road

1911

Ernest William Lockhart, 39, Librarian, St John’s College, born Cambridge

Hilda Mary, 34, born Cambridge

Douglas Stuart Mullinger, 4, born Cambridge

Mary Norah, 2, born Cambridge

Joan Winifred, 11 months, born Cambridge

Florence Cecilia Ryan, servant, 24, nursemaid, born Brixton

Florence Rose Atkinson, 21 ,servant, born Essex

William Lockhart was sub-librarian from 1888-1911.

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