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10 Hinton Avenue, Devonshire Villa, Cambridge

History of 10 Hinton Avenue

1911

Percy Archer, 28, motor and cycle repairer, born Cambridge

Eveline Jessie, 24, born Cambridge

Edward Vander, 11 months, born Cambridge


William Walter Dolbear White served in the Army Service Corps (MT). He enlisted in 1916 and was mobilized Feb 1917. However he was diagnosed with over-strain of the heart while apprenticed to an engineering firm, shortness of breath and occasional attacks of fainting. He was discharged 1918 with a weak heart.

1939

Mary McCorquodale, b 1855, private means

Mary Dimmock, b 1887, domestic help

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