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73 Hinton Avenue (formerly 4), Cambridge

History of 73 Hinton Avenue

1911

William Morris, 43, labourer engineers, born Essex

Lizzie Morris, 40, born Essex

Arthur, 15, billiard maker, born Essex

Leonard Cannon, 44, boarder, labourer gas company, born Newbery

Bertie Coudry, adopted, 3, born Fakenham

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