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Man in a tweed cap and dark overcoat holds a pistol high in the air, with blurred figures in coats visible in the background.

Ralph Elliott Moore at Fen skating race

4 Luard Road, Southdene, Cambridge

History of 4 Luard Road

Fanny Austin, parlour maid of the household, married Henry T Jarvis, a sapper in the Royal Engineers on 7/1/18 at St John’s.

1935

Ralph Elliot Moore

He moved here in 1932 from 224 Hills Road. By then he owned the former business of George Stace at 15 Petty Cury.

1939

Ralph E Moore, b 1882, costumier, ARP Ambulance driver

Gertrude O Moore, b 1891, incapacitated,

Margaret E Moore, b 1920, nursing auxiliary service Red Cross

Olive E Tomlinson, companion, b 1910,

Evelyn E Molle, servant, b 1910,

Frances Franklin, servant, b 1907,

 

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