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6 Luard Road, Noarlunga

History of 6 Luard Road

1911

[Alfred Chapple born 1876 Australia – a barrister]

Hannah Melville Chapple, 28, married, born Liverpool

May Frances Hunter Chapple, 2, born Cambridge

Beatrix Melville Hunter Chapple, 1, born Cambridge

Hannah Tyson Simmonds, mother-in-law, 63, married, born Baltimore USA

Blanche Jeffrey, servant, 22, nurse, born Hauxton

Emily Norman, servant, 21, cook, born Hunts.

Clara Florence Symonds, servant, 20, housemaid, born Teversham

Lydia Kezia Symonds, servant, 17, nursemaid, born Teversham

The Belgian refugee Mms Flechi was hosted here as reported in the Cambridge press of 23/10/14.

1935

A Chapple MA BSc Barrister-at-Law

Their son, Ellicot Alfred Hunter Chapple, born 1918, died 12.1.1941 serving as a pilot with the Royal Air Force.

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