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A black Great Northern Railway steam locomotive numbered 1001 stands under a station roof, emitting a plume of white smoke.

-4-2-2 GNR 1001

52 Marshall Road

History of 52 Marshall Road

1911

John Cherry, 45, railway car and wagon examiner,

Julia, 47, (7 children, 1 died), born Herefordshire

John, 18, railway van guard, born Herefordshire

Herbert James, 15, apprentice to show maker, born Herefordshire

Eva Violet, 10, born Herefordshire

Mable, 5,  born Herefordshire


John Cherry from Crawley, a private with the Royal Defence Corps, married Constance Pratt of 52 Marshall Road at St John’s.

 

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