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10 Rathmore Road, (3)

History of 10 Rathmore Road

1901

(3 Rathmore Terrrace)

Lewis Anderson, 34, artist in stained glass, born London

Ellen M., 37, born Surrey

Margaret E., 9, born Kent

Edgar L., 6, born Cambridge

The family moved to Honore in Cherry Hinton Road. Edgar served in the Cambridgeshire Regiment and had a distinguished war record.

1911

Victor William Sagon, 32, civil service Post Office Engineering Dept. clerk. born London

Louise Sagon, 29, born Somerset

Elsie Louise Sagon, 2, born Cherryhinton

Rebecca Harriett Sagon, 67, widow, born London

V W Sagon, sergeant 103140 32nd Div. Signal Coy. Royal Engineers. In 1915 he was living in Reading. He was awarded the Meritorius Service medal. He died 8th June 1917 after contracting spotted fever/cerebro spinal meningitis.

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