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A red shield divided by a white cross featuring four gold lions, black ermine spots, and a central red book with gold clasps.

University of Cambridge coat of arms

23 Rathmore Road, Holmhurst, (11), Cambridge

23 Rathmore Road

1911

(no. 11 Rathmore Road)

William Odams, 42, college porter, born Cambridge

Elizabeth, 39, born Cambridge

Daisy, 14, born Cambridge

Herbert, 12, born Cambridge

Edith, 11, born Cambridge

Gladys, 9, born Cambridge

Eva, 5, born Cambridge

Elliott, 4, born New Cherryhinton

Mary Ann Lewis, visitor, 80, widow, born Histon

Agnes Wayman, visitor, 63, widow, born Cambridge


William Hiner Odams, Corporal RAMC 1st Eastern General Hospital. College gate porter, enlisted 1915.

Herbert W Odams, Private 326073 Cambridgeshire Regiment

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