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30 Rathmore Road, (13), Cambridge

History of 30 Rathmore Road

1901

(13 Rathmore Terrace)

Henry Furmidge, 34, railway clerk, born Leicester

Ada P, 35, born Cambs.

Harry C., 9, born Cambs.

1911

James Furniss, 58, commercial traveller, born Leeds

Rosa Furniss Furniss [sic], 58, born Leeds

Rosa Furniss, 24, dressmaker, born Cambridge

Dorothy Furniss, 17, milliner, born Cambridge


Herbert Furniss, private 51924 15th Bttn West York Regiment (Pals) – Lincolnshire Reg. He was gassed in March 1918. On recovery he was employed at the front as a stretcher bearer. He was killed by a shell burst 8th September 1918.

James Furniss, private Capetown LA Territorials

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