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Norman Works, Cambridge

Norman Cement Works, 1946

6 Rathmore Road, (1), Cambridge

History of 6 Rathmore Road

1901

(1 Rathmore Terrace)

Maziere C W Irvine, 32, tutor by correspondence partly at home, born Ireland

Mary E.W., 35, born Bristol

1911

Edward Roper Elworthy, 28, commercial traveller cement industry, born Suffolk

Lilian Beatrice, 30, born Cambridge

Ruth Nary, 7 months, born Cambridge

King’s Parade c.1912

Postcard 1912 to 1 Rathmore Road


26.9.1939 Marriage at St John’s: Sergt. Pilot Philip Allen RAF eldest son of Mr and Mrs CPS Allen, Woodside, Blinco Grove, to Norah Frances, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Vernon, 6 Rathmore Road.

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