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70 Rock Road, Allensdale, Cambridge

History of 70 Rock Road

1911

(Allensdale)

Arthur Peacocke, 48, sheriff’s officer, working at home, born March

Lizzie, 37, born March

Beatrice Lilly, 12, born March

Dorothy Kate, 7, born Godmanchester


Arthur Cransfield, born 1883, private 377495 in the Signal Service Royal Engineers. He was a post office fitter and was called up in December 1917 and discharged December 1918.

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