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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

75 Rock Road, Rushmere, (5), Cambridge

History of 75 Rock Road

1901

(5 Rock Road)

Thomas Edwards, 39, grocer shopkeeper own account, born Coton

Louisa A, 37,

Hettie L

1911

(Rushmere)

Thomas Edward, 49, waiter and gardener college, born Cambridge

Louisa Agnes, 48, born Cambridge

Hetty Louise, 12, born Cherryhinton

Margery Evelyn, 9, born Cherryhinton

Arthur Hartshorn, boarder, 26, railway agent Great Central, born Staffs.

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