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Black and white head-and-shoulders portrait of a fair-skinned man with thin hair, wearing round glasses and a plaid shirt.

Sir James Beament

19 Sedley Taylor Road

History of 19 Sedley Taylor Road

1939 (1936-55)

Arthur Gracie Hayward, b 1883, Gen. Inspector Ministry of Health (1918 – Lieutenant-Colonel 4th Batt Bedfordshire Regiment)

Audrey C, b 1903

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1957-62

James Bean, civil servant

Helen (Kydd)


James William Longman Beament, insect physiologist

Sara Barker

James Beament’s reminiscences of Queens’ College during WWII were published in the Queens’ College record in 1996. An extract was published in ‘Cambridge Observed’ 1998.

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