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Black and white oval portrait of a young man wearing a military uniform and a peaked service cap with a small badge.

39 Argyle Street, George William Cowell

39 Argyle Street, Cambridge

History of 39 Argyle Street

1911

Harry Cowell, 44, GER fireman, b London

Martha Ann, 47, b Norfolk

William George [sic], 12, b Cambridge

[George William, killed in action 1918]

Arthur Ernest Smith, boarder, 13, GPO messenger, b Cambridge

See Mill Road Cemetery entry


1913

Harry Cowell, GER fireman


1918

Gunner W G Cowell E.G.A. killed in action 24th Sept. 1918.


1939

Mrs Cowell


1970

Mrs C Walker

 

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