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Maxon House (Moxon House), 129 Hemingford Road, Cambridge

History of 129 Hemingford Road

1895 gardens

1898

Henry E Chapman, painter

1901

Henry A Chapman, house painter, 32, b Cambridge

Emma, 33, b Stratford

Maud, 13, b Cambridge

1911

Henry Alfred Chapman, house painter, 42, b Cambridge

Emma, 43, b Stratford

Maud, draper assistant, 23, b Cambridge

1913

Henry Alfred Chapman, painter

1920 Mrs Clark

1930 Gilbert Cook

1970 Gilbert Cook

1980s

Josie Fairbains’s and Soo Martin’s reminiscences of life in Hemingford Road can be found in “Hemingford Road 1878-2012”.

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