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36 Hemingford Road, Cambridge

History of 34 Hemingford Road

1884 Joseph Thorogood, signal fitter

1891

Joseph Thorogood, railway servant, 40, b Newmarket

Sarah, 33, b Cambridge

Flora, 14, b Cambridge

Rose, 12, b Cambridge

Joseph, 10, b Cambridge

william, 8, b Cambridge

Arthur, 5, b Cambridge

Lillian, 2, b Cambridge

Leonard, 6ms, b Cambridge

James Warrack, carpenter, 75, father in law, b Suffolk

1895 George Smythe

1897 Samuel Upchurch

1901

Samuel Upchurch

1904 Frederick Easy

1911

Fred Easy

1913

Frederick Easy, corn merchant’s manager

1940 Frederick Easy

1951 Stanley W Reynolds

1960 Charles Pilmer

1970

Bryan Saddington

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