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85 Hemingford Road, Cambridge

History of 85 Hemingford Road

1898 gardens

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1901

Henry Morrell, railway guard, 41, b Cambridge

Charlotte, 37, b Suffolk

Louisa, dressmaker, 16, b Fordham

George, house painter, 15, b Cambridge

Florie, 13, b Cambridge

William, 10, b Cambridge

Lilley, 4, b Norfolk

Dorothy, 1, b Cambridge

Arthur, 6, b Norfolk

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1911

William Fisher

1930

William Fisher

Miss Fisher

1939

Clarence William Curtis, b 1896, railway district relief man

Ethel M, b 1899

John William, b 1928

John Curtis, 85 Hemingford Road

1951 Clarence William Curtis

1970 Clarence William Curtis

 

 

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