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Lesliedene, 97 Hemingford Road, Cambridge

History of 97 Hemingford Road

1901

Herbert Frohock, drapers clerk, 44, b Cambridge

Sarah, 46, b Cambridge

Lily, corresponding clerk, 20, b Chesterton

Eva, app ladies outfitting, 18, b Chesterton

Nellie, app ladies outfitting, 16, b Chesterton

Clara, 14, b Chesterton

Mabel, 12, b Chesterton

Herbert, 11, b Chesterton

Arthur, 11, b Chesterton

Leslie, 3, b Chesterton

1910 Marshall

1911

John W Sykes

1913 Joseph Cracknell

1920 Herbert H Frohock

1930 Herbert H Frohock

1940 S A Gray

1951 Stanley A Gray

1960 Maurice Oates

1970 William Beebe

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