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9 - 13 East Road, March 1974 (MoC 611/74)

9 South Cottage, 10, 11, 12, 13 Meobury House, East Road

History of 10 East Road

1842

11 East Road, 1842, sale of James Nutter’s property (Cambridgeshire Archives)

See James Nutter

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1881-1891

(10)

Home of Richard C Barker, retired police officer

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

Sophia Barker, widow moved by 1901 to 23 Glisson Road

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1913

(9) South Cottage: Alfred Hardy, painter

(10) Arthur Symonds, butcher

(11) Frank Davis, musician

(12) Harry Watkins, tailor

(13) Francis Joseph French

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1962

(9) Maurice Hardy

(10) not listed

(11) Percy Chamberlain

(12) Miss K Beales

(13) Ronald Hardy

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