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Parker's Terrace (MoC73/75)

Parker’s Terrace, East Road

History of Parker's Terrace East Road

1913

1. William Asby, labourer
2. Edward Porter,
3. George Chapman, labourer
4. John Burrell, labourer
5. Walter Wood
6. W S Howcroft
7. Mrs Odell
8. Mrs [Martha] Hempstead
9. Alfred John Wolfe
10. A Barnes

Martha Hempstead was rebuked in May 1916 for making a fire that could have served as a guide for aircraft. She said she had been burning a straw mattress because the dustmen had refused to take it away.

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• world war one

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