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Frederick Newton Dall Drake Digby9 Mill Road, Mill House
History of 9 Mill Road
1901
James Digby, 39, journalist author, b Norfolk
Mill Road junction with Willis Road
1911
Newton Digby, 49, journalist, b Kings Lynn
Harriett Elizabeth, 49, b Cambridge
Frederick Newton Dall Drake, 24, journalist, b Cambridge
Maurice Newton, 19, out fitter, b Cambridge
Gladys Nora, 16, mother’s help, b Cambridge
Neva Winnifred, 15, b Cambridge
James Drake Victor, 14, b Cambridge
Alexandra Ena, 9, b Cambridge
Lilian Badcock, 16, servant, b Cambridge
1913
Newton Digby, University and Sandringham Intelligence Service, councillor of the borough
Fred N Digby, journalist and insurance broker
According to the Cambridgeshire Regiment website:
As well as working parties, there was training and the arrival of drafts of officers and men. One of the new officers, who arrived on October 13, was the Cambridge sporting journalist Lt Frederick Newton Dall Drake Digby, who would command the Cambridgeshires in the 1930s. Having enlisted in the Artists Rifles in 1916, he was commissioned into the Cambs Rgt in May 1917. His spell on the front line would be shortlived because he was wounded on October 31 and returned to England. After the war, Drake Digby, as he was known, joined the re-formed Cambrideshires as a Captain in A Company, becoming a Major in 1929 and commanding the Battalion from 1936-40. He died in 1948.
1st Battalion Cambridgeshire regiment, 1933 at Dover, with Major Drake Digby
1918
Harriet Grace Ogle died 22.12.1918 aged 60
1962
Frederick P Poulter
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