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J M Plumley

13 Lyndewode Road

History of 13 Lyndewode Road

1901

Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ Jones, daughter of dentist John Jones. She died in 1904 at the age of 84. She had been deaf and blind from the age of two and a half. There is a memorial stained glass window to her in St Paul’s Church, Hills Road. She previously lived at 9 Panton Street.

See https://centrestpauls.wordpress.com/category/history/

1913

G A Wootten, councillor

1962

Prof John Martin Plumley

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