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2 Earl Street

History of 2 Earl Street

1884

Henry Moden, brewer and wine merchant

Mrs M B Chamberlain moved to the south of France.

1925

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Phyllis and Reginald Roberson. Reginald was born at no.5 Earl Street.

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Leslie Staples’s mother bought the house. The Staples provided lodging for students from Downing College.

Leslie Staples worked as a clerk with Ryder and Amies for 35 years. For the next ten years he was with James Neal, tailors at the corner of Silver Street and Trumpington Street.

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