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RefNoKAcc5345/5/3
AltRefNo5345/5/3
TitleFielden family correspondence
DescriptionCorrespondence of the Fielden family relating to drainage and water supplies, evacuees, Training Area No. 801, the London Bridge Estate, low flying planes and alternative sites for bomb dumps, the shooting down of a German plane flying over Girton, Cambridge, and another plane machine-gunning people on Girton golf links [7 August 1942], the defence of the Murkett brothers at Cambridge Assizes [19 October 1942], the calling up of Maggie Slater, an employee of the Fielden family, and the billetting of blind evacuees from Essex and Coventry at Holme Wood
Date1924 - 1942
CreatorNameMr J. A. Fielden of Holmewood Hall, Holme
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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P/0053Fielden; John Ashton (1859-1942); High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1908); of Holme1859-1942
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