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2 Sun Street, Isleham
History of 2 Sun Street
Listed Building
Farmhouse, c.1670. Coursed clunch with plain tiled roof with small ridge and end stack. (Historic England)
1925 Arthur Houghton tells in Memories of Isleham Village about his work when he left school in 1925. he worked for the corn and coal merchant Ernest Fyson at 2 Sun Street. Aged 14 Arthur worked from 7am to 5pm.
1901 High Street
Ernest Fyson, 25, farmer, b London
Mary E, 24, b Suffolk
1901 Sun Street
William Fyson, 49, farmer corn flour and coal merchant, b Soham
Ann E, 56, b Suffolk
Percy, 22, farmer, b Isleham
Reginald, 13, b Isleham
Eliza Human, 17, servant, b Isleham
1911 High Street
Ernest Fyson, 35, corn and coal merchant, b London
May Elizabeth, 34, b Suffolk
Elsie May, 9, b Isleham
Harold, 5, b Isleham
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