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315 High Street, Cottenham

315 (209) High Street, Marland, Green End Hand Laundry, Cottenham

History of 315 High Street

1841

John Spackman, 35, dairyman

 

John Spackman, 65, farmer

1851

John Spakman, 49, farmer of 42 acres, employing 1 labourer, b Cottenham

1861

John Spackman, 58, landed proprietor, b Cottenham

 

John Spackman, 27, farm of 42 acres, b Cottenham

1871

John Spackman, 68, yeoman, b Cottenham

 

John Spackman, 36, farmer 40 acres employing 1 man, b Cottenham

1881 Chesnut House

John Spackman, 78, landowner, b Cottenham

1891 approx.

Mary Emerson, 55, living on own means, b Cottenham

 

George Spackman, 33, ag.lab., b Cottenham

1901 approx.

Elizabeth Smith, widow, 73, living on own means

 

Henry J Smith, 44, gardener and farmer, b Cottenham

 

Thomas Thulborn, 46, horsekeeper on farm, b Cottenham

 

Sayers Oliver, 25, journeyman baker, b Cambs

 

Josiah Day, 28, blacksmith, b Over

 

George Pierson, 50, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Edward G Haird, 44, carpenter, b Cottenham

 

Elizabeth Lyne, 66, living on own means, b Worcs

1911 approx.

Herbert Moore, 49, fruit gardener, b Cottenham

 

Arthur William Smith, 29, engineer’s turner, b Cottenham

 

Leonard Francis Graves, 36, jobbing gardener, b Cottenham

1909-1916

The widow of Herbert Moore kept the Green End Hand Laundry; famous for attention given to flannel clothing.

1939

Kenneth H Norman, b 1900, agricultural worker tractor driver plough drilling

 

Leonard W Norman, b 1881, agricultural labourer

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