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Miles Lane / Mills Lane / Post Office Street, Long Stanton

History of the Houses in Mill Lane

1871 Mills Lane

John Crisp, 66, shepherd, b Long Stanton

 

William Crisp, 44, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

Lucy Mills, 45, gardener, b Long Stanton

 

Arthur Pink, 24, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

Harriet Pink née Sutton, 23, b Over

Rosanna, 2, b Long Stanton

In 1881 the Pink family were living at Bar House

 

William Standley, 34, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

David Abbs, 38, groom, b Long Stanton

 

James Rignell, 75, local agent, b Long Stanton

 

John Stuking, 43, ag,lab., b Long Stanton

 

Alice Abbs, 71, parish relief, b Norfolk

 

Francis Rust, 61, thatcher, b Long Stanton

 

Alice Rignell, 78, parish relief, b Long Stanton

1881 Miles Lane

Mary Crisp, 76, b Chesterton

 

William Crisp, 52, ag. lab., b Long Stanton

 

John Parish, 39, baptist minister, b Swavesey

 

Ruth Butler, 70, b Oakington

 

Joseph Day, 42, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

John Doggett, 29, platelayers labourer, b Oakington

 

Joshua Ingrey, 35, gardener, b Long Stanton

 

Mary Rignell, 81, shop keeper, b Rampton

 

Thomas Stukins, 25, ag,lab., b Long Stanton

 

Mary Ison, 75, b Thriplow

 

Francis Rust, 71, thatcher, b Long Stanton

1891

Dove House:

Hannah Abbs, 58, nurse, b Old Hurst Hunts

 

Post Office Street:

Joseph Day, 52, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

Arthur Crisp, 27, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

Thomas Stukins, 35, ag.lab.

 

John Rignell, 42, grocer, b Long Stanton

 

Mary Day, 73, b Oakington

 

Frances Ruol, 81, gardener,  b Long Stanton

 

George Thompson, 33, gardener, b Mildenhall

 

Edwin Rignell, 25, shpeherd, b Long Stanton

 

Richard Phillips, 28, shepherd,

 

William Collis, 34, ag,lab.,

 

William Crisp, 48, gardener,

1901

Post Office:

John Rignall, 58, post master, b Long Stanton

 

Post Office Street:

James Rignall, 62, living on own means, b Long Stanton

 

Thomas Stukins, 45, groom, b Long Stanton

 

Percy Parrington, 23, railway signalman, b Long Stanton

 

Joseph Day, 62, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

William Day, 56, gardeners labourer, b Long Stanton

 

James Breens, 35, market gardener, b Essex

 

George Breens, 66, carpenter retired, b Essex

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