1851
James Nutter, 33, b Cambridge
Emma, 34, b Cambridge
Fanny Susannah, 10, b Grantchester
Agnes Tryphena, 8, b Grantchester
Emma, 5, b Grantchester
James, 1, b Grantchester
Smith, 5 mos, b Grantchester
Hannah Turner, aunt, widow, 64, B Cambridge
William, brother, 32, brewer, b Cambridge
Emma Homes, 25, cook, b Cambridge
Hannha Bacon, 20, housemaid, b Essex
Martha Carter, 17, housemaid, b Melbourn
In 1861 the Nutter family were at 3 Trumpington Road
1902
During work to install a turbine it was noticed that brickwork supporting the public road was becoming unsafe (CDN 24.4.1902)
1928
A fire on 30th October destroyed the mill. It was run by the Nutter family who had operated it for over a century. The only part saved in the blaze was an adjoining cottage. (CIP 2.11.1928)
2022
Then and Now (David Gent)
It is impossible to take today’s picture from the exactly the same spot due to all the wonderful willow trees. So I got as near as I could whilst still being able to see roughly the same view. The small house joining onto the old mill on the right is still there, but hidden from view by one of the willows. Look at the two arches in the bridge to work out where the old mill used to stand
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