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Willow Row Farm, Littleport
History of Willow Farm
1901 4th Willow Row Farm House
Michael Kerridge, 40, farmer, b Littleport
Eliza, 37, b Littleport
Frederick George, 14, b Littleport
Horace E, 12, b Littleport
Hannah E, 10, b Littleport
Mary E, 6, b Littleport
Elliott M, 4, b Littleport
Jessie M, 2, b Littleport
Alice Cooper, servant, 15, b Littleport
1911
Michael Kerridge, 50, farmer, b Littleport
Eliza, 47, b Littleport
Horace, 22, working on farm, b Littleport
Mary, 16, dairy work, b Littleport
Elliott, 14, b Littleport
Jesse, 12, b Littleport
Elsie, 7, b Littleport
Gwendolen, 5, b Littleport
Frederick, visitor, 24, farm bailiff, b Littleport
Edith, daughter in law, 26, b London
James, grandson, 2, b Littleport
Leslie, grandson, 1, b Littleport
Annie Allerton, servant, 21, b Norfolk
In 1891 Michael Kerridge was at Black Horse Drove, Littleport.
In 1939 Horace Kerridge was living at Crouchmoor Farm, Littleport.
Edward Storey’s The Winter fens has an interview with Jack Kerridge. P.25 it notes that average farm-wages in 1912 were 15s a week.
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