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The Spotted Cow, Northampton Street and former Northampton Boot Stores and entrance to Kettle's YardThere are deeds for the Spotted Cow in the County Record Office dated from 1695 to 1921
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1839: Mr Richardson (London Gazette)
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1851: Nicholas Jemmerson (Gardner’s)
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1852: John Richardson (Slaters)
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1871:
Nicholas Jemmerson, brewer & maltster, 56, b Cornwall
Elizabeth, 51, b Swavesey
Ernest, butcher, 25, b Jersey
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1874:
George Jemmerson
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1879: N G Jemmerson (Post Office )
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1881:
Nicholas Jemmerson, brewer & publican, 66, b Cornwall
Elizabeth, 60, b Swavesey
Ann Crane, wifes sister, 60, b Swavesey
Spotted Cow Yard:
(1)
Augusta Franklin, 53, college servant, b Bury St Edmunds
(2)
Daniel Pettet, 38, gardener’s labourer, b Suffolk
Susan, 46, b Grantchester
George, 13, gardener’s labourer, b Cambridge
Harry, 5, b Oakington
Kate, 8, b Cambridge
George Phillips, lodger, 17, hostler, b Oakington
(3)
Sarah Heap, 74, none, b Cambridge
Ann Looker, boarder, 73, b London
(4)
Mary A Williams, 60, none, b Cambridge
(5)
Ernest H M Emmerson, 36, hay dealer, b Jersey
Anne, 35, b Histon
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1888: William Lees (Kellys)
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1913: The Spotted Cow
Mrs Annie Twinn
The Spotted Cow Yard:
1-2 Mrs Annie Twinn
3-4 Mrs Emma Taylor
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By 1937 the Spotted Cow had been demolished.
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