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Mill Lane looking towards river

14 – 15 Mill Lane, The Mill, Hazard Arms

History of 14 - 15 Mill Lane

The Mill was built in the 18th century. However much of the interior was recreated in the 1960s.

14 Mill Lane

1851: The Mill House

James Samuel, 58, millers man, b Shelford

In 1851 there is a publican at 15 Mill Lane which may be the same property.

Joseph Scarr, 58, publican, b Great Shelford

(14) William Green, 38, merchants clerk corn and coal, b Lincs

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1861: ?

In 1861 Henry Hazard was living in Mill Lane, location unclear. In 1851, he was living with Ann Comings, his sister, at 7 Mill Lane. The location of this property is unclear but it was not the same as The Mill House where Jane Samuel lived.

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1871: Hazard Arms

William Ayers

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1881: The Mill

Henry Stevens

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1891: The Mill

Henry Stevens

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1901: The Mill

Martha Stevens

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1911: not listed but see no.13

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1913:

Mill Tavern

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Pre 1924:

Painting by J Sutton (©R Lilley) believed to be early 20th century

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