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Dewhurst's 11-12 Petty Cury and John Collier 13-14 Petty Cury c.196012, Alexandra House, Petty Cury
History of 12 Petty Cury
1841 unnumbered
Thomas Asplen, 35, ?barman
Maria Edwards, 15, servant
1851
Edward Copping, plumber glazier and painter
Martha
Martha
Emma
Susan Cook, wife’s sister
1861
Edward Copping, 50, plumber glazier painter, b Cambs
Martha, 50, b Cambridge
Martha, 25, b Cambridge
Emma, 22, b Cambridge
Susan Cook, 58, wife’s sister, b Cambridge
Elizabeth Hunt, 55, wife’s sister, widow, b Cambridge
Petty Cury south side, 1867 (from left, Wrestlers Inn, Holdsworth, Pont, Copping, Red Hart Yard, Falcon Yard and Red Lion) (Cambridgeshire Collection)
1871 see 14 Petty Cury
1881 see 14 Petty Cury
1891 uninhabited
1901 uninhabited
1913
Eastmans Ltd, butchers
1962
Dewhurst butchers
Alexandra House, 11 – 14 Petty Cury (MoC24/60)
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