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Dewhurst's 11-12 Petty Cury and John Collier 13-14 Petty Cury c.1960

12, 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)

 

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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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