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36 Petty Cury, The White Swan

History of 36 Petty Cury

1830 James Ratty (Pigot’s Directory)

1839 Eliz. Rattey (Robson’s)

1839 John Looker (Pigot’s Directory)

1851 Alice Watts (Gardner’s)

1851 (unnumbered)

William Bridget, 35, publican

1852 Alice Looker (Slaters Directory)

1861 (36 Petty Cury)

Francis Hall, 51, publican, b Bedford

1871

Charles Hunt, publican, 38, b Burwell

Mary A Hunt, 36, b Burwell

1879 Charles Hunt (Post Office Directory)

1881

Charles Hunt, publican, 45, b Burwell

Mary A Hunt, 46, b Burwell

1883 Charles Hunt (Kelly’s Directory)

1888John Tomlin (Kellys Directory)

1913

Hallack and Bond, wholesale grocers

36-37 Petty Cury circa 1960 (MoC254/72)

1962

vacant:

1965

Lord P shoe dealer

2018

The Body Shop

 

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