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King William IV, The Causeway, Burwell

History of The King William IV

Opened c.1830


1881

Jonathan Bridgeman, 55, sawyer and innkeeper, b Burwell

Charlotte Ann, 46, b Suffolk

Minnie, 12, b Burwell

Fred, 7, b Burwell

Emma, 5, b Burwell


1891 King William the Fourth inn

Charles Copping, 46, publican, b Suffolk

Mary Ann, 50, b Burwell

Charles, 10, b Burwell


Pub closed 1992

 

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