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Dairy House Farm, Dairy House Drove, Haddenham

Historic domestic building in Haddenham with links to local people and village history.

Diary House is a historic house in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, associated with Burgess family.

A black and white 1901 Ordnance Survey map detail showing Dairy House Farm, Dairy House Drove, and surrounding fields.

Dairy House Farm, Haddenham OS 1901

Sid’s Life Story from 5.3.29 tells the story of Sid Burgess whose parents moved when he was three from Hill Row in Haddenham to Dairy House Farm. His father was horse keeper for Burt Salmons.


1939

Reginald Burgess, b 1909, horseman on farm

Lilian, b 1908

Sidney, b 1929

Stanley, b 1932

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Sources

  • 1939 register
  • Book
  • Oral / Unpublished Sources
  • Ordnance Survey

Tags

  • agriculture

Projects

  • Haddenham

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