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Two-storey yellow brick house with red brick window lintels, a red front door, and a date stone inscribed 1898 on the facade.

15 Church Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

15 Church Street, Isleham

History of the shop

1901 Butchers shop

Alfred Audus, 44, butcher, b Isleham

Rachel, 43, b Northumberland

Robert, 15, butcher’s assistant, b Wales

Susan E, 13, b Wales

Benjamin, 11, b Wales

Sidney, 8, b Isleham

Mary G, 4, b Isleham

Gertrude, 1, b Isleham

The Audus sons started a bakery

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