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A two-story, pink-painted cottage with a red tiled roof, three dormer windows, and a blue front door along Mill Street.

Cock Inn, 10 Mill Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

The Cock Inn, Mill Street, Isleham

History of the Cock Inn

The last landlord of the Cock Inn was Tom Clarke; he had a huge beard and went around with a wheelbarrow.

1901

Thomas Clarke, 52, innkeeper, b Isleham

Mary A, 48, Henry W, 15, ag. lab., b Isleham

Lewis T, 14, ag.lab., b Isleham

Eva M, 12, b Isleham

Sarah E, 11, b Isleham

Honor L, 7, b Isleham

Bertie, 6, b Isleham

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