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A street scene in Soham with a brick wall on the right, a grassy verge, a gas lamp, and buildings under a distant church tower.

Station Road, Soham

Station Road (Cock’s Lane), Soham

History of Station Road, Soham

Formerly Cock’s Lane, renamed Station Road by 1881.

In 1851 John Smith Clements and his wife, Elizabeth née Ablett are living here. John is a Master Tailor.

In 1861 they are at 363 Kings Road Chelsea. John is a Ham and Tongue dealer.

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