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The Bell, Little End, Eaton Socon

History of The Bell


At this time Eaton Socon was in Bedfordshire

1881

Charles Goodes, 35, machinist and publican, b Beds

Emma, 36, b Perry

Emily L, 3, b Eaton Socon


1939

Reginald V D Black, b 1897, publican

Jessie G, b 1897

Doreen E M, b 1922, chemist assistant in shop

Brian A, b 1929

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