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Sparrow’s Bakehouse & The Chequers, Fenstanton (undated)

The Chequers, Chequers Street, Fenstanton

History of The Chequers

Fenstanton OS 1900

Chequers pub following lightning strike and fire (undated)

The Chequers, Fenstanton, with thatch roof

The Chequers, Chequer Street, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

1901

Joseph Witherow, 72, innkeeper, b Fenstanton

Harriett, 70, b Fen Drayton

Amelia A Philips, daughter, 33, b Fenstanton

Charles G R Phillips, grandson, 2, b Straits Settlement Malaysia

Annie K Phillips, granddaughter, 1, b Fenstanton

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