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Hill farm cottages, Papworth St Agnes

History of Hill Farm cottages

Dora Tack writes about the cottages in Whispering Elms.

Left hand side:

5 rooms

1942 unoccupied. It was a tied cottage for Hill Farm

Ephraim and Annie Currington lived here until 1931. They ahd a son, Frank, born 1915. Ephraim was an agricultural labourer for Mr Mailer.

Right hand side:

1942

Cyril Spring, agriculrual labourer from Caxton

Winifred (Win) née Foord

Marie, daughter

pearl, daughter

Shirley, daughter

Jacqueline, daughter,

Stella, daughter,

Eric, son

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