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Two women in light-colored dresses stand in front of a stone cottage with a tiled roof and small, multi-paned windows.

Hill Farm Cottages c1924, Annie Currington (l) and Mrs Picking (r)

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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