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Pike and Eel, Overcote Ferry, St Ives (MoC)

Pike and Eel, Overcote Ferry, St Ives

History of Pike and Eel

Pike and Eel, Overcote Ferry, St Ives (OS 1887)

1841

John Medcalf, publican farmer,

Ann née Mehew

James, 20,

Thomas, 17,

two servants

In 1841 James married Mary Thorp.


1861

Ann Medcalf,

Thomas, son

James, grandson, 12


1871

Rebecca and Henry Hemmington


1881

Rebecca and Henry Hemmington


1891

Heard’s sister in law and daughter Annie


Pike and Eel, Overcote, William Fraser Garden (1856-1921)

Pike and Eel (RGL2025)

Ferry winding mechanism, Pike and Eel Overcote (RGL2025)

Pike and Eel, Overcote (RGL2025)

River Ouse at the Pike and Eel, Overcote (RGL2025)

Pike and Eel, Overcote Ferry (CRO)

Pike and Eel, Overcote Ferry (CRO)

Pike and Eel, Overcote c.1900

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