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A two-story brick house with a gabled roof, two upper windows, one lower window, and a paneled door marked with the number 123.

123 High Street, Cottenham

123 (103) High Street, Cottenham

History of 123 High Street Cottenham

1841

Joseph Smith, 30, farmer

1851

Joseph Smith, 46, butcher and land proprietor, b Cottenham

1861

Charles Haird, 41, farm 5.5 acres & carpenter, b Cottenham

1871

unoccupied

1881

William Maskell, agricultural machinist

1891

William Maskell, 55, farmer, b Cottenham

1901

Albert Easy, 31, gardener, b Cottenham

1911

Ernest Alfred John Harris, 59, physician and surgeon’s assistant, b Surrey

1939

Ernest Harris, b 1851, medical assistant retired

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