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126 - 130 High Street, Cottenham

126 – 128 High Street (68 – 72), Cottenham

History of 126 -128 High Street

1851: approx.

John Emerson, 61, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

William Sanderson, 38, cordwainer, b Cottenham

 

Jesse Norman, 24, ag.lab., b Oakington

 

John Smith, 24, ag,lab., b Cottenham

 

John Wright, 28, brewers labourer, b Cottenham

 

William Ward, 27, ag.lab., b Fen Ditton


1861:

William Moore, 27, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Sarah Sophia Flanders, 38, school mistress, b Beds

 

James Ely, 25, brickmaker, b Norfolk

 

William Watson, 42, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

John Bennett, 31, harness maker, b Cottenham


1871: approx.

Young Burkett, 34, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

John Norman, 50, ag.lab., b Waterbeach

 

Samuel Gifford, 27, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Richard Wilson, 44, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

Emma Bennett, 41, b Cottenham


1881: approx.

Joseph Norman, 37

 

Stephen Sanderson, 65, labourer, b Cottenham

 

Arthur Hopkins, 30, labourer, b Cottenham

 

Rebecca Willson, 48, b Cottenham

 

George Barrett, 35, labourer, b Cottenham

 

Samuel Gifford, 37, labourer, b Cottenham


1891: approx.

Thomas Norman, 24, ag.lab., b Histon

 

Ann Savidge, 62, b Cottenham

 

Fred Worland, 28, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Walter Osborn, 35, ag.lab., West Wickham

 

Frederick Norman,  28, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Joseph Norman, 50, ag.lab., b Wilburton


1901: approx.

Eldred Morgan, 42, clergyman C of E, b Wales

 

George Trundley, 36, farmer

 

John Bowers, 36, horsekeeper on farm, b Rampton


1911: approx.

Robert Sanford, 43, police constable, b Hunts

 

George Trundley, 46, farmer, b Cottenham

 

John Adams, 58, farm labourer, b Haddenham


1939: approx

(68)

Arthur C Trundley, b 1899, apprentice labourer

Dora, b 1903

(70)

Arthur Trundley, b 1869, ag.lab.

Rose, b 1871

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?

(72)

Herbert White, b 1877, retired publican

Agnes M White, b 1881

Leslie H Goodwin, b 1927

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Modern: 126 & 128

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