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130 High Street (74), Cottenham

History of 130 High Street

1851

Thomas Bennett, 57, harness maker, b Willingham


1861

Richard Pont, 36, ag.lab., b Haddenham


1871 approx.

Jane Pont, 43, b Over

 

Susan Savidge, 82, annuitant, b Great Swaffham

 

Thomas Bennett, 67, collar and harnessmaker, b Willingham


1881 approx.

George Goldon, 32, labourer, b Cottenham


1891

George Taylor, 37, gardener

 

William Crowe, 37, groom, b Essex


1901

George Taylor, gardener


1911

George Taylor, 57, gardener on fruit farm, b Cottenham


1939 (74)

Edmund Ison, b 1857, coachman retired

Hannah Sanderson, b 1856

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