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15 High Street, Cottenham

15 High Street, Cottenham

History of 15 High Street

1841

Richard Graves, 60, gardener

Judith, 60

Mary Nibbs, 35

William Nobbs, 15

 

Richard Graves, 35, ag.lab.,

Mary, 30

Ann, 2


1851

Judith Graves, 80, annuitant, b Cottenham

Mary Knibbs, daughter, 50, nurse, b Cottenham

Jane Graves, 37, b Cottenham

William Knibbs, grandson, 23, farmers labourer, b Cottenham

Isaac Knibbs, grandson, 22, wheelwright, b Cottenham

 

Thomas Graves, 35, farmer of 17 acres no labourer, b Cottenham

Sarah, 31, b Cottenham

James, 7, b Cottenham


1861

Thomas Graves, 44, farmer of 21 acres,

Sarah, 41,

James, 17,

[next door]

Mary Nibbs, 58, land owner, b Cottenham

William, 34, ag.lab., b Cottenham


1871

Thomas Graves, 54, farming 54 acres, b Cottenham

Sarah, 50, b Cottenham

James, 27, farmers assistant, b Cottenham

[next door]

William Nibbs, 44, ag.lab., b Cottenham


1881

Sarah Graves, 66

William Nibbs

[next door]

James Graves, farmer 21 acres

Eliza


1891 [possibly combined with 17 High Street]

James Graves, 48, farmer

Eliza

[next door]

Sarah Graves, widow, 76, b Cottenham

William Nibbs, lodger, 67, ag.lab., b Cottenham


1901

James Graves, farmer

Eliza


1911

James Graves, 68, farmer, b Cottenham

Eliza, 68, b Cottenham


1939

Edgar Badcock, b 1893, nightwatchman

Mabel L, b 1891

Harold V, b 1914, invoice clerk

Stella, b 1915, clerk Burroughs calculator

Arthur W, b 1917, clerk machine shop time clerk

Gladys M, b 1922, shorthand typist

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Leonard J, b 1929

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