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A two-storey brick house with a slate roof, sash windows, and a central front door, enclosed by a low black metal fence.

149 High Street, Cottenham

149 (121) High Street, Fountain Inn, Cottenham

History of 149 High Street

1861

James Piggott, 38, grocer and draper, b Cottenham


1871

James Piggott, 48, grocer draper & tailor, b Cottenham


1881

Solomon Piggott, 34, grocer draper, b Cottenham


1891 Fountain Inn

Solomon Piggott, 48, grocer, b Cottenham

Lousia, 42, b St Ives

Edith Mary, 15, pupil teacher, b Hunts

Jessie Gifford, 10, b Cottenham


1901

Solomon Piggott, 54, grocer and newsagent, b Cottenham

Louise


1911 Newsagent

Louise Harriet Piggott, 61, widow, newsagent, b Hunts


1939 (121)

Edward Gawthrop, b 1912, food preservers factory hand


Modern: (149)

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