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A circular metal plaque on a brick wall reads Eversley House and 164 High Street, decorated with small leaf motifs.

164 High Street, Cottenham

164 High Street, (98), Eversley House, Cottenham

History of 164 High Street

A two-story yellow brick house with a slate roof, white sash windows, and a dark wooden door set back in a small porch.

164 High Street, Cottenham

1861

Mark William Flanders, 45, Baptist minister, b Beds


1871

John Bridger, 42, general practitioner


1881

John Bridger, 52, general practitioner, b Sussex

Bertha Amelia, 49, b Cottenham


1891

Bertha Bridger, 59, living on own means, b Cottenham


1901

Josiah Smith, agricultural machinist


1911 Eversley House

Josiah Smith, 56, thrashing machinist, b Cottenham


1939 (98)

Annie A E Smith, b 1886

Lizzie Ely, b 1904, servant

Emily Brown, b 1876

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Modern: (164)

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