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Six Bells, 19 High Street, Cottenham19 High Street, Six Bells, Bell Ringers, Cottenham
History of the Six Bells
1830
John Peck, publican
1841 Ale House
Martha Peck, widow, 55
Benton Peck, 25, ag.lab.
[Benton Peck built the Hop Bind]
1848
Owners, Graves family, sold the property to Robert Ivatt of Gothic House, the maltmaster.
1851
John Maskell, 41, publican and labourer, b Cottenham
Ann, 39, b Cottenham
Eliza, 17, b Cottenham
William Maskell, 15, farm labourer, b Cottenham
Mary, 12, b Cottenham
Ann, 10, b Cottenham
John, 5, b Cottenham
1861 Six Bells
William Smith, ag.lab., b Cottenham
Ann
Charles, 9, b Cottenham
Herbert, 5, b Cottenham
Agnes Ann, 7 mos, b Cottenham
John Long, lodger, 34, ag,lab., b Landbeach
1871 Six Bells
William Smith
Ann
Charles
Herbert
Ernest Arthur, 8, b Cottenham
Harriet, 6, b Cottenham
1877 terrace built by Robert Matin Ivatt (maltster) son of Robert.
1881 Six Bells
William Smith, 54. publican and ag.lab., b Cottenham
Ann, 54, b Cottenham
1882
Elizabeth Granger licensee
1885
Bentley Flack
1888
John Maskell jnr.
1891 Six Bells
John Markell, 45, agricultural machine owner, b Cottenham
Ann, 45, b Cottenham
Emma, 21, b Cottenham
John, 19, agricultural engine driver, b Cottenham
Leonard, 18, b Cottenham
Grace, 14, b Cottenham
Harry, 12, b Cottenham
Fred, 9, b Cottenham
Anthony, 4, b Cottenham
1895
The public house, then leased to Messrs Apthopre & Sons of the Albion Brewery, was sold by auction with the adjoining cottages to Messrs Bullard & Sons, the Norwich Brewers, for £440
1896
John Parsons, licensee
1900
Daniel Smith, then William Ward, Walter Sanderson and Charles Heffer, licensee in 1908 when renewal refused on the grounds that 22 pubs for a population of 2,393 was enough.
1901 [probably attached cottage]
Richard Camps, 49, gardener and groom, b Waterbeach
Mary A, 50, b Willingham
Harry Camps, 19, b Waterbeach
Harold, 16, bricklayer
Frederick, 12, b Cottenham
Mabel, 10, b Cottenham
Sidney H, 9, b Cottenham
Margerie L, 7, b Cottenham
1909
Six Bells closed
1911
Richard Watts Camps, 62, no occupation, b Waterbeach
Mary Ann, 62, b Willingham
Sidney Hazel, 18, farm labourer, b Cottenham
Frederic William, 21, pipe fitter, b Cottenham
Ethel, 26, married, b Willingham
Edna Lilian, daughter, 4 mos, b Cambridge
1939
Frank E Gifford, b 1905, farming and fruit growing
Pearl M, b 1901
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