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Hop Bind High Street CottenhamSee Francis Garrett, Cottenham’s Inns and Hostelries
1851: Benton Peck bought the site of a house burnt out in April 1850 and built the present public house and brewery.
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1852:
Fight between Richard Haddow Norman and Benton Peck. Took until 1854 for Peck’s licence to be restored.
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1877: Benton Peck died
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1881: Hop Bine Public House
Ann Peck, 57, brewer and farmer of 15 acres, b Cottenham
Walter, 33, b Cottenham
Caroline, 20, b Cottenham
Sidney, 15, b Cottenham
Clara, 12, b Cottenham
Harriett Rodgers, 15, servant, b Cottenham
Samuel Leader, 26, servant, b Cottenham
Julia Woods, granddaughter, 2, b Cottenham
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1886: Anti-Salvation Army Tea Party held at the Hopbind to protest against the Salvation Army establishing in Cottenham.
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1891: Hop Bind
Ann Peck
Sidney
Clara
Julie Woods, 11
Lizzie Wayman, 15, servant, b Cottenham
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1897: Ann Peck left the Hopbind and handed over to her son Sidney.
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1903: Sidney died aged 37, and his widow Annie Lizzie took over until she married Wright Spackman in 1905. Premises then leased to Bailey and Tebbutt.
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1905: Fred Arnold
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