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213 - 215 High Street, Cottenham1841:
Ann Norman, 72, publican
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1851: one house building
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1852: licensed. Belonged to William Smith and was kept by William Porter.
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1854: (1st October): William Porter drowned along with John Thurston of the Waggon and Horses, when their cart overturned and threw them in a drain.
Rebecca Porter took over the licence.
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1859:
Jonathan Piggott licensee
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1861: White Horse Inn
Jonathan Piggott, 34, joiner and publican, b Cottenham
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1871: White Horse Inn
Jonathan Piggott, 44, wheelwright, b Cottenham
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1880:
Charles Graves licensee
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1881:
Charles Graves, 29, carpenter and publican, b Cottenham
Jane, 30, b Willingham
Herbert, 3, b Cottenham
Edith Moore, 14, servant, Cottenham
Robert Moore, lodger, 54, ag.lab., b Norfolk
Mary Waits, visitor, 29, b Willingham
John Waits, visitor, 27, b Willingham
John Dunn, 26, groom, b Hants
Noble Buller Johnson, 21, undergraduate Cambridge University, b Ireland
Thomas William Waller, 22, undergraduate Cambridge University, b Wales
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1888: John Burgess licensee
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1891:
John Burgess, 59, innkeeper, b Wisbech
Mary, 52, b Great Barford
Ada May, 19, assistant teacher, b Wisbech
Margaret Kimpton, 18, servant, b Cottenham
William Moore was licensee from 1891
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1897:
Jonathan Pauley licensee
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1898:
Henry Collett
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1899:
Robert Lindley Booth
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1901:
Maria Booth, 60, hotel keeper, b Derbyshire
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1911:
Frederick James Wells, 39, hotel keeper, b Herts
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1939: (151)
Burnard [sic] Hinds, b 1882, publican
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Modern: (215)
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