213 – 215 High Street, Cottenham
215 High Street, White Horse Inn, Cottenham
History of the White Horse
1841
Ann Norman, 72, publican
1851 one house building
1852 licensed. Belonged to William Smith and was kept by William Porter.
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.
1859
Jonathan Piggott licensee
1861 White Horse Inn
Jonathan Piggott, 34, joiner and publican, b Cottenham
1871 White Horse Inn
Jonathan Piggott, 44, wheelwright, b Cottenham
1880
Charles Graves licensee
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
1888 John Burgess licensee
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
1897
Jonathan Pauley licensee
1898
Henry Collett
1899
Robert Lindley Booth
1901
Maria Booth, 60, widow, hotel keeper, b Derbyshire
Maria H G, 23, b Yorks
Drucella A Ryle, 19, servant, b Derby
1911
Frederick James Wells, 39, hotel keeper, b Herts
1939 (151)
Burnard [sic] Hinds, b 1882, publican
Modern: (215)
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