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261 - 269 High Street Cottenham1841:
George Sanderson, 67, ag.lab.
William Bishop, ag.lab.
Sarah Saintey, 25, farmer
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1851:
Sarah Sanderson, 70, pauper, b Cottenham
William Bishop, 61, ag.lab., b Cottenham
Sarah Smith, 55, house keeper, b Cottenham
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1861:
William Hopkins, 63, ag.lab.
William Bishop, ag.lab.
Thomas Saintey, 20, farmer of 50 acres employing 1 man 1 boy
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1871:
William Hopkins, 72, ag.lab., b Cottenham
William Bishop, 45, ag.lab., b Cottenham
Thomas Saintey, 30, farmer 30 acres employing 2 men, b Cambridge
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1881:
George Kimpton, 28, butcher, b Cottenham
Rebecca Bishop, 64, b Cottenham
William, brother, ag.lab.
Thomas D Sainty, 40, coalman’s haulier and farmer, b Cambridge
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1891:
Jabez Law, bootmaker
William Bishop, 65, gardener, b Cottenham
William King, 48, coal hawker, b Herts
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1901: approx.
Jabez Law, shoemaker
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Ann Peck, 77, retired publican
George Gill, Prudential Insurance Agent
Mary Burgess, 62, living on her own means, b Beds
James Trundley, 29, coal carman, b Cottenham
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1911: approx.
Jabez Law, 57, bootmaker, b St Neots
Alfred Moore, 68, blacksmith, b Cottenham
Ann Peck, 88, b Cottenham
George Gill, 50, insurance agent, b Norfolk
James Collins, 44, engineer turner, b Wimblington
Edwin C Butler, 33, bricklayer, b Cottenham
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1939: (167 – 177)
(167) Arthur Thulbourn, b 1898, lorry driver and wholesale fruit salesman
(169) Jean Ada Watson, b 1910
(171) –
(173) Heber Harrison
(175) Hubert J Fishpool
(177) Edwin C Butler
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Modern: (261 – 269)
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