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A two-storey, brown brick building with a tiled roof, two chimneys, and several white-framed windows and doors along the street.

283 High Street Cottenham

283 (187-189) High Street, Cottenham

History of 283 High Street Cottenham

1841

William Graves, farmer, 25


1851

John Chambers, 41, draper and grocer employing 1 man, b Coveney

 

Ann Graves, farmer 40 acres employing 3 sons, b Cottenham


1861

Ann Graves, 70, farm 40 acres, b Cottenham


1871

Young Thomas Rose, 30, butcher employing 1 boy, b Rampton


1881

Young Thomas Rose, 40, butcher and farmer of 48 acres, b Rampton


1891

Young Rose, 50, butcher and farmer


1901

Young Rose, 60, farmer


1911

Young Thomas Rose, 70, farmer, b Rampton


1939 (187 – 189)

(187) John Barnes, b 1909, agriculture worker

(189) Butchers Shop: Stanley Gawthroup, b 1893, master butcher


Modern: (283)

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