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A brown brick building with a grey door labeled Bernards and number 29 behind a black metal fence and a leafless tree.

29 High Street, Cottenham

29 High Street Cottenham

History of 29 High Street, Haslingfield

Listed building:

Villa. c.1860. Local gault brick with slate roof, hipped and end stacks with saw tooth capping and original chimney pots.

1841

James Sainty, 35, farmer


1851

John Moore, 25, farmer of 50 acres employing 3 labourers, b Cottenham


1861

John Moore, 35, farmer of 74 acres employing 3 men, b Cottenham


1871

John Moore, 45, farmer of 226 acres employing 5 men and 5 women


1881

Henry James Moore, 30, farmer of 235 acres employing 6 men and 3 boys, b Cottenham


1891

Charles Christmas, 52, farmer, b Cottenham


1901

William T  Vawser, 33, farmer, b Cambridge


1911 College Farm

William Thomas Vawser, 43, farmer and stockbreeder, b Cambridge


1939

William R Unwin, b 1886, farm labourer

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