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307 High Street Cottenham

307 (205) High Street, Cottenham

History of 307 High Street Cottenham

Listed building:

Villa, 1847. Gault brick, and slate roof, hipped with two symmetrical, internal stacks, and bracketed eaves.

1841:

John Wayman, 45, farmer

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1851:

Sarah Wayman, 57, annuitant, b Cottenham

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1861:

William Wayman, 35, farmer of 14 acres

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Francis Garrett: Cottenham’s Inns  and Hostelries states that John Spackman had a small brewery here and sold beer.

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1871:

William Wayman, 45, farmer of 20 acres, b Cottenham

Lydia, 38, b Cottenham

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1881: approx.

Lydia Wayman, 48, landowner, b Cottenham

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1901:

Esther Ward, 72, living on own means,

 

Lilies Lack, 37, b Histon

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1911:

George Lack, 49, general engineer, b Milton

 

John Gautrey, 41, farmer and fruit grower, b Cottenham

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1939:

(203) Grace Lack, b 1891, dressmaker

 

(205) Baden Gawtrey, b 1900, fruit farmer won account heavy worker

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