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309 High Street Cottenham

309 (207) High Street, Belgrave House, Cottenham

History of 309 High Street

Listed building:

Villa, c.1850-60. Gault brick, and slate roof hipped with bracketed wood eaves cornice.

1851

Frances Moore, 73, annuitant, b Cottenham

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1861

John Westrup Bromby, 43, policeman, b Suffolk

 

John Stevens Wyard, 26, Baptist Minister, b Surrey

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1871 approx.

Jane Haynes, 32, landowner, b Eltisley

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1881 approx.

William Garrett, 34, ag.lab., b Cottenham

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1901

Albert E Gautrey, 36, gardener, b Cottenham

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1911 Belgrave House

Marmaduke Ivatt, 38, fruit farmer, b Cottenham

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1939 Belgrave House

Marmaduke Ivatt,  b 1873, fruit grower

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