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315 High Street, Cottenham

315 (209) High Street, Marland, Green End Hand Laundry, Cottenham

History of 315 High Street

1841

John Spackman, 35, dairyman

 

John Spackman, 65, farmer

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1851

John Spakman, 49, farmer of 42 acres, employing 1 labourer, b Cottenham

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1861

John Spackman, 58, landed proprietor, b Cottenham

 

John Spackman, 27, farm of 42 acres, b Cottenham

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1871

John Spackman, 68, yeoman, b Cottenham

 

John Spackman, 36, farmer 40 acres employing 1 man, b Cottenham

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1881 Chesnut House

John Spackman, 78, landowner, b Cottenham

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1891 approx.

Mary Emerson, 55, living on own means, b Cottenham

 

George Spackman, 33, ag.lab., b Cottenham

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1901 approx.

Elizabeth Smith, widow, 73, living on own means

 

Henry J Smith, 44, gardener and farmer, b Cottenham

 

Thomas Thulborn, 46, horsekeeper on farm, b Cottenham

 

Sayers Oliver, 25, journeyman baker, b Cambs

 

Josiah Day, 28, blacksmith, b Over

 

George Pierson, 50, ag.lab., b Cottenham

 

Edward G Haird, 44, carpenter, b Cottenham

 

Elizabeth Lyne, 66, living on own means, b Worcs

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1911 approx.

Herbert Moore, 49, fruit gardener, b Cottenham

 

Arthur William Smith, 29, engineer’s turner, b Cottenham

 

Leonard Francis Graves, 36, jobbing gardener, b Cottenham

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1909-1916

The widow of Herbert Moore kept the Green End Hand Laundry; famous for attention given to flannel clothing.

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1939

Kenneth H Norman, b 1900, agricultural worker tractor driver plough drilling

 

Leonard W Norman, b 1881, agricultural labourer

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