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335 High Street, Cottenham

335 (231) High Street, Cottenham

History of 335 High Street

1841

John Taylor, 54, farmer

1851

John Taylor, 64, farm of 63 acres employing 2 sons, b Cottenham

1861

John Taylor, 73, farm 46 acres and dairyman, b Cottenham

1871

John Taylor, 85, yeoman, b Cottenham

 

Sarah Taylor, 50, farmer of 51 acres employing 1 man, b Cottenham

1881

George Taylor, 28, farmer of 50 acres and 10 acres of market garden employing 3 men and 1 boy

1891

Fred Gautrey, 44, farmer and market gardener

1901

Fred Gautrey, 54, farmer and market gardener, b Cottenham

1911

Fred Gautrey, 64, farmer and market gardener, b Cottenham

Mary Elizabeth, 51, b Cottenham

1939 (231)

Bessie A Gautrey, b 1874, fruit grower

Modern (335)

 

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