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A black and white photograph of three people standing in front of S. Badcock the corner stores with a display of goods visible.

37 Corbett Street (E Smith)

37 Corbett Street, Cottenham

History of 37 Corbett Street

According to Cottenham in Focus, 2002, Stanley Badcock kept this shop when he came back from WWI. He took his grocery van to Oakington once a week.


In 1911 Stanley was living with his parents at the Jolly Waterman, Cottenham.


1920

Stanley married Ethel M Daintree in St Ives


1939 (no.28 Corbett Street)

Stanley F Badcock, b 1898, grocer shopkeeper (Special Constable)

Ethel Badcock, b 1897, housewife assisting in grocers shop,

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