48 High Street Cottenham
48 High Street (32), Dorset House, Cottenham
History of 48 High Street
Listed building:
Villa, c.1850-60. Local grey gault brick and slate roof, gabled with boarded and bracketed eaves with end stacks.
1813
from Francis Garrett, Cottenham Ablaze:
This is the former site of the old bus station.
On 3.11.1813 Francis Emmerson’s fodder rick caught fire by overheating. he had been repeatedly warmed to reduced it to prevent it overheating. Fortunately, locals and the arrival of the fire engine confined the fire to the fodder rick and a bean stack.
1881
Francis Emmerson, 60, farmer of 65 acres 1 man 1 boy, b Cottenham
George, 27, b Cottenham
Esther, wife, 24, b Cottenham
Eliza, granddaughter, 1 m, b Cottenham
Francis Coe, visitor, 25, b Histon
Harriett Smith, 15, servant, b Histon
1891
Francis Emmerson, 70, farmer, b Cottenham
George, 37
Esther, 35
1901
George Emmerson, farmer, 46, b Cottenham
Esther, 45, b Histon
Gertrude, 20, b Cottenham
Frederick, 18, b Cottenham
Wilson, 15, b Cottenham
Stephen, 10, b Cottenham
Harold, 7, b Cottenham
1911 Dorset House
Thomas Burgess, 45, plumber and painter, b Wisbech
Eliza, 44, b Cottenham
Wilfred, 17, plumber and painter, b Cottenham
Vida, 14, b Cottenham
1939 (32)
Charles Saintey, 66, fruit grower
Theresa, b 1875
Percy J V Bateman, b 1887, postman
Victoria M Bateman, b 1887
Modern : (48) Dorset House
Building dates
- Built 1840–1870
Sources for this date
- Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900
- Built 1840–1870: Listed building: c.1850-60 (grade II)
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