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7 High Street, Cottenham

7 High Street, Cottenham

History of 7 High Street

Listed building:

Cottage, C17 or C18 with C19 alterations. Timber framed, rendered with later front wall casing of brick, painted.

1841

James Leader, 25, farmer

Sarah, 56

Mary, 25

Susan, 20

Ann, 15

William Garrett, 20, servant

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1851

Thomas Coatman, 76, pauper, b Cottenham

Ann, 75, b Cottenham

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1861

Thomas Coatman, 52

Willson, 18, ag.lab., b Cottenham

Ann, 15, b Cottenham

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1871

Thomas Coteman, 65, ag.lab., b Cottenham

Ann, 25, b Cottenham

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1881

James Johnson, 27, ag.lab., b Soham

Susan, 25, b Cottenham

Willie Oliver, 1, b Lincs

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1891

William Gifford Markell, 29, ag.lab., b Cottenham

Elizabeth, 28, b Rampton

Ernest John, 6, b Cottenham

Arthur William, 4, b Cottenham

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1901

Edward C Wilson, 27, ag.lab., b Bourn

Annie, 24, b Cottenham

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1911

William Holmes, 58, labourer, b Willingham

Elizabeth, 39, b Cottenham

Lily, 13, b Cottenham

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1939

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