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9 – 19 Telegraph Street, (Watson’s Lane) (Back Lane), Cottenham

History of 9 - 19 Telegraph Street

1850

John Watson

 

William Papworth

 

William Everett

 

All three premises at this location in 1850 were destroyed by the fire.


1861 Back Lane

Jonathan Webb, 43,  hair dresser, b Great Swaffham

 

John Wattson, 74, farmer, b Cottenham

 

Robert Wattson, 40, ag,lab., b Cottenham

 

Jacob Smith, 50, land proprietor, b Cottenham

 

Elizabeth Papworth, 60, land owner, b Cottenham

 

William Everett, 53, farmer 60 acres, b Cottenham

 

John Everett, 53, carpenter, b Cottenham

 

Sarah Everett, 91, manglewoman, b Cottenham

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