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91 High Street Cottenham

91 High Street, Cottenham

History of 91 High Street

1841

John Smith, 40, farmer


1851

John Smith, farmer of 28 acres


1861

John Smith, 61, farming 24 acres, b Cottenham

Elizabeth, 57, b Cottenham

Thomas, 33, b Cottenham

William, 19, b Cottenham

Mary, 17, b Cottenham

Ernest, grandson, 3, b Cottenham


1871

William Smith, farming 8 acres, b Cottenham


1881

William Smith, farming 12 acres, b Cottenham


1891

William H Smith, farmer


1901

William H Smith, 59, farmer, b Cottenham


1911

Daniel Smith, 40, market gardener, b Cottenham


1939

Harry Smith, b 1891, horsekeeper on farm

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