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A 1901 Ordnance Survey map detail of Duxford showing land plots, building footprints, and the label for the Vicarage.

Duxford OS 1901

St John’s Vicarage, Duxford

History of St John's Vicarage

The Margetts family are frequently mentioned b William Farrington in his diary from 1858.

1861 census Duxford Vicarage:

Francis J C Margetts, 39, vicar of Duxford St Johns, b Hemingford Grey

Sarah L, 39

Arthur E, 14

Caroline E, 2, b Duxford

Francis E, 1 m, b Duxford

Anne Clerk, 32, nurse, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Parnell, 32, cook, b Northants

Ellen Guest, 25, housemaid, b Northants

Sarah Newling, 15, nursemaid, b Duxford.

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