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1901 Ordnance Survey map detail showing St. Peter's Church, a nearby moat, and the Rectory in Duxford, with parcel numbers.

Duxford OS 1901

St Peter’s Rectory, Duxford

History of St Peter's Rectory

The Markby family are mentioned in William Farrington’s diary of 1858.

1861 census Duxford, Rectory:

William H Markby, 74, rector of St Peter’s Chapel, b Cambridge

Sophia, 62, b Somerset

Sarah, 25, b Duxford

Emma, 21, b Duxford

Charlotte M Whiting, 23, visitor, b Duxford

Rebecca Knight, 27, widow, cook, b Hants.

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