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The Green, Fowlmere

History of The Green

Listed Building

House. c.1700 possibly built for Peter Wedd with rear wing altered, and additional back ranges.


1871

Octavius Wedd, 72, landowner and farmer of 390 acres employing 10 men and 13 boys, b Fowlmere

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