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A black and white rural road junction with a pub, wooden fences, a tall telegraph pole, and trees under an overcast sky.

The Cheqeurs, Hauxton (courtesy CAS 531/Z84)

The Chequers, Mill End, Hauxton

History of The Cheqeurs

1886 Ordnance Survey map of Hauxton showing the mill, farm buildings, river, and The Chequers public house.

Hauxton OS 1886

1869 James Jackson

1879 James Jackson

1883 James Jackson


1891

George Thoday, publican,46, b Norfolk

Elizabeth Thoday, 47, b Bedford

James Allen, 16, b Hauxton

Edith Ann, 14, b Bucks

Florence Thoday, 12, b London

Annie, 11, London


1892 George Thoday

1896 George Thoday

1904 Thomas Bowyer

1916 Thomas Bowyer

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