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20 Glebe Way (Mill Lane), Histon

History of 20 Glebe Way

This was the home of several members of the Chiver family. The last member of the Chivers family to live here was William until he died in 1902.


1891 Mill Lane

William Chivers, 39, jam manufacturer

Lettice, 34,

In 1881 William Chivers was living with his family in Broad Lane.


1901 Mill Lane

William Chivers, 49, jam manufacturer, b Histon

Lettice, 44, b Haddenham

Rachel Hasler, servant, b Haddenham


Capt. Sproule


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