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Manor farmhouse, Horseheath (RGL2024)

Manor Farmhouse and barn, Horseheath

History of Manor Farm

Manor farmhouse barn, Horseheath (RGL2024)

Listed Building

Late C18 extended on north west side c.1840. Timber-framed, rendered, with flint and red brick dressings to 1840 part.

Barn at Manor Farm GV II Barn. C18 timber-framed and weatherboarded

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1881

Christopher Parsons, 38, farmer 520 acres 14 men 8 boys, b Swavesey

Elizabeth, 40, b Willingham

Thomas, 12, b Horseheath

Catherine, 10, b Horseheath

Catherine Goode, visitor, 46, independent lady, b Godmanchester

Eleanor Hinchliffe, governess, 19, b Yorks

Avis Cornwell, 21, servant, b waterbeach

Eliza Brasier, 15, servant, b Castle Camps

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