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A tall stone Celtic cross war memorial stands on a tiered base inscribed with names and flowers at the foot in a graveyard.

Eversden War Memorial (MoC373/6/85)

Eversdens data

Eversdens' data

Great Eversden:

http://www.the-eversdens.co.uk/Eversdens%20archive14/historygreateversden.html

Three large, bare-branched trees stand in a field with more trees and a building visible in the distant background.

Meadow trees in Great Eversden by Reginald Bellamy (MoC)

Mike Petty:

https://archive.org/details/EversdensScrapbook1897To1990


Mentioned by William Farrington in his diary

1861

Samuel Custerson, 58, farmer of 122 acres, b Gt Eversden

Sarah, 58, b Gt Eversden

Joseph, 16, b Gt Eversden

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  • Farrington Diary

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  • Little Eversden

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Little Eversden

Duxford data

The Bull, Langley, Essex

High Street, Histon

22 High Street, Great Eversden

The Limes, High Street, Great Eversden

Manor House, Kingston Road, Great Eversden

Merry’s Farmhouse, Wimpole Road, Great Eversden

14 High Street, Great Eversden

Banks Farm, Great Eversden

Clunch Cottage, Wimpole Road, Great Eversden

Church Farm, High Street, Great Eversden

Redhouse Farm, Kingston Road, Great Eversden

Mayfield, 5 Chapel Road, Great Eversden