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The Green, Lolworth

History of the Green Lolworth

Listed Building (3 & 4)

Two cottages, originally a row of three. Early C19.


1911

(1)

John Huddlestone Martin, 41, farm labourer, b Lolworth

(2)

Thomas Peppercorn, 59, shepherd on farm, b Lolworth

(3)

George Barker, 51, farm labourer, b Lolworth

(4)

Joshua Houghton, 47, horsekeeper on farm, b Bourn

(5)

Fred Robinson, 29, farm labourer, b Caxton

(6)

Herbert Fitches, 40, farm labourer, b Mildenhall

(7)

Lewes Peppercorn, 36, gardener,  b Lolworth

(8)

Bert Martin, 24, farm labourer, b Lolworth

(9)

Susannah Childs, 63, charwoman, b Lolworth

(10)

Alfred Reed, 23, farm labourer, b Comberton

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