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The Grange, 46 St Michaels, Long Stanton St Michael

History of the Grange

Listed Building:

Cottage, C17 origins but mostly 1787. some timber framing in rear range but front range to road and most of rear range are yellow gault brick.


1901

George Henry Frances [Franks], 44, farmer, b Essex

Julie M, 41, b Suffolk

Edith M, 8, b Long Stanton St Michael

Majorie, 6, b Long Stanton St Michael

John, 1, b Long Stanton St Michael

Janet Oliver, 19, visitor, b London

Harriet Gawthrop, 20, cook, b Histon

Susan Hawkes, 15, housemaid, b Swaffham prior

Building dates

  • Built 1600–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1600–1699: Listed building: C17 (grade II)

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  • Longstanton

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