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A two-story white rendered house with black shutters, a dark slate roof, two brick chimneys, and a small front garden hedge.

76 High Street, Melbourn

76 High Street, Sycamore House, Corner Cottage, Melbourn

History of 76 High Street

1901 unnumbered

Charlotte Stockbridge, living on own means

Emma, living on own means


1911 unnumbered

Charlotte Stockbridge, 70, private means, b Melbourn

Emma, sister, 57, private means, b Melbourn


1939 Sycamore House

Emma B Stockbridge, b 1851

Lilly King, b 1895, servant

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