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A symmetrical yellow-brick house with two bay windows, a central dark door, and chimneys at each end of the slate roof.

26 Station Road, Swavesey

26 Station Road, Swavesey

History of 26 Station Road

1881

Thomas Payne, 58, retired grocer

Harriett, 58, wife, b Hunts

Amelia C Beresford, visitor, 34, housekeeper, b Hunts


1891 ? Beresford Villa

Thomas Payne, 69, retired grocer, b Hunts

Amelia Beresford, niece, 42, b Hunts


1901 ? Beresford Villa

Thomas Payne, 79, retired grocer and draper, b Hunts

Amelia, niece, 55, housekeeper, b Hunts

Harriet E, great niece, 24,  b Leics


1911 ? Manor Farm

Arthur Norman, 39, farmer, b Over

Anabelle, 45, b London

May, 16, b London

Frank, 14, b Over

Horace, 6, b Swavesey


1913 After the fire…

https://swavesey.ccan.co.uk/content/catalogue_item/sightseers-a-few-days-after-the-swavesey-fire-of-1913

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