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86 Middle Watch, Swavesey

History of 86 Middle Watch

David George Crouch’s reminiscences of living in Swavesey are in ‘Memory Lane’ (2004) Swavesey History Society.

David George Crouch’s parents married in 1926 and lived for two years at 86 Middle Watch. They set up a hardware business in Boxworth End which would become. known as Fryer’s Court.

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