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Two women and a man stand before a brick house with a thatched roof, with a person pushing a pram on a lane to the right.

Old Railway Tavern, Prime family next to where 1913 fire started.(Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

Old Railway Tavern, Swavesey

History of the Old Railway Tavern

1911

Alfred Prime, 47, farmer, b Swavesey

Annie, 49, b Swavesey

James, 17, butchers assistant, b Swavesey

John, 16, grocers assistant, b Swavesey

Fanny, 14, b Swavesey

Minnie, 13, servant, b Swavesey

Harry, 12, b Swavesey

Bertram, 10, b Swavesey

Ethel Annie, 7, b Swavesey

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