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Teversham Data

History of Teversham

For a detailed account of the 19th century in Teversham:

“Thoroughly Commonplace, Teversham 1850 – 1900” by John Patrick (1996)

Teversham cottage demolished 1950 (MoC24/57)

Teversham Cottage (MoC25/57)

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Teversham

Teversham 1850 – 1900

Corney Grain by Himself

The Rectory, Teversham

6 High Street, Spurgeon’s Cottage, Teversham

The Rose and Crown, Tamarind, High Street, Teversham

The Fison family of Horningsea & Teversham

6 Church Road, Teversham

Manor Farmhouse & Moated Site, Fulbourn Road, Teversham

All Saints, Teversham

Allen’s Farm, Teversham