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Hatton House, Long Stanton
History of Hatton House
1851 High Street
William Phypers, 44, farmer 430 acres employing 16 men 5 boys, b Longstanton
1861
1871
Anthony Phypers, 27, farmer 450 acres employing 15 men 9 boys, b Long Stanton
1881
Anthony Phypers, 35, farmer of 680 acres, b Longstanton
1888 Anthony Phypers committed suicide in 1888 as a result of the financial scandal involving the solicitor Ephraim Wayman.
The newspaper accounts of the criminal activities, embezzlement and flight of Ephraim Wayman can be found here as well as more details about the tragedies that arose as a result: Ephraim Wayman 1888
Other information about Wayman can be found here linked to his long term address at Merton House: Ephraim Wayman
1901
William Hard, 51, farmer, b Downham
Ann, 48, b Downham
Clara, 19, b Downham
Seline, 18, b Downham
Eva, 17, school teacher, b Downham
William, 15, b Downham
Hilda, 13, b Downham
Alexander, 12, b Long Stanton
Theodore, 9, b Long Stanton
Winifred, 8, b Long Stanton
Margaret, 6, b Long Stanton
Claude R, 4, b Long Stanton
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