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Clock from the Three Pigeons, Cambridge Place7 Cambridge Place, Three Pigeons
History of 7 Cambridge Place
1841
Robert Freeman, 40, publican
Sarah, 35,
James Willes, carpenter,
John Lambert, 25, cabinet maker
1851
Robert Freeman, 51, publican, b Soham
Sarah, 41, b Hunts
1861
Robert Freeman, 61, victualler, b Soham
Sarah, 59, b Hunts
Robert Bush, boarder, 21, agricultural laborer, b Milton
William Casborn, 21, agricultural laborer, b Downham
1871
Beer Shop
Sarah Freeman, widow, 55, beer shop keeper, b Hunts
1881
Harry Pluck, publican, b Wendon Essex
Emma
Harry, 13,
Emma, 11,
William,1,
William Morley, boarder, 24, bricklayer, b Norfolk
1891
Harry Pluck, widower, 48, publican Three Pigeons
Emma, 21, daughter, living at home, living at home, b Cambridge
1901
Henry Pluck, publican
Emma
Harriet Freestone, 18, general servant, b Cambridge
1911
Henry Pluck, 69, publican, b Audley End
Emma, 63, b Cambridge
1913
Three Pigeons public house
Harry Pluck
The pub closed in 1915. The grandfather clock belonged to Harry Pluck. It was made by Fletcher and Hitzman. Samuel Fletcher was based in Sidney Street around the 1830s and Joseph Hitzman lived at 21 Rose Crescent between 1847 and 1867.
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