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68 Long Street |
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In January 2009, the part of this building that is visible is now known as Lace Cottage. It is the end cottage of a row of three attached cottages set at an angle to the road. |
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Early 20th Century |
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In 2009, a row of three attached cottages are set at an angle to the road. The cottage nearest the road formed a separate dwelling in 1900. The two remaining cottages, illustrated here, occupy the site of what was one cottage in 1900. Today they are known as Victoria Cottage (on the left) and April Cottage. |
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The following people are associated with 68 Long Street:
Name | Year of Birth | Year of Interest | Source | Occupation/Notes | Probability |
Western cottage | |||||
Harry Bates | 1861 | 1901 | Census | Ordinary Agricultural Lab. | 50% |
Jacob Herbert | 1910 | Revenue Survey | Tenant | 90% | |
Jacob Herbert | 1861 | 1911 | Census | Waggoner on Farm | 90% |
Eastern cottage | |||||
William Clark | 1862 | 1901 | Census | General Labourer | 60% |
William Clarke | 1910 | Revenue Survey | Tenant | 90% | |
William Clarke | 1862 | 1911 | Census | Labourer on Farm | 90% |
whole building | |||||
William Pinner | 1779 | Survey 1779 | Owner | 75% | |
William Pinner | 1779 | Maps | owner | 75% | |
Joseph Sawbridge | 1910 | Revenue Survey | Owner | 90% | |
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Notes:
In the above list of people, to find all references to a person, click on the Name of the person. |
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