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Coop site
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There were cottages on Gold Street standing in 1900, and are visible in a photograph from the Church tower taken a few years later.

They were later pulled down and replaced by the Coop store, which in 2010 is a Londis shop and Post Office.

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This photograph was taken around 1900 from the Church Tower. In the centre of the photograph is the back of a building that then stood on the site of the current village store on Gold Street. It is believed that this building formed two cottages.

To the left of these cottages, and on the left of the photograph are two further cottages which are still standing in 2010, now known as Silent Night and Christmas Cottage. A 'lean-to' on the side of these cottages has since been removed.

The Coop store wich stood on this site; photograph from c1930.
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The following people are associated with Coop site:

Name Year of Birth Year of Interest Source Occupation/Notes Probability
Southern cottage 
Mary A Moss   1910 Revenue Survey  Tenant  100%
Mary Moss 1841  1911 Census    95%
Northern cottage 
John Neal   1910 Revenue Survey  Tenant  100%
John Neale 1843  1911 Census  Bootmaker Dealer  95%
whole building 
Thomas Higgins   1779 Survey 1779  Owner  90%
Thomas Higgins   1779 Maps  owner  90%
S P Fitch   1910 Revenue Survey  Owner  100%
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