Redcot

An earlier Redcot was demolished in 1967. It was a brick-built building with the front facing South, and a gable end without wndows along Long Street.

Redcot was bought in the early 20th century by Frederick Gregory who then had Hillside built on the land to the south of the house.

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This is part of a larger photograph of Long Street looking north taken around 1900. Redcot is the building in the centre of the photograph on the West side of Long Street. It faced South with a blank gable end on the East side along Long Street. It was demolished c1967 due to a notice from the Council advising that the road was to be widened on the West side. In the event, the road was widened on the East side.

Redcot viewed from the South, which was the front of the house. Long Street is behind the wall on the right. The girl is Beverly Briggs who was broguht up in the house. The boy is her brother Geofrey.

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The following people are associated with Redcot:

Name	Year of Birth	Year of Interest	Source	Occupation/Notes	Probability
Frederic Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner	80%
Ernest Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
Frederic Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner/occupier	80%
Jesse Kingston	1883	1911	Census	Railway Carriage Works, Labourer	40%
Frederick Henry Gregory	1879	1911	Census	Coachbuilder	80%
Rosina Kingston		1918	Election Register	at Long Street	80%
Jesse Kingston		1918	Election Register	at Long Street	80%
Phoebe Murphy		1939	Election Register	at Redcot 9	90%
Frank Murby		1939	Election Register	at Redcot 9	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. To obtain further information on one entry, click on the Source for that entry. Probability indicates transcribers' assessment that person listed is associated with the building on this page.

	Buildings in Hanslope
	Redcot