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The High Street, Photos

Widdington Essex

Page 4

The High Street

26.

James Wright Joseph Coston

26. Pair of semi-detached cottages built on the west side of the road from Newport to Widdngton in 1867, and next to the house called Springill, September 1868. [illegible pencil additions, possibly identification of people.] (CH Ms)

New Cottages built on the side of Old Cottage 395 on Tithe Map Freehold and 0.0.31

Old James Wright)
Coston ) tenants

[stamped: C Potts Photo Stanstead Essex]

26. James Wright Head Mar. 81 Carter and hurdle maker born Saffron Walden
Hannah Wright wife 79 Widdington
Thomas Wright g/son 13 farm lab. Widdington
Joseph Coston Head Mar. 40 farm lab. Born Widdington 1871 Cencus
Elizabeth Coston wife 36 Clavering
Thomas Coston son 16 Widdington
Susan Coston dau. 13 Widdington
Emily Coston dau. 10 Widdington
Charles Coston son 7 Widdington
Ann Coston dau. 5 Widdington
George Coston son 2 Widdington

27.

George Smith Ann [?] Thurgood

27. Pair of semi-detached cottages on the west side of the main street. Erected in 1859/60. (CH Ms)

These Cottages form part of Six Cottages all semi-detached (opposite Salmon’s Shop)
built in 1859/60 on Land No 493 on Tithe Map of 1840 and the sites of the Maltern
the Hawk House Tenement behind and Barn or Shed called Coopers Shop and
garden of Hawk House and part of field called Hammells (483). Now shown on New
Tithe Map of 1873 as part of Widdington 493 cont’g 1.0.18

George Smith Ann [?] Thurgood
27. Thomas Coston Head Mar. 60 Ag. Lab. Born Takeley 1861 Cencus.
Sarah Coston wife 54 Ag. Lab. Widdington
William Coston son 34 Ag. Lab. Widdington
James Coston son 22 Ag. Lab. Widdington
Issac Coston son 19 Ag. Lab Widdington
Jane Coston dau. 10 scholar Widdington

27. all next door
George Smith Head Mar. 25 farm lab. Born Debden 1871 Cencus
Susan Smith wife 24 Rickling
Arthur Smith son 1 Widdington
Sarah Smith mother wid. 68 Henham
Ann Thurgood Head wid. 50 Laundress Widdington
Edmond Coe son-in-law 23 Ag. Lab. Widdington
Betsy Coe dau. 22 Widdington
James Coe g/son 8mths Widdington

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Martins took its name from John Martyn, whose home it was in 1369.

This property was purchased by Francis Smith from John Collin Martin in 1844.

In 1867 the old farm house was partly demolished and the

present house – intended as a shop and swelling house-erected.

28. Martin’s Farm after reconstruction in 1867. There is an inscription

under the top window above the shop window which reads as follows: “Rebuilt 1867 FS “ (CH Ms)

numbered 411 on the Tithe Map of 1840 cont’ g 0.1.23 and 411 on Tithe Map

Surrender dated 7 October 1844.of 1873 and containing 0.1.20Mr Smith admitted as Tenant on Court Roll of Pryors Hall Manor

The whole premises rebuilt and restored by Mr Smith in 1867 at a very heavy cost.under Inclosure Award

Allotment No. 60 containing 0.0.33 awarded to Mr Smith for right of common for one Cow in respect

of No 411 Allotment No 60 part of E 422 on New Tithe Map of 1873In 1879 the large New Barn built, the

Yard re-arranged and Farm premises repaired.Shop, Garden, Orchard and Premises at Widdington. purchased by Mr F Smith of Joseph Collin Martin as per

29.

William Reed Thomas Smith

29. Pair of semi-detached cottages on the west side of the main street.
Erected in 1859/60. (CH Ms)

These Cottages form part of Six Cottages, all semi-detached (opposite Salmon’s Shop), built in 1859/60 on Land No. 493 on Tithe Map of 1840 and site of the Maltern, the Hawk House, tenement behind and Barn or Shed called Coopers Shop and garden of Hawk House and part of field called Hammells (483). Now shown on New Tithe Map of 1873 as part of W 493 – cont’g 1.0.18
Wm Reed Thos Smith,

29. William Reed Head Mar. 62 Carpenter Born Widdington 1871 Census.
Elizabeth Reed wife 59 Widdington
George Reed son 32 Widdington
Thomas Smith Head Mar. 32 Farm lab. Born Debden
Sarah Smith wife 32 Widdington
Elijah Smith son 6 Widdington
Walter Smith son 3 Widdington
Rebecca Smith dau. 1 Widdington

32.

32. Pair of semi-detached cottages built on the west side of the road from Newport to Widdington.
The inscription on the front reads: Freehold 1866. Rebuilt 1858. [Added in pencil: last but one pair on the road from Widdington to Newport, (CH Ms)
New pair of Cottages built on site of Cottage and garden purchased of Coate No 361 on Tithe Map Freehold
Stamped: C Potts Photo Stanstead Essex,
Peter Pallett

The Fleur de Lys


The Fleur de Lys

1970


Post marked, August 1906