Crossways - Revision history

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	In 2002 and 2003 the occupants were Jack L. and Dorothy B Balls.		In 2002 and 2003 the occupants were Jack L. and Dorothy B Balls.

	~~Rowan Peter Frost was registered there from~~

	== References ==		== References ==

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	LEWIN Mrs. Church House		LEWIN Mrs. Church House

	== 1901 Census ==		== 1901 Census - Harry Brownsword ==
	In 1901 the census order goes: Coach and Horses, Six Bells, do, Post Office, Church House, Prospect House.		In 1901 the census order goes: Coach and Horses, Six Bells, do, Post Office, Church House, Prospect House.

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	Harry's father, Harry Brownsword of Thorn Bank, Heaton Moor, Stockport, died on 24th November 1904. This might have explained his moving away, but the house in Fulbourn was already offered for sale a couple of months earlier.		Harry's father, Harry Brownsword of Thorn Bank, Heaton Moor, Stockport, died on 24th November 1904. This might have explained his moving away, but the house in Fulbourn was already offered for sale a couple of months earlier.


			They had moved to 20 St Barnabas Road, Cambridge by 1911, and was working at the Leys school.

	== 1904 ==		== 1904 ==

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1901 Census

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	In 1901 the census order goes: Coach and Horses, Six Bells, do, Post Office, Church House, Prospect House.		In 1901 the census order goes: Coach and Horses, Six Bells, do, Post Office, Church House, Prospect House.

	At Church House are living Harry Brownsword (36, school master) and his wife Martha (30) and two servants.		At Church House are living Harry Brownsword (31, school master) and his wife Martha (30) and two servants.

	Mrs Brownsword was part of the Fulbourn fete in June 1900.		Mrs Brownsword was part of the Fulbourn fete in June 1900.

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1901 Census

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	In 1892 H Brownsword of Downing College was part of a choir in Oakington.		In 1892 H Brownsword of Downing College was part of a choir in Oakington.

	Harry's father, Harry Brownsword of Thorn Bank, Heaton Moor, Stockport, died on 24th November 1904.		Harry's father, Harry Brownsword of Thorn Bank, Heaton Moor, Stockport, died on 24th November 1904. This might have explained his moving away, but the house in Fulbourn was already offered for sale a couple of months earlier.

	== 1904 ==		== 1904 ==

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1901 Census

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	At Church House are living Harry Brownsword (36, school master) and his wife Martha (30) and two servants.		At Church House are living Harry Brownsword (36, school master) and his wife Martha (30) and two servants.

			Mrs Brownsword was part of the Fulbourn fete in June 1900.
			In 1892 H Brownsword of Downing College was part of a choir in Oakington.

			Harry's father, Harry Brownsword of Thorn Bank, Heaton Moor, Stockport, died on 24th November 1904.

	== 1904 ==		== 1904 ==

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	In the Kelly's Directory of 1896:		In the Kelly's Directory of 1896:
	LEWIN Mrs. Church House		LEWIN Mrs. Church House

			== 1901 Census ==
			In 1901 the census order goes: Coach and Horses, Six Bells, do, Post Office, Church House, Prospect House.

			At Church House are living Harry Brownsword (36, school master) and his wife Martha (30) and two servants.

	== 1904 ==		== 1904 ==

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	In the Kelly's Directory of 1896:		In the Kelly's Directory of 1896:
	LEWIN Mrs. Church House		LEWIN Mrs. Church House

			== 1904 ==
			Church House Fulbourn,

			Adjoining Telegraph office, close to Church and half a mile from Station.

			Messrs. Arthur Rutter and Sons

			Are instructed to Offer by Sale by Auction, at the Lion Hotel, Cambridge, on SATURDAY, 1st OCTOBER, 1904, at 4.30 o'clock, the above Convenient FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, containing 3 reception Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and c.), and the necessary Offices, Garden, and Stabling. Company's water laid on. Modern Sanitation. Rental value £32 per annum. Possession on completion of purchase.

	== 1907 ==		== 1907 ==

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	In 1930 the poll book lists Florence Balls and Lawrence Balls as being registered for "The crossways" in Fulbourn (lower case).		In 1930 the poll book lists Florence Balls and Lawrence Balls as being registered for "The crossways" in Fulbourn (lower case).

			In the 1939 register there was an entry for "Cross Ways" in Fulbourn, occupied by William L . Balls (born 3 Sep 1882, and official (scientific) of Egyptian ... Chief Cotton Technologist) and Florence E. Balls (born 21 Mar 1883). Crossed out was Jack Lawrence Balls (1 Oct 1913, Radio Engineer).



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	Part of the garden of Mr. And Mrs. A.J. Castle, of Church House, Fulbourn, Cambirdgeshire has disappeared. They heard a roar late at night, and next morning found a hole - just where they like to sit in summer - 10ft. long and 5ft. wide. It is thought that the hole may lead to an old tunnel which goes to the ancient church next door.- Sent by Master John Castle.		Part of the garden of Mr. And Mrs. A.J. Castle, of Church House, Fulbourn, Cambirdgeshire has disappeared. They heard a roar late at night, and next morning found a hole - just where they like to sit in summer - 10ft. long and 5ft. wide. It is thought that the hole may lead to an old tunnel which goes to the ancient church next door.- Sent by Master John Castle.

			The 1939 register lists Church House as being the house next to the Fulbourne Manor, and was occupied by Albert J. Castle (stud manager), and Johanna M.A. Castle (there is also a redacted entry, presumably for their son). There is a separate entry for Crossways, so in 1939 Church House was 1 Manor Walk, not 1 High Street.

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1 High Street

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	\|''J.G.[[Mitchell\|~~John~~ Mitchell]]''		\|''J.G.[[John Mitchell\|Mitchell]]''
	\|?		\|?
	\|''Not confirmed''		\|''Not confirmed''

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1 High Street

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