22 February 2021
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Were your Cambridgeshire ancestors pub landlords? Discover the name of their establishment, its location and when they ran it with a new release from FindMyPast.
The surviving records for Cambridgeshire 1764-1828 are kept in the Cambridgeshire Archives in Ely and have been photographed and transcribed by members of the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Family History Society, which has licensed the records for the use of researchers on Findmypast.
Each record normally includes:
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Name of licensed victualler
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Date of licence
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Sign – this is the name of the public house, as displayed on the sign outside
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Premises address – usually the town or village in which the alehouse was situated
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Place – this tends to be a district or hundred within which the premises were located
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Name(s) of the person(s) providing surety
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