Caucutts Yard

There were 6 houses in Caucutts Yard. No.1 was nearest the road, and no.2 was the next. Both have been demolished.

The buildings still standing appear to have been 4 cottages in the past, but have now been combined to form two homes.

In a map of 1779 this plot was owned by William Kitelee who a scuessful lace dealer and a major land-owner. This plot is described as 'Mr Kitelee's homestead and tenement adjoining'.

By 1818 the plot has passed to Thomas Kitelee and is described as 'House and Garden'.

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Caucutts Yard in April 2006. The were 6 houses in Caucutts Yard. No.1 was nearest the road. It and no.2 seem to have been demolished.
The buildings still standing appear to have been 4 cottages in the past, but have now been combined to form two homes. No.3 was probably the building nearest the camera with the door which is now blocked. The cottages were extensively renovated c2000.
The buildings still standing appear to have been 4 cottages in the past, but have now been combined to form two homes. The blocked door, bottom left of this photograph was probably the door to No.3 The cottages were extensively renovated c2000.
The buildings still standing appear to have been 4 cottages in the past, but have now been combined to form two homes. No.6 was the part of the building nearest the camera to the right in this photograph.
From a map of 1779. Shows area of Caucutts Yard as owned by William Kitelee (part of No 650 on map).
From a map of 1818. Shows area of Caucutts Yard owned by Thomas Kitelee (number 229), described on the supporting survey as a "House and Homestead".

The following people are associated with Caucutts Yard:

Name	Year of Birth	Year of Interest	Source	Occupation/Notes	Probability
No. 1
James Caucutt	1808	1861	Census	Shoemaker	40%
John Varney	1850	1881	Census	Railway Lamp Maker	80%
Gershom Whiting	1858	1891	Census	Wheelwright & Carpenter	100%
Gershom Whiting	1858	1901	Census	Carpenter	95%
Gersham Whiting		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Gershom Whiting	1856	1911	Census	Carpenter on Farm	95%
No. 2
Matthew Merry	1856	1881	Census	Railway General Lab.	80%
Joseph Stanton	1847	1891	Census	General Lab.	100%
Joseph Stanton	1846	1901	Census	Railway Laborer	95%
George Gregory		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
George Henry Gregory	1852	1911	Census	Railway Labourer	70%
No. 3
George Gostlow	1854	1881	Census	General Lab.	95%
George Gostelow	1854	1891	Census	Platelayer	100%
George Gostlow	1854	1901	Census	Railway Platelayer	95%
Mary Garratt		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Henry Robert Greaves	1879	1911	Census	Cow man on Farm	70%
No. 4
Edward Robinson	1843	1881	Census	Railway Foreman Platelayer	80%
George Tomkins	1869	1891	Census	General Lab.	100%
James Tomkins	1869	1901	Census	Railway Laborer	95%
Reg Kingston		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Charles Courtman	1869	1911	Census	General Blacksmith	70%
No. 5
William Rainbow	1859	1881	Census	Ag. Lab.	80%
William Frost	1844	1891	Census	General Lab.	100%
Joseph Graves	1844	1901	Census	Agricultural Laborer	95%
Jessie Kingston		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Cecil Arthur Clarke	1872	1911	Census	Railway Platelayer	70%
No. 6
Henry Cook	1846	1881	Census	Railway Lab. at Carriage Factory	95%
Henry Cook	1845	1891	Census	Railway Lab. Plate	100%
Henry Cook	1844	1901	Census	Brass fitter	95%
Henry Cook		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	100%
Henry Cook	1844	1911	Census	Retired Axle Brass Fitter	90%
whole building
William Kitelee		1779	Survey 1779	Owner	70%
Thomas Kitelee		1818	Survey 1818	Owner	80%
George Hutchings		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner	100%
34 records displayed.
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
	Caucutts Yard