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K296 - Rowley Son and Royce and predecessors
- B - Notebooks containing valuations and inventories of real property
  - A - Notebooks containing valuations and inventories of real property, farming stock and implements, and household and personal effects for dilapidations, and estimates for building work and repairs. Plans of buildings are sometimes included, the books are numbered unless otherwise stated.

RefNo	K296/B/A/104
AltRefNo	296/B104
Title	William Mitchell of the Red Lion, Cambridge, to George Smith and William Leete for building a new public house at Harlston (pp.1-15) 16 September 1828 Dilapidations on Lodge Farm, Much Hadham, in occupation of Segar Perry, esq, and improvements asked for by Robert Sworder (pp.16-22) Staughton Willmott's estate at Litlington (pp.23-24) 4 October 1828 James Wings estate at Medreth (p.25) Not Dated Statement of articles missing and damaged at Hormead Bury in occupation of C.J. Barnett, esq., from July 1827 to October 1828 to J. Hunter, esq. (pp.27-28) 14 October 1828 Fruit trees in garden and orchard of the Dolphin, Melbourn, from Thomas Coningsby to Messrs. Pryor (p.28) October 1828 Sir P.B. Soame's farm at Heydon in occupation of Mr Hunt (p.29) September 1828 Compensation from John Bendyshe, esq., to John Trigg on farm at Barrington (p.30) September 1828 Straw etc. from Mrs Fordham to John Trigg, on farm at Barrington (pp.31-32) 5 December 1828 Fixtures in house and malting from Mr Withers to John Fordham, Royston (pp.33-41) 8 December 1828 Effects of John Phillips at the Bull Inn, Royston (pp.34-52) 12 December 1828 Particulars of Mrs Elizabeth Chapman's farm at Bourn, offered to Earl De La Warr (pp.52-54) 10 January 1829 James Rand's copyhold estate at Reed End, Herts (pp.54-55) 25 February 1829 Estimate for building a house at Foxton, J. Hill to Samuel Tuck (pp.55-57) Not Dated
Date	1828-1829
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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