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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/249
AltRefNo	296/B249
Title	Effects and fixtures of the Bishop of Sodor and Man at Westmill, Herts Rectory, left for Rev. T. Perry (pp.1-12) April 1840 Fixtures and iron hurdles of George Hemington Harris, esq., of Impington Hall, to Rev. H.H. Swinny of Magdalene College (pp.13-17) 22 June 1840 Rough sketches of Fairman's estate at Stortford (p.17) Not Dated Fixtures at Broadfield House of H. Soames, esq., decd., to Dr Forrester (pp.18-19) 23 June 1840 Effects on house and farm of Mrs Kezia Godfrey of Royston (pp.20-22, 24-27) 3 July 1840 Damage by fire to Miss Nash's building, Back Street, Royston (pp.23-24) July 1840 Timber of Mrs Richards, decd., at Harestreet and Hormead (pp.27-32) Not Dated Timber in Smith's Close, Melbourn, for J.E. Fordham (pp.33-34) 15 October 1840 Miss Nash to William Warren for repairs (p.34) 10 November 1840 Timber of Henry Hayden's executors on estate at Hormead (pp.35-6) 7 December 1840 Fixtures of John Biscoe at Buntingford for William Butt, esq. (p.37) 15 February 1841 Fixtures at Fowlmere of John Mumford for William Fordham (pp.38-42) 5 May 1841 Admeasurement of Thomas Titchmarsh's pightle at Harestreet (p.42) 22 November 1845 Admeasurement for division of estates of Edward Fordham at Odsey (pp.45-47) Not Dated Admeasurement of estates of Mrs Richards, decd., at Hormead and Harestreet (pp.48-58) Not Dated Admeasurement of Melbourn Hyde Farm of Messrs. Beldam (pp.59-65) Not Dated
Date	1840-1845
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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