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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/290
AltRefNo	296/B290
Title	Effects of Mrs Sarah Morris, decd., of the Seven Stars, Littlington (pp.1-9) 15 August 1844 Fixtures in house of W.W. Nash, esq., in Kneesworth Street, Royston (pp.9-18) 3 September 1844 Effects of Rev. M. Biggs at Kelshall Rectory for Rev T.R. Birks (pp.19-28) 28 September 1844 Effects of Rev. T.R. Birks at the same from executors of Rev. C. Michell (pp.29-30) October 1844 Effects of Thomas Russell, decd., of Litlington taken by Mrs Mary Russell (pp.29-30) October 1844 Estate of Thomas Pain of Steeple Morden, decd., to be divided (pp.33-34) April 1844 Fixtures and furniture at the Bell, Barkway, from William Gilbey to Thomas Burr (pp.34-38) 5 November 1844 o Estates at Sandon left by George Soames, esq., decd., to his son Alfred (pp.39-40) 25 November 1844 Fixtures and furniture of Rev. James Fendall at the Priory, Royston to be taken by J.G. Fordham, esq., (pp.40-43) December 1844 Effects of John Trudgett, decd., of Royston (pp.44-52) 2 January 1845 Rough minutes on Pearce's estates at Barrington (pp.57 to end) Not Dated Memorandum of oak timber had of Peter Nash, esq., (p.56) 16 May 1844 Estate of Pearce near church at Barrington (p.60) Not Dated Calculations of Pearce's estate made on the ground at Harlton (p.62) Not Dated Effects (pp.55-53, 66-64) Not Dated
Date	1844-1845
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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