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RefNoKED/4169/1/1/136
AltRefNoED/4169/1/1/page136
TitleSale for Trustees of Sayer's Charity
DescriptionThirteen lots at the North End of Huntingdon are to be sold at the White Horse Inn, [Ermine Street] on the 20 May 1869. The first four building plots front Ermine Street (described confusingly as the High Street in the particulars), and the rest front what was to become Sayer Street, described as "the proposed New Street"
Lot 1 bought by Mr Ashton for £68, reserve £37
Lot 2 bought by Mr CB Margetts for £73, reserve £37
Lot 3 bought by Mr Paine for £71, reserve £37
Lot 4 bought by Mr Paine for £76, reserve £37
Lot 5 bought by Jeremiah Lamb for £30, reserve £20
Lot 6 bought by James Dear junior for £22, reserve £17
Lot 7 bought by James Dear junior for £19, reserve £17
Lot 8 bought by James Dear junior for £21, reserve £17
Lot 9 bought by Mr EC Bull for £60, reserve £60
Lot 10 bought by Mr Cooper for £42, reserve £30
Lot 11 bought by Mr Thackray for £48, reserve £30
Lot 12 bought by Mr Goodes for £48, reserve £30
Lot 13 bought by MrAshton for £69, reserve £55
A Lot 14 has been pencilled in at the end of the printed particulars Lot 14, a brick wall, bought by Mr Balmer for £5.10s
See also the Quarter Sessions papers for 1869 for a printed poster of the sale (HCP/1/44/12)
Date20 May 1869
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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