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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/141
AltRefNo	296/B141
Title	Effects of Henry Clark at Buntingford, taken by Rev. Mr Robinson (pp.1-8) 15 August 1831 Miss Cate's fixtures to the same (p.8) 15 August 1831 Fixtures at Buntingford from Rev. B. Nichols to Dr Hooper (pp.9.10) 22 August 1831 Mrs Sarah Lewis's effects at the Wheatsheaf, Barkway, to Mr Pocock (pp.11-27, 62) 23 August 1831 Jos. Stockbridge, jun., to John Stafford for work at Cottage, Melbourn (pp.27-31) 15 September 1831 Fixtures at the Bull, Cottered, from Mrs Dixon to M. Page (pp.32-35) 26 September 1831 Miss Thomson's two closes at Longstowe from executors of Dr Thomson (pp.35-40, 46) 29 September 1831 Miss Thomson's cottage at Longstowe, survey of repairs (p.21) 29 September 1831 Estate at Shepreth of Mr Waller of Meldreth, sold to Mr Burr (p.42) Not Dated Fixtures in Arlett's offices at Royston to C.B. Judson (pp.42-43) 6 October 1831 Fixtures at Mrs Town's house (pp.43-45) 6 October 1831 Furniture and fixtures of W. Burroughs, the Chequers, Barley, to S. Camps (pp.47-51) 18 October 1831 Work done at Burwell by Papworth (pp.51-58) 27 October 1831 Survey of the Bell and Anchor, Held by Robert Manning, Market Hill, {Royston} (pp.58-59) 4 November 1831 Fixtures of Rev. J. Robinson at Buntingford for Mr Owen (pp.60-61) December 1832
Date	1831-1832
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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