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RefNoK296/B/A/293
AltRefNo296/B293
TitleEffects of James Wilkerson, decd., of Lordship Farm, Bassingbourn (pp.1-9, 33-35) 19 November 1844 Dilapidations at Heydon Rectory, Essex (pp.10-16) 20 December 1844 Damage by fire at Steeple Morden, cottage of Thomas Pickering, held by James Christmas (pp.17-18) 28 December 1844 Estates of William French, decd. (pp.19-22) 3 January 1845 Fixtures etc. left by Samuel Palmer, taken by George Spruce (pp.23-8) 25 January 1845 Fixtures etc. held by C.P. Wortham, esq., at Buntingford for Mr Price (pp.28-32) 25 January 1845 Effects of James Wilkerson, decd., at Toft (pp.33-36) 30 January 1845 Tillage etc. of W. Giffen of Bourn to his son (pp.38-41) 25 February 1845 Account of Mr Thomson's timber by R.H. Greg, esq. (pp.41-43) Not Dated Rev. Thomas Blackburn, Bygrave church window (p.44) Not Dated J.G. Fordham, esq., estimate of mill room at Ashwell for Jos. Adkins (pp.46-48) 28 July 1845 Growing crops etc. at Rectory Farm, Bassingbourn, left by James Wilkerson, decd., and taken by Samuel Wilkerson (pp.48-60) 16 August 1845 Straw etc. at Building End Farm, left by the same, taken by Brand (p.61) 19 August 1845
Date1844-1845
CreatorNameRowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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