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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/316x
AltRefNo	296/B316x
Title	Valuation of property of Mr Holmes, Melbourn (pp.1-5) June 1849 Estimate for repairs to Mr Gatwards house (pp.7-10) Not Dated Measurements of estate of W.H. Nash, esq. (pp.10-13) Not Dated Levels of Newmarket Road (p.14) 8 May 1847 Survey of Nat. Holmes' crops at Melbourn (p.15) 27 June 1849 Simeon Leete's estate (p.16) 27 June 1869 Corn at Melbourn from N. Holmes to P. Sparkes, jun. (pp.17-21) 4 August 1849 Farming stock and fixtures from the same to the same (pp.22-37, 42) 4 August 1849 ) Tillage and stock on West Farm, Whittlesford, from H. Marking to J. Rayner (pp.39-41, 50-51) 26 October 1849 Tillage and effects of Julius Fordham at Bury Barns Farm, Sandon to Benjamin Lees (pp.44-49) 8 October 1850 Lease of a farm at Thriplow from Saint John's College to John Prime (pp.52-55)fixtures etc. to King 9 October 1851 Fixtures on premises of Royston Gas Co. for sale by auction (pp.56-57) 7 January 1852 Tillage etc. at Saint John's Farm, Thriplow, from J. Prime to Charles Young (pp.58-60) 4 April 1852 James Ransom's property at Melbourn (pp.61-4) 14 June 1852 Tillage etc. from executors of John Rayner, decd. to J.R. Scruby of Duxford (pp.65-71) 26 October 1860 John R. Scruby of Duxford, straw etc. to Thomas Holliday and others (pp.72-73) 5 March 1861 Admeasurement of the Grange Cottage estate of W.H. Nash, esq. (pp.79-80) 29 April 1847 Plan of Foxton farms (p.81) Not Dated Joseph Head's sowings(?) (p.81) 1846-1850
Date	1847-1862
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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