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TitleEffects of M. Strickland, decd., of Guilden Morden, to his son (pp.1-21, 69-71) 8 May 1857 Tillage of the same and estimate (pp.16-21) 8 May 1857 Grass etc. on South Farm, Longstowe, from J. Simpson, esq., to Foster (p.22) 19 June 1857 Abington Church: estimated repairs (p.23) Not Dated Enfranchisement of Oswald Fordham, manor of Shingay-cum-Wendy (pp.24, 72) 16 September 1857 Jos. Simpson, esq: timber at Longstowe (pp.25-62, 66-68) fixtures (pp.62-65) September 1857 Dr Wesley's dilapidations, Winchester House for G.D. Wale (Woodbrows) (pp.73-74); plan of house and garden (pp.74-80); jacklin's bills left with M. Wade (pp.82-83. 86-87) 19 November 1857 Mr Holben Strickland: straw, hay etc., Guilden Morden: son of M. Strickland above (pp.71, 82) 8 May 1857 Manor of Caxton: admissions of John Marsh and John Baynes (pp.84-85) 13 August 1858
Date1857-1858
CreatorNameRowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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