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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/415
AltRefNo	296/B415
Title	Horses, crops etc. of G.L. Lilley, esq., of Steeple Morden, for sale on Cheyney's farm (pp.1-8, 64-66); tillages (pp.52-55); fixtures (pp.55-61, 68-69, 91-92) 19 July 1859 Mr Thurnall's crops and moveables (p.8) 8 August 1859 Effects of Benjamin Harris, decd., of Shepreth (pp.10-15) 25 August 1859 Effects of T.C. Walbey, decd., from his executors to T. Walbey (pp.16-22, 27-35) 23 September 1859 Tillages by French on Carver's estate (Melbourn) (pp.23-26); the same to Mr Ellis (pp.36-37); J. Clear (pp.38-41) 26 September 1859 Hay etc. at Uphall Farm, Braughing, Herts, from W. Clark to Chamberlayne and Moule (pp.42-43, 51) 15 October 1859 Tillages on land in Melbourn Held by Disberry (pp.44-45) 20 October 1859 Hay etc. on Moat Farm, Hedgerley, Bucks, from T. Edwards, esq., to G. Johnson (pp.46-50, 70-71) 21 October 1859 Tillage etc. and house fixtures on Hardwick Farm, Great Gransden from Bentley to Day (pp.62-63) 29 September 1859 James Bullen to William Ellis for Survey at Melbourn Hyde (p.67) 7 November 1859 Manor Farm: list of names of labourers and wages (pp.72-73) Not Dated Meesden Rectory: dilapidations: Rev. B. Ward v. executors of A. Gadsden (pp.73-90, 93) 27 February 1860 Fixtures at Meesden Rectory, Herts; bequeathed by A. Galloway (pp.94-95) 3 December 1861 Rev. W. Withers, Balsham Hall, Cambridge: note (p.96) Not Dated
Date	1859-1861
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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