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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/498
AltRefNo	296/B498
Title	Effects and stock in trade of B. Preston of Therfield, Herts, Bankrupt (pp.1-22); his estates (pp.24-25) April 1876 Fowlmere Church Pewing: Sketches (p.26) Not Dated Timber on Lawrence's estate at Collier End, Standon, Herts (pp.28-30) 25 May 1876 Effects of Arthur Nash, bankrupt, at the Park, Royston (pp.32-36) 27 June 1876 Effects of Mrs Campkin, decd. (pp.41-42) Not Dated Corn of James Carter of Longstowe, for sale (p.43); tenant rights (pp.46-47) 23 September 1876 W.T. Davey, survey for special licence (p.44) August 1876 North Road Turnpike Trust (pp.48-50) Not Dated Tillage etc. and tenant rights at Orwell Manor Farm from H. Sworder to James Green Russell (pp.51-55) 5 October 1876 r House of Miss Mary Smith, Melbourn Street, Royston (p.56) 25 September 1876 Tenant rights in Mile End Farm, Royston, from Alfred Giffen to William Mansfield (pp.58-63) October 1876 Hay etc. tenant rights, fixtures on River Lane Farm, Wimpole, from James Richman to Watson (pp.64-66) 29 September 1876 William French: damage to crops at Chipping, Herts (p.67) Not Dated Effects of E. Reynolds of Royston, taken for rent (pp.69-70, 72) 30 October 1876 W.M. Wallis, account for sale at Meldreth (pp.73-75) Not Dated
Date	1876
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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