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TitleSale for Mr Marshall M.P.
Description1. Four houses being numbers 5, 6, 7, and 8 Princes Street with outbuildings and Blacksmith's shop, stables etc., number 5 occupied by Mr Alfred Patrick, number 6 occupied by Mr F.Figg and number 7 occupied by Mr James Carter, number 8 (Blacksmith's shop and shoeing shed) occupied by Mr Henry Standen, all in Huntingdon. 2. House, being number 134 High Street, Huntingdon (formerly the White Hart) with shop in front and numerous outbuildings. 3. Number 147 High Street, Huntingdon and shoemaker's workshop and outbuildings, occupied by Mr George Hall. 4. House, being number 148 High Street, Huntingdon with shop occupied by Messrs. Peacock and Son (Painters and Plumbers). 5. Freehold building land next North Street, Newtown, Huntingdon occupied by Mr S.W. Spring. 6. Freehold building land next North Street, Newtown, Huntingdon, occupied by Mr P.G.Poulter. 7. Four houses, being numbers 39, 40, 40a, 41 and 42 Ermine Street, Huntingdon. Number 39 (formerly known as 'The Carpenter's Arms' with shop and outbuildings occupied by Mr W.T.Hesltewood. Number 40 occupied by Mrs Allsop. Number 40a occupied by Mrs Young. Number 41 occupied by Mrs Thomas Peary and Number 42 occupied by Mr Thomas Furze.
Date2 June 1911
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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