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  •   KED - Ekins Dilley and related companies
    •   4169 - Accession 4169 records
      •   3 - S.V. Ekins, auctioneer of St. Neots
        • 1 - Auction sales book
RefNoKED/4169/3/1/164
AltRefNoED/4169/3/1/page164
TitleSales particulars, Gamlingay
DescriptionLot 1: house and adjoining cottage, outbuildings and market garden total 2 acres; lot 2: 6 acres of market garden south of the Fuller's Holl and Little Gransden road. Both lots occupied by Mrs F.M. Jakes and undertenant Edward Housden. For sale at the Cock, Gamlingay
Date6 October 1939
CreatorNameS.V. Ekins, auctioneer: entries in sale book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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