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- 4979 - Records of John Harrison and Son, willow growers and basket makers of St Ives

RefNo	KHAC4/4979/1
AltRefNo	4979
Title	Records of John Harrison and Son, willow growers and basket makers of St Ives
Description	December 12th 1865 Manor of Fenstanton Admission of George Allpress under Deed of Bargain and Sale from the Trustees of Elizabeth Sleverson Orage deceased November 12th 1858 Admission of James Osman Thomas on Surrender of Thomas Escolme Fisher. January 17th 1879 Admission of William Woods under Deed of appointment from Philip Blench Alpress and Charles Henry Allpress November 11th 1853 Admission of William Smith Roberts on surrender of Mary Ashton. January 29th 1878 The Trustees of the Will of Mr George Allpress deceased. Mr William Woods appointment of Land at Fenstanton. September 21st 1877 Particulars and conditions of Sale and Agreement Lot 11 The late Mr. G. Allpress Mr William Woods Purchaser November 13th 1865 Miss Mary Orage and Mr. Robert Pigg Trustees of the Will of Miss Elizabeth Sleverson Orage to Mr George Allpress. Bargain and Sale of copyhold land situate within and held of the Manor of Fenstanton and Hilton and Covenant to produce deeds. 1877 Supplemental Abstract of the Title of Mr. Philip Blench Allpress and Charles Henry Allpress/ Devisees on Trust for sale under the Will of Mr George Allpress deceased/To copyhold heredits at Fenstanton. 1865 Abstract of the Title of Miss Mary Orage and Mr Robert Pigg trustees for sale named in the last will and testament of Miss Elizabeth Sleverson Orage deceased , to an allotment of Land lying in the Fen in Fenstanton. December 23rd 1915 Abstract of the title of the Trustees of the Late Miss Eliza Brown to a piece of Freehold arable land situate at the junction of Meadow and Fen Droves Earith contracted to be sold to Mr. H.E. Harper. 1812 John Palmer, Francis Snipe See and Ann his wife Depors’ of fifty acres of Meadow, fifty acres of Pasture and fifty acres of Fen Land in Earith, before Joseph Fetch and Joseph Butcher 7th May. Letter from Joseph Butcher April 28th 1812 to Thomas Fisher Esq., Solicitor of St. Ives. Letter from Mr. M. Fisher St. Ives November 4th 1819 to Samuel Wells, Esq., Huntingdon. September 26th 1867 A letter from Samuel Preston to Mr. Wells and Barratt. November 24th 1837 Will of Samuel Preston Late of Earith Gentleman deceased July 3rd 1812 Mr Francis Snipe See to Mr. Samuel Astwood Lease for a year October 1st 1827 Mr Thomas Bird to Mr. Samuel Preston Lease for a year December 1st 1819 Mr John Astwood to Mr Thomas Bird lease for a year. February 20th 1813 Copy of the probate of the will of Mr. Samuel Astwood deceased. Original will was in the Prerogative Office April 7th 1814. May 6th 1812 Mr. William Lambert and Mr Joseph Lambert to Samuel Astwood Deed to Produce Deeds. October 2nd 1827 Mr. Thomas Bird to Samul Preston Appointment and Release of a Close of Meadow Land at Earith. May 4th 1812 Mr Francis Snipe See and Ann his wife to Mr John Palmer, Deed to declare the use of a Fine. July 4th 1812 Mr Francis Snipe See to Mr Samuel Astwood Release and Appointment. 1827 Abstract of the title of Mr. Thomas Bird to a close of piece of land in Earith., for Mr. John Brown the purchaser. July 28th 1843 Probate of the will of Samuel Preston late of Earith. December 2nd 1819 Mr. John Ashwood to Mr. Thomas Bird and his trustee, Release of a piece of Meadow Land situate at Earith J. Harrisons Sale 1943 Particulars of Sale of the Park Estate Somersham. Houghton Hill Estate Abstract of Order 1896 Lot 17 H. Copley, Esq., Inclosure Commissioners imposing Improvement, rent charge and of deeds dealing therewith Lot 17 H. Copley Esq., Gilbert Ansleys Money land settlement. Supplemental Abstract of the Title of the Beneficiaries Supplemental Abstract of the Trustees Title. Abstract of Gilbert Ansleys Real Estate Settlement. Abstract of Gilbert Ansleys Will
CreatorName	John Harrison and Son
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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