| Description | 1. House in Alconbury with farm buildings occupied by John Abbott. 2. House in Alconbury with barns, yard and garden, occupied by Mr Josiah Abbott. 3. Three cottages in Alconbury with barns, yards and piggeries, occupied by Widow Horner, John Sturman and Thomas Peck. 4. Eleven cottages in Alconbury with yards, barns and conveniences, occupied by William Grooms, John Johnson, William Thompson, David Horner, John Minney, Robert Thomas, Widow Cade and three unoccupied. 5. Two cottages with gardens, barns, piggeries, etc. in Frumerty Lane, Alconbury one occupied by John Ivite. 6. Four cottages in Frumerty Lane, Alconbury occupied by Thomas Brawn, Thomas Smith and two unoccupied. 7. Two cottages in Alconbury occupied by M.Northill and William Smith. 8. Unoccupied bottage in Alconbury. 9. Two cottages with barns and gardens, next the Green, Alconbury, occupied by John Foster and William Robinson. 10. Eleven cottahes in Alconbury (four near the Green) occupied by S. Worley, F.Briggs, Samuel East, William Mace, Hannah Northill, William Mace, Henry Splevings, H.Briggs, William Briggs and two unoccupied. 11. Two cottages in Hill End, Alconbury, occupied by Widow East and Jeremiah Mace. 12. Three cottages in Alconbury occupied by William Yates, William Low and William Johnson. 13. Cottage next the High Street occupied by Charles Allison and furhter cottage occupied by Henry Dew with barns. 14. Inn known as 'White Horse' in High Street, Alconbury with barn and garden. 15. Yard with buildings comprising Brew house, stables, workshops etc also cottage occupied by Jack Splevins and others. 16. House in High Street, Alconbury, also blacksmith's shop, barn, stables, garden etc occupied by Mr Joseph Markham. 17. 013r33p pasture land adjoining Lot 16 occupied by Mr William Taylor. 18. Building ground in Alconbury next High Street, and Bell Lane. 19. Six cottages with gardens, occupied by Samuel Crow, William Sterman, James Thorp, John Sharp, George Crick, and one unoccupied. 20. House with Grocer's and General Shop in High Street, Alconbury, occupied by Mr George Barnard, also four cottages, with buildings, yard, garden and four cottages occupied by R.Cade. Jun, G.Barnard, J.Adams and Frederick Sharp. 21. Public House known as 'Potter's Arms' next Church Street, with buildings and pasture land, containing 1a2r12p occupied by Mr George Henson. 22. Half an acre of pasture land next the Great North Road |