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TitleSale for Diversees [Devisees] of the estate of the late Jame Balfour Esq.
Description1. Residence in Princes Street, Huntingdon with yard and barn lately occupied by James Balfour Esquire. 2. House in Princes Street, adjoining Lot 1 with yard, and now occupied by Mrs Knight. 3. House in St Mary's Street Huntingdon known as 'Cowper Cottage' with stable, front and back gardens and occupied by Mr Baker. 4. Ten cottages known as 'Slow's Buildings', Huntingdon, with large yard and occupied by Darlow, Draper, Bull, Dart, Cannon, Spring, Lees, Graves, Barnes and Scott. 5. Five cottages near Lot 4 and occupied by Mooney, Briggs, Hall, Newell and Pilboro. All cottages have gardens, yards and barns. 6. Three cottages near Lot 4 and occupied by Rowland, Foot and Wright. 7. Two cottages near Lot 6 and occupied by Scennell and Yates. 8. House in Alconbury with barn and farm buildings and occupied by Jonathon Abbott. 9. House adjoining Lot 8 in Alconbury occupied by Mr Josiah Abbott. 10. Yard next High Street with farm buildings and workshop garden and orchard, also cottage at rear of yard occupied by Splevings, Cooper and Taylor.
Date9 April 1873
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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