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TitleSale for E.W.Plumpton, Esquire, W.P.Theakston Esquire. W.England's Executors, Marshall Brothers. Peterborough Co-operative Societym and Herbert Goodwin Esquire.
Description1. Number 10 High Street, Huntingdon, being dwelling house with outbuildings and garden. 2. Number 14 Euston Street, Huntingdon, with garage and garden. 3. 'Wensleydale', George Street, Huntingdon with garage and garden. 4. 'Holm Garth', 37 Hartford Road, Huntingdon, with small gardens and tool house. 5. Small Holding near The Green, Brampton, formerly 'The Lord Nelson' with house, yard, garden, buildings and land, in all containing one acre. 6. Number 1 Priory Square, St Germain Street, Huntingdon with garden and toolhouse. 6. and three dwelling houses being Numbers 2 and 3 Priory Sqaure and 32 St Germain Street, with outbuildings, also Bakery. Houses tenanted by-Number 1 Priory Square, Mr Hamer Bowles, Number 2 Mr George Roberts, Number 3 Mrs Valentine and Number 32 St Germain Street by Mr George Wright. 7. Building, stabling and cart shed in Victoria Place, St Germain Street, Huntingdon. 8. 1r39p pasture land in Little Stukeley, also shop and two pigstyes. 9. 3r30p pasture land in Little Stukeley.
Date27 August 1926
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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