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TitleSale for J.W.Beck Esquire (Lot 1), Dr T.H.Openshaw (Lots 2 and 3), Nurse Baker (Lot 4), A.E.Peacock (Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8), Hunts Clergy Charity (Lot 9)
Description1. (by direction of J.W.Beck Esquire), 'Howard House' Number 20 East Street, Huntingdon, with garden and garage, occupied by the Vendor. 2. (by direction of D.H.Openshaw) Ten houses being numbers 1-7 Slow's Buildings and Numbers 19, 21 and 23 St Clement's Passage, Huntingdon, occupied by Mrs Moule and others. 3. 18a3r8p land in Godmanchester next Berry Lane let to various tenants as being small house with gardens front and back. 5. (By direction of Mr A.E.Peacock) house at Ingram Street, Huntingdon, known as 'Sandhurst' small garden, workshop and garage. 6. Building plot of Hartford Road, Huntingdon. 7. Similar plot to Lot 6. 8. Similar plot to Lot 7. 9. (By direction of Hunts. Clergy Charity) Number 2 Ermine Street, Huntingdon recently occupied by the late Mr W.Conney.
Date14 May 1927
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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