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TitleSale for Personal Reps of the late Mrs Childs
Description1. Ouse Villa Godmanchester, being dwelling house with small garden fronting the River Ouse. 2. Number 8 Ingram Street, Huntingdon, occupied by Mr H.T.Braybrooke. 3. Number 10 Ingram Street, Huntingdon, a similar property to Number 8 and occupied by Mr A.H.Gurney. 4. Number 11 Ingram Street, a similar property to Number 8 occupied by Mrs E.Strangward. 5. Number 13 Ingram Street, a similar property to Number 8, occupied by the Misses E and M Smith. 6. Number 18 Ingram Street, a similar property to Number 8, occupied by Mr J.McGennis. 7. Number 20 Ouse Walk, Huntingdon, with small garden, occupied by Mrs Sarah Dawes. 8. Number 22 Ouse Walk, Huntingdon with a small garden, occupied by Mr J.E.Gill. 9. Number 24 Ouse Walk, Huntingdon, a similar property to Number 20, occupied by Mr William Hall. 10. Number 26 OUse Walk, Huntingdon a similar property to Number 20, occupied by Mrs Mary Clapham. 11. Number 28 Ouse Walk, Huntingdon, a similar property to Number 20 occupied by Miss Annie Twigden. 12. Number 30 Ouse Walk, Huntingdon, a similar property to Number 20, occupied by Mr Oliver Brudenell.
Date12 April 1929
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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