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  •   KED - Ekins Dilley and related companies
    •   4169 - Accession 4169 records
      •   1 - James Dilley, auctioneer of Huntingdon
        • 4 - Auction sales book
RefNoKED/4169/1/4/301
AltRefNoED/4169/1/4/page301
TitleSale for Executors of the late Mr Thomas Benton
Description1. 4acres land in Earith tenanted by Mr James Rawlings. 2. 3a2r33p pasture land known as 'Cook's Lot' adjoining Lot 1 in Earith, 3. House known as 'Crissell's' with outbuildings and orchard containing 2 roods and occupied by Mr Joseph Holmes.
Date17 January 1896
CreatorNameJames Dilley, auctioneer: entries in sales book
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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