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K296 - Rowley Son and Royce and predecessors
- B - Notebooks containing valuations and inventories of real property
  - A - Notebooks containing valuations and inventories of real property, farming stock and implements, and household and personal effects for dilapidations, and estimates for building work and repairs. Plans of buildings are sometimes included, the books are numbered unless otherwise stated.

RefNo	K296/B/A/432
AltRefNo	296/B432
Title	Stock and implements of William Doggett, decd., of Newnham (pp.1-5) 17 September 1862 Effects of Jonas Johnson of Barley, for sale (pp.6-12) 27 October 1862 Effects of Mrs Ward of 3 Belvoir Terrace, Cambridge (pp.13-32) 16 January 1863 Effects of Rider of Fowlmere (pp.32-43) 19 March 1863 Gaffrey's house, Buntingford, estimate of repairs for Henry Newbold, esq. (pp.43-45) Not Dated For J. Titchmarsh in Royston Market: Quy Manor, C.B. Lilley (p.46) 29 April 1863 Hanscombe's goods (pp.46-47) 4 June 1863 Farm stock at Eversden (pp.48-49) 19 June 1863 Timber at Chishill (pp.50-52) 26 June 1863 Repairs to Clark's house at Baldock (p.53) 4 August 1863 Timber at Foxton, near Shepreth, of Rev. W. Selwyn (p.54) 15 August 1863 Effects of Mrs Piggott (pp.55-59) 18 September 1863 Effects of Mrs Pendered (pp.60-66) 7 December 1863 Miss Barley's property (p.67) 25 January 1860 Timber at Kneesworth House (p.68) 26 January 1864 Timber of Clear, decd., of Shepreth (pp.69-72) 13 February 1865 Effects of Mrs E. Gouldthorpe, decd., of Bassingbourn (pp.73-75) Not Dated House of E.K. and H. Fordham at Bassingbourn, occupied by B. Spencer (p.76) 28 February 1855 er Burr's house at Buntingford, alterations, plans (pp.78-80) 21 March 1863 Timber in Lord Dacre's wood at Walden, Little Chishill (pp.81-84) 1865 Blott's cottages (p.85) Not Dated Price's cottages, Buntingford (p.86) Not Dated
Date	1862-1965
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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