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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/99
AltRefNo	296/B99
Title	Furniture and crops of Thomas Comings at the Dolphin Inn, Melbourn (pp.1-7) 30 May 1828 Fixtures of James Hill at the Coach and Horses, Royston, to J. Phillips (pp.7-10) 2 June 1828 William Andrews' estates at Royston (pp.11-12) 26 June 1828 Effects of Mrs Decima Walters, deceased, of Shingay (pp.13-15) 18 July 1828 Survey of buildings at Barley of James Wortham, esq., occupied by James Prime (pp.16-17) 23 July 1828 Survey of buildings at Wallington for James Wortham, occupied by John Bygrave (p.18) 24 July 1828 Farm at Harston of Rev. W. Laworthy, occupied by W. Whitechurch (pp.18-21) 26 July 1828 Estimate for W. Hurrell, esq., for a greenhouse at Foxton (pp.22-5) 10 August 1828 Effects of Thomas Parr, deceased, of Barkway, Herts (pp.26-31) 17 September 1828 Household and farm effects of W. Barker, deceased, of Ashwell Herts (pp.32-34, 60-62) 22 September 1828 Tillage from Rev. Dr. Thompson to Mr Ashcroft at Longstowe (p.35) Not Dated Mr Flitton's estate at Tempsford, Beds (pp.35-36) 1 October 1828 Estimate for work at Barrington homestall for John Bendyshe Not Dated Mr Groom's estates at Therfield, Herts (pp.50-51) 11 September 1828 Estates of E. Docwra at Bassingbourn (p.51) 17 December 1828 W. Hurrell to William French (pp.52-54) 26 December 1828 William Warren to William French (pp.55-56) Not Dated John Warren, jun., estimate of estate at Royston, occupied by J. Warren, sen. (p.57) 18 March 1828
Date	1828
CreatorName	Rowley, Son and Royce, estate agents and auctioneers of Royston
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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