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{Valuers and Surveyors} Acc LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates Rate assessment and valuation papers ACC/2960/001 Parishes of Kingsbury, Hendon, Edgware [?1916] Indexed ACC/2960/002 Parishes of Harrow, Kingsbury 1917 Indexed ACC/2960/003 Parishes of Kingsbury, Wembley, Pinner, Little 1917 - 1919 Stanmore, Wealdstone Indexed ACC/2960/004 Parishes of Kingsbury, Harrow, Hendon, 1918 - 1919 Wembley, Edgware Indexed ACC/2960/005 Parishes of Hendon, Kingsbury, Little 1918 - 1920 Stanmore, Edgware, Great Stanmore Indexed ACC/2960/006 Parishes of Little Stanmore, Wealdstone, 1921 Harrow Weald, Great Stanmore, Wembley Indexed ACC/2960/007 Parishes of Edgware, Kingsbury, Little 1921 Stanmore, Pinner Indexed ACC/2960/008 Parishes of Kingsbury, Harrow Weald, Little 1921 - 1924 Stanmore, Hendon, Wealdstone Indexed ACC/2960/009 Parishes of Kingsbury, Great Stanmore 1921-[?1925] Indexed ACC/2960/010 Parishes of Kingsbury, Pinner, Hendon, [?1920s] Edgware Indexed ACC/2960/011 Parishes of Kingsbury, Great Stanmore, 1923 - 1924 Edgware Indexed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/012 Parishes of Little Stanmore, Edgware, 1923 Wembley Indexed ACC/2960/013 Parishes of Pinner, Edgware, Kingsbury 1924 Indexed ACC/2960/014 Parish of Little Stanmore 1924 - 1928 Indexed ACC/2960/015 Parish of Kingsbury 1924 - 1925 Indexed ACC/2960/016 Parish of Kingsbury 1925 - 1928 Indexed ACC/2960/017 Parishes of Kingsbury, Wealdstone 1925 - 1926 Indexed ACC/2960/018 Parish of Little Stanmore [?1920s] Not indexed ACC/2960/019 Parish of Edgware 1924 Indexed ACC/2960/020 Parish of Edgware [?1920s] Not indexed ACC/2960/021 Parish of Edgware [?1928] Not indexed ACC/2960/022 Parishes of Pinner, Harrow Weald [?1920s] Indexed ACC/2960/023 Parish of Great Stanmore [?1920s] Indexed ACC/2960/024 Parish of Edgware [?1920s] Not indexed. Very few entries ACC/2960/025 Parish of Kingsbury [?1920s] Not indexed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/026 Midland Railway [?1920s] Indexed ACC/2960/027 South Mimms 1923 Indexed ACC/2960/028 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/029 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/030 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/031 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/032 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/033 Described as "Books 1-6" on covers 1918 - 1919 Pages are pre-printed with blank spaces for information to be filled in No. 5 contains an index to Licensed Houses ACC/2960/034 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/035 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/036 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/037 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/038 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/039 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/040 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/041 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/042 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/043 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/044 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/045 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/046 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/047 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/048 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/049 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/050 Described as "Supplementals" on covers 1920 - 1928 Numbered SB 1-17. 1-7 and 17 are indexed ACC/2960/051 Described as "Specials" on covers 1918 - 1919 Indexed ACC/2960/052 Described as "Specials" on covers 1918 - 1919 Indexed ACC/2960/053 Hendon Union: Proposed re-evaluation of 1917 - 1919 Harrow parish ACC/2960/054 Various objections 1919 - 1921 ACC/2960/055 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/056 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/057 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/058 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/059 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/060 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/061 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/062 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/063 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/064 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/065 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/066 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/067 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/068 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/069 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/070 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/071 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/072 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/073 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/074 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/075 Supplemental valuation lists 1920 - 1928 ACC/2960/076 Hendon Union: Index to Properties nd "Where is it?" printed on cover ACC/2960/077 Hendon Union: Index to Bundles nd "Where is it?" printed on cover. It is not clear to which documents these volumes relate ACC/2960/078 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/079 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" ACC/2960/080 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" ACC/2960/081 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" ACC/2960/082 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" ACC/2960/083 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 EVE, J.R. OF HITCHIN {VALUERS AND SURVEYORS} ACC/2960 Reference Description Dates ACC/2960/084 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No. 4 - "High Road, Kilburn, Cricklewood Broadway, Chamberlayne Road, Harrow Road" No. 5 - "Harlesden Park Parade, Craven Park Road, Hillside, Walm Lane" ACC/2960/085 Reference books concerning shops [?1930s] Given below are the inscriptions on the covers Nos. 1 and 6-8 - "Willesden" Nos. 2-3 - "High St., Harlesden" No.
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