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Historical Lincolnshire Archives 1871-1910 We hope these historical records will be of interest in researching family and local history. The barest details of date party names, purpose and location, are set out below so that they can be examined. All the valuations below are a over a 100 years old, and we do have more recent records in addition. Please see additional notes on the main valuation archive webpage. Date Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Purpose Place Book No 20/02/1871 Gilbones J Probate Mumby 1 20/02/1871 Gilliatt Mrs F Inventory Alford 1 14/03/1871 Hewson W Inventory Revesby Grange 1 20/03/1871 Coney S Inventory Bell Inn Halton Holegate 1 20/03/1871 Hills G Inventory 1 25/03/1871 Ward C Tenantright Haltham 1 29/03/1871 Johnson J Crowder Inventory 1 31/03/1871 Coney Brewster Valuation Bell Inn Halton 1 01/04/1871 Bruntlett Griffin. G Valuation West Ashby 1 01/04/1871 Holdsworth JN Maypole Hill Horncastle 1 27/03/1871 Atkin + Wood Coney Valuation Tumby 1 10/04/1871 Butler J Strawson J Valuation Oat Sheafs High Toyton Fen 1 12/04/1871 Kemp J H Landlord Valuation Thimbleby 1 21/04/1871 Bellamy A Valuation East Street Horncastle 1 08/05/1871 Bark T Hall G Valuation Enderby 1 09/05/1871 Harrison M (Late) Valuation East Street Horncastle 1 21/10/1872 Stennett Stennett N Valuation Revesby Fen 2 15/11/1872 Childs Rev WL Tucker AFD Inventory Coningsby 2 15/11/1872 Richardson J Probate Fulletby 2 09/11/1873 Swallow Robinson Probate Toft Grange 2 25/01/1873 Wingate W Inventory Belchford Bell Inn 2 28/01/1873 Pask W Probate Metheringham Fen 2 19/02/1873 Pask W Exors Smithson C Tenantright Bardney Field Fen 2 21/02/1873 English J Strawson J Inventory 2 05/03/1873 Baker J D Probate Wragby 2 10/03/1873 Massingberd Chancellor Probate South Ormsby Rectory 2 15/3/1873 Wrighton W Probate Southrey Greyhound Inn 2 14/03/1873 Holdman T Wheatman J Tenantright Frieston 2 20/03/1873 Marshall J Roberts J Inventory Maltsters Arms 2 26/03/1873 Watson W Inventory Horncastle Queen Street 2 26/03/1873 Jessup H C Leary J Tenantright Scamblesby 2 31/03/1873 Sharpe Gilliatt Inventory Woodhall 2 01/04/1873 Wingate W Armstrong T Inventory Belchford Bell Inn 2 07/4/1873 Stennett Trustees Skelton W Tenantright Hareby Fen 2 11/4/1873 Swallow R Trustees Pepperdine S Tenantright Toft Grange 2 17/02/1875 Caswell Mr Brew plant 3 26/02/1895 Inman Mr W Probate Belchford 3 05/03/1875 Valuation Black Horse Inn Horncastle 3 22/03/1875 Boulton B.J Probate 3 23/03/1875 Snaith Mrs Huggins Mrs Woodhall Spa 3 29/03/1875 Dixon Misses Boulton Mrs Valuation 40 East Street Horncastle 3 31/03/1885 Lacey exors Searby R Farm 3 05/04/1875 Harpham T Harpham W Valuation Glentham 3 05/04/1875 Hanson W Valuation Glentham 3 05/04/1875 Clough Rd Elvin C Valuation Glentham Crown Hotel 3 06/04/1875 Wells Mrs Hanson W Valuation Wharton 3 10/04/1875 Boulton Mrs Boulton AE Valuation Horncastle Field House North St 3 12/04/1875 Boulton AE Healey W Valuation Horncastle 32 West Street 3 20/04/1875 Kemp W Chapman H Valuation Horncastle 19 High Street 3 12/10/1875 Ward Rev R F Cooper Rev F Valuation Salmonby Rectory 4 04/11/1875 Thackeray G Rev Probate Hemingby Rectory 4 09/11/1875 Herne Mrs Hudson Rev J C Valuation Thornton Rectory 4 13/11/1875 Odlin Joseph Probate Tetford 4 16/11/1875 Coulson Rt + J S Valuation Carrington 4 16/11/1875 Coulson J Holland C G Valuation Carrington 4 18/11/1875 Baggalay TM Probate Mareham On the Hill 4 13/12/1875 Nelson G Probate Hagworthingham Lane 4 30/12/1875 Dills H D in Liquidation J.B Stanhope Valuation Horncastle Queens Head 4 31/12/1875 Woodruffe S Exors Fisher E.D Valuation Horncastle 42 High Street 5 11/02/1876 Howden S Probate Mareham Le Fen 5 14/02/1876 Thackeray Mrs Benburgh Rev CE Valuation Hemingby Rectory 5 22/02/1876 Jeffery TMS Willson RT Tenantright Kirkby On Bain 5 23/02/1876 Harrison John Probate Minting 5 25/02/1876 Cocking Mrs Exors Probate Horncastle 50 Queen Street 5 16/03/1876 Thackery Mrs Benburgh Rev CE Valuation Hemingby Rectory 5 24/03/1876 Sherriff John Stanhope J.B Tenantright Revesby Bridge 5 25/03/1876 Sherriff John White Henry Tenantright Revesby Bridge 5 25/03/1876 White Wilm Mosley W.H Tenantright Medlam 5 25/03/1876 Wells Nixon Tenantright Tumby Lane 5 25/03/1876 Wells Ashton JS + ED Tenantright Tumby Lane 5 31/03/1876 Bell Ben Walker John Tenantright Reeds Beck 5 06/04/1876 Pollingfen Hry Read George Valuation Horncastle 1 Cagthorpe 5 06/4/1876 Thiton Mrs Massey Mat Valuation Roughton 5 03/05/1876 Crowder W Read G Valuation Horncastle 1 Cagthorpe 5 03/04/1876 Holmes Johnathan Danby Will Valuation Boston Golden Lion Inn 6 15/04/1876 Berkshire Mrs Crowder Fred Valuation Belchford Kennels 6 15/04/1876 South Wood Hunt Crowder Fred Valuation Belchford Kennels 6 02/05/1876 Elsey John Probate Barkwith 6 10/05/1876 Adcock CR Inventory Horncastle Boston Road 6 01/06/1876 Walls Rev JG Probate Fulletby Rectory 6 07/06/1876 Schofiels Robt + Jane Probate Horncastle 59 Queen Street 6 10/06/1876 Adcock ALF (solicitor) Valuation Horncastle 6 15/03/1877 Jeffery W Trustees Sharpe w + Scott JHW Valuation 6 24/03/1877 Blyton Chas Valuation Woodhall Eagle Villa 6 28/03/1877 Spurr Miss H Gant George + BA Valuation Horncastle 10 High Street Temperance Hotel 6 04/04/1877 Rylott W Greetham + Garvey Tenantright Stainfield 6 05/04/1877 Marshall Thms Millhouse Chas Valuation Horncastle Greyhound Inn 6 09/04/1877 Frost J Read George Tenantright Horncastle Southfield Farm 6 10/04/1877 Gilliatt WJ other Valuation Martin Manor House 6 17/04/1877 Blyton Chas Tenantright Woodhall Spa 6 13/04/1877 Barker J D Marshall Tenantright Hagworthingham 6 28/05/1877 Daubney Robt Probate Hagworthingham 6 13/06/1877 Inman CH Tenantright Osgodby 6 09/06/1879 Flecther RBT Probate Mareham Le Fen 7 13/06/1879 Pogson Miss F Probate Horncastle North Street (Boulton) 7 17/06/1879 Briggs J F Armstrong Miss A Valuation Horncastle Portland Villa Queen Street 7 23/06/1879 Lincoln John Valuation Horncastle Fen Allotment 7 08/07/1879 Banscroft John Berry FA Makey John Valuation Tetford Red Lion Inn 7 16/07/1879 Stennett Mrs Mary Anne Valuation Revesby Red Lion Inn + Fen Farm 7 28/08/1879 Pike J Valuation Horncastle 7 28/08/1879 Allison James Allison + Coatesworth Valuation Horncastle 10 High Street 7 21/10/1879 Kent Miss Ranshaw John Tenantright Horncastle 35 Queen Street 8 21/10/1879 Fisher Edw Achurch Ed Valuation Horncastle 4 High Street 8 04/11/1879 Potter Mrs Herietta Ann Probate Thimbleby 8 04/11/1879 Jay George Fowler G + Sharpe G Valuation Horncastle 3 High Street 8 12/11/1879 Chapman Jno Security Frieston (12ac) 8 12/11/1879 Lincoln EDW Vatlow Security Moorby Fen Allotment 8 17/11/1879 Clarke JW Kenwick F W Valuation 8 18/11/1879 Searby Henry Epton/Fairweather Security Addlethorpe (14 acres) 8 18/11/1879 Andrew W Security Bardney (14 acres) 8 18/11/1879 Day Jno Security Horncastle Woodcock Lane 8 18/11/1879 Scarborough J Security Wildmore (6acres) 8 18/11/1879 Haines Philip Security Wildmore Fen (8 acres) 8 18/11/1879 Southern Decd Security Wildmore Fen 36 (acres) 8 18/11/1879 Pogson W.H Security Coningsby Moor (2 acres) 8 22/12/1879 Grantham Mrs N Gilliatt Mrs Valuation Horncastle 37 Queen Street 8 15/12/1879 Harrison Jas Probate Horncastle The Paddock 8 10/06/1880 Elmhurst Moses Probate 9 12/06/1880 Allkins JB Johnson Mrs C Valuation Horncastle 24 Queen Street 9 16/06/1880 Cussons Mr D Wilkinson Mrs A Inventory Horncastle Foundry Street LD Raggan 9 16/06/1880 Gilliat A J Valuation Scrafield House 9 24/06/1880 Winn Henry Security Fulletby, Belchford + Tetford 9 05/07/1880 Langley Mrs E Cheseldine Will Valuation Horncastle Coach + Horses South Street 9 19/07/1880 Boulton A C Pacey W Grass 9 11/08/1880 Harrison Robt Valuation West Ashby 9 13/08/1880 Bellamy Mrs Frances Probate Hundleby 9 30/08/1880 Tasker Thomas Probate Thorton Cottage 9 04/09/1880 Yates Mrs Rebecca Probate Horncastle 3 Waring Street 9 13/09/1880 Inman C.J Tenantright Kirkby Cum Osgodby 9 04/10/1880 Johnson Thomas Probate Horncastle Lincoln Road Garth House 9 11/10/1880 Balderston Chas Rose R Horncastle White Swan 9 31/7/1879 Mountain William M Probate South Ormsby Manor Farm 10 16/08/1879 Fielding Henry James Probate Horncastle 18 South Street 10 06/10/1879 Marshall. William Foster Mattew Lord Fortesque Valuation Tattershall 10 12/10/1880 Clarke Templeman Dunham Charles Tenantright Tattershall Thorpe + Kirkby On Bain 11 12/10/1880 Rayson Mrs Anne Probate Horncastle 25 Queen Street 11 03/11/1880 Meanwell Miss E S Meanwell H Valuation Coningsby Drapers 11 10/11/1880 Hotchkin Thomas White , Thomas Valuation Woodhall Spa Keepers Cottage 11 17/12/1880 Swannack Daniel Probate Kirkstead 11 31/12/1880 Bell S Trustees Valuation Holbeck Lodge 11 21/01/1881 Hunter Smith W G Valuation Revesby Bridge House 12 18/02/1881 Sharpe Rev W Valuation Mareham Le Fen Cemetery 12 21/02/1881 Johnson Trustees Valuation Horncastle Greyhound Inn 12 03/03/1881 Clarke Templeman Lord Fortesque Healy Alf Tenantright Highall Wood (Woodhall Spa) 12 28/03/1881 Rowson John Settle Joe Valuation Horncastle The New Inn 12 14/03/1881 Kemp J H Hay Low Toynton 12 16/03/1881 Dixon W (Butcher) Valuation Horncastle 47 East Street 12 19/03/1881 Hotchkin T J S Bell Benjamin Tenantright Old Woodhall Redcap Farm 12 21/03/1881 Pinning W Valuation Horncastle off Queen Street 12 21/03/1881 Wilkinsom Mrs Connie Healey Alf Burman J T Valuation Horncastle Lord Raglan Inn 12 24/03/1881 Goodyear Moses Brown George Valuation Tetford White Hart 12 24/03/1881 Brown George Gant William Valuation Tetford Queens Head 12 25/03/1881 Hall Susan Valuation Bucknall 12 28/03/1881 Sharpe John Chapman Joshua Tenantright
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