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The Royce Papers - Draft Temporary Catalogue The Royce Papers - Draft Temporary Catalogue Level Accession No. Title Description Date DE3663/1/1 Correspondence re grass keeping at Mr J.H.Barnett of Glaston in correspondence with R.L.Greville-Heygate, 11 Nov 1932 - 22 Mar 1933 Bisbrooke Glebe land agent of Great Bowden, re grass keeping at Bisbrooke Glebe DE3663/1/2 Correspondence re sale of Bisbrooke house Sale of small market garden & dwelling house for £750, with particulars 19 Jan 1937 - 23 Jan 1937 & garden and enquiries DE3663/1/3 Papers re sale of 2 cottages at Bisbrooke One cottage belonging to the late Mrs Edwards, and one tenanted cottage 21 Feb - 5 Mar 1938 belonging to Mrs Mullins: correspondence relating to possible sale DE3663/1/4 Papers re sale of 2 cottages at Bisbrooke Property of Mrs H.Reeve of Kingswinford, Dudley:correspondence re 7 Mar - 3 May 1933 possible sale DE3663/1/5 Tenancy of Alstoe Farm, Burley, Rutland In ownership of Wilfred Finch: tenantright inventory/valuation re transfer 11 Apr 1916 - 6 April 1920 of tenancy from W.B.Shelton to W.F.Bellairs, with outline map. Schedule of feedcake on Lady Day 1920 re transfer from Bellairs to W.Ream. DE3663/1/6 Papers re sale of Manor House Farm, Property of Charles B.Mould, purchased at auction 1923, with 4 identical 1 Mar 1923 - 28 Oct 1930 Caldecott, Rutland & Great Easton, Leics. coloured printed plans for that sale by Messrs Royce. In October 1930, R.P.Christian purchased the property from Mrs Mould. DE3663/1/7 Documents re Greylands, Great Easton, Bills & receipts for animal feed to C.B.Mould 1920s; handwritten 8 Jul 1921 - 25 May 1923 Leics calculations; letter to Royce from Mould re land valuation and letting of land to Christian. DE3663/1/8 Correspondence re tenancy of Caldecote Caldecot Manor Farm, near Stilton, Peterborough: tenancy agreement 6 Apr 1912 - 10 Jan 1925 Manor Farm, Stilton between John Humbley & trustees of Charles Robertson, 6 Apr 1912, & copy valuation. Correspondence including 1923-4 correspondence re F.Garratt taking over tenancy of Caldecot Manor Farm. DE3663/1/9 Correspondence re tenancy of land at Tenancy agreement between Mary Ann Hoggard & Frederick Wignall for 6 19 May 1927 - 8 May 1934 Caldecott, Rutland acres in Caldecott (known as 'Snelston'), 19 May 1927. Correspondence between Royces & executor Mr Pepper re sale after death of M.A.Hoggard, including map of land in question. DE3663/1/10 Tenancy agreement for Tookeys Farm, Agreement between Wm. Earl of Carysfort, Elton Hall, & G.C.Charman for 7 Feb 1905 Elton, Hunts tenancy of Tookeys Farm, now occupied by Robert Oakley DE3663/1/11 Sale particulars re Kimball, Barleythorpe Description of 'Barleythorpe' estate for sale for £19,500; 4 copies of 15 Sep - 18 Sep 1933 written particulars. Joint agents John D.Wood, London & Royces. DE3663/1/12 Documents and map re Barleythorpe Dairy Valuation of feedstuff & map of property for W.Watchorn, to Owen H. 31 Aug 1932 - 3 Aug 1938 Farm Smith DE3663/1/13 Documents re A.E.Hibbitt deceased c.1935, Documents relating to A.E.Hibbitt, deceased, tenant of Alan Finch of Burley 2 May 1906 - 20 Sep 1937 of Barnsdale Lodge on the Hill (25 Feb 1910 tenancy agreement + plan), and also of Exton Estate (A.E.Hibbitt took over tenancy from F.J.Wood, 16 Mar 1907). Probate valuation 11 Jan 1936: amount £1933.16s.0d. Documentation for A.C.Hibbitt & F.G.Hibbitt to take over Barnsdale Lodge Farm:inventory & valuation, 10 Apr 1937 DE3663/1/14 Account from A.M.Bradshaw to the Earl of Account from A.M.Bradshaw, forage contractor, to Lonsdale, Lady Day 7 Apr 1921 - 3 Apr 1923 Lonsdale, Barleythorpe 1923 Page 1 of 52 The Royce Papers - Draft Temporary Catalogue Level Accession No. Title Description Date DE3663/1/15 Documents re sale of property following Documents relating to sale of house & 137 acres in 6 lots at Caldecott 28 Feb 1935 - Mar 1935 decease of W.C.Pick Feb. 1935; to sale of land at Little Bytham, Lincs 1st March 1935; to sale of house & 3 plots of land at Market Harborough & East Farndon 26 Feb 1935 DE3663/1/16 Documents re sale of 'Gravel Pits' Great Documents relating to auction sale of arable land at Great Easton 28 Oct 7 Aug 1937 - 28 Oct 1937 Easton, Leics, property of Mrs Lenton Ward, 1937 deceased DE3663/1/17 Documents re property at Caldecott, Great Documents relating to probate valuation of 7 properties, 5 at Caldecott, 1 Sep 1937 - 1 Feb 1938 Easton & Lyddington at Lyddington, 1 at Great Easton, belonging to Geo. Brown, deceased DE3663/1/18 Documents re J.Thraves, butcher, Various documents re accounts due by J.Thraves, butcher; map of Western 1918-1920 W.Darnell, and Western Farm, all of Farm & adjacent land, Clipsham; receipt for money received from W.Tyler, Clipsham Preston DE3663/1/19 Correspondence re Harry Merry and A. Map only of Olive Branch & other Clipsham properties 1923 Wilson, Olive Branch, Clipsham DE3663/1/20 Rating appeal re W.Taylor, of Hooby Lodge W.Taylor, owner, of Aylestone, Leicester & A.C.Warren & Co, tenants: 2 May - 10 Nov 1923 Farm, Clipsham documentation re appeal against rating valuation. Also notebook dated 1918 onwards DE3663/1/21 Documents re stocktaking: Messrs Flint and Stocktaking 1936-37: details of accounts, invoices April 1936 - 1937 Owen, Belmesthorpe DE3663/1/22 Probate documents, etc., re Fludyer, Ayston Valuation for probate & inventory/valuation, Aug 1896 for late Rev Sir 1 Jul 1924 Hall, Ayston. See also DE3663/5/7 J.H.Fludyer, Bart of Ayston Hall; list of heirloom silver formerly at Midland Bank, now in Ayston Hall & The Croft, Manton; extract of will of Lady Augusta Frances Fludyer's bequests of jewellery, silver and property, notably to James Finch, nephew, and Vere Finch. Rough list of linen at Ayston Hall. Letter from E.Hodcliffe(?) to Royce re pictures, including 1 by 'Sir Joshua'. Page 2 of 52 The Royce Papers - Draft Temporary Catalogue Level Accession No. Title Description Date DE3663/2/1 Indexed letter book of outgoing letters Letters from Royce & Co, on a variety of subjects mainly concerned with tenancies, land sales and other land agency matters, 1919 - 1931 to Abbott A.J., Attenborough Geo, Aldham J., Adam & Son, Adcock H., Atter Chas, Allfrey Major N., Bunker Sam, Buckby R.H., Batcher & Son, Bell Bros, Bischoff Coxe & Co, Buckle & Son, Bloodworth J., Baird Miss, Brown Chas, Bunbury B.J.Esq, Bradshaw J.R., Bullock H.S.J., Belgian Breeding Stock Farm Co, Barrell C.F., Burns Capt J.W., Belsoe H.H., Brocklebank Miss, Binns E.B., Bagshaw R.B., Bouverd Mrs, Bayley J.B., Brocklehurst Mrs, Brown J.H., Burton Walter, Burdett H. Esq, Baird Miss, Barnett G.E., Binns E.B., Bardwell, Edmund, Clarke John, Central Livestock Fund, Controller Surplus Government Property Disposal Board, Crawshaw A.P., Clard Ed, Cartwright, Carmichael Jas Esq, Clayton E.E., Crawford, Callender Mrs, Collins J.M., Curtis & Henson, Clark R.M., Clark Mrs Francis, Cooper Mrs, Clayson Geo, Carlton H.W., Chetwyns Lady, Curson Lady Irene, Clarke Major Lowers, Carter Jones & Co, Cooper Arthur, Clay W.H., Crossfoeld E.O., Corby H., Creasy C.L., Colwell-Price W.T., Cooke E., Cantrell-Hubbersby Major Philip, Campbell Major Dunean, Dixon Ralph, Danger & Cartwright, Daking & Wright, Dixon H., Dove Major, Douglas R.H., Davidson H.V. O.W.C., Dalton Ed, Durant J.A., Darnell, Dellar W., de Salis G.K., Dawe Mrs Charlotte, Eland Nettleship & Butt, Escritt & Barrell, Edwatds J.H., Eliis & Ellis, Ellis P.L., Eady J. Toller, Eve Sir H.T., Finch Wilfrid, Finch H.R., Foljambe Col, Farnsworth H.B., Fludyer Sir A.J., Finch James, Fisher & Co, Finch H.H.E., Featherstone A.B., Finch W.H.H., Green W. Esq, Glew Mrs, General Service Pay Officer RAF, Grenfell General, Goodacre Jas, Glasspool Rev., Gosling Hbt, Gill Ashby, Gates Geo, Gill, Golden G.P., Godson E.H., Golder F.W.Esq, Golding G.W.Esq, Goodbourne Miller, Heathcote Col, Hawley Geo, Harris E., Hodso Capt F.W., Hincks H.J., Hackney Thos, Higson W., Hollis Bros, Hale Richard, Hales Wm, Hask Mrs, Hales Frank, Herbert Lt Col, Habbersty Maj, Hemsley & Co, Heygate R. Greville, Howe J.c., Hickling A.W., Hodgkinson F.E., Hinman Mrs, Hubbersty Maj P Cantrell, Hamilton Lt Col, Hatton Herbert, Heycock H.C.H., Johnson J.L. Esq, Joynson Hicks Hubt Cardew MacDonald, Inland Revenue, Joyce, Ingram & Co, Jackson T., Jones Rev B., Jordan, Kelly P., Kerr J Murry, Kingston G.S., Keitch Rev R., Knox Rev Leslie, Keeb;e J.H. Esq, Knox Robert, Keitley H.R., Loomes W., Lwther Capt The Hon L.E., Lonsdale The Right Hon, Leicestershire Agricultural Exec Ctee, Langwill Esq, Londesborough Earl of, Lock F., Longstaff Jno, Ladkin Wm, Lyall J.A., Lawrence H.L., Latham Newe & Smith, Ludlow J.W., Ludlow E.B., Lingards Sutton Elliott & Co, Matthews E.C., March Thistleton, Miles Chas, Munty C.A.Esq, Martin V.E., Mountfort Rev C.C., Molesworth J.C., Monckton J.E., Millington F.V., Mera W.F.Esq, Melton Bill posting Co., Marvin E.W., Mills Mrs, Miller J.C., Mead H., Minisytry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Mallers A., MacNeile, Morris's Ruitland Brewery Co, Nettleship G.E., Nunn W.F., Onion Miss, Oldham Marsh, Orme Cave, Orton H., Oldham H., Oakley, Oliver, Oakley, Peake Bird & Collins, Philips Evans & Dalton, Proctor R.J., Pedlich Rev E.B., Porter F. Esq, Pollard David, Raine Rev T.S., Rigby J.K., Ream W., Rolleston W.G.S., Ross W, Richardson Messrs, Rowlatt, Regiona lDirector of Pensions, Rooke G.F., Rose R.
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