HN2/SPEN/4/9

Sale Particulars for the sale by auction of properties in Westoning, by Richard Oliver Ashby of 'Kingsmead', King's Road, Flitwick, secretary and recorder of the Bedfordshire Milk Recording Society and Emily Pretty of 94 Howard Road, Leicester as the personal representatives of Mary Ann Ashby, deceased on 10 Jul 1930, at the White Hart Hotel, Ampthill, including: - a brick and tile double-fronted dwelling house, formerly known as the Red Lion, in the occupation of Mr Joseph Walton - two brick and tile cottages in the occupation of Stanley Bass and Joseph Fountaine - a brick and tile shop known as Westoning Post Office in the occupation of Rosina Slater - Westoning Villa - butcher's shop and dwelling house in the occupation of Mr H.S. Deacon on Sampshill Road - a brick and tile building formerly a blacksmith's shop on Sampshill Road, in the occupation of Mr T. Goode

1930

From: 1930 To: 1930

No. of pieces: 1

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Ashby, Richard Oliver,
Pretty, Emily,
Bass, Stanley,
Fountaine, Joseph,
Slater, Rosina

Westoning Red Lion, post offices, butchers, blacksmiths, Westoning Sampshill Road