BHD195/13/3

Insurance certificate from Sun Insurance Office policy 10915979 for £15,875.

19 Aug 1914

From: 1914 To: 1914

Schedule: - House in High Street North Dunstable occupied by Frederick John Baker as a restaurant. - Dining rooms and offices at rear. - House, shop and warehouse in High Street North occupied by Henry Watts Cash [altered to Morris Wood]. - Barns and sheds adjoining. - newly erected shed next paddock and fencing. - Malting offices and two kilns on north side of a yard on the east side of High Street North in the tenure of the executors of Benjamin Bennett. - house in West street Dunstable formerly occupied by Henry Edward Limbrey, ironmonger but at present unoccupied. - workshop at rear. - warehouse adjoining. - six almshouses at Dunstable. - farmhouse at Cardington, Cotton End in tenure of James Webb. - Granary near - Cattle shed, near - wood shed, duckhouse, chickenhouse, privy - wheat barn - cart hovel, stables, chaffhouse and chaff barn - barley barn - pigsty, henhouse and cow shed - shelter hovel and piggery - old farmhouse and brewhouse situate at Kensworth, Herts occupied by Cripps. - woodbarn stable and granary - barn - corn barn - corn barn - wellhouse - corn barn - carthouse in rickyard - nagstables and coachhouse - two cottages at Kensworth - two cottages near The Farmer's Boy in the village of Kensworth occupied by Durrant and Cutler. - cottage clsoe to Deadmouse Wood - farmhouse at Edlesboorugh in the tenure of William Snoxell - barn - granary, cowhouse and carthovel - stable - wheatbarn - cartshed - henhouse and piggery - sheep hovel - wood barn - two cottages adjoining - farmhouse at Upper Gravenhurst in tenure of Francis George - pigstyes - wheatbarn - barley barn - oat barn - cowhouse - small stable - henhouse - pigsty - large stable - woodbarn - Dovehouse - carthovel - cowhshed - granary and chaisehouse - henhouse in orchard - The Sugar Loaf Hotel Dunstable - brewhouse, barns and stables adjoining - dwellinghouse known at The Sugar Loaf Tap adjoining the hotel - garage and loft over no petrol stored therein - harness room - carriage house - stables at end of garden - pigstyes at end of garden - open shed adjoining. Note the schedule on the document gives details of materials that the properties are built from.

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Baker, Frederick John,
Cash, Henry Watts,
Wood, Morris,
Limbrey, Henry Edward,
Webb, James,
Cripps,
Bennett, Benjamin,
Durrant,
Cutler,
Snoxell, William,
George, Francis

Dunstable Sugar Loaf, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable High Street North, Dunstable West Street, KENSWORTH, GRAVENHURST, Edlesborough, Cotton End, malting, insurance