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A booklet that gives a valuation of the property he owned in West Norfolk. Describes the property and land, and lists the assessments of two different valuers. Gives probable future rents as well as well as current prices. One, Mr. Lens, assigned for Earl Fitzwilliam and the second, Mr. Oldknow, for the purchaser.

Day books.

Stray parish records from Islington and papers of Fred Ham as Chairman of Royal British Legion Housing Association Local Committee at King's Lynn

Lease (of lease and release; release not present) by William Youngman of King's Lynn, cork cutter (the abstract of title, 1891, shows he was grandson and devisee of Henry Doding) to Robert Donaldson of King's Lynn, yeoman, of two messuages now divided into four tenements or dwellings with the gardens, in Dampgate Street, in the several occupations of Francis Cordell, Mary Beddingfield, Gregory Russell and Robert Caney, to the intent that a release be made on the day following, 1 January 1773.
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Release of dower by Thomas Thetford of King's Lynn, carpenter, and his wife, Dianah, to Robert Donaldson of King's Lynn, yeoman, in two messuages in Dampgate Street abutting north on the street, west on the estate of William Ravenshaw, south on [blank] and east on the estate of [blank], 2 September 1775. With note at foot, signed by John Cary, mayor, attesting to Dianah Donaldson's consent.
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Release (of lease and release; lease not present) by William Currie of King's Lynn, gentleman, to James Waldon, master mariner, and George Hogge, Waldon's trustee, of four adjoining freehold messuages in Dampgate Street abutting north on the street, west on the estate of heirs and devisees of William Ravenshaw, south and east on the estate late of Philip Tuck and now or late of his widow, late in the several occupations of Joseph England, Robert Greenwood, Philip Purkins and Richard Holding, with a paling fence on the east, west and south parts of the yard and gardens, 9 June 1795.
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Lease (of lease and release; release not present) by James Walden of South Lynn, mariner, to John King of King's Lynn, skinner, of four adjoining freehold messuages with outhouses, yards and gardens, in Dampgate Street, abutting north on the street, west on the estate of the heirs and devisees of William Ravenshaw, and south and east on the estate of Philip Tuck's widow, late in the several occupations of Joseph England, Robert Greenwood, Philip Purkins and Richard Holding, and now of Alquest and others, with the paling fence on the east, west and south parts, 23 June 1803.
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Mortgage by John King to James Walden (here spelled Wardon) of the same premises, 25 June 1803.
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Abstract of title of estate contracted to be purchased by Thomas Baines, 1819. Begins with a demise for 99 years by Robert Fearnside to John Pearson and his wife Mary of two messuages, 1754, then assigned by them to Henry Doding.
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Lease and release by John King, late of King's Lynn, now of Southwark, gentleman, to Thomas Baines of King's Lynn master mariner, and William Bagge of King's Lynn, esquire, of four freehold messuages on the south side of Dampgate Street, lately renamed Norfolk Street, abutting north on the street, west on the estate of William Ravenshaw, and on the estate formerly of Tuck, now of William Marshall, south and east, in the occupation of Thomas Savory and his undertenants, with fences to the east, south and west parts, 1-2 Sep 1819
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Lease (of lease and release; release not present, but almost certainly a mortgage), by Thomas Philip Bagge of King's Lynn, esquire (eldest son and heir of Pleasance Bagge, deceased, wife of the late Thomas Bagge, formerly Pleasance Case, one of the three daughters of Phiilp Case, formerly of King's Lynn, esquire), Edward Roger Pratt the younger of Ryston, esquire (eldest son and heir of Pleasance, deceased, widow of Edward Roger Pratt the elder, formerly Pleasance Browne) and Dame Hester Astley late of Melton Constable, widow of Sir Jacob Henry Astley, baronet, deceased, late Hester Browne, spinster (Pleasance Pratt and Dame Hester Astley being the only daughters and co-heiresses of Hester the deceased wife of Samuel Browne of King's Lynn, esquire, deceased, formerly Hester Case, spinster, another of the three daughters of Philip Case) Philip Hamond of Swaffham, esquire (eldest son and heir of Sarah, deceased wife of Anthony Hamond of Westacre High House, formerly Sarah Case, the third of the three daughters of Philip Case) to William Bagge of King's Lynn, esquire, of four freehold messuages adjoining with outhouses, yard and gardens in Dampgate Street abutting on the street north, west on the estate of William Ravenshaw, and south and east on the estate of Philip Tuck, heretofore in the several occupations of James Donaldson, Samuel Norman, William Clark and the widow Lambert, 13 September 1820.
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[The abstract of title, 1888, shows that, in 1839, there was a conveyance by Thomas Baines to Jane Lowe, widow, of four freehold messuages and two cottages at their back, with outhouses etc. in the occupation of George Whilby James Collison, Thomas Rennals, Joseph Knock, John Leads and Thomas Baines.]
Mortgage by Jane Lowe of King's Lynn, widow, to Sarah Ann Frankland of King's Lynn, widow, of four freehold messuages, etc., May 1853. Endorsed with transfer, 14 April 1884, by Richard Dill and others, trustees of Sarah Ann Frankland, to William Myers Couperthwaite and others.
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Abstract of title from 1839 onwards, 1888.
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Succession duty account relating to two freehold messuages in Norfolk Street and four freehold cottages in Lowe's Yard. Norfolk Street, acquired by Maria Towler on the death of Jane Lowe (died 24 May 1879), 23 May 1888.
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Declaration of Joseph Towler of Church Street, King's Lynn, leather seller, 26 May 1888, with certified copies (made 1888) attached of entries of birth of Edgar Joseph, son of Joseph and Maria Towler, formerly Lowe, 22 March 1865, and of death of Maria Towler 24 December 1881.
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Succession duty account relating to property of Edgar Joseph Towler, late of King's Lynn, but now of Sudbury, acquired on the death of Joseph Towler of King's Lynn, 18 June 1888.
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Printed letter-heads, in two styles, of 'Booth's Radio, Television, Electrical Specialists, 58-59 Norfolk Street, Everything Electrical', one with a telephone number (2304).
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Photographs and memorabilia relating mainly to staff, pupils and education at Matlaske School, Norfolk, King's Lynn High School and St Katherine's Teacher Training College, with some unrelated material.

Photocopy, made 2010, of a photocopy made at an unknown date. The original manuscript was not paginated, but the photocopied pages, stored in a ring binder, were numbered on the dorse.