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=Note: The 1910 Land Valuation Assessment Numbers are those shown on the map in RED
The school is shown below:
| No. of Assess -ment |
Christian Names and Surnames of Occupiers |
Christian Names and Surnames of Owners, with their Residences |
Description of Property – If an Inn, etc, the name or sign by which known |
Street, Place, Name and Precise Situation of Property |
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| 119 | Tatham | Arthur | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | Cottage & Garden | Croft End |
| 120 | Empty | – | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | Cottage & Garden | Croft End |
| 121 | Moar | Lenard | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | Cottage & Garden | Croft End |
| 122 | Grace | Arthur | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | Cottage & Garden | Croft End |
| 123 | Harman | Joseph | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | House, Garden Land | Croft End |
| 124 | Wiles | Herbert | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | House, Garden Land | Croft End |
| 145 | Petts | Joseph | F Penton Exor | House & Buildings, Garden Land | Church End | |
| 205 | Nursaw | Charles | Rev J M Geaden | House School Land | School Lane | |
| 206 | Powell | William | School Managers | School Land | School Lane | |
| 212 | Burgess | Thomas | T Barton Exor | Newport Pagnell | Farm House, Buildings, Land | Church End, Yew Tree Farm |
| 214 | Burgess | Thomas | H Rogers | Farm Land | Bodington Leys | |
| 216 | Weeks | William | F A Konig | Farm House, Buildings, Land & 3 cottages |
Church End Farm | |
| 231 | Geden | Rev J M | Rev J M Geden | Sherington | House & Garden, Farm Land | Rectory |
| 232 | Alfrey | Major | Aranus (?) Alfrey | Newport Pagnell | House, Farm Land | “The Laurels”, Croft End |
| 238 | Austin | Abel | Isaac Slayter | Sherington | Farm House, Buildings, Land | Church Road |
| 240 | Jefferson | & Son | Mercers Company | London | Farm House, Buildings, Land | Mercers Farm, Croft End |
| 270 | School Managers | School Trustees | School | Sherington | ||
Note: The information in the above table is a subset of the data in the “Domesday Book” and does not include the information from the Field Books.
It is recommended that you review the other 1910 Land Survey pages to obtain a more complete picture.