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Note: The map shown above contains a combination of information from the two sets of survey maps. The fields marked ‘A’ were recorded as being ‘Arable’, whilst those marked ‘G’ were recorded as being ‘Grass’.
The 1910 Land Valuation Assessment Numbers are those shown on the map in RED
| 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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| 186 | Details were recorded in the Emberton book | – | – | – | ||
| 192 | Details were recorded in the Emberton book | – | – | – | ||
| 207 | Gardner | Ellen | Mrs Wilson | London | Farm House, Building, Land | High Street |
| 208 | Adkins | John Trus | John Adkins Trus | Lathbury | Farm Cottage, Buildings, Land | Water Lane |
| 216 | Weeks | William | F A Konig | Farm House, Buildings, Land & 3 cottages |
Church End Farm | |
| 222 | Oldham | Owen | H Rogers | Farm Land | Olney Road | |
| 236 | Harding | Jane | Harey Harris | Farm House, Buildings, Land | High Street, Part of Village Farm | |
| 254 | Harding | Jane | Samuel Harris | House, Buildings, Land | High Street, part of No 236 | |
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.