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photocopies of a few P.R.O. documents (Misc. Don. 384).
Monmouth County Archivist: Burgh le Marsh Middle School ‘Log
Book’ (actually a narrative of events, 1864-72 (SR).
Messrs. Mosso and Bowser: deeds: F 1’ eet, 1838-96; Gedney, 1874-
1968; Hor$ each, 1735-1969; West Keal, 1754-1914; Leadenham,
1806-95; Moulton, 1812-1937; Sutton St. Edmund, 17g7-1gog;
Sutton St. James, 1836-1930; Sutton St. Mary, 1858-1925; Whaplode,
1789-1922; Tydd St. Giles (Cambs.), 18o8-1930 (HD 75 and
76).
Northamptonshire County Archivist: deeds, Metheringham, Blyton
and Morton, 1838-91 (Misc. Dep. 261).
C. P. L. Openshaw Esq.: lease, Lincoln, 1680 (Misc. Dep. 257).
P. D. Park Esq.: plan, Sutton St. Edmund, late 19th cent. (Misc. Don,
391).
A. Powell Esq.: Powell family deeds, 19th cent., book re claim to
baronry of Marmion (4 WD).
Revd. E. A. Pratt: deed, Ingoldmells, 1657 (Misc. Dep. 255).
Mrs. E. Robson: deeds re property in Evedon, Holdingham, Ruskington
and Sleaford, 1828-1924.
Scunthorpe Museum Curator: plan and survey, Scamblesby, 1808
(Misc. Don. 389).
M. Tunnard Esq.: acre books: Algarkirk and Fosdyke, 1734; Boston
West, 1662; Wyberton, 1702; Surveys and valuations: Boston
East, 1803; Freiston, 1802; Holland Fen, c.1840; Kirton in
Holland, c.1850; Leverton, 1764; Wigtoft Marsh, c.1800; Wrangle,
1808; Wyberton, 1825; Fishtoft, Toynton All SS. and St. Peter
and East Keal, 1802; Friskney, Wrangle, Leake, Leverton and
Frampton, n.d.; Skirbeck, 1704; Kirton and Frampton recently
enclosed salt marshes, 1881; Sibsey and Freiston, Wanley estates,
1829; volume of misc. drainage and enclosure acts, 1801-s;
Frampton parish, misc. poor law and charity papers, etc., 18-19th
cent. (Misc. Dep. 259).
Miss F. Waite: agreement between Earl of Scarbrough and cottagers,
Glentworth, 1791 (Misc. Don. 385).
E. Warner Esq.: Horncastle Division Conservative Association
records (Misc. Dep. 268).
Mrs. A. Wolynska: Bonby school log book, 1876-1956 (SR).
RECORDS IN OTHER CUSTODY
AVELING-BARFORD
Aveling-Barford Ltd. was founded in 1932, and went into
production at Grantham in 1934. It represented an amalgamation of
two firms, Aveling and Porter of Rochester and Barford and Perkins
of Peterborough, which had both been members of the ill-fated
Agricultural and General Engineering group. Largely through the
work of Edward Barford the two firms survived the collapse of the
group as a whole, and continued, as a united company, the manufacture
of road rollers and other highway-making equipment, for
which they had become known in many parts of the world. Messrs.
Lloyd and Olney visited the works on 13 September 1972, and through
the kindness of Mr. Ryan, the chairman, Mr. Milliken, the company
secretary, and Mr. Olive, the public relations officer, were able to form
a full picture of the company’s records.