Cited from The Suffolk Chronicle; or Ipswich General Advertiser and County Express

Transcription

AT MENDHAM, NR. HARLESTON
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
By HOWLETT & LENNY
On Wesnesday, the 24th September, 1845
ALL the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, with a
portion of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
Effects of Mr. James Brooks, (who declines Farming) ;
including 2 very useful cart horses, 2 prime milch cows,
fat hog, 2 strong 3/4-load tumbrils, market cart, 2 patent
ploughs, 2 pair harrows, jointed roll, 7 sets capital team
and plough harness, chaff cutter, stacking ladders, turnip
and hey bins, pigs troughs, with the usual farming tools.
The In-door Effects comprise post and tent bedsteads,
feather-beds, bed-room chairs, dining and jamb tables,
capital 8-day clock, 2, 30-hour ditto, 6 and 2 elbow elm
chairs, dairy, brewing, and washing utensils, and culinary
articles, described in Catalogues now in circulation.
Sale to commence at One o'clock.

Other Information

Two events have been derived from this evidence.

• James Brighton Brooks★ was sold some property on 24 Sep, 1845 in Mendham, Suffolk, England

Full Citation

The Suffolk Chronicle; or Ipswich General Advertiser and County Express; 20 Sep 1845, No 1847, Page 2, Column 1.

Source

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