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OUT-COUNTY ESTATES

SUSSEX AND ESSEX ESTATES

E/MW/001 Papers relating to the purchase by SpencerMaryon Wilson of 21 ac. O r. 36 p. of landbelonging to the charity of Richard Peche inFletching, SussexThe bundle includes a copy of the deed ofbargain and sale by which the land was boughtfor the charity in 1716 and 3 maps (1abstracted)

1716-1875

E/MW/002 Papers relating to the purchase by Sir SpencerMaryon Maryon Wilson from Alfred TildenWood of a cottage and garden at Fletching

1875-1877

E/MW/003 Papers relating to the mortgage of a water cornmill and of the premises in the parish ofFletching from Spencer Maryon Wilson toMessrs. Charles Hopkinson and Sons

1876

E/MW/004 Papers relating to the sale of premises used asa brewery in Uckfield Sussex, part freehold,part copyhold of the manor of Framfield, fromSpencer Maryon Wilson to Edmund JohnSinden of Uckfield, brewer

1874-1876

E/MW/005 Rents of the manors of Barkham, Netherhalland Tarring Camois, Sussex

1829-1830

E/MW/006 Copy of rental of same (incomplete) n.d. (c 1832)

E/MW/007 Papers relating to the same manors includinglists of quit rents

1874-1875

E/MW/008 Papers relating to the enfranchisement ofcopyhold land in the manor of Barkham held bySpencer Shelley

1875-1876

E/MW/009 Copies of deeds disentailing estates in Kentand the manors of Bampton, Marks Hall andClapton Hall and the farm called Langthorne'sin EssexA printed copy of the Wilson Estate Act (10Geo. IV cap 41) is also included

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E/MW/010/01 Business minutes of the Maryon WilsonTrustees (Nos. 550-1053 with some gaps)

1920-1926

E/MW/010/02 Business minutes of the Maryon WilsonTrustees (Nos. 550-1053 with some gaps)

1920-1926

E/MW/011 Plan, with references, of The Poor's Land,Fletching and The Cobsnest Farm, Newickproposed exchange between S. M. Wilson andTrustees of the Poor of Fletching.Scale: 3 ch. to 1", i.e., 26.6" to 1 mile.

n.d. (19th c.)

CHARLTON MANOR

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS AND RELATED PAPERS

WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR HENRY PUCKERING ALIAS NEWTON IN ANDABOUT THE MANOR OF CHARLTON

E/MW/C/0071 Indenture of mortgage1) Sir Henry Puckering alias Newton ofCharlton; 2) Elizabeth Bateman of London,widow. Manor of Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0071/02 Schedule of lands

1646

E/MW/C/0072 Bargain and sale1) Sir Henry Puckering alias Newton as above;2) Thomas Grantham of Goltho, Lincs., DameElizabeth Peytoe, relict of Sir Edward Peytoedec. and James Newton of St Giles in theFields. Manor of Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0072/02 Counterpart of above

1647

E/MW/C/0073 Conveyances of land in Charlton involving SirHenry Puckering

1647-1677

E/MW/C/0073/01 Declaration of trustsSame parties as E/MW/C/0072/01. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0073/02 Counterpart of above

1647

E/MW/C/0073/03 Indenture of mortgage1) Sir Henry Puckering as above, ThomasGrantham as above and Dame ElizabethPeytoe as above; 2) Anthony Bateman ofLondon, merchant. Manor of Charlton andparcels of land in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0073/04 Indenture of mortgageSame parties as E/MW/C/0073/07. Schedule ofdeeds attached

1649

E/MW/C/0073/05 Indenture of sale1) Sir Henry Puckering and Dame Elizabeth, hiswife, Thomas Grantham of Goltho, DameElizabeth Peytoe, relict of Sir Edward Peytoedec. and James Newton; 2) Anthony Batemanof London, merchant. Various parcels of land inCharlton

1649

E/MW/C/0073/06 Indenture of fineSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0073/05

1649

E/MW/C/0073/07 Indenture of reconveyance1) Anthony Bateman; 2) Sir Henry Puckering; 3)Dame Elizabeth Peytoe. Manor of Charlton andappurtenances

1654

E/MW/C/0073/08-09 Indentures of fineSir Henry Puckering, plaintiff. Anthony Batemanand Elizabeth his wife, defendants

1654

E/MW/C/0073/10 Acquittance from Anthony Bateman of £3,090paid to him by Sir Henry Puckering

1654

E/MW/C/0073/11 Conveyance1) Sir Henry Puckering and Dame Elizabeth, hiswife; 2) Edward Peytoe of Chesterton,Warwickshire, James Newton of Charlton andNathaniel Tovey of Aylestone, Leics., Bachelorof Divinity. Manor of Charlton andappurtenances

1655

E/MW/C/0073/12 Indenture of fineSame parties as E/MW/C/0073/11

E/MW/C/0073/13 Bargain and sale1) Sir Henry Puckering of the Priory in or nearWarwick and John Tovey, son and heir ofNathaniel Tovey of Aylestone, Leics, dec; 2) SirWilliam Ducie of Tortworth, Gloucs. Manor ofCharlton and appurtenances

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E/MW/C/0073/14 Counterpart of above enrolled in Chancery 5Feb 1658/9

1658/9

E/MW/C/0073/15 Deed of feoffmentSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0073/13

1658/9

E/MW/C/0073/16 Exemplification of recoveryHugh Ducie and Henry Kemp v Sir WilliamDucie Manor of Charlton

1658/9

E/MW/C/0073/17-18 Indentures of fineSir William Ducie pl. v. Sir Henry Puckering def.

1658/9

E/MW/C/0073/19 Covenant for Sir William Ducie to producedeeds for defence of estate of Sir AnthonyBateman

1658

E/MW/C/0073/20 Deed poll of Sir Henry Puckering and JohnTovey acknowledging receipt of £8,500 formanor of Charlton from Sir William Ducie ofTortworth, Gloucs.

1659

E/MW/C/0073/21 Indenture of mortgage1) Sir William Ducie of Charlton; 2) SirTheophilus Biddulph of London. Manor ofCharlton. Includes schedule of deeds.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0073/21/02 Receipt of SirWilliam Ducie for £1,802

1675

E/MW/C/0073/22 Indenture of mortgage1) Sir William Ducie; 2) Sir Theophilus BiddulphManor of Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0073/22/02 Receipt of Sir WilliamDucie for £2,200

1675

E/MW/C/0073/23 Release of covenant upon agreement forpayment1) William Viscount Downe of Ireland; 2) SirTheophilus Biddulph. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0073/23/02 Receipt of ViscountDowne for £1,100

1676

E/MW/C/0073/24 Counterpart of defeazance upon payment of£5,900 at several times1) Sir Theophilus Biddulph; 2) Lord ViscountDowne

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WRITINGS CONCERNING THE TITLE OF LANDS IN CHARLTON, LATEEDWARD AND STEPHEN WILKINSON'S BEFORE SIR ADAM NEWTON'SPURCHASE THEREOF

E/MW/C/0074 Feoffment, with livery of seisin endorsed1) Roger Barker, citizen and innholder ofLondon, one of executors of will of RobertHogan, dec of the King's Household2) James Mighell, Robert Glee and JohnJohnson3) Edward Wylkynson of Charlton, cookMessuage, barn, croft and garden and 4 acrescalled 'Stonepittes', formerly of Robert Hogan

1540

E/MW/C/0075 Release1) William Wylson of Charlton, husbandman; 2)Edward Wylkynson of Charlton, cook. Parcel ofland 40 feet by 8 feet with a house or well builtby Robert Hogan. Attached: E/MW/C/0075/02-03 Confirmation and release, etc.

1540

E/MW/C/0076 Feoffment with livery of seisin endorsed1) Ralph Hogan of East Greenwich, cook andRobert Hogan, cook, son of Andrew Hogan; 2)Edward Wilkinson as above. 8 acres in wood orgrove granted by Sir Richard Gresham andRoger Barker to Robert Hogan dec.

1544

E/MW/C/0077 Feoffment with livery of seisin endorsed1) John Warde, citizen and weaver of Londonand Joanna, his wife, formerly wife of WilliamGregorye of Greenwidge; 2) Edward Wilkynson.2 1/2 acres of woodlands called 'Stonepittes'Grove. 2 seals

1546

E/MW/C/0078 Bargain and sale1) Thomas Batt of Charlton and Johan, his wife;2) Edward Wilkynson of Charlton. 3 messuagesin Charlton

1559

E/MW/C/0079 Indenture of fineSame parties as E/MW/C/0078

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E/MW/C/0080 Bargain and sale1) William Whittingham of Great Mynterne,Dorset, clerk, and Anne, his wife; 2) StephenWilkinson of Bernards Inn and RichardWilkinson, his natural son. 2 messuages withgardens and orchards

1598

E/MW/C/0081 Indenture of fineSame parties as E/MW/C/0080

1598

E/MW/C/0082 Exemplification of recovery1) Stephen Wilkinson; 2) Edward Hyde andJohn Hyde. 7 messuages, 4 gardens, 20 acresland, 10 acres pasture, 2 acres wood. Note ofseisin

1593

E/MW/C/0083 Indenture to lead the uses of E/MW/C/00821) Stephen Wilkinson of Charlton; 2) EdwardHyde of Little Hadham, Herts. Messuage called'Sandhaw' or 'Sandshaw', garden and 4 acresof land, parcel of land and orchard (5 acres)called 'Wellclose', etc.

1593

E/MW/C/0084 Bargain and sale1) Edward Hyde as above; 2) StephenWilkinson as above. Same property asE/MW/C/0083/01. Seal. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0084/02 Counterpart of above

1593

E/MW/C/0085 Release1) John Hyde, citizen and merchant, taylor ofLondon; 2) Stephen Wilkinson. Rights in sameproperty as E/MW/C/0083/01

1593

E/MW/C/0086 Feoffment in trust1) Bridget Shelley of Loughton, Essex, relict ofThomas Shelley, yeoman; 2) John Certen ofCopped Hall, Essex and Ralph Cheaney ofLoughton, yeoman. Messuages in Charlton

1587-1588

E/MW/C/0087 Indenture of fine1) Edward and John Hyde; 2) John Smyth andBridget his wife. 5 messuages, 2 cottages, 4barns, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 20 acres land, 10acres pasture and 2 acres wood in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0088 Indenture of fine1) George Shelley and Anne his wife; 2)Edward and John Hyde. Property as inE/MW/C/0087

1593

E/MW/C/0089 Acknowledgment by John Smyth of Loughtonthat he owes Edward Hyde £300

1593

E/MW/C/0090 Indenture of lease1) Thomas Shelley of Loughton, husbandmanand Bridget his wife; 2) Thomas Stakes ofCharlton, husbandman. 2 messuages, gardenetc. and 3 acres called 'Lovelandes'

1584-1585

E/MW/C/0091 Copy of letter of attorney from Edward Hydeconcerning E/MW/C/0089

n.d.

E/MW/C/0092 Indenture of leaseSame parties as E/MW/C/0090. Messuage andyard in Charlton

1587

E/MW/C/0093 Indenture of lease1) Edward Hyde; 2) Thomas Stakes ofCharlton, husbandman. 2 messuages, gardenetc. in Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0093/02Counterpart of above

1603

E/MW/C/0094 Indenture of lease at peppercorn rent1) John Kendall of Charlton gent.; 2) StephenWilkinson of London, gent. 1 acre land inCharlton

1595

E/MW/C/0095 Breviate of deeds of Edward and StephenWilkinson's lands bought of their heirs by SirAdam Newton

n.d. (c.1626)

E/MW/C/0096 Depositions of witnesses taken to prove will ofStephen Wilkinson

1626

WRITINGS CONCERNING THE TITLE OF LANDS IN CHARLTON BOUGHT BYSIR ADAM NEWTON OF JOHN WILKINSON, EDWARD WILKINSON ANDSMYTH WILKINSON

E/MW/C/0097 Defeazance of statute for recovery of debt1) Abraham Shrovery alias Saverie of Stepney,gent; 2) John Wilkinson of London, apothecary

1621



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E/MW/C/0098 Bargain and sale1) John Wilkinson as above; 2) Sir AdamNewton. Messuages in tenure of JoaneCaldwell and orchard, 3 acres land, 2 acres inLittle Stonepitts, one third of Great Stonepittsetc. in Charlton

1622

E/MW/C/0099 Bond to perform covenants in E/MW/C/0009 1622

E/MW/C/0100 Receipt for purchase money relating toE/MW/C/0098

1624-1625

E/MW/C/0101 Enfeoffment and livery of seisinSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0098

1622

E/MW/C/0102 Exemplification of recoverySame parties and property as E/MW/C/0098

1622

E/MW/C/0103 Bargain and sale1) Edward Wilkinson of Greenwich; 2) Sir AdamNewton. Third part of lands granted inE/MW/C/0098

1625

E/MW/C/0104 Bond for performance of covenants inE/MW/C/0103

1625

E/MW/C/0105 Statute for debt1) Edward Wilkinson; 2) John Bourne, citizenand barber surgeon of London

1623

E/MW/C/0106 Defeazance of E/MW/C/0105 1623

E/MW/C/0107 Indentures of fineSame parties and property as E/MW/C/01032 items

1625

E/MW/C/0108 Enfeoffment and livery of seisinSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0103

1625

E/MW/C/0109 Covenant to levy fine1) Richard Stoner of Greenwich, waterman andJane, his wife, late wife of Edward Wilkinson; 2)Sir Henry Newton of Charlton. Rights of dowerin one third of property conveyed inE/MW/C/0103

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E/MW/C/0110 Bargain and sale1) Smith Wilkinson, citizen and draper ofLondon; 2) Sir Adam Newton. Other third partof property conveyed in E/MW/C/0098 and0103

1625-1626

E/MW/C/0111 Bond to perform covenants in E/MW/C/0110 1625-1626

E/MW/C/0112 Enfeoffment and livery of seisinSame parties and property as in E/MW/C/0110

1625-1626

E/MW/C/0113 Covenant to levy fine1) John Wilkinson and Sara, his wife, and SmithWilkinson and Elizabeth, his wife; 2) Sir AdamNewton

1625-1626

E/MW/C/0114 Indentures of fineSame parties as E/MW/C/0113. 13 messuages,4 cottages, 4 gardens, 4 orchards, 40 acresland, 4 acres meadow, 15 acres pasture, 14acres wood, 5 acres marsh and furze inCharlton2 items

1625-1626

E/MW/C/0115 Receipt for money paid for timber1) Edward Wilkinson; 2) Sir Adam Newton

1624

E/MW/C/0116 Receipt for money paid for sale of lands1) Edward Wilkinson; 2) Sir Adam Newton

1625

E/MW/C/0117 List of conveyances made by John, Edwardand Smyth Wilkinson to Sir Adam Newton

1625

WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR ADAM NEWTON'S PURCHASE OF 3 ACRES OFLAND IN CHARLTON FROM PETER HUNT

E/MW/C/0118 Enfeoffment and livery of seisin1) Edmund Chapman of Deptford, RobertProwe of London and Thomas Bolton ofSouthwark, scrivener; 2) Peter Hunt ofDeptford, smith, servant of Edmund Chapman.3 acres pasture late of Thomas Spike inCharlton

1608

E/MW/C/0119 Bond to deliver evidences etc. referred to inE/MW/C/0118

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E/MW/C/0120 Assignment of E/MW/C/0119 to Adam Newton 1608-1609

E/MW/C/0121 Bargain and sale1) Peter Hunt; 2) Adam Newton. 3 acres as inE/MW/C/0118

1608-1609

E/MW/C/0122 Bond to fulfil covenants in E/MW/C/0121 1608-1609

E/MW/C/0123 Letter of attorney from Adam Newton to DavidCunningham to receive possession of 3 acresas in E/MW/C/0118

1608-1609

WRITINGS CONCERNING PIECE OF LAND AT 'THE BUTTS' UPONCHARLTON GROUND PURCHASED BY SIR ADAM NEWTON OF ROBERTPARAMOUR

E/MW/C/0124 Release1) William Yonge of Charlton, yeoman, JohnMayre of Charlton, yeoman and Henry Newbyand John Cove of East Greenwich, labourers2) William Lyonell of Charlton, pinner,Christopher Garneys, knight, William Draper,gent., Robert Rippon, gent. and othersPiece of land lying next to 'Le Buttys' inCharlton

1520

E/MW/C/0125 Lease for 92 yearsSame parties and property as E/MC/C/0124

1520

E/MW/C/0126 Grant of lease1) William Lyonell as above; 2) Margaret, hiswife. Same property as E/MW/C/0124

1536

E/MW/C/0127 2 drafts of will of William LyonellLeaving his property in Charlton to Margaret,his wife, for her life and then to John andWilliam Wylled of St Dunstan's in the East fortheir lives and then to Elizabeth Bayle2 items

1536

E/MW/C/0128 Assignment1) William Willett, citizen and turner of London;2) Henry Awsten of Woolwich, yeoman. Interestin land in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0129 Assignment1) Elizabeth Baily and Henry Awsten; 2) JohnClarke, citizen and haberdasher of London.Rights in same property as E/MW/C/0124

1544

E/MW/C/0130 Lease for 22 years1) Robert Paramore, citizen and haberdasher ofLondon; 2) Thomas Mumbie of Charlton,husbandman. House with barn, yard andgarden near Charlton Green

1595

E/MW/C/0131 Bargain and sale1) Robert Paramour as above; 2) AdamNewton, secretary to Prince Henry. Remainderof term of 92 years in house, late of ThomasMumbie, near Charlton Green. Seal. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0131/02 Counterpart of above

1611

E/MW/C/0132 Mr Stephen's note of the rights and writings ofthe old house and barn bought by AdamNewton from Paramour in 1611 which he pulleddown

1611

WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR ADAM NEWTON'S PURCHASE OF TWOMESSUAGES IN CHARLTON FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND HIS WIFE

E/MW/C/0133 Feoffment and livery of seisin1) Wm. Whittingham of Great Mynterne, Dorset,clerk and Agnes his wife, and WilliamBampfield of Wallcombe Mattrevis, Dorset,gent. and Katherine his wife; 2) John Taylor ofCharlton. 2 messuages, 1 garden, 1 orchardand common pasture in Charlton

1610


1610

E/MW/C/0135 Release1) William Molins of the Middle Temple,London, gent. and Edward Chicke of Clinger,Dorset, yeoman; 2) John Taylor of Charlton,yeoman. 2 tenements late in occupation ofRoger Deane and Robert Farmour in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0136 Bargain and sale1) William Whittingham and Agnes his wife, andWilliam Bampfield and Katherine his wife; 2)Edward Chicke. Same property asE/MW/C/0135

1609

E/MW/C/0137 Bargain and sale1) John Taylor and Joane, his wife; 2) AdamNewton, principal secretary to Henry, Prince ofWales. Same property as E/MW/C/0135

1611

E/MW/C/0138 Indenture of fineSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0135

1611


E/MW/C/0140 Receipt of John Taylor for purchase money forproperty in E/MW/C/0135

1611

WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR ADAM NEWTON'S PURCHASE OF HOUSE ANDONE ACRE OF LAND IN CHARLTON FROM RAPHAEL MONK

E/MW/C/0141 Bargain and sale1) Thomas Bate of Charlton and Joan his wife2) Robert Bate of Charlton1 messuage in Charlton in exchange forreversion of messuage called Jack Robyns and4 acres in LewishamEnclosed: E/MW/C/141/2-3Bond of Thomas Batt for performance ofcovenants in above with seal and copy of willand probate of Robert Batt, 30 Aug 1561

1559

E/MW/C/0142 Bond of Thomas Batt to fulfil covenants inindentures of even date with Roger Monke

1578

E/MW/C/0143 Indenture of lease1) Thomas Batt of Roydon Essex, yeoman; 2)Raphael Moncke of East Greenwich, taylor. 1messuage and yard in Charlton in occupation ofRoger Moncke

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E/MW/C/0144 Bargain and sale1) Thomas Batt; 2) Roger Moncke. Messuagein Charlton occupied by Roger Moncke andyard. Attached: declaration appointing RaphaelMoncke, his attorney, to deliver seisin

1588

E/MW/C/0145 Bond of Thomas Batt to fulfil covenants inE/MW/C/0144

1588

E/MW/C/0146 Indenture of fine1) Roger Moncke; 2) Thomas Batt and Anne,his wife. Messuage, garden and acre of land inCharlton

1587

E/MW/C/0147 Bargain and sale1) William Mounke of Charlton, locksmith andElizabeth Mounke, widow of Roger Mounke,yeoman dec.; 2) John Kendall. 'The house inthe hole' and 1 1/2 acres land in Charlton andremainder of lease

1594-1595

E/MW/C/0148 Bond of William and Elizabeth Mounke to fulfillcovenants

1594-1595

E/MW/C/0149 Release1) John Kendall of Charlton; 2) RaphaelMoncke. Remainder of lease from John Dunceof Barking to Roger Moncke of house known as'the house in the hole', orchard, garden and 1acre meadow

1595

E/MW/C/0150 Quitclaim1) Elizabeth Moncke; 2) William and RaphaelMoncke. All rights in messuage and yard in heroccupation in Charlton

1595

E/MW/C/0151 Enfeoffment and livery of seisin1) William Moncke and Raphael Moncke, junior;2) Raphael Moncke senior of East Greenwich.Messuage and 1 acre land in Charlton

1595

E/MW/C/0152 Indenture of lease (for life)1) Raphael Moncke, tailor of East Greenwich; 2) Elizabeth Moncke, widow, of Charlton.Messuage and yard in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0153 Release1) Raphael Moncke, senior. Messuage inoccupation of John Shanck and acre of land inCharlton

1597

E/MW/C/0154 General acquittance by William Moncke of alldemands on Raphael Moncke

1598

E/MW/C/0155 Bargain and sale1) Raphael Moncke, tailor and Raphael Monckethe younger, 'warrenner'; 2) Adam Newton.Messuage and acre of land in Charlton

1611



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SCHEDULE AND PARTICULAR OF WRITINGS CONCERNING TITLE OFMANOR OF CHARLTON AND RELATING TO SAID TITLE

E/MW/C/0001 Legal copy of inquisition concerning exchangeof land on 22 Jan 1313/41) King Edward II; 2) Prior and Convent of StMary, Southwark. 40 acres of land in Charltonand Kidbrook, part of which was held of thePrior of Bermondsey in exchange for 14 acres

n.d. (16th c.)

E/MW/C/0002 Copy of inspeximus of grant for lives, 21 Apr13561) Prior and Convent of St Saviour,Bermondsey; 2) Henry Pycard and Margaret hiswife. Manor and advowson of church inCharlton

n.d. (16th c.)

E/MW/C/0003 Copy of inspeximus, 1462, of charter, 10 Feb1399/14001) King Henry IV; 2) Prior and Convent ofBermondsey. Market every Monday and annualfair for three days in Charlton

n.d. (16th c.)

E/MW/C/0004 Note of rent paid by Thomas Weldon in respectof the manor of Charlton and 25 acres ofwoodland etc. leased to him for 24 years

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E/MW/C/0005 Indenture transferring leasehold interest1) Sir James Erskine of Oking, Surrey and JohnEdwards, citizen and salter of London; 2)Thomas Spaight of Woolwich, Kent, yeoman.Manor house and various crofts in Charlton.Consideration £650. Schedule of exceptedleases

1606-1607

E/MW/C/0006 Indenture transferring leasehold interestSame parties as E/MW/C/0005. 1 acre inCarpenter's Croft and 1 acre of upland nearArnoldes Estate in Charlton. Term 20 years

1606-1607

E/MW/C/0007 Indenture transferring leasehold interest1) Sir James Erskine of Oking, Sir JohnSwynarton, citizen and alderman of London andJohn Swynarton esq. his father and JohnEdwards, citizen and salter of London2) Sir Thomas Savedge of Melford, Suffolk andSir Thomas Grantham of 'Golthou', LincolnshireManor of Charlton Term 120 years

1607

DEEDS RELATING TO INHERITANCE OF MANOR OF CHARLTON AND TOOTHER PROPERTY IN CHARLTON

E/MW/C/0008 Legal copy of letters patent, 18 Oct 16031) King James I; 2) John Earl of Marr Manor ofCharlton

n.d.

E/MW/C/0009 Rough note concerning leases and the time ofthe Earl of Marr's denization

1603

E/MW/C/0010/01 Letter of attorney of John, Earl of MarrAuthorising Sir Edward Fitton of Gawsworth,Chester, William Gerrard of Harrow on the Hill,and John Erskine Esq., servant of the Earl, tosurrender to the King the manors of Sandonand Walton upon Thames in Surrey andHarringay alias Fernfield, etc.

1605

E/MW/C/0010/02 Letter of attorney of John, Earl of MarrAuthorising Sir Edward Fitton of Gawsworth,Chester, William Gerrard of Harrow on the Hill,and John Erskine Esq., servant of the Earl, tosurrender to the King the manors of Sandonand Walton upon Thames in Surrey andHarringay alias Fernfield, etc.

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E/MW/C/0011 Indenture of sale1) John Earl of Marr, William Gerrard of Harrowon the Hill, Esq., and John Erskine Esq.; 2) SirJames Erskine. Manor of Charlton

1606

E/MW/C/0012 Quitclaim of E/MW/C/0011 1606

E/MW/C/0013 Deed in fulfilment of covenants inE/MW/C/0011

1607

E/MW/C/0014 Indenture of feoffment1) Sir James Erskine of Oking; 2) AdamNewton and Katherine, his wife, of Richmond,Surrey. Manor of Charlton. Attached: deedappointing Anthony Curson and Hugh Fludd,gents, to act as attorneys for Sir James Erskine

1607

E/MW/C/0015 Bond of £6,000 from parties in E/MW/C/0014for performance of covenants

1607

E/MW/C/0016 Indenture of sale1) Sir James Erskine of Oking; 2) AdamNewton of Richmond, Surrey and Katherine hiswife. Manor of Charlton

1607

E/MW/C/0017 Bond of £300 of Sir James Erskine to causeRobert Erskine to transfer to Adam Newton hisinterest in the manor

1607

E/MW/C/0018 Two parts of a fineSame parties and property as in E/MW/C/0016

1607

E/MW/C/0019 Indenture releasing interest and cancellingprevious agreement1) Sir John Swynarton, citizen and alderman ofLondon and Sir James Erskine; 2) AdamNewton and Katherine his wife. Manor ofCharlton

1607

E/MW/C/0020 Assignment of remainder of leasehold interest1) Sir Thomas Savage of Melford, Suffolk; 2)Sir Thomas Grantham of Goltho, Lincolnshire; 3) Adam Newton. Manor of Charlton and 1 acrein Carpenter's Croft and 1 acre near Arnod'sGate

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E/MW/C/0021 Copy of grant of fee farm, 30 Jul 16231) King James I; 2) Thomas Gibbs andLawrence Whittaker. Rent of £31.10s for manorof Charlton

n.d.

E/MW/C/0022 Sale of fee farmFrom grantees in E/MW/C/0021 to ThomasPuckering of le Priory near Warwick andThomas Grantham of Goltho, Lincolnshire,soldier, for £441

1623-1624

E/MW/C/0023 File of contemporary copies of grants of feefarm rents and memoranda, 1623 - 1624Includes particular of manor of Charlton andreceipt from Henry Gibb Esq., one of grooms ofH.M. Bedchamber and William Trigg of London,gent. For £441 received from Adam Newtondue to Thomas Gibbs and Lawrence Wright

n.d.

E/MW/C/0024 Release of fee farm rent1)Thomas Puckering and Thomas Grantham asabove; 2) Adam Newton. Fee farm rent ofmanor of Charlton £1.10s

1624

E/MW/C/0025 Copy of will, 9 Jan 1629/30 and codicil of SirAdam Newton of CharltonProved at P.C.C. 3 Dec 1630

n.d.

E/MW/C/0026 Release by Dame Jane Newton of Charlton,widow of Sir Adam NewtonRelease of the annuity left to her by a codicil ofthe will of Sir Adam Newton (not included inE/MW/C/0025) to be paid out of the profits ofthe manor to his son, Sir Henry Newton

1630

E/MW/C/0027 Deed of Covenant between Dame Jane Newtonand Sir Thomas PuckeringTo release her rights in the annuity and Bondfor £1000 for performance of same

1630

E/MW/C/0028 Deed of Covenant between Dame Jane Newtonand Sir Thomas PuckeringTo release her rights in the annuity and Bondfor £1000 for performance of same

1630



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E/MW/C/0029 Receipt for £580 by Dame Jane Newton fromSir Thomas Puckering and othersWith seal

1630

E/MW/C/0030 Abstracts of title and other papers relating totitle of manor of Charlton

1607-1764

E/MW/C/0030/01 Copy of bill of complaint 1622 of Sir AdamNewton to the Court of ChanceryConcerning a messuage in Charlton and replyof John Wilkinson, citizen and apothecary ofLondon

n.d.

E/MW/C/0030/02 'A Booke of the Wrytings and Conveyances ofthe Mannor of Charleton to Sir Adam Newton'Begins with Letters Patent of 27 Jul 15 Eliz.

1607

E/MW/C/0030/03 List of title deeds from grant to the Earl of Marrto sale to Sir William Ducie

17th c.

E/MW/C/0030/04 Copy of list of Charlton properties included inSir William Ducie's purchase, 18 Jan 1658

17th c.

E/MW/C/0030/05 List of deeds relating to the manor of Charltonand some queries as to the title

17th c.

E/MW/C/0030/06 Abstract of title for Sir William Langhorne ofCharlton, bringing the title down to Sir WilliamDucie's purchase

1680

E/MW/C/0030/07 Indenture of fine1) Edward Peytoe, James Newton, NathanielTovey; 2) Henry Puckering otherwise Newton,bart. and Elizabeth his wife. Manor of Charltonand 14 messuages, 2 cottages, 6 tofts, 1dovehouse, 7 gardens, 4 orchards, 80 acresland, etc. See E/MW/C/0073/11

1655

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E/MW/C/0030/09 Release in trust1) Charles Pargiter of East Greenwich; 2)William Rawlinson of London and RichardCooper of Rotherhite, cooper. Any claim on 2birch messuages in Charlton which CharlesPargiter had in right of his wife, Amy

1707/8

E/MW/C/0030/10 Declaration of Sir William Langhorne ofCharltonAppointing Revd Robert Warren of Charlton hisattorney for administration of goods of hisbrother, Thomas Langhorne, late of Genoa,merchant

1713

E/MW/C/0030/11-12 List of deeds relating to Charlton put in a largeWainscot Chest at Bacons'

1651

E/MW/C/0030/13-15 Acquittances for fee farm rent of Charlton paidby Sir Adam Newton

1622-1623

E/MW/C/0030/16 Heads of bargin and sale of estate to SirWilliam Langhorne 1680 - 1681

n.d.

E/MW/C/0030/17 Agreement between Sir Theophilus Biddulphand Sir William Langhorne concerning paymentof mortgage of manor of Charlton andappurtenances

1680/81

E/MW/C/0030/18-19 2 bills of fees for granting advowson of Charltonrectory

1662-1681

E/MW/C/0030/20-22 Receipt, affidavit and bond of Richard Eadesfor sale of manor of Charlton

1680/1

E/MW/C/0030/23 Note containing brief description of life of SirAdam Newton

c. 1720

E/MW/C/0030/24-25 Notes of presentments made to Commissionersof Sewers

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E/MW/C/0030/26-47 Correspondence, accounts etc. received by theRevd. John Maryon, lord of the manor ofCharltonFrom Thomas Furnis, his steward, and Revd. L.Warren, rector of Charlton concerningadministration of estate

1733-1764

E/MW/C/0031 Bargain and Sale1) William Somer of Dartford, brewer, son andheir of Nicholas Somer; 2) Philip Butcher ofSouthwark, distiller. Tenement called Stockwellin Charlton

1638

E/MW/C/0032 Bargain and Sale1) Edward Moreton of Engleton, Staffs andElizabeth, his wife, niece and heir of Sir WilliamDucie dec., Sir William Ducie of London andJudith, his wife and Robert Ducie of London,nephews of Sir William Ducie dec., and RichardEades of London2) Sir William Langhorne Manor of CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/32/2-4Receipts relating to above

1680-1681

E/MW/C/0033 Indenture of covenant to levy a fine and twoindentures of fineSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0032/013 items

1680-1681

E/MW/C/0034 Assignment of interest in mortgage and receipt1) Sir Theophilus Biddulph of London, bart.; 2)Sir Godard Nelthorpe of London, bart. Manor ofCharlton2 items

1680-1681

E/MW/C/0035 Release of covenants of dower1) Sir Theophilus Biddulph; 2) Frances, LadyViscountess of Downe, widow; 3) Sir WilliamLanghorne and Sir Godard Nelthorpe. Manor ofCharlton

1680-1681

E/MW/C/0036 Release of dower from 2) to 3) as inE/MW/C/0035

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E/MW/C/0037 Bargain and sale in trust to pay debts1) Sir William Ducie, bart. and Robert Ducie,cousins and co-heirs of Sir William Ducie, lateEarl of Downe, dec.; 2) Richard Edes ofLondon. Manor of Charlton

1680

E/MW/C/0038 Bargain and sale1) Mary Butcher of St Saviour's, Southwark,spinster; 2) John Spooner of Woolwich,'Chyrurgion'. 2 messuages and 1 acre calledStockwell in Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0038/02-03 Receipt and bond relatingto above

1683

E/MW/C/0039 Deed of covenant as to E/MW/C/0038/01 1683

E/MW/C/0040 Copy of will of John Spooner of Woolwich,'chirurgeon'Proved P.C.C. Feb 1692. Includes note thatRobert Smith witnessed writing of will, June1705

1685

E/MW/C/0041 Will of Philipp Butcher 1659-1689

E/MW/C/0041/01 Copy of will of Philipp Butcher, citizen andgrocer of LondonProved P.C.C. 20 Aug 1659

1659

E/MW/C/0041/02 Copy of will of Philipp Butcher of St Saviour'sSouthwark, distillerProved P.C.C. 3 Mar 1668/9

1668/9

E/MW/C/0041/03 Letter of attorney from Mary Butcher toNathaniel Butcher, distiller

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E/MW/C/0042 Release1) Elizabeth Spooner of Woolwich, relict andsole executrix of John Spooner dec., AugustineTaylor and Elizabeth his wife and CharlesPargiter and Amey, his wife, Elizabeth andAmey being daughters of said John Spoonerdec.2) Sir William Langhorne of Charlton2 messuages and 1 acre of land calledStockwell in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/42/2-3Lease and bond for performance of covenantsrelating to above deed

1708

E/MW/C/0043 Release1) Elizabeth Coram, relict of Richard Coramand daughter of William Spooner; 2) SirBaldwyn Conyers of Great Staughton, Hunts.Same property as in E/MW/C/0042/01.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0043/02 Lease relating toabove

1724

E/MW/C/0044 Deed of covenant1) Revd. Robert Warren, executor of will of SirWilliam Langhorne dec.; 2) Sir BaldwynConyers of Great Staughton, Hunts. 3leasehold messuages in Charlton

1728

E/MW/C/0045 Release of all suits, bills etc.1) Revd. Robert Warren of Charlton; 2)Margaret Maryon of White Roding, Essex andRevd. John Maryon of same parish

1732

E/MW/C/0046 Release1) Robert Sherard of Carcolston, Notts andCastle Sherard of Glatton, Hunts. devisees inwill of Sir Baldwyn Conyers2) Dame Margaret Conyers, widow3) John Maryon of White Roding, Essex, clerk2 messuages and 1 acre of land calledStockwellEnclosed: E/MW/C/46/2Lease relating to above

1734



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E/MW/C/0047 Assignment of lease1) Robert Warren of Bow, clerk; 2) DameMargaret Conyers, widow; 3) John Maryon ofWhite Roding, Essex, clerk. 3 leaseholdmessuages. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0047/02Counterpart of assignment

1734

E/MW/C/0048 Assignment of lease1) Robert Sherard of Carcolston, Notts.; 2)Langhorne Warren of Hampstead, clerk, son ofRobert Warren, dec.; 3) John Maryon of WhiteRoding, clerk. Remainder of leasehold interestin messuage and close to be held in trust forDorothy and Anne Warren, daughters of RobertWarren dec.

1745-1746

E/MW/C/0049 Quitclaim1) Mary Wildman, relict of Needham Wildman,dec. nephew and heir-at-law of Sir WilliamLanghorne of Charlton dec., John Cock of StJames' Westminster, stationer and Mary, hiswife, only daughter of Needham Wildman2) John Maryon Interest in property of SirWilliam Langhorne

1749

E/MW/C/0050 Indenture of lease1) Revd. John Maryon, rector of White Roding;2) John, Earl of Egmont. Manor house ofCharlton, including schedule of fixtures Term 26years Endorsed Assignment of lease, 10 Oct1759 1) John, Earl of Egmont; 2) William, Earlof Ancram

1750

E/MW/C/0051 Assignment of lease1) William, Earl of Ancram; 2) John Jones of StMargaret's Westminster and Margaretta Maria,his wife. Walk Field, part of property leased byE/MW/C/0050

1763

E/MW/C/0052 Articles of Agreement between same parties asin E/MW/C/0051 concerning manor house ofCharltonIncludes schedule of fixtures

1767



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E/MW/C/0053 Assignment of lease1) William Earl of Ancram2) John Jones, as above3) John Peryear of LewishamManor house of Charlton and householdfurniture, including iron gatesEnclosed: E/MW/C/53/2-3Abstract of lease of Lord Egmont andagreement of Lord Ancram in respect of irongates, 1750 and 1765

1767

E/MW/C/0054 Assignment of lease1) Henry Arthur Fellowes of Eggesford, Devon,administrator of goods of John Jones dec.2) Tristram Everest of Greenwich3) Elizabeth Peryear of Lewisham, relict andexecutrix of John Peryear dec.4) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson of CharltonHouse5) John Stride of Carey Street in parish of StClement DanesRemainder of lease, 24 June 1766 ofparsonage house etc. in Charlton

1783

E/MW/C/0055 Release for suffering a recovery and declaringthe uses1) Dame Jane Wilson of Charlton House,widow and Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) JohnStride as above; 3) Samuel Franks of CareyStreet. Manor of Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0055/02-03 Counterpart and leaserelating to above

1798

E/MW/C/0056 Exemplification of recovery1) Samuel Franks; 2) John Stride. Manor ofCharlton

1798

E/MW/C/0057 Release1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 3) King George III. 2 acres 2 roods ofwaste of Manor of Charlton and 1 acre 1 roodcalled Smithfield Lane. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0057/02

1808

E/MW/C/0058 Exemplification of recovery1) William Thomas Wade; 2) William Lyddon.Manor of Charlton

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E/MW/C/0059 Abstract of title of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson tothe manor of Charlton

1844

WRITINGS CONCERNING THE CHURCH OF CHARLTON AND RELATING TOTHE MONASTERY OF BERMONDSEY OF WHICH THE MANOR AND CHURCHOF CHARLTON WERE HELD

E/MW/C/0060 Note that Robert Blowett, Bishop of Lincoln,gave manor of Charlton to Abbey ofBermondsey in 1095 & that in 1268 King HenryIII granted abbey right to hold weekly marketand yearly fair

n.d.

E/MW/C/0061 Licence from Bishop of Rochester to Sir AdamNewton to enclose part of churchyard

1609-1610

E/MW/C/0062 Declaration of consecration of chapel inCharlton House by John Bishop of Rochester

1616

E/MW/C/0063 Copy of register entry of institution of WilliamCorey, clerk to the rectory of Charlton

1590-1591

E/MW/C/0064 Copies of register entry of institution of MilesScott, clerk2 items

1625

E/MW/C/0065 Copies of register entry of institution of JohnPemberton, clerk2 items

1626

E/MW/C/0066 Copy of register entry of institution of DavidCunningham, clerk

1635-1636

E/MW/C/0067 Note of writings received from Sir JohnSwynarton concerning manor

1607

E/MW/C/0068 Memorandum as to matters concerning title tomanor of Charlton on which advice is needed

1621

E/MW/C/0070 Copy of inquisition post mortem on Sir AdamNewton, 6 May 1630

n.d.

WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR ADAM NEWTON'S PURCHASE OF TWOMESSUAGES IN CHARLTON FROM EDWARD HYDE



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E/MW/C/0158 Bargain and sale of land in Charlton 1593

E/MW/C/0158/01 Bargain and sale1) John Smith of Loughton, Essex,husbandman and Bridget, his wife, late wife ofThomas Shelley, and George Shelley ofTotteridge, husbandman and Agnes, his wife2) Edward Hyde of Little Hadham, Herts. andJohn Hyde, citizen and merchant taylor ofLondon2 messuages and 4 acres land called Lovelandin tenure of Thomas Stakes, 1 1 messuagecalled Sandham, 4 acres land, Wellclosecontaining 5 acres, Stonepitts containing 2acres, Little Stonepitts containing 1 acre, nowof John Stakes, all in Charlton

1593

E/MW/C/0158/02 Copy of above 1593

E/MW/C/0159 Bargain and sale1) Edward Hyde of Great Hadham, Herts.; 2)Sir Adam Newton. 2 messuages, as inE/MW/C/0158/01, late of Thomas Stakes

1622

E/MW/C/0160 Feoffment and livery of seisinSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0159

1622

E/MW/C/0161 Bond for performance of covenants inE/MW/C/0159

1622

E/MW/C/0162 Edward Hyde's receipt for purchase money asin E/MW/C/0159

1622

E/MW/C/0163 Copy of marriage contract of Edward Hyde withMary Garnett, daughter of Jasper Garnett, ofGreat Hadham, Herts.

1619

E/MW/C/0164 Woolwich Market 1618-1670

E/MW/C/0164/01 Letters Patent of James IWeekly market and 2 fairs yearly to be held on1 Jun and All Saints' Day in Woolwich

1618

E/MW/C/0164/02 Copy of above grant 1670



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E/MW/C/0165 2 copies (not entirely identical) of Sir WilliamDucie's case concerning the advowson ofCharlton Church2 items

1636

E/MW/C/0166 Extract from register of Bishop of Rochesterconcerning presentation of John Hume, clerk,to rectory of Charlton

1636

E/MW/C/0167 Charlton advowson and tithes 1661-1687

E/MW/C/0167/01 Note explaining that manor and advowson ofChurch have always been held jointly

c. 1687

E/MW/C/0167/02 Note of valuation of Charlton tithes c. 1687

E/MW/C/0167/03-08 Correspondence concerning advowson ofCharlton and resignation of Jonathan Jenner,rector of Charlton

1686/7

E/MW/C/0167/09 Account of profits of rectory of Charlton 1687

E/MW/C/0168 Grant under sign manual of King Charles II toSir William Ducie of right of presentation to therectory of Charlton

1661

E/MW/C/0169 Confirmation of presentation to rectory 1667-1740

E/MW/C/0169/01 Brown paper wrapper with notes 1740

E/MW/C/0169/02 Letters patent of Charles II confirmingE/MW/C/0168

1667

E/MW/C/0171 Licence from Bishop of Rochester to Sir WilliamLanghorn, patron of Charlton Church, and torector and parishioners of CharltonTo build vestry room at NE end of chancel ofchurch

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E/MW/C/0172 Release1) Sir William Langhorn2) Robert Warren of Charlton, clerk Piece ofground and 2 cottages (to be demolished) latein occupation of Richard Randall and GeorgeRogers in CharltonAttached: plan of propertyEnclosed: E/MW/C/172/2LeaseSame parties and property as above, 8 Apr1714

1714

E/MW/C/0173 Bargain and saleSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0172/01

1714

E/MW/C/0174 Grant of advowson subject to certain trustsSame parties as E/MW/C/0172/01. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0174/02 Copy of above

1714

E/MW/C/0175 Release1) Dorothy Warren of Hampstead, relict ofRevd. Robert Warren dec.2) Revd. Langhorn Warren, lecturer, ofDedham, near Colchester, only son of Revd.Robert and Dorothy WarrenSame property as E/MW/C/172/1Enclosed: E/MW/C/175/2LeaseSame parties and property as above, 12 Nov1740

1740

E/MW/C/0176 Licence from Bishop of Rochester to RobertWarren, clerk, to enlarge parsonage house

1705

E/MW/C/0177 Decree of Attorney General in suit of Revd.Langhorn Warren and Edward White,schoolmaster pl. against Stephen Holland andJohn Jackson concerning money left by SirWilliam Langhorn for rectory and charity schoolEnclosed: E/MW/C/0177/02 Instruction toGovenor and Co. of Bank of England to paycertain sums of money

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E/MW/C/0178 Lease for 99 years1) John Maryon of White Roding, Essex, clerk;2) Elizabeth Kadwell and Anne Kadwell of EastGreenwich, spinsters. 1 acre calledWeaversfield adjoining Parsonage Field and'another slip of ground' in Charlton

1752

E/MW/C/0179 Release1) Langhorn Warren of Hampstead, clerk; 2)Elizabeth and Anne Kadwell. Advowson andpiece of land granted as in E/MW/C/0172/01.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0179/02 Lease. Sameparties and property as above, 30 Apr 1752

1752

E/MW/C/0180 Certificate of amount of land tax for rectory andtithes of CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/0180/02 Registration ofcontract for above

1799

E/MW/C/0181 Abstract of title of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson toadvowson of Charlton

1831

DEEDS RELATING TO TOWER PLACE AND THE WARREN, WOOLWICH,PURCHASED BY SIR WILLIAM LANGHORN IN 1707 AND 1708

E/MW/C/0182 Deed Poll (Quitclaim)1) Thomas Blanke, citizen and haberdasher ofLondon2) John and George Barne, citizens andhaberdashers of London'High Grove', 'Percivall's Grove', 'Gylsquier'sGrove', 2½ acres on south of 'Stonystrete'called 'Brandonsbery', 15 acres near'Bucklayers Crosse' etc. all in occupation ofThomas Chapman, senior and parcels of landcalled Brentum, Brentum Spring, Little andGreat Howletts, Ryecroft etc. in Plumstead

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E/MW/C/0183 Bargain and sale1) William Ryder, merchant and executor ofRoger Tweedy, merchant, dec. and WilliamPennoyer, merchant2) Jeremy Blackman, the elder, Jacob Lucieand William Bovie, merchants Tower Place inWoolwich, formerly occupied by Sir WilliamBarne, and wharf, warren, 1 1/2 acres marsh, 81/2 acres marsh in occupation of WilliamAckworth, 'The Falcon' in tenure of ThomasNicholl etc. in Woolwich and Plumstead

1655-1576

E/MW/C/0184 Sale of remainder of lease1) William Rider of London, merchant; 2)Jeremy Blackman of London Tower Place, etc.as in E/MW/C/0183

1655-1576

E/MW/C/0185 Covenant for production of deedsSame parties as E/MW/C/0184

1655-1576

E/MW/C/0186 Copy of will of Jeremy Blackman proved 30Nov 1656

1656

E/MW/C/0187 Sale of remainder of lease1) Francis Gavell of St Martin in the Fields,gent.2)Robert Taynton, citizen and glazier of Londonand Anne his wife and Benjamin TayntonGlasshouse, barn and stable in Woolwich inoccupation of Joshua Henry, yard and wharfand part of dwelling house, adjoiningglasshouse

1662-1663

E/MW/C/0188 Deed of settlement in trust1) Jeremy Blackeman of Woolwich; 2) JohnBennet of Westminster, one of Gentlemen inOrdinary of H.M. Privy Chamber. Tower Placein occupation of Jeremy Blackeman, the RopeWalk, salt marshes etc. and market and markethouse in Woolwich

1666-1667



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E/MW/C/0189 Release1) Jeremy Blackman and Jacob Lucy; 2) SirGeorge More of Maidesmore, Bucks andothers. Same property as E/MW/C/0188.Enclosed: E/MW/C/189/2 Lease. Same partiesand property as above 11 Feb 1666/7

1666-1667

E/MW/C/0190 Mortage and counterpart1) Jeremy Blackman and John Bennett2) William Prichard of London, merchantTower Place etc. as in E/MW/C/188E/MW/C/188Endorsement: mortgage1) Richard Uthwatt of St James', Westminsterand Daniel King of Eltham, gent., executors ofwill of Sir William Prichard2) Sir William LanghornSame property as above2 items

1667-1668

E/MW/C/0191/01 Mortgage and counterpart1) Jeremy Blackman; 2) William Prichard,Daniel King, citizen and skinner of London;George Cooke of London, merchant; and JohnUthwatt of Deptford, gent. Same property asE/MW/C/0188

1667-1668

E/MW/C/0191/02 Mortgage and counterpart1) Jeremy Blackman; 2) William Prichard,Daniel King, citizen and skinner of London;George Cooke of London, merchant; and JohnUthwatt of Deptford, gent. Same property asE/MW/C/0188

1667-1668

E/MW/C/0191/03 Indentures of fineDaniel King, George Cooke and John Uthwattpl. v Jeremy Blackman def. Premises inWoolwich

1668

E/MW/C/0191/04 Indentures of fineDaniel King, George Cooke and John Uthwattpl. v Jeremy Blackman def. Premises inWoolwich

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E/MW/C/0192 Release1) Jeremy Blackman, William Prichard, DanielKing, George Cooke, John Uthwaite; 2)George, Duke of Albemarle. Same property asE/MW/C/0188. 4 seals. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0192/02 Lease. Same parties andproperty as above, 25 June 1668

1668

E/MW/C/0193 Bargain and sale1) Jeremy Blackman, William Prichard; 2)George, Duke of Albemarle. Same property asE/MW/C/0188

1668

E/MW/C/0194 Bargain and sale1) Jeremy Blackman; 2) Thomas Stringer andJohn Bennett. Same property as E/MW/C/0188

1668

E/MW/C/0195 Release1) Jeremy Blackman; 2) Thomas Stringer andJohn Bennett. Same property as E/MW/C/0188.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0195/02 Lease. Sameparties and property as above, 29 June 1668

1668

E/MW/C/0196 Bargain and sale1) George Duke of Albemarle; 2) BridgetBlackman of St Andrew Holborn, relict ofJeremy Blackman; 3) Thomas Stringer, JohnBennett; 4) William Prichard. Same property asE/MW/C/0188

1668-1669

E/MW/C/0197 Lease for 1 year1) Mathew Locke of Westminster, JohnLimberry of same, Thomas Stringer, JohnBennett, Jacob Lucy, Bridget Blackman asabove; 2) Daniel King and John Uthwate. Sameproperty as E/MW/C/0188

1668-1669

E/MW/C/0198 Release1) George, Duke of Albemarle, Mathew Lockeand John Limberry; 2) Thomas Stringer andJohn Bennett; 3) Bridget Blackman, JacobLucy; 4) William Prichard. Same property asE/MW/C/0188

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E/MW/C/0199 Marriage settlement1) Robert Taynton, citizen and glazier ofLondon; 2) Benjamin Taynton; 3) Judith Brent;4) Edward Brent and Anthony Selbey, citizenand draper of London. The Blackhouse, theGlasshouse, etc. in Woolwich.

1672

E/MW/C/0200 Letters Patent of Charles II1) Charles II; 2) William Prichard of Eltham,merchant taylor. The Old Stovehouse and GunWharf at Woolwich. Picture of Charles II

1671

E/MW/C/0201 Settlement in trust1) Benjamin Taynton of Southwark gent.; 2)John Perry, citizen and cutler of London andJohn Portman of Southwark, scrivener.Glasshouse, warehouse, wharf etc. inWoolwich

1698

E/MW/C/0202 Lease for 1 year1) Sir William Prichard and Daniel King; 2)Samuel Barton, D.D. of St Saviour's, Southwarkand Edward Waddington, clerk. 'The DoghouseMarsh, the Halfway House, Old Storehouse,Gun Wharf' etc.

1700

E/MW/C/0203 Grant in trust during remainder of lease1) Sir William Prichard; 2) Walter Stewart ofLondon, merchant; and Joseph Hayne of theMiddle Temple, gent. Tower Place andWoolwich Warren, etc.

1700

E/MW/C/0204 Mortgage and counterpart of remainder of lease1) Robert Ellery of Woolwich, carpenter; 2)John Collinton of Woolwich, waterman. Groundon E side of market place and storehouseconverted into foundry for guns etc. inWoolwich2 items

1701-1702

E/MW/C/0205 MortgageSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0204

1702-1703

E/MW/C/0206 Exemplification of recovery1) John Hooper; 2) John Collinton. 24messuages, 6 gardens, 3 acres and 2 wharvesin Woolwich Picture of Queen Anne

1702



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E/MW/C/0207 Will of George Browne of Horsemonden, gent.,proved 15 Jan 1700/1Relates to lands in Horsemonden andBrenchley in Kent

1700

E/MW/C/0208 Bargain and sale1) Benjamin Taynton of Woolwich andElizabeth, his wife, sister of George Browne2) William Benge of Fair Crouch, Wadhurst,SussexMessuage and ground and iron and brassfurnaces in HorsemondenEnclosed: E/MW/C/208/2Communication with Sir Thomas SpencerWilson relating to above n.d.

1701

E/MW/C/0209 Copy of release and fineSame parties and properties as E/MW/C/0208,18 Nov 1701

c 1708

E/MW/C/0210 Covenant1) Benjamin Taynton and Elizabeth, his wife; 2)John Collinton; 3) John Hooper. To levy fineand suffer recovery of messuages etc. as inE/MW/C/0206

1702

E/MW/C/0211 Bargain and sale1) Benjamin Taynton; 2) James Felton ofWoolwich gent. Ground in High Street,Woolwich

1703

E/MW/C/0212 Lease for 1 year1) Benjamin Taynton; 2) John Hooper. 17messuages in High Street and Hog Lane,Woolwich

1704

E/MW/C/0213 Assignment of lease1) Tobias Pratt of East Greenwich, fisherman; 2) John Downe of Woolwich, bricklayer; 3)Elizabeth Collington of Woolwich, widow.Ground and messuage on N side of HighStreet, Woolwich

1706



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E/MW/C/0214 Bargain and sale1) Walter Stewart and Joseph Hayne; 2) DanielKing, Samuel Barton, Edward Waddington,clerk; 3) Sir William Langhorn of Charlton andThomas Buxton of Charlton Tower Place etc.

1707

E/MW/C/0215 Lease and release1) Samuel Barton, D.D. and EdwardWaddington; 2) Daniel King and Jane, his wife;3) Sir William Langhorn 'Doghouse Marsh, GunWharf' etc. in Woolwich and Plumstead.Attached: schedule of leases2 items

1707

E/MW/C/0216 Bargain and saleSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0215

1707

E/MW/C/0217 Release1) John Hooper; 2) Benjamin Taynton andElizabeth, his wife; 3) Sir William Langhorn. 6messuages in Woolwich. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0217/02 Lease. Same parties andproperty as above, 19 Aug 1708

1708

E/MW/C/0218 Bargain and saleSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0217

1708

E/MW/C/0219 Mortgage1) Sir William Langhorn; 2) Thomas Buxton; 3)John, Duke of Rutland 'Doghouse Marshes' etc.

1708

E/MW/C/0220 Release1) Catherine Chamberlayne of Charlton, widow,daughter of Catherine Crossweller; 2) DameJane Wilson of Charlton House, widow. 2messuages in Warren Lane, Woolwich Seal.Enclosed: E/MW/C/220/2 Lease. Same partiesand property as above, 21 Aug 1804

1804

E/MW/C/0221 ReleaseSame parties as E/MW/C/220/1. Anothermessuage in Warren Lane, Woolwich. Seal.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0221/02 Lease. Sameparties and property as above, 12 Nov 1804

1804



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E/MW/C/0222 Copy of marriage settlement1) Sir William Barne the elder of Woolwich; 2)Sir Percival Harte of Lullingstone, RogerMannwood and Sir John Mannwood; 3) SirWilliam Barne the younger and DorothyMannwood. All manors, messuages, lands etc.of Sir William Barne

1618

E/MW/C/0223 Copy of bargain and sale1) George Barne of Wonersh, Surrey, gent.; 2)Roger Heath of Shalford, Surrey, esq. andHenry Baldwin of Guildford, gent. The BlackHouse, Glasshouse etc. in Woolwich

1652

E/MW/C/0224 Copy of bargain and sale and livery of seisin1) Edward Rolt of Pertenhall, Bedford andNathaniel Rolt of Westminster; 2) JohnRobinson of London, merchant, John Crowdenof Stephney, merchant and Edward Wood of StDunstan in The East, merchant. Tower Place,wharf, warren, marshland, etc.

1654

E/MW/C/0225 Copy of bargain and sale of remainder of lease1) Sir William Barne of Woolwich, Edward Roltand Robert Barne of Grimsby; 2) JohnRobinson. Tower Place etc. as in E/MW/C/0223

1654

E/MW/C/0226 Copies of bargain and sale and assignment oflease1) John Robinson, John Crowther of Stepney,merchant and Edward Wood; 2) William Ryderof London, merchant, Roger Tweedy ofStepney, William Pennoyer of London,merchant. Tower Place etc. as in E/MW/C/02232 items

1654

E/MW/C/0227 Copy of exemplification of recovery1) Edward Althorne, gent.2) John Crowder, gent. and Edward Wood,gent.8 messuages, 1 dovehouse, 16 gardens, 72acres land, 8 acres meadow, 76 acres pasture,146 acres wood, 10 acres furze and heath, 52acres marsh in Woolwich, Plumstead, Bexleyand Eltham

1654



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E/MW/C/0228 Copy of bargain and sale1) Francis Gavell of Woolwich, gent.; 2) RobertTaynton of London, glazier. W end of The BlackHouse, formerly in occupation of John Yardleyand part of garden, orchard and wharf and allnew tenements there

1660

E/MW/C/0229 Copy of bargain and sale1) King Charles II2) Sir Jonas Moore, Surveyor of the Ordnance,Edward Sherborne, Clerk of the Ordnance3) Sir William Prichard4) Daniel KingTower Place and all sugar houses,warehouses, tenements, stables, smith's forgeetc. erected between the mansion house andthe river, and the warren, old orchard,dovehouse and 8 tenements on the warrenextending to the fort built by Prince Rupert,containing in all 32 acres. King undertakes tomaintain sea wall

1676

E/MW/C/0230 Copy of surrender1) Sir Henry Goodricke, Lieutenant General ofthe Ordnance, John Charlton, SurveyorGeneral and Sir Thomas Littleton, clerk of theOrdnance.; 2) Sir William Prichard. Concernsclause in E/MW/C/0229 that King should repairsea wall

1694

PARCEL OF DOCUMENTS RELATING TO ESTATES IN CHARLTON ANDWOOLWICH OFFERED TO SIR WILLIAM LANGHORN

E/MW/C/0231 Particular of Mr Aspin's estate in Woolwich andCharlton offered for sale to Sir WilliamLanghorn

1691

E/MW/C/0232 Similar 'particular' to E/MW/C/0231 but ofearlier date

n.d.

E/MW/C/0233 Copy of will of Jeremy Blackman, proved 31Aug 1668

1668

E/MW/C/0234 Copy of petition of defendants, EdwardCollingwood, William Bampfield and othersconcerning costs of suit in Court of King'sBench brought by widow of Sir William Gifford

1683



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E/MW/C/0235 Letter from Thomas Aspin to Sir WilliamLanghorn concerning sale of his property

1691

E/MW/C/0236 Letter from John Garrett to Sir WilliamLanghorn concerning his offer for Woolwichproperty

1691

E/MW/C/0237 Copy of will of William Merchant of St ClementDanes, merchantProperty includes the 'Blew Mewse' in St Martinin the Fields

1692

E/MW/C/0238 Copy of extract from roll of Court of KingsBench in suit against widow of Sir WilliamGifford

1693

E/MW/C/0239 Copy of deed of gift of £1,0001) Sir William Langhorn; 2) Robert Warren,clerk. For labour in recovering goods ofThomas Langhorn, brother of Sir William

1713

E/MW/C/0240 Copy of Act for vesting lands in trusteesTo be sold for payment of certain debts of SaintLeger Scroop esq. dec. (his wife Elizabethmarried Sir Thomas Aspin)

1690-1691

DEEDS AND PAPERS RELATING TO LANDS IN CHARLTON PURCHASED BYSIR WILLIAM LANGHORN OF MR BOWATER AND SON

E/MW/C/0241 Copy of Mortgage1) Richard Bowater senior, citizen and mercerof London and Richard Bowater, junior, linendraper; 2) John Greening, citizen and tallowchandler of London. Manor of Woolwich

1692-1693

E/MW/C/0242 Copy of bargain and sale1) John Greening and Daniel Fox, citizen andmerchant-taylor of London, Thomas Aspin ofthe Middle Temple and Elizabeth his wife2) Revd. Dr William Graham, Dean of Carlisleand John Harvey of Thurleigh3) Richard Bowater, senior and RichardBowater, juniorManor of Woolwich

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E/MW/C/0243 Copy of releaseSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0242

1692-1693

E/MW/C/0244 Release1) John Greening and Daniel Fox; 2) RichardBowater senior and Richard Bowater junior.Manor of Woolwich

1692-1693

E/MW/C/0245 Copy of order (in Court of King's Bench)Concerning foreclosure of mortgage(E/MW/C/0241)

1699

E/MW/C/0246 Bargain and sale1) Richard Bowater senior and Richard Bowaterjunior2) John Greening and Daniel Fox3) Sir William Langhorn of CharltonManor of WoolwichEnclosed: E/MW/C/246/2-3Indentures of fine1) Sir William Langhorn2) Richard Bowater senior and Richard Bowaterjunior2 messuages, 2 gardens, 2 acres of land, 16acres marsh in parish of Charlton, 1702

1701-1702

E/MW/C/0247 Release1) Richard Bowater senior and Richard Bowaterjunior; 2) Sir William Langhorn. Manor ofWoolwich. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0247/02 Lease.Same parties and property as above, 4 Feb1701

1701-1702

E/MW/C/0248 Bargain and saleSame parties and property as above

1701-1702

E/MW/C/0249 Licence (2 copies) from Sir William Langhorn toRichard Bowater seniorTo pass over his land called the Little Heath inCharlton with carts or carriages

1701-1702

E/MW/C/0250 Abstract of title of lands which Sir WilliamLanghorn purchased of Richard BowaterCharlton and Woolwich 1644-1701

1701

DIVERSE GRANTS OF MESSUAGES AND LAND IN CHARLTON ANDGREENWICH ( INTER ALIA): MAINLY 14th, 15th AND 16th CENTURY



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E/MW/C/0251 Feoffment1) William Wexham and Cristiana his wife ofSouthwark; 2) William Ricarde of Charlton. 1acre land between land of William WexhamNorth and that of John Taylor South

1391

E/MW/C/0252 Feoffment1) John Ridele of Woolwich2) William Rycard of Charlton 1 acre arablebetween land of William Wexham North and theCommon Pasture South

1394

E/MW/C/0253 Quitclaim1) Philip Stoforde of 'Wrytilmersch'; 2) RichardRicard. All actions real or personal

n.d.

E/MW/C/0254 Feoffment1) Adam Gerveys of Charlton; 2) WilliamRicard. 1 acre arable in Carpenters Croftbetween land of Rector of Charlton E & W andthat of Prior of Bermondsey N & S

1381

E/MW/C/0255 Feoffment1) Richard Rykard; 2) William Myrfyn, clerk andRobert Crakalle of East Greenwich. Messuageand garden in Charlton and 1 acre lying in'Carpenters Croft' between lands of Abbey ofBermondsey

1452-1453

E/MW/C/0256 Quitclaim1) William Merfyn, clerk and Robert Crakall; 2)Richard Rykard. Messuage and garden andacre land in 'Carpenters Croft'

1453

E/MW/C/0257 Feoffment1) Margery Lows of Charlton; 2) William Ricard.Acre arable in 'Bysetescroftes' between land ofRalph de Donne S & N and extending to'Byseteslane' in E

1385

E/MW/C/0258 Feoffment1) Richard Rycard; 2) William Pope ofKidbrook. 'Besettiscroft' between 'Besettislane'and land of heirs of Joan Mayhewe E and landof Abbot of Bermondsey W & N

1451



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E/MW/C/0259 Feoffment1) William Pope of Kidbrook; 2) Richard Rycardof Charlton and Johanne his wife. 'Besettiscroft'

1451

E/MW/C/0260 Letter of attorney1) Richard Rycard; 2) William Richard of'Writelmersshe'

1453

E/MW/C/0261 Feoffment1) Thomas Luuse, son of Adam Luuse ofCharlton; 2) John Ryddeley of Woolwich. Landcalled Russelshaw between Land of heirs ofEdmund Prechow W and land of John Benet ofHulle N and the King's highway, E & S

1384

E/MW/C/0262 Feoffment1) William Ricard of Charlton; 2) John Rose ofCharlton. Garden in Charlton between land ofAbbot of Bermondsey E and the King's highwayW, Johanna Beneyt beyond the hill and land ofJohn Rydele N

1392

E/MW/C/0263 Feoffment1) John Rudham of Charlton and Katherine, hiswife; 2) John Yong of Charlton. Land calledSandehawe between land of Abbot ofBermondsey and of Richard Ricard E and landof said Abbot and of Richard Cooper S & Wand the King's highway from Greenwich N.

1449

E/MW/C/0264 Feoffment1) Richard Cooper of Charlton; 2) EdmundHumfrey alias Cotes, Richard Godrich ofBermondsey and John Bogeer of Southwark.Messuage between land late of Adam GerveysN and land of Benedict on the hill S and land ofAbbot of Bermondsey E

1472-1473

E/MW/C/0265 Feoffment1) Edmund Humfrey alias Cotys and JohnLapford; 2) John Tecco of Bermondsey andElizabeth, his wife, John Andevir, clerk, andThomas Thomson. Messuage and gardenbetween the King's highway N and land ofAbbot of Bermondsey E & S

1475



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E/MW/C/0266 Feoffment1) John Tecco of Bermondsey and Elizabeth,his wife, John Andevir, clerk, and ThomasThomson; 2) Laurence Burdon, RogerTrewman and Henry Benet of East Greenwich.Messuage and garden (bounds as inE/MW/C/0265). 4 seals

1476

E/MW/C/0267 Feoffment1) John Tecco of Bermondsey and Elizabeth,his wife, Lawrence Sewale and John Lane; 2)Laurence Burdon, Roger Trewman and HenryBenet. Messuage as in E/MW/C/0264. 4 seals

1476

E/MW/C/0268 Bond for £20 on security of lands in Charlton1) Robert Crosby, gent and Agnes, his wife; 2)Margery Lee of London, widow. 2 seals

1510

E/MW/C/0269 Feoffment1) Thomas Godson, Edwin Whyteston,yeoman, John Champneys, butcher feoffees ofLaurence Burdon, late of East Greenwich,mariner2) William Kydd, clerk and rector of Charlton,William Spark, gent, William Yonge, John Cove,junior, John Mayre, John Edward, RichardSymson, John Staunton and Henry NewbyLittle piece of land in Charlton next to 'le Buttes'

1501

E/MW/C/0270 Quitclaim1) William Pope and John Wynsham; 2)Richard Rycard. Croft called Platonsdenebetween Lovelane E and land of Abbot ofBermondsey S and W, and the King's highwayto Woolwich N

1448

E/MW/C/0271 Feoffment1) Richard Rycard; 2) Thomas Fetherston,citizen and Vintner of London, Roger Cokke ofEast Greenwich and William Pope of Kidbrook.'Platonsdene' as in E/MW/C/0270

1448

E/MW/C/0272 Lease for life and counterpartRent: one red rose. 1) Thomas Fetherston,Roger Cokke and William Pope; 2) RichardRycard. Croft called Platonsdene

1448



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E/MW/C/0273 Lease for life and counterpartRent: one red rose. 1) Thomas Fetherston,Roger Cokke and William Pope; 2) RichardRycard. Croft called Platonsdene

1448

E/MW/C/0274 Feoffment1) Richard Rycard; 2) William Pope of Kidbrookand Margery, his wife. All Rycard's lands andtenements in Charlton

1453

E/MW/C/0275 Lease for lives1) William Pope and Margery, his wife; 2)Richard Rycard and Johanna, his wife, JohnRudham of Charlton, John Byrchet ofWritelmersshe. All lands and tenements inCharlton previously granted by Richard Rycard

1453

E/MW/C/0276 Feoffment1) William Pope and Margery, his wife,daughter and heir of Richard Rycard; 2) JohnRychmond, citizen and girdler of London andJohn Dunton of London, chaplain. All lands andtenements etc. of William Pope in Charlton andEast Greenwich

1464

E/MW/C/0277 Letter of attorney1) William Pope and Margery, his wife; 2)Simon Caryngton, citizen and blacksmith ofLondon

1464

E/MW/C/0278 Quitclaim1) Thomas Buk and Richard Style of EastGreenwich, yeomen; 2) John Richmond andJohn Donton. All rights in land granted to 2) byWilliam Pope and Margery, his wife

1464

E/MW/C/0279 Quitclaim1) Johanne, wife of Richard Rycard, WilliamPope and Margery, his wife; 2) John Richmondand John Dunton. All lands and tenements inCharlton and East Greenwich which 2) had bygrant of William Pope and Margery, his wife

1465

E/MW/C/0280 Quitclaim1) John Yonge of Charlton; 2) John Richmond.All actions real or personal

1469



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E/MW/C/0281 Feoffment1) John Rychmond; 2) David John and Anne,his wife, Thomas Gray, Henry Clement, clerk,Simon Cowper and Thomas Plowden, grocer.All lands and tenements granted by William andMargery Pope

1474

E/MW/C/0282 QuitclaimSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0282

1474

E/MW/C/0283 Feoffment1) David John de Hawnys, Bedford, yeoman; 2)John Lee goldsmith, John Stoyle tailor andRichard Gylys, goldsmith, citizens of London.Lands and tenements granted by JohnRychmond

1505

E/MW/C/0284 Feoffment in fulfilment of will of John Lee1) John Stoyle and Richard Gylys2) Robert Crosby, gent and Agnes, his wife,daughter of John Lee, Robert Le, goldsmith andWilliam Gybson, tailorLands and tenements in Charlton in Charltonand East Greenwich granted by charter ofDavid John of Hawnys

1504

E/MW/C/0285 Confirmation1) Robert Crosby and Agnes, his wife andRobert Le; 2) Margery Lee of London, widow.Some property as E/MW/C/0284

1510

E/MW/C/0286 Indenture of agreement1) Margery Lee, widow; 2) Robert Crosby ofWatford and Agnes, his wife. 'If 1) has benefit oflands and tenements in Charlton and EastGreenwich without let or hindrance a bond for20 marks shall be of none effect'

1510

E/MW/C/0287 Quitclaim1) Agnes Crosby, widow; 2) Margery Lee,widow. Same property as E/MW/C/0285

1512

E/MW/C/0288 Feoffment1) Margery Lee; 2) William Wyllson of EastGreenwich, waterman and Elizabeth, his wife.Same property as E/MW/C/0285

1514



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E/MW/C/0289 Quitclaim1) Margery Lee; 2) William Wylson andElizabeth, his wife. Same property asE/MW/C/0288

1517

E/MW/C/0290 Feoffment1) John Tybbalde of Mycham, husbandman andJohanna, wife of Richard Rykarde2) John YongeOrchard granted by Richard Rykarde lyingbetween waste land of Abbot of Bermondsey N.garden of Richard Rykarde, S. and SandhaweW. and orchard of Richard Rykarde E.

1450

E/MW/C/0291 Feoffment1) Katherine Rodham of Charlton, widow; 2)John Yong. 1 acre arable in field calledMyllefeld between lands of Abbot ofBermondsey E and N, and that of RichardCouper S

1464

E/MW/C/0292 Feoffment1) Richard Cowper of Charlton; 2) WilliamHolme of London, gent and Robert Holme, hisson. Croft called Stonepitts lying between landof Abbot of Bermondsey E and S, land calledRammet W and 'les Gravell pittes' and theKing's highway N

1478

E/MW/C/0293 Feoffment1) Simon Yonge, son and heir of John Yonge; 2) John Mayre. Part of messuage, barn, orchardand garden called Sandehawe (bounds given)

1489

E/MW/C/0294 Feoffment1) Thomas Yonge; 2) John Mayre. Messuageand garden called Sandehawe lying betweenland of David John E, and land of John Mayre,late of Simon Yonge W

1491

E/MW/C/0295 Feoffment1) Richard Couper of Charlton; 2) RichardSaunder, citizen and 'malemaker' of London,Henry Vyolet of Bromley and William Rychardof 'Writelmersshe'. All 1)'s lands and tenementsin Charlton

1452



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E/MW/C/0296 Feoffment1) John Gillot of Charlton and Mariona, his wife,daughter of John Rudham2) Thomas Turk, citizen and fisherman ofLondon, Stephen Cristmasse esq. and ThomasRoger gent.1 acre arable land between land of RichardCowper N. and land of Abbot of Bermondsey E.S. and W.

1467

E/MW/C/0297 Feoffment1) Richard Cowper of Charlton; 2) GodfreySpark and Richard Blessot, gent. RobertTowker, John de Dene and William Cowper,husbandman. Lands and tenements in Charlton

1473

E/MW/C/0298 Feoffment1) Richard Cowper; 2) William Holme, RobertLeche, Robert Holme and William Taillor aliasMower. Lands and tenements in Charlton

1474

E/MW/C/0299 Quitclaim1) Richard Couper; 2) William Holme andRobert Holme. 4 acres called Lovelandbetween the King's highway and Parson's CroftE and land of Abbot of Bermondsey W and N

1478

E/MW/C/0300 Quitclaim1) Robert Holme; 2) William Holme, his father.Rights in Stonepitte and Loveland

1480

E/MW/C/0301 Feoffment1) William Holme; 2) Robert Holme, ThomasPraty, chaplain, Thomas Clyfford and HenryStrother. Lands and tenements in'Writtelmerssh' Charlton and Kidbrook

1480

E/MW/C/0302 Feoffment1) William Holme and Robert Holme; 2) John aDeane of Wretilmersh and Margaret, his wife.Lands and tenements in Charlton

1482

E/MW/C/0303 Quitclaim1) Richard Cowper; 2) John a Deane ofWretilmersh and Margaret, his wife. All hisrights in Charlton

1482



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E/MW/C/0304 Feoffment1) Robert Holme, son of William Holme, gent.; 2) John a Dene and Margaret his wife. Croftcontaining 2 acres called Stonepitte and 4acres called Loveland

1482

E/MW/C/0305 Will of John a Dene, proved 8 May 1489 1489

E/MW/C/0306 Feoffment1) Richard Knyght, citizen and fishmonger ofLondon and Hugh Hunt of London, gent.; 2)John Mayer of Charlton. 1 acre arable lyingbetween land of Richard Cowper N, and land ofAbbot of Bermondsey E S and W

1490

E/MW/C/0307 Will of John MayreBequeathing house in Charlton to Margery, hiswife, for her life and afterwards to his son,John. Proved 15 Sep 1495

1495

E/MW/C/0308 Will of John Mayre, son of John Mayre inE/MW/C/0307Bequeathing his lands and tenements to Alice,his wife. Proved 9 Sep 1521

1521

E/MW/C/0309 Scrap of paper with heading 'for Stonepyttesand Smythfield Groves'

c 1593

E/MW/C/0310 Feoffment1) John Poteman of 'Wrytilmersh'; 2) JohnCheseman of East Greenwich. All lands andtenements in town and fields of Charlton whichPoteman had from William Ricard junior

1381

E/MW/C/0311 Feoffment1) John Clement of Charlton; 2) William Ricardand Johanna, his wife. Messuage and curtilagein Charlton lying between land of Prior ofBermondsey S, the King's highway E, 'le sondhawe' W and 'le fote path' N

1386



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E/MW/C/0312 Feoffment1) John Clement; 2) William Ricard andJohanne, his wife. Messuage and curtilage inCharlton lying between land of Prior ofBermondsey N, of John Beneyt beyond the hillS, the King's highway E and of John Beneytsenior, W

1386

E/MW/C/0313 Feoffment1) John Ryddelay of Woolwich; 2) WalterKebbyl of Charlton. Curtilage between land ofWilliam Couper W, the King's highway E and Sand land of William Ricard N

1394

E/MW/C/0314 Quitclaim1) William Couper; 2) Walter Kebbyl. Curtilagein Charlton

1394

E/MW/C/0315 Feoffment1) Walter Kebbel2) Michael Cornual and RichardRichardsAll Kebbel's lands and tenements in Charltonand Greenwich Endorsement: 'that the above isin trust that the feoffees should grant to the wifeof Walter Kebbel a hall, kitchen and 3 acresland in Greenwich and to his daughter 13 acresland etc. in Greenwich and that they should sellthe field called 'Platenysdene' and distribute themoney for the benefit of Kebbel's soul

1419

E/MW/C/0316 Feoffment1) Richard Richard; 2) Robert Cheseman ofEast Greenwich, Philip de Dene of Woolwichand John Cok of household of Duke ofGloucester. All Richard's lands and tenements,goods and chattels in Kent

1442

E/MW/C/0317 Quitclaim1) Robert Cheseman, Philip de Dene and JohnCok of Borstall; 2) Richard Rycard. All rights inlands and tenements granted by RichardRycard

1446



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E/MW/C/0318 Feoffment1) Richard Rycard; 2) John Wynsham andWilliam Pope. Tenement, kitchen and garden inCharlton between land of William Pope S andW, land of Richard Rycard N and the King'shighway E, all lately granted by Mabille Kybell,widow

1446

E/MW/C/0319 Letter of attorney of Richard Cabull, WilliamSay and Thomas de Rowe to Roger Tolle totake seisin of 2 messuages in Charlton fromRichard Ricard

1446-1447

E/MW/C/0320 Feoffment1) Richard Ricard and John Wynsham; 2)Richard Cabull, William Say and Thomas delRowe. 2 messuages in Charlton bought fromWalter Kebbell and then described as curtilage

1446-1447

E/MW/C/0321 Quitclaim1) John Wynsham and William Pope; 2)Richard Cabull, William Say and Thomas delRowe. 2 messuages in Charlton

1446-1447

E/MW/C/0322 Feoffment1) Thomas del Rowe; 2) Edmund Humfrey aliasCotys, Richard Goderyche, gent. and JohnBagger, baker. 2 messuages and garden lyingbetween land late of William Couper W and theKing's highway E and S and land late of WilliamRicard N

1473

E/MW/C/0323 Letter of attorney of Thomas del Roweappointing Richard Pyttis and Laurence Sewallto deliver seisin

1473

E/MW/C/0324 Feoffment1) Edmund Humfrey alias Cotys, RichardGodderich and John Bagger; 2) Thomas Roger,gent., Robert Spayne, citizen and scrivener ofLondon, and Richard Kene, chaplain, 2messuages and garden as in E/MW/C/0322

1474

E/MW/C/0325 Feoffment1) Thomas Roger, gent.; 2) Robert Turke of theKing's Household, gent. Same property asE/MW/C/0322

1508



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E/MW/C/0326 Feoffment1) Robert Turke of the King's Household; 2)John Fasakerley of the King's Household.Same property as E/MW/C/0322

1512

E/MW/C/0327 Grant in trust1) Katherine Holme, daughter of William Holme;2) William Cornyshe of the King's Chapel,Robert Hogan, Jacob Mighell, yeoman andHenry Cornyshe. Messuage, barn, croft, andgarden formerly of Robert Turke and afterwardsof John Fasakerley alias Brent

1522-1523

E/MW/C/0328 Feoffment1) Robert Hogan, Jacob Mighell and HenryCornyshe; 2) William Holme of the King'sCellar. Same property as E/MW/C/0327

1527

E/MW/C/0329 Feoffment1) William Holme; 2) Robert Hogan, JohnJohnson, Jacob Mighell and Robert a Lee.Same property as E/MW/C/0327

1527

E/MW/C/0330 Bargain and sale1) John Dunce of East Wycombe, gent.; 2)Robert Hogan, master cook for the King'smouth. 2 woods containing 13 acres

1529

E/MW/C/0331 Feoffment and note of livery of seisin1) John Cracheroode gent. and ThomasGoding of East Greenwich; 2) Robert Hogan,Roger Barker, citizen and innholder of LondonRichard Gressham, citizen and mercer ofLondon, and John Johnson. 2 woods asE/MW/C/330

1529

E/MW/C/0332 Quitclaim1) John Dunce; 2) Robert Hogan, RogerBarker, Richard Gressham and John Johnson.2 woods as E/MW/C/0330

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E/MW/C/0333 Feoffment with note of seisin and counterpart1) Richard Gresham, knight, citizen andalderman of London and Johanna Barker,widow of Roger Barker, executor of will ofRobert Hogan; 2) Edward Wylkynson, cook.Half of a wood containing 5 acres formerlybought from John Dunce of Wycombe2 items

1542

E/MW/C/0334 Quitclaim1) Ralph Hogan of East Greenwich, cook; 2)Robert Hogan, cook. 3 acres of wood formerlyof Edward Wilkynson

1543-1544

E/MW/C/0335 Quitclaim1) John Warde, citizen and clothworker ofLondon and Johanna, his wife (late wife ofWilliam Gregorye); 2) Edward Wilkynson.Stonepitts abutting on Charlton Grove S

1546

E/MW/C/0336 Bond to carry out transfer of property inE/MW/C/0335

1546

E/MW/C/0337 Feoffment1) Nicholas Golyghtly of East Greenwich,yeoman, William Boteyn and Thomas Caleyalias Sudborowe; 2) Robert Hogan, JohnJohnson and Robert a Lee. 4 acres near leStonepyttes between land of John Mayre E andW, and the King's highway N

1530

E/MW/C/0338 Quitclaim1) Nicholas Golyghtly; 2) Robert Hogan. Allrights in E/MW/C/0337

1530

E/MW/C/0339 Feoffment1) Sir Richard Gresham, Roger Barker andJohn Johnson; 2) Ralph and Robert Hogan.Wood containing 8 acres bought from JohnDunce

1540

E/MW/C/0340 Feoffment1) Richard Gresham, Roger Barker, executor ofRobert Hogan and John Johnson; 2) Ralph,Robert and Andrew Hogan. Wood in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0341 Letter of attorney of Richard Gresham andRoger BarkerAppointing Thomas Hawes and John Wylford todeliver possession of property in E/MW/C/0340

1541

E/MW/C/0342 Letter of attorney of Ralph and Robert HoganAppointing Nicholas Dowsing to receivepossession of wood in Charlton from RichardGresham and Roger Barker

1541

E/MW/C/0343 Copy of indenture of fine1) Francis Hopkyns, pl.; 2) John Warde andJohanna his wife, def. 3 messuages, garden,orchard in East Greenwich

1548

E/MW/C/0344 Bond of Ralph and Robert Hogan to convey toEdward Wylkynson wood in Charlton

1543-1544

E/MW/C/0345 Indenture of fine1) Edward Wylkynson, pl.; 2) John Warde andJohanna, his wife, def. Messuage, curtilage,barn, stable, orchard, garden, 6 acres land, 16acres woodland in Charlton2 items

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E/MW/C/0346 MemorandumThat Johanna Ward, cousin and heir of RobertHoggans took possession of house and land inCharlton and gave possession of same toEdward Wylkynson the same day

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E/MW/C/0347 Feoffment1) John Warde of Smithfield and Johanna, hiswife2) Edward Wylkynson, master cook of theKing's HouseholdMessuage, curtilage, garden, orchard, 6 acresarable in Stonepitts abutting on Palmers landon W. and E., 16 acres of wood all of whichJohanna claims as cousin and heir to RobertHoggens

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E/MW/C/0349 Bargain and sale and note of livery of seisin1) Thomas Banks of London, merchant; 2)Thomas Batt and Joan his wife, of Charlton. 4messuages in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0350 Indenture of fine1) Edward Wylkynson pl.; 2) Thomas Batt andJohanna, his wife, def. 3 messuages, 3 gardensand 3 curtilages

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E/MW/C/0351 Bond of Thomas Batt to fulfil covenants inE/MW/C/0350

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E/MW/C/0352 Note of date of burial of Joan Warde inchurchyard of St Botolph Aldersgate 14 Feb1562/3Extracted from the register

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E/MW/C/0353 Bill of complaint of Andrew Huggens in Court ofChancery concerning messuage, 6 acrespasture and 16 acres woodland in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0354 Writ to William Roper and Richard HaywoodTo examine Edward Wylkynson and obtainfrom him answer to petition of Andrew Huggenspresented in Court of Chancery

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E/MW/C/0356 Summary of grants and actions of RobertHuggensConcerning lands in East Greenwich, Charltonand Kent

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E/MW/C/0357 Bill of fees in case of Edward Wylkynson versusHuggens

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E/MW/C/0359 Feoffment1) Bridget Shelley, widow of Thomas Shelley; 2) George Shelley, her son. Messuage calledSandehawe, Well Close, Stone Pittes, LittleStone Pittes and 2 acres near Millefeilde, all ofwhich Bridget acquired from her brother, JohnPalmer

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E/MW/C/0360 Lease for 21 years1) Thomas Shelley of Loughton and Bridget hiswife; 2) John Stakes of Kidbrook. Messuage, 4acres land, Well Close, Great Stone Pittes,Little Stone Pittes and 2 acres abutting onMilfielde

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E/MW/C/0362 Bond of Thomas and Bridget Shelley to fulfilcovenants in E/MW/C/0360

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E/MW/C/0363 Indentures of fine1) Edward and John Hyde; 2) George Shelleyand Anne, his wife. 5 messuages, 2 cottages, 4barns, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 20 acres land, 10acres pasture, 2 acres wood

1593

E/MW/C/0364 Assignment1) Edward Hyde; 2) Stephen Wilkinson. Bondfor £300 executed by George Shelley 19 June1593. Seal. Note on deed that 1 deed 'wastaken off and put in Museum 23/5/05'

1593

E/MW/C/0365 Transfer of lease1) John Stakes; 2) Stephen Wilkinson. Sameproperty as E/MW/C/360

1594

E/MW/C/0366 Bond of William Whittingham of 'MagnaMynterne', Dorset to Stephen and RichardWilkinson

1598

E/MW/C/0367 Indenture of fine1) Richard and Stephen Wilkinson; 2) WilliamWhittingham and Anne, his wife. 2 messuagesin Charlton

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E/MW/C/0368 Receipt of William Whittingham for £50 paid by1) in E/MW/C/0367

1598

E/MW/C/0369 Bond of William Whittingham and WilliamBampfield of 'Woolcombe' to Edward Chicke tofulfil covenants in 'Bargain and Sale' of samedate concerning tenements in Charlton

1609

E/MW/C/0370 Abstract of deeds relating to lands of WidowShelley3 items

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E/MW/C/0371 Copy of will of Edward Wilkinson, proved 9 Mar1567/8

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E/MW/C/0372 Will of Stephen Wilkinson proved Sep 1603 1603

E/MW/C/0373 Page of notes relating to legal proceedingsconcerning will of Stephen Wilkinson

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E/MW/C/0374 Release1) Martin Bowes, younger son of Sir MartinBowes late alderman of City of London; 2)George and John Barne, haberdashers. Alllands formerly conveyed to 2) by ThomasBowes, brother of 1)

1570

E/MW/C/0375 Quitclaim1) Thomas Bowes, son and heir of Sir MartinBowes; 2) George and John Barne. All 1)'sproperty in Woolwich, Wycombe, Plumsteadand Bexley and elsewhere in Kent

1573

E/MW/C/0376 Bargain and sale1) Robert Maryell of Dartford, gent. and Susan,his wife; 2) Nicholas Somer of Dartford, brewer.Messuage, 1 acre land called Stockwell

1620-1621

E/MW/C/0377 Bond of Francis Gravell to Robert Taynton tofulfil covenants in bargain and sale

1660

E/MW/C/0378 Certificate of ordination of Edward Wilson asdeacon Seal of Bishop of Chichester

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E/MW/C/0379 Certificate of ordination of Edward Wilson aspriest

1680

E/MW/C/0380 Certificate of admission of Edward Wilson torectory of Bletchingley in Sussex

1680

E/MW/C/0381 Indenture of fine1) Adam Newton and Katherine his wife pl.2) Sir James Erskine, def.Manor of Charlton, 6 messuages, 10 cottages,6 barns, dovecot, 10 gardens, 6 orchards, 260acres land, 100 acres meadow, 200 acrespasture, 200 acres wood, 150 acres heath andmarsh

1607

E/MW/C/0382 Indenture of fine1) Adam Newton pl.; 2) John Taylor andJohanna his wife, def. 2 messuages and 2gardens in Charlton

1611

E/MW/C/0383 Indentures of fine1) Henry Newton, pl.; 2) Richard Stoner andJane his wife, def. 3 messuages, cottage, 9acres land in Charlton and third part of 6messuages, 3 cottages, 2 gardens, 2 orchards,20 acres land, 4 acres meadow and 12 acrespasture2 items

1630

E/MW/C/0384 Indenture of fine1) John Collinton, pl.; 2) Benjamin Taynton andElizabeth, his wife, def. 17 messuages, 7cottages, 2 barns, 2 stables, 3 gardens, 3orchards, 3 acres land and 2 wharves inWoolwich

1702

E/MW/C/0385 Indenture of fine1) James Felton, gent.; 2) Benjamin Tayntonand Elizabeth, his wife def. Messuage, cottage,barn and 1 rod in Woolwich

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E/MW/C/0386 Indentures of fine1) William Langhorn, pl.; 2) Daniel King andJane, his wife def. 50 messuages, 2 barns, 2stables, 2 gardens, 40 acres land, 30 acresmeadow, 40 acres pasture, 50 acres saltmarsh,wharf, market etc. in Woolwich and Plumstead2 items

1707-1708

E/MW/C/0387 Indentures of fine1) William Langhorn, pl.; 2) Elizabeth Spooner,widow, Augustine Taylor and Elizabeth, his wifeand Anne Pargiter, def. 3 messuages and acreland in Charlton2 items

1708

E/MW/C/0388 Indentures of fine1) William Langhorn, pl.; 2) Benjamin Tayntonand Elizabeth, his wife, def. 23 messuages, 2gardens, 2 acres land and wharf in Woolwich2 items

1708

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CORRESPONDENCE, AGREEMENTS AND RELATED PAPERS

E/MW/C/0400 Bundle of documents concerning exchange ofparsonage house and glebe at Charlton for newhouse and groundBetween Revd. Arthur Drummond, rector ofCharlton and Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson.Includes survey and plan by Henry Harrison,surveyor, Commission of Enquiry by Bishop ofRochester and copies of the Kent Herald for 25Aug and 1 and 8 Sept 1831

1831

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E/MW/C/0441 Articles of agreement1) Henry Seymour Conway, LieutenantGeneral, and other officers of H.M. Ordnance; 2) John Jones and Margaretta Maria his wife.Right to exercise men and fire cannon andother pieces of artillery, belonging to theArtillery, on part of Woolwich Common2 items

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E/MW/C/0442 Articles of agreement1) Sir William Howe, Lieutenant General ofH.M. Ordnance and others; 2) Sir ThomasWilson. Same right as E/MW/C/04412 items

1784

E/MW/C/0443 Notice from office of Ordnance to Lady Wilsonand Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson to treat for saleof part of Little Heath and Charlton Common

1803

E/MW/C/0444 Bundle of miscellaneous papers relating to landtaken by H.M. Ordnance on Little Heath andCharlton Common

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E/MW/C/0477 Bill of fees for valuation etc. of CharltonCommon

1804

E/MW/C/0478 Valuation of Little Heath and Charlton Commontaken by H.M. Ordnance

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E/MW/C/0479 Application (2 copies) to Exchequer forcompensation for land takenTo be paid in cash, including abstract of actsand transactions leading up to transfer2 items

1805

E/MW/C/0480 Act for supplying town and parish of Woolwichwith water and for amending act relating toerection of market house in said town

1808

E/MW/C/0481 Packet of letters and papers, mainly addressedto Sir Thomas Maryon WilsonConcerning obstruction of Church Lane by S.Roupel, enlargement of Charlton churchyard,lease of Charlton villa (Sir Thomas Hislop'shouse), and enfranchisement of Hillfield forschool site133 items

1839-1853

E/MW/C/0482 Counsel's opinion concerning alteration of roadby S wall of Charlton Park and a sketch plan

1824

E/MW/C/0483 Agreement to Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Robert Medhurst.Ground on S. side of Shooters Hill Road

1808

E/MW/C/0484 Agreement to LeaseSame parties as E/MW/C/0483. Another pieceof land near Shooters Hill Road

1809

E/MW/C/0485 Memorandum of agreement between DameJane Wilson and James Nicholls that lattercould enclose land S of Shooters Hill Road

1815

E/MW/C/0486 Notes on entitlement of Dame Jane Wilson towaste land adjoining Shooters Hill Road

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E/MW/C/0487 Draft release1) John Remington Mills of Stamford Hill; 2) -Rickards; 3) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson. Pieceof marshland abutting on Woolwich Road onwhich to build new schools

1859

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E/MW/C/0495 Abstract of title of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson tomarshland in Charlton

1859

E/MW/C/0496 2 draft descriptions and two pages of notesconcerning E/MW/C/0487

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E/MW/C/0500 2 plans: one printed of new school buildings inCharlton, and one on tracing paper showingintended drain for collecting springs nearCharlton

c 1859

E/MW/C/0501 2 plans: one printed of new school buildings inCharlton, and one on tracing paper showingintended drain for collecting springs nearCharlton

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E/MW/C/0502 Letters from solicitor of Ordnance, Sir T.M.Wilson and William LyddonWith plans concerning repository boundary walldispute between Sir Thomas Maryon Wilsonand officers of Ordnance5 items

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E/MW/C/0503 Letters concerning Woolwich Dockyard 1845

E/MW/C/0503/01 Draft letter from William Lyddon on behalf of SirThomas Maryon Wilson to Lords of Admiralty

E/MW/C/0503/02 Letter from James Black, secretary toConsumers Gas Company, to Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson concerning same asE/MW/C/0503/01Relating to space taken at end of WoolwichDockyard

1845

E/MW/C/0504 Correspondence between Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and Commissioners of AdmiraltyConcerning building of wall and its subsequentremoval around mark on mound called Cox'sMount on line of magnetic meridian fromcompass observatory at Greenwich3 items

1845

E/MW/C/0505 Cases and opinions concerning holding ofCharlton FairIncludes copy resolution by Woolwich LocalBoard of Health against holding fair alsotermination of lease of market garden to WilliamBayley3 items

1830-1863

E/MW/C/0506 Records relating to water supply 1809-1811

E/MW/C/0506/01 Printed Act of Parliament for supplying water toDeptford, Greenwich

1845

E/MW/C/0506/02 Printed Act of Parliament 1809

E/MW/C/0506/03 Instructions to Counsel at King's Bench, LadyWilson v Company of Proprietors of KentWaterworks, to demand arrears of rentEnabling proprietors of Kent Water Works toraise further sum of money for making andextending same

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E/MW/C/0507 Bundle of papers in case George Jones vRevd. Robert WarrenConcerning dividends payable to CharltonAlmhouses16 items

1743-1752

MANORIAL COURT ROLLS AND RELATED PAPERS

E/MW/C/0508 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons and Views of Frankpledge

1562-1584

E/MW/C/0509 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons and Views of FrankpledgeConcludes with list on paper of defaulters fromsuit of court

1607-1624

E/MW/C/0510 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons, lists of tenants, presentments, fines

1628-1635

E/MW/C/0511 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons, lists of tenants, presentments, fines

1635-1639

E/MW/C/0512 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons and Court Leets

1655-1666

E/MW/C/0513 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containing CourtBarons and Views of Frankpledge

1668-1674

E/MW/C/0514 Court Rolls of Charlton Manor, containingextracts from View of Frankpledge and CourtBaron and lists of fines

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E/MW/C/0515 Papers in Chancery Suit1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson, and DameJane, his wife; 2) William Peers. Perpetuationof testimony of witnesses to will of John Maryon8 items

1785-1786

E/MW/C/0516 Charlton court records 15---1762

E/MW/C/0516/01 List of rolls of Charlton courts kept in QueenElizabeth's reign

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E/MW/C/0516/03 List of rolls of Charlton Courts kept at Charltonfor Sir Adam Newton and Sir Henry in the reignof King Charles

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E/MW/C/0516/04 Particular of properties in Charlton 1608

E/MW/C/0516/05 Rough draft headed 'Paynes and ordersheretofore made at severall Courts .... and nowrevived'

1635

E/MW/C/0516/06 Extracts of issues, fines of Court Leet andCourt Baron

1663-1685

E/MW/C/0516/07 Warrant of Sir William Langhorn appointingThomas Power of Clements Inn, steward ofmanor of Charlton

1693

E/MW/C/0516/08 Draft presentments, lists of jurors, notices oforders of court

1693-1708

E/MW/C/0516/09 Letters from John Peryear, steward of CharltonManor, to John Jones concerning calling ofmanor court and rights and duties thereof

1762

COPY DEEDS AND PAPERS

E/MW/C/0518 Bundle of accounts, receipts andcorrespondenceRelating to parish expences and to tithe,including estimate for phaeton with fulldescription, 183930 items

1822-1840

E/MW/C/0519 Copy of deed of grant of tithe rentcharge byRector of Charlton and othersFor new district church of St Paul, Charlton

1862

E/MW/C/0520 Same as E/MW/C/0519 for St Thomas,Woolwich

1862

E/MW/C/0521 Copy of indenture of sale1) Sir William Langhorn; 2) Robert Warren,clerk, and Dorothy, his wife. Ground with 2cottages and field abutting on green belongingto old parsonage

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E/MW/C/0522 Extract from conveyance to Sir SpencerMaryon Maryon Wilson of land in ElliscombeRoad, Charlton giving stipulations as to building

1887

E/MW/C/0523 List of leases granted by Sir Thomas MaryonWilsonLand and premises at Woolwich and Charltonwith consent of George Loader and WilliamThomas Wade, trustees of will of Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson appointed by Court ofChancery, July 1853

1853-1860

E/MW/C/0524 Attested copy of counterpart lease1) Robert Prioleau Roupell and FrancisDumergue 2) Robert Boyd of Belfast; 3) WilliamCook of Charlton. Cherry Tree House,Blackheath. With plan

1848

E/MW/C/0525 Extract from conveyance1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson 2) Minister andChurchwardens of St. Thomas', Woolwich.Ground on East side of Sandpits for school

1855

E/MW/C/0526 Copy of agreement for yearly tenancy1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) AlexanderBennet Wilson and Thomas Taylor, overseersof parish of Charlton. National school room.With plan

1868

E/MW/C/0527 Copy of draft conveyance1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) H.M.Commissioners for Building New Churches.Ground abutting Charlton Churchyard

1842

LEASES AND AGREEMENTS

E/MW/C/0528 Lease1) George Duncombe of Shalford, Surrey,Roger Heath of Shalford and Henry Baldwin ofGuildford2) Ananias Henry, Joshua Henry and JohnHenry, all of WoolwichGlass House, Woolwich, barn, stable, yard inoccupation of above, part of dwelling houseformerly used by Sir Robert Mansell's workmen,small cottage near wharf, and part of wharf

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E/MW/C/0529 Lease1) Sir William Prichard, Knight and alderman ofLondon; 2) Robert Leonard of Woolwich,waterman. House and ground formerlyoccupied by Philip Story and abutting onPrichard's Wharf. With plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0529/02 Memorandum concerningaddition of ground 10 feet by 3 feet

1692

E/MW/C/0530 Lease1) Sir William Langhorn; 2) Francis Palmes ofSt. Anne, Westminster. House and premisesand 2 fields containing 5 acres in Charlton, latein tenure of Francis Sadler

1712

E/MW/C/0531 Lease1) As in E/MW/C/0530; 2) Robert Warren ofCharlton, clerk and Dorothy, his wife; 3) RobertSherard of Lincoln's Inn. Messuage andgreenhouse etc. formerly in occupation ofWilliam Halton and part of yard late of WidowRowlright

1713

E/MW/C/0532 Counterpart Lease3 acres pasture late in occupation of FrancisSteadwell fronting messuage of William Halton

1713

E/MW/C/0533 Lease and CounterpartWeavers Field containing 1 acre abutting onroad from Charlton to Shooters Hill Road2 items

1714

E/MW/C/0534 Lease and Counterpart 1722

E/MW/C/0534/01 Lease1) Sir Baldwyn Conyers of Great Staughton,Hunts; 2) William Horsepool of Charlton, limeburner. Messuage and ground in Charltonadjoining messuage of Samuel Martin

1722

E/MW/C/0534/02 Counterpart Lease1) As in E/MW/C/0534/01; 2) John Withers ofPlumstead, gent. Messuage etc. in Charltonbetween houses in occupation of John Weightand William Drew

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E/MW/C/0535 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0534/01; 2) Revd. RobertSpencer, vicar of Rudham, Norfolk. Messuagein Woolwich High Street abutting on Castle andlate in occupation of Joseph Pratt

1726

E/MW/C/0536 Lease1) Elizabeth and Sarah Weight of Charlton; 2)John Hood of Woolwich, carpenter. Part of yardof Bugle Horn in Charlton, with smith's shopetc.

1734

E/MW/C/0537 Counterpart Lease1) Margaret Maryon of White Roding, Essexand John Maryon, clerk, her son; 2) WalterMitchell of Ratcliff, cheesemonger. MansionHouse in Woolwich late in the occupation ofThomas Bursey, waterman, and in the mainstreet leading to the church

1736

E/MW/C/0538 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0537; 2) Elizabeth Weight andSarah Weight. The Bugle Horn and 7 1/2 acresof marshland in Charlton, late of John Weight

1734

E/MW/C/0539 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0537; 2) George Barton ofWoolwich, rope maker, John Fendall ofWoolwich, gent. Market place, stables, wharfetc. in Woolwich, late in the occupation ofStephen Swift

1737

E/MW/C/0540 Counterpart lease1) As E/MW/C/0537; 2) George Carpenter ofCharlton, victualler. The Bugle Horn (exceptingground lately enclosed from the yard) and 7 1/2acres of marshland

1738

E/MW/C/0541 Lease1) Joseph Jones of East Greenwich, waterman,and Sarah, his wife; 2) John Maryon of WhiteRoding, clerk. A moiety of Glasshouse Yard,Woolwich

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E/MW/C/0542 Lease and Counterpart1) Margaret Maryon & John Maryon, clerk; 2)Mark Orton of Woolwich, carpenter. Glass YardWharf etc. in Woolwich. Lower part of lease cutaway2 items

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E/MW/C/0543 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0542; 2) William Drew ofCharlton, blacksmith. 2 messuages and asmith's shop etc. in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0544 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0542; 2) Simeon Hill ofWoolwich, gent. Market place etc. in Woolwich,late in the occupation of George Barton

1742

E/MW/C/0545 Lease and Counterpart1) As E/MW/C/0542; 2) Edward Wilson ofCharlton, gent. Messuage and garden inCharlton2 items

1742

E/MW/C/0546 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0542; 2) John Bryant ofWoolwich, carpenter. Glass Yard Wharf, crane,etc. and dwelling house in Woolwich

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E/MW/C/0547 Counterpart Lease1) Edmund Smyth, mariner, by Anne his wife,and Rev. Langhorn Warren, Rector of Charlton;2) Samuel Plummer of Cliffords Inn, gent. Partof the Longhouse messuage etc. in Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0547/02-03Correspondence relating to above

1742

E/MW/C/0548 Lease and Counterpart1) Margaret Maryon and John Maryon, clerk; 2)Richard Gilpin of Woolwich, victualler. TheKing's Head in the market place, Woolwich2 items

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E/MW/C/0549 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0548; 2) Mary Raw of Woolwich,widow. 2 messuages at the Bell Water Gate inWoolwich

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E/MW/C/0550 Conterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0548; 2) William Davis ofCharlton, gardener. Messuage in Charlton inoccupation of (2)

1744

E/MW/C/0551 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0548; 2) John Street ofBeadonwell, Erith, gent. Messuage and stableetc. in Woolwich late in the occupation of SarahHawkins

1745

E/MW/C/0552 Lease and Counterpart1) As E/MW/C/0548; 2) John Hare of Woolwich,James Salmon and Richard Hare of Limehouse& Co. The Crown at Bellwater Gate, Woolwich,now in the occupation of John Scholar,victualler2 items

1745

E/MW/C/0553 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0548; 2) Henry Tasker ofDartford, brewer. The sign of the Dover Castlein Woolwich lately occupied by Mary Trigg

1745

E/MW/C/0554 Counterpart Lease1) Rev. John Maryon of White Rooding, Essex;2) James Thomas of Woolwich, shipwright. Thesign of the Crown at the Bell Watergate inWoolwich

1746

E/MW/C/0555 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0554; 2) John Hare, SarahSalmon, Richard Hare, copartners in abrewhouse. Glasshouse yard wharf etc. inWoolwich

1749-1750

E/MW/C/0556 Counterpart Lease1) As in; 2) in E/MW/C/0555; 2) John Bryant ofWoolwich, carpenter. Property asE/MW/C/0555

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E/MW/C/0558 Counterpart Lease1) As in E/MW/C/0557; 2) John Hare, SarahSalmon and Richard Hare, brewers. 2messuages in Charlton and a small messuageon the East of Little Heath there and 2 closescontaining 6 acres

1753

E/MW/C/0559 Counterpart Lease1) As in E/MW/C/0557; 2) Albert Nesbitt ofBishopsgate Street. Messuage in Charlton latein occupation of Thomas Fletcher. Bottom partof lease cut away

1755

E/MW/C/0560 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0557; 2) John Hare, RichardHare, and John Salmon. The sign of the Dukeof Cumberland in Woolwich High Street

1756

E/MW/C/0561 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0557; 2) Earl of Ancram.Messuage in Charlton now occupied by (2) butlately by Lieut. Whitmore and a field calledBarker's Piece containing 3 and a half acres

1757

E/MW/C/0562 Lease and Counterpart1) As E/MW/C/0557; 2) James Ritchie ofWoolwich, chandler. Messuage in Woolwichlately rebuilt2 items

1758

E/MW/C/0563 Assignment of Lease1) Montague Bloomer of Charlton; 2) CorbynMorris of Westminster. Remainder of lease ofthe Longhouse etc. in Charlton

1759

E/MW/C/0564 Lease1) Rev. John Maryon; 2) Peter Robert Luart ofthe City of London, merchant. Messuage inCharlton lately in the occupation of AlbertNesbitt

1759

E/MW/C/0565 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0564; 2) William John Andrews,merchant. Messuage in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0566 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0564; 2) Katherine Payne ofWoolwich, widow. Messuage in New Street,Woolwich abutting E on a house in theoccupation of William Constable and W on ahouse in the occupation of Esther Palmer,widow

1759

E/MW/C/0567 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0564; 2) Thomas Hambly ofDeptford, shipwright. 6 marshes containing 35acres etc. in Plumstead

1759

E/MW/C/0568 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0564; 2) John Burrows late ofWoolwich but now of Charlton, innkeeper.Messuage in Charlton called the Bugle Hornlate in the occupation of George Carpenter

1760

E/MW/C/0569 Counterpart Lease1) Margaretta Maria Weller; 2) ShovellBlackwood of Charlton. Messuage in Charltonoccupied by (2)

1761

E/MW/C/0570 Counterpart Lease1) William Earl of Ancram; 2) John Borras ofCharlton, yeoman. 3 pieces of marsh inCharlton containing 11 acres 2 roods and useof wharf

1762

E/MW/C/0571 Counterpart Lease1) John Jones of Great George Street,Westminster and Margaretta Maria, his wife; 2)Richard Remnant of Woolwich, victualler. Thesign of the Blacksmith's Arms in Woolwich

1763

E/MW/C/0572 Lease and Counterpart1) As E/MW/C/5712) Richard Hare and Robert Salmon, brewersand Co-partners 4 messuages - the sign of theKing's Head in the Market Place, the sign of theHat and Feather, late the Castle, the sign of theKing's Head opposite the Brewery of (2) andthe sign of the Crown and Cushion on MarketHill2 items

1765



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E/MW/C/0573 Counterpart LeaseSame parties as E/MW/C/0572. Market, markethouse etc. in Woolwich

1766

E/MW/C/0574 LeaseSame parties as E/MW/C/0572. The sign of theQueen's Head by Bellwater Gate in Woolwichand the adjoining house in occupation of MaryHigg

1766

E/MW/C/0575 Lease1) As E/MW/C/5712) Henry Arthur Fellowes of St James'sWestminsterThe old parsonage house at Charlton and aclose containing 3 acres, 2 perches, andanother piece of ground containing a qtr acre alllately in the occupation of John Blackwood andthe Walk Field, the Five Acre Field and an oldboarded cottage and garden on Little Heath inthe occupation of - Renzell

1766

E/MW/C/0576 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Mary Osborne.Messuage in Woolwich between the MarketPlace and the High Street. Schedule of fittingsattached

1767

E/MW/C/0577 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Henry Floyd ofCharlton, farmer. Cottage and a field inGreenwich containing 8 acres leased by theDean and Chapter of Westminster to (1)

1767

E/MW/C/0578 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) George Ashton ofCharlton, yeoman. Messuage and 2 closescontaining 62 acres, 3 roods in Charlton late inthe occupation of John Roberts

1767

E/MW/C/0579 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Shovell Blackwood.Messuage in Charlton late in the occupation ofVincent Biscoe and now of (2). EnclosedE/MW/C/0579/02 Memorandum relating toinsurance

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E/MW/C/0580 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Richard Hare andRobert Salmon, brewers and co-partners. Thesign of the King's Head opposite the brewhouseof (2) in the occupation of Hannah Thomas andnumbered 10 and the sign of the King's Head inthe Market Place, etc.

1767

E/MW/C/0581 Duplicate of Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) John Meaddows in theparish of St John Westminster, carpenter. 4messuages in Charlton, one used as house forthe poor and the other 3 in the occupation ofGeorge Carpenter, Richard Tandy and WilliamLetch

1768

E/MW/C/0582 Duplicate of Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) John Randal ofCharlton. The Chaff Croft and the messuageetc. built thereon and 3 cottages and groundcontaining 3 acres on the South side of theHigh Road leading to Charlton, late in theoccupation of John Sheldon, gardener

1768

E/MW/C/0583 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) John Randell andAlexander Finlater of Woolwich, tailors.Messuage in High Street Woolwich in theoccupation of (2) as subtenants of Mary Fleet ofWoolwich abutting E on the Market Place

1768

E/MW/C/0584 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Richard Hare andRobert Salmon, brewers. Market etc. and wharfin Woolwich

1768

E/MW/C/0585 Lease1) As E/MW/C/5712) Henry Floyd of Charlton, husbandmanMessuage and garden, and land called theDrove Way, the Five Acres, the Ten Acres, theEight Acres, the Six Acres and the Lower FieldEnclosed: E/MW/C/585/2-3 Lease from (1) to (2) of Cherry Orchard Farm dated 26 June 1762and a note on paper of the acreage of the fieldscontained in the farm

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E/MW/C/0586 Duplicate Lease1) As E/MW/C/0571; 2) Samuel Harding ofWoolwich, gardener. 57 acres of woodland inHanging Hill Wood

1768

E/MW/C/0587 Duplicate LeaseSame parties as E/MW/C/0586. Part ofHanging Hill Wood, from which chalk, flints andgravel are being dug

1768

E/MW/C/0588 Counterpart Lease1) Henry Floyd; 2) Benjamin Bucknall ofCharlton. Messuage and garden, the Droveway(Cherry Orchard Farm)

1768

E/MW/C/0589 Lease1) John Jones and Margaretta Maria, his wife2) Henry Floyd Farmhouse and garden, theStackyard Field, the Pound Field, the GreatField, Broomfield, Denshire Field, GravelPitfield, Nonsuch Field, Four Acre Field, Greatand Little Romak etc. in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/589/2Lease from (2) to Henry Cooper, carpenter, ofthe Stackyard Plan

1768

E/MW/C/0590 Duplicate Lease1) Arthur Fellowes (trustee)2) John Jones3) John Scott of St James's WestminsterThe ancient parsonage house and 3 acres, 2perches of ground attached, late in theoccupation of Edward Holden Gluttenden Esq.and now of John Scott and 5 acres on the Eastof the highway from Charlton to Woolwich

1768

E/MW/C/0591 Lease1) John Jones and Margaretta, his wife2) Thomas Bradford of CharltonThe Cold Bath House with wash house, stable,cold bath etc. and messuage adjoining late inthe occupation of John Peters.Endorsed with transfer of same to JamesWood, 1 July 1774

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E/MW/C/0592 Duplicate Lease1) As E/MW/C/0591; 2) Alexander Finlater ofWoolwich, tailor. Messuage in High StreetWoolwich in occupation of (2). EnclosedE/MW/C/0592/02 Note with Sir ThomasSpencer Wilson's permission to assign same to - Jacobs, 1787

1769

E/MW/C/0593 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0591; 2) John Meaddows,carpenter. 2 messuages in High Street,Charlton in occupation of James Taylor andJohn Peters

1769

E/MW/C/0594 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0591; 2) John Scott. 2 pieces ofland abutting East on Hanging Wood and Weston the High Road leading from Charlton to thelower road from Greenwich to Woolwich

1770

E/MW/C/0595 Duplicate of Lease1) As E/MW/C/0591; 2) Brough Maltby ofCharlton, Esq. Newly erected messuage inCharlton and 5 acres of a field adjoining latepart of Cherry Orchard Farm

1770

E/MW/C/0596 Duplicate of Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson; 2) ThomasPeters of Romford, Essex, innholder. The Signof the Golden Lion in the High Road, Romfordand 4 acres in Havering Well Mead

1771

E/MW/C/0597 Lease1) John Jones and Margaretta Maria, his wife; 2) John Peryear of Lewisham, gent. A newly builtmessuage in Woolwich near Glasshouse Yardand 2 acres called Sage Heath now enclosedfrom Hanging Hill Wood

1771

E/MW/C/0598 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0597; 2) Robert Dallas ofCharlton, gent. Messuage abutting N on theroad from Charlton to Woolwich and S onCharlton Place

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E/MW/C/0599 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Dame Jane,his wife2) George Viscount Townshend, MasterGeneral of H.M. Ordnance and other officers ofH.M. Ordnance24 acres, 2 roods of land in Plumsteadadjoining Woolwich Warren. Plan.Endorsed with a reversionary lease of 19 Dec1800

1778

E/MW/C/0600 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0599; 2) Ann Ritchie ofWoolwich, widow. Messuage numbered 61being the corner house of Globe Lane in HighStreet, Woolwich

1779

E/MW/C/0601 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0599; 2) Thomas Harwood ofPlumstead, yeoman. Farm in Plumstead in theoccupation of Thomas Hambly with themessuage, etc containing 43 acres, 2 roodsand 28 perches and reed ground containing 5acres, 1 rood and 21 perches

1780

E/MW/C/0602 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0599; 2) Robert Knox ofCharlton, esq. Messuage, etc in Charltonformerly in occupation of Sarah Hood, widow,now of (2). Enclosed.E/MW/C/0602/02-04Counterpart lease 17 Feb 1760

1779

E/MW/C/0603 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0599; 2) George ViscountTownshend Master General of H.M. Ordnanceand others. 2 parcels of land fenced off fromWoolwich Warren

1781

E/MW/C/0604 Lease1) William Jameson of the Crescent, City ofLondon, merchant; 2) John Pearson, gent. TheCold Bath House in Charlton

1783

E/MW/C/0605 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Jane hiswife; 2) Joshua Gill of Woolwich, cooper. No.11 in the N side of Woolwich High Street

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E/MW/C/0606 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0605; 2) James Marsey ofAldgate High Street, butcher. 2 messuages onS side of new street, Market Place, Woolwichnos. 31 and 32

1783

E/MW/C/0607 Lease1) As E/MW/C/605; 2) John Cooper of EastGreenwich, baker. Messuage now divided into4 late in tenure of Daniel Eldrige in CharltonEndorsed with assignment of same to JohnFrancis Baker, 31 Oct 1785. EnclosedE/MW/C/0607/02 Note concerning tenancy

1784

E/MW/C/0608 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0605; 2) Major John Stewart ofNorth Street, Tottenham Court RoadMessuage, coachhouse etc. in Charlton late inthe occupation of Lieutenant James Concannon

1785

E/MW/C/0609 Lease and counterpart 1785-1786

E/MW/C/0609/01 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/6052) William Day of Russell Street, GreenlandDock, Rotherhithe, bricklayerLand at the corner of Hanging Hill Wood nearCharlton Lane.Plan. Specification of buildingEnclosed: E/MW/C/609/1/2-4Rough plans and notes relating to above lease

1785

E/MW/C/0609/02 Lease1) William Day of Rotherhithe, bricklayer; 2)James Fincham of Charlton, shipwright. Groundon the S side of the road from WoolwichDockyard to Greenwich near Hanging Woodand Charlton Lane. Plan

1786

E/MW/C/0610 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Jane hiswife; 2) Mary Reynolds of Charlton, widow.Messuage in Charlton formerly in occupation ofShovel Blackwood and now of (2)

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E/MW/C/0611 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0610; 2) Sammuel Noble ofCharlton, bricklayer. Messuage on the S side ofCharlton Village formerly in the occupation ofMrs Goodyere but now of (2) and 2 pieces ofland on the SE of Little Heath called the Well orSpring Field

1786

E/MW/C/0612 Counterpart Leases of houses in Charlton fromWilliam Day

1786-1792

E/MW/C/0612/01 Richard Pickthorne, joiner 1786

E/MW/C/0612/02 Daniel Grover, caulker 1786

E/MW/C/0612/03 Henry Peake of Deptford 1786

E/MW/C/0612/04 Edmund Fowell, shipwright 1786

E/MW/C/0612/05 John Russell, messenger 1786

E/MW/C/0612/06 Joseph Cox, bricklayer 1786

E/MW/C/0612/07 Charles Mackay, joiner 1786

E/MW/C/0612/08 Francis Goodwin, carpenter 1786

E/MW/C/0612/09 John Prebble, victualler, with plan 1786

E/MW/C/0612/10 John Woollis, joiner 1786

E/MW/C/0612/11 Richard Williams, joiner 1787

E/MW/C/0612/12 Cornelius Baker, shipwright 1787

E/MW/C/0612/13 Richard Gardner, shipwright 1787

E/MW/C/0612/14 Daniel Woodriff, naval lieutenant 1787

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E/MW/C/0612/16 William Hillier of Greenwich Road 1788

E/MW/C/0612/17 William Fuller of Woolwich, shipwright 1792

E/MW/C/0612/A Lease1) As E/MW/C/0610; 2) William Day of RussellStreet, Rotherhithe, bricklayer. Ground on the Sside of the road from Woolwich Dockyard toGreenwich abutting the house lately erected byMr Cox Master Bricklayer in H.M. Yard atWoolwich. Plan

1786

E/MW/C/0613 Counterpart Leases1) Francis Goodwin of Marylebone, carpenter; 2) Elizabeth Chapman of Woolwich, widow, andPhilpot John Sutton of Woolwich, cordwainer. 3messuages and 1 messuage, some of 6messuages leased by E/MW/C/0612/08. Plans

1786

E/MW/C/0614 Counterpart Leases1) Francis Goodwin of Marylebone, carpenter; 2) Elizabeth Chapman of Woolwich, widow, andPhilpot John Sutton of Woolwich, cordwainer. 3messuages and 1 messuage, some of 6messuages leased by E/MW/C/0612/08. Plans

1786

E/MW/C/0615 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Jane hiswife; 2) John Prebble of Woolwich, victualler.Ground on the South side of the road fromWoolwich Dockyard to Greenwich Plan

1786

E/MW/C/0616 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0615; 2) William Smith ofWoolwich, slopman. 7 messuages lyingbetween Shorts Alley and Glasshouse Yard inthe several occupations of Berry and Taylor,William Smith, Siplin, Ishmell, Holt, Armour,Jacobs and Hunt

1787

E/MW/C/0617 Assignment of Lease1) Francis Goodwin of Marylebone, carpenter; 2) John Jackson of Woolwich, sawyer; 3) WilliamHeath of Woolwich, tailor. Assignment of leaseof 28 July 1786 (E/MW/C/0612/08) of groundwith the 7 messuages now built thereon

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E/MW/C/0618 Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Jane hiswife2) Samuel Noble of Charlton, bricklayerThe Sign of the Swan on the South side ofCharlton Village.Endorsed by a surrender of same dated 29 Apr1826 from Nancy Noble of Stamford Street,Southwark, to (1)

1787

E/MW/C/0619 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) John Prebble ofCharlton, victualler. Ground adjoining to theEast Wall of a public house lately erected by (2)in Charlton Plan. Endorsed with further lease11 Aug 1800

1788

E/MW/C/0620 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) George Freeman ofWoolwich, brickmaker. Ground in Charltonadjoining a house of Mr Iron's. Plan. Endorsedby an assignment of same (with messuage nowerected thereon) from (2) to his son, GeorgeFreeman, 7 Mar 1794

1788

E/MW/C/0621 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) James Spicer ofWoolwich, joiner. Piece of ground in Charltonadjoining the ground last let to John Prebble.Plan

1788

E/MW/C/0622 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/6182) Samuel Harding of Woolwich, yeomanMessuage, barn etc. adjoining the parsonagehouse at Charlton with marshland, arable,woodland etc. making 92 acres, 2 roods, 36perches, formerly of Henry Floyd but now of (2)and 48 acres of Hanging Wood

1788

E/MW/C/0623 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) Alexander Jardine ofLewisham Esq. Messuage, coachhouse etc. inCharlton late in the occupation of Major JohnStewart

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E/MW/C/0624 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) Henry Floyd. Part ofCherry Orchard Farm including messuage,barns, orchard.

1789

E/MW/C/0625 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0618; 2) Samuel Noble ofCharlton, bricklayer. 2 messuages in the streetof Charlton in the occupation of John Taylor,blacksmith and of - Thurlow, husbandman, with4 brick tenements behind Taylor's house and 2tenements behind Thurlow's

1791

E/MW/C/0626 Assignment of Lease1) George Freeman of Kensington, gardenerand Thomas Freeman of Hackney, brickmaker2) William Hoath of Woolwich, shopkeeperLease of 19 Feb 1788 (E/MW/C/620) of groundand messuage built thereon by GeorgeFreemanEndorsed with an indenture of 20 Oct 1831between William Chamberlayne of Islington (1)Mary Hoath of Woolwich (2) and William Hoath (3)

1796

E/MW/C/0627 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson and Jane hiswife2) Martin Lindsay of CharltonMessuage, coachhouse etc. in Charlton late inthe occupation of Alexander Jardine andanother messuage there late in the occupationof Robert Dallas and afterwards of MajorCappageEnclosed: E/MW/C/627/2Draft agreement for above lease

1798

E/MW/C/0628 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson, widow; 2) Mrs SarahGreen, widow. No. 53 High Street, Woolwich

1799

E/MW/C/0629 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0628; 2) James Forbes of HighStreet, Woolwich, grocer. No. 56 High Street,Woolwich

1799



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E/MW/C/0630 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0628; 2) Joseph Hudson ofWoolwich, carpenter. No. 54 High Street,Woolwich

1799

E/MW/C/0631 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0628; 2) John Perceval ofWoolwich, watchmaker. No. 55 High Street,Woolwich

1799

E/MW/C/0632 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0628; 2) Isaac Wheeler ofCharlton, carpenter and Mary his wife. A gravelpit on the S side of Charlton House Park Walladjoining Woolwich Common on the East

1799

E/MW/C/0633 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0628; 2) Hugh Mitchell ofWoolwich, druggist. No. 60 High Street,Woolwich

1799

E/MW/C/0634 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) William Viscount Howe, Lieutenant Generalof H.M. Ordnance and the principal officers ofH.M. Ordnance Farm in Plumstead late in theoccupation of Thomas Harwood Plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/634/2-3Draft survey of Widow Harwood's farm andaccount for survey, 1799

1800

E/MW/C/0635 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Robert Dunmell ofWoolwich, shipwright. No. 14 High Street,Woolwich, in the occupation of - Edwards

1801

E/MW/C/0636 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0635; 2) Thomas Stagg. Housenear the Bugle Horn in the occupation of theRev. Linsec

1801

E/MW/C/0637 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Robert Plowright,carpenter. No. 65 High Street, Woolwich, at thecorner of Glasshouse Yard

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E/MW/C/0638 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0637; 2) Mary Munger. TheBugle Horn formerly in the occupation ofThomas Stagg but now of (2). EnclosedE/MW/C/0638/02-06 Rough notes relating toabove

1801

E/MW/C/0639 Assignment of Lease1) George Reed of Charlton, gent.; 2) JohnMarshall of Wapping Street, pilot. Messuagelate of Robert Darling (leased by Wm. Day toJames Fincham for remainder of term)

1801

E/MW/C/0640 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Richard Banks ofHigh Street, Woolwich, victualler. No. 50 HighStreet, Woolwich

1802

E/MW/C/0641 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/6402) Samuel Rooke of Woolwich Common,engine makerPiece of ground on the North side of ShootersHill Road bounded on the East by the formerCharlton Common now in the occupation of theBoard of Ordnance. PlanEnclosed: E/MW/C/641/2-6Plans and rough notes concerning above

1804

E/MW/C/0642 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Edward Williams ofWoolwich, broker. No. 31 The Market Place,Woolwich

1805

E/MW/C/0643 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0642; 2) Richard Wright ofWoolwich, victualler. 4 messuages, nos. 36-39New Street, Woolwich and the Coach andHorses, no. 57 High Street, Woolwich nearGlobe Lane in the occupation of James Tidball

1805

E/MW/C/0644 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0642; 2) Robert Blane. No. 33New Street, Woolwich in the occupation of (2)

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E/MW/C/0645 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Matthew Smith of Woolwich,ropemaker. Wharf in Charlton and 2 pieces ofmarsh. Plan

1805

E/MW/C/0646 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0645; 2) William Powis andRichard Powis of Greenwich, brewers and co-partners. The King's Head, no. 10 High Street,Woolwich, in the occ. of Isabella Read; TheDuke William, no. 59 High Street, in the occ. of - Guntlett, etc.

1805

E/MW/C/0647 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) James Randell ofWoolwich, carpenter. Messuage, wharf etc. inGlasshouse Yard Plan

1805

E/MW/C/0648 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) William Perrin ofWoolwich, ropemaker. No. 7 Glasshouse Yard,Woolwich in the occupation of John Jacobs andWilliam Harris

1806

E/MW/C/0649 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Mary Angus, widow.No. 70 Glasshouse Yard, Woolwich in theoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0650 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) William Greenland andThomas Bullock, both of Woolwich, carpenters.No. 1 Short's Alley, nos. 2-4 Thomas' Alley,nos. 21,22 and 71 Glasshouse Yard, Nos. 34 &35 New Street, and No. 46 by the entry into theMarket Place. Endorsed

1806

E/MW/C/0651 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) William Wildish ofWoolwich, shoemaker. No. 8 High Street,Woolwich

1806

E/MW/C/0652 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) William Long ofWoolwich, shopkeeper. No. 72 GlasshouseYard

1806



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E/MW/C/0653 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) William Newman ofWoolwich, tallow chandler. No. 60 High Street,Woolwich late in the occupation of WidowEgbert

1806

E/MW/C/0654 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Berry King of Woolwich,labourer. No. 12 High Street, Woolwich

1806

E/MW/C/0655 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Solomon Strang,carpenter. No. 26 New Street, Woolwich inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0656 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Richard Powis theelder, Richard Powis, the younger, and WilliamPowis, brewers. No. 58 High Street, Woolwich,in the occupation of Widow Blake

1806

E/MW/C/0657 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Edward Harris, gent.No. 63 Globe Lane, Woolwich, in occupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0658 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) James Moore andRichard Wright both of Woolwich, carpenters.Nos. 74-75 Glasshouse Yard

1806

E/MW/C/0659 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Thomas Willis ofWoolwich, plumber. Nos. 27-28 New Street,Woolwich

1806

E/MW/C/0660 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Thomas Berry ofWoolwich, ropemaker. No. 73 Glasshouse Yard

1806

E/MW/C/0661 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Samuel Duce ofWoolwich, mariner. No. 6 Glasshouse Yard

1806



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E/MW/C/0662 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) Peter Pine of Woolwich,joiner. No. 9 High Street, Woolwich in theoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0663 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) John Connell ofWoolwich, labourer. No. 67 Warren Lane,Woolwich. Endorsed with transfer to JohnBlackmore of Woolwich, sailmaker, 1812

1806

E/MW/C/0664 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Robert Medhurst ofWoolwich, victualler. Ground on the S side ofShooters Hill Road. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0664/02-03 Plans (1 a rough sketch)of land demised

1806

E/MW/C/0665 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0647; 2) John Bush, sawyer. No.17 Glasshouse Yard, in occupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0666 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Rebecca Jackson,widow. No. 25 New Street, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0667 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Robert Plowright,carpenter. No. 65 Globe Lane, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0668 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) John Simpson,labourer. No. 78 Warren Lane, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0669 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Lucy Fincham, widow.No. 69 Globe Lane, Woolwich, in occupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0670 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Richard Head, hempdresser. No. 68 Globe Lane in occupation of (2)

1806



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E/MW/C/0671 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Thomas Cooke,fisherman. No. 66 Globe Lane in occupation ofElizabeth Cooke and No. 30 New Street inoccupation of Joseph Hart

1806

E/MW/C/0672 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) James Franks,waterman. No. 19 Glasshouse Yard inoccupation of Henry Needham

1806

E/MW/C/0673 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Sarah Robinson,widow. No. 64 Globe Lane, in occupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0674 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) Sarah Green,slopseller. No. 52 High Street, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0675 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) James Boyce, labourer.No. 20 Glasshouse Yard, now in occupation of(2)

1806

E/MW/C/0676 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0664; 2) James Price,shopkeeper. No. 47 High Street, Woolwich inoccupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0677 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Welladvice ofCharlton Part of the E end of a close calledLittle Heath in the occupation of Joseph Cooperand a messuage built thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0677/02-04 Draft agreements andplan, 1806

1806

E/MW/C/0678 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0677; 2) William King, carpenter.No. 77 Warren Lane in occupation of (2)

1806

E/MW/C/0679 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0677; 2) Thomas Northerne,errand man. No. 13 High Street, Woolwich inoccupation of (2)

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E/MW/C/0680 Counterpart Lease1) John Cator; 2) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson.Ground in Lewisham on the NW side of thecircular road leading from Blackheath to theruins of the late mansion house of Sir GregoryPage. Plan

1807

E/MW/C/0681 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Read,yeoman. The East house of 3 houses called theCold Bath Houses in Charlton in the occupationof (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0682 Counterpart lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Jonathan Guyer,carpenter. No. 18 Glasshouse Yard inoccupation of (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0683 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Robert Routlidge,yeoman. No. 62 Globe Lane in occupation of (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0684 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) William Mills, lawyer.No. 29 New Street, Woolwich, in occupation of(2)

1807

E/MW/C/0685 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) John White, butcher.No. 32 New Street, Woolwich in the occupationof John Young

1807

E/MW/C/0686 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Jacob Allen, yeoman.The Westernmost of the 3 Cold Bath Houses inoccupation of - Chase

1807

E/MW/C/0687 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) William Pickering,chandler. No. 44 Bell Water Gate, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0688 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Francis Lambert,waterman. No. 43 Bell Water Gate inoccupation of (2)

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E/MW/C/0689 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Robert Bridges,chandler. No. 42 Bell Water Gate in occupationof (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0690 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) John White, butcher.The Market etc. in Woolwich

1807

E/MW/C/0691 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0687; 2) Thomas Lee, gent. Themiddle Cold Bath House in Charlton inoccupation of (2)

1807

E/MW/C/0692 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) Sarah Green,slopseller. No. 52 High Street, Woolwich, inoccupation of (2)

1808

E/MW/C/0693 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0681; 2) John Reed of EastGreenwich. Cottage in a field called the Dean'sCommon containing about 8 acres in EastGreenwich abutting N on the highway leadingfrom Blackheath to Charlton and now inoccupation of (2)

1808

E/MW/C/0694 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) Samuel Todd of New Charlton, bakerGround adjoining the house of (2) on the East.Plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/694/2-6Mortgage 1) Samuel Todd 2) Ann Budgen ofland at Charlton, 28 Jan 1809Agreement 1) Samuel Todd 2) George Cannonof land at Charlton, 27 Mar 1811Deed of Covenants. Same parties and property26 Dec 1812Assignment 1) Ann Budgen and Samuel Todd 2) George Cannon, miller, 31 Mar 1813Assignment 1) George Cannon 2) AnthonySmith of Crayford, baker, 11 Jan 1816

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E/MW/C/0695 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) James Nicholls of Woolwich Ground onSouth side of Shooters Hill Road on which tobuild a house. PlanEndorsed with indenture of 1 Apr 1829 fromRichard Nicholson and Ann his wife (formerlywife of James Nicholls) and Samuel Phillips ofCheapside assigning sameEnclosed: E/MW/C/695/2-4Plan and rough estimates of extent of ground

1808

E/MW/C/0696 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Jacob Allen of Charlton, yeoman.Ground on S side of a new road through LittleHeath to the barracks at Woolwich. Plan

1808

E/MW/C/0697 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Thomas,butcher. No. 47 High Street, Woolwich, in theoccupation of (2)

1808

E/MW/C/0698 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0697; 2) John White, butcher.No. 46 near the Market Place, Woolwich, nearthe Bell Water Gate in the occupation of (2)

1808

E/MW/C/0699 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0697; 2) William Conden,yeoman. No. 71 Glasshouse Yard

1809

E/MW/C/0700 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0697; 2) Hannah Crout, widow.No. 35 New Street, Woolwich in the occupationof (2)

1809

E/MW/C/0701 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0697; 2) Martha Floyd, widowand James Floyd, yeoman, her son. Part ofCherry Orchard Farm. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0701/02-03 Draft agreement andaccount relating to above lease

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E/MW/C/0702 Leases of premises in Eustace Place,Woolwich

1809-1854

E/MW/C/0702/01 Lease1) William Eustace of Woolwich, shopkeeper; 2)Elizabeth Godfrey of Butt Lane, Deptford,spinster. 2 messuages Nos. 1 & 2 on the E sideof Eustace Place, Cally Hill Field, Woolwich inthe occupation of Mr Davis and Mr Goodacre

1809

E/MW/C/0702/02 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0702/01; 2) Stephen Parrell ofDeptford, gent. 3 messuages Nos. 6, 7 & 8 onthe E side of Eustace Place

1809

E/MW/C/0702/03 Assignment of Lease1) Elizabeth Godfrey of Butt Lane, Deptford,spinster; 2) George Imms of Woolwich, gent. 2messuages on E side of Eustace Place, CallyHill Field, Woolwich

1824

E/MW/C/0702/04 Assignment of Lease1) Isaac Parry of High Street, Deptford Esq.2) Henry Thomas Hardin of No.4, ChurchStreet, WoolwichNos. 6,7&8 on the East side of Eustace Place,Calley Hill Field, Woolwich in the occupation ofDavid Hall, - Pound and - BarrandEnclosed: E/MW/C/702/4/2receipt dated 20 May 1862 signed by HenryHardin for purchase money of these 3 cottagesfrom Elizabeth Shersby

1854

E/MW/C/0703 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) William Bayley of Woolwich, shipwrightGround in Charlton on the South side of aprivate road from Woolwich to Charlton and amessuage. PlanEnclosed: E/MW/C/703/2Draft memorandum of agreement with planrelating to above lease, 1808

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E/MW/C/0704 Counterpart Lease1) Richard Wright and James Moore,carpenters; 2) Patrick Connell of Woolwich,yeoman. No. 75 Glasshouse Yard in occupationof (2)

1809

E/MW/C/0705 Leases of ground in Woolwich 1809-1818

E/MW/C/0705/01 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) Wm. Ash of Charlton, yeoman Ground on theWest side from the road from Charlton toWoolwich Warren. Plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/705/1/2-3Draft memorandum of agreement with plan andletter regarding above lease

1809

E/MW/C/0705/02 Lease?1) Charles Ritchie of Greenwich, merchant; 2)Wm. Ash of Charlton, carpenter; 3) DanielSleter of Woolwich, gent. Property asE/MW/C/0705/01

1818

E/MW/C/0706 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Mark Noble, yeoman. Ground inCharlton on the E side of the road fromCharlton to Woolwich Warren. Plan

1809

E/MW/C/0707 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Richard and WilliamPowis, brewers. Messuage in High Street,Woolwich formerly the Hatt and Feather. SeeE/MW/C/1546. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0707/02Agreement regarding above lease, 1808

1809

E/MW/C/0708 Lease and mortgage of part of Hanging Wood,Woolwich

1810

E/MW/C/0708/01 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Samuel Tadd, baker. Ground part ofHanging Wood on which to build a house. Plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0708/01/02-05 agreementsand draft agreements Feb-May 1810

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E/MW/C/0708/02-03 Mortgate of above to Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and warrant of attorney for security

1810

E/MW/C/0709 Lease and mortgage of ground in Woolwich 1810-1811

E/MW/C/0709/01 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) William Round of Coleman Street,Woolwich. Ground on the N side of a privateroad leading from Woolwich to Charlton

1810

E/MW/C/0709/02 Mortgage to Daniel Palmer of Greenwich 1811

E/MW/C/0710 Lease, mortgage and assignment of ground inWoolwich

1810-1829

E/MW/C/0710/01 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Thomas West of Coleman Street,Woolwich. Ground on the N side of a privateroad from Woolwich to Charlton. Plan

1810

E/MW/C/0710/02 Mortgage to Daniel Palmer 1811

E/MW/C/0710/03 Assignment from executors of Daniel Palmer toThomas George Lowe West of PembrokeDock, South Wales, a measurer in H.M.Dockyard there

1829

E/MW/C/0711 Lease1) Rev. Thomas Chamberlayne, Rector ofCharlton; 2) Thomas Stagg, farmer. Great andlittle tithes. Endorsed with assignment of sameto Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson dated 11 July1811

1810

E/MW/C/0712 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) William Bayley, shipwright. Groundin Charlton on the N side of a road fromWoolwich to Charlton. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0712/02 Draft memorandum ofagreement with plan relating to above lease

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E/MW/C/0713 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Carver,carpenter. Shed etc. used as a carpenter'sshop in tenure of Thomas Cooper in Charlton

1810

E/MW/C/0714 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0713; 2) John Ginks. 2messuages on S side of Charlton Old Village inoccupation of (2)

1810

E/MW/C/0715 Agreement1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Jabez Kidd. Making of a wall andditch near Hanging Wood

1811

E/MW/C/0716 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Barrett, baker.Brick messuage and baker's shop at Charlton inoccupation of (2)

1811

E/MW/C/0717 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) John Collins of Charlton. Part ofWeaver's Field containing 2 roods, 5 perches,and a slip of ground containing 1 rood, 16perches and another piece of ground containing1 rood and 18 perches. Plan

1811

E/MW/C/0718 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson2) Thomas Baker of Woolwich, General in H.M.ForcesPiece of marshland in Charlton containing 2acres, 1 rood, bounded in the North and Westby Manor Lane and another piece containing 3acres, 2 perches abutting South on the highwayfrom Greenwich to Woolwich

1811

E/MW/C/0719 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0718; 2) - Fincham of Woolwich,butcher. 2 pieces of marshland in Charltonformerly of Samuel Tadd. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0719/02 Rough note relating to abovelease

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E/MW/C/0720 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0718; 2) Ann Clark. No. 60 HighStreet, Woolwich, late of Huge Mitchell but nowin the occupation of (2)

1811

E/MW/C/0721 Counterpart Lease and mortgage of part ofHanging Wood, Woolwich

1811-1813

E/MW/C/0721/01 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Samuel Tadd, baker. Ground beingpart of Hanging Wood on the N of a road fromCharlton to Woolwich and 2 messuages builtthere by (2). Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0721/01/02-03 Draft agreement andplan

1811

E/MW/C/0721/02 Mortgage1) Samuel Tadd; 2) Thomas Ludlow Carter ofStowage, Deptford, timber merchant; 3) RobertGeorge Cattell. Premises as E/MW/C/0721/01

1813

E/MW/C/0722 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas M.Wilson; 2) Whatkin Dawson, gent. Ground inCharlton on the NE side of Shooters Hill RoadPlan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0722/02 Plan ofabove property

1812

E/MW/C/0723 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Farmer Floyd ofCharlton, yeoman. Piece of marshlandcontaining 1 acre, 2 roods, 5 perches near KitsWell and another piece containing 3 acres, 1rood, 20 perches both in tenure of (2)

1812

E/MW/C/0724 Lease1) Dame Jane wilson; 2) Thomas Spooner,butcher. Marshland at Charlton on the N side ofthe road from Greenwich to Woolwich

1812

E/MW/C/0725 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0724; 2) William Bayley,shipwright. 6 acres of Wood Field in Charlton.Plan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0725/02 Plan ofabove property

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E/MW/C/0726 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0724; 2) Wm. Beverstock,bricklayer. Rainhooks Close in Charltonbounded E by Smithfield Lane and South bySmithfield Wood

1812

E/MW/C/0727 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0724; 2) John Perceval,watchmaker. No. 55 High Street, Woolwich inoccupation of (2)

1813

E/MW/C/0728 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0724; 2) James Forbes, grocer.No. 56 High Street, Woolwich in occupation of(2). Enclosed: E/MW/C/0728/02 Memorandumconcerning debt

1813

E/MW/C/0729 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) John Rossiter, carpenter. Ground inCharlton on the N side of a private road fromWoolwich to Charlton on which to build ahouse. Plan

1813

E/MW/C/0730 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Patrick Connell,potato dealer. Stubbed Field, etc. at CharltonPlan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0730/02 Solicitorsaccounts, Mar-Aug 1812

1813

E/MW/C/0731 Assignment of Lease1) Henry Lidgbird of Plumstead, son and heir ofJohn Lidgbird2) Dame Jane Wilson Parmeys Garden leasedby Alexander Alley, citizen and weaver ofLondon and Elizabeth, his wife to Joseph Shortof Woolwich, shipwright and Rose, his wife on 1July 1697Plan and schedule of deeds Enclosed:E/MW/C/731/2-4 Agreements as to shares inthe above, 4 & 6 Apr 1837 and authorisation forpayment of rent, signed Henry Lidgbird, 5 Aug1813

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E/MW/C/0732 Lease for 99 years at a peppercorn rent1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) Edward Dudman of Deptford, ensign in theKent Militia Wharf, messuages etc. near theMarket Place, Woolwich, abutting on theWatermen's Arms and in the occupation ofJames and William Burgess and William Roff

1824

E/MW/C/0733 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Spooner,butcher. 2 pieces of marshland in Charltonbounded N and E by the Manor Way and late inthe tenure of Samuel Tadd

1813

E/MW/C/0734 Lease1) John Stride of St. Clement Danes, gent.2) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson3) John Barley of Chatham, rope maker andWm. Henry French and James Disborough ofLittle East Cheap, London, brokers CharltonWharf, messuage, counting house etc and thesign of the Anchor and Hope.Enclosed: E/MW/C/734/2Receipt of payment of above, draft agreement,correspondence and notes relating to above

1815

E/MW/C/0735 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Wright ofEltham, gardener. Close of arable land abuttingon Smithfield Lane, Charlton

1814

E/MW/C/0736 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) James Nicholls, yeoman Ground on theSouth side of Shooters Hill Road on which tobuild a house. Plan Enclosed: E/MW/C/736/2-4Memorandum concerning waste ground alongthe side of the road, 19 Jan 1815 and plans ofproperty

1814

E/MW/C/0737 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Elizabeth Saunders, widow. TheBugle Horn in the occupation of (2)

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E/MW/C/0738 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Farmer Floyd,yeoman. 2 messuages on the S side ofCharlton Old Village late in the occupation ofJohn Ginks and - Carroll

1815

E/MW/C/0739 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) John Percivall of theRoyal Horse Infirmary, Charlton. Field inCharlton bounded N by Smithfield Wood and Sby land belonging to the Board of Ordnance,formerly in the occupation of Robert Medhurstbut now of (2), etc.

1815

E/MW/C/0740 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) William Wright ofCharlton, gardener. Close of land at Charltoncontaining 9 acres, 24 perches bounded on theN by the road next Charlton Park Wall, now inoccupation of (2)

1815

E/MW/C/0741 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Thomas Still of UnityPlace, Woolwich, gardener. 3 acres of HangingWood and another 3 acres, 14 perchesadjoining. Plan

1815

E/MW/C/0742 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Robert Medhurst of theMoira Arms, Shooters Hill Road, victualler. 2messuages, one on either side of the MoiraArms

1816

E/MW/C/0743 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) John Ward ofWoolwich, coal merchant. Messuage, wharf etc.in Glasshouse Yard, Woolwich. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0743/02-06 Rough notes and plansrelating to above lease

1816

E/MW/C/0744 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) John Rud. Cottage andfield called the Deans Common in EastGreenwich abutting N on the highway fromBlackheath to Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0744/02-03 Receipt, 3 Jan 1825 andletter, 22 Dec 1825 relating to assignment ofabove

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E/MW/C/0745 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Francis Claxon ofCharlton, victualler. 2 acres, 1 rood, 1 pole ofHanging Wood and land part of Little Heath

1816

E/MW/C/0746 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Joseph Waterman ofCharlton, husbandman. 2 pieces of HangingWood containing together 6 acres, 2 roods and2 perches

1816

E/MW/C/0747 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) William Reed ofCharlton, yeoman. 3 pieces of land lately part ofHanging Wood

1816

E/MW/C/0748 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) William Leman ofCharlton, gardener. Ground adjoining HangingWood

1816

E/MW/C/0749 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Abraham Weeks ofCharlton, gardener. Close of arable land atCharlton, called Ramhooks

1816

E/MW/C/0750 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) Farmer Floyd. Part ofCherry Orchard Farm

1816

E/MW/C/0751 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0738; 2) William Spooner ofWoolwich, butcher. Piece of marshland on theN side of the road leading from Greenwich toWoolwich in Charlton

1816

E/MW/C/0752 Assignment of Lease1) William Mason of Leytonstone and Ann hiswife; 2) William Piper of High Street, Woolwich,master founder. Ground in Charlton on S sideof road leading from Woolwich Dockyard toGreenwich formerly leased by William Day

1817

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E/MW/C/0753/01/01 Lease1) Susanna Noble, widow; 2) Susanna andHarriet Noble, children of (1); 3) Dame JaneWilson; 4) Sir Haylett Framingham. Ground inCharlton on the E side of the road to WoolwichWarren. Plan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0753/01/02Plan of above property

1816

E/MW/C/0753/02 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) As (4) above. Same property withhouse lately erected by (2). Plan

1816

E/MW/C/0753/03 Assignment of same from (2) to Major GeneralJohn Smith

1819

E/MW/C/0754 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) George Varlo ofWoolwich. Field of arable land in Charlton lyingW of Charlton Park

1816

E/MW/C/0755 Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Matthew Thomas Francis Hommeyof Charlton. Ground on the S side of ShootersHill Road

1817

E/MW/C/0756 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Carter Draperand Reverend Thomas Chamberlayne; 2)Joseph Cooper of Charlton, farmer. Glebelands, tithes, tenths, Easter offerings etc. ofCharlton

1817

E/MW/C/0757 Memorandum of agreement concerning part ofthe rope walk at CharltonSir Thomas Maryon Wilson and Wm. Sibbett ofWoolwich, ropemaker, and Wm. Ayles ofPlumstead, ropemaker

1817

E/MW/C/0758 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) James Bell ofCharlton, timber merchant. 2 messuages andgarden on S of Charlton Village

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E/MW/C/0759 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0758; 2) George Read, porkbutcher. No. 49 High Street, Woolwich inoccupation of (2)

1817

E/MW/C/0760 Memorandum of agreement for a lease of theNorth Laying Ground, counting house, wharfetc. in the Ropery at CharltonSir Thomas Maryon Wilson and StephenFurness of 41 Crooked Lane, London,ropemaker

1817

E/MW/C/0761 Counterpart Lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Feldwick ofCharlton, grocer. Ground on the N side ofShooters Hill Road

1818

E/MW/C/0762 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0761; 2) William Wickenden ofCharlton, yeoman. Messuage and garden inCharlton in occupation of (2)

1818

E/MW/C/0763 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson and CarterDraper; 2) Rev. Thomas Chamberlayne, Rectorof Charlton; 3) Joseph Cooper Glebeland,tithes, tenths etc. of Charlton

1818

E/MW/C/0764 Assignment of Lease1) Mary Marshall of Sydenham, widow; 2)James Jones of Sydenham, gardener. Groundin Charlton on the S side of the road fromWoolwich to Greenwich leased on 3 Mar 1788to James Spicer

1818

E/MW/C/0765 Assignment of Lease1) As E/MW/C/0764 (2); 2) John Taverson ofCharlton, gent. Messuage standing on groundleased by E/MW/C/0764

1819

E/MW/C/0766 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) George Varloof Woolwich and Francis Claxon of Charlton.About 10 acres of land at Charlton formerly partof Hanging Wood

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E/MW/C/0767 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) ThomasLonglands of Queen Street, Westminster, gent.Messuage in Charlton near Bugle Horn

1820

E/MW/C/0768 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) George Varlo. Smallpiece of ground in Charlton lying behind thecarpenter's shop of William Carver

1820

E/MW/C/0769 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) John Hay of Woolwich,gent. Two pieces of marshland at Charltoncalled the Dean and Chapters marsh

1820

E/MW/C/0770 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) Matthew ThomasFrancis Hommey. Messuage, coachhousepaddock etc. late in the occupation of SirAugustus Fraser. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0770/02Inventory of fixtures in Charlton House, 1821

1821

E/MW/C/0771 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) James Strother ofWoolwich, coal merchant. 11 pieces ofmarshland in Charlton containing 36 and a halfacres and 9 acres part of Hanging Wood.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0771/03 Rough plan andnotes relating to above lease

1821

E/MW/C/0772 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) John Long of Woolwich,merchant. Part of White House Field aliasProspect Field, part of Hanging Wood. Plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0772/02-07Correspondence and plans relating to abovelease

1821

E/MW/C/0773 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) Thomas Game ofWoolwich, timber dealer. 5 acres late part ofHanging Wood

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E/MW/C/0774 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) James Ladd ofWoolwich, grocer. 2 messuages, lately 1messuage, No. 47 High Street, Woolwich, nextthe entrance to the old market place. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0774/02-04 Draft agreement andrough notes relating to above lease

1821

E/MW/C/0775 Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) Buxton Laun ofWoolwich, cook. Messuage in High StreetWoolwich next the Coach and Horses.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0775/02-05Correspondence relating to above lease

1821

E/MW/C/0776 Counterpart Lease1)As E/MW/C/0767; 2) George Matthew Hoare,James Woodbridge, Thomas W. Goodwyn,William Everest etc. brewers. The Anchor andHope at Charlton Wharf. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0776/02-03 Correspondence and noteof public houses paying rent in Charlton

1822

E/MW/C/0777 Lease and agreement for the Coach andHorses, High Street, Woolwich

1822

E/MW/C/0777/01 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0767; 2) As E/MW/C/0776.Rebuilt messuage called the Coach and Horsesin High Street, Woolwich

1822

E/MW/C/0777/02-11 Agreement with separate elevation, plan andsection, 2 plans of the original premisesenclosed in a letter and rough notes andsketches relating to agreement

1822

E/MW/C/0778 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Farmer Floyd.Fair Field at Charlton with the right to hold a fairthere on St Luke's Day

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E/MW/C/0779 Duplicate assignment of lease1) William Nottidge of Wandsworth, StanesChamberlayne of Ryes, Essex, Rev. RichardBlack of Hutton, Essex, and John Stride,trustees of the will of Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) William Castell Damant of the Paragon,BlackheathVarious messuages etc. conveyed by lease of12 Mar 1805 etc. from John CatorEnclosed: E/MW/C/779/2-3Notes concerning purchase money

1822

E/MW/C/0780 Lease and mortgages for ground in ShootersHill Road

1823-1825

E/MW/C/0780/01 Lease1) James Nicholls of Charlton, gent.; 2) ThomasPeacock of Charlton, gent. Ground on the Sside of Shooters Hill Road abutting on KidbrookCommon

1823

E/MW/C/0780/02 Mortgage from James Peppercorn Berry andElizabeth his wife, Thomas Peacock and othersto George Barber

1824

E/MW/C/0780/03 Mortgage to Samuel Phillips of Cheapside,draper

1825

E/MW/C/0781 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) John Bull ofWoolwich, victualler. Messuage and wharf etc.in Glasshouse Yard. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0781/02 Agreement to let same, 2 Jun1823

1824

E/MW/C/0782 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) John Groomof Woolwich, tobacconist. No. 12 High Street,Woolwich in the occupation of (2)

1825

E/MW/C/0783 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0782; 2) Nathaniel Lowe ofBroomfield Place, Deptford. No. 13 High Street,Woolwich in the occupation of (2)

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E/MW/C/0784 Lease and agreement of ground and houses inWoolwich

1825-1826

E/MW/C/0784/01 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0782; 2) Benjamin Chatfield ofWoolwich, grocer. Ground on the S side of theroad from Charlton Church to Woolwich with 3newly built houses. Plan

1826

E/MW/C/0784/02 Agreement: Plan, elevation and section 1825

E/MW/C/0785 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamWright of Charlton, gardener. Sixteen AcreField and Footpath Field on the N side ofShooters Hill Road except part required for theroad

1826

E/MW/C/0786 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0785; 2) Samuel Smith ofCharlton, butcher. Messuage on S side ofhighway from Blackheath to Woolwich and astable, slaughter house etc.

1827

E/MW/C/0787 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0785; 2) John Dobbs ofCharlton. Brick messuage on the N side of theroad from Blackheath to Woolwich and in theoccupation of (2)

1829

E/MW/C/0788 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0785; 2) Eleanor Agnes,Dowager Countess of Buckinghamshire. Acottage and land called the Deans Common inCharlton

1829

E/MW/C/0789 Deeds for stable and coach house next to theCrown and cushion Public House

1829-1840

E/MW/C/0789/01 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0785; 2) William Scroggie,victualler. Newly built stable and coach housenext to the newly rebuilt Public House, theCrown and Cushion by the Bell Water Gate inthe occupation of (2). Plan

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E/MW/C/0789/02 Deed giving licence for a mortgage assignmentto John and William Nicholson, distillers

1831

E/MW/C/0789/03 Deed giving licence for assignment to PhilipIvers

1834

E/MW/C/0789/04-06 licences for assignments to Philip Burke,Stephen Hobday and George Warren Parsons

1840

E/MW/C/0790 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Samuel Nobleof Parsons Hill, Woolwich, bricklayer. 5 brickmessuages on the N side of the High Roadleading through Charlton from Blackheath toWoolwich

1830

E/MW/C/0791 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0790; 2) Rev. Arthur Drummondof Charlton. 10 acres of Clock-house Field,Charlton, late in the occupation of Farmer Floydand excepting the W part which is now anursery of young trees. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0791/02 Account for lease

1831

E/MW/C/0792 Counterpart LeaseSome parties as E/MW/C/0791 of ground inCharlton on the N side of the road fromBlackheath to Woolwich. Plan

1832

E/MW/C/0793 Mortgage1) Thomas Ludlow Carter of the Stowage,Deptford, gent.2) Charles Rowland Parker of Greenwich, gent.3) Joseph Wakeman Lea of Bath Street,Newgate Street,London, fringe and lacemanufacturerProperty in the road leading from Church Streetto the Stowage, Deptford leased by JosephHales to Joseph Carter on 2 September 1790and in Powis Street and Greensend inWoolwich leased by Thomas and William Powisto Richard Parker on 12 Jan 1801

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E/MW/C/0794 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Carver of Charlton, carpenter2 brick messuages etc on the North side of theroad through Charlton from Blackheath toWoolwich and the well thereEnclosed: E/MW/C/794/2-4Correspondence, account and inventory offixtures at Miss Graham's Cold Bath House

1835

E/MW/C/0795 Deeds for the Bugle Horn Public House 1835-1836

E/MW/C/0795/01 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0794; 2) Evelyn John Saundersof Charlton, victualler. The Bugle Horn in theoccupation of Elizabeth Saunders

1835

E/MW/C/0795/02 Duplicate of deed giving licence for theassignment to William Chapman

1836

E/MW/C/0796 Assignment of Lease1) Thomas Ludlow Carter of Creek Road,Deptford; 2) Robert Stirling of Chester Place,Lambeth, gent. Ground with 2 messuages partof the ground leased to Samuel Tadd on 1 Nov1811

1837

E/MW/C/0797 Assignment of Lease1) Charlotte Hoath; 2) Mary Hoath. Ground inCharlton near the river leased 25 March 1796

1837

E/MW/C/0798 Assignment of LeaseSame parties and property as E/MW/C/0797

1837

E/MW/C/0799 Deed giving licence to assign1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson and WilliamChapman; 2) Edmund Bury. The Bugle Horn atCharlton

1839

E/MW/C/0800 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) JamesFrederick Barrett of Charlton, baker. Brickmessuage, baker's shop etc. at Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0800/02 Licence to assignsame, 6 May 1840

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E/MW/C/0801 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0800; 2) William Carver ofCharlton, carpenter. Ground on the E side ofthe road to Woolwich Warren in Charlton with 2messuages and stables. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0801/02-06 Draft bonds,correspondence and plan relating to abovelease

1840

E/MW/C/0802 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0800; 2) Peter Fyers ofWoolwich Common, Major General in the RoyalArtillery. Messuage formerly called MyrtleCottage and now Little Heath Villa formerly ofSir Haylett Framingham and land adjoining.Plan, etc.

1840

E/MW/C/0803 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0800; 2) Benjamin HutchesonVaughan of Little Heath, major in H.M. Forces.Land with 2 messuages on the E side of theroad to Woolwich Warren. Plan

1841

E/MW/C/0804 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0800; 2) Leah Gossip ofCharlton, widow. Messuage, garden,coachhouse etc. on the S side of the roadleading from Blackheath to Woolwich in theoccupation of (2)

1841

E/MW/C/0805 Deed of partition1) William Kynaston of Lad Lane, London,factor etc. executors of the will of Mary Hoath2) Robert Stranger Fowler of Southampton,surgeon and others3) Thomas Munday of Woolwich, gent.Premises in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/805/2Abstract of title of Mary Hoath to the above

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E/MW/C/0806 Counterpart Lease1) Thomas Maryon Wilson2) James Spence lately of Kurnaul, East Indies,major in H.M. 31st Regiment of FootGround in Charlton on the East side of the roadto Woolwich with Heath Cottage standingthereon.PlanEnclosed: E/MW/C/806/2-3Correspondence relating to above lease

1842

E/MW/C/0807 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0806; 2) William Wright ofCharlton, gardener. Stone Field with a brickmessuage and stable built thereon by Wright.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0807/02-07 Notes andcorrespondence relating to above lease

1842

E/MW/C/0808 Assignment of Lease1) William Nottidge; 2) Sir Thomas MaryonWilson. Property formerly called ParmeysGarden

1843

E/MW/C/0809 Lease: The Duke on Horseback, High Street,Woolwich.Plan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0809/02-04. Plans ofthe Duke on Horseback and the Crown andCushion

1844

E/MW/C/0810 Lease: The Crown and Cushion near theMarket Place

1844

E/MW/C/0811 Lease: The Steam Packet (late Waterman'sArms)Enclosed E/MW/C/0811/02. Plans of theCarpenters Arms and the Steam Packet

1844

E/MW/C/0812 Lease: The Carpenters Arms in High Street 1844

E/MW/C/0813 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) William Mountain, latesergeant of Royal Sappers and Miners. Land inNew Charlton abutting on Mount Place. Plan

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E/MW/C/0814 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) Henry Salter ofCharlton, grocer. Land in New Charlton abuttingon Mount Place with the 3 messuages beingbuilt thereon. Plans. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0814/02-04 Correspondence, plan anddraft memorandum relating to above lease

1844

E/MW/C/0815 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) Thomas Glenton ofCharlton Terrace, gent. Land in New Charltonabutting on Mount Place and the 20 messuagesnow being built thereon. Plan

1844

E/MW/C/0816 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) James Wood ofCharlotte Place, Woolwich, yeoman. Land asabove with the messuage being built thereon.Plan

1844

E/MW/C/0817 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) William Lapraik ofWoolwich, victualler. Land as above and the 4messuages being built theron. Plan

1844

E/MW/C/0818 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) William Slow ofWoolwich, gardener. Land as above and themessuage being built thereon. Plan

1844

E/MW/C/0819 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) John Foster Whitworthof Mount Place, carpenter. Land as above andthe 3 messuages being built thereon. Plan

1844

E/MW/C/0820 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) Thomas CarnegieMiddleton of Woolwich, engineer. Land in NewCharlton and the messuage being built thereon

1844

E/MW/C/0821 Lease and assignment of property inGlasshouse Yard

1846-1847

E/MW/C/0821/01 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) James Wm. Bull, coalmerchant. Messuage etc. in Glasshouse Yard,Woolwich, now being rebuilt by (2). Plan

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E/MW/C/0821/02 Assignment of E/MW/C/0821/01 to FrancisSalesEnclosed: E/MW/C/0821/03 Plan of aboveproperty

1847

E/MW/C/0822 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) Lewis Glenton ofCharlton Terrace, lime merchant. Land inMount Place and the 2 messuages being builtthere. Plan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0822/02-05Correspondence, rough notes and plan relatingto above lease

1847

E/MW/C/0823 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) Joseph Delpratt.Messuage on S side of road leading fromCharlton to Woolwich. Schedule of fittings

1849

E/MW/C/0824 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) John Hall of BlackheathTerrace, a Lieutenant in H.M. Navy. Messuageand paddock in Charlton late of Captain JosephDudman. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0824/02 Inventoryof fixtures belonging to Captain Hall

1849

E/MW/C/0825 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0812; 2) William Nottidge; 3)Robert Smith, Woolwich, builder; 4) HenryBarrow of Woodland Terrace, Charlton Landnear the Woodman Inn. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0825/02 Draft agreement relating toabove lease

1849

E/MW/C/0826 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/0825; 3) James WilliamBull; 4) Robert Purves of Charlton, engineer.Land in New Charlton and the messuage builtthereon by (3). Plan

1849

E/MW/C/0827 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/0825; 3) Thomas Jonesof Woodland Terrace, gent. Land adjoining anew road in Charlton near the Woodman Innand a messuage thereon. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0827/02-04 Correspondence and planrelating to above lease

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E/MW/C/0829 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/0825; 3) George Roffey ofHigh Street, Woolwich, baker. Land on the Eside of a new road through the Sandpits andthe brick messuage being built there. Plan

1849

E/MW/C/0830 Assignment of Lease1) Dean and Chapter of Westminster; 2) SirThomas Maryon Wilson. The Deans Commonand parcels of marsh and reed ground inCharlton. Large plan of area. Seal

1849

E/MW/C/0831 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) George Hall Graham of BrewerStreet, Woolwich, builder. Land in CharltonLane and the messuage being rebuilt thereon.Plan

1850

E/MW/C/0832 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/8313) George Hall Graham of Brewer Street,Woolwich, builderMessuage and ground on the East side ofMaryon Road, Charlton PlanEnclosed: E/MW/C/832/2-13Licence 6 Feb 18991) Sir Spencer Pocklington Maryon Wilson2) Mary Ann Bain of 73 Earls Court Road,KensingtonLicence to rebuild part of the premises asaboveAbstract, draft surrender and correspondencerelating to lease

1850

E/MW/C/0833 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) John Foster Whitworth ofWoolwich, carpenter. Ground in Mount Place,Charlton, and 3 messuages now being builtthereon. Plan

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E/MW/C/0834 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/0833; 3) Robert JohnLittle of Woolwich, Barrack Master of the RoyalMarines. Land at Little Heath and 2 messuagesbeing built thereon. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0834/02-03 Correspondence and planrelating to above lease

1851

E/MW/C/0835 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamSeager of 18 Mountpelier Row, Blackheath.Messuage at Blackheath next to the Swan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0835/02 Letter concerningabove lease

1851

E/MW/C/0836 Assignment of Lease1) William Richardson of Garden Cottage, OldCharlton; 2) George Blaxland of H.M.Dockyard, Sheerness, engineer. No. 2 VictoriaPlace, New Charlton

1856

E/MW/C/0837 Lease and assignment of premises inGlasshouse Yard

1856-1861

E/MW/C/0837/01 Assignment of Lease1) Francis Sales of Hog Lane, Woolwich,lighterman; 2) Woolwich, Plumstead andCharlton Consumers Gas Co. Premises inGlasshouse Yard Seal of company pendant

1856

E/MW/C/0837/02 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) asE/MW/C/0837/01. Land in Glasshouse Yardand the buildings thereon. Plan

1861

E/MW/C/0838 Deeds for 6 Charlton Terrace, New Charlton 1857-1865

E/MW/C/0838/01 Assignment of Lease1) William Richardson of Garden Cottage, OldCharlton, gent.; 2) George Syndercombe of 5Harding's Manor Way, Woolwich, master in theRoyal Navy. No. 6 Charlton Terrace, NewCharlton on ground formerly leased by WilliamDay to James Fincham

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E/MW/C/0838/02 Assignment of Lease1) Elizabeth Syndercombe; 2) George Brown of8 Charlton Terrace, shipwright

1865

E/MW/C/0838/03 Mortgage from (2) to Woolwich Mutual BenefitBuilding Society

1865

E/MW/C/0839 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) ThomasTaylor of Charlton, farrier. Messuage on S sideof road from Charlton Church to Woolwich anda garden there. Plan

1857

E/MW/C/0840 Assignment of Lease1) Joshua Smith of Crayford, baker; 2) HarrietBristow of Woolwich, spinster. Ground on the Sside of the road from Greenwich to Woolwich inCharlton formerly granted to Samuel Tadd

1859

E/MW/C/0841 Assignment of Lease1) John Piper of Wood Street, Woolwich, gent.;2) James Norman of 8 Charlotte Street,Charlton, painter. No. 16 Charlton Terrace

1861

E/MW/C/0842 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Thomas W.Powell, stockbroker. Cherry Orchard House etc.at Charlton. 2 plans

1861

E/MW/C/0843 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0842; 2) George Loader andWilliam Thomas Wade, trustees; 3) JosephLyons of Artillery Place, Woolwich, capmaker.Ground in Maryon Road and the messuagebeing built thereon. Plan

1854

E/MW/C/0844 Counterpart Lease1) and 2) As E/MW/C/0843; 3) Mary AnnFletcher of Kingston Terrace, Charlton. Groundin Charlton on the S of the road fromGreenwich to Woolwich and 3 messuages builtthereon. Plan

1854

E/MW/C/0845 Duplicate Lease1) As E/MW/C/0842; 2) Francis Salter ofCharlton Village, grocer. Messuage and shop inCharlton Village. Plan

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E/MW/C/0846 Deeds for ground in Woolwich 1864

E/MW/C/0846/01 Assignment of Lease1) Archibald Weir of Coopers Hall, City ofLondon, gent.; 2) Charles Frederick Munday of20 New Street, Spring Gardens. Groundadjoining the road from Woolwich Dockyard toGreenwich in Charlton and the messuagethereon

1864

E/MW/C/0846/02 Covenant of James Law to produce deedswhen requested by (2) above

1864

E/MW/C/0847 Memorandum of Agreement1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) William HenryKeats R.N. of Devonport. Ground on W side ofMaryon Road and messuage built by (2)thereon

1866

E/MW/C/0848 Memorandum of Agreement1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamBraund and others. Ground on the S of the roadfrom Shooters Hill to Blackheath to build aBaptist Chapel. Plan

1866

E/MW/C/0849 Letter from G.H. Graham to William Lyddonconcerning leases and enclosing tracing of GasCompany premises and plans of houses inMount Place

1866

E/MW/C/0850 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) CharlotteSeager of 18 Mountpelier Row, Blackheath.Messuage and shop in Charlton. Plan

1867

E/MW/C/0851 Assignment of Lease1) Charles F. Munday; 2) Samuel Goddard of77 Maxey Road, Plumstead. Nos. 20-26Charlton Terrace, Nos. 24-33 Charlotte Street,etc.

1868

E/MW/C/0852 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamWright of Charlton, gardener. Messuage etc.and Stone Field at Charlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/0853 Lease1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) Samuel BagsterBoulton of Springfield, Charlton. Part ofDagwells Hollow at Charlton. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0854 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Henry John Howes ofCharlton, silk mercer and upholster. 2 acres, 1rood, 22 perches in Dagwells Hollow. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0855 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Henry Carver of ColdBath Houses, architect. 2 houses at LittleHeath, Charlton. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0856 Lease1) and 2) as E/MW/C/0855. 2 Cold Bath housesat Charlton. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0857 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) William A. Weeks ofCharlton, market gardener. 14 acres, 2 roods ofland near Smith Field Wood. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0858 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys of Heath Lodge, Charlton, gent.Messuage, garden, stables etc. abutting on theRoyal Military Depository. Plan

1869

E/MW/C/0859 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Henry Sheppard of 1Charlton Villas, market gardener. Groundabutting on the Manor Way. Plan

1870

E/MW/C/0860 Counterpart Lease and draft1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) George Maxwell ofManor Farm, Kidbrooke. Land abutting on theroad from Charlton to Woolwich. Plan

1870

E/MW/C/0861 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Samuel Noble ofGreenwich, surveyor. Messuage and garden atthe N end of Lower Maryon Road. Plan

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E/MW/C/0862 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) George Steel ofTurnpike Lane, Charlton, market gardener. 6acres and 30 perches of land abutting onTurnpike Lane. Plan

1870

E/MW/C/0863 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0853; 2) Wm. Mercer Stapley ofLower Maryon Road, builder. Messuage atLittle Heath late in the occupation of WilliamMabery. Plan

1870

E/MW/C/0864 Surrender of 2 leases1) Thomas George Lowe West of Croydon; 2)George Loader and William Thomas; 3) SirJohn Maryon Wilson. Ground on the N side of aroad from Woolwich to Charlton

1871

E/MW/C/0865 Deeds for Wharf at Woolwich 1867-1871

E/MW/C/0865/01 Surrender of Lease1) Trustees of Woolwich Mutual BenefitBuilding Society; 2) and 3) as E/MW/C/0864Wharf etc. near the Market Place, Woolwich

1871

E/MW/C/0865/02 Mortgage1) Woolwich Steam Packet Co.2) John Hammond of Powis Street, Woolwich,victualler and Richard Rixon, stationer, trusteesof the Woolwich Mutual Benefit Building SocietyWharf at Woolwich adjoining on a messuagecalled the Steam Packet (on the site of theWaterman's Arms) leased by Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson to William Scroggie 21 July1866

1867

E/MW/C/0866 Lease1) Sir John M. Wilson; 2) John Fisher of UpperWoodland Place, Charlton. 2 messuages etc. atCharlton late of Thomas George Lowe West.Plan

1871

E/MW/C/0867 Surrender of Lease1) Miss Mary A. Stirling; 2) Sir John M. Wilson.Ground formerly part of Hanging Wood and themessuage thereon

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E/MW/C/0868 Lease1) Sir John M. Wilson; 2) Felix Frederick Taylor,John Thompson Burrell, Henry Huggins andHenry Thomas Huggins, seed merchants ofSouthwark Street. 6 acres, 2 roods of land nearSt Thomas's Church, Charlton, used as amarket garden. Plan

1872

E/MW/C/0869 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0868; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys of Heath Lodge, Charlton. The FairField in Charlton. Plan

1872

E/MW/C/0870 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0868; 2) Henry Sheppard ofDeptford, market gardener. 2 acres, 10 perchesin Charlton marshes late occupied by ThomasGlenton. Plan

1872

E/MW/C/0871 Surrender1) James Howlett of the White Horse, Charlton2) Wm. Whitbread of Cardington, Bedford andFrederick Manning Needham of GloucesterSquare, Hyde Park, esq.3) George Loader4) Sir John M. WilsonGround on the South side of the road fromWoolwich Dockyard to Greenwich

1872

E/MW/C/0872 Lease1) John M. Wilson; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys. Part of Hobbs Hall Field, etc. atCharlton. Plan

1873

E/MW/C/0873 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0872; 2) Henry Sheppard.Ground adjoining the Lower Road Charlton.Plan. 13 Aug 1879 Licence to assign same toWilliam Sheppard attached to above

1873

E/MW/C/0874 Surrender of Leases1) Woolwich, Plumstead and CharltonConsumers Gas Co.; 2) Sir John M. Wilson.Wharf and premises in Glasshouse Yard,Woolwich

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E/MW/C/0875 Counterpart LeaseSir John M. Wilson; 2) Philip James of 6, LittleHeath, Charlton, inspector of weights andmeasures. No. 6 Little Heath. Plan

1873

E/MW/C/0876 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0875; 2) John Wellington of IvyCottage, Lower Woodland Place, Charlton,boiler maker. Messuage in Lower WoodlandPlace. Plan

1873

E/MW/C/0877 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0875; 2) William John Grahamof Kingston Terrace, Charlton. Premises inCharlton Road and Fairfield Road. Plan

1874

E/MW/C/0878 Consent to assign lease1) As E/MW/C/0875; 2) Samuel Charles Turner.The Swan etc. in Charlton

1874

E/MW/C/0879 Surrender of Lease1) Messrs Hoare and Co. Brewers; 2) Sir JohnM. Wilson. The Bugle Horn, Charlton

1874

E/MW/C/0880 2 copies of Lease1) Sir John M. Wilson; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys. Land and messuage in Fairfield Road.Plan

1874

E/MW/C/0881 2 copies of Lease1) Sir John M. Wilson; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys. Land and messuage in Fairfield Road.Plan

1874

E/MW/C/0882 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0880; 2) Frederick M. Wilson of86 St. James's Street, Westminster. CharltonVilla in Shooters Hill Road

1874

E/MW/C/0883 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0880; 2) William Henry Fuller ofEast Ham, contractor. Ground and messuagenear the river in Charlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/0884 Apportionment of rent1) Sir John M. Wilson; 2) Charles Henry DavisCurtoys. Part of Hobbs Hall Field sold toCharlton Burial Board. Plan

1876

E/MW/C/0885 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson; 2) AlfredStapley of Maryon Road. No. 7 Little Heath.Plan. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0885/02-07 Articles ofagreement between the same parties retenancy of Ivy Cottage, Little Heath and 4letters, 1881-1893

1877

E/MW/C/0886 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0885; 2) Samuel Henry Pain ofCharlton, stationer. Ground and messuage inCharlton near the Swan. Plan. Attached is anote of surrender of same, 11 Nov 1881

1878

E/MW/C/0887 Agreement as to tenancy1) As E/MW/C/0885; 2) Walter Ducher. No. 9Little Heath in occupation of (2)

1879

E/MW/C/0888 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0885; 2) George Maxwell of theManor Farm, Kidbrook. Meadow and arableland S of Shooters Hill Road

1879

E/MW/C/0889 Licence to assign1) As E/MW/C/0885; 2) Mrs Eliza Pembroke.Ground formerly held by Henry Sheppard inCharlton

1879

E/MW/C/0890 Lease1) As E/MW/C/0885; 2) Frederick Staines ofOld Charlton, bootmaker. Messuage and shopnear the Swan in Charlton. Plan

1880

E/MW/C/0891 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) Captain VivianDering Majendie of 23 Victoria Road, Charltonand Captain Fleetwood Isham Edwards.Messuage formerly called Cherry Tree Houseand now Springfield in Charlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/0892 Assignment of Lease1) Mrs Louisa Blaxland of Gillingham House,New Brompton, Chatham; 2) Edward GeorgeCovil of 3 Brewer Street, Woolwich. Ground inCharlton formerly leased to James Spicer

1881

E/MW/C/0893 Assignment of Lease1) Archibald Henry Hamilton of 8 St. James'sSquare, Westminster; 2) Henry John Chard of22 Dealfield Road, Charlton, dairyman.Premises formerly devised to Thomas GeorgeLowe West

1882

E/MW/C/0894 Agreement to rent1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) John Allens. 10acres in Pound Field, Charlton

1881

E/MW/C/0895 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) William Jamsett.Fairfield House and garden late in theoccupation of Colonel Cubitt

1882

E/MW/C/0896 Agreement for monthly tenancy1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Ann Spenceley of theDuke on Horseback P.H. The Duke onHorseback, High Street, Woolwich

1883

E/MW/C/0897 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Walter ScottDrummond of 7 Crawley Cottages, Charlton.Land in Charlton abutting on the river and onRope Walk

1882

E/MW/C/0898 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Charles Colbourne of 4Lower Mount Street, Charlton. Garden abuttingon Lower Mount Street

1881

E/MW/C/0899 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) George Gardiner late ofthe Royal Artillery. House in Charlton mainstreet

1881

E/MW/C/0900 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) David Austen of 33Lyvedon Road, Greenwich. Rectory Field, OldCharlton

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E/MW/C/0901 Agreement to rent1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) John Allen. 2 fields inCharlton Park

1882

E/MW/C/0902 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) John Allen of 20Samuel Street, Woolwich. Cottage and officesat the Bull Pit in Charlton Park

1883

E/MW/C/0903 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) John Bull junior of 14Woodland Terrace, Charlton. Garden ground inMaryon Road

1882

E/MW/C/0904 Memorandum of Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) James Turner Butts of18 Charlton Vale. Grazing land South ofCharlton Lane

1882

E/MW/C/0905 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) William Reed of 53Church Street, Woolwich. House and garden inLittle Heath

1882

E/MW/C/0906 Agreement to rent1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Charles Swanson. TheClock Field in Charlton

1883

E/MW/C/0907 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) John Allen. Cottageand offices at the Bull Pit, Charlton Park

1883

E/MW/C/0908 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) George Peall. No. 18Charlton Terrace

1883

E/MW/C/0909 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Samuel Guyer of 4Delafield Road, Charlton. Cottage and gardenetc. in Bagwells Hollow, Charlton

1883

E/MW/C/0910 Agreement for weekly tenancy1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) W.G. House Baker'sshop etc. in Charlton

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E/MW/C/0911 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) William Collings Houseetc. at Little Heath, Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0911/02 Letter relating to repairs, 29Apr 1895

1883

E/MW/C/0912 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) Charles Howlett of theLord Howick P.H. Woolwich. Victoria Hill on theS of the Woolwich and Greenwich Road

1883

E/MW/C/0913 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0894; 2) William Jamsett ofCharlton. House and shop, No. 4 on the Southof Charlton Street

1883

E/MW/C/0914 Lease1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) Miss MaryVaughan Arbuckle. Messuage etc. at LittleHeath. Plan

1884

E/MW/C/0915 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0914; 2) Major Daniel AlexanderGrant of H.M. 85th Regiment. Holmesdale atCharlton

1884

E/MW/C/0916 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0914; 2) Thomas George Edgleyof 7 Clarendon Villas, Charlton. CharltonCottage next the Bugle Horn

1884

E/MW/C/0917 Counterpart Lease1) Charles Henry Davis Curtoys; 2) CharlesHerbert of Tonbridge. Hemblington Houseadjoining St. Paul's Church Rectory in FairfieldRoad, Charlton

1884

E/MW/C/0918 Agreement to let1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) Spencer Diplock.Cottage in Landsdown Road, Charlton

1885

E/MW/C/0919 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) William Alfred Steward.Cottage and premises on N side of ShootersHill Road

1885



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E/MW/C/0920 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Charles Asquith. No. 3Russell Place, Shooters Hill Road

1885

E/MW/C/0921 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Mrs Jemimah AllenKent. Cottage on N side of Shooters Hill Road.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0921/02-03 Letters relatingto agreement

1885

E/MW/C/0922 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) George Turner of 4Shrewsbury Villas, Plumstead Common. Houseat Little Heath

1885

E/MW/C/0923 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Mrs Jane King EastEnd. Cottage on N side of Shooters Hill Road

1885

E/MW/C/0924 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) John Hopkins. Cottageon N side of Shooters Hill Road next toMoreland Cottage

1885

E/MW/C/0925 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Nathaniel Turner.Another cottage on N side of Shooters HillRoad

1885

E/MW/C/0926 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Charles Tye of OakCottage, Fairfield Road. House etc. inLansdown Road, Charlton in occupation of MrsCarver. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0926/02 Agreementbetween same parties and property, 17 Mar1892

1885

E/MW/C/0927 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) John Lee of 13Nunhead Grove, Peckham. Beresford Lodge onthe N side of Shooters Hill Road

1885

E/MW/C/0928 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) John Needham of theFox under the Hill, Charlton. Garden on the Nside of Shooters Hill Road

1885



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E/MW/C/0929 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) John Bull of MaryonRoad. Garden at rear of Nos. 58A - 58DMaryon Road

1885

E/MW/C/0930 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) John Allen. 2 cottagesin Charlton Park on W side of Bull Pit Cottages

1886

E/MW/C/0931 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Albert Moore Baines ofLansdown Road. Cottage and premises calledBagswell Hollow. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0931/02Letter concerning repair to fence, 16 May 1887

1886

E/MW/C/0932 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) Mrs Harriet Lee ofBeresford Cottage, Shooters Hill Road. HopeCottage on the N side of Shooters Hill Road

1886

E/MW/C/0933 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0918; 2) William H. Kettle of 159Shooters Hill Road. Shop etc. on the S side ofCharlton main street. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0933/02-04 Letters concerningagreement

1886

E/MW/C/0934 Assignment of Lease1) Thomas Abercrombie Welton of 5 MoorgateStreet, London; 2) Frederick Taylor and HarrySimpson of 79 Southwark Street. Messuageand ground in Charlton

1886

E/MW/C/0935 Lease1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) Frederick CharlesBrunning of 12 Burnt Ash Road, Lee.Messuage and shop on the S side of Charltonmain street

1887

E/MW/C/0936 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0935; 2) Thomas Collins of 25John Street, Woolwich. No. 2 Victoria Terrace,Charlton

1887

E/MW/C/0937 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0935; 2) John Allen. Grazingland N of Pound Field, Charlton

1887



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E/MW/C/0938 Agreement to place advertisement boardagainst Charlton Park wall1) As E/MW/C/0935; 2) Robert George Hoare

1887

E/MW/C/0939 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0935; 2) Captain D. Hoge ofCantwell Road, Plumstead. Beresford Cottageon N side of Shooters Hill Road

1887

E/MW/C/0940 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0935; 2) R. Seaton of VerandaCottage, Shooters Hill Road. Moreland Cottage,Shooters Hill Road

1887

E/MW/C/0941 Assignment of Lease1) Adam Fountain of 101 Lewisham Road,Lewisham2) Mary Ann Nunn of 277 Brockley Road,Brockley, Caroline and Mary Chatfield of Stokeon Trent and others3) Sir Spencer M. WilsonLand in Charlton on the South of the road fromCharlton Church to Woolwich

1887

E/MW/C/0942 Agreement to let1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) John Harding ofOld Charlton Village. Stables etc. near CharltonPark Wall

1888

E/MW/C/0943 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) John Allen. No. 1 TheBull Pit, Charlton Park Gate and Pound Field,Hill Side Field etc. in Charlton

1888

E/MW/C/0944 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) John Allen. No. 1 TheBull Pit, Charlton Park Gate and Pound Field,Hill Side Field etc. in Charlton

1888

E/MW/C/0945 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Robert Kemp of ColdBath Cottage, Lansdown Road. Cottage andgarden West of Lansdown Road

1888



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E/MW/C/0946 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) George Carter of 10Maryon Road. Yard and shed in Little Heath

1888

E/MW/C/0947 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Walter ScottDrummond of 7 Clarendon Villas, Church Lane,Charlton. Ground in Charlton on the river side

1888

E/MW/C/0948 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Henry Bayne of SandStreet, Woolwich. No. 1 Victoria Terrace nextthe White Horse P.H.

1888

E/MW/C/0949 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Frederick Roberts ofMarlborough Lodge, Charlton Park.Marlborough Lodge

1888

E/MW/C/0950 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Capt. G.W. Keane ofthe Commissariat and Transport Staff,Woolwich. House and garden in Little Heath

1888

E/MW/C/0951 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) Frances Bethinia Irving.Nos. 1 and 2 Park Place, Charlton

1888

E/MW/C/0952 Agreement to let1) as E/MW/C/0942; 2) Henry Hawthorn of No.1 Lower Mount Street, Charlton. No. 11Woodland Terrace, Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0952/02 Notice to quit, 10 July 1889

1889

E/MW/C/0953 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0942; 2) George Carter of 1BMaryon Road. Nursery gardens at the back ofMaryon Road

1889

E/MW/C/0954 Surrender of Lease1) Frederick Taylor and Harry Simpson; 2) SirSpencer M. Wilson. Ground in Charlton leasedon 6 Jan 1872

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E/MW/C/0955 Agreement to let1) Sir Spencer M. Wilson; 2) James CareyMorris of 88 St. John's Park, Blackheath. HopeCottage on the N side of Shooters Hill Road.Enclosed: E/MW/C/0955/02-07 Letters andnotes concerning agreement

1889

E/MW/C/0956 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) John Clark. CottageNo. 4 on N side of Shooters Hill Road

1889

E/MW/C/0957 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Henry Thompson. Partof a shop in Charlton Village between theBaker's and the Boot Shop

1890

E/MW/C/0958 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) John Harding. Field andgarden on the N side of the Woolwich andCharlton Road

1890

E/MW/C/0959 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Benjamin Lucas Gloverof Devon Villa, Edgehill Road, Plumstead. Semi-detached house etc. in Little Heath

1890

E/MW/C/0960 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Sidney Castle of St.Katherine's, Westcombe Road. Hope Cottageon the N side of Shooters Hill Road

1890

E/MW/C/0961 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Henry John Chard ofWoodland Terrace, Charlton. House andgarden in Little Heath

1890

E/MW/C/0962 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Henry Thompson ofCharlton Village, stationer. Shop etc. on S sideof main street, Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0962/02-04 Letters concerningagreement and starting of a circulating library

1890

E/MW/C/0963 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) William Edmund Frier.Shop and premises in Charlton main street

1890



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E/MW/C/0964 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Henry Bradley of theGardens, Garricks Villa, Hampton. MorelandCottage, Shooters Hill Road. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0964/02-04 Letters concerningagreement

1890

E/MW/C/0965 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Margaret Joyner of 50Southbrook Road, Lee. Lanark House,Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0965/02 Letterconcerning agreement

1891

E/MW/C/0966 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Frank Petley of 1Humber Road, Westcombe Park. The Cottage,Charlton Village

1891

E/MW/C/0967 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) J.H. Marles. Gardenand coachhouse in Charlton bounding S on thePark Wall

1891

E/MW/C/0968 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) George King ofWoodland Cottage, Charlton. House andgarden at the N end of Maryon Road

1891

E/MW/C/0969 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) James Brewer of 97Maryon Road. Shop and premises on the Eside of the post office, Charlton

1891

E/MW/C/0970 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) William Troughton.Shop and premises E of premises let byE/MW/C/0955

1892

E/MW/C/0971 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) George Fox of BullpitCottages, Charlton. 20 acres at Shooters HillRoad called Bull Pit Field

1892

E/MW/C/0972 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Henry E. Clarke of 103St. John's Park, Blackheath. 14 acres in SunField N of the Old Dover Road

1892



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E/MW/C/0973 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Mary Saxby Bull. Smallgarden adjoining 12 Spencer Villas, Little Heath

1892

E/MW/C/0974 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) H. Pelham Burr.Footpath from Cherry Orchard to Shooters HillRoad

1892

E/MW/C/0975 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) William EdwinSandaver. The Cricket Lodge at the E end ofCharlton Park

1892

E/MW/C/0976 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Thomas Rubie of 550Lower Woolwich Road. Garden at rear of 62-68Maryon Road

1893

E/MW/C/0977 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Capt. W.J. FergusonDavie of the Border Regiment . The Croft inLittle Heath

1893

E/MW/C/0978 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Mrs Mary Harford of192 Burrage Road, Plumstead. Little HeathCottage, S of the road from Woolwich toCharlton

1893

E/MW/C/0979 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Major C.G. Donaldson,1st Bat. Border Regiment. Fairfield House W ofSt. Paul's Vicarage, Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0979/02 List of dilapidations

1893

E/MW/C/0980 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) J.H. Marles of 67 TheVillage, Charlton. House and stables E of theAssembly Rooms, Charlton

1894

E/MW/C/0981 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Mrs Harriet Ashton of264 High Street, Plumstead. No. 14 (house andshop) on S side of Charlton Village

1894



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E/MW/C/0982 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Thos. Collins of 37 HillStreet, Woolwich. Paddock on the S side ofWoolwich and Charlton Upper Road

1894

E/MW/C/0983 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Mrs Helen James. No.6 Little Heath in occupation of (2)

1894

E/MW/C/0984 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) George Barson of 75High Road, Lee. Shop etc., No. 14 The Village,Charlton

1894

E/MW/C/0985 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) G. Edwards Poplar.Cottage NE of Rectory Field, Greenwich

1894

E/MW/C/0986 Counterpart Lease1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Lieut-Col RodneyMundy of 94 Piccadilly. Messuage and landformerly called Cherry Tree House and nowSpringfield, Charlton. Plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/0986/02 Agreement concerning newconservatory, Mar 1894

1893

E/MW/C/0987 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Ernest Walter Gurl. IvyCottage, No. 1 Lower Maryon Road, Charlton

1894

E/MW/C/0988 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) George McBride. No.18 The Village, Charlton

1894

E/MW/C/0989 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Mrs Eliza Fox. Bull PitField, Shooters Hill Road

1895

E/MW/C/0990 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0995; 2) Capt. Frederick Smithof Aldershot. The Croft at Little Heath

1895

E/MW/C/0991 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Miss Jane Eliza King.East End Cottage N of Shooters Hill Road

1895



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E/MW/C/0992 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0995; 2) Frank PopkissIgglesden. The Cottage, The Village, Charlton

1895

E/MW/C/0993 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) William R. Williams.Sheds etc. at the rear of No. 59 and 61 TheVillage, Charlton

1896

E/MW/C/0994 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Thomas Henry Dodd.No. 25 The Village Charlton

1896

E/MW/C/0995 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) John Hopkins Cottageetc. on N side of Shooters Hill Road

1896

E/MW/C/0996 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) George Bernard Lord.No. 61 The Village, Charlton

1896

E/MW/C/0997 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) W.F. Corps. Gardencontaining 29 acres, 2 roods, 16 perches on theN side of the Woolwich and Greenwich Road.Plan

1896

E/MW/C/0998 Agreement1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Horace Tuppenny of 17Lower Wood Street, Woolwich. Licence to keepa coffee stall inside the gate leading to theSand Pits

1897

E/MW/C/0999 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) David Wilson. No. 5Little Heath, Charlton

1897

E/MW/C/1000 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) James Skelly.Beresford Cottage N side of Shooters HillRoad. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1000/02-05 Lettersconcerning agreement

1897

E/MW/C/1001 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) William GeorgeSibthorpe. No. 2 Little Heath (S)

1897



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E/MW/C/1002 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Miss Annie Scott. No. 4Little Heath (S)

1897

E/MW/C/1003 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/0955; 2) Lieut. A.A. Montgomeryof the Royal Artillery. Springfield House inCharlton

1898

E/MW/C/1004 Licence for the Charlton Park Hockey Club toplay hockey in the Polo Field, Charlton ParkEnclosed: E/MW/C/1004/02 Letter relating toagreement

1898

E/MW/C/1005 Licence for Surgeon Major Frank L. Stevensonto have the pavilion for the Ambulance Corps inCharlton Park

1898

E/MW/C/1006 Agreement to Let1) Sir Spencer P.M. Wilson; 2) I.H. Dodd. LawnTennis Ground part of the garden of SpringfieldHouse and the ice house there

1898

E/MW/C/1007 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) H.J. Chard. Landbeside Heathwood Gardens

1898

E/MW/C/1008 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Capt. H.B. Stanford ofthe Royal Artillery. No. 3 Heathfield, Little Heath

1898

E/MW/C/1009 Agreement to let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Reginald Spencer Wild.Shop etc. No. 18 The Village, Charlton, to beused as a bicycle shop

1898

E/MW/C/1010 Agreements to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Mrs Eliza Fox. Cottagesat the Bull Pit, Charlton Park

1898

E/MW/C/1011 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Elizabeth Crew.Grazing land formerly let to John Allen

1898



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E/MW/C/1012 Agreement to Let1)As E/MW/C/1006; 2) James Adamson. No. 7Little Heath

1898

E/MW/C/1013 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Arthur P. Kennedy of 3Southwark Street, London. Beresford Cottageetc. on N side of Shooters Hill Road

1899

E/MW/C/1014 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) John George Squirrell.Woodland Cottage in Lower Maryon Road

1899

E/MW/C/1015 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) John Hopkins. GardenN of cottages in South Charlton Place

1899

E/MW/C/1016 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1006; 2) Arthur Clark. IvyCottage, Lower Maryon Road. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1016/02-03 Letters relating toagreement

1899

E/MW/C/1017 Surrender1) John James Cossey; 2) Bessie HornorMausergh of Co. Armagh, Ireland. House andground in Lansdowne Road, Charlton. Plan

1900

E/MW/C/1018 Counterpart Lease1) Sir Spencer P.M. Wilson; 2) Lush & Cook,the London Provincial Dye Works Ltd. Groundon the S side of The Village, Charlton. Plan

1900

E/MW/C/1019 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Alfred Dale. Dwellinghouse in Lansdowne Road, Charlton

1900

E/MW/C/1020 Agreements to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Mrs Fanny G. Green.Footpath from Cherry Orchard to Shooters HillRoad

1900

E/MW/C/1021 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) J.H. Marles. Coachhouse and stable on SE of The Village,Charlton

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E/MW/C/1022 Agreements to use1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Harry TownshendSimonds Stows of Cherry Orchard. Footpathfrom Cherry Orchard to Shooters Hill

1901

E/MW/C/1023 Agreements to let a strip of land near SpencerVillas

1901

E/MW/C/1023/01 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) William Henry Whitakerof 26 Spencer Villas, Charlton. Strip of land onN side of Spencer Villas

1901

E/MW/C/1023/02 Agreement with David Wilson of 26 SpencerVillas

1901

E/MW/C/1024 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Henry John Chard ofCharlton, dairyman. Ground on SE side of LittleHeath. Plan

1901

E/MW/C/1025 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Captain John BruceFinlaison. The Croft, Little Heath

1902

E/MW/C/1026 Agreement to Let1) As E/MW/C/1018; 2) Captain William ScottElliot. Same premises as E/MW/C/1025

1902

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

DEEDS FOR PROPERTY IN WOOLWICH LEASED TO MESSRS. BARRY,STUART AND DAVIS

E/MW/C/1027 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge, only surviving trustee of willof Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson dec., father of 1.)3) Robert Thomas Barry, schoolmaster, WilliamStuart, surgeon and Lewis Davis, jewellerParcel of ground adjoining the Glass Yard,Woolwich and also parcel of ground near theGrove, Woolwich. Plan

1844



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E/MW/C/1028 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Robert Thomas Barry of West Thurrock Esq.,William Stuart of Woolwich, surgeon and LewisDavis of Plumstead, brewerPiece of ground near the Glass Yard, Woolwichand also all of large shed erected there asplace for deposit of coals and also piece ofground on North side of High Street, Woolwichwith new brick messuage or tenement erectedthere. Plan

1854

DEEDS RELATING TO PART OF LAND ORIGINALLY LEASED BY SIRTHOMAS SPENCER WILSON

E/MW/C/1029 Assignment of lease1) Thomas Shore of New Charlton, vanproprietor, and Mary, his wife, formerly MaryGrover widow2) Peter Nash of New Charlton, bricklayerParcel of ground in parish of Charlton, frontingnorth on road leading from Woolwich Dock toGreenwich and messuage erected thereon

1832

E/MW/C/1030 Assignment of lease1) Peter Nash of New Charlton, bricklayer; 2)Philip Stevenson of Woolwich, carpenter inRoyal Navy. Same property as E/MW/C/1029

1835

E/MW/C/1031 Assignment of lease1) Philip Stevenson of New Charlton, carpenterin Royal Navy; 2) Thomas Hope, surgeon inRoyal Navy, stationed on ship Justitia offWoolwich Arsenal. Same property asE/MW/C/1029

1841

E/MW/C/1032 Assignment of lease1) Thomas Hope of Woolwich, surgeon; 2) AnnStephens of Church Street, Woolwich, widow.Same property as E/MW/C/1029

1843

E/MW/C/1033 Assignment of lease1) Executors and devisee of will of Mrs AnnStephens, widow, dec.; 2) Thomas W. Butter ofGlobe Wharf, Woolwich, engineer. Sameproperty as E/MW/C/1029

1852

DEEDS RELATING TO PROPERTY IN GROUND GLASS YARD WOOLWICH



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E/MW/C/1034 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) CharlesHancock of Woolwich, wharfinger. Wharf andground at bottom of place called Glass Yardleading out of High Street, Woolwichnorthwards toward River Thames. Plan

1845

E/MW/C/1035 Mortgage1) Charles Hancock of High Street, Woolwich,wharfinger; 2) Lemuel Brockelbank of theCircus, Greenwich. Same property asE/MW/C/1034

1845

E/MW/C/1036 Assignment of lease1) As E/MW/C/1035; 2) The Watermen's SteamPacket Company. Same property asE/MW/C/1034

1847

E/MW/C/1037 Surrender of Mortgage1) Lemuel Brockelbank; 2) As E/MW/C/1036.Same property as E/MW/C/1034

1848

E/MW/C/1038 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Edward Welsh of Sandfield Terrace,Lewisham, gent.Wharf near market place at Woolwich and alsomessuage and other buildings erected thereon,abutting partly on messuage called The SteamPacket formerly called the Watermen's Arms.Wharf formerly in occupation of WilliamBurgess and William Roff, afterwards ofBurgess Roff and his undertenants, theWoolwich Steam Packet Company and theWatermen's Steam Packet Company. Plan

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E/MW/C/1039 Assignment of lease1) Edward Welsh of Sandfield Terrace,Lewisham, gent.; 2) The Woolwich SteamPacket Company Ltd. Same property asE/MW/C/1038

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E/MW/C/1040 Assignment of lease1) The Liquidators of the Watermen's SteamPacket Company Ltd; 2) The Woolwich SteamPacket Company Ltd. Same property asE/MW/C/1034

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E/MW/C/1041 Covenant to produce deeds1) The Woolwich Steam Packet Company Ltd;2) Elizabeth Hooper of the Retreat, Queen'sRoad, Peckham, widow; 3) William Rose andAlbert William Mellish of the Steam Flour Mills,Woolwich. Same property as E/MW/C/1034

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E/MW/C/1042 Surrender and AssignmentSame parties and property as E/MW/C/1041.Plan

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MISS CHAMPION'S TITLE TO No.14 CHARLTON TERRACE

E/MW/C/1043 Surrender1) William Rose and Albert William Mellish; 2)Sir John Maryon Wilson. Same property asE/MW/C/1034. Plan

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E/MW/C/1044 Lease1) William Day of Deptford, bricklayer; 2)Richard Gardner of Charlton, shipwright. Pieceof ground on S side of, and adjoining, roadleading from Woolwich Dockyard to Greenwichand near place called Hanging Wood inCharlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/1045 Probate of will of Richard Gardner of WoolwichLeaving his leasehold in Charlton Terrace andall other property to his sister, Ann Stiff, widow

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E/MW/C/1046 Assignment of lease1) Ann Stiff of Charlton, widow; 2) RobertJoycey of Charlton, grocer. Same property asE/MW/C/1044

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E/MW/C/1047 Assignment of lease1) Robert Joycey of Charlton, grocer; 2) JamesColquhoun of Woolwich, gent. Endorsed: 18Jan 1850 1) James Colquhoun; 2) JamesEdmond Hubbard of Greenwich. Both - sameproperty as E/MW/C/1044

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E/MW/C/1048 Assigment of lease1) James Edmonds Hubbard of Dublin, Ireland;2) John Luff of Dundas Terrace, Brook HillRoad, Woolwich. Same property asE/MW/C/1044

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E/MW/C/1049 Assignment of lease1) John Luff; 2) Stephen Wells Champion of 27Prospect Row, Woolwich, shipwright. Sameproperty as E/MW/C/1044

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MR WILLIAM BURCHELL'S TITLE TO LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN CHARLTON

E/MW/C/1050 Copy of lease1) William Day of Bickley Row, Rotherhithe,bricklayer2) Francis Goodwin of Castle Street, St.Marylebone, carpenterPiece of ground on south side of road leadingfrom Woolwich Dockyard to Greenwich, at ornear place calledd Hanging Wood, nearCharlton Lane

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E/MW/C/1051 Assignment of lease1) Robert Booth of Woolwich, auctioneer andRose, his wife; 2) William Chamberlain, theyounger, of Islington, gent.; 3) John Wright ofHill Street, Woolwich, gent. Part of land as inE/MW/C/1050

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E/MW/C/1052 Probate of will of Rebecca Wright of Plumstead,widow, formerly of Woolwich and CharltonHer chief beneficiary being her niece RebeccaSarah Cordelia Shott

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E/MW/C/1053 Copy of will and administration of RebeccaSarah Cordelia ShottThe rent of the house in Charlton Terrace to bedivided between her five daughters

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E/MW/C/1054 Assignment of lease1) Sarah Death and Thomas Hewson, trusteesof marriage settlement of Rebecca Shott andSaire Wise, Rebecca Wise, Elizabeth Shott,Charlotte Shott and Mary Ann Shott2) William Burchell of Charlton, pig dealerSame property as E/MW/C/1050Endorsed: Assignment, 17 May 18721) John Lumley of St Mary Street, Woolwich,Kent, carpenter and builder2) William Burchell of Charlton, pig dealerSame property as above

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E/MW/C/1055 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Thomas Wilde Powell, 2 Royal ExchangeBuildings, City of London, stockbrokerMessuage, coach house and barn with garden,meadow and other lands called the CherryOrchard in Charlton. PlanEndorsed: Lease, 7 Apr 1863Same parties as above2 parcels of land adjoining the above premises.Plan

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E/MW/C/1056 Duplicate leaseSame parties and property as E/MW/C/1055

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E/MW/C/1057 Surrender1) Thomas Wilde Powell; 2) Sir John MaryonWilson. Remainder of lease of Cherry OrchardHouse, E/MW/C/1055

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LEASES OF PUBLIC HOUSES IN CHARLTON AND WOOLWICH

E/MW/C/1058 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson of CharltonHouse; 2) Charles Hugh Hoare and GerardNoel Hoare of Lower East Smithfield, brewersand co-partners trading under the name ofHoare and Company. Messuage known as theWoodman Inn, Hill Street, Charlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/1059 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1058; 2) Charles Hugh Hoare.Messuage known as 'The Anchor and Hope'public house at Charlton Wharf in tenure ofThomas Phillips with land and tenementsincluding a counting house and rope walk. Plan

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E/MW/C/1060 Surrender1) Charles Twysden Hoare, William Hoare,Stafford O'Brien Hoare and William James Fordall of Lower East Smithfield, brewers and co-partners, trading as 'Hoare and Company'2) Sir John Maryon Wilson of Charlton Houseand of Fitzjohns, EssexRemainder of lease of the Woodman Inn,E/MW/C/1058, so that new lease could begranted

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E/MW/C/1061 SurrenderSame parties as E/MW/C/1060. Remainder oflease of the Anchor and Hope public house,E/MW/C/1059, so that new lease could begranted

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E/MW/C/1062 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, with consent ofsurviving trustees under his father's will2) George Matthew Hoare, James Woodbridge,William Everest and Frederick Woodbridge,brewers and co-partners 'Hoare & Co.'Messuage called the Carpenter's Arms,formerly the King's Head, High Street,Woolwich, the Duke William public house, HighStreet, Woolwich, the Waterman's Arms,formerly the Marlborough, in Bell Water Gateand the Crown and Cushion public house nearthe market place in Woolwich

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E/MW/C/1063 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1062; 2) Frederick Woodbridge,Henry James Hoare and Charles Hugh Hoare,brewers and co-partners 'Hoare & Co'. TheBugle Horn public house at Charlton. Plan

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E/MW/C/1064 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1062; 2) Charles Hugh Hoareand Gerard Noel Hoare, brewers and co-partners 'Hoare & Co.' The Crown andCushion public house near the market place inWoolwich. Plan

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E/MW/C/1065 Surrender1) Charles Twysden Hoare, William Hoare,Stafford O'Brien Hoare and William JamesFord, brewers and co-partners 'Hoare & Co.'2) Sir John Maryon WilsonRemainder of lease of the Crown and Cushionpublic house, E/MW/C/1064, so that new leasecould be granted

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E/MW/C/1066 Lease1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) Charles TwysdenHoare, William Hoare, Stafford O'Brien Hoareand William James Ford, brewers and co-partners 'Hoare & Co.' Same property asE/MW/C/1065. Plan

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E/MW/C/1067 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeMatthew Hoare, Frederick Woodbridge andHenry James Hoare, brewers and co-partnersThe Anchor and Hope public house at CharltonWharf with cottage, counting and dwellinghouse, warehouse, rope walks and ropeground. PlanEndorsed: Surrender, 27 May 18671) Charles Hugh Hoare, Henry Gerard Hoare; 2) Charles Hugh Hoare and Gerard Noel Hoare;3) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson Remainder oflease of the Anchor and Hope public house, asabove, so that new lease could be granted.Plan

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E/MW/C/1068 Lease1) Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilson2) William Hoare, Hugh Edward Hoare, ArthurLawford Wigan and Walter Robertson Hoare,brewersSame property as E/MW/C/1067.PlanEndorsed: Surrender, 9 Aug 19001) Sir Spencer Pocklington Maryon MaryonWilson2) Hoare and Co. Ltd, Red Lion BreweryRemainder of lease of the Anchor and Hopepublic house, as above

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E/MW/C/1069 Assignment of lease1) William Hoare, Hugh Edward Hoare, ArthurLawford Wigan and Walter Robertson Hoare,brewers; 2) Hoare & Co. Ltd. The Anchor andHope public house

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E/MW/C/1070 Assignment of lease1) James Potter of the Anchor and Hope,Market Place, Woolwich, beer seller; 2) JamesBrill of 9 Rodney Street, Woolwich, beer seller.2 parcels of land and 6 messuages, includedthe Anchor and Hope beer house

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E/MW/C/1071 Mortgage1) James Brill of the Anchor and Hope, beerretailer2) Thomas Mann and James HiscuttCrossmanof the Albion Brewery, Mile End Road andBurton upon Trent, brewers and partners in firmof 'Mann, Crossman and Paulin'The Anchor and Hope beer houseEndorsed: Discharge of mortgage 14 Feb 1898

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E/MW/C/1072 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1071; 2) William Thomas Paulinof the Albion Brewery, brewer, one of partnersin firm of 'Mann, Crossman and Paulin'. Parcelof ground near the market place, Woolwich,with premises erected there, known as theAnchor and Hope

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E/MW/C/1073 Letters of Administration of James BrillGranted to Louisa Edith Chasteauneuf

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E/MW/C/1074 Counterpart lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson with consent ofWilliam Nottidge of Wandsworth, sole survivingtrustee of will of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilsondec.2) George Matthew Hoare, FrederickWoodbridge and Henry James Hoare, brewersand co-partnersThe Duke William or Duke on Horseback publichouse, High Street, Woolwich.Plan

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E/MW/C/1075 Counterpart leaseSame parties as E/MW/C/1074. The SteamPacket public house, formerly the Watermen'sArms, previously the Marlborough at Bell WaterGate in Woolwich. Plan

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E/MW/C/1076 Counterpart lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge, Stanes Chamberlayne ofRyes, Essex and Revd. Richard Black ofHutton, near Brentwood, Essex, clerk, survivingtrustees of will of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilsondec.3) Susanna Noble of Charlton, widowMessuage with coach-house, stable and othererections known as the Swan, with smallmessuage adjoining, on south side of village ofCharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1076/2-7Correspondence, notes and plan relating toabove lease

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E/MW/C/1077 Lease1) As E/MW/C/1076; 2) Elizabeth Randall ofCharlton, widow and Richard Devonish Randallof same, her younger son. 'The Swan' publichouse, Charlton

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E/MW/C/1078 Assignment of lease1) Elizabeth Randall of Charlton, widow andRichard Devonish of same, her younger son2) John Turver of Charlton, milkmanRemainder of lease of 'The Swan' public house,CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1078/2Consent by Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson that theabove should take place, 14 Aug 1852

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E/MW/C/1079 Lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) John Turverof Charlton, milkman. 'The Swan' public house

1868

E/MW/C/1080 ConsentSame parties as E/MW/C/1079. That JohnTurver could mortgage his leasehold publichouse 'The Swan', Charlton

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E/MW/C/1081 Mortgage1) John Turver of Charlton, licensed victualler;2) Isabella Elizabeth Hoare, widow on behalf of'Hoare & Co', brewers. 'The Swan' publichouse, Charlton

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E/MW/C/1082/01 Consent1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) Robert Turrell.To assign by way of mortgage remainder oflease of 'The Swan' public house, Charlton toMrs Isabella Elizabeth Hoare on behalf ofMessrs Hoare & Co. brewers

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E/MW/C/1082/02 Mortgage1) Robert Turrell; 2) Isabella Elizabeth Hoare of'The Swan' public house. Attached Assignmentof mortgage of 'The Swan' public house toWilliam Hoare and William James Ford,brewers

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E/MW/C/1083 Assignment1) Samuel Charles Turver, victualler; 2) IsabellaElizabeth Hoare on behalf of Hoare & Co.brewers; 3) Robert Turrell of Old Dover Road,Blackheath, victualler. Remainder of lease for21 years of 'The Swan' public house

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E/MW/C/1084 Transfer1) William Hoare and William James Ford ofRed Lion Brewery, Lower East Smithfield; 2)William Hoare and Hugh Edward Hoare onbehalf of Hoare & Co. brewers. Mortgage of'The Swan' public house, Charlton

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E/MW/C/1085 Counterpart lease1) George Spence of Camberwell, gent.2) Laurence Desborough of Ely Place, gent.Parcel of ground in parish of St. Giles,Camberwell, part of certain field of pasture landformerly Glebe, situated at the summit ofCamberwell Grove and known as the GlebeField and also the brick messuage constructedthereon at expense of (2)

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E/MW/C/1086 Counterpart lease1) Edward Wrench of Lower Thames Street,Esq.; 2) Laurence Desborough. Same propertyas E/MW/C/1085

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E/MW/C/1087 Counterpart lease1) John Horner of Grove Hill, Camberwell; 2)Laurence Desborough. Same property asE/MW/C/1085

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E/MW/C/1089 Papers relating to Woolwich MarketIts title and raising of tolls and in particular tocase of Joseph Burgis of Greenwich, itinerantpoulterer v John Lock, publican of theCarpenter's Arms, Woolwich. Concerninglatter's right, as lessee of Lady Wilson, to levytolls from stall-holders

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E/MW/C/1120 Appointment by Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson ofRichard Good as Clerk of Woolwich Market

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E/MW/C/1121 Appointment by Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson ofRichard Good as Clerk of Woolwich Market

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E/MW/C/1122 Agreement1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) TheMetropolitan Board of Works. Concerningmanhole in the market

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E/MW/C/1123 Papers relating to proposed ecclesiasticaldistrict of St Thomas, Woolwich

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E/MW/C/1140 Order of Exchange1) Revd. Ambrose Morris, Rector of StThomas', Charlton; 2) Sir Spencer MaryonWilson. Exchange of land in Upper WoodlandTerrace, adjoining graveyard of church, for landin Maryon Road. Plan

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E/MW/C/1179 Papers relating to case brought by Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson against Joseph Meads Madkins,executor of will of John LongConcerning breaches of covenants in leasebetween Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson and JohnLong of land called 'the Sandpits', part of WhiteHouse Field, otherwise Prospect Field, HangingWood in parish of Charlton

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E/MW/C/1208 Papers relating to case brought by Dame JaneWilsonAgainst Richard Powis the elder, William Powisthe younger and Richard Powis the youngerconcerning breaches of covenants in leasebetween the above of 5 public houses inWoolwich

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E/MW/C/1491 2 copies of Act to empower John Jones Esq.,and other devisees of John Maryon ClerkTo make leases of Manor of Charlton and oflands etc. in the Manor and also in parishes ofWoolwich and Plumstead, Kent

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E/MW/C/1492 2 copies of Act to empower John Jones Esq.,and other devisees of John Maryon ClerkTo make leases of Manor of Charlton and oflands etc. in the Manor and also in parishes ofWoolwich and Plumstead, Kent

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E/MW/C/1493 Act for vesting certain lands and hereditamentsin trustees for further promoting service of HisMajesty's Ordnance at Woolwich

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E/MW/C/1494 Act for vesting certain lands and hereditamentsat Charlton, Kent for further promoting theservice of His Majesty's Ordnance

1803

E/MW/C/1495 Act for paving, cleansing, lighting and watchingthe town and parish of Woolwich, Kentmoving and preventing nuisances therein forthe better relief and employment of the poor, forproviding an additional burial ground and forregulating market of said town and parishEnclosed: E/MW/C/1495/2-8Rough notes and accounts relating to tolls inWoolwich Market, 1830's

1807

E/MW/C/1496 Act for establishing ferry across River Thamesat Woolwich, Kent

1811

E/MW/C/1497 Act for improving the Lower Road leading fromtown of Greenwich to town of Woolwich, Kent

1818

E/MW/C/1498 Bill for making and maintaining cemetery orburial ground to be called 'The BlackheathCemetery' and to be situate in parish ofCharlton, Kent

1839

E/MW/C/1499 Act to authorize granting of building andrepairing leases of lands in county of KentFormerly belonging to Francis McCulloh,George Boone Roupell and James BrowneHorner, in undivided shares

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E/MW/C/1500 Act to enable Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson togrant site of church for 'The District of StThomas, Woolwich' and for other purposes

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E/MW/C/1508 2 decrees of inquisition assessing value ofmarshland adjoining River Thames forrecompenceTo be paid to owners of land by directors of TheWoolwich Ferry Company for construction ofroad on above property. Includes papersrelating to above inquisition

1811

E/MW/C/1509 2 decrees of inquisition assessing value ofmarshland adjoining River Thames forrecompenceTo be paid to owners of land by directors of TheWoolwich Ferry Company for construction ofroad on above property. Includes papersrelating to above inquisition

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E/MW/C/1510 Approval by Mayor of London of 2 causewaysbeing made in River Thames for purposes ofThe Woolwich Ferry Company

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E/MW/C/1511 Release1) Maria Catherine Gason of Lincolns InnFields, spinster; 2) The Woolwich FerryCompany Marshland at Plaistow, Essex

1812

E/MW/C/1512 Lease and release1) The Revd. Henry Stephenson Blackburn ofRushwick, Worcester, clerk and Elizabeth hiswife and Samuel Spragg of Charlotte Street,Old Street, Middlesex, gent.2) The Woolwich Ferry Company Land in TrinityMarsh in Westham alias Plaistow level in Essexand messuage and buildings thereon

1814

E/MW/C/1513 Lease and release1) The Revd. Henry Stephenson Blackburn ofRushwick, Worcester, clerk and Elizabeth hiswife and Samuel Spragg of Charlotte Street,Old Street, Middlesex, gent.2) The Woolwich Ferry Company Land in TrinityMarsh in Westham alias Plaistow level in Essexand messuage and buildings thereon

1814

E/MW/C/1514 Lease, release and enfranchisement1) James Humphreys of Lincoln's Inn; 2) TheWoolwich Ferry Company. Reed ground andshore adjoining Trinity Marsh in Westham,Essex

1816

E/MW/C/1515 Lease, release and enfranchisement1) James Humphreys of Lincoln's Inn; 2) TheWoolwich Ferry Company. Reed ground andshore adjoining Trinity Marsh in Westham,Essex

1816

E/MW/C/1516 Butts (stubs) of share certificates in TheWoolwich Ferry Company

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E/MW/C/1519 Draft agreement for letting1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson; 2) JamesConcannon of St. James' Street, Westminster,Lieutenant of The Royal Regiment. House,coach-house, stables etc. in parish of Charlton

1784

E/MW/C/1520 Draft assignment of lease1) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson; 2) John Drueyof Greenwich, poulterer. Messuage in Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1520/02 Receipt for stampson lease

1785

E/MW/C/1521 Draft lease1) As E/MW/C/1520/1; 2) John Hook Campbellof East Greenwich, esq. Cottage and tenementand field commonly called Deans Common inEast Greenwich

1787

E/MW/C/1522 Draft agreement for lease1) As E/MW/C/1520/1; 2) Thomas Cooper ofCharlton, carpenter. Piece of ground formerlycalled The Stack Yard with carpenter's shopand shed erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1522/02-03 Receipt and notes relatingto above agreement

1789

E/MW/C/1523 Draft agreement for lease1) As E/MW/C/1520/1; 2) William Woolley,portrait painter. Cold Bath House in Charlton

1790

E/MW/C/1524 Draft lease1) As E/MW/C/1520/1; 2) James White ofDenmark Hall, Surrey. Messuage and premisesat Charlton

1797

E/MW/C/1525 Draft lease1) As E/MW/C/1520/1; 2) James Tidball. TheCoach and Horses Victualling House nearGlobe Lane in Woolwich. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1525/02 Draft covenant betweenThomas Harris and John Hunter, Feb 1797

1797

E/MW/C/1526 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Higham Bayley Parcelof ground in parish of Charlton

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E/MW/C/1527 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Hopkins.Property as shown on plan. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1527/02-03 Plan and note concerningabove draft lease

1800

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E/MW/C/1543 Agreement for lease1) William Pitcher of Salisbury Square, FleetStreet, City of London, carpenter and ThomasCartwright of Miles Lane, Thames Street, Cityof London, bricklayer2) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson of CharltonHouse, KentPiece of land behind No.7 in The Paragon atBlackheath

1806

E/MW/C/1544 Agreement between James Randell and DameJane Wilson respecting crane on wharf atWoolwich

1807

E/MW/C/1545 Draft assignment of lease1) Joseph Cooper of Charlton, limeburner; 2)Dame Jane Wilson. Messuage in Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1545/02-04 Draft memorialand rough accounts of above assignment oflease

1807

E/MW/C/1546 Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson andRichard, William and Richard Powis ofGreenwich, brewers and co-partnersRespecting house at Woolwich formerly the Hatand Feathers Public House. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1546/02 Letter relating to aboveagreement. See E/MW/C/0707

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E/MW/C/1547 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) The Commissioners under the Act forsupplying the town and parish of Woolwich withwaterPiece of marshland in parish of Charlton withpermission to take water for purposes of saidact from two springs in same parishEnclosed: E/MW/C/1547/2-3Letters from one of Commissioners relating toabove lease

1808

E/MW/C/1548 Draft lease1) John White of Woolwich, butcher; 2) WilliamBellchambers of same place, blacksmith.Blacksmith's shop in Market Place at Woolwich

1808

E/MW/C/1549 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) John Perceval ofCharlton. Piece of ground on S side of ShootersHill Road, Charlton

1808

E/MW/C/1550 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) John Hardwick.Messuage with yard near Glasshouse Yard,Woolwich and also wharf, crane, workshop,sheds etc. fronting River Thames late inoccupation of James Randell

1809

E/MW/C/1551 Draft agreement between Dame Jane Wilsonand Robert Medhurst of Shooters Hill Road,Charlton, victuallerRespecting piece of waste land on S side ofShooters Hill Road, Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1551/02 Note relating to aboveagreement

1809

E/MW/C/1552 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and others2) Thomas Lloyd of Gun Street, Old ArtilleryGround in Liberty of the Tower of London,victuallerParcel of ground on east side of Artillery Street,Old Artillery GroundEnclosed: E/MW/C/1552/2Note of objections stated

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E/MW/C/1553 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) Francis Claxton of Charlton, victuallerPlot of land at Charlton, part of field called LittleHeath adjoining premises in occupation ofFrancis Claxton called 'The Woodman'Enclosed: E/MW/C/1553/2Rough sketch of plot of land

1810

E/MW/C/1554 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Willan ofMarylebone Park Farm, Esq. Inclosure ofmarshland in Charlton fronting River Thames

1810

E/MW/C/1555 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Matthew Smith ofCharlton, rope-maker. Inclosure of marshland inCharlton fronting River Thames

1810

E/MW/C/1556 Draft agreement between the Revd. ThomasChamberlayne, Rector of parish of Charltonand Dame Jane Wilson and Sir ThomasMaryon WilsonFor exchanging possession of part of glebeland for possession of equal quantity of otherland at Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1556/02-04 Plans and descriptions of properties

1811

E/MW/C/1557 Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson and SirThomas Maryon Wilson and James Harris ofWoolwich, gardenerrespecting 2 pieces of ground, part of HangingWood, in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1557/2-3Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson and SirThomas Maryon Wilson and William Cookrespecting further part of Hanging Wood inCharlton, 1811, and rough note, n.d.

1811

E/MW/C/1558 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Bullock andThomas Butterworth of New Charlton, yeomen.Parcel of land, part of Hanging Wood inCharlton, as shown in plan

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E/MW/C/1559 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Jacob Allen ofCharlton, yeoman. Parcel of ground, part ofHanging Wood in Charlton, as shown in plan.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1559/02-03 2 notes relatingto above agreement

1811

E/MW/C/1560 Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson andWilliam Reed of CharltonRespecting piece of ground, part of HangingWood at Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1560/02Rough note relating to above agreement

1811

E/MW/C/1561 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) - Silvester. Parcel ofland, part of Hanging Wood in Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1561/02 Rough noterelating to above agreement

1811

E/MW/C/1562 Draft agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) James Boon. 2parcels of ground, part of Sand Pits adjoiningHanging Wood in Charlton

1811

E/MW/C/1563 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson2) Messrs Patrick, Dennis and Patrick Connellof Woolwich, provision dealers and yeomenParcels of ground called Stubbed Field, part ofHanging Wood, as shown in plan, and part ofLittle HeathEnclosed: E/MW/C/1563/2-9Rough notes and accounts relating to aboveagreement

1811

E/MW/C/1564 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Francis Claxon of Charlton,victualler. Parcel of land, part of Hanging Woodat Charlton, as shown in plan

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E/MW/C/1565 Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson and SirThomas Maryon Wilson and Thomas Sexton ofGreenwichRespecting piece of osier ground near ShootersHill Road at Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1565/02-04 Papers relating to fictitiouscase concerning possession of above property,and letter and plan relating to above agreement

1811

E/MW/C/1566 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson2) Robert Medhurst of Shooters Hill Road,Charlton, victuallerAll the Four Acre Field at CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1566/2-5Further agreement between same parties forlease of part of field near Shooters Hill Road,Mar 1812, rough accounts and plans

1811

E/MW/C/1567 Papers relating to case in the matter of Revd.Thomas Chamberlayne, Rector of Charlton7 items

1812

E/MW/C/1568 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Hutson ofFarnborough and Thomas Reeve of London,yeomen. All that field in Charlton known as TheHay Stack Field and small plot adjoining usedas The Rick Plot

1812

E/MW/C/1569 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Feldwick ofCharlton, grocer. Field in Charlton as describedin lease

1812

E/MW/C/1570 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) - Burley. Close and 2pieces of land in Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1570/02-04 Rough plan, notes andaccounts relating to above lease

1812

E/MW/C/1571 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Wright ofEltham, Kent, gardener. Close of land inCharlton

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E/MW/C/1572 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Daniel Madewell ofWoolwich, butcher. Parcel of marshland calledThe Dean and Chapter's Marsh, fronting theRiver Thames and another parcel of marshlandalso in Charlton

1812

E/MW/C/1573 Draft release1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) The Trustees of the New CrossTurnpike Roads. 5 pieces of land beingrespectively parts of 4 fields called Five AcreField, Walk Field, Hanging Wood and LittleHeath, all in Charlton

1812

E/MW/C/1574 Agreement between Dame Jane Wilson andJohn Randall of New Charlton, butcherRespecting site and pasturage of the Sand Pitsat Charlton, with plan

1812

E/MW/C/1575 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Matthew Horseman ofNew Charlton, mariner and Thomas Bullock ofNew Charlton, yeoman. 2 parcels of ground,part of Hanging Wood in Charlton

1812

E/MW/C/1576 Agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Patrick Connell ofWoolwich, potato dealer. Parcel of ground, partof Hanging Wood in Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1576/02 Rough accounts relating toabove agreement

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E/MW/C/1577 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson2) William Chamberlayne ofStorrington, SussexMessuage called the Kings Head Public House,No.10 High Street, Woolwich, also messuagecalled the Duke William's Public House No.59High Street, Woolwich, also messuage calledthe Kings Head Public House, No.24 MarketPlace, Woolwich, also messuage formerlycalled the Marlborough and now called theWaterman's Arms Public House, No.41 BellWatergate and also messuage called theCrown and Cushion Public House, No.45Market Place, Woolwich all 5 in tenure ofWilliam and Richard PowisEnclosed: E/MW/C/1577/2-6Draft deed of covenant and correspondencerelating to above lease

1813

E/MW/C/1578 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Farmer Floyd ofCharlton, yeoman Close of land at Charltonnear Shooters Hill Road. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1578/2 Rough note relating to abovelease

1813

E/MW/C/1579 Draft agreement for lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Stagg ofCharlton, yeoman. Field of land at Charlton (9acres)

1813

E/MW/C/1580 Draft agreement between Dame Jane Wilsonand John Long of Woolwich, victuallerRespecting sale and digging of 6,000 loads ofsand from Charlton Sand Pits. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1580/02 Letter regarding aboveagreement

1813

E/MW/C/1581 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Thomas Welladvice Andrews ofBlackheath Hill, gent. Field, part of land calledLittle Heath, in Charlton

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E/MW/C/1582 Draft assignment and release of equity ofredemption1) Samuel Tadd of New Charlton, baker2) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson3) John Stride of Carey Street, Middlesex,trustee for (2)Parcel of land, part of Hanging Wood inCharlton, and general release from (2) to (1)Enclosed: E/MW/C/1582/2-3Correspondence relating to above

1814

E/MW/C/1583 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Stagg ofCharlton, farmer. Piece of land at Charlton (320acre) used as Stack Yard

1814

E/MW/C/1584 Draft deed1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) William Bayley. Toreduce rent of land at Charlton

1815

E/MW/C/1585 Draft agreement between Dame Jane Wilsonand Henry Sturrock of BlackheathRespecting building of a ship and itssubsequent career

1816

E/MW/C/1586 Draft lease1) Dame Jane Wilson; 2) Thomas Stagg ofCharlton, farmer. Small close of arable land (1acre) in Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1586/02Note relating to above lease

1817

E/MW/C/1587 Draft deed of confirmation of lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) the executrixand executors of will of Thomas Welladvice.Premises, ground and house in Charlton

1817

E/MW/C/1588 Draft deputation of gamekeeper for Manor ofCharlton by Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson to JohnHay of Woolwich, barrackmaster

1821

E/MW/C/1589 Agreement between Joseph Cooper and SirThomas Maryon WilsonFor Mr Cooper to give up possession of gardenground, yard etc. at Charlton Wharf. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1889/02 Rough account relating toabove agreement

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E/MW/C/1590 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) - Wood ofWoolwich, linen draper, 14 High Street,Woolwich

1822

E/MW/C/1591 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) - Wadley ofWoolwich. Property not specified

1822

E/MW/C/1592 Draft agreement between Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and Matthew Thomas Francis Hommeyof CharltonRegarding paying of rent for property in leaseE/MW/C/0770

1822

E/MW/C/1593 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Sir ThomasHislop of Charlton Villa, Lieutenant General inHis Majesty's Army. Dwelling house atCharlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1593/02-05 Draftagreement, plan and correspondence relatingto above lease

1823

E/MW/C/1594 Draft surrender1) John Ward; 2) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson.Part of leasehold premises at Woolwich as inE/MW/C/0743

1824

E/MW/C/1595 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) John SilvanusUnderwood of High Street, Woolwich, linen-draper. Messuage in High Street, Woolwich

1825

E/MW/C/1596 Draft assignment of lease1) Executors and trustees of Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson dec.; 2) Sir Thomas MaryonWilson, son of (1). Cottage and parcel of landcommonly called The Deans Common

1827

E/MW/C/1597 Draft agreement for lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) RobertMercer, timber merchant. Parcel of ground atWoolwich commonly called The Grove

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E/MW/C/1598 Agreement to surrender to Sir Thomas MaryonWilson farmhouse and lands at Charltonbelonging to Farmer Floyd of Charlton, yeomanEnclosed: E/MW/C/1598/02-06 Bond and notesrelating to above agreement

1828

E/MW/C/1599 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Jane Miller ofCharlton. Dwelling house, buildings and gardenin Charlton

1829

E/MW/C/1600 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) SamuelNoble. Property not specified

1829

E/MW/C/1601 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Thomas Lothis Blight of Trinity Wharf,Woolwich, merchantParcel of land, part of the Sand Pits in HangingWood in Charlton with permission to dig andsell sandEnclosed: E/MW/C/1601/2-5Draft agreements notes and correspondencerelating to above lease

1831

E/MW/C/1602 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson with consent ofsurviving trustees under his father's will; 2)Mary Hoath of Powis Street, Woolwich,pawnbroker. Piece of ground on W side ofGlobe Lane in Woolwich

1832

E/MW/C/1603 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) HenryMichael Francis Goold of Blackheath. House inCharlton called Cherry Orchard House

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E/MW/C/1604 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Colonel Bellingham Smith Dwellinghouse atCharlton, middle of three houses in rowstanding on south side of public highwayleading from BlackheathEnclosed: E/MW/C/1604/2-3Draft agreement and memorandum relating toabove

1834

E/MW/C/1605 Draft deed giving licence for assignment1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Evelyn JohnSaunders of Charlton, victualler; 3) WilliamChapman of No.7 Maze Pond, Southwark,traveller. Messuage called the Bugle Horn atCharlton

1836

E/MW/C/1606 Draft assignment and surrender of lease1) Sir William Pym of Shinfield near Readingand the Hon. Sir John Taylor Coleridge of HerMajesty's Justices of the Court of QueenBench, executors of will of Colonel Sir JohnSmith, late of Charlton2) Sir Thomas Maryon WilsonParcel of ground in Charlton

1840

E/MW/C/1607 Draft agreement1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamGosling of Woolwich, builder. 3 parcels ofground on N side of High Street in Woolwich.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1607/02-03 2 draftagreements relating to above

1843

E/MW/C/1608 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge of Wandsworth, trustee ofwill of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson3) Robert Thomas Barry of George Street,Woolwich, schoolmaster, William Stuart ofColeman Street, Woolwich, surgeon andWilliam Booth of Church Hill, Woolwich, gent2 pieces of ground adjoining Glass Yard inWoolwichEnclosed: E/MW/C/1608/2-3Instructions to settle draft lease, Nov 1843 andplan

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E/MW/C/1609 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Commissioners of Lord HighAdmiral. Parcel of ground at Charlton on whichto build observatory and compass room.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1609/02-12 Notes,correspondence and plans relating to above

1844

E/MW/C/1610 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge3) Charles Hancock of High Street, Woolwich,wharfingerWharf and ground at bottom of place calledGlass Yard in WoolwichEnclosed: E/MW/C/1610/2-6Draft agreement plans and correspondencerelating to above lease

1845

E/MW/C/1611 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) William Gosling of Woolwich,builder. Parcel of ground on W side of GlobeLane in Woolwich

1845

E/MW/C/1612 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) William Gosling. Parcel of groundN of High Street and near Market Place,Woolwich

1845

E/MW/C/1613 Draft consent to make assignment of lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Messrs. Robert Thomas Barry of GeorgeStreet, Woolwich, schoolmaster, William Stuartof Coleman Street, Woolwich, surgeon andLewis Davis of Powis Street, Woolwich, jewellerto John Drake Finch of Greenwich, gent.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1613/2-4Correspondence relating to above

1845

E/MW/C/1614 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith of Powis Street,Woolwich, builder. Parcel of ground in Charltoncalled Woodland Place

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E/MW/C/1615 Draft leaseSame parties and property as E/MW/C/1614

1847

E/MW/C/1616 Draft articles of agreement between SirThomas Maryon Wilson and William DearlovePilfold FarebrotherPermitting latter to dig, remove and sell sand,loam, gravel, ballast, chalk and other mineralsfrom the 'Sand Pits' Whitehouse Field andHanging Wood

1847

E/MW/C/1617 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) William Bowles of New Charlton,gent. Parcel of ground near New Charlton

1847

E/MW/C/1618 Agreement of lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) John Hickie of137 Leadenhall Street, London, Esq. House inCharlton called Cherry Orchard House

1847

E/MW/C/1619 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) James Buxton of 4 Harding Street,Woolwich, carpenter. Parcel of ground inCharlton near New Charlton. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1619/02 Sales particulars relating toabove

1847

E/MW/C/1620 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Parkes of Woolwich,coachman. Parcel of ground in Charlton nearNew Charlton

1844

E/MW/C/1621 Draft agreement between Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and Captain Henry Bonham Bax ofWalmer, Kent, to let brick house at Charlton inmiddle of 3 houses in row on highway leadingfrom Blackheath to CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1621/02-03 Inventory offixtures in house occupied by Captain Baxbelonging to Sir Thomas Wilson, andinstructions for above agreement

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E/MW/C/1622 Draft agreements1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamGosling of Woolwich, builder. Parcels of groundin Woolwich to build on4 items

1844

E/MW/C/1623 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamGosling. Parcels of ground in Woolwich to buildon

1844

E/MW/C/1624 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Henry William Rowlstone ofWoolwich, builder. Parcel of ground in Charltonnear New Charlton

1844

E/MW/C/1625 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Daniel Moore of St. Mary's Street,Woolwich, carpenter. Parcel of ground inCharlton near New Charlton to build on

1844

E/MW/C/1626 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Eliezer Lewery Burnett of Charlton,gent. Parcel of garden ground at Charlton.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1626/02 Note relating toabove lease

1844

E/MW/C/1627 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Henry William Rowlstone ofWoolwich, builder. Parcel of ground in Charltonnear New Charlton

1848

E/MW/C/1628 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Charlotte Christiana Huggan ofBeresford Terrace, Woolwich, spinster. Parcelof ground in Charlton

1848

E/MW/C/1629 Draft agreement of lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) MaryBackhouse, of Lee Park and Dover, widow.House at Charlton in middle of three houses inrow on highway from Blackheath to Charlton

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E/MW/C/1630 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith of Powis Street,Woolwich, builder; 4) Nicholas Tinmouth ofWood Street, Woolwich, Commander in HerMajesty's Navy. Land at Charlton and houselately erected by Robert Smith

1849

E/MW/C/1631 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith as E/MW/C/1630; 4)George Prescott Wingrove of Wood Street,Woolwich, Major General in the Army. Parcel ofground in Charlton and house erected thereon

1849

E/MW/C/1632 Agreement between Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and Richard Fletcher of Brewer Street,Woolwich, builderRegarding taking of parcel of ground in OldCharlton to build

1849

E/MW/C/1633 Deed giving licence for assignment1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) Martha Burryof Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, widow(administratrix of property of Edmund Burry ofCharlton, victualler, dec.); 3) Mary Ann Hortonof Charlton, widow. All messuage called TheBugle Horn at Charlton

1851

E/MW/C/1634 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) James Moore of Joseph Street,Woolwich, engineer. Parcel of ground inCharlton and buildings being erected thereon

1851

E/MW/C/1635 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) William Morley of John Street,Woolwich, engineer. Parcel of ground inCharlton and buildings being erected thereon

1851

E/MW/C/1636 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) John Robert Seymour Anderson ofUpper Woodland Place, Charlton, printer.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

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E/MW/C/1637 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamEnosh Durant Cumming of Charlton, Esq.Messuage called Cherry Orchard House inCharlton with coachhouse, other buildings andmeadow land adjoining

1851

E/MW/C/1638 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) John Foster Whitworth ofWoolwich, carpenter. Parcel of ground inCharlton near New Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1851

E/MW/C/1639 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson and WilliamNottidge2) George Matthew Hoare, FrederickWoodbridge and Henry James Hoare of LowerEast Smithfield, brewers and co-partnersMessuage called The King's Head public house(formerly the Carpenters Arms)Enclosed: E/MW/C/1639/2-5Draft surrender, correspondence and planrelating to above lease

1851

E/MW/C/1640 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge3) Robert Smith of Powis Street, Woolwich,builder4) Anne Flinders of Woolwich Common,spinsterParcel of ground in Charlton and houseserected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1640/2Note relating to above lease

1851

E/MW/C/1641 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Peter William Barlow of Blackheathand William Henry Barlow of Derby, Esqs.Parcel of ground in Charlton and house erectedthereon

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E/MW/C/1642 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Edmund Walton of 11 ProspectPlace, Woolwich, storehouse keeper. Parcel ofground in Charlton and buildings being erectedthereon. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1642/02 Noterelating to above lease

1850

E/MW/C/1643 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith of Powis Street,Woolwich, builder; 4) William Rutherford ofShooters Hill in Eltham. Parcel of ground inCharlton and house erected thereon

1850

E/MW/C/1644 Draft Mortgage1) George Hall Graham of Brewer Street,Woolwich2) William Lyddon of Carey Street, Lincolns Inn3) The Revd. Richard Bellis of High Wycombe,Bucks, clerk4) John Clayton of Lancaster Place, Strand,gent.Parcel of ground in Charlton on west side ofnew road called Maryon RoadEnclosed: E/MW/C/1644/2-6Abstract of mortgage, counterpart leases andleases, schedule of deeds and life insurancerelating to above

1853

E/MW/C/1645 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader of Bedford Place, RussellSquare, gent and William Thomas Wade ofDunmow, Essex, gent, new trustees in place ofWilliam Nottidge dec.3) John Taylor the younger of George Street,Woolwich, victualler4) John Hammond of Powis Street, Woolwich,wine merchantParcel of ground in Charlton near New Charltonand buildings being erected thereon

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E/MW/C/1646 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) MaryGibson of Albion Place, Woolwich, widow.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1853

E/MW/C/1647 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) John Phillips of Albion Place, Woolwich, gentand Mary Gibson of the same place, widowParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1647/2Rough sketch of property

1853

E/MW/C/1648 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertSmith of Powis Street, Woolwich, builder; 4)Benjamin Chatfield of Welling, Kent, gent.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1853

E/MW/C/1649 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JohnBroad of Unity Place, Woolwich, inspector ofjoiners. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuildings being erected thereon

1853

E/MW/C/1650 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge3) Frederick Woodbridge, Henry James Hoareand Charles Hugh Hoare of Lower EastSmithfield, brewers and co-partnersMessuage called The King's Head PublicHouse, formerly the Carpenter's Arms,numbered 10 in the High Street, WoolwichEnclosed: E/MW/C/1650/2-5Notes relating to lease

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E/MW/C/1651 Sale particulars of leasehold estates abuttingon River Thames and extending to Market Hill,Woolwich, comprising extensive factory, smithyand boiler shop in Globe Lane, dock,warehouse together with a pier

1853

E/MW/C/1652 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) IsaacNewton of Wood Street, Woolwich. Parcel ofground in Charlton and buildings being erectedthereon

1854 May 30

E/MW/C/1653 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ThomasSampson of King Street, Woolwich, mechanic.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1854

E/MW/C/1654 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertSmith of Powis Street, Woolwich, builder.Parcel of ground in Charlton and 2 brickmessuages being erected thereon

1854

E/MW/C/1655 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ElizaHedges of Chesnut Place, Woolwich, widow.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1854

E/MW/C/1656 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) WilliamHull. Parcel of ground in Charlton and 2 brickmessuages being erected thereon

1854

E/MW/C/1657 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertThomas Oakley of Prospect Place, Woolwich.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

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E/MW/C/1658 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) George Guyer of Charlton Terrace,Charlton, caulker. Parcel of ground in Charltonand buildings being erected thereon

1851

E/MW/C/1659 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Ephraim Stapley of 12 ColemanStreet, Woolwich, joiner. Parcel of ground inCharlton and buildings being erected thereon

1851

E/MW/C/1660 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith of Powis Street,Woolwich, builder. Parcel of ground in Charltonand buildings being erected thereon

1852

E/MW/C/1661 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Robert Smith of Powis Street,Woolwich, builder. Parcel of ground in Charltonand buildings being erected thereon

1852

E/MW/C/1662 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) Thomas Abernethy of 3 TrafalgarStreet, Woolwich, gunner in the Royal Navy.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1852

E/MW/C/1663 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) George Skerrey of Star Terrace,Charlton, shipwright. Parcel of ground inCharlton and buildings being erected thereon

1852

E/MW/C/1664 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) William Nottidge3) John Trudgen of Charlton, joinerParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1664/2Note relating to lease

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E/MW/C/1665 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) John Robert Hood of Wood Street,Woolwich, joiner. Parcel of ground in Charltonand 2 buildings being erected thereon

1852

E/MW/C/1666 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamNottidge; 3) George Erith of 41 King Street,Woolwich, joiner. Parcel of ground in Charltonand buildings being erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1666/02 Note relating to lease

1852

E/MW/C/1667 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) WilliamYoung of Old Charlton, gent. Parcel of groundin Charlton and 4 brick houses being erectedthereon. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1667/02-03 Notesand sketch relating to lease

1855

E/MW/C/1668 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) John May of Charlton Vale, Woolwich,boatswain in the Royal NavyParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1668/2Note relating to lease

1855

E/MW/C/1669 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JohnFord of 7 Church Street, Woolwich, shipwright.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1669/02 Note relating to lease

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E/MW/C/1670 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) Jethro Debank of 3 Woodland Terrace,Charlton, Police ConstableParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1670/2Note relating to lease

1855

E/MW/C/1671 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Wade3) Charles Archer O'Rourke O'Dwyer of 20Prospect Place, Woolwich, engineer in theRoyal NavyParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1671/2Note and sketch relating to lease

1855

E/MW/C/1672 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) Joseph Moore of 127 Strand, messenger tothe Globe newspaper officeParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/1672/2-4Notes relating to lease

1855

E/MW/C/1673 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) William John Clothier of Mount Place,Charlton, estate agentParcel of ground in Charlton and 2 buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MC/C/1673/2-6Notes relating to lease

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E/MW/C/1674 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ThomasFitzgerald of 4 Bowling Green Row, Woolwich,sergeant in the Royal Marines. Parcel of groundin Charlton and buildings being erected thereon

1856

E/MW/C/1675 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) EdwardJohn Elgar of Maryon Road, Charlton, painter.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1675/02 Note relating to lease

1856

E/MW/C/1676 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeWood of Mount Place, Charlton, pattern maker.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1676/02-03 Notes relating to lease

1856

E/MW/C/1677 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JeremiahMcDonnell, messenger in the Royal Dock Yard.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1856

E/MW/C/1678 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeThomas Welch of 15 Kidd Street, Woolwich,blacksmith. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuildings being erected thereon

1856

E/MW/C/1679 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) John Leeof 7 Samuel Street, Woolwich (altered toMaryon Road, Charlton) gent. Parcel of groundin Charlton and 2 brick houses being erectedthereon. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1679/02

1860



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E/MW/C/1680 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeStevens of 12 Wood Street, Woolwich, messmaster in Her Majesty's Service. Parcel ofground in Charlton and 2 buildings beingerected thereon. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1680/02

1857

E/MW/C/1681 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JacobHammer of 24 Mount Place, Charlton,carpenter. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuilding being erected thereon

1857

E/MW/C/1682 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JohnWalton of Pillerton Priory in Warwickshire,farmer. Parcel of ground in Charlton and 2buildings being erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1682/02 Note relating to lease

1857

E/MW/C/1683 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) Wm.Hatton of 6 Little George Street, Woolwich,engineer. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuilding being erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1683/02-03 Notes relating to lease

1857

E/MW/C/1684 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertSmith of Powis Street, Woolwich, Kent. Parcelof ground in Charlton and 2 brick houses beingerected thereon

1857

E/MW/C/1685 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) David Craig of Artillery Place, Woolwich,bootmakerParcel of ground in Charlton and 2 buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1685/2-3Notes and sketch relating to lease

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E/MW/C/1686 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) WilliamHoge of Maryon Road, Charlton, Esq. Parcel ofground in Charlton and buildings being erectedthereon

1857

E/MW/C/1687 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertWard of 9 Kingston Terrace, Charlton, joiner.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1687/02 Note relating to lease

1858

E/MW/C/1688 Consent by Sir Thomas Maryon WilsonFor messuages and premises at Charlton let bylease to Mr John Dobbs dec. to be assignedand to be solely vested in Mr Edwin Light

1858

E/MW/C/1689 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) Joseph Sharpe of Victoria Road, Charlton,Esq.Messuage at Charlton with coach-house, stableand other buildings and small paddock andkitchen garden adjoiningEnclosed: E/MW/C/1689/2-3Correspondence relating to lease

1858

E/MW/C/1690 Agreement for leaseSame parties and property as E/MW/C/1689.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1690/02-12Correspondence relating to agreement

1858

E/MW/C/1691 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3)Frederick Dadd of Rectory Place, Woolwich,gent. Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1691/02-03 Notes and sketch relatingto lease

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E/MW/C/1692 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeStarling of Maryon Road, Charlton, gent. Parcelof ground in Charlton and 2 buildings beingerected thereon. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1692/02Sketch of property in lease

1859

E/MW/C/1693 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) MaryGibson of 47 Albion Place, Woolwich, widow.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1859

E/MW/C/1694 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) James Cass of 5 Lower Maryon Road,Charlton, caulkerParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1694/2-3Note and sketch relating to lease

1859

E/MW/C/1695 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) JohnPhillips of Albion Place, Woolwich, gent. andMary Gibson as E/MW/C/1693. Parcel ofground in Charlton and 2 buildings beingerected thereon

1859

E/MW/C/1696 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ElizaAnn Covil of 7 John Street, Woolwich, widow.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1696/02 Sketch of property in lease

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E/MW/C/1697 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) Henrich Albert Troppaneger of 67 BrewerStreet, Woolwich, gent.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1697/2-3Envelope containing Act of Parliament relatingto aliens, 1844 and other notes and sketchrelating to lease

1859

E/MW/C/1698 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) Ephraim Stapley of 3 Lower Maryon Road,joinerParcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1698/2Sketch of property in lease

1859

E/MW/C/1699 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RichardBloomfield of Lower Maryon Road, Charlton,labourer in the Royal Dock Yard at Woolwich.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1859

E/MW/C/1700 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) Charles John Barrat of Clarendon Villas,Plumstead, gent.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1700/2Details of property in 2nd lease

c.1863

E/MW/C/1701 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) RobertMcCullum, sergeant major Royal Artillery, nowin India on duty. Parcel of ground in Charltonand buildings being erected thereon

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E/MW/C/1702 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) EdwardStears of 7 New Street, Kidd Street, Woolwich,joiner. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuildings erected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1703 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ThomasWeston Taylor of 18 Warwick Street, Woolwich,writing clerk. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuildings being erected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1704 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeNewbury of the Royal Dock Yard, Woolwich,boatswain. Parcel of ground in Charlton and 2buildings being erected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1705 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) ThomasCharles Andrews of Upper Woodland Place,Charlton, china and earthenware dealer. Parcelof ground in Charlton and buildings beingerected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1706 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3) GeorgeHenry White of 21 Coleman Street, Woolwich,joiner. Parcel of ground in Charlton andbuildings being erected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1707 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoaden and William Thomas Wade; 3) WilliamHutchens of 37 Wood Street, Woolwich. Parcelof ground in Charlton and brick house etc.being erected thereon

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E/MW/C/1708 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoaden and William Thomas Wade; 3) JohnLee of Maryon Road, Charlton, gent. Parcel ofground in Charlton and brick house beingerected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1709 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoaden and William Thomas Wade; 3) PhilipCole of 33 Sand Street, Woolwich, boatswain.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1860

E/MW/C/1710 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoaden and William Thomas Wade; 3)Elizabeth Sim Braund of Dartford, spinster.Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1710/02 Sketch of property

1860

E/MW/C/1711 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) GeorgeLoader and William Thomas Wade; 3)Frederick Dadd of Rectory Place, Woolwich,gent. Parcel of ground in Charlton and buildingsbeing erected thereon

1860

GENERAL MATTERS RELATING TO ADMINISTRATION OF CHARLTONESTATE

LEASES AND RELATED CORRESPONDENCE

E/MW/C/1712 Bundle of correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson, 9th Bart, and W.W. Knocker ofWade and Knocker solicitorsConcerning legal aspects relating to Charltonestate138 items

1871-1874

E/MW/C/1713 Bundle of correspondenceIncluding draft consent of Sir John MaryonWilson relating to letting of ObservatoryCottage3 items

1874



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E/MW/C/1714 Bundle of draft leases relating to variousproperties in Charlton4 items

1875-1876

E/MW/C/1715 Drafts of agreements, consents andcorrespondence between Sir John MaryonWilson and The London Steam Boat CompanyLtd50 items

1875-1876

E/MW/C/1716 Cancelled lease, counterpart andcorrespondence between Sir John MaryonWilson and William John Graham of WhiteHouse, Upper Woodland Place, Charlton,merchantConcerning parcel of ground in Charlton onhigh road leading from Woolwich to Greenwich7 items

1870

E/MW/C/1717 Cancelled lease, counterpart, 2 draft leasesand correspondence between Sir John MaryonWilson and William John Graham, as inE/MW/C/1716Concerning parcel of land and 2 houses to bebuilt thereon at Upper Woodland Place,Charlton4 items

1871

E/MW/C/1718 Bundle containing draft leases of Sir JohnMaryon Wilson

1875

E/MW/C/1718/01 William John Graham of 24 Kingston Terrace,Charlton, land surveyorConcerning wharf, warehouse and premises atCharlton

E/MW/C/1718/02 Eliza Ayles and William Richard Ayles of Kent,ropemakersConcerning messuage with cottage and shop,engine house, buildings, sheds and ropeground near the 'Anchor and Hope' PublicHouse in Charlton



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E/MW/C/1718/03 Charles Twysden Hoare, William Hoare,Stafford O'Brien Hoare and William JamesFord, all of Lower East Smithfield, brewers andco-partners, trading under firm of Hoare andCo.Concerning the 'Anchor and Hope' PublicHouse at Charlton Wharf in Charlton

E/MW/C/1719 Bundle of leases

E/MW/C/1719/01-03 Cancelled lease, counterpart and draft leases,plans and correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and William Henry Fullerconcerning parcel of land on bank of RiverThames at Charlton

1872

E/MW/C/1719/04 Draft lease, letter and plan between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and Charles Henry DavisCurtoys of Heath Lodge, Old Charlton, gent.concerning parcel of land in Shooters Hill Roadin Charlton

1874

E/MW/C/1719/05 Draft lease and plan between Sir John MaryonWilson and William John Graham of 24Kingston Terrace, Charlton, estate agentConcerning 2 messuages in Charlton and alsotenement formerly used as infant school

1874


E/MW/C/1720/01-04 Cancelled lease, counterpart and draft lease,plans and correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and Alfred Ardouin of the BargeHouse, Charlton, boatbuilderConcerning parcel of land in Charlton boundingRiver Thames on N

1872-1875

E/MW/C/1720/05 Draft lease and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and Charles TwysdenHoare, William Hoare, Stafford O Brien Hoareand William James Ford all of Lower EastSmithfield, brewers and co-partners tradingunder the firm of Hoare & CoConcerning Inn commonly known as WoodmanInn, Hill Street, Charlton

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E/MW/C/1721/01 Draft lease1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) John Wellingtonof Ivy Cottage, Lower Woodland Place,Charlton, boilermaker. Messuage at LowerWoodland Place, Charlton

1873

E/MW/C/1721/02 Draft leases and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and John Parker of 3Sprays Street, PlumsteadParcel of land at Little Heath in Charlton

1873

E/MW/C/1721/03 Draft lease and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and Mary Knolleys ofFairlawn House, Old Charlton, widowConcerning messuage in Charlton calledFairlawn House

1873

E/MW/C/1721/04-05 Draft consents and related correspondence ofSir John Maryon WilsonTo assign certain leases to William Wright ofCharlton, gardener, Lydia Matilda Edmiston ofCharlton, widow and Isabella Elizabeth Hoare

1873-1874


E/MW/C/1722/01 Draft leases, plan and letter between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and Philip James of 6 LittleHeath, CharltonConcerning messuage at Little Heath inCharlton

1873

E/MW/C/1722/02 Draft lease, plan and correspondence betweenSir John Maryon Wilson and Henry Sheppard ofDeptford, market gardenerConcerning parcel of land in Lower Road inCharlton

1873

E/MW/C/1722/03 Draft assignment of lease1) John Rodway of 17 Granby Street,Hampstead Road, gent.; 2) Wyndham GeorgeHouse of 58 South Street, Southampton Street,Camberwell, baker. Messuage and shop, washhouse etc. at Charlton

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E/MW/C/1722/04-05 2 draft consents and correspondence of SirJohn Maryon WilsonTo assign certain leases to John Rodway, as inE/MW/C/1722/03

1873


E/MW/C/1723/01-03 Draft leases, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and CharlesHenry Davis Curtoys of Heath Lodge, OldCharlton, gent.Concerning part of a certain field called HobbsHall Field in Charlton

1872-1873

E/MW/C/1723/04 Draft lease, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and WilliamJohn Graham of Upper Woodland Place,CharltonConcerning 2 pieces of land at Charlton

1872

E/MW/C/1723/05 Draft lease and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and George Maxwell ofManor Farm, Kidbrooke, gent.Concerning parcel of land at Charlton

1870


E/MW/C/1724/01 Draft lease and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and William John Graham,as in E/MW/C/1718/01Concerning messuage in Charlton and alsotenement formerly used as school opposite fieldcalled Fairfield

1872

E/MW/C/1724/02 Draft leases, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and FelixFrederick Taylor, John Thompson Burnell,Henry Huggins and Henry Thomas Huggins, allof Southwark Street Borough, seed merchantsConcerning parcel of land at Charlton used asmarket garden and also messuage withappurtenances

1871-1872

E/MW/C/1724/03 Draft leases, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and HenrySheppard of Deptford, market gardenerConcerning parcel of an in Charlton Marshes

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E/MW/C/1724/04 Draft leases, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and WilliamHenry Fuller of East Ham, Essex, contractorConcerning parcel of land on bank of RiverThames at Charlton

1872

E/MW/C/1724/05 Draft lease and correspondence between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and Alfred Ardouin(e) ofCharlton, boatbuilderAs in E/MW/C/1720/01-04. Concerning parcelof land on bank of River Thames at Charlton

1872

E/MW/C/1724/06 Draft leases, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and CharlesHenry Davis CurtoysAs in E/MW/C/1723/01-03. Concerning parcelof land known as Fairfield in Charlton

1872

E/MW/C/1724/07 Small plan of various properties in Charlton n.d.

E/MW/C/1725 Bundle of cancelled lease and counterpart,drafts and correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and George Edward Wood ofEast Moulsey, Surrey and 30 Coal Exchange,London, coal merchant and lightermanConcerning parcel of land in Charlton boundingon N river wall of River Thames11 items

1872-1873

E/MW/C/1726 Bundle of cancelled lease and counterpart,drafts and correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and Charles Henry DavisCurtoysAs in E/MW/C/1723/01-03 concerning parcel ofland in road called Fairfield Road in Charlton9 items

1873-1874

E/MW/C/1727 Bundle of draft leases, surrenders of leases,abstract of title and correspondence betweenSir John Maryon Wilson and Messrs. Hoare &Co.As in E/MW/C/1720/05, concerning the BugleHorn Inn, the Crown and Cushion Inn, theAnchor and Hope Public House, and theWoodman Inn in Charlton Woolwich15 items

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E/MW/C/1728 Draft consents and correspondence of Sir JohnMaryon Wilson to Robert Turrell of Old DoverRoad, Blackheath, victuallerTo assign lease to Mrs Isabella Elizabeth Hoareon behalf of Messrs. Hoare & Co. and to JohnTurver of Charlton, milkman, and Mrs IsabellaElizabeth Hoare to assign lease to RobertTurrell, as above4 items

1873-1874

E/MW/C/1729 Draft surrenders between Mary Ann Stirling andSir John Maryon WilsonConcerning 2 messuages at Woodland Place,Charlton and several draft notices to repair6 items

1869-1872

E/MW/C/1730 Brief (In Chancery), petition, affidavits andcorrespondence in the matter of the estate ofSir Thomas Maryon WilsonAnd of an Act relating to the services of theOrdnance Department50 items

1778-1871

E/MW/C/1731 Bundle of correspondence between W.W.Knocker, as in E/MW/C/1712, and William JohnGraham, as in E/MW/C/1718Concerning leasing of lands and buildings onCharlton estate8 items

1872-1874

E/MW/C/1732 Memorandum, tracing descent of MaryonWilson familyIncludes correspondence regarding faculty forCharlton Church and abstract of will of SirThomas Maryon Wilson3 items

1869-1872

E/MW/C/1733 Draft succession duty account, rental of estatesin Kent of Sir John Maryon Wilson and relatedpapers17 items

1869-1872

E/MW/C/1734 Draft disentailing deed of estates in KentSubject to the uses of the will of Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson, 7th Baronet and draft Rider tosame2 items

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E/MW/C/1735 Draft agreements, report, instructions toCounsel, plans for leases, etc. andcorrespondenceBetween The Woolwich Plumstead andCharlton Consumers Gas Company and SirJohn and Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson100 items

1871-1878

E/MW/C/1736 Correspondence relating to general estatematters65 items

1869-1871

E/MW/C/1737 Bundle of draft leases and relatedcorrespondence and plans of Sir John MaryonWilson to assign property in Charlton

1867-1875

E/MW/C/1737/01 William Williams of Charlton Village, builder 1871

E/MW/C/1737/02 John Teall of Upper Woodland Place, Charlton,baptist minister and Mary Thorne Teall, his wife

1871

E/MW/C/1737/03 Marcus Sharpe of the Cedars, Charlton, gent. 1871

E/MW/C/1737/04 John Fisher of Upper Woodland Place,Charlton, cowkeeper

1871

E/MW/C/1737/05 Mary Burgess Teall of Upper Woodland Place,Charlton, spinster

1871

E/MW/C/1737/06 Frederick Jones of 20 Wilderness Row, silverdealer and merchant

1871

E/MW/C/1737/07 Henry John Howes of Charlton, silk mercer andupholsterer

1871

E/MW/C/1737/08 George Steel of Turnpike Lane, Charlton,market gardener

1870

E/MW/C/1737/09 Samuel Noble of Greenwich, surveyor 1870

E/MW/C/1737/10 Henry Sheppard of 1 Charlton Villas, Charlton,market gardener

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E/MW/C/1737/11 The Misses Richardson of Charlton, spinsters 1870

E/MW/C/1737/12 Charles Henry Davis Curtoys, as inE/MW/C/1723/01-03

1869

E/MW/C/1737/13 William Abraham Weeks of Charlton, marketgardener

1869

E/MW/C/1737/14 Henry Champion of King Street, Woolwich,florist

1869

E/MW/C/1737/15 George Hall Graham of Brewer Street,Woolwich, surveyor

1869

E/MW/C/1737/16 Henry Carver of Cold Bath Houses, Charlton,architect

1869

E/MW/C/1737/17 Samuel Bagster Boulton of Springfield,Charlton

1869

E/MW/C/1737/18 Samuel Henry Pain of Charlton Village,stationer

1875

E/MW/C/1737/19 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson2) George Loader and William Thomas Wade3) George Albert Oliphant, veterinary surgeonin Her Majesty's Royal Horse Artillery now inIndia (scored out and annotated in pencil-William John Graham of White House, UpperWoodland Place, Charlton, builder)Parcel of ground in Charlton

1867

E/MW/C/1737/20 Draft surrender from Thomas George LoweWest of Pembroke Dock, South Wales,measurer in His late Majesty's Dock Yard, nowof Croydon, Surrey and Sir John Maryon Wilsonof CharltonParcel of ground in Charlton

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E/MW/C/1738 Draft consent, licence and lease and relatedplans and correspondence between Sir JohnMaryon Wilson and William Mercer Stapley ofLower Maryon Road, Charlton, builderConcerning messuage at Little Heath inCharlton3 items

1870-1875

E/MW/C/1739 Leases for Land and premises in Charlton 1875

E/MW/C/1739/01 Draft lease1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) George Loader;3) William Henry Fuller of East Ham, Essex,contractor. Parcel of land and premisesbounded on N by river wall of River Thames inCharlton

1875

E/MW/C/1739/02 Draft lease, plans and correspondencebetween Sir John Maryon Wilson and GeorgeEdward Wood of CharltonConcerning parcel of land and premises inCharlton together with the dock there andforeshore of River Thames

1875

E/MW/C/1740 Schedule of leases, and draftsGranted by Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson ofproperty at Woolwich and Charlton and drafts ofschedule of leases granted by Sir John MaryonWilson in Woolwich and Charlton13 items

1869-1871

E/MW/C/1741 Draft lease, plan and agreement between SirJohn Maryon Wilson and The WoolwichPlumstead and Charlton Consumers GasCompanyAlso licence between Sir Thomas MaryonWilson and The Woolwich Steam PacketCompany Ltd concerning property in Woolwich2 items

1867-1873

E/MW/C/1742 Bundle of accounts of money received fromproceeds of sales of estates in Kent, Middlesexand SussexInvested in the name of trustees and relatedpapers and correspondence20 items

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E/MW/C/1743 Bundle of abstracts of title, draft leases,surrenders and consents and related papersBetween Sir John Maryon Wilson, TheWoolwich Steam Packet Company Ltd, andWilliam Rose and Albert William Mellish of TheSteam Flour Mills, New Road, Woolwich,millers and partners, concerning lease of wharfand premises in Glass Yard, Woolwich26 items

1854-1871

DEEDS RELATING TO THE WHITE HORSE PUBLIC HOUSE IN CHARLTON

E/MW/C/1744 Mortgage and consent1) James Howlett of The White Horse, Charltonlicensed victualler; 2) Messrs. WilliamWhitbread and Frederick Manning Needham ofChiswell Street, Middlesex, brewers. The WhiteHorse Public House and other premises inCharlton2 items

1873

E/MW/C/1745 Attested copy assignment of leaseholdmortgages1) William Whitbread of Cardington, Bedford,Esq.; 2) Messrs. William Whitbread andRichard Worsley of Chester Terrace, Esq. TheWhite Horse Public House and other premisesin Charlton

1874

E/MW/C/1746 Licence to release a mortgage1) Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilson; 2)Messrs. Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock,managing partners of Messrs. Whitbread & Co.of Chiswell Street, Middlesex, brewers. TheWhite Horse Public House and other premisesin Charlton

1878

E/MW/C/1747 Counterpart lease1) Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Howlett of Charlton,widow2) Charles Howlett of Charlton, victualler3) William Baker of 8 Portland Place, New KentRoad, victuallerThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1747/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto 1) & 2) above to underlease 'The WhiteHorse'8 Apr 1878

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E/MW/C/1748 Counterpart lease1) Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Howlett and CharlesHowlett, as E/MW/C/17472) Thomas Howlett of Charlton, cow keeperShop and stable beside The White HorsePublic House in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1748/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto 1) above to underlease shop and stable partof premises of the White Horse Public House, 8Apr 1878

1878

E/MW/C/1749 Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon WilsonTo Charles Howlett, as E/MW/C/1747, to pulldown and remove 4 cottages in CharlotteStreet, Charlton and rebuild three cottages inlieu thereof

1887

E/MW/C/1750 Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Charles Howlett as E/MW/C/1747To assign lease of the White Horse PublicHouse and premises to John Rich of the WhiteHorse Public House, Charlton, licensedvictualler. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1750/02 letterfrom solicitors concerning above license, 23 Jul1890

1890

E/MW/C/1751 Assignment of lease1) Charles Howlett of 11 Fairthorn Road, NewCharlton, licensed victualler; 2) John Rich ofThe White Horse, Lower Road, Charlton. TheWhite Horse Public House and appurtenances,including seven cottages belonging to property

1890

E/MW/C/1752 Copy mortgage1) John Rich of The Rose and Crown,Plumstead, publican; 2) The Capital andCounties Bank Ltd. The White Horse PublicHouse and several cottages in Charlton

1892

E/MW/C/1753 Counterpart lease1) John Rich, as E/MW/C/1751; 2) Arthur HenryOverton of The Sussex Arms, Plumstead Road,victualler. The White Horse Public House andappurtenances

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E/MW/C/1754 Assignment of lease1) John Rich of The Burrage Arms, PlumsteadRoad, Woolwich, licensed victualler; 2) TheCapital and Counties Bank Ltd; 3) Watney andCompany Limited. The White Horse PublicHouse and seven cottages in Charlton

1897

E/MW/C/1755 Lease1) Sarah Elizabeth Howlett as E/MW/C/1747; 2)Charles Howlett, as E/MW/C/1747; 3) WilliamBaker, as E/MW/C/1747. The White HorsePublic House. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1755/02Letter relating to above lease, Apr 1878

1878

E/MW/C/1756 Mortgage1) William Baker, as in E/MW/C/17472) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock ofChiswell Street, Middlesex, brewers, managingpartners of Firm of Messrs.Whitbread and CompanyThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1756/2License of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto William Baker, as in E/MW/C/1747, tomortgage The White Horse and premises inCharlton

1878

E/MW/C/1757 Assignment of lease1) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/12) William Baker, as in E/MW/C/17473) Maximillian William Prochownick of ArlingtonPark Villa, Gunnersbury, victualler The WhiteHorse Public House, CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1757/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto William Baker and Messrs. Richard Worsleyand Edgar Lubbock, as above to assignunderlease of The White Horse Public Houseand premises in Charlton

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E/MW/C/1758 Mortgage1) Maximillian William Prochownick as inE/MW/C/1757/12) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/1The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1758/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Maximillian William Prochownick to mortgagethe underlease of the White Horse PublicHouse

1878

E/MW/C/1759 Assignment of lease1) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/12) Maximillian William Prochownick as inE/MW/C/1757/13) Joseph Harper of 42 Palace Road, Bromley,victuallerThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1759/2-3Licences of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Maximillian William Prochownick and JosephHarper as above regarding The White HorsePublic House, 1879 and 1883

1879

E/MW/C/1760 Mortgage1) Joseph Harper, as in E/MW/C/17592) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/1The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1760/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Joseph Harper to mortgage underlease ofThe White Horse Public House

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E/MW/C/1761 Assignment of lease1) Joseph Harper of The White Horse PublicHouse, victualler2) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/13) John Rich of 3 Rainton Road, Charlton,victualler The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1761/2-4Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Joseph Harper and Sir Alfred Kirby andconsent concerning widening of road regardingThe White Horse Public House, 1885 and 1887

1885

E/MW/C/1762 Mortgage1) John Rich of The White Horse Public House,victualler2) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/1The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1762/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto John Rich, as above, to mortgage theunderlease of The White Horse Public Houseand premises in Charlton

1885

E/MW/C/1763 Mortgage1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/1762/01; 2) AlfredKirby of the Distillery, Deptford, Kent, distillertrading as Holland and Company. The WhiteHorse Public House

1885

E/MW/C/1764 Assignment of lease1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/1762/12) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/13) George Cutting of 1 James Cottages, NewTown, Upper Norwood, victuallerThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1764/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto John Rich, as above, to assign under leaseof The White Horse Public House

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E/MW/C/1765 Mortgage1) George Cutting of The White Horse PublicHouse, victualler2) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/1The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1765/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, asabove to mortgage by way of demise The WhiteHorse Public House

1887

E/MW/C/1766 Mortgage1) George Cutting, as in E/MW/C/1765/12) Holland & Co. Ltd, as in E/MW/C/1763The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1766/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto George Cutting as above to demiseunderlease of The White Horse Public House

1887

E/MW/C/1767 Assignment of lease1) George Cutting as in E/MW/C/1765/12) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/13) Edward Thomas Bristow of 69 Cedar Street,Stratford, Essex, victuallerThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1767/2Licence of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto George Cutting as above to assignunderlease of The White Horse Public House

1889

E/MW/C/1768 Mortgage1) Edward Thomas Bristow of The White HorsePublic House, victualler2) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock as inE/MW/C/1756/1The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1768/2-3Notice of mortgage in favour of Holland & Co.Ltd and licence of Sir Spencer Maryon MaryonWilson to Edward Thomas Bristow as above todemise underlease of The White Horse PublicHouse

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E/MW/C/1769 Mortgage1) Edward Thomas Bristow, as inE/MW/C/1767/12) Holland & Co. Ltd, as in E/MW/C/1763The White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1769/2License of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Edward Thomas Bristow as above to demiselease of The White Horse Public House

1889

E/MW/C/1770 Assignment of lease1) Edward Thomas Bristow, as inE/MW/C/1768/12) Richard Worsley and Edgar Lubbock, as inE/MW/C/1756/13) Whitbread & Co. Ltd4) John Rich of 2 Sherwood House, HighStreet, Plumstead, victuallerThe White Horse Public HouseEnclosed: E/MW/C/1770/2-3License of Sir Spencer Maryon Maryon Wilsonto Edward Thomas Bristow, as above, to assignlease of The White Horse Public House andreceipt of cheque for preparing license

1890

E/MW/C/1771 Mortgage1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/1762; 2) Watney &Co. Ltd. The White Horse Public House.Enclosed: E/MW/C/1771/02 License of SirSpencer Maryon Maryon Wilson to John Rich,as above, to demise lease of The White HorsePublic House

1890

E/MW/C/1772 Mortgage1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/1762; 2) Holland &Co. Ltd. The White Horse Public House

1890

E/MW/C/1773 LeaseParties and property as in E/MW/C/1748/01

1878 Apr 15

E/MW/C/1774 Charge1) Thomas Howlett of 27 Charlton Terrace,Lower Road, Charlton, contractor; 2) FrederickJames Owers of 20 Albion Road, Woolwich. Ondeposit of title deeds to secure money lent andinterest

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E/MW/C/1775 Mortgage1) Thomas Howlett of 706 Woolwich Road,Charlton, contractor (formerly cowkeeper)2) The Woolwich Equitable Building SocietyMessuage, shop and premises by The WhiteHorse Public House in CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1775/2License of Sir Spencer MaryonMaryon Wilson to Thomas Howlett as above, toassign lease of shop and premises in Charlton

1892

E/MW/C/1776 Assignment of lease1) Thomas Howlett, as in E/MW/C/1775/12) Arthur Henry Overton of The White HorsePublic House, licensed victuallerMessuage, shop and premises by The WhiteHorse Public House, no. 706 Woolwich Road,CharltonEnclosed: E/MW/C/1776/2License of Sir Spencer MaryonMaryon Wilson to Thomas Howlett as above toassign lease of above property

1893

E/MW/C/1777 Mortgage1) Arthur Henry Overton, as inE/MW/C/1776/01; 2) Alick Dodd of 159 EdwardStreet West, Deptford, engineer. 706 WoolwichRoad, Charlton

1893

E/MW/C/1778 Transfer of mortgage1) Alick Dodd, formerly as E/MW/C/1777, nowof Mount Wise, Milton Avenue, East Ham,Essex, engineer; 2) Louisa Grugeon of AppachRoad, Brixton Hill, spinster

1896

E/MW/C/1779 Conveyance1) Arthur Henry Overton, as inE/MW/C/1776/01; 2) Elizabeth Earle of TheWhite Horse Public House, widow. Messuagein Woolwich Road, Charlton adjoining TheWhite Horse Public House

1894

E/MW/C/1780 Assignment1) Elizabeth Earle, as in E/MW/C/1779; 2)Louisa Grugeon, as in E/MW/C/1778; 3)Watney & Co. Ltd. 706 Woolwich Road,Charlton

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E/MW/C/1781 Lease1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/17622) Arthur Henry Overton, as in E/MW/C/1776/1The White Horse Public House and premisesadjoiningEnclosed: E/MW/C/1781/2License of Sir Spencer MaryonMaryon Wilson to John Rich, as above, to grantunderlease of portion of premises comprised inlease of 23 Aug 1872 to Arthur Henry Overton

1890

E/MW/C/1782 Mortgage1) Arthur Henry Overton, as in E/MW/C/1776/12) Watney & Co. Ltd The White Horse PublicHouse and premises adjoiningEnclosed: E/MW/C/1782/2License of Sir Spencer MaryonMaryon Wilson to Arthur Henry Overton, asabove, to mortgage above property

1890

E/MW/C/1783 Mortgage1) Arthur Henry Overton, as inE/MW/C/1776/01; 2) Boord and Son ofBartholomew Close and All Hallows Lane, Cityof London, distillers and wine and spiritmerchants. 'The White Horse', Lower Road,Charlton

1890

E/MW/C/1784 Charge1) Arthur Henry Overton, as inE/MW/C/1776/01; 2) John Rich of 181 GriffinRoad, Plumstead. The White Horse PublicHouse

1892

E/MW/C/1785 Transfer of charges1) Boord & Son, as in E/MW/C/1783; 2) JohnRich, as in E/MW/C/1784; 3) Arthur HenryOverton, as in E/MW/C/1776/01; 4) Watney &Co. Ltd. The White Horse Public House andpremises adjoining

1894

E/MW/C/1786 Transfer of judgement1) John Rich, as in E/MW/C/1784; 2) Watney &Co. Ltd. The White Horse Public House

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E/MW/C/1787 Assignment1) Arthur Henry Overton, as in E/MW/C/1776/12) Watney & Co. LtdThe White Horse Public House and premisesadjoiningEnclosed: E/MW/C/1787/2License of Sir Spencer MaryonMaryon Wilson to Arthur Henry Overton, asabove, to assign underlease of The WhiteHorse Public House

1894

E/MW/C/1788 Lease1) Watney & Co. Ltd, whose registered office isat the Stag Brewery, Pimlico, brewers; 2)Elizabeth Earle of Lower Road, Charlton,widow. The White Horse Public House andpremises adjoining. Enclosed: E/MW/C/1788/02Counterpart lease

1894

E/MW/C/1789 Mortgage1) Elizabeth Earle, as in E/MW/C/1779; 2)Watney & Co. Ltd. The White Horse PublicHouse and premises adjoining. Enclosed:E/MW/C/1789/02 License of Sir SpencerMaryon Maryon Wilson to Eliza Earle to assignunderlease of The White Horse Public House

1894

E/MW/C/1790 Schedule of deeds relating to The White HorsePublic House, Charlton

1898

MISCELLANEOUS DEEDS AND LEASES

E/MW/C/1791 Deed to lead the uses of a fine1) Sir Henry Puckering alias Newton ofCharlton, bart. and wife, Elizabeth2) Edward Peytoe of Chesterton, Warwicks,esq., James Newton of Charlton, esq. andNathaniel Tovey of Ayleston. Leics B.D.Lordship and Manor of Charlton with advowsonof church and capital mansion (details given)Counterpart of E/MW/C/73/11

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E/MW/C/1792 Lease (not executed)1) John, Bishop of Rochester, Dean of theCollegiate Church, of St Peter in Westminster;2) Henry Arthur Fellowes of City ofWestminster. Cottage and parcel of land,commonly called the Deans Common in parishof East Greenwich

1782

E/MW/C/1793 Copy of enrollment in Court of King's Bench oflease for 99 years dated 19 Dec 18001) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Principal Officers of H.M. Ordnance.Farm in parish of Plumstead with messuageetc. 43a 2r 28p of upland and marshland and5a of reeds late in occupation of ThomasHarwood. Includes plan

1801

E/MW/C/1794 Copy of enrolment in Court of King's Bench oflease for additional 24 years dated 19 Dec18001) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson; 2) Principal Officers of H.M. Ordnance.Piece of land containing 24a 2r 11p inPlumstead leased to 2) until 1876

1801

E/MW/C/1795 Part of a deedReferes to Dame Jane Wilson, Richard Black,Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, and ThomasChamberlaynehalf of one membrane

1807-1818

E/MW/C/1796 Assignment of lease1) James Barry Bird of Exchange Buildings,City of London, gent.; 2) Sir Thomas MaryonWilson. Premises in Charlton

1819

E/MW/C/1797 Counterpart lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) EdwardWelsh of Sandfield Place, Lewisham, gent.Wharf and premises at Woolwich

1853

E/MW/C/1798 Draft lease1) Sir John Maryon Wilson; 2) Charles HenryDavis Curtoys of Heath Lodge, Old Charlton,gent. Parcel of land and cottage at Charlton

1870

CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS



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E/MW/C/1799 Correspondence and accountsRelating to Stonefield Farm and London CountyCouncil Town Planning Scheme and laterenquiries as to its purchase3 items

1878 Apr 15

E/MW/C/1800 Correspondence relating to 32 The VillageBetween Charles F Earle of Charlton EstateOffice and Jack Swaine Marsh, Captain RA

1930

E/MW/C/1802 Correspondence relating to the Roupell Estate,Charlton (Breen's Land)

1915

E/MW/C/1803 Correspondence relating to 'Holmesdale', OldCharlton, and Colonel Grant's arrears of rentand the sum due from him for dilapidations onthe expiry of this lease (no. 6)

1905-1906

E/MW/C/1804 Correspondence relating to London CountyCouncil (General Powers) Bill, 1915 and low-lying land in Charlton (no. 74)

1915

E/MW/C/1805 Correspondence and papers relating to sale bySir Spencer Pocklington Maryon Maryon-Wilson to Messrs. Siemans of the SportsGround, Park Lane, Charlton (no. 132)

1928-1930

E/MW/C/1806 Correspondence and papers relating to sale toSiemans Brothers & Co Ltd of part of StonefieldFarm, Park Lane, Charlton, for a Sports Ground(no. 70)

1920-1923

E/MW/C/1807 Correspondence papers and plans relating tosale of 20 Acre Field to Greenwich BoroughCouncil (no. 90)

1922-1925

E/MW/C/1808 Correspondence and papers relating to St.Thomas' National Schools, Charlton, theirclosure, repair and use of buildings as Boys'Club (no. 11)

1906-1909

E/MW/C/1809 Correspondence, papers and plans relating tosale of Rectory Field, Charlton and property inShooters Hill Road, Charlton (no. 58)

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E/MW/C/1810 Correspondence relating to sale of Sand Pits,Charlton London County Council (no. 160)

1927-1930

E/MW/C/1811 Correspondence and plan relating to renewal oflease of 2-28 Woodland Terrace and 57-61Mount Street, Charlton

1912-1919

E/MW/C/1812 Correspondence relating to sale of 21 TamarStreet to Greenwich Borough CouncilAlso to legal action of Maryon-Wilson andothers v. Greenwich Borough Councilconcerning damage done by the Council inwork on a sewer (no. 59)

1918-1921

E/MW/C/1813 Correspondence, papers and plans relating tosale of 9-11 Market Hill and land on corner ofNew Street and Globe Lane, Woolwich toWoolwich Borough Council (no. 67)

1920-1921

E/MW/C/1814 Correspondence and papers with WoolwichBorough Council regarding property in NewStreet and Globe Lane, Woolwich (no. 63)

1912-1919

E/MW/C/1815 Correspondence, papers and plans relating toroad widening scheme for tramways inWoolwich Road in Woolwich and CharltonUndertaken by the London County Council

1908-1916

E/MW/C/1816 Correspondence relating to Old Dover Road,CharltonForming road and footpath as new street,setting back certain frontages in exchange forpaving charges (no. 20)

1908-1914

E/MW/C/1817 Correspondence and papers relating to theSteam Packet Public House, Bell Watergate,Woolwich (no. 9)

1905-1910

E/MW/C/1818 Correspondence, sale catalogues, lists andpapers relating to sale by auction of contents ofCharlton HouseIncluding furniture, paintings, porcelain, libraryand museum: includes Stevens' sale catalogueFeb 1920 (E/MW/C/1818/142) (no. 60)

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E/MW/C/1819 Correspondence and plan relating toconstruction by LCC of southern outfall sewerthrough Hanging Wood Lane and KinveachyGardens

1905-1908

E/MW/C/1819/01 Correspondence and papers relating to tenancyof 'Holmesdale', Old Charlton, by Mr TetleyJonesIncluding redecoration and alterations (no. 7)

1913-1919

E/MW/C/1820 Correspondence relating to land in Charltonadjoining the River ThamesIncluding Anchor and Hope Wharf andChristie's Wharf (no. 97)

1908-1916

E/MW/C/1821 Correspondence relating to various propertiesin Charlton

1915-1923

E/MW/C/1822 Correspondence and plan relating to course ofLCC High Level Sewer no. 2 through HangingWood Lane and Kinveachy Gardens (no. 10)

1906

E/MW/C/1823 Papers relating to sale of Roff's Wharf toWoolwich Borough Council and surrender ofsteamboat pier by LCCincludes petition of Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilsonto House of Commons against bill authorisingWoolwich Borough Council to acquire part ofhis land for an electricity generating station1905, plan of Roff's Wharf 1908, and plan ofL.C.C. Steamboat Pier 1912 (no.5)

1905-1913

E/MW/C/1824 Papers relating to expiry of Metropolitan WaterBoard's lease of Old Pumping Station,Woolwich Road, Charlton and J.R. Sales,tenancy of Onega Yard (no. 13)

1907-1908

E/MW/C/1825 Papers, correspondence and plans relating tosale and gift of land (including site of RomanCamp) as extension to Maryon Park (no. 16)

1907-1909

E/MW/C/1826 Papers and plan relating to filling in of ditchmarking boundary between Maryon-Wilson andRoupell estatesAt rear of houses in West Street, Charlton (no.18)

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E/MW/C/1827 Papers relating to problems with maintenanceand rent collectionNos. 1-7 Globe Lane, nos. 1-8 New Street andnos. 6, 8-11 Market Hill, Woolwich. Includesdemolition orders and nuisance orders (no. 104)

1909-1916

E/MW/C/1828 Correspondence relating to maintenance anddraining of riverside roadway from the end ofAnchor and Hope Lane to Wharf House (no.171)

1909-1927

E/MW/C/1829 Correspondence relating to lease of StonefieldFarm, Park Lane to Mrs E Chaplin and Mr FChaplin (no. 27)

1911

E/MW/C/1830 Papers relating to damage caused and claimsmade consequent to explosion at Silvertown 19Jan 1917 (no. 102)

1917-1918

E/MW/C/1831 Papers relating to appeal against rateassessment on tithes of St. Luke, Charlton andSt. Paul, Charlton

1920-1922

E/MW/C/1832 Papers relating to tenancy of Charlton Houseby Dept. of Tank Design and Experimentincludes memorandum of agreementconcerning vacation of Charlton House 25 May1923 and schedule of fittings, fixtures andcondition of Charlton House, outbuildings,gardens, Bull Pit Cottages, Victoria Lodge andMarlborough Lodge 14 May 1920, also includescorrespondence concerning garden fences inMount Street, Charlton (no.86)

1912-1923

E/MW/C/1833 Correspondence and papers relating to sale ofCharlton House and Park to GreenwichBorough CouncilIncludes plan of Charlton Park, list of fittings inCharlton House belonging to Sir SpencerMaryon-Wilson, drawing of chandelier, andnotice of compulsory purchase order 13 Mar1925 (no. 82)

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E/MW/C/1834 Newspaper cutting concerning case beforeCommittee of Priviledges of House of Lordsover disputed succession to Dukedom ofSomersetIncludes correspondence concerning access to18th century Woolwich estate records inconnection with case (no. 92)

1925

E/MW/C/1835 Correspondence re. sale of Cherry Orchard andThe Cedars to Col. RobertsonPart of bundle no. 133

1927-1928

E/MW/C/1835/01 Correspondence re. possible sale of The Elms,High House, and Fair Lawn to Mr Hedley VicarsPart of bundle no. 133

1928

E/MW/C/1835/02 Correspondence re. sale of Floyds to MrHedley VicarsPart of bundle no. 133

1928-1929

E/MW/C/1835/03 Correspondence re. sale of Clarke's Field toBlackheath Football ClubPart of bundle no. 133

1928-1929

E/MW/C/1836 Routine correspondence from Charlton EstateOffice concerning Charlton and Hampsteadpropertyincludes letters from Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson relating to heraldic windows at St.Luke's Church, Charlton, enquiries concerninghouses to let and land for development, lettersfrom tenants concerning repairs, complaintsabout other tenants and correspondencerelating to conversion of houses in NW6 intoflats and boarding houses, many papersrelating to insurance, taxation, payment ofground rent, maintenance of houses, andtransfer and termination of leases have beenremoved from bundle

1911-1937

PLANS, RENTALS AND ACCOUNTS

PLANS OF CHARLTON ESTATE AND WOOLWICH, AND RELATED PAPERS

E/MW/C/1837 Folder labelled 'Woolwich' containing thefollowing loose plans and documents:

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E/MW/C/1837/01 A Map and Rental of the Estate of Sir JohnConyers Barrt and my Lady Langhorn's atWoolwich in KentMap shows High Street, Market, New Street,Globe Lane, Bell Watergate, Glass Yard andThe Wharf. Includes list of tenants and rentsParchment 24 in x 27 in

(c. 1715-1717)

E/MW/C/1837/02 Plan of Houses and Grounds at Woolwich inKent belonging to Lady Wilson proposed to belet to John LockSurveyor RT Searles. Shows Glass HouseYard, Hardwicks Wharf, Shorts Alley, KingsHead Alley, Woolwich High Street, CarpentersArmsPaper on linen 15 in x 11 in

1812

E/MW/C/1837/03 Case for opinion with opinion of C WeargConcerning premises in Charlton sold to SirWilliam Langhorne in 1708/9 by ElizabethSpooner, Augustine and Elizabeth Taylor andCharles and Amy Pargiter as to vendors' title toproperty (see E/MW/C/042/01)

1724

E/MW/C/1837/04 Agreement for surrender1) Mary Jones, widow; 2) Rev'd John Maryon ofWhite Roding, Essex. All right to moiety ofpremises in Glass House Yard, Woolwichleased in 1706 for 61 years

1739

E/MW/C/1837/05 Draft letter headed 'Roupell Estate, Charlton,Kent' to Messrs Lethbridge and MackrellWith plan showing proposed new road from OldCharlton through Charlton Villa into the Lanewith proposed building plotsPaper with linen backing 13 in x 8 in

1846

E/MW/C/1837/06 Copy of Mr Searle's plan of Glass House Yard,Woolwich (see E/MW/C/1837/02)Paper 16 in x 12 in

1812

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E/MW/C/1838 Rolled plan of land at Charlton belonging toLady WilsonShows area S of Charlton Park, NW of CharltonCommon and adjoining road from Dartford toGreenwich. Includes table giving name ofoccupier, name of field and acreage SurveyorThomas BudgenPaper on linen 31 in x 24 in. Scale 12 chains to4 in

1800

E/MW/C/1839 Copy of survey and plan of Maryon Wilsonproperty in Charlton made between 1765 and1767 by Nath. Hill and Thomas Bateman,copied by John NewtonGives name of field, size and ref no. Includescopy of survey and plan by Thomas Budgen ofCherry Orchard Farm and land late Brown'snear Charlton ChurchPaper on linen 51 in x 39 in. Scale 12 poles to 1in

1833

E/MW/C/1840 Rental of Maryon Wilson property in Charltonand Woolwich, including plans1 volume

1845-1846

E/MW/C/1841 Terrier of Maryon Wilson property in CharltonGives details of property, name of tenant, termof lease, date of expiry, and rent (in envelope)

1874-1883

E/MW/C/1842 Nominal rolls of tenants with rental 1878-1880

E/MW/C/1843 Plan showing roads and footpaths in the vicinityof Charlton House and Park intended to bestopped up, and proposed new roadsOriginally kept with E/MW/C/048219 in x 27 in

1829

E/MW/C/1844 Plan showing roads in CharltonReferred to in order of 10 Jun 1830 in case inKing's Bench The King v. Justices of Kent.Originally kept with E/MW/C/048220 in x 27 in

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E/MW/C/1845 Plan of freehold building land on east side ofCharlton Lane, northside of Shooters Hill Roadand between Shooters Hill Road and CharltonRoadTo be let on building leases

1879

PLANS OF ROUPELL ESTATE

E/MW/C/1846 Plan of Mr Brown's mansion house andgardens(Grove) House near Charlton Church, labelled'original maps belonging to counterpart of leaseto Lord Cholmondeley dated 4 June 1794'18 in x 12 in. Scale: 100 ft to 1 in

1794

E/MW/C/1847 Original map belonging to counterpart of leaseto Lord Cholmondeley of the Lower ground andPits dated 4 Jun 1794Shows chalk pits, broken ground and woodsimmediately to the north of Grove House15 in x 12 in

1794

E/MW/C/1848 Copy plan showing boundary between SirThomas Maryon Wilson's property and RoupellEstate at Charlton Villa20 in x 13 in. Scale: 50 ft to 1 in

1845

E/MW/C/1849 Plan of Charlton VillaIncluding courtyard, stables, outbuildings andkitchen garden showing division between twoestates signed B Martin, Architect17 in x 24 in

1846

E/MW/C/1850 Plan of Charlton Villa showing boundarybetween Maryon Wilson and Roupell estates17 in x 12 in. Scale: 25 ft to 1 in

n.d.

E/MW/C/1851 'Suggestions for Building on an Estate atCharlton in the County of Kent'Printed plan showing proposed layout of streetsand houses in area west of Church Lane, southof Lower Road, north of road to Blackheath,also land east of Church Lane, and between RThames and Lower Road17 in x 25 in. Scale: c.330 ft to 1 in

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E/MW/C/1852 Plan of piece of Garden Ground in theWoolwich Lower RoadSituate between Messrs Glenton and Collier'sTramway and The Great Manor Way oppositethe Anti-Gallican Public House, Charlton16 in x 24 in. Scale: 100 ft to 3.3 in

n.d.

E/MW/C/1853 Plan and section of proposed road fromCharlton Village to property leased to G Stoneesq. signed ? John Whinhead21 in x 30 in. Scale: 100 ft to 2.4 in

n.d.

E/MW/C/1854 Plan of premises and land in Upper Charltonagreed to be let to Mr Cook17 in x 14 in. Scale: 300 chains to 4 in

(1818-1869)

E/MW/C/1855 Plan showing land on east side of Church Lanesouth of North Kent Railway marked 'Frontagefor building'16 in x 24 in. Scale: 100 ft to 1.25 in

(post 1849)

E/MW/C/1856 Plan of two pieces of land on West side ofChurch Lane belonging to Messrs Roupell andBoydShowing boundary fence on south side andwatercress beds28 in x 18 in. Scale: 10 ft to 1 in

1861

E/MW/C/1857 Plan of land at CharltonProperty of Major Boyd agreed to be demisedto Mr WH Fuller, south of R Thames, east ofAnchor and Hope Lane, and north of formerglebe23 in x 15 in. Scale: 100 ft to 0.9 in

(?1863-1879)

E/MW/C/1858 List of contractors invited to tender for oldmaterials and timber from Grove House,Charlton, and letter from Grove, SouthwarkStreet, 24 May 1867

1867

E/MW/C/1859 Plan labelled 'Roupell to Clarkson' showing twohouses, part of a row in Charlton Lane, andpiece of land behind8 in x 12 in

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E/MW/C/1860 Plan showing triangular piece of ground in frontof St Luke's Church prepared by John Rowland21 in x 17 in. Scale: 100 ft to 2.3 in

n.d.

SUMMARY ACCOUNTS

E/MW/C/1861 Charlton Estate, account of rents received andexpenditure by Thomas Furnis

1739-1758

E/MW/C/1862 Receipts for payment of land tax and walscot 1739-1741

E/MW/C/1863 Accounts of half yearly rent received for SirThomas Maryon Wilson's estate at WoolwichThey give names of tenants, amount of rent,arrears, and notes on date of expiry of lease

1818-1824

E/MW/C/1864 Charlton Estate, summaries of half yearlyaccounts with buildings and repairs account for1899

1898-1910

ST PAUL CHARLTON, TITHES

E/MW/C/1865 St Paul, Charlton: tithe rent charge book 1898-1905



LEASES AND AGREEMENTS

E/MW/C/1868 Lease (not executed)1) Revd John Maryon of White Roding, Essex 2) William, Earl of Ancram, now of CharltonMessuage in occupation of 2) gardens etc,Barker's Piece and Stubed Piece containing 8a. of arable land at Charlton (see E/MW/C/50-53)

1758

E/MW/C/1869 Assignment of lease (not executed)1) Tristram Everest of Greenwich gent. 2) JohnJones, esq. of Charlton 3) Nicholas GeorgeGaynor of Hanwell, Middlesex, esq. CherryOrchard Farm, Charlton

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E/MW/C/1870 Counterpart lease (not executed)1) Tristram Everest 2) John Jones 3) JohnRandall of Charlton esq. 3 pieces of land inCharlton

1775

E/MW/C/1871 Lease (not executed)1) William Fellows of Upper Grosvenor Street,Middlesex, trustee for Margaretta Maria Jones2) Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson Charlton Houseand park and 7 acres of marshland

1775

E/MW/C/1872 Lease (not executed)1) Dame Jane Wilson and Sir Thomas MaryonWilson 2) Thomas Welladvice Andrews, gent ofBlackheath Hill Close of land at Little Heath,Charlton, on which 2) is to build a messuage

1814

E/MW/C/1873 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson 2) Messrs JamesPowell, James Baker, William Henry Sadgroveand William Harris Premises at Glass Yard orGlass House Yard, Woolwich Plan enclosed

1838

E/MW/C/1874 Draft lease as above but without plan 1838

E/MW/C/1875/01 Draft assignment1) William Nottidge of Wandsworth esq.surviving Executor and trustee of will of late SirThomas Maryon Wilson 2) Sir Thomas MaryonWilson Leasehold premises at Woolwichassigned to Dame Jane Wilson by HenryLidgbird on 5 Aug 1813

1843

E/MW/C/1875/02 Draft receipt for 135 from surviving trustees ofmarriage settlement of Rev'd and Mrs ArthurDrummond

1843

E/MW/C/1875/03 Instructions to advise and draft assignment asabove

1843

E/MW/C/1875/04 Instructions to advise and draft assignment asabove

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E/MW/C/1875/05 Copy memorandum of declaration andagreement as to shares in leasehold ground atWoolwichMiss Jane Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Julia PellewHolford Wilson and John Maryon Wilson toWilliam Nottidge

1837

E/MW/C/1876 Draft lease1) Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson; 2) DavidGraham Johnston esq. of Charlton. Messuagein Charlton, with garden and coachhouse, onsouth side of road from Blackheath to Woolwich

1841

E/MW/C/1877 Draft lease1) Sir Spencer M Maryon Wilson; 2) WilliamSheppard of Charlton, market gardener. Landin Charlton adjoining Manor Way betweenLower Road and River Thames to be used as amarket garden (plan)

1890

E/MW/C/1878 Particulars with plan of freehold building land inCharlton between Charlton Road and ShootersHill Road to be let on 99 year leases

1879

E/MW/C/1879 Counterpart agreement to let (printed form onlypart completed)1) Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson; 2) James TurnerBatts of 18 Charlton Vale, Woolwich

1882

E/MW/C/1880 Building agreement1) Sir Spencer M Maryon-Wilson; 2) FrederickBrittain of 3 Hicks Terrace, Lower WoolwichRoad, Charlton, builder. Land on east side ofCharlton Lane (plan). Correspondence attached1883

1882

E/MW/C/1881 Bowater Estate: sales particularsWith plan for Long's or Castle's Wharf, TrinityWharf, Jackson and Bentley's Wharf, Woolwich,also freehold ground rents on nos. 30-37 TrinityStreet

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E/MW/C/1882 Assignment of lease1) Louisa Edith Chasteauneuf of Woolwich,widow2) Sir Spencer Pocklington Maryon Maryon-Wilson3) Woolwich Borough Council No.3 Market Hill,Woolwich (formerly 3 Market Place), with labelsee also E/MW/C/1070-1073

1909

THAMES STEAM BOAT COMPANY RECORDS

E/MW/C/1883 Licence to demise to Woolwich District ElectricLight Company1) Sir SM Maryon-Wilson; 2) Victoria SteamBoat Association Ltd. Portion of Roff's Wharf,Woolwich (plans). Two copies

1894

E/MW/C/1884 Counterpart lease1) Victoria Steamboat Association Ltd; 2)Woolwich District Electric Light Co. Ltd. Pieceof land at Roff's Wharf abutting east on GlobeLane (plan)

1894

E/MW/C/1885 Memorandum of articles of association ofThames Steamboat Company (1897) Limited

1897

E/MW/C/1886 Licence to assign to Thames Steamboat Co.1) Sir S.M. Maryon-Wilson; 2) Victoria SteamBoats Ltd. Roff's Wharf (plan)

1897

E/MW/C/1887 Licence to assign to Victoria Steam Boats Ltd1) Sir S.M. Maryon-Wilson; 2) Victoria SteamBoats Association Ltd. Roff's Wharf (plan)

1897

E/MW/C/1888 Licence to assign as above Premises in GlobeLane

1897

E/MW/C/1889 Licence to assign to Thames Steamboat Co.1) Sir S.M. Maryon-Wilson; 2) Victoria SteamBoats Ltd. Premises in Globe Lane (plan)

1897

E/MW/C/1890 Agreement for tenancy1) Thames Steamboat Co. Ltd; 2) Ind Coope &Co. Ltd. Kitchen adjoining the 'Steam Packet'Tavern at Roff's Wharf (plan)

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E/MW/C/1891 Agreement for user of right of way over Roff'sWharf1) Thames Steamboat Co. Ltd; 2) Ind Coope &Co. Ltd. Plan

1898

E/MW/C/1892 Thames Steamboat Co. (1897) Ltd copy ofspecial resolution reducing number of directors

1900

E/MW/C/1893 Counterpart underlease1) Thames Steamboat Co. Ltd; 2) WoolwichDistrict Electric Light Co. Ltd. Additional pieceof land at Roff's Wharf (plan)

1900

E/MW/C/1894 Attested copy of licence to demise to WoolwichDistrict Electric Light Co.1) Sir SPM Maryon-Wilson; 2) Thames SteamBoat Co. Premises at Woolwich (plan)

1900

E/MW/C/1895 Copy licence as above 1900

E/MW/C/1896 Duplicate licence as abovePremises comprised in underlease of 2 Jul1894 (see E/MW/C/1884). Plan

1902

E/MW/C/1897 Duplicate licence as abovePremises comprised in under lease of 16 Nov1900 (see E/MW/C/1893). Plan

1902

E/MW/C/1898 Counterpart licence for alterations1) Sir SPM Maryon-Wilson; 2) Thames SteamBoat Co.; 3) Woolwich Borough Council.Includes plan of proposed alterations toelectricity generating works

1904

E/MW/C/1899 Counterpart licence to demise to LCC1) Sir SPM Maryon-Wilson; 2) Thames SteamBoat Co. Steam boat pier and right to pass overwharf (plan)

1906

E/MW/C/1900 Extract from minutes of extraordinary generalmeeting of Thames Steamboat Co. (1897) LtdAuthorising directors to surrender 1871 lease,with copy of special resolution of 28 Nov 1900

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E/MW/C/1901 Letter from secretary, Thames Steamboat Co.expressing agreement not to claimcompensation for property taken over byWoolwich Borough Council

1910

E/MW/C/1902 Copy list of deeds (E/MW/C/1883-1901) SteamBoat Co. on surrender of lease, withannotations 1913-1921

1910

APPOINTMENT OF RECTOR OF ST LUKE, CHARLTON AND CREATION OFDISTRICTS OF ST THOMAS AND ST PAUL, CHARLTON

E/MW/C/1903 Letters of thanks from Admiralty for Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson's help in maintaining peace andorder

1848

E/MW/C/1904 Papers concerning legal difficulties overconveyance of site for new church of StThomas, Charlton

1848-1849

E/MW/C/1905 Letters from John Maryon Wilson, Charlotte JWilson, Mrs Julia Wilde and Mr Wadeconcerning death of Rev Arthur Drummond andvacancy of living of CharltonIncludes problems over settlement of John MWilson's estates, his claim to railwaycompensation money, Rev'd Charles Wilson'sdebts and other family matters. Contained inenvelope labelled 'John and Charlotte Livingand Railway'

1861-1862

E/MW/C/1906 Bundle of correspondence labelled'Applications for living 1862 Charlton'Also contains letters relating to allocation ofpart of income of living to St Thomas', Charltonand new district

1862

E/MW/C/1907 Correspondence concerning proposed creationof new district of St Paul, Charlton, appointmentof new Rector of St Luke's, and difficulties ofVicar of St Thomas, A De La Mare

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E/MW/C/1908 Bundle of papers in envelope labelled 'CharltonRectory applications 1862'Relating to appointment of new Rector,education of young Arthur Drummond, affairs ofMrs Drummond, notice of special licensingsessions for Blackheath, and annual report ofMaidstone Horticultural Society

1862

E/MW/C/1909 Draft presentation of Arthur Drummond toRectory of Charlton

1826

E/MW/C/1910 Correspondence concerning site andendowment of St Paul's and induction of MrCameron as Rector of St Luke's

1862

CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS

E/MW/C/1911 Notes from Lyson's Environs of London 1796on large mansion house near Charlton ChurchReplaced by villa built by Earl Cholmondeley,and former Rectory

n.d.

E/MW/C/1912 Act of Parliament for vesting Certain Lands andHereditaments in TrusteesFor promoting the Service of His Majesty'sOrdnance at Woolwich (part of Bowater Estate)

1802

E/MW/C/1913 Letter from John Maryon Wilson to Sir ThomasConcerning is relinguishing all claim to a pieceof land at Woolwich, visit to White Roding torecord family memorials and visit to Charltonwith a copy of the inscription on their father'smemorial enclosed

1837

E/MW/C/1914 Fire insurance policy on 'The Swan' publichouse, Charlton

1837

E/MW/C/1915 Poster for Fete Champetre to be held ingrounds of Charlton House in aid of the RoyalKent Dispensary

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E/MW/C/1916 Papers relating to case of Sir T M Wilson v.Henry Vizetelly, author of the Pictorial Guide toEltham Palace by way of Charlton andShooters HillOver alleged misleading statements about SirTM Wilson's plans to enclose HampsteadHeath, removal of Horn Fair, extensions to parkat Charlton and public access to CharltonHouse

1845

E/MW/C/1917 Writ addressed to William Harris, theWatermen's Steam Packet Company, theEastern Counties Railway Company and othersConcerning possession of land in BellWatergate and Globe Lane, Woolwich, claimedby Sir TM Wilson and others

1853

E/MW/C/1918 Four pages from The Kentish Independentcontaining articles about efforts to suppress theHorn Fair

1871

E/MW/C/1919 Bundle of papers including estimates for repairsand alterations to housesAlso plan of strip of land belonging to SirSpencer Maryon Wilson proposed be added toWoolwich Lower Road

1882-1884

E/MW/C/1920 Greenwich Ferry Company Ltd Mortgagedebentures nos. B325-B329 and label

1889

E/MW/C/1921 Greenwich Ferry Company Ltd first mortgagedebentures nos. 157-162

1891

E/MW/C/1922 Papers and correspondence concerningvaluation of estate of Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson for payment of dutyIn particular Charlton Estate and Lady Maryon-Wilson's jewellery

1899-1901

E/MW/C/1923 Charlton Coronation MemorialVolume containing committee minutes,correspondence, newspaper cuttings, abstractof statement of accounts and seating plan forcoronation memorial lunch at Charlton House 2Jul 1903

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E/MW/C/1924 Deed revoking trusts of Charlton Institute1) Rev'd Ernest Charles Evans, Vicar of HolyTrinity, New Charlton; 2) Sir SpencerPocklington Maryon Maryon-Wilson

1904

E/MW/C/1925 Copy of statutory declaration made 22 Mar1911 by Charles F Earle, Maryon-Wilson agentOwnership of land in Charlton, including formerschool to be sold to LCC

1911

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLTON HOUSE

E/MW/C/1926 Photograph of porch on West front (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1927 Three photographs of rain water gutter headswith arms and initials of Sir William Ducie

(c 1900)


(c 1900)


(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1930 Photograph of pinnacle on top of tower (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1931 Photograph of cuboid water cistern with date1774 and initials IRE

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1932 Photograph of octagonal sided water cisternwith Sir William Langhorn's initials

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1933 Photograph of doors leading from staircase todining room and chapel

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1934 Two photographs of dining room fireplace (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1935 Two photographs of dining room fireplace (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1936 Photograph of (Lady Wilson's Boudoir) showingbay window and fireplace, damaged,unmounted, apparently printed wrong wayround

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E/MW/C/1937 Photograph of ceiling of (Lady Wilson's Boudoir)

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1938 Photograph of detail from fireplace (in DucieRoom) showing coat of arms of Ducie impallingSeymour with initials WD FD and motto

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1939 Photograph of top of staircase showingplasterwork on walls and ceiling

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1940 Photograph of fireplace in Saloon (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1941 Two photographs of ceiling in Saloon (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1942 Two photographs of ceiling in Saloon (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1943 Photograph of fireplace in White Parlour (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1944 Photograph of detail of frieze in White Parlour (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1945 Photograph of ceiling in White Parlour (c 1900)

E/MW/C/1946 Photograph of detail of pomegranate frieze (inDutch Bedroom)

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1947 Photograph of fireplace in Blue Room (or SouthEast Bedroom)

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1948 Two photographs of elaborately carved fourposter bed with date 1613 and initials EM NN inroom with ornate frieze

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1949 Two photographs of elaborately carved fourposter bed with date 1613 and initials EM NN inroom with ornate frieze

(c 1900)

E/MW/C/1950 Photograph of another elaborately carved fourposter bed in room with ornate frieze

(c 1900)

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E/MW/C/1951 Roster book of Blackheath Regiment of WestKent Local Militia commanded by Sir ThomasMaryon WilsonThe first section comprises a roster of officers,sergeants and drummers, then a roster bycompany for each year the second section (atback of volume, 1st page missing) comprisesan individual roster arranged by parish(including a few men 'not joined')

1809-1813

E/MW/C/1952/01 Return of effectives in Blackheath Regimentwith total number trained in 1814Found loose in the above volume(E/MW/C/1951)

1814

E/MW/C/1952/02 Certificate of discharge for James WardFound loose in the above volume(E/MW/C/1951)

1814

E/MW/C/1952/03 Letter addressed to Frederick Charles Bleckslyreturned to Police Court, GreenwichFound loose in the above volume(E/MW/C/1951)

1843

SCHEDULES OF DEEDS AND PAPERS

E/MW/C/1953 A Schedule and particular of writingsconcerning the Title of The Manor of Charletonin the County of Kent and Relating to the saidTitle... with later annotations

1658/9

E/MW/C/1954 List of title deeds relating to property inCharlton, Woolwich and PlumsteadReceived by John Maryon from Mr Noah Curtischecked by Morris Robinson and WilliamManning 23 Nov 1775

1754

E/MW/C/1955 Particulars of numbered bundles of documentsrelating to the Charlton Estate

(18th c.)

E/MW/C/1956 Schedules of deeds and papers kept incupboards and boxes in Strong Room atCharlton and in room over StableIncludes records relating to Charlton,Hampstead and Essex estates and familypapers

c 1902

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E/MW/C/1957 Six sheets of the 2nd edition of the 25 inch OSmap of London surveyed 1893-94 and reprinted1900-3 (sheets LXXX, LXXXI, XCIII, XCIV, CVIand CVII, pasted together) showing NorthWoolwich, Charlton, Kidbrooke and WoolwichProperty owned by Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilsonhas been coloured red and most has beenannotated with the date of sale and the name ofthe purchaser c. 1910-39

c 1903-1939

E/MW/C/1958 Two sheets of the 2nd edition of the 25 inch OSmap of London surveyed 1893-94 and reprinted1903-5 (sheets XCIII and XCIV pasted together) showing Charlton and part of WoolwichMaryon-Wilson property has been coloured red;Heathwood Gardens and Kinveachy Gardenshave been added by hand; the course of theHigh Level Sewer and the Southern OutfallSewer no 2 across Maryon-Wilson property hasbeen marked

c 1905-1908

MISCELLANEOUS ESTATE PAPERS

E/MW/C/1959/01 Draft and copy of letter from Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson to R ByhamComplaint to Board of Ordnance aboutdiversion of water from a watercourse whichused to carry water from Charlton Common intohis Park

1834

E/MW/C/1959/02 Draft and copy of letter from Sir ThomasMaryon Wilson to R ByhamComplaint to Board of Ordnance aboutdiversion of water from a watercourse whichused to carry water from Charlton Common intohis Park

1834

E/MW/C/1959/03 Letters to Charles Earle concerning alteredapportionment of tithe rent charge 31334

1929-1930


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1929-1930

E/MW/C/1959/07 Letter from Sir Spencer Maryon-Wilson toCharles Earle concerning estate business

1935

E/MW/C/1959/08 Letters from Canon E Sinker and May, May andDeacon to Charles EarleConcerning assignment of lease of AssemblyRooms to Rev EA Metcalfe

1939


1939


1939


1939


1939


1939


1939

E/MW/C/1959/15 Papers relating to collection of rents due fromCharlton Estate following sudden death ofCharles EarleIncluding list of tenants

1940



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1940


1940


1940

E/MW/C/1959/19 Rent account of GH Harrison for nos 654, 656,658 and 660 Woolwich Road, Charlton Mar-Jun1941

1941

E/MW/C/1959/20 List of deeds and papers relating to CharltonEstate in Box 2 and Box 3

n.d. (post 1915)

HAMPSTEAD MANOR

COURT ROLLS

E/MW/H/001 Views of frankpledge and special court9 skins

1572 Nov 24-1624 May 10

E/MW/H/002 Views of frankpledge and special courts9 skins

1626 May 22-1635 Nov 10

E/MW/H/003 Views of frankpledge, special courts andgeneral courts14 skins

1637 May 22-1644 Sep 16

E/MW/H/004 Views of frankpledge, general courts, courtsbaron and special courts baron14 skins

1645 May 19-1654 May 8

E/MW/H/005 Views of frankpledge, courts baron and specialcourts baron14 skins

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1675 May 10-1684 May 12


1684 Jul 20-1689 Sep 28

E/MW/H/009 View of frankpledge and court baron3 skins

1690 Jun 2


1691 May 4

E/MW/H/011 View of frankpledge, court baron and specialcourt baron3 skins

1692 May 9-1692 Jun 15


1693 May 29

E/MW/H/013 View of frankpledge and courts baron2 skins

1694 May 21-1694 Jul

E/MW/H/014 View of frankpledge, court baron and specialcourt2 skins

1695 May 6-1696 Feb 20

E/MW/H/015 Views of frankpledge and courts baron3 skins

1696 May 25-1696 Jul 6


1697 May 17

E/MW/H/017 Views of frankpledge, courts baron and specialcourt6 skins

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E/MW/H/018 View of frankpledge, court baron and specialcourt baron2 skins

1699 May 22-1699 Dec 22


1700 May 13-1700 Dec 2


1701 Jun 2-1701 Jul 14

E/MW/H/021 View of frankpledge, courts baron and specialcourt4 skins

1702 Feb 18-1702 Jun 19


1703 May 10


1704 Jul 10-1704 Dec 13


1705 May 21-1705 Jul

COURT AND DRAFT MINUTES

E/MW/H/025 Minute bookSigned, contains some plans

1875 May 10-1876 Jul 12

E/MW/H/026 Minute bookSigned, contains some plans

1918 Aug 27-1935 Jun 18

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E/MW/H/028 Draft minutes 1913 Dec 9



E/MW/H/031 Draft minutes 1925 Jun 9








E/MW/H/033/016/A Draft minutes 1927 Jun 7

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OTHER RECORDS, EXCEPT ADMISSIONS AND ENFRANCHISEMENTS

E/MW/H/035 Steward's Fee Book 1882 Jan 9-1936

E/MW/H/036 Fines on surrenders, admission, etc. 1876-1886

E/MW/H/037 Quit rent book, with notes on laterenfranchisements

1898

E/MW/H/038/001 File of printed notices of holding of manor court,and two MS notes re posting of notices in 1902

1913-1934


1913-1934


1913-1934


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1913-1934


1913-1934


1913-1934


1913-1934


1913-1934


1913-1934


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1913-1934


1913-1934

E/MW/H/039 Letters re holding of courts, lunch bills, etc. 1913-1932

E/MW/H/040 MS list of ancient customs of HampsteadManorWith pencil note 'Qy if this be correct andauthentic-Believed not to be so'

n.d.

E/MW/H/041 Instructions to steward according to order ofcourt of this date (19th c. MS copy)

1769 May 29

E/MW/H/042 Notes on heriots2 paper MS

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E/MW/H/043 Notes on heriots2 paper MS

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E/MW/H/044 Charge at Court Leet, (Exhibit K) MS 1867

E/MW/H/045 Charge at Court Baron, (Exhibit L) MS 1867

E/MW/H/046 Proceedings of Court Leet and General Court,MS

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E/MW/H/047 Charge to Court Leet and Court Baron2 copies, typed

1931

E/MW/H/048 Charge to Court Leet and Court Baron2 copies, typed

1931

E/MW/H/048/A Form of presentment for a nuisance, MS n.d.

E/MW/H/050 Notes on inspection of court rolls, MS n.d.

E/MW/H/051 Statement of amounts of rent charges inrespect of enfranchised copyholds

1873

E/MW/H/052 Statement of amounts of rent charges inrespect of enfranchised copyholds

1887

E/MW/H/053 Scale of surveyors' fees on enfranchisement 1881

E/MW/H/054 Counsel's opinion on Curry's enfranchisement 1879

E/MW/H/055 List of enfranchisements 1890-1901

E/MW/H/056 Income tax on annual profits 1886-1898

E/MW/H/057 Extracts from court rolls as to copyholds inPond Street

1796-1834

E/MW/H/058 Note re enfranchisement before admission n.d.

E/MW/H/059 Bundle of receipts, etc., for quit rents 1894-1897

E/MW/H/060 Estimate of amount of Lord's and Steward'scompensation from remaining copyholds

1932



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E/MW/H/061 Statements re quit rents (2) 1933

E/MW/H/062 Statements re quit rents (2) 1933

E/MW/H/063 MS notes of annual profits of the Manor ofHampstead

1854-1898

E/MW/H/064 Letter from Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson repayment of income tax on the manor

1934

E/MW/H/065 Draft letter from May, May and Deacon reextingushment of manorial incidents

1935

E/MW/H/066 Schedule of trees in the parish of St. JohnHampstead conveyed to the Vestry byindenture of 8 Mar 1883

c 1883

E/MW/H/067 Bundle of letters concerning the skating rink inFinchley Road and Hampstead Cricket Club

1881-1883

E/MW/H/068 Schedules of documents 1898-1926



E/MW/H/071 Map of Hampstead, showing the parts ofHampstead Heath acquired for public openspace

c.1880

E/MW/H/072 4 tracings of properties in Hampstead (thesehave become separated from the papers towhich they relate)

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DRAFT ADMISSIONS, ENFRANCHISEMENTS, ETC.

E/MW/H/076 Ambirdge, Henry: Ambirdge Colleges, N End 1885-1887

E/MW/H/077 Arden, Geo. HG: E side of High Street 1881-1883

E/MW/H/078 Argent, Jas.: 45 and 46 High Street 1882

E/MW/H/079 Arrowsmith, Elizabeth: Heath St., Silver St., etc 1880-1881

E/MW/H/080 Barnes, Mrs Eleanor: High Street 1871-1883

E/MW/H/081 Barratt, Thos. Jas.: Land near Bellmoor House,White Stone Pond

1883

E/MW/H/082 Bedford, Wm. Turner: Land in Popesmead 1884

E/MW/H/083 Bodkin, AH: W. side of High Street 1888

E/MW/H/084 Bompas, HM: Greenhill Road 1876-1889

E/MW/H/085 Bosanquet, CBP: Near Wildwood Corner 1881-1882

E/MW/H/086 Bright, Richard: Near Wildwood Corner 1876-1877

E/MW/H/087 Brown, Alfred and Newbury, Robert: West End 1884

E/MW/H/088 Brown, Mrs Sarah H: 9 Church Row 1844-1888

E/MW/H/089 Browne, Ellen: Vale of Health 1886

E/MW/H/090 Bruce, Mrs MA: The Bull and Bush 1880-1881

E/MW/H/091 Burnaby, Rev. Sherard: Vicarage 1875

E/MW/H/092 Callard, JP: Heath Brow Cottage 1913



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E/MW/H/093 Calvert Lt. Col. Archibald M: W side of HighStreet

1871-1884

E/MW/H/094 Chisholm, Wm.: Redington Road 1876

E/MW/H/095 Clarke, Wm. Bruce: Frognal 1883

E/MW/H/096 Clowser, Edward Wm.: W. High Street 1876-1877

E/MW/H/097 Clowser, Thomas: Well Walk 1876

E/MW/H/098 Cook, WG: Well Walk 1888

E/MW/H/099 Cooper, IA: Pond Street 1851

E/MW/H/100 Cope, Wm. H: Near Whitestone Pond 1880

E/MW/H/101 Cox, Horace Aubrey: Heath Brow 1913

E/MW/H/102 Culrahouse Alfred J: Platts Lane 1886-1888

E/MW/H/103 Dainty, Thomas: Holly Mount 1885-1888

E/MW/H/104 Davis, Albert: 14 Heath Street 1884

E/MW/H/105 Dearman, Isiah: Flask Walk 1884-1885

E/MW/H/106 Dearman, Mary Ann: Vale of Health 1883

E/MW/H/107 Dilke, Wm.: Kent Lodge, etc., Downshire Hill 1876

E/MW/H/108 Dyer, Elizabeth: Holly Bush Tavern 1877

E/MW/H/109 Earl, Alfred Wm.: 2 Heath Mount 1886-1888

E/MW/H/110 Eldridge, Henry: Wildwood Corner 1877

E/MW/H/111 Farquharson, Wm.: Fitzjohn's Avenue 1876

E/MW/H/112 Finchley Road Trustees: West End 1881



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E/MW/H/113 Foxwell, Thomas: Evans Row 1883

E/MW/H/114 Goddard, Joseph: Upper Terrace 1882

E/MW/H/115 Griffiths, Mrs. Margaret: Frognal 1888

E/MW/H/116 Grinfield, Wm.: Near Bradleys Buildings 1884

E/MW/H/117 Hammond, Edgar: N side of Child's Hill 1870

E/MW/H/118 Hateley, Mrs Charlotte.: W side of High Street 1877

E/MW/H/119 Haward, Henry: North End 1876

E/MW/H/120 Heading, Mrs GA: Hollybush Cottage 1883

E/MW/H/121 Hill, James and Thomas Gardiner: New End 1875

E/MW/H/122 Hill, Pearson: Pond St. E of High St., etc. 1882

E/MW/H/123 Hinton, Luther: Heath 1886-1887

E/MW/H/124 Hinrich, Henry Dent: W side of High Street 1878

E/MW/H/125 Hoare, Samuel: North End 1883

E/MW/H/126 Hodgkinson, Charles: West End 1884

E/MW/H/127 Hodgson, Cordelia Jane: Watts Cottages, MillLane

1884

E/MW/H/128 Humphrey, Henry: 24 and 25 Heath Street, 9Hampstead Square

1874-1888

E/MW/H/129 Humphreyson, I: Kent Lodge Downshire Hilland Brittania Villas

1876

E/MW/H/130 Hunt, Wm. HT: Near Wells Walk 1879-1884

E/MW/H/131 Hutchinson, Lt. Col. FJ: Bull & Bush 1881



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E/MW/H/132 Ingram, Mrs Elizabeth: 3 New End 1875-1876

E/MW/H/133 Jaggers, Henry E: Pond Street and South End 1884

E/MW/H/134 James, Caroline M and Margaret S: Bell MoorHouse, Hampstead Heath

1883

E/MW/H/135 Jennings, Frederick Thos.: S of Pond Street 1884

E/MW/H/136 Johnson, Henry Fielder: Sydney Terrace 1883

E/MW/H/137 Johnson, Mary.: Ground near Clock HousePond

1888

E/MW/H/138 Johnstone, John: Upper Terrace House 1881

E/MW/H/139 Jones, Henry Moubray: Fern Lodge, near JackStraw's Castle

1883-1885

E/MW/H/140 Kelly, Henry James: Church Row 1877-1878

E/MW/H/141 Kendall, Mrs. Matilda A: W side of High Street 1876

E/MW/H/142 Kennedy, John: N side of Pond Street 1884

E/MW/H/143 Lewis, JH: Meeting House at Hampstead 1877

E/MW/H/144 Linthwaite, Charles: Wells Charity 1876

E/MW/H/145 Lloyd, Frederick R: Fortune Green Lane WestEnd

1885

E/MW/H/146 McCombie and Seaman: SW side of LindfieldGardens

1884

E/MW/H/147 MacDonald, Dr. GM: Wildwood 1913

E/MW/H/148 Marryat, Rev. James: Hampstead Heath 1859

E/MW/H/149 Miles, Joseph Johnson: Cock and Hoop Lane 1872



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E/MW/H/150 Milton, Henry: N side of Hollybush Hill 1881

E/MW/H/151 Peat, David: Cloth Hill, Heath Street 1884

E/MW/H/152 Phillips, John Worsley: Frognal 1887-1888

E/MW/H/153 Porter, Mrs. Mary: Fortune Green Lane 1876

E/MW/H/154 Pritchard, George: Christ Church Road 1888

E/MW/H/155 Quin, Henry Bacon: W side of High Street 1876

E/MW/H/156 Read, Wm. Thomas: Redington Road, Frognal 1885

E/MW/H/157 Reeves, Mrs. Amy: 80 and 82 High Road,Kilburn

1881-1914

E/MW/H/158 Richardson, Henry: 3 Bradleys Buildings 1872

E/MW/H/159 Rooth, Goodwin: Long Rooms, Well Walk 1876-1877

E/MW/H/160 Sell, Mrs Emma: 2 New End Square 1883

E/MW/H/161 Sidney, Mary Ann: 6 Holly Mount 1884

E/MW/H/162 Singer, George: Mill Lane 1884

E/MW/H/163 Smith, Basil Wood: Land in Pond Streetabutting on St Stephen's Church

1870-1881

E/MW/H/164 Smith GC Anderson: Sydney Terrace 1887-1888

E/MW/H/165 Smith, Georgina: 67 Heath Street 1912

E/MW/H/166 Smith, Hannah: 13 John Street 1912

E/MW/H/167 Smith, Helena: Edgware Road 1888

E/MW/H/168 Smith, Capt. JW: 71 Flask Walk 1884



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E/MW/H/169 Street, George Edmund: Frognal 1882

E/MW/H/170 Tebb, Wm.: Popes Mead 1877

E/MW/H/171 Tooley, Thos.: North End 1881-1882

DRAFT ENFRANCHISEMENTS, ETC. (AFTER LAW OF PROPERTY ACT, 1922)

E/MW/H/172 Ashby, Frederick R: 32 High Street 1927

E/MW/H/173 Benskins, Watford Brewery: Holly Bush Tavern 1927

E/MW/H/174 Bodkin, Herbert Peter: 4 Keats Grove 1931

E/MW/H/175 Brousson, RP: Fenton House 1935

E/MW/H/176 Buck, Henry T: 83 Heath Street 1930

E/MW/H/177 Callard JP: Ground near Heath View and HeathBrow

1930

E/MW/H/178 Canton, Capt. LH: 49 Downshire Hill 1934-1935

E/MW/H/179 Clowser, GF: The Old Well 1935

E/MW/H/180 Cohen Mrs F: 31 Bracknell Gardens 1927

E/MW/H/181 Dainty, WH: 6 Holly Mount 1926

E/MW/H/182 Death, Charles: 116 Heath Street 1913-1924

E/MW/H/183 Dodson, Mrs Edith: 47 High Street 1928

E/MW/H/184 Edwards, AR.: 6 Church Row 1926

E/MW/H/185 Fearn, David: 50-56 High Road Kilburn 1930

E/MW/H/186 Gasque, Mrs MM: The Nine Elms near theSpaniards

1929

E/MW/H/187 Hallowes, WAT: Heathside 1932



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E/MW/H/188 Holding, HE: 64 Heath Street 1925

E/MW/H/189 Kelieway, HD: 35 Pond Street 1925

E/MW/H/190 Kitchin, Clifford HB: Ground adjoining HeathBrow

1929

E/MW/H/191 London County Council: Spaniards Road 1927

E/MW/H/192 Money, WH: Silver Street, Heath St., GoldenSquare, etc.

1928

E/MW/H/193 Pritchard, Arthur: 74 Heath Street 1935

E/MW/H/194 Quennell, CW: Caroline House, W side ofHeath Street

1930

E/MW/H/195 Spurling, Mrs AG: 9 Downshire Hill 1930

E/MW/H/196 Stuart, JRR: 7 and 8 Holly Mount 1925

E/MW/H/197 Tidey, WTL: New End 1929

E/MW/H/198 Tooley, Thurston T: North End Road 1930

E/MW/H/199 Verity, Mrs Enid May: Lavender Cottage, Valeof Health

1935

E/MW/H/200 Wardley, Alfred: 6-9 Fortune Green 1925

E/MW/H/201 Watts Mrs EE: 3 Holly Mount 1930

E/MW/H/202 Whitmill Mrs Mary D: 78-84 High Street 1926

E/MW/H/203 Wickham, Mrs Sarah: 2-3 Lower Terrace 1927

E/MW/H/204 Wilson, J & S: Coach and Horses Heath Street 1930

E/MW/H/205 Woods, Mrs SR: 13 & 14 High Street, CamdenCottage, Christchurch Road

1935



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COPIES OF WILLS, ETC.

E/MW/H/206 Will of Rev John Maryon 30 Mar 1757

E/MW/H/207 Codicil of above 10 Dec 1759

E/MW/H/208 Will and codicils of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson 5 Sep 1806-19May 1821

E/MW/H/209 Will and codicils of Dame Jane Wilson (2copies)

17 Nov 1817

E/MW/H/210 Order appointing George Loader and Wm.Thos. Wade as trustees of the will of SirThomas Maryon Wilson

22 Jul 1853

E/MW/H/211 Abstract of papers on the proposed exchangeof land in Hampstead between Sir John MaryonWilson and Mrs. Errington

1869-1876

E/MW/H/212 Copy of draft mortgage of the estate of SirSpencer Maryon Wilson

1864

E/MW/H/213 Bundle of papers re the purchase of 81Wimpole Street (including an inventory offurniture)

1876

E/MW/H/214 Papers relating to estate of Sir Spencer MaryonWilson including a valuation of 6 PrincesGardens, Kensington

1897

E/MW/H/215 Papers on the valuation of the Manor ofHampstead, etc. for estate duty following thedeath of Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson

1899

E/MW/H/216 Abstract of title of Sir Spencer PocklingtonMaryon Maryon Wilson to the Manor ofHampstead

1864-1906

E/MW/H/217 Statutory declaration of Charles Henry May thatthe Manor of Hampstead is vested in SirSpencer Pocklington Maryon Maryon Wilson infee simple subject to trusts under which he istenant for life

13 Jul 1926

COURT BOOKS



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E/MW/H/218Please use draft court rolls (refE/MW/H/I/019-087)

Court Book (A) May 1706-Mar1719/20

E/MW/H/219 Court Book BRebound

May 1720-Jul1730

E/MW/H/220 Court Book CRebound

May 1731-May1743

E/MW/H/221 Court Book (D) May 1744-May1761

E/MW/H/222 Court Book E Jun 1761-May1771

E/MW/H/223 Court Book FThis volume has been badly damaged andrepaired. The first 3 pages and sections of thefirst 70 pages are missing

Oct 1771-May1782

E/MW/H/224 Court Book G Jan 1783-Nov1793

E/MW/H/225 Court Book H Feb 1794-May1802

E/MW/H/226 Court Book I Jan 1803-Feb1808

E/MW/H/227 Court Book J May 1808-Dec1815

E/MW/H/228 Court Book K Feb 1816-Nov1822

E/MW/H/229 Court Book L Jan 1823-Dec1828

E/MW/H/230 Court Book M Jan 1829-Sep1838



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E/MW/H/231 Court Book N Jan 1839-Dec1846

E/MW/H/232 Court Book (O) Dec 1846-May1857

E/MW/H/233 Court Book (P) May 1857-Jan1864

E/MW/H/234 Court Book (Q) Jan 1864-Apr1869

E/MW/H/235 Court Book (R) Jun 1869-Dec1872

E/MW/H/236 Court Book S Jan 1873-Jan1880

E/MW/H/237 Court Book (T) Jan 1880-Jul1891

E/MW/H/238 Court Book U Aug 1891-Oct1915

E/MW/H/239 Court Book Vvolume not fully used

Dec 1915-Dec1935

INDEXES

E/MW/H/240 Index to Court Rolls Nov 1572-Jul1706

E/MW/H/241UnfitNot available for general access

Index to Court Rolls and Books Jun 1690-1808

E/MW/H/242 Index to Court Books and Rolls, with record offines paid 1768-1808 and list of Court Books A-J (at front of volume)

Jun 1690-May1808

E/MW/H/243 Index to Court Rolls and Books 1690-1876

E/MW/H/244 Index to Court Rolls and Books labelled 'SirT.W. Wilson Bart'

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LICENCE BOOKS

E/MW/H/245 'Lib.C' Manor of Hampstead Licence Book,indexedThis is a record of licences to demise grantedto tenants of the Manor. It contains detaileddescriptions of the property concerned

Jan 1862-May1898

COURT MINUTES

E/MW/H/246 Minute Book Dec 1878-Jul1880

E/MW/H/247 Minute Book Mar 1888-Jun1888

E/MW/H/248 Minute Book Dec 1888-May1890

E/MW/H/249 Minute Book Oct 1890-May1892

E/MW/H/250 Minute Book Jun 1892-Aug1893

E/MW/H/251 Minute Book Dec 1893-Aug1897

E/MW/H/252 Minute Book Dec 1897-Aug1902

E/MW/H/253 Minute Book Sep 1902-Mar1905

E/MW/H/254 Minute Book Jun 1905-Jun1912

E/MW/H/255 Minute Book Jul 1912-Aug1918

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E/MW/H/256UnfitNot available for general accessPlease use draft court rolls (refE/MW/H/I/019-087)

Copy of plan of Manor of Hampstead surveyedin 1762 by James Ellis

n.d.

E/MW/H/257 Copy of Book of Reference referring to 1762plan of demesne lands, copyhold lands,freehold titheable lands, Hampstead Heath, andother waste land

n.d.

E/MW/H/258 Statement of copyholds forming the Manor ofHampstead prepared in 1898Arranged alphabetically by name of tenant, withannotations of admissions, enfranchisementsetc to 1935

1898-1935

REGISTERS OF LEASES: HAMPSTEAD ESTATE

E/MW/H/259 Lease Index no 1Records leases and assignments of property inArkwright Road, Canfield Gardens, BroadhurstGardens, Goldhurst Terrace, GreencroftGardens and other streets, index to streets atfront of volume

c 1878-1927

E/MW/H/260UnfitNot available for general access

Lease Index to 2Records leases and assignments of property inCompayne Gardens, Aberdare Gardens,Broadhurst Gardens, Chesterford Gardens,Finchley Road, Goldhurst Terrace and otherstreets, index to streets at front of volume

c 1880-1924

HAMPSTEAD HEATH ACT

E/MW/H/261/01 Hampstead Heath Bill with MS amendments 26 Apr 1871

E/MW/H/261/02 Hampstead Heath 'Act' with MS amendments (Apr 1871-Jun1871)

E/MW/H/261/03 Photocopy of Hampstead Heath Act as passed29 Jun 1871

n.d.

MARYON WILSON FAMILY PAPERS



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E/MW/H/262 Bond from John Jones, Lieut. in 10th Regimentof Dragoons, to William Fellowes, upon hisimpending marriage with Margaretta MariaWeller, widowTo invest her estate of £10,000 upon trustsspecified

21 Feb 1761

E/MW/H/263 Copy draft disentailing assurance as to estatesin Essex, Herts, Cambs, Suffolk, Kent,Middlesex and SussexSpencer M Wilson to Samuel Steward esq.

11 May 1864

E/MW/H/264 Pedigree of Maryon Wilson Family confirmed 4Jun 1901

1901

E/MW/H/265 Special Licence relating to the proposedmarriage of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson withElizabeth Smith of Greenwich 23 Sep 1799Signed by Rev Charles Moore and issued inname of Rev John Moore, Archbishop ofCanterbury1 document

1799

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