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Extracts from Ashford Manor Court Rolls
1871 to 1880
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Monday 27 March 1871 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: John WORGER & George Frederick WILKS
Robert FURLEY, as trustee for James WALL held -
land called Short Tilton, 3 - 3 - 20p, occupied by
William WALL, James WALL,
now
Alfred PICKARD, abutting -
east - to Highway, Ashford to Gorehill
north - to Gorehill Field
west - to Long Tilton
south - to Long Strake
Rent 7/6d
[201]
Now 178 & 179 on tithe map.
also - land called the Long Strake, previously garden, then orchard, now
pasture & laid open to Short Tilton.
Occupied by William WALL, then James WALL now Alfred PICKARD, abutting -
north - to Short Tilton
west - to Long Tilton
south - to lands previously LORD OF MANOR, then George WALTER, Messrs. SHEPHERD &
MARES, now John FURLEY & George ELLIOTT
east - to garden of James WALL
Rent 6d.
[202]
Now part of tithe 178 & 179
also : land previously one, now 2 pieces, 7 acres & 1/2 rod, previously
part of 11 acres, previously occupied
by William WALL, then James WALL, now PICKARD. One piece called Poundfield, abutting -
southeast - to other piece
north & east - to Wellfield & highway Barrowhill to Gorehill
southwest - to Long Tilton, previously William WHITFELD, then James WALL
& other piece lies open to Short Tilton, abutting -
southeast - to Short Tilton
north - to Gorehill & Wellfield
northwest - to first piece [Poundfield]
southwest - to Long Tilton
Rent 13/2d
[200]
Now one piece, part 176 on tithe map
Admitted 23 December 1852
4/5th share surrendered to Rev. George Stephen WOODGATE of Pembury, subject to
trusts in indtre 2 July 1860
(1) William Henry WALL (2) Edward John WALL (3) James Charles WALL (4) Ann Frances WALL
(5) G.S. WOODGATE
WOODGATE admitted.
Robert FURLEY surrenders remaining fifth of land, as at Court above to Harriet
Mary, wife of George Herbert
LAKE of Kennington, Kent.
Short Tilton
rent
7/6d
[201]
Long Strake
6d
[202]
Poundfield
etc.
13/2d
[200]
Harriet Mary Lake admitted.
[ previous Court 23 December 1852 ]
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Tuesday 2 May 1871 Same Lord and Steward
Homage: John WORGER & George How ANDREWS
James BARNS, cabinet maker, deceased, held messuage or tenement, formerly 2
dwellings, abutting -
east - to messuage previously John PART, then John FOURMER, now William
Richard BROWNE 24 ft.
west - to messuage previously Arthur APSLEY, then Henden, then Mary HOUGHTON,
now William Richard BROWNE
south - to passage
north - 18 ft 2in.
Rent 7/8d
[234]
with land previously enclosed, now built on.
Occupied by William POPE & Robert NYE, William STROUD, James BARNS, now
William
HAFFENDEN
Admitted 7 April 1808 on surrender of William STROUD & William &
Catherine VARHAM
By will 2 March 1848 property to wife Ann.
Deceased 21 March 1867. Probate PPR Canterbury 16 July 1867.
Ann BARNS admitted, and then surrenders to William Richard BROWNE on sale,
consideration £200, in
addition to mortgage secured by conditional surrender
to Mary
Ann SWAIN at Court 7 August 1846.
William Richard BROWNE admitted.
[ 8 Middle Row ]
[ Previous Court 7 August 1846 Next Court 12 July 1916]
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11 May 1871 Out of Court
Job Webb BURCH of Mersham, miller, assignee of property of Stephen BRADLEY, is
admitted to 1/5th of
premises at rent of 4/-
and John BRADLEY, Charles BRADLEY & James BRADLEY admitted to 3/6th of
1/5th.
and George BRADLEY to 1/6th of 1/5th.
21 April 1871
Robert FURLEY, as assignee of debts of Henry BRADLEY
George BRADLEY, now of Rockford, Illinois, USA, miller
John BRADLEY, now of Alnwick, Northumberland, yeoman
Charles BRADLEY, now of Cranbrook, yeoman
James BRADLEY, now of Dover, yeoman
surrender to Frederick HYLAND of Ashford, draper, 29/30th parts on sale,
consideration
£610.
Rent 4/-
[293]
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Wednesday 28 June 1871 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: John WORGER & George How ANDREWS
John BIRD, plumber & glazier, held messuage now in 3 dwellings, on site of
an old
cottage and land on which
part of messuage stands, remainder a yard, in St.
John's Lane.
Occupied by William SWEETLOVE, Thomas EDNEY, David LEWIS, Widow
ARLINGTON, & Charles
HUCKSTEPP, then William KITE, HOOKER, & [ ]
MARTIN, now Rosina DREW, Frederick TOLHURST
& John CROSS, abutting -
north - to St. John's Lane
west - to land previously Francis CHAPLIN, then Thomas, now Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
& corner of Vicarage land.
south & east - to land previously James POTTS, then William Beck HILLS,
then Gas
Company, but now
south - to land previously Gas Company, now James Salkeld BURRA
east- to land previously Thomas SUSANS, now William BURRA
Rent 3d.
[ 244a]
Admitted 16 December 1841
By will 8 June 1847, property to son Robert BIRD, & George Alexander
LEWIS, as trustees for the benefit of
son John BIRD for life, then to his children, or
in default to testates children Mary, Ann, Robert & Elizabeth.
John BIRD, senior, deceased 25 June 1847
John BIRD, junior, deceased 10 July 1866 unmarried.
Ann BIRD, now wife of Joseph Hobbs PURCELL of Croydon, ironmonger.
By indtre 28 June 1871 (1) Mary BIRD (2) Joseph PURCELL, & wife Ann (3) Robert BIRD (4) Elizabeth BIRD,
(5) Gilbert LEWIS, engineer
sale of premises to LEWIS consideration £160.
Gilbert LEWIS admitted.
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Tuesday 11 July 1871 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: John WORGER & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
W.E. WHITTINGHAM surrenders to Roland Nevitt BENNETT of Lincoln's Inn &
Peter
Richard HOARE, of
37 Fleet Street, esq., on sale, consideration £800 -
Land as at Court 27 October 1868
[should be 25 August 1868]
Rent 5/4d
[190]
BENNETT & HOARE admitted
[ Next Court 28 June 1895]
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3 October 1872 OUT OF COURT
Stephen HART of Kingsnorth, farmer, devisee of John FUKES, admitted 6 April
1848 to land 32 1/2ft. abutting -
west - to land previously Josias, then his Widow SKINNER
east - to land of Baptists
north - to gutter 8 ft. 11 in.
south - to St. John's Lane 62 ft.
Rent 7d.
[137]
also: land with buildings erected by SKINNER abutting -
north - to gutter 23 ft.
south - to St. John's Lane 18 ft. 10 in.
west - to lands previously Martha PARKIN, then Saul YATES then
Widow [ ]HOUGHTON 76 ft. 8 in.
east - to other land of SKINNER 88 ft. 8 in
Rent 4 1/2d
[136]
Occupied by Charles FAGG, Felix FAGG, Elizabeth FAGG, Josias SKINNER,
John, then Sarah FUKES
By will of Stephen HART, dated 13 June 1862, property etc. to son Stephen HART
of Westwell, farmer.
Deceased 21 July 1862, probate District Registrar Canterbury 17 August 1862.
By indtre 7 December1862 (1) Stephen HART, junior (2) Sarah FUKES, widow, (3) David Barling GREEN,
corn merchant & Charles Sampson HAMMOND, draper - GREEN & HAMMOND appointed trustees in lieu
of HART (senior) & George
ELLIOTT (other trustee)
GREEN and HAMMOND admitted, and then surrender to Stephen HART on sale, consideration £200.
Stephen HART, junior, admitted.
[ Previous Court 6 April 1848 Next Court 20 June 1903]
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Friday 7 March 1873 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: George How ANDREWS and John WORGER
Ann RABSON, spinster, surrenders conditionally -
shop in Market, abutting -
south & north - to premises recently copyhold, previously Richard, then
William,
Mary & now Ann RABSON
east - to highway
west - to premises previously John BROOK, then George KILLICK, Joseph then Jane
JENNINGS, now Robert PARKES & wife Jane Isabel
Rent 2/6d
[251]
Occupied by William [ob. 1830], then his widow [Mary, ob. 1837], then Mary
[ob. 1846] then Ann RABSON,
now James REDGRAVE
[2 Middle Row]
also: land adjoining shop, 36 ft. 3in x 2 ft., abutting -
north - to highway
east - to Church Lane
west & south - to premises previously John BROOK etc.
Rent 1/8d
[252]
Occupied as above
also: shop 16 1/2 ft x 9 ft. abutting -
east & south - to Market
north - to shop of RABSON
west - to premises of John BROOK etc. & premises previously William
HAYWARD
now William CRUST.
Rent 2/6d
[253]
Occupied as above
also: land, 19 1/2ft. x 9ft., abutting -
west - to premises previously John BROOK etc.
south - to premises of RABSON and BROOK etc.
east & north - to highway
Rent 5/4d
[254]
Occupied as above
also: land, now garden, abutting -
east - to land previously Matthew HOUGHTON & William DOWNE, then Robert HOUGHTON,
senior & junior, late John ASHDOWN
west - to land previously John CHAPMAN, then John, now George COBB
north - to Churchyard
south - to lands of LORD OF MANOR, now highway
Rent 1/3d
[255]
Occupied by William, Peter, Mary, late Richard, RABSON
Surrendered to Mary Ann ODDEN, widow, conditionally to secure £300 + 5%
interest
[ Previous Court 18 December 1846 Next Court (255 only) 22 October 1877 ]
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Thursday 4th June 1874
Lords : George Elwick & William Francis Bond JEMMETT Steward:
Frederick Hughes HALLETT
Homage: George Frederick WILKS & John Mead LINOM
John WORGER, gent., surrenders to John SANKEY, on sale, consideration £375 - land and messuage
previously called "Bell" abutting -
west - to lands previously William BOORMAN, now George LEPINE
east - to passage from messuage previously Thomas PAYNE, then John WORGER,
senior
& junior, now John SANKEY, to St. John's Lane
south - to building previously Meeting House, now warehouse
north - to messuage of SANKEY
Rent 1d.
[155]
also: land with warehouse etc. from passage to St. John's Lane abutting -
east - to yard previously Samuel YATES, then Elizabeth HOUGHTON, widow, now
Edward VANE
west - to passage
north - to freehold messuage previously YATES/HOUGHTON now VANE
south - to St. John Lane
Rent 4 1/2d
[156]
Occupied by George WALTER, Thomas PAYNE, John WORGER, senior & junior, now
John SANKEY
Also : lands abutting -
west - to garden previously Harry HOWLAND, late Mark DORMAN
south - to Vicarage lands
east - to Vicarage lands & lands previously Samuel YATES now George LEPINE
& garden
previously James then Mark DORMAN
north - to garden previously James then Mark DORMAN
and land abutting -
east - to stable previously Samuel YATES, now George LEPINE
west - to land previously Harry HOWLAND, then Mark DORMAN
north - to St. John's Lane
Rent 2d.
[101c]
also: land abutting -
east - to lands previously John WORGER, now John SANKEY
west - to land of George LEPINE
south - to St. John's Lane
north - to messuage previously WORGER now SANKEY
Rent 4d
[224]
Previously with Meeting House
John SANKEY admitted.
[Previous Court 24 June 1860 Next Court June 1898]
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Monday 14 September 1874 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: George Frederick WILKS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
Thomas STARTUP, coachmaker, held building previously cottages, then stable
etc. in Castle Lane.
Occupied by Francis WHITFELD, then Samuel MUNNS, Elizabeth SMYTH & Felicia SMYTHE, Elizabeth
SMYTHE, Rev. William, then Anna Maria DISNEY, then Captain John TRITTON, Thomas STARTUP, now
George Wraight KNOWLES, and land adjacent, abutting -
west - to Castle Lane
south - to messuage of Edward HONISS, then William ALLEN, now Charles
CLEMETSON, &
premises now brewhouse.
north & east - to premises previously Prudence MATSON, then Charles
HAFFENDEN, now
George HARKER.
Rent 1/2d [halfpenny] [351]
Admitted 7 September 1826
By will 22 April 1852 property to son Thomas John STARTUP, subject to annuity
to niece Agnes Goodwin
READER of £100, and to sister Susan STARTUP (now
deceased) £100.
Deceased 25 December 1857 Probate PCC 24 December 1857 [?]
Thomas John STARTUP admitted and then surrenders to George Wraight HARPER,
on sale, consideration £304
G.W. HARPER admitted.
[Previous Court 7 September 1826 Next Court 24 December 1906 ]
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Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
Thomas Blair LONG, pawnbroker, surrenders to George COBB, licenced victualler,
on sale, consideration £425 -
land, with messuage previously in 2 dwellings and 2 cottages, previously
occupied by [ ] CLARK, & Widow
OXLEY, then John William BACON, James COX, and Widow
MILLEN, now Messrs LAKER, FINN &
SALTMARSH, abutting -
east - to footway from Churchyard
south - to Tufton Street, previously Church Lane
west - to land previously NANCE, then WRIGHT (for Grammar School), now sold to
William TAYLOR
north - to lands previously NANCE, now Thomas TALBOT
Rent 3d
[18]
Admitted 20 January 1860
George COBB admitted
[ Previous Court 20 January 1860]
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Monday 22 October 1877 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
Mrs. Mary Ann ODDEN acknowledges repayment of £300 secured by conditional surrender at Court, 7 March 1873.
Ann RABSON (admitted 18 December 1846) appoints William RABSON as attorney to surrender lands at
rents of 1/3d to John REEVE, upholsterer, on
sale, consideration £300.
[255]
[ Previous Court 7 March 1873 Next Court 9 July 1879]
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Wednesday 19 December 1877 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT & Edward LOVE
John ASHDOWN, previously baker of Ashford, then of Brighton, gent, held - Garden with stable, then demolished
and cottage erected, & lane abutting -
north - to garden previously Thomas MATTHEWS, then built on by Robert HOUGHTON
west - to garden, previously William RABSON, now John REEVE
south - to Tufton Street
east - to passage to Tufton Street
Rent 6d.
[110]
Occupied by John ASHDOWN
Admitted 26 June 1835 on surrender of John HUTTON
[ Next Court 18 December 1879]
also - land with dwelling & forge, now demolished, abutting -
east - to garden way
south - to land previously John Boys DOWN, then ASHDOWN
west - to garden previously RABSON, now John REEVE
north - to Churchyard.
Rent 3d.
[235]
Occupied by Joan MATTHEWS & William WALTER, then Francis LOADER &
Thomas STANLEY, William POPE,
Ann HILLS, widow, & Edward PIKE, William
MATE, Robert HOUGHTON, & William POPE,ygr., since [ ] KEMP, &
Henry GOODWIN,
Samuel BRAZIER, [ ] STAPLES and [
] LUCKHURST.
Now with cottages occupied Messrs. THACKWELL, CAVE, UNDERDOWN, HUGHES, FINN, WILSON, NOAKES,
SKINNER, ANDREWS, WILLIS & KENNETT.
Admitted 27 November 1838, on surrender of Henden HOUGHTON.
[ Next Court 18 December 1879]
also : messuage or tenement in 2 dwellings, now cottages, occupied by Sarah
JACOB & [ ] WEEKS, late
FARBRACE, late occupied by Widow FARBRACE, & Peter
YOUNG, & also 4 messuages built by Robert
HOUGHTON on gardens of the
messuage
occupied by Elizabeth LEEDS, Henry BISHOP, [ ] EDNEY, widow,
& Willam
BACK. abutting -
north - to St. John's Lane
south - to land previously Henden, then Robert HOUGHTON
east - to roadway
west - to premises of DUNGEY & Co., previously CHITTENDEN, now executors
of Edward
W. SIMONDS .
Rent 2d. (part of 5d) [339b]
Admitted 27 November 1838, as above.
By will 3 June 1861, property to wife Lucy ASHDOWN.
Deceased 31 January 1877. Probate District Registrar, Lewes 2 March 1877.
Lucy ASHDOWN admitted.
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Thursday 13 June 1878 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT.
John ELLIOTT, gent., deceased, held messuage, previously shop, abutting -
west - to tenement, previously Rev. Stephen GREENHILL, occupied by Catherine ROGERS
north - to premises of ELLIOTT & High Street.
south - to Butchery Lane
east - to passage between messuage & shop previously Joan MATTHEWS (now demolished).
Rent 6/-
[256]
Occupied by John KNOWLDEN, Matthew HOUGHTON, John, then widow
Elizabeth HOPE, John then George
ELLIOTT, now William James THOMPSON.
Admitted 21 September 1807 on surrender of William HOPE.
also - shop, cellar etc., previously "Cage" abutting -
south - to tenement previously Rev. Stephen GREENHILL
west & north - to highway
Rent 10/-
[64]
Occupied by Sarah COSTEKER, James ROBERTS, John then George ELLIOTT, now W.J. THOMPSON.
also - chimney 10 ft. x 4 ft. abutting -
south - to shop of ELLIOTT
south & west - to shop of Stephen GREENHILL
east - to shop previously John HOPE, since John ELLIOTT
Rent 2d.
[65]
also - shop abutting -
east - to messuage previously Ann COX, the John HOPE, then ELLIOTT,
now a printing office of W.J. THOMPSON
south & west - to Butchery
north - to premises previously Mary COLT, then James COSTEKER, James ROBERTS,
then ELLIOTT, now THOMPSON
Rent 5/6d
[145]
Occupied by John BROAD, then Catherine ROGERS, Robert COX, now ELLIOTT
also - garden & stable, now workhouse and lane
Rent 4d.
[66]
Occupied by Sarah COSTEKER, James ROBERTS, John ELLIOTT, now John COOKE
Admitted 9 November 1809 on surrender of John PAY.
[ Said to be drawn on plan on rolls in pink, but no plan drawn.]
By will of George ELLIOTT 22 March 1862, property to brother Robert ELLIOTT.
Deceased 22 September 1873. Probate District Registrar, Canterbury 22 October
1873.
Robert ELLIOTT admitted.
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Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
John REEVE surrenders to George COBB, on sale consideration £400 -
land as at Court 22 October 1877
Rent 1/3d
[255]
now occupied by John REEVE
George COBB admitted.
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Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
Stephen BANKES of Bilting in Wye, farmer, William PADGHAM of Great Chart,
carpenter, by attorney Charles
John FURLEY, and William LANGLEY of Ashford, County Relieving Officer, surrender to William SHEPPARD,
on sale,
consideration £380 - land, previously with forge, then warping shed, abutting -
north - to gutter
south - to St. John's Lane
west - to land previously John THORPE, then Thomas GELLIBRAND, John WORGER, now
John SANKEY
east - to land previously John BUSHELL, then Thomas BONNER, Felix FAGG, Josias
SKINNER, John FUKES, now devisees of Stephen HART.
Rent 4 1/2d.
[347]
Occupied by George PATEY, then Robert (elder), Elizabeth, Robert (junior)
HOUGHTON,
late Edward VANE
also: building, manufactory etc., part of premises at rent of 5d. and small
part of land held at rent of 8d.
also: land, length of building, abutting -
north - to land of John KETTLE, sold to Mark DORMAN, now Charles DORMAN, & to land
previously Robert HOUGHTON, then John, now Lucy ASHDOWN.
south - to land of Vicar
east - to garden of Charles DORMAN
west - to premises previously DUNGEY & Co., now devisees of Edward W.
SIMONDS
Rent 3d.
[339a]
BANKS, PADGHAM & LANGLEY, devisees of Edward VANE, deceased.
William SHEPPARD admitted.
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Homage: George How ANDREWS & Thomas Ebenezer SCOTT
John ASHDOWN, deceased, held messuage, cottage etc., previously occupied by Richard CARRECK, &
[ ] WHITE, now William JONES & John BIRD, abutting
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east - to footway to other premises previously William CARRECK, now G.A. LEWIS
north - to other premises previously William CARRECK, now G.A. LEWIS
west - to premises previously Jenkin SKINNER, now John Russell PHILPOTT
south - to Park Street.
Admitted 12 January 1842
By will 3 June 1861 premises to wife Lucy
Deceased 31 January, probate 2 March 1877
Lucy ASHDOWN admitted to premises at
rent of 2d.
[215a]
ALSO - Lucy ASHDOWN surrenders to Charles George FREEMAN of Brighton, gent., on marriage to
Mary Ann, daughter of Lucy ASHDOWN -
garden, 22 ft. x 30 ft. now with cottages, abutting -
north - to garden previously Thomas MATTHEWS, but built on by Robert HOUGHTON
west - to garden previously William RABSON, now John REEVE
south - to Tufton Street
east - to common way
Rent 6d
[110]
Occupied previously by John ASHDOWN
ALSO - land with buildings etc., abutting -
east - to garden way
south - to land previously John Boys DOWN, then John ASHDOWN
west - to land of Richard, then Peter RABSON, now John REEVE
north - to churchyard
Rent ?
[235]
Occupied by Joan MATHEWS & William WALTER, Francis LOADER & Thomas
STANLEY, William POPE,
Ann HILLS, & Edward PIKE, William MATE, Robert HOUGHTON & William POPE, ygr., since [
] KEMP,
Henry GOODWIN,
Samuel BRAZIER, [ ] STAPLES, and [
] LUCKHURST.
Now with cottages occupied by Messrs. KADWELL, CAVE, UNDERDOWN, FINN, WILSON, NOAKES,
SKINNER, ANDREWS, WILKS and KENNETT,
now KADWELL, CAVE, SMITH, D [ ] HUGHES, G [
HUGHES,
NOAKES. HUMM. ANDREWS, WILLIS & FINN.
[ Previous Court 19 December 1877 Next Court 9 March 1888 ]
ALSO ; messuage or tenement with 2 dwellings, now cottages occupied by Sarah JACOB & [
] WEEKS,
late FARBRACE, now Widow HOMEWOOD, & Peter YOUNG and
4 cottages adjacent, built by Robert
HOUGHTON, occupied by Elizabeth LEEDS,
Henry
BISHOPP, Widow EDNEY, & William BACK, now Widow
FINN, John SPICE, Harry
JACOB
Priscilla SMALL, Frederick BRIGGS, Margaret SINCLAIR, & Widow BOURNE.
abutting -
north - to St. John's Lane 24 ft.
south - to land of Robert HOUGHTON 19 1/2 ft.
east - to road to storehouse { 76 ft. }
west - to premises previously DUNGEY etc. { }
Rent 3d.
[339b]
also: messuage & cottage as at Court above
Rent 2d.
[215a]
Charles George FREEMAN admitted.
[ Previous Court 18 December 1877 Next Court 9 March 1888]
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Thursday 26 February 1880 Same Lord & Steward
Homage: Edward LOVE & John SANKEY
George How ANDREWS surrenders on sale, consideration £400 to Edward HAYWARD of Ashford, silversmith
William JOHNSON, 11 Providence Street, mechanic
John GOLDSMITH, 27 Somerset Road, mechanic
William Richard KING, Hardinge Road, surveyor
William AKHURST, Cemetery, curator
Henry Sturges PLEDGE, Kennington Mill, miller
John PILCHER, Marsh Street, cordwainer
James William JOHNSON, 18 Providence Street, mechanic
William REYNOLDS, 34 Newtown, engineer
William Burton SAMPSON, Ashford, engineer [Baptist trustees]
messuage, now 2 dwellings in Marsh Street, abutting -
east - to Marsh Street
west - to Baptist Meeting House
north - to land previously George H. ANDREWS, now Thomas L. ELLIOTT
south - to land now Baptist Burying Ground
Rent 10/-
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Occupied by Mary BOYS, George KILLICK, now WEBSTER & Co.
Baptist trustees, as above, admitted.
ALSO - George How ANDREWS surrenders to Thomas Lewis ELLIOTT of Ashford, brewer,
on sale,
consideration £500 -
stable etc. now yard of "Royal Oak" abutting -
east - to Marsh Street
south - to land of Baptists
west - to land now Edward LOVE
north - to premises previously William PARNELL, then ANDREWS, now ELLIOTT
Rent 2/-
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Occupied by Charles GIBSON, Edwin ROSE, now Wiliam DAVIS.
ELLIOTT admitted.
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