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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates ADMINISTRATION Miscellaneous papers CLA/007/AD/01/001 "An Order takyn and made for the Sheuteman [nd 17th by us Symond Ryse and Willim Campion, century copy Wardens of London-Bridge ..." of order of The order is taken from a book entitled 1512 - 22] [according to a note above the order] 'A Repertory by way of Survey of all the former Landes belonging to London-Bridge together with all the quittrents due to, & other rents due from the same'. A further note continues 'Borrowed the booke 21 Febr. 1653 of Captaine Richard Lee, Clarke of the Bridge-house'. The original manuscript from which this photocopy is taken is in the British Library (Harley MS. 6016 p.[? f.] 82v). 1 paper - photocopy Former reference: Misc.Ms. 361.2 CLA/007/AD/01/002 Extracts and precedents relating to pageants: 1626 - 1674 Battle Mills, 1626; Wheelage, 1627; Roper Lane, 1627; and Old Change, 1674. (This volume has been confused with CLA/007/AD/01/003) 1 volume CLA/007/AD/01/003 Extracts relating to the Wheelage on Passage, 22 Nov 1762 Tolls, certified by Geo. Baskerville (Titled "Precedents of Wheelage on Passage Tolls, collected 1752". 1752 is a mistake.). 1 volume CLA/007/AD/01/004 Receipt by Richard Hubbard of London, gent., 1605 1612 of Francis Standishe, citizen and skinner of œ180 for the purchase of a tenement upon London Bridge in the parish of St Magnus (2 Feb. 1612 (13)) Also contains: Receipt by Walter Agard for 56/82 for a year's rent due to his Majesty, 1 Feb. 1605/6 Former reference: Misc.Ms.114.5 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates CLA/007/AD/01/005 Miscellaneous papers. 1651 - 1760 1) Notice by the Trustees for sale of the fee -farm Rents that Mr Lawrence Steele is the owner of the rents of a tenement in the parish of St Magnus. 30th Dec 1651. 2) Receipt for rent from the trustees of the late South Sea Director's Estate, for two houses in Newgate Street late belonging to John Turner Esq. 2nd Oct. 1723. 3) Order by General Court of Sewers for Surrey & Kent for the City to cleanse its part of the Common Sewer from King's Bench Prison to Bridge House Sluice. 15th Oct 1747. 4) Notice of Peter Roberts, Comptroller to Mrs Mary North, a brewer near Battle Bridge, Southwark to pay arrears of rent. 12th Apr 1760. Former reference: Misc.Ms.20.11 CLA/007/AD/01/006 Miscellaneous papers 1787 - 88 Including Request to Mr. Joseph Dixon [a Bridgemaster] to provide a particular of the duties of the department. Rec'd. 16 March 1787 Orders, City Lands Committee, to Bridgemasters, 14 Feb. and 28 March 1787, to lay before Committee an account of all sums paid to the Clerk of the City's Works for 21 years, with the account 1765-86 Order, Bridgehouse Lands Committee, re land tax on the salaries of the Bridge-masters 30 January 1788 Order, Grand Committee [Bridge House], re Summer View 2 July 1788 Former reference: Misc.Ms.339.4 CLA/007/AD/01/007 The information of Thomas Veasey, labourer, ND as to abuses at the Bridge House. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 2.18 CLA/007/AD/01/008 Survey of records at the CLRO relating to nd Lewisham and environs, mostly within the archives of the Bridge House Estates. Appendix containing transcripts from some Bridge House Properties by P.E. Jones (Research Paper 4.20 ) relating to Ralph Treswell's sur Rec'd from Mr P. Gurnett, May 1992. 13pp typescript Former reference: PD. 270.22 ESTATE MANAGEMENT LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates Individual properties CLA/007/EM/01/001 Papers relating to the Cases between the City c. 1590 - 1600 and its tenants and the tenants of the Crown, Ann Savile als Rigbie; Joan Stanton v Walter Davyes and others, & c., as to the Bridge House Title to the Angel in Bishopsgate Street. Includes: Copy will of Gilbert Marrion, summary of leases made by the Bridgewardens, repairs executed and rents collected by them, extracts from early accounts, extracts and statements as to how the property devolved to the Bridge, became forfeited to the Crown and repurchased by the City. Affidavits, interrogatories & Answers, Writs, Bonds, Petitions, & c. (Signatures of J. Fortescue, W. Burghley.) Over 40 papers Former reference: Misc.Ms. 90.20 CLA/007/EM/01/002 Bury Court House, City of London EC3 (Bevis nd [1983] Marks (2 and 3/4): Illustrated brochure prepared for the information of potential leaseholders Bury Court House incorporates the former Bridge House freehold of 2 and 3/4 Bevis Marks which was exchanged for the freehold of Nos. 13/16 Bevis Marks in an agreement with Haslemere Estates Ltd. of 1979/80 (Co. Co. Mins 11 Oct 1979 and 24 July 1980). The brochure includes a brief history of Bevis Marks (pp. 27-30) illustrated with the Bridge House Large Register (will of J. Feckenham f.156, no.139) and Bridge House Deeds F75 (seal only) 32 page Former reference: PD. 130.8 CLA/007/EM/01/003 Broad Street Place (Nos. 1-5): re facade nd retention & rebuilding of site, 1984 - 1985, & history of site, incl. St. Mary Moorfields Church Includes an article in the Norwest Holst Review entitled "Building History in the City of London" (Autumn, 1984) [Site to be redesignated No. 20 Finsbury Circus after completion of work]. Former reference: PD. Box 132.1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates CLA/007/EM/01/004 Notes on the history of the houses in Brunswick 1978 Court prepared in 1978 when the sites and properties were sold to the London Borough of Southwark for industrial redevelopment Together with a cutting from House and Gardens, Sept. 1978, commenting on the sale and redevelopment and with a photograph of the Court. Former reference: Misc.Ms. 351.11 CLA/007/EM/01/005 Deptford: Objection to the London Docklands 1985 Development Corporation (Greenland Dock) Compulsory Purchase Order 1985 re St. George's Wharf by B.H.Gill Includes photocopies of parts of C17, C18, C19th maps Also objection to the London Docklands Development Corporation (Commercial Dock Passage) Extinguishment of Public Rights of Way (No. 2) Order 1985 by B.H.Gill. Includes historical notes, plan and illustrations Former reference: PD. 135.5 CLA/007/EM/01/006 Deptford and its dockyards: an archaeological Jan - Mar 1988 survey, part 1. (Preliminary version) by Brian H. Gill 7 pp, incl 4 plans Former reference: PD. 144.4 CLA/007/EM/01/007 Particulars of Bridge House properties, nd Deptford & East Greenwich The Abbot of Bermondsey's lease to Wm. Garner. (Hen.VIII) The particulars of Mr Sergeant Mathewes Ceases - East Greenwich. Particulars of Lands & Leases in Greenwich & Deptford, 39 Hen. VI Particulars of Leases of lime kilns, Robert Waltham and others Rental of lands at Deptford, 14-17th centuries. Former reference: Misc.Ms.133.3 CLA/007/EM/01/008 A particular of rents in Grove Street, Deptford, Mich 1807 - 25 late in lease to Mrs Biddlecom Dec 1812 1 book Former reference: Misc.Ms.327.3 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates CLA/007/EM/01/009 Correspondence, reports etc. re redevelopment 1953 - 1957 of Great Suffolk Street area, 1953-56, and Paying of foundation stone of Collinson Court, 22 February 1957 Former reference: Misc.Ms 322.14 CLA/007/EM/01/010 Concerns Slum areas in Southwark on the line Held at of the approaches to the proposed St Pauls Guildhall 26 Bridge Feb 1935 Notes of proceedings at a Meeting between Representatives of the Borough of Southwark and Representatives of the Bridge House Estates Committee, particularly in respect of Survey Row, Pocock Street, Nelson Square, Tupman Place and Bank Side Former reference: PD.40.14 CLA/007/EM/01/011 Reports and papers re redevelopment of 1932 - 36 property in Southwark acquired under the powers of the Corporation of London (Bridges) Act 1911 Former reference: Misc.Ms 324.3 CLA/007/EM/01/012 The well of our Lady, by Robert Smith, The 1986 Ladywell Village Society 2 copies Former reference: PD. 139.2 CLA/007/EM/01/013 Lancaster Street Southwark: Programme of 18 Apr 1955 ceremony of opening the new residential flats, Markstone House and Bazeky House. Also includes, Luncheon menu, list of guests, speech of opening, correspondence, reports re development, 1947-55 Former reference: PD. 72.6 CLA/007/EM/01/014 An extent of the Bridge House lands in the 1277 - c1600 Manor of Lewisham amounting apparently to 91 acres of arable land, 2 acres of meadow and 5 acres of woodland. (32 Edw III) Also includes: Extent of the Manor of Lewisham called Le Bruggehouse 5 Edw I [1277] (written c.1600) Former reference: Misc.Ms.94.17 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES CLA/007 Reference Description Dates CLA/007/EM/01/015 Order of the ceremony of laying the foundation 1938 - 1939 stone of the news residential flats, "Pakeman House", Pocock Street, Southwark, 14 Oct 1938 Also includes: Menu of luncheon at Fishmongers' Hall, table plan, photograph of stone, reports & correspondence re ceremony Programme of the ceremony of opening, menu of luncheon at Vintners' Hall, invitation card, table plan, correspondence 20 July 1939 Former reference: PD.67.20 CLA/007/EM/01/016 [number not used.
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