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E/GOR/001 Articles of marriage 1735 - 1736 1. Pierre Gaspard Gresse, St. Anne French Westminster, gent; 2. Jeanne Magdelaine Bayeux, St. Anne Westminster, spinster; 3. Pierre Caremme, St. Anne Westminster, master tailor. Property: 1. and 2. are to be married, etc.

E/GOR/002 Articles of marriage 1735 - 1736 1. Pierre Gaspard Gresse, St. Anne French Westminster, gent; 2. Jeanne Magdelaine Bayeux, St. Anne Westminster, spinster; 3. Pierre Caremme, St. Anne Westminster, master tailor; etc. Property: 1. and 2. are to be married, etc.

E/GOR/003 Letter of administration 1736 On the death of: Lucretia Champelon, St. Martin in the Fields, widow. Granted to: Jane Magdalen Gresse, wife of Peter Gaspard Gresse and cousin of Lucretia

E/GOR/004 Probate of the will (15 Feb 1794) of John 1794 Alexander Gresse Late of Tottenham Court Road, St. Mary Pancras, esq., decd.

E/GOR/005 Probate of the will (5 May 1791), and codicil (29 1791 May 1791) of John Perry, Strand, St. Clement Danes, cap and umbrella maker Property: includes mention of two gold seals, one 'being my own Coat of Arms and the other the head of Inigo Jones'. Enclosed: E/GOR/005/02-03: Releases by Ann Callowhill, Islington, widow, and Elizabeth Perry, etc.

E/GOR/006 Grant of an annuity 1809 1. James Cowing, Chiswick, gent. 2. John Jones, , gent. Property: an annuity of £340 by way of repaying a debt of £3,600. Enclosed: 6/2 Signed judgment in the case of (2) v. (1) granted in favour of (2) for debt of £7,200, 20 Nov 1812 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/007 Assignment of a 1/5 share in a reversionary 1825 interest in £3,000 1. Wotton Byrchinshaw Thomas, Chesterfield, Derby, and Rowland Hodgson, Sheffield, Yorks., trustees to Charlotte Fernell (nwe Tudor), wife of (3); 2. Rowland Hodgson, and Joseph Wreaks of Sheffield, merchant, trustees to 3; etc.

E/GOR/008 Order 1828 To James Howorth, esq. For the production of deeds in a plea of trespass and ejectment involving George Tudor, the Perrys (see also E/GOR/005 and others)

E/GOR/009 Release from trusteeship 1911 1. Rt. Hon. John Standish Surtees Prendergast , eldest son of the late John Gage Prendergast Viscount Gort; 2. George Anthony Fenwick, The Croft, Hill Morton, Rugby, esq., and Sir Charles William Frederick Crawford, etc. LONDON: PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

E/GOR/010 Lease for 4 years from 29 Sep 1712 Unfit 1. William Melmoth, Lincoln's Inn, esq.; William Not available for general access Bishop, St. James Clerkenwell, esq.; John Dudley, Six Clerks Office, London, gent; 2. William Beresford, St. Pancras, yeoman. Premises: 20 acres of ground held copyhold, etc.

E/GOR/011 Marriage Settlement in the form of a lease and 1804 release 1. John Jones, Covent Garden Churchyard, gent; 2. Fanny Whitehead, Isle of Wight, spinster; 3. George Hardisty, Worton, Isleworth, gent., and William Way, St. Martin's Lane, grocer, etc. 2 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/012 Counterpart lease for 16 3/4 years less 10 days 1809 from 29 Sep 1. Dame Anne Talbot, Mickleham, Surrey, widow; 2. James Bardwell, Gresse Mews, St. Pancras, coach master. Premises: Gresse Mews, being a messuage with 4 rooms situate at the south end of Gresse St. with the Gateway, etc.

E/GOR/013 Deed of partition of leasehold premises 1817 1. Amelia Anne Talbot, Southampton, spinster; 2. John Cotton, Highfield near Hemel Hempstead, Herts., esq., and Catherine Jane his wife (late CJ La Borde, widow, and formerly CJ Talbot, spinster); 3. Anne Elizabeth Talbot, etc.

E/GOR/014 Assignment of lease for remainder of the term 1818 of 111 years from 24 June 1715 1. John Cotton (as E/GOR/013); 2. John Jones, Percy St., Bedford Sq., esq. Premises as E/GOR/012. Consideration: £295, and a rent of £10 a year

E/GOR/015 Messuage abutting west to Charlotte Street, St 1763 Pancras Lease for 62½ years from 21 June 1. William Franks, Gerard St., St. Anne Westminster, gent; 2. William Reeves, St Marylebone, carpenter. Consideration: £7 7s. a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/016 Lease for 63 years from 24 June 1764 1. Francis Goodge, Gt. Titchfield St., St. Marylebone, gent., and William Goodge, Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras, gent; 2. William Franks (as E/GOR/015). Premises: messuage, coach-house and stables abutting N to a new street, etc.

E/GOR/017 Lease (and counterpart) for 97 3/4 years from 1765 25 March 1. Thomas Rawstorne, St Martin in the Fields, smith; 2. Thomas Bird, St Marylebone, bricklayer; 3. William Franks (as E/GOR/015). Premises: 1. leases to 3. a triangular piece of land and shop to be built thereon, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/018 Lease (and counterpart) for 97 3/4 years from 1765 25 March 1. Thomas Rawstorne, St Martin in the Fields, smith; 2. Thomas Bird, St Marylebone, bricklayer; 3. William Franks (as E/GOR/015). Premises: 1. leases to 3. a triangular piece of land and shop to be built thereon, etc.

E/GOR/019 Assignment of lease (term as E/GOR/017) 1768 1. William Franks, St Pancras, gent; 2. Thomas Rawstorne (as E/GOR/017); 3. Stephen Caesar Le Maistre, St. Pancras, esq. Premises as E/GOR/017, from 1. to 3. with the consent of 2. to pull down the messuage built thereon, etc

E/GOR/020 Assignment of lease (terms as E/GOR/016 and 1827 017) 1. John Gustavus Lemaistre, Dover St., Piccadilly, esq; 2. George Tudor, Park Crescent, Portland Place, esq. Premises as E/GOR/016 and 017. Consideration: £2 10s.

E/GOR/021 Articles of agreement to execute a lease for 59 1767 years from 25 December 1. Peter Gaspard Gresse, St. Pancras, gent; 2, Stephen Caesar Le Maistre, Peircy {Percy} Street, St. Pancras, esq. Premises: 2 acres of ground abutting east to messuages fronting Tottenham Court Road, etc.

E/GOR/022 Articles of agreement to execute a lease for 59 1767 years from 25 Dec for the building of a messuage 1. Joseph Pritchet, St Pancras, bricklayer; 2. Peter Gaspard Gresse (as E/GOR/021). Premises: messuage ('Mr Gresses House'?; see E/GOR/023) to be built according to design described and at (2)'s expense on part of land leased

E/GOR/023 Lease for 58 1/4 years from 29 Sep on the 1768 completion of building Parties as E/GOR/022. Premises: 'Mr Gresses House', being the first double brick messuage and premises abutting N to Stephen St. leading from Tottenham Court Road, W to a house leased to Pritchet, E to Black Horse Yard, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/024 Counterpart lease for 58 1/4 years from 29 Sep 1768 In consideration of building having taken place (and the intended completion of building) at the lessee's expense; 1. Peter Gaspard Gresse (as E/GOR/021), lessor; 2. Stephen Caesar Le Maistre (as E/GOR/021), etc.

E/GOR/025 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 2B Stephen St., abutting south to Stephen St. and west to the messuage on the corner of Gresse St. and Stephen St. (see E/GOR/034). Consideration: £ 6 a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/026 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/027 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/028 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/029 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/030 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/031 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/032 Counterpart leases (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B and 9B Stephen St. respectively, all abutting south to Stephen St. Consideration £6 a year each. Margin plan on each lease

E/GOR/033 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 11 Stephen St. being the second messuage west of Gresse's House (see E/GOR/022-023) abutting east to a messuage (see E/GOR/024) adjoining Gresse's House, north to Stephen St., etc.

E/GOR/034 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 1 Gresse St. on the corner of Gresse St. and Stephen St., abutting south to Stephen St. and west to Gresse St. Consideration: £6 a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/035 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 2 Gresse St., abutting west to Gresse St., south to 1 Gresse St (E/GOR/034). Consideration: £ 4 a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/036 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3, 4 and 5 Gresse St. respectively, all abutting west to Gresse St. Consideration: £6 a year each. Margin plans on each lease

E/GOR/037 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3, 4 and 5 Gresse St. respectively, all abutting west to Gresse St. Consideration: £6 a year each. Margin plans on each lease LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/038 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 3, 4 and 5 Gresse St. respectively, all abutting west to Gresse St. Consideration: £ 6 a year each. Margin plans on each lease

E/GOR/039 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 6 Gresse St., abutting west to Gresse St. and south to a thoroughfare to Stephen's Mews. Consideration: £6 a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/040 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: 7 Gresse St., abutting south to 6 Gresse St. and to Gresse St. (see margin plan on E/GOR/041). Consideration: £6 a year. Margin plan

E/GOR/041 Counterpart lease (term etc. as E/GOR/024) 1768 Parties as E/GOR/024. Premises: all the remainder of that land described in E/GOR/021 on which the other 23 messuages are to be built. Consideration: a peppercorn. Margin plan

E/GOR/042 Lease for 57 1/2 years from 24 June 1769 1. Stephen Caesar le Maistre (as E/GOR/021); 2. Peter Gaspard Gresse (as E/GOR/021). Premises: land (approx. 260 ft sq.) abutting N to Stephen St., S to Black Horse Yard, W to house belonging to (2), E to vacant ground, etc.

E/GOR/043 Counterpart lease for 57 years 80 days in 1769 consideration of building having taken place at the lessee's expense 1. Stephen Caesar Lemaistre (as E/GOR/021); 2. Joseph Pritchet (as E/GOR/022). Premises: 6th messuage from 'the corner house' (see E/GOR/045), abutting E to Gresse St., W to the yards of houses in Rathbone Place, etc.

E/GOR/044 Marriage settlement 1771 1. John Alexander Gresse, St Mary Pancras, portrait painter; 2. Osborn Thornton, St Anne Westminster, upholder and cabinet maker; 3. Elizabeth Thornton, of the same place, his daughter; 4. John Sheldon, St Mary Pancras, apothecary, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/045 Lease for 53 years from 25 Mar 1774 1. Charles Henry Talbot, St. George Bloomsbury, esq; 2. Joseph Pritchet, Charlotte St., St. Pancras, bricklayer. Premises: 'the corner house', abutting E to Gresse St. and S to a passage leading from Gresse St. to Black Horse

E/GOR/046 Mortgage by assignment of lease (term as 1774 E/GOR/045) 1. Joseph Pritchet (as E/GOR/045); 2. John Parry, Gray's Inn, gent. Property as E/GOR/045, and insurance policy for £300. Consideration: £300

E/GOR/047 Counterpart mortgage (as E/GOR/046) 1774 Endorsed: (a) Assignment by deed poll to Rupert Clarke, Clifford Inn, gent., as security for a 75 loan, 6 Feb 1775; (b) Assignment by deed poll by Clarke to James Brooks, Burleigh St., St Martin in the Fields, glazier, etc.

E/GOR/048 Absolute assignment of lease (term as 1775 E/GOR/045) 1. Joseph Pritchet, Gresse St., St. Pancras; 2. James Brooks (as E/GOR/047). Premises as E/GOR/045. Consideration: £300 to Parry (as E/GOR/046) and 75 to Clarke (as E/GOR/047) and 150 to (2)

E/GOR/049 Assignment to a trustee for the purpose of 1798 making partition of the leasehold estates of James Brooks decd. (son of James Brooks of E/GOR/047) 1. Samuel Brooks, Strand, glasscutter, only brother and sole administrator of the decd; 2. Daniel Ellet Mitchell, Blenheim St., St. James Westminster, pointer and glazier, and Sarah his wife, etc.

E/GOR/050 24 Tottenham Court Road: Counterpart lease 1811 for 15 1/2 years less 10 days, from 25 Dec 1. Rev. Robert Hele Selby Hele, Bovingdon, Herts., heir and administrator of his uncle John Hele, late of Charlotte St., Rathbone Place, esq., decd; 2. Dorothy Coppinger, Tottenham Court Rd., widow, executrix of her husband, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/051 44-46 and 49 Upper Rathbone Place, and 1-4 1815 Pitt Street, St. Pancras: Settlement 1. John Perry, High Holborn, gent; 2. James Whitehead Perry, Newport, Isle of Wight, gent; 3. John Jones, Percy St., esq. Arrangement: the properties, subject to a lease of 111 years from 29 Sep 1716, are to be sold by 3, etc

E/GOR/052 Horse and Groom public house, Gresse Street: 1829 Licence to demise for a leasehold term of 21 years from 10 Oct 1828 for £65 a year 1. The Rt. Hon. Charles Lord Southampton, Lord of the Manor of Tottenham; 2. George Tudor, esq., one of the devisees in trust under the will of John Jones decd. Consideration: £6 10s. fine

E/GOR/053 Horse and Groom public house, Gresse Street: 1837 Licence to demise for the remainder of a leasehold term of 21 years From 25 Dec 1836 for £70 a year. Parties as E/GOR/052. Consideration: £7 fine

E/GOR/054 3, 5, 6 and 7 Chapel Street (later called 1837 Tottenham Street), St Pancras: Licence to demise for a leasehold term not to exceed 21 years From 25 Mar for £200 a year; 1. The Rt. Hon. Charles Lord Southampton (as E/GOR/52); 2. George Tudor, esq., a customary tenant. Consideration: £20 fine

E/GOR/055 10a Stephen Street, St Pancras: Licence to 1841 demise for a leasehold term of 21 years From 25 Dec 1840 for £55 a year. Parties as E/GOR/052. Consideration: £5 10s. fine

E/GOR/056 Box 31, the Pitt Tier of Her Majesty's Theatre, 1846 Haymarket: Lease for 30 years from 1 Mar 1845 1. Benjamin Lumley, Her Majesty's Theatre, gent; 2. George Tudor, Park Crescent, Portland Place, esq. Consideration: £3,000. Endorsed: Assignment for £1,000 from Henry Tudor, Englefield Green, Surrey, esq., etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/057 Counterpart lease for 9 months from 29 Sep 1850 1889 - 23 Jun 1890 Messuage and land at the junction of Holloway Road and a new road called Torrington Road, St Mary Islington, part of which land has been converted into the new road

E/GOR/058 Whitfields, Whitefield's Chapel and burial 1856 ground, Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras: Deed of covenant and indemnity 1. Benjamin Laimbeer, 5 Cromer St., Brunswick Sq., gent., and William Horne, Charles St., Middlesex Hospital, fringe manufacturer, and Samuel Dunn, Brewer St., painter; 2. George Tudor (as E/GOR/56); etc.

E/GOR/059 18 Tottenham Court Rd. 1842 - 1882 Original Number: 1 4 items

E/GOR/060 19 Tottenham Court Rd. 1828-1877 Original Number: 2 8 items

E/GOR/061 20 Tottenham Court Rd. 1873-1914 Original Number: 3 4 items

E/GOR/062 21 Tottenham Court Rd. 1828-1881 Original Number: 4 4 items

E/GOR/063 23 Tottenham Court Rd. 1811-1888 Original Number: 5 6 items

E/GOR/064 25 Tottenham Court Rd. 1833-1876 Original Number: 6 3 items

E/GOR/065 26 Tottenham Court Rd. 1848-1888 Original Number: 7 4 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/066 27 Tottenham Court Rd. and 13 Stephen St. 1859-1881 Original Numbers: 8 and 66 3 items

E/GOR/067 28 Tottenham Court Rd. 1835-1877 Original Number: 9 4 items

E/GOR/068 29 Tottenham Court Rd. and 14-16 Stephen St. 1836-1837 Original Numbers: 10, 67, 68 and 69 2 items

E/GOR/069 30 Tottenham Court Rd. 1884 Original Number: 11

E/GOR/070 30 and 31 Tottenham Court Rd. 1836-1891 Original Numbers: 11 and 12 6 items

E/GOR/071 31 Tottenham Court Rd. 1880-1903 Original Number: 12 4 items

E/GOR/072 32 Tottenham Court Rd. 1867-1889 Original Number: 13 7 items

E/GOR/073 33 Tottenham Court Rd. 1831 Original Number: 14 2 items

E/GOR/074 34 Tottenham Court Rd. 1832-1881 Original Number: 15 6 items

E/GOR/075 35 Tottenham Court Rd. 1832-1880 Original Number: 16 3 items

E/GOR/076 36 Tottenham Court Rd. 1828-1888 Original Number: 17 5 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/077 36A Tottenham Court Rd. 1846 Original Number: 18 2 items

E/GOR/078 1 Gresse St. 1828-1892 Original Number: 19 4 items

E/GOR/079 2 Gresse St. 1868-1889 Original Number: 20 4 items

E/GOR/080 3 Gresse St. 1870-1887 Original Number: 21 2 items

E/GOR/081 4,6 and 32 Gresse St. 1830 Original Numbers: 22, 24 and 49

E/GOR/082 4 Gresse St. 1870 Original Number: 22 2 items

E/GOR/083 5 Gresse St. 1831-1882 Original Number: 23 3 items

E/GOR/084 6 Gresse St. 1870 Original Number: 24 2 items

E/GOR/085 7 Gresse St. 1880 Original Number: 25

E/GOR/086 8 Gresse St. 1868 Original Number: 26 2 items

E/GOR/087 9 Gresse St. 1882 Original Number: 27 2 items

E/GOR/088 10 Gresse St. 1871-1908 Original Number: 28 6 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/089 11 Gresse St. 1869-1888 Original Number: 29 4 items

E/GOR/090 12 Gresse St. 1868-1885 Original Number: 30 5 items

E/GOR/091 13 Gresse St. 1872 Original Number: 31 2 items

E/GOR/092 14 Gresse St. 1882 Original Number: 32 2 items

E/GOR/093 15 Gresse St. 1881 Original Number: 33 2 items

E/GOR/094 17 Gresse St. 1882 Original Number: 34 2 items

E/GOR/095 18 Gresse St. 1899 Original Number: 35

E/GOR/096 19 Gresse St. 1877-1899 Original Number: 36 2 items

E/GOR/097 20 and 21 Gresse St. 1874-1875 Original Numbers: 37 and 38 2 items

E/GOR/098 22 Gresse St. 1882-1883 Original Number: 39 2 items

E/GOR/099 23 Gresse St. 1876 Original Number: 40 2 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/100 24 Gresse St. 1830-1872 Original Number: 41 3 items

E/GOR/101 25 Gresse St. 1869-1883 Original Number: 42 5 items

E/GOR/102 26 Gresse St. 1871 Original Number: 43 2 items

E/GOR/103 27 Gresse St. 1869 Original Number: 44 4 items

E/GOR/104 28 Gresse St. 1870-1891 Original Number: 45 3 items

E/GOR/105 29 Gresse St. 1874-1885 Original Number: 46 7 items

E/GOR/106 30 Gresse St. 1869-1891 Original Number: 47 5 items

E/GOR/107 31 Gresse St. alias 'The Bricklayer's Arms' 1828-1883 Original Number: 48 5 items

E/GOR/108 32 Gresse St. 1870 Original Number: 49 2 items

E/GOR/109 33 Gresse St. 1872 Original Number: 50

E/GOR/110 34 Gresse St. 1830 Original Number: 51

E/GOR/111 34 and 35 Gresse St. 1869-1887 Original Numbers: 51 and 52 3 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/112/01 36 Gresse St. 1853-1882 Alias DQThe Tudor ArmsDQ. Original Number: 53 18 items

E/GOR/112/02 36 Gresse St. 1853-1882 Alias DQThe Tudor ArmsDQ. Original Number: 53 18 items

E/GOR/113 1 Stephen St. 1870 Original Number: 54 2 items

E/GOR/114 1A Stephen St. 1871-1892 Original Number: 55 3 items

E/GOR/115 2 Stephen St. 1831-1876 Original Number: 56 4 items

E/GOR/116 2, 7, 8 and 25 Stephen St. 1903-1906 Original Number: ? 2 items

E/GOR/117 3 Stephen St. 1869-1874 Original Number: 57 5 items

E/GOR/118 4 Stephen St. 1869 Original Number: 58 2 items

E/GOR/119 5 Stephen St. 1873 Original Number: 59 2 items

E/GOR/120 6 Stephen St. 1869-1883 Original Number: 60 3 items

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E/GOR/122 9, 10, 11 & 12 Stephen St. 1833-1834 Original Numbers: 62, 63, 64 and 65 2 items

E/GOR/123 12 Stephen St. 1830 Original Number: 65

E/GOR/124 13 Stephen St. 1827 Original Number: 66

E/GOR/125 18 Stephen St. 1869-1894 Original Number: 71 6 items

E/GOR/126 19 Stephen St. 1879-1894 Original Number: 72 3 items

E/GOR/127 20 Stephen St. 1881 Original Number: 73

E/GOR/128 22 Stephen St. 1877 Original Number: 75

E/GOR/129 23 Stephen St. 1870 Original Number: 76 2 items

E/GOR/130 24 Stephen St. 1870-1892 Original Number: 77 3 items

E/GOR/131 25 Stephen St. 1869-1874 Original Number: 78 6 items

E/GOR/132 26 Stephen St. 1876 Original Number: 79

E/GOR/133 27 Stephen St. 1870 Original Number: 80 3 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/134 28 Stephen St. 1870-1882 Original Number: 81 6 items

E/GOR/135 29 Stephen St. 1869-1894 Original Number: 82 6 items

E/GOR/136 30 Stephen St. 1901 Original Number: 83

E/GOR/137 Five coachhouses and stables, and 1 (formerly 1828 - 1905 4) Stephen Mews The only document relating to the 5 coachhouses and stables, viz. E/GOR/137/01, was found enclosed with E/GOR/137/02 inside E/GOR/137/3, and does not have an original number. Original Number: 84 8 items

E/GOR/138 A workshop 1869 - 1884 Formerly 8 and 9 Stephen Mews. Original Number: 86 4 items

E/GOR/139 Manufactory abutting east to 18 Tottenham 1882 - 1898 Court Rd. Original Number: 87 2 items

E/GOR/140 A workshop and two messuages being 1-3 1851 Tudor Place respectively Original Numbers: 88, 89 and 90 2 items

E/GOR/141 23 Rathbone Place 1869-1886 Original Number: 103 3 items

E/GOR/142 24 Rathbone Place 1873-1894 Original Number: 104 3 items

E/GOR/143 The Wheatsheaf public house, Rathbone Place 1828-1887 Original Number: 105 20 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/144 26 Rathbone Place 1847-1885 Original Number: 106 7 items

E/GOR/145 27 Rathbone Place 1836-1881 Original Number: 107 4 items

E/GOR/146 28 Rathbone Place 1830-1869 Original Number: 108 4 items

E/GOR/147 2 Percy Street 1871 Original Number: 109 3 items

E/GOR/148 3 Percy Street 1831-1885 Original Number: 110 6 items

E/GOR/149 5 Percy Street 1874 Original Number: 111 2 items

E/GOR/150 6 Percy Street 1869-1901 Original Number: 112 3 items

E/GOR/151 Percy Street 1869-1885 Original Number: 113 7 items

E/GOR/152 9 Percy Street 1878-1889 Original Number: 114 10 items

E/GOR/153 12 Percy Street 1832-1886 Original Number: 117 3 items

E/GOR/154 13 Percy Street 1802-1899 Original Number: 118 4 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/155 14 Percy Street 1868-1887 Original Number: 119 3 items

E/GOR/156 15 Percy Street 1861-1877 Original Number: 120 3 items

E/GOR/157 16 Percy Street 1831-1886 Original Number: 121 5 items

E/GOR/158 17 Percy Street 1832-1874 Original Number: 122 5 items

E/GOR/159 18 Percy Street 1881-1903 Original Number: 123 2 items

E/GOR/160 19 Percy Street 1830-1896 Original Number: 124 12 items

E/GOR/161 Range of stabling, Percy Mews 1877 Original Number: 125

E/GOR/162 2-6 Percy Mews 1899 Original Number: 125A

E/GOR/163 4 Tottenham Street 1890 Original Number: 126

E/GOR/164 6 Tottenham Street 1873 Original Number: 127 2 items

E/GOR/165 2-5, and another messuage Seymour Place 1802-1861 8 items

E/GOR/166 216 Fulham Road 1875-1896 Formerly called 2 Seymour Place; Original Number: 131 2 items LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/167 218 Fulham Road 1882 Original Number: 132

E/GOR/168 220 Fulham Road 1882 Original Number: 133

E/GOR/169 222 Fulham Road 1884 Original Number: 134 3 items

E/GOR/170 216,218,220 and 222 Fulham Road 1913 Original Numbers: 132, 133 and 134

E/GOR/171 20-22 Great Bath Street, St James Clerkenwell 1812-1813 Original Numbers: 135, 136 and 137 3 items

E/GOR/172 20 Great Bath Street, St. James Clerkenwell 1871 Original Numbers: 135

E/GOR/173 21 Great Bath Street, St James Clerkenwell 1875-1881 Original Numbers: 136 3 items

E/GOR/174 22 Great Bath Street, St James Clerkenwell 1789-1882 Original Number: 137 4 items ISLE OF WIGHT: PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS, PLANS AND RELATED PAPERS

E/GOR/175 Letters of administration with copy of will of 3 1804 June 1763 annexed of Samuel Cox, St. Andrew Holborn, esq., decd. Like E/GOR/001-009, this document was found loose. It may relate to section 2 (ii), in which persons with the surname Cox are occasionally mentioned as previous owners, and in particular to E/GOR/229

E/GOR/176 Lease (release missing) 1773 1. Elizabeth Bowreman, Hungerford Park, Hungerford, Berks., widow; 2. Daniel Wallis, Chippenham, Isle of Wight. Premises: 20 luggs of land part of a close called Peeked Butt, part of (1)'s farm called Statwoods, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/177 Lease and release 1795 1. John Thomson, Mount Sylvan, Isle of Wight, esq; 2. David Pryce, Northwood, Isle of Wight, esq., trustee to (1); 3. Rev. John Davies, Newport, Isle of Wight, trustee to (4); 4. Thomas Auldjo, , Isle of Wight, esq. 2 items

E/GOR/178 Lease and release 1812 1. Joseph Delafield, St. Martin in the Fields, and Robert Clarke, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, esq; 2. Joseph Delafield; 3. Thomas Auldjo (as E/GOR/177); 4. Thomas Sewell, Newport, Isle of Wight, gent., trustee to (3) 2 items

E/GOR/179 Lease and release, and confirmation 1813 1. James Mackenzie, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, esq; 2. Thomas Auldjo (as E/GOR/177). Premises: 1. confirms for 2. a conveyance, the deeds having been lost, of 1790 for £550 by 1. to 2. of 5a. 28p. of land called Orchard Close 2 items

E/GOR/180 Lease and release 1838 1. Jane Irvine Auldjo, widow; Thomas Rose Auldjo, esq.; James Alexander Auldjo, esq.; John Auldjo, esq.; Henry Auldjo, esq., all of Bryanston Sq; 2. George Wallace, Lincolns Inn, esq., trustee to (3); 3. Henry Auldjo; etc. 2 items

E/GOR/181 Assignment of an extinct term of 1,000 years of 1838 John Ward, Lincolns Inn Fields, gent. In trust for Henry Auldjo, to attend the inheritance of property (as E/GOR/180)

E/GOR/182 Conveyance 1844 1. John Liehon Roberton, East Cowes, carpenter; and Charles Ashton Duke, East Cowes, Shipwright; 2. William Masters, East Cowes, carpenter, and James Masters, East Cowes, painter; 3. Henry Auldjo (as E/GOR/180 ) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/183 Conveyance 1858 1. Richard Sharp, Lymington, Hampshire, gent., and John Shirvell, Purewell, Christchurch, Hampshire, baker; 2. Henry Auldjo, East Cowes, gent; 3. Comyns Rowland Berkeley, 6 South Sq., Grays Inn, esq., trustee to (2), etc.

E/GOR/184 Conveyance 1862 1. Robert Bell, , Isle of Wight, esq; 2. Henry Auldjo (as E/GOR/183). Property: the Well House (see E/GOR/183); Consideration: £80. Margin plan

E/GOR/185 Conveyance 1890 1. John Auldjo, Waltham Grove, White Waltham, Berks., retired capt. in H.M.'s army; 2. John Rose Auldjo, 30 Chester Ter., Regents Park, esq.; and Charles Duncan Royds, 22 St. Mary Axe, City of London, merchant, trustees to (1), etc.

E/GOR/186 East Estate, Whippingham: 1807 Lease (in the form of a bargain and sale) and release 1. James Wallis, Portsea, Hants., mariner; 2. John Wallis the younger, Whippingham, labourer; 3. John Ring, Portsea, gent. Premises: (1) conveys to (2) his right expectant on the death of John Wallis the elder to a cottage, etc.

E/GOR/187 Mortgage for 1,000 years 1808 1. John Wallis the younger (as E/GOR/186); 2. John Wallis the elder, Whippingham, labourer; 3. Stephen Burridge, West Cowes, master mariner. Premises: (as E/GOR/186); Consideration: £100 at 5% interest per annum

E/GOR/188 Auction sale notice 1853 Premises: Estate, comprising East Cowes Castle (built by ) and 43a. land LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/189 Counterpart lease for 99 years 1856 1. George Tudor, East Cowes Castle, esq; 2. John Robertson, East Cowes, gent., trustee to (3); 3. Anne Wallis, spinster, and Jane wife of Joseph Pilkinton, otherwise Pilkington, the elder, all of Small Gains, etc.

E/GOR/190 Plan 1856 East Cowes Castle Estate when bought, with an area (illustrated by plan E/GOR/191) left blank; Scale: none given; Size: 14 1/4 x 7 in.

E/GOR/191 Plan 1856 Property covering an area approx. 400 x 90 ft. purchased by George Tudor esq. and partly to be leased, bounded on three sides by East Cowes Castle Estate and abutting north to Newport Rd. Scale: none given; Size: 8 x 5 1/8 in

E/GOR/192 Probate of the will 1858 1 May 1838 and three codicils (23 Oct 1854, 9 Dec 1855, and 14 Nov 1856) of George Tudor

E/GOR/193 Declaration of trust 1862 1. The Hon. John Prendergast Vereker, Merrion Sq., Dublin, barrister, and the Hon. Richard Prendergast Vereker, lieutenant in H.M.'s 60th Regiment of Rifles, and the Hon. Adolphus Edward Prendergast Vereker, captain, etc.

E/GOR/194 Release by deed poll 1862 The Hon. John Prendergast Vereker releases John Prendergast Viscount Gort and the Hon. Standish Predergast Vereker from any money being due to him as their trustee in the assignment and extinguishing of mortgage debts secured

E/GOR/195 Statement and settlement of accounts and 1866 mutual release 1. The Hon. John Prendergast Vereker; 2. The Hon. Henry Prendergast Vereker, now stationed at Chavente, France; 3. The Hon. Katherine Vereker, East Cowes Castle, spinster; 4. The Hon. Jane Charlotte Vereker, East Cowes Castle LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/196 Assignment 1866 1. John Francis Basset and his wife; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort Baron Kiltarton of Limerick, residuary devisee and legatee of John Prendergast Viscount Gort decd, etc.

E/GOR/197 Deed poll and appointment 1866 The Hon. Standish Prendergast Vereker Viscount Gort gives to himself and John Francis Basset and Christian Monteith Hamilton as executors of John Prendergast Viscount Gort decd. £500 in trust for John and Henry Prendergast, etc.

E/GOR/198 Release by deed poll 1881 The Hon. Katherine Vereker and the Rt. Hon. Jane Charlotte Vereker, both of 5 Summers Place, Hyde Park, spinsters; and the Hon. John Prendergast Vereker, 16 Merrion Sq. South, Dublin, barrister, and Louisa Vereker his wife, etc.

E/GOR/199 Mortgage 1864 1. William Burgoyne Fernell, The Oaklands, Sheffield, Yorks., esq; 2. The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort (widow of George Tudor). Property: 1/2 of a 1/4 share in the residuary estate of George Tudor, esq., decd.

E/GOR/200 Letters of administration 1866 On the death of the Hon. Adolphus Edward Prendergast Vereker, late a Captain in the 2nd Battalion of H.M.'s 20th Regiment of Infantry who died in Yokohama, Japan, a bachelor. Granted to the Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast, etc.

E/GOR/201 Letters of administration 1866 On the death of the Hon. Rirchard Prendergast Vereker, late a Captain in H.M.'s 60th Rifles who died at Rangoon, British Burmah, a bachelor. Granted to (as E/GOR/200) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/202 Further charge 1866 Parties: (as E/GOR/199/1). Property: (as E/GOR/199/1). Consideration: £600 at 7% interest per annum reducible to 5% on punctual payment

E/GOR/203 Releases 1881 Of the executors of George Tudor, late of Park Crescent, Marylebone, esq., decd., by the legatees on receipt of legacies due out of his residuary estate upon the death of his widow Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort

E/GOR/204 Releases 1881 Of the executors of George Tudor, late of Park Crescent, Marylebone, esq., decd., by the legatees on receipt of legacies due out of his residuary estate upon the death of his widow Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort

E/GOR/205 Releases 1881 Of the executors of George Tudor, late of Park Crescent, Marylebone, esq., decd., by the legatees on receipt of legacies due out of his residuary estate upon the death of his widow Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort

E/GOR/206 Releases 1881 Of the executors of George Tudor, late of Park Crescent, Marylebone, esq., decd., by the legatees on receipt of legacies due out of his residuary estate upon the death of his widow Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort

E/GOR/207 Releases 1881 Of the executors of George Tudor, late of Park Crescent, Marylebone, esq., decd., by the legatees on receipt of legacies due out of his residuary estate upon the death of his widow Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort

E/GOR/208 Benefaction deed 1842 For the purpose of adding provision for the maintenance of the Perpetual Curate of the Perpetual Curacy of St. James East Cowes in the Parish of Whippingham; 1. George Eyre Brooks, Old Bond St., land agent and surveyor; etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/209 Deed of covenants 1842 Parties: as E/GOR/208; 1. and 2. agree to withdraw all claims to the property (as E/GOR/208)

E/GOR/210 Annexation deed 1844 The Governors (as E/GOR/208) allot the land granted (as E/GOR/208) to be forever annexed and held by the church of St. James

E/GOR/211 Conveyance 1870 1. Rev. Francis Whyley, incumbent of the perpetual curacy; 2. Rev. George Protheu, rector and patron of the perpetual curacy; 3. Rt. Rev. Samuel Lord Bishop of Winchester; 4. Rt. Hon. Rev. Archibald Campbell Archbishop of Canterbury, etc.

E/GOR/212 Park Villa, Albert Grove, Whippingham, and a 1843 piece of land near the South Beach, Hayling Island Lease for 800 years From 25 Mar in consideration of building having taken place (and the intended completion of building) at the lessee's expense; 1. George Eyre Brooks, East Cowes Park, esq; 2. Paul Kneller (as E/GOR/208); 3. Charles Moreing, etc.

E/GOR/213 Mortgage for the term (as E/GOR/212) less the 1845 last day 1. Charles Moreing, Saville Row, architect; 2. Richard Baynes Armstrong, Staple Inn, esq., and William Marsden, Lincolns Inn Fields, doctor of medicine, trustees of a benefit building society called 'The Universal Mutual Association', etc.

E/GOR/214 Assignment of lease (term as E/GOR/213) 1846 1. Richard Baynes and William Marsden (as E/GOR/213); 2. Samuel Bovill, Gosport, Hants., timber merchant. Premises: as E/GOR/212; Consideration: £1,400 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/215 Mortgage for the term (as E/GOR/212) less the 1846 last 3 days 1. Samuel Bovill (as E/GOR/214); 2. Thomas Hewitt, Highfield House, Rickmansworth, Herts., esq. Premises: as E/GOR/212. Consideration: £1,000 at 5% interest per annum. Endorsed: Re-conveyance of the premises on the repayment, etc.

E/GOR/216 Mortgage for the term (as E/GOR/212) less the 1860 last 7 days 1. Samuel Bovill, Southampton, esq; 2. Charles Davenport, 32 Bucklersbury, City of London, autioneer, and Emilie Charlotte Griffin, , Kent, widow, and Lewis John Woodrow, Philpot Lane, City of London, merchant; etc.

E/GOR/217 Assignment of lease (term as E/GOR/216) 1867 1. Charles Davenport, late of Lewisham, Kent, now of (as E/GOR/216), and Emilie Charlotte Griffin, late of Lewisham, now of Fahltskamp, Peneberry, Holstein, Germany, widow; 2. Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort, etc.

E/GOR/218 Lease (and counterpart) 1854 For 80 years from 1 May 1855 in consideration of intended building at the lessee's expense. 1. George Macaulay, Christchurch, Hants, esq; 2. John Hayles, East Cowes, joiner. Premises: land abutting south to Castle St., etc.

E/GOR/219 Lease (and counterpart) 1854 For 80 years from 1 May 1855 in consideration of intended building at the lessee's expense. 1. George Macaulay, Christchurch, Hants, esq; 2. John Hayles, East Cowes, joiner. Premises: land abutting south to Castle St., etc.

E/GOR/220 Lease (and counterpart) for 79 years from 1 1856 May 1. William Maclean, Custom House, City of London, esq., Secretary to the Commissioners of H.M. Customs; 2. The Commissioners of H. M. Customs; 3. John Hayles (as E/GOR/218). Margin plan LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/221 Lease (and counterpart) for 79 years from 1 1856 May 1. William Maclean, Custom House, City of London, esq., Secretary to the Commissioners of H.M. Customs; 2. The Commissioners of H. M. Customs; 3. John Hayles (as E/GOR/218). Margin plan

E/GOR/222 Conveyance (and abstract of title) 1858 1. Richard Sharp, Lymington, Hants., gent., and John Shirvell, Purewell, Christchurch, Hants., baker, trustees of the will of George Macaulay, decd; 2. John Hales; 3. James Chinchen, East Cowes, builder, trustee to (2), etc.

E/GOR/223 Conveyance (and abstract of title) 1858 1. Richard Sharp, Lymington, Hants., gent., and John Shirvell, Purewell, Christchurch, Hants., baker, trustees of the will of George Macaulay, decd; 2. John Hales; 3. James Chinchen, East Cowes, builder, trustee to (2), etc.

E/GOR/224 Lease (and counterpart) for 79 years from 1 1856 May 1856 1. John Hales (as E/GOR/218); 2. Willaim Maclean (as E/GOR/220). Premises: land 4 ft. 6 in. x 2 ft. 6 in. at the side of the woodhouse belonging to premises occupied by the Commissioners. Consideration: 1s. a year

E/GOR/225 Lease (and counterpart) for 79 years from 1 1856 May 1856 1. John Hales (as E/GOR/218); 2. Willaim Maclean (as E/GOR/220). Premises: land 4 ft. 6 in. x 2 ft. 6 in. at the side of the woodhouse belonging to premises occupied by the Commissioners. Consideration: 1s. a year

E/GOR/226 Auction sale notice 1882 Premises: East Cowes Coast Guard Station

E/GOR/227 Conveyance and assignment 1882 1. The Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises as E/GOR/226. Consideration: £1,200. Margin plan. Enclosed: E/GOR/227/02 Acknowledgment of payment, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/228 Conveyance and assignment 1884 1. John Hales, East Cowes, retired carpenter; 2 The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises as E/GOR/218. Consideration: £250. Margin plan. Enclosed: E/GOR/228/02 Related letter, 16 Aug 1884

E/GOR/229 Counterpart lease for 700 years 1861 1. William Cox, Jermyn St., St. James Westminster, esq; 2 Charles Jacobs, High St., East Cowes, draper. Land and 2 messuages thereon called Laurel Villa and Rose Villa at the junction of Albert Grove (formerly Gerrans Road), etc.

E/GOR/230 Conveyance 1889 1. Gerrans Stockton Cox, Stockton House, Fleet, Hants., esq. 2. Gerrans Stockton Cox, and James Jamieson, 22 Douglas Crescent, Edinburgh, brewer, and John Dillwyn Sims, 75 St. Matthews St., Ipswitch, Suffolk, esq. 3. Ada Blanch Varley, 165 Victoria St., Westminster, wife of Fleetwood Ernest Varley, esq. 4. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. 5. The Hon. John Gage Prendergast Vereker, eldest son of (4). Consideration: for £264 10s. paid by (4) to (1) as possessor of a moiety interest and to (2) as trustees of (3), possessor of the other moiety interest, the premises are conveyed to (5)

E/GOR/231 Faculties relating to the church of St. James, 1870 East Cowes 1. Samuel Lord Bishop of Winchester; 2. The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth Mary Dowager Viscountess Gort, East Cowes Castle. Property: 1. grants 2. a pew in the south aisle, 2. having been a contributor towards building the north and south wings, etc.

E/GOR/232 Faculty of the Church of St. James, East 1891 Cowes 1. Anthony Lord Bishop of Winchester; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort, East Cowes Castle. Grant: faculty for doorway in the chancel wall and for porch. Plan on dorse. Enclosed: E/GOR/232/02-03 Bill, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/233 Assignment of leases for 1,000 years from 13 1875 Nov 1673; 1,000 years from 1 June 1677, and 937 years from 11 Oct 1744 1. Thomas Jones Gibb, Budbury, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, esq; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Consideration: £1,025 and a peppercorn rent. Full-page plan. Endorsed

E/GOR/234 Covenant 1875 Parties as E/GOR/233. Covenant by 1. to 2. for the production of muniments of title relating to property (as E/GOR/233)

E/GOR/235 Conveyance 1876 1. Charles Davenport, 35 Bucklersbury, City of London, estate agent; 2. Solomon Burton, High St., East Cowes, gardener. A messuage and premises adjoining the White Hart Inn, High Street, East Cowes. Consideration: £210

E/GOR/236 Conveyance 1876 1. Solomon Burton (as E/GOR/235); 2. The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort. Consideration: £300

E/GOR/237 Assignment of lease (terms as E/GOR/233) 1876 1. James Chinchen (as E/GOR/222); 2. James Jackson Spilman, East Cowes, joiner. A strip of land (approx. 337 x 20 ft.) running from Adelaide Grove to the Botanic Gardens, Whippingham. Consideration: £30. Margin plan

E/GOR/238 Assignment of lease (terms as E/GOR/233) 1877 1. James Jackson Spilman (as E/GOR/237); 2. The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth Mary Dowager Viscountess Gort, East Cowes Castle. Consideration: £108. Margin plan. Endorsed: Deed poll by the Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Gort, etc.

E/GOR/239 Assignment of lease (terms as E/GOR/233) 1877 1. James Chinchen (as E/GOR/222); 2. William Charles Maggs, West Cowes, solicitor's clerk. A strip of land (approx. 341 x 20 ft.) running from Adelaide Grove to the Botanic Gardens, Whippingham. Consideration: £44. Margin plan LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/240 Assignment of lease (terms as E/GOR/233) 1877 1. William Charles Maggs (as E/GOR/239); 2. The Rt. Hon Elizabeth Mary Viscountess Gort (as E/GOR/238). Consideration: £72. Margin plan. Endorsed: Deed poll (as E/GOR/238)

E/GOR/241 Conveyance 1882 1. Levi Dell, Denmark House, East Cowes, shipowner; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises: abutting east to Castle St., west to the courtyard of the White Hart Inn, north to a passageway, etc.

E/GOR/242 Lease for 500 years from 9 Sep 1857 1882 1. His Serene Highness Ernest Leopold etc. Prince of Leiningen; and Rt. Hon. Granville George Earl Granville K.G. (Her Majesty's trustees); 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. 2r. 12p. of land at the upper end

E/GOR/243 Conveyance 1884 1. Richard Burrow, Ryde, Isle of Wight, gent; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort, East Cowes Castle. Land approx. 87 x 100 ft. abutting NE to a road leading from Gerrans St to East Cowes Church, Whippingham. : MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT

E/GOR/244 Marriage settlement 1832 1. The Hon. and Rt. Rev. Edmond Knox Lord Bishop of Killaloe; 2. Anne Knox, spinster, daughter of (1); 3. Harry Smyth, esq., a captain in H.M.'s 68th Regiment of Foot; 4. Rev. Thomas Knox, Killaloe, and Rev. John Thomas O'Neill, etc. IRELAND: PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS AND RENTAL

E/GOR/245 Exemplifications of recoveries suffered by Sir 1793 John Freke, Bt. Unspecified lands in Counties Cork and Kilkenny and in the City of Kilkenny

E/GOR/246 Exemplifications of recoveries suffered by Sir 1793 John Freke, Bt. Unspecified lands in Counties Cork and Kilkenny and in the City of Kilkenny LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/247 Exemplifications of recoveries suffered by Sir 1793 John Freke, Bt. Unspecified lands in Counties Cork and Kilkenny and in the City of Kilkenny

E/GOR/248 Conveyance 1852 1. Commissioners for the sale of incumbered estates in Ireland; 2. James Rowand, William St., City of Limerick, wine merchant and grocer. Premises: 233a. 2r. 16. of the town and lands of Oatlands and part of the town and land

E/GOR/249 Lease for the lives of the lessee and his brother 1854 and sister from 1 May 1855 1. James Rowand, Oatlands, esq; 2. Thomas Prosser, Upper Mallow, City of Limerick, esq. Premises: 17a. 3r. 8p. land in Oatlands part of property (as E/GOR/248). Consideration: £2 per acre per annum

E/GOR/250 Lease (term as E/GOR/249) 1854 Parties as E/GOR/249. Premises: 74a. 2r. land in Roxborough part of property (as E/GOR/248). Consideration: £2 2s. per acre per annum. Plan attached

E/GOR/251 Conveyance 1860 1. James Rowand, Paisley, Scotland, esq; 2. Thomas Prosser, Brooklands, Co. Limerick, esq. Premises and considerations: £712 for property (as E/GOR/249), and £3,179 for property (as E/GOR/250)

E/GOR/252 Mortgage 1860 1. Thomas Prosser (as E/GOR/251); 2. Eyre Lloyd, Prospect, Co. Limerick, esq.; and Francis Spring Walker, Liskennett, Co. Limerick, esq. Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: £3,000 at 5.5% per annum interest

E/GOR/253 Mortgage 1864 1. Thomas Prosser (as E/GOR/251); 2. Samuel Frederick Adair, 25 Clare St., Dublin, esq. Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: £600 at 6% per annum interest LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/254 Re-conveyance 1866 1. Trustees for the Provincial Bank of Ireland; 2. Thomas Prosser (as E/GOR/251). Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: repayment of a portion of a mortgage debt and providing securities for the rest of the debt; etc.

E/GOR/255 Assignment of mortgage for 1,000 years 1866 1. Thomas Prosser (as E/GOR/251); 2. Eyre Lloyd (as E/GOR/252); 3. Edward Ruthven Matthews, Derryvunlam, Co. Galway, esq. Premises as E/GOR/251; etc.

E/GOR/256 Conveyance 1867 1. James Rowand, George St., Limerick, esq; 2. The Rt. Hon Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises: residue of property (as E/GOR/248) not conveyed in E/GOR/251. Consideration: £2,300

E/GOR/257 Conveyance 1867 1. Thomas Prosser, George's Street, City of Limerick, land agent; 2. Samuel Frederick Adair, 25 Clare St., Dublin, solicitor, mortgagee to (1); The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises as E/GOR/251; etc.

E/GOR/258 Mortgage 1867 1. Thomas Prosser, City of Limerick, esq; 2. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort; 3. Samuel Frederick Adair, City of Dublin, esq. Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: £500 at 6% per annum interest; etc.

E/GOR/259 Assignment of mortgage for (term as 1870 E/GOR/255) 1. Edward Ruthven Matthews (as E/GOR/255); 2. Maria Matthews, Derryvunlam, Co. Galway, widow; 3. Jane Emily Jemima Mant, Dunmurry House, Belsize Sq., London, spinster; 4. The Rt.Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort; etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 GORT FAMILY

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E/GOR/260 Reconveyance of mortgage 1878 1. Jane Emily Jemima Mart (as E/GOR/259); 2. Eyre Lloyd (as E/GOR/252); 3. The Rt. Hon. Standish Prendergast Viscount Gort. Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: £1,000 paid by 3 to 1; etc.

E/GOR/261 Rental and account 1882 Premises: lands of Roxborough and Oatlands the estate of Viscount Gort. For the period 5 June 1881-10 May 1882

E/GOR/262 Reconveyance of mortgage 1882 1. Frances Anne Heming, 10 Hatherby Grove, Bayswater, spinster; 2. The Rt. Hon.Standish Prendergast Vereker, Lord Viscount Gort. Premises as E/GOR/251. Consideration: £ 1,456

E/GOR/263 Mortgage of an interest in the property 1896 1. The Hon. Chas Wm Joseph Hy Blake, Harrington House, Charing Cross; 2. Alice Isabel Nunn, 47 Cathcart Rd., South Kensington, spinster; Thalberg Corbett, and Edna his wife, 33 Knight's Park, Kingston-upon -Thames, Surrey, etc.