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Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date Upper Quay Plan. Marcy 1850 Bewdley Hemingway & Sons 4600 1000 c. 1850 Bewdley Yarron Farm and Woods. Plan 5723 mid 19th cent Chaddesley Corbett Berkeley's Hospital 4000 299 (i) Mid 19th cent Chaddesley Corbett Church. Ground plan 4000 299 (i) 1850 Cotheridge Tithe 1572 mid 19th cent Dudley Railway 4000 338 (ii) Hanley Court Estate, part of. c. 1850 Eastham Plan 7554 5 Sept 1850 Fladbury Machine Farm. Plan 6088 121 Parsonage site. Messrs Edgley c. 1850 Frankley & Co. 5467 74 Plan of bridge. Messts Lord 1850 Glouc. Walham and Parker 5589 104 1850 Halesowen, Cradley Messrs Edgley & Co. 5467 152 c. 1850 Halesowen, Cradley Stourbridge Railway land 4000 593 (ii) mid 19th cent Hampton Lovett Map, section of 12124 5 Hanbury Hall. Plans. Vernon c. 1850 Hanbury archives 7335 147 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 1 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date Plan of land field by Thomas 1850 Hartlebury Wheeler 5403 20 Hawne, parish of c. 1850 Halesowen Photocopy 7835 Honeybourne, Low Copy of particulars of sale of 1850 Honeybourne property with plan 6088 81 Oxford, Worcester & Wolverhampton RW. Scale 1 c. 1850 Kidderminster Foreign inch :4 chains 4766 27 Vicarage & Glebe lands. Scale c. 1850 Kidderminster Foreign 2 chains:1 inch 4766 27 Vicarage and nearby land, c. 1850 Kidderminster Foreign Scale 2 chain:1 inch 4766 31 c. 1850 Kingswinford Railway 4000 338 (ii) c. 1850 Longdon parish 2250 Malvern, North c.1850 Malvern 385 Oxford &Great Western Union Proposed union with Oxford c.1850 Railway and Worcester Railway 7775 33 Estate plan situated near 1850 Pershore Pershore 4438 Plan of an estate. Messrs Lord c. 1850 Red Marley D'Abitot and Parker 5589 20 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 2 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date Stanford with Orleton, Hanley Court Estate, part of. c. 1850 Orleton Plan 7484 5 mid 19th cent Stourbridge, Pedmore Pedmore - Dudley Road 4000 600 (iii) 1850 Stourbridge Corn Exchange. Supper room 5060 8 c. 1850 Stourbridge Long Lands Villa 4000 251 (v) mid 19th Stourbridge, Old cent Swinford Stourbridge Railway land 4000 593 (ii) 1850 Suckley Blockley housing estate 385 Plan of estates belonging to c.1850 Upper Sapey HA Waterman Newport 7454 5 c.1850 Upton Upon Severn 2250 1850 Warley, Rowley Regis Messrs Edgley & Co. 5467 152 Warwickshire & c.1850 Worcestershire O.S. (1 mile: 1inch) 2958 Plan of sale allotments under 1850 Welland inclosure 7056 1 c.1850 Wolverley Photocopy 1954 1691 Lower Wick Farm (Photocopy c. 1850 Worcester City 1951) 1134 Proposed union the Oxford & Worcester & Oxford Great Western Railway. No c.1850 Railway scale 7775 33 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 3 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date mid 19th cent Worcester, Holy Trinity District 2961 Proposed line through Dean Worcester, Midland and Chapter land (Photocopy 1950's Railway 1954) 1691 Ronkswood Estate of William c. 1850 Worcester Mence 2350 Worcester, St Capitular estate (Photocopies c. 1850 Clements 1954) 1691 c.1850 Worcs J. Archer 3676 c.1850 Worcs general Becker 1582 c.1850 Worcs. J&C Walker 3672 Worcs. Showing c.1850 railways By J. Archer 3672 Railway and Telegraph map. c.1850 Worcestershire Collins 3665 Worcestershire. c.1850 Turnpike roads 557 Dudley St Johns 1850-53 (Staffs) Parsonage house 5586 1 1851 Alfrick Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Bransford Plan. Photocopies 11759 (xxi) 1851 Broadwas 1638 1851 Cradley [Heref] Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Doddenham 1638 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 4 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date Droitwich junction 1851 canal Plan and section 7335 145 1851 Droitwich St Peters Parsonage house 5586 2 Longitude sections of Evesham 1851 Evesham bridge 6087 10 1851 Feckenham Bradley Green land 9175 2 Great Malvern 1851 Improvement Sewerage scheme 1783 1851 Hallow Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Hanley Castle Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Kempsey Nannleton estate 438 1851 Kempsey Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) Woodfield Farm, plan of part. 1851 Kidderminster Danks archives 5278 63 1851 Kidderminster Foreign Chester Lane. Danks archives 5278 19 1851 Little Malvern Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Madresfield Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Malvern Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) Proposed sewer & branch (Malvern Improvement Act 1851 Malvern 1871) 4600 503 Plan of land of the Rt Hon The 1851 Malvern Link Earl Somers 4959 6 1851 Martin Hussingtree Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 5 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date 1851 Mathon Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Newland Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 North Claines Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Powick Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) Oxford, Worcester, Wolverhampton 1851 Railway 3156 1851 Powick Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Feckenham, Redditch Wild Moors 385 1851 Severn Stoke Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Stoke and Bradley Bradley Green plan of land 9175 2 Stourbridge. Old 1851 Swinford Old Rufford 4000 377 (iv) 1851 Upton Upon Severn Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) 1851 Welland Plan re. Photocopy 11759 (xxi) Dudley St James 1851-52 (Staffs) Parsonage house 5586 1 1852 Bewdley land at Dowles 4600 26 1852 Defford Common 3940 Plan and section of Evesham 1852 Evesham bridge 6087 11 1852 Great Malvern Heriots Farm 11759 (vi) 1852 Hallow, North Hallow Roads 438 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 6 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date 1852 Kidderminster Foreign Plan of property 9459 2 Branches to Stourbridge and London & North junction with Oxford, Worcester 1852 Western Railway and Wolverhampton Railway 4000 833 Tithe rent charge altered 1852 Old Swinford apportionment 5073 Baptist chapel burial ground. 1852 Pershore Photocopy 5172 9 c.1852 Wolverely Photocopy 1954 1691 Old bank (part) property of Worcester city, High Worc St Swithins charities. Street Plan Scale 1":4' 8502 6 1852 Worcs Collins 1521 1852 Worcs Hall 1521 1852-54 Worc Miscellaneous (five) photocopies 1521 1853 Abbots Morton 1178 Plan of design for a roadway 1853 Evesham bridge 6087 6 Plans of Evesham bridge, submitted by John McConochie 1853 Evesham and Co engineers of Liverpool 6087 10 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 7 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date Plan, superstructure and 1853 Evesham elevation of Evesham bridge 6087 10 Sections, details and eevations 1853 Evesham of evesham bridge 6087 10 1853 Evesham sections of Evesham bridge 6087 6 Land between Hagley Road 1853 Halesowen and Love Lane 1041 1853 Eldersfield Plan of Hill Farm 2043 1853 Inkberrow 1178 Malvern, North 1853 Malvern Plan of freehold building land 6491 3 1853 Rous Lench 1178 1853 Welland Common Fields Inclosure 307 81 1853 Welland Inclosure 307 80 Property belonging to Worcester, St Swithin charities. 1853 Worcester City, Trinity Plans (Scale 1":8' 8502 6 Plans, elevation and sections of Evesham bridge by James 1854 Evesham Samuel & James Taylor 6087 12 Plan elevation and section of 1854 Evesham temporary bridge 6087 7 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 8 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date 1854-63 Hartlebury Poollands Estate 7904 1854-1863 Hartlebury Upper Poorlands 7904 Honeybourne, Cow 1854 Honeybourne Greater and Less Poden Farm 6088 84 Land belonging to Ferdinando Smith. Marcy Hemingway & c.1854 Hunnington Sons 4600 123 1854 Longdon Tithe 399 1854 Norton Juxta Kempsey Eastfield Inclosure 307 82 Norton Juxta Kempsey 1854 (Eastfield) Inclosure 307 82 1854 Norton Juxta Kempsey Eastefield Inclosure 351 Stoke Prior and 1854 Tardebigge Plans of estate 6123 4 1854 Stourbridge New British Iron Company 4000 315 (iv) 1854 Worcs Hall 1521 c.1854 Worcs Reynolds 1521 Land belonging to Trustees of Ferdindando Smith. Marcy 1854-55 Hasbury Hemingway &Sons 4600 123 1854-55 Stourbridge 5060 11 1855 Alvechurch Parsonage house 5586 1 1855 Bromsgrove Woodcote Green Common 826 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 9 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date 1855 Bromsgrove Woodcote Green Inclosure 307 83 Woodcote Green. Inclosure 1855 Bromsgrove Copy 1120 1855 Bromsgrove (Woodcote Green) Inclosure 307 83 1855 Castlemorton Eight Oaken Farm 869 1855-57 Castlemorton Drainage work 869 Plan of estates called Crow Cotheridge, Bransford Nest of Crown East and 1855 and Leigh Claphill 5976 1855 Enville, Staffs Plan of Enville Common Area 4000 198 (iv) 1855 Evesham Greenhill. Plan 8189 5 (v) Part of, Proposed to be included within the limits of c.1855 Great Malvern Malvern Improvement Bill 4477 Exchange of lands. Messrs 1855 Halesowen Edgley & Co. 5467 72, 96, 110 Harward and Evers. Ordance plans (Geological Survey of 1855 GB) showing parts of Worc 4000 872 Comberton Hill. Danks 1855 Kidderminster archives 5278 33 1855 Kiddderminster Fairfield. Danks archives 5278 28 www.explorethepast.co.uk Page 10 Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service Index to Inventory - Maps 1850 - 1899 Slip Heading Slip Sub Heading/s Body of text BA Number Parcel Number Date 1855 Little Comberton 351 1855-57 Little Malvern Drainage work 869 Exchange of lands.
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