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O/086/001 Enfeoffment. 1659 1. Griffith Kent, citizen and sadler of London. 2. Charles Shorter of London, merchant Susanna his wife. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen: The Gunn; a mess. occup. widow Newman, formerly occup. John Watten, blacksmith, with a yard; and a wharf.
O/086/002 Fine (1. hand indenture) 1664 1. John Shorter and Robert Hackshaw, querents 2. Charles Shorter, gent, Susanna his wife, deforciants. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: half 2 mess., 3 cottages, 4 tofts, 4 curtilages, 1 garden, 1 wharf.
O/086/003 Fine (r. hand indenture) 1664 1. John Shorter and Robert Hackshaw, querents 2. Charles Shorter, gent, Susanna his wife, deforciants. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: half 2 mess., 3 cottages, 4 tofts, 4 curtilages, 1 garden, 1 wharf.
O/086/004 Mortgage. 1691 1. Charles Shorter of St. Saviour's, Southwark Co. Sy. merchant. 2. John Walker of Old Brentford, Middx., clerk. Mary his wife. Thomas Turner of the Middle Temple, London, gent. Bermondsey, st. Mary Magdalen: The Gunn; a mess. and yard, and a wharf. Schedule of deeds.
O/086/005 Assignment of mortgage. 1713 1. Thomas Turner of Ileden, co. Kent., esq. 2. Thomas Clark, citizen and leather seller of London. 3. John Walker of Old Brentford, co. Middx., clerk. (the above property). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/006 Assignment of mortgage. 1726 1. Hannah Walker of St. Botolph, Billingsgate, spinster. Abraham Jaggard of the same, grocer. Mary his wife. 2. Thomas Pinckard, citizen and fishmonger of London. (the above, property).
O/086/007 Bargain and Sale for 1 year. 1734 1. William Foster of St. Saviour, Southwark, leatherdresser. 2. Richard Rutter of St. George, Hanover Square, Chandler. (the above, with other property)
O/086/008 Fine (r. hand indenture) 1764 1. John Michell, gent. plaintiff. 2. James Burleigh, Hannah his wife, deforciants Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: half of 3 mess., 3 stables, 1 ac., half of 10 mess., 3 stables
O/086/009 Assignment of lease, in trust. 1771 1. Mary Michell of Parliament St., Westminster, widow. 2. William Smalbroke of St. Margaret, Westminster, esq. 3. Richard Bodman of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, mastmaker. 4. Robert Campbell of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, broker. Bermondsey: Moiety of various lands near Rotherhithe Wall and St. Saviour's Mill and The Margate Town, all recently burned down. Endorsement: 19 July 1798 Assignment of lease, in trust. 1. Mary Campbell of Dover Place, St. Mary Newington, widow. 2. Robert Wright Hodson of St. Mary Lambeth, carver Joseph Freeman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, salesman. 3. John Sudlow of Monument Yard, London, gent. (the above property).
O/086/010 Memorandum Bermondsey: a wharf on 18th c Rotherhithe Wall.
O/086/011 Memorandum Stratford Bow: a messuage. early 19th c LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/012 Memorandum Stratford Bow: a messuage. early 19th c
O/086/013 Lease for 1 year. 1702 1. Abraham Hunton of London, mariner. Margaret his wife. 2. Stephen Law of St. Mary Magdalene. Bermondsey, shipwright. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: site of a wharf on Rederiffe Wall, lately burned down.
O/086/014 Release 1702 1. Abraham Hunton of London, mariner. Margaret his wife. 2. Stephen Law of St. Mary Magdalene. Bermondsey, shipwright. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: site of a wharf on Rederiffe Wall, lately burned down.
O/086/015 Covenant to stand seised. 1705 1. Stephen Law of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, shipwright. 2. Jonathan Rich of Ratcliffe in Stepney, Middx. shipwright. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: Wharf on Rotherhithe Wall.
O/086/016 Release. 1758 1. Edward Crump of Chatham, co. Kent, shipwright. Sarah his wife (heiress of the late Stephen Law). 2. William Simpson of Poplar, in Stepney, co. Mx., joiner. Bermondsey: site of wharf next to the Town of Margate.
O/086/017 Lease for 51 years. 1759 1. William Simpson of St. George's, co. Middx., joiner. 2. Richard Bodman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, mast-maker. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: a wharf.
O/086/018 Lease for 1 year. 1771 1. Samuel West of Deptford co. Kent, lighterman. John Slatter of St. Mary Bermondsey, carpenter. 2. William Preddy of St. Mary, Bermondsey, butcher. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: the Margate Town, later called the Mawbeys Head, lately burned down. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/019 Fine (r. hand indenture). 1771 1. William Preddy, plaintiff 2. Samuel West and Elizabeth his wife, and John Slatter and Rebecca his wife, deforciants. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen: one rood of land
O/086/020 Bargain and Sale for 1 year. 1772 1. William Hughes of New Windsor, co. Berks, patten maker. 2. William Preddy of Dockhead, Bermondsey. Joseph Carroll of St. John Southwark, tallow chandler. (Trustees of Richard Bodman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, boat builder.) Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: ground near Nuckins Corner.
O/086/021 Release 1772 1. William Hughes of New Windsor, co. Berks., patten maker. Mary his wife. 2. Richard Bodman of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey 3. William Preddy of Dockhead, Bermondsey. boat-builder. Joseph Carroll of St. John's, Southwark, tallow chandler. (the above property) Plan attached.
O/086/022 Bargain and Sale for 1 year. 1798 1. Robert Wright Hodson of St. Mary Lambeth, Surrey, carver. Joseph Freeman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey, salesman. 2. Ralph Robinson of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, gent. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: premises on N. side of Rotherhithe Wall, near Nuckins Corner. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/023 Release and revocation of previous release. 1798 1. Robert Wright Hodson of St. Mary Lambeth, Surrey, carver. Joseph Freeman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey, salesman. 2. Joseph Smith of Fort Place, Bermondsey, gent. Mary his wife, daughter of Richard Bodman. 3. John Covell of Bermondsey, sail maker. 4. Henry Covell of Gracechurch St., London, tea dealer. 5. Thomas Mapp of Fenchurch St., London, victualler. Bermondsey: land etc. by St. Saviours Mill Pond and the formers Margate Town.
O/086/024 Memorandum and sketch of Mr. Bodmans 1809 Wharf at Rotherhithe Wall.
O/086/025 Particulars of sale of Wharf near Dockhead, 1809 Bermondsey (same as the above).
O/086/026 Lease for 21 years. 1761 1. James John Hammond esq. of the island of Jersey, co. Hants. 2. Thomas Davison of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Sy., lighterman. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: The 3 Tunns in Jacob St.
O/086/027 Lease for 61 years. 1781 1. James Hammond of St. Clement, island of Jersey, esq. 2. Richard Bodman of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, gent. Bermondsey: land between the 3 Tuns and the Mill Pond.
O/086/028 Lease for 21 years. 1759 1. James John Hammond of St. Martins-in-the -Field, Middx., esq. 2. John Sandem of St. Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, rigger. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: The George, on N. side Jacob St. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/029 Lease for 21 years. 1783 1. James Hammond of the island of Jersey, co. Hants., esq. 2. Thomas Ballmain of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, rigger. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: The George, on N. side Jacob St.
O/086/030 Lease for 61 years. 1700 1 William Kingsford of Beaksbourne, Kent, gent. 2. Thomas Nixon of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, bricklayer. Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalene: premises in Jacob St.
O/086/031 Bargain and Sale for 1 year. 1731 1. James Pollexfen of St. James, Co. Middx., gent. 2. Thomas Humphreys of St. Alban's cp. Herts., surgeon. Bermondsey: premises in Jacob St.
O/086/032 Release, counterpart. 1731 1. James Pollexfen of St. James, Co. Middx., gent. 2. Thomas Humphreys of St. Alban's cp. Herts., surgeon. Bermondsey: premises in Jacob St.
O/086/033 Abstract of Title of William Surflen and Ann his c.1800 wife to a mess. in Jacob St., Bermondsey, Surrey (1700-1796).
O/086/034 Receipt for £27/5/6 for fixtures. John Covell to 1806 Henry Dudin.
O/086/035 Fine (r. hand indenture) {1812} 1. Henry Dudin, plaintiff 2. William Surflen and Ann his wife, deforciants. Bermondsey, St. Mary Mag.: a mess., a curtflage { }, and a garden.
O/086/036 Sworn Affidavit of William Surflen of Jamaica 1812 Row, St. Mary Mag., Bermondsey, Surrey. mastmaker, and of Mary Goodwin of the same parish, widow: concerning the descendants of Susan Nixon, decd.
O/086/037 Certificate of Burial on 24 Mar. 1764 of Frances 1812 Nixon of Jacob St., at St. Mary Mag., Bermondsey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/038 Certificate of Burial on 21 Aug. 1777 of 1812 Susannah Nixon, at St. John's Southwark.
O/086/039 Certificate of Burial on 28 June 1796 of Hannah 1812 Keen, and on 4 Dec. 1796 of Susannah Waddam, at St. John's Southwark.
O/086/040 Letters of Administration issued to Henry Dudin, 1817 widower of Charlotte Dudin late of St. John's Southwark (P.C.C.)
O/086/041 Lease for 21 years. 1788 1. John Manson of Bermondsey, shipwright. 2. George Sprengel of the same, stave merchant. Bermondsey, St. Mary Mag.: mess. on S. of Bermondsey Wall with platform over millpond. Plan in margin.
O/086/042 Lease for 12 years. 1793 1. Joseph Smith of Bermondsey, boat builder. 2. John Maller of Wapping High St. Francis Lucas of St. Dunstan's, Stepney. Samuel Morton of St. Katherine's by the Tower. Bermondsey: wharf near Mill Stairs next to Covell's Wharf, etc.
O/086/043 Release 1783 1. Elizabeth Gething of St. Mary Mag., Bermondsey, widow. 2. John Covell of the same, sailmaker. 3. William Wood of St. Mary, Newington Butts, gent. Bermondsey, St. Mary Mag: mess. on S. of Rotherhithe Wall near Mill Stairs, lately occup. Captain William Rice.
O/086/044 Mortgage 1783 1. John Covell of St. Mary Mag., Bermondsey, sailmaker. 2. William Wood of St. Mary, Newington Butts, gent. 3. Edmund Drayton of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, gent. Bermondsey: the above property, and a new warehouse near St. Saviour's Mill Stairs. With endorsement. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/045 Fine (r. hand indenture) {1796} 1. John Covell, plaintiff 2. Joseph Bishop and Mary Drayton his wife; John Rayner and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants. Bermondsey, St. Mary Mag.: one mess. and one curtilage.
O/086/046 Lease for 7 years. 1802 1. Archibald Smith of Rotherhithe wharfinger. 2. Samuel Scott, Thomas Harris, Robert Garnett, and Nathaniel Palmer of Aldermanbury, cornfactors. Rotherhithe, St. Mary: warehouse on N. of Rotherhithe Wall or St.
O/086/047 Correspondence, including some bills. Henry 1809-1814 Dudin and Messrs. Scott, Garnett and Palmer. (Items numbered 047-064)
O/086/065 Memorandum of agreement to sell (endorsed 1833 on sketch plan) 1. Joseph Grove of Seymour St. West, esq. 2. Henry Dudin of Horsleydown, lighterman. Bermondsey: premises near Mill Pond.
O/086/066 Lease for a year. 1767 1. John Fowle of Brome, Norfolk, esq. Thomas Brograve of Gray's Inn, Middx., gent. Sir Hanson Berney of Kirby Bedon, Norfolk, kt. 2. James Bayley of Tottenham Court Road St. Pancras, tailor: Bermondsey, St. Mary Mag.: mess. near St. Saviour's Mill Stairs, occup. Wm. Tucker, next Meredith Bishop and Samuel Uppem.
O/086/067 Release 1767 1. John Fowle and Thomas Brograve 2. Sir Hanson Berney and Dame Catherine his wife. 3. Charles Cock of St. James, Westminster, gent. 4. James Bayley. (the above property).
O/086/068 Release 1772 1. James Bayley of Wild St., St. Giles-in-the -Fields, tailor. 2. Alexander Godwin of Salisbury St., St. Mary Mag., Bermondsey, esq. Bermondsey: site of the above premises. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/069 Lease for 9 years (mutilated) 1784 1. Exors, of James Sharp, ironmonger, of Leadenhall St. London 2. Thomas Harrison of Tooley St., St. John's, Southwark, mason Southwark: mess. on S. of Tooley St., on E. of gateway to Sharp's Iron Manufactory.
O/086/070 Letters of Administration, of Will dated 12 June 1789 1786 of Samuel Ansell of Bermondsey St., St. Olave's Southwark, Dealer in Liquor. (P.C.C.)
O/086/071 Assignment of Legacy and letters of attorney 1789 1. Henry Smith of Newcastle-on-Tyne, grocer. 2. Richard Edwards and James Bullen of Tooley St., Southwark, brandy merchants. (under will of William Dixon, late of Newcastle).
O/086/072 Probate of Will dated 29 Jan. 1803 of William 1803 Edmondson of Tooley St., Victualler.
O/086/073 Assignment. 1814 1. Grace Knight, widow, Wm. Henderson and Ed. Knight, lighterman (exors. of Joshua Knight late of Horslydown). 2. James and William Burgess of Horslydown, cornlightermen. Southwark: lighter road or mooring chain called Shakespeare's Road, in Thames off Horslydown Old Stairs.
O/086/074 Lease for 10 years (mutilated) 1794 1. Robert Clemmons of Southwark, mason 2. Christopher Jackson of Red Cross St., Southwark Dulwich Common, Surrey: premises on N. side thereof late occup. William Nash (E. Lanty, W. James Bullcock, N. Robert Green, S. Dulwich Common).
O/086/075 Probate of Will dated 31 Mar. 1811 of William 1811 Allen, of Dulwich, master of the college of God's Gift, Dulwich, (P.C.C.) West Square, Surrey: a leasehold house. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/076 Assignment of lease. 1815 1. William Smart of Bishopsgate, builder. 2. John Mello of Finch Lane, banker Camberwell, Surrey: house in Denmark Hill (formerly part of park of Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny).
O/086/077 Faculty for a vault in St. Gile's, Camberwell 1831 1. Bishop of Winchester 2. Vicar of St. Giles (for Matthew Newbery Arbuthnot Robinson)
O/086/078 Appointment of new trustees and Assignment 1838 of lease. 1. John Cheap of Threadneedle St., London, broker. 2. Rosetta Butler of Sydenham, Kent, widow. 3. John Mackarness of London St., London, merchant. Alexander Wylie of Lloyd's Coffee House, London merchant. 4. John Druce of Billiter Square, London, gent. Camberwell, St. Giles: 1, 2, 4 and 5 Coburg Road. (Under trusts of Will of William Butler, late of Surrey Place, Southwark). With endorsements
O/086/079 Discharge concerning stock. 1840 1. Mary Harriett Margaret Gruttner of Exeter, Devon, spinster. 2. Charles Frederick Hennings of Dulwich Common, Surrey, esq.
O/086/080 Lease for 21 years. 1787 1. Therdosia Wild of the Bankside, Southwark, widow. 2. William Wilkinson of Christ Church, Surrey, tailor. Christ Church Surrey: wooden mess. and ground in Green Walk and Willow Walk. Plan. Endorsement: 15 Apr 1788 Covenant 1. William Gilbert of Christ Church, Surrey, grocer. 2. Theodosia Wild.
O/086/081 Survey of repairs required for premises in 1808 Green Walk, Christ Church, Survey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/082 Correspondence and accounts (William Gilbert, c. 1808-1810 Charles Druce etc.) (Items numbered 082-084)
O/086/085 Letters of Attorney 1813 1. Matthias Wilks of Rooksnest, Surrey, esq. 2. Charles Druce of Billiter Sq., London, gent. Charles Druce jr. of the same, gent.
O/086/086 Correspondence and accounts (Wilks, Druce c.1814-1817 etc.) (Items numbered 086-094)
O/086/095 Mortgage 1828 1. John Burtenshaw of Southwark Bridge Road, builder. 2. Thomas Ming of The Golden Cross, Charing Cross Road, bookkeeper. Southwark St. George's: Nos. 13 to 29 Valentine Court, on E. side of Pontipool Place.
O/086/096 Assignment of lease 1829 1. John Burten Shaw 2. William Rice of Chislehurst, Kent, gent. Southwark, St. George's: the above properties.
O/086/097 Grant of Annuity 1650 1. William James of Betchworth, Surrey, tanner. 2. John Wattell of Reigate, butcher. Thomas James of Westerham, brasier. Dorking and Newington, Surrey: lands in.
O/086/098 Marriage Settlement. 1657 1. George Wattle of Merstham, butcher. 2. Benjamin Bonwicke of Reigate, gent. Phillipp Cooke of E. Betchworth, plowright Dorking and Newington, Surrey: lands in.
O/086/099 Printed copy of 'An Act for Enabling the Dean 1774 and Chapter of Canterbury, Henry Penton Esq., and Thomas Brandon, to grant building leases...' 14 Geo. 3, cap. 43. Newington, Surrey: lands as specified.
O/086/100 Articles of Agreement for a building lease. 1774 1. Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Henry Penton of Winchester 2. William Austin of Walworth, yeoman. Newington, Surrey: Locke field. Plan in margin. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/101 Building lease for 99 years 1776 1. Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Henry Penton of Winchester 2. William Austin of Walworth, yeoman. Newington, Surrey: Locke field. Plan in margin.
O/086/102 Lease for 94 years 1780 1. William Austin of Walworth, Surrey, yeomen. 2. John Hoadley Scrivenor of Fenchurch St. London, merchant. Newington, Surrey: land in. Plan.
O/086/103 Lease for 61 and 38 years, consecutively. 1784 1. William Austin of Walworth, Surrey, gent. 2. John Humphrey Babb of St. Margaret's, Westminster, Middx. gent. Newington, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row, Walworth.
O/086/104 Lease for 99 years, less 5 days. 1784 1. Richard Ray of Streatham, Surrey, bricklayer. Michael Searles of the Kent Road, St. George's, Southwark, surveyor (exors. of William Austin). 2. John Shepherd of Leadenhall St., London, auctioneer. Newington, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row, late occup. - Alder.
O/086/105 Lease for 99 years less 5 days. 1784 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. Thomas Fish of Walworth, Surrey, gent. Camberwell, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row on E. side of road from Walworth to Camberwell, occup. Edward Coxe.
O/086/106 Lease for 99 years less 5 days. 1784 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. Isaac Stapleton of Windmill Row, St. Giles' Camberwell, esq. Camberwell, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row on E. side of road from Walworth to Camberwell, occup. Richard Hereford. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/107 Lease for 99 years less 5 days. 1784 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. John Pratt of Walworth, Surrey, gent. Camberwell, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row on E. side of road from Walworth to Camberwell, occup. - Newcombe.
O/086/108 Lease for 99 years less 5 days. 1784 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. John Flint of Walworth, Surrey, gent. Newington, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row, occup. - Buckle.
O/086/109 Lease for 99 years less 5 days. 1785 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. George Panter of Crosby Row, Newington, esq. Newington, Surrey: mess. in Crosby Row, occup. 2., (S. Buckle, N. Hereford).
O/086/110 Assignment of rents 1786 1. Richard Ray and Michael Searles. 2. Benjamin Anderton Cludd of the Old Bailey; London, gent. Newington, Surrey: various premises in Crosby Row.
O/086/111 Assignment of rents. 1786 1. Benjamin Anderton Cludd. 2. Edward Richardson of Fish St. Hill, London, victualler. Newington, Surrey: premises in Crosby Row.
O/086/112 Assignment of rents 1791 1. Edward Richardson 2. John Shepherd of Crosby Row, Walworth, Surrey, esq. Newington, Surrey: premises in Crosby Row.
O/086/113 Assignment of land and rents. 1801 1. Henry Penton late of Winchester, now of Piccadilly, Middx., esq. 2. John Shepherd of Walworth, Surrey, gent. Newington, Surrey: moiety of interests of 1 in Lock field and another piece of land as described, with premises thereon.
O/086/114 Assignment of land and rents. 1813 1. John Shepherd 2. Richard Harris of Walworth, esq. Newington, Surrey: all interests of 1 in the above property. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/115 Confirmation 1551 1. Nicholas Pacmane, cit. and skinner of London, son of James P. and Agnes his wife. 2. William Emerson and John Redman, cit. and bowyers of London. Southwark, St. Olave's: mess. called le Woolsack in Barmondsey streate. Seal missing: notarial mark.
O/086/116/A Enfeoffment. 1680/1 1. Henry Church of St. Olave's, Southwark, freeholder, son of Elizabeth Dalton, decd. 2. Adam Wright of St. Olave's, Southwark, yarneman. Elizabeth, his wife. Southwark, St. Olave's: ground, with the sheds etc. thereon, and use of house of easement and bridge at W. end of premises, in Woolsack Alley. Fine engraved heading.
O/086/116/B Short Memorandum showing description of 1716 property, extracted from the above.
O/086/117 Probate copy of Will dated 21 June 1682 c.1682 (probate missing) of Henry Church of St.Olave's Southwark, yeoman. Southwark, St. Olave's: 9 mess. in Woolsack Alley.
O/086/118 Lease for 61 years. 1691 1. Thomas Field cit. and ironmonger of London. Dorothy his wife, daughter of Henry Church, decd. 2. Adam Wright of St. Olave's, Southwark, cit. and lorriner of London. Southwark, St. Olave's: 8 old mess. and 2 pieces of land to W. thereof, on S. side of Woolsack Alley.
O/086/119 Lease for a year 1696/7 1. Adam Wright cit. and Lorriner of London. Mary his wife. 2. Richard Tuttle cit. and feltmaker of London. Southwark, St. Olave's: land on which mess. formerly stood and another piece of land to the W. thereof with use of house of easement and bridge, on S. side of Woolsack Alley. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/120 Release 1696/7 1. Adam Wright cit. and Lorriner of London. Mary his wife. 2. Richard Tuttle cit. and feltmaker of London. Southwark, St. Olave's: land on which mess. formerly stood and another piece of land to the W. thereof with use of house of easement and bridge, on S. side of Woolsack Alley.
O/086/121 Assignment of lease 1696/7 1. Adam Wright 2. Richard Tuttle Southwark, St. Olave's: 8 mess. etc. in Woolpack Alley.
O/086/122 Lease for a year. 1699 1. Richard Tuttle, cit. and feltmaker of London. 2. Francis Bland of St. Andrew's Holborn, Middx., gent. Robert Simms of Walthamstow, Essex, yeoman. Southwark, St. Olave's: land, with 2 mess. thereon and use of house of easement and bridge, in Woolsack Alley.
O/086/123 Lease for a year 1706 1. Thomas Field cit. and ironmonger of London Dorothy his wife Henry Field of London literman, son of the above 2. Thomas Tuttle cit. and turner of London. Southwark, St. Olave's: 6 mess., formerly 8, with land on W. thereof, on S. side of Woolpack Alley.
O/086/124 Lease for a year. 1709 1. Richard Tuttle of London, silverwyerdrawer 2. James Tuttle of St. Clement Danes' Middx. blacksmith. Southwark, St. Olave's: the above property.
O/086/125 Release 1709 1. Richard Tuttle and Susanna Tuttle, spinster (exors. of Thomas Tuttle). 2. James Tuttle of St. Clement Danes' Middx. blacksmith. Southwark, St. Olave's: the above property. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/126 Release 1711 1. Richard Tuttle 2. Michael Tesmond of St. Clement Danes, Middx., gent. John Wisdome, cit. and haberdasher of London. Susannah his wife. 3. James Tuttle of St. Clement Danes, 4. Thomas Field, cit. and ironmonger of London. Dorothy his wife. Henry Field of London, lighterman, their son. 5. John Webb glasier, of St. Mary, Newington. Southwark, St. Olave's: the above property.
O/086/127 Release. 1720/1 1. James Tuttle of St. Clement Danes, Middx., blacksmith, Susan his wife. 2. Joseph Ashton and Brook Pauncefort of the same, gent. Southwark, St. Olave's: 2 mess. in Woolsack Alley, occup. Stephens and Eames.
O/086/128 Lease for a year. 1721 1. John Webb of St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, glasier. 2. Lancelott Stephens of the Inner Temple, London, gent. Benjamin Mathews of St. Saviour's, Southwark, glassmaker. Southwark, St. Olave's: 6 mess. on S. of Woolpack Alley.
O/086/129 Probate of Will dated 9 Nov. 1721 of Susan 1723 Tuttle of Wapping in Stepney, Midd., widow. (P.C.C.) Southwark, St. Olave's: 2 mess. in Woolsack Alley.
O/086/130 Release. 1760/1 1. Hugh Dixey of Cherry Garden St., Rotherhithe, Surrey, tailor. 2. James Wrag of Bemondsey St., Southwark, victualler. Southwark, St. Olave's: mess. in Woolpack Alley, Late occup. Samuel Shaw, now Richard Alsop.
O/086/131 Plan of 6 houses and sheds etc. in Woolpack early 18th c Alley or Tutell Court in Barnyby St., Southwark; belonging to Mr. Jonson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 SHORTER FAMILY
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O/086/132 Lease for a year. 1756 1. John Matthews of Christ Church, Surrey, oar maker. 2.John Pillcher of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, Surrey, shipwright. Southwark, St. Olave's: mess. in Turtle Court.
O/086/133 Fine (r. hand indenture) {1773} 1. Joseph Flowter, plaintiff 2. William Craft and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants. Southwark, St. Olave's: a messuage.
O/086/134 Lease for 21 years. 1862 1. John Humphery of Hays Wharf, Tooley St. 2. Bartholomew Hepenstal Hartley of W. Kent Wharf. Southwark, St. Saviour's: West Kent Wharf near Montague Close. Plan in margin.
O/086/135 Lease for 27 years. 1810 1. William Steinmetz of Phoenix Place, Broad, St., Ratcliffe, Middx. sugar refiner. 2. John Bryning of St. John Southwark, cooper. Ratcliffe, Middx.: premises in Butcher Row. Plan in margin.
O/086/136 Lease for 20 years. 1804 1. Christopher John Mills of Mark Lane, esq. 2. William Prescott of Clapham, Surrey. Clapham, Surrey: mess. occup. 2.
O/086/137 Memorandum of Death dates of seven children c.1700 of the Brigins family, 1679-1694. (This document was found loose in the collection, and there is no particular evidence to relate it to BRS/DA.1932).