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ACC/1399 Page 1 Reference Description Dates ISLEWOR LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ISLEWORTH BREWERY: PROPERTY RECORDS Deeds and related papers ACC/1399/001 Mortgage (by lease and release), 7-8 July 1726 - 1731 1726. 1. John Atfield of Old Brentford, clockmaker. 2. Richard Clements of Isleworth, gardener. Premises: messuage and tenement with appurts. and close of land (3½a.) in Isleworth. Consideration: £150. Endorsement: receipt, 25 Sept 1731, of (2) for £159. 7s. 6d. received of Mr. William Harvest at direction of (1), in discharge of mortgage, (2) will hold premises in trust until directed to convey to William Harvest. ACC/1399/002 Lease and release. 1731 28 - 29 1. Richard Clements of Isleworth, gardener. Sep 2. John Atfield of Old Brentford, clockmaker. 3. William Harvest of Isleworth, brewer. Premises: as in ACC/1399/001a-b. Consideration: £159. 7s. 6d. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/003 Deed to lead uses of common recovery and 1767 covenant to release copyhold. (attested copies) 18-19 Jan [1747/8]. 1. Margaret Harvest of Woking, Surrey, widow of William Harvest of Woking, brewer, deceased. 2. William Harvest of Chiswick, brewer, son and heir of William Harvest. 3. George Harvest of St. Bride, London, distiller, et al. 4. Forbench Bradford of Shere, Surrey, gent., grandson of William Harvest. 5. William Nicholls of Shepperton, gent and Matthew Nicholls of Shepperton, brewer. 6. John Easted of Worplesdon, Surrey, gent. and wife Elizabeth. 7. John Biscoe of Inner Temple, gent. 8. John Stevens and Henry Boddington of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, distiller. 9. George Ayliffe of St. Anne Westminster, turner. Premises: freehold messuage, brewhouse, malthouse and other buildings, with close and two small messuages adjoining, all in Isleworth, (property in Hampshire and Surrey detailed); customary messuages in Isleworth called Eagle and Child, The Ship; copyhold messuage in Old Brentford; all part of estate of William Harvest, deceased, to be sold according to order in Chancery, to settle debts; property in Hampshire and Surrey to be subject of common recovery; customary premises to be surrendered, to (3) and (8). ACC/1399/004 Mortgage by demise for 1000 years (with 1759 11 Dec counterpart). 1. William Harvest of Woking, Surrey, gent, son and heir of George Harvest, of St. Bride, London, distiller. 2. William Whitmore of Shepperton, gent. Premises: messuage, brewhouse and malthouse and other buildings, with close adjoining and two small messuages, in Isleworth. Consideration: £500. at 4½% p.a. Endorsement: memorandum that £250 of consideration money is trust fund under will of John Whitmore deceased, of which (2) and George Gilbourne of Shepperton, gent, are trustees, remainder is money of (2), mortgage to be of equal benefit to both. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/005 Lease and release (with counterpart release). 1765 23 - 24 1. Rev. William Harvest of Harmondsworth. Oct 2. William Whitmore of Shepperton, gent. 3. William Child of Isleworth, captain in 15th regiment of light dragoons. Premises: as in ACC/1399/4a-b, now consisting of two malthouses and other buildings, subject to above mortgage. Consideration: £200. from (3) to (1). Covenant: (3) will discharge mortgage debt on being assigned remainder of term of demise. ACC/1399/006 Abstract of title of Captain Child to premises in 1767 Isleworth (as in ACC/1399/4a-b) reciting deeds 1726-1765. ACC/1399/007 Lease and release. 1767 23 - 24 1. Captain William Child. Jun 2. James Duberly of Dingestow, Monmouthshire, esq. Premises: as in ACC/1399/4a-b. Consideration: £1600. ACC/1399/008 Assignment. 1767 24 Jun 1. William Whitmore of Shepperton, gent. 2. Captain William Child. 3. James Duberly. 4. George Duberly of Monmouthshire, mercer. Premises: remainder of term in ACC/1399/4a-b, assigned to (4) as trustee for (3). Consideration: £500. from (3) to (1), £1600 from (3) to (2). ACC/1399/009 Deed of covenant. 1767 24 Jun 1. Rev. William Harvest. 2. James Duberly. (1) will produce lease and release (ACC/1399/3a-b) on request. ACC/1399/010 Agreement. 1769 15 Feb 1. James Duberly of St. Paul Covent Garden, esq. 2. Thomas Vidler of Isleworth. (1) will lease to (2) for 61 years, dwelling house, stable, coachhouse, gardens, two malthouses, storehouses, and parcel of ground, all in Isleworth, for £55. yearly rent. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/011 Lease for 61 years from Christmas 1768 (with 1769 28 Feb counterpart). 1. James Duberly of St. Paul Covent Garden, esq. 2. Thomas Vidler of Isleworth, brewer. Premises: dwelling house, stable, coachhouse, gardens, now occupied by James Williams, mealman; also two malthouses and storehouses occupied by (2), and piece of garden ground adjoining said dwelling house, all situate on south side of Brazil Mill Lane, Isleworth. Rent: £55. yearly. Covenants: (2) may strip interior of New Malthouse and instal brewing equipment. With schedule of fixtures and fittings of entire premises. With marginal plan. ACC/1399/012 Inventory of fixtures on estate of James Duberly 1771 27 Aug in Brazil Mill Lane, Isleworth, leased to Thomas Vidler. Possibly based on schedule in ACC/1399/11a -b. ACC/1399/013 Memorandum of agreement. 1777 Jan 1. Edmund Hill of Whitton [Twickenham]. 2. Thomas Vidler of Isleworth. -(2) shall have use of piece of ground, part of (1)'s corn mill yard at Isleworth at 1s. yearly rent. ACC/1399/014 Act of Parliament (private) to enable part of 1799 freehold estates of James Duberly esq., to be sold, and to allow money to be applied to trusts of marriage settlements of five daughters. Estates in Monmouthshire, Oxon., Pinner and Isleworth. ACC/1399/015 Particulars of sale of brewhouse, dwelling 1800 house, grounds etc., in Brazil Mill Lane, Isleworth, (as in ACC/1399/11a-b) by order of trustees of James Duberly deceased; leased to Thomas Vidler, occupied by Mr. Farnell. To be auctioned 29 Aug 1800. ACC/1399/016 Abstract of title of trustees of James Duberly, 1800 Sep deceased, to premises in Isleworth; reciting deeds 1726-1799. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/017 Lease and release. 1800 14 - 15 1. Charles Morgan and Evan Foulkes, trustees Nov of will of James Duberly, and five daughters of said James Duberly and respective husbands. 2. William Farnell of Isleworth, brewer. 3. William Taylor of Isleworth, brewer, trustee for (2) to bar dower. Premises: as in ACC/1399/11a-b, lease now vested in (2). Consideration: £1145. Annexed: appointment, 31 Oct 1800, of Charles Morgan and Evan Foulkes as attornies for Duberly daughters and their husbands. ACC/1399/018 Assignment. 1800 15 Nov 1. William Duberly, executor of George Duberly, deceased, et al. 2. Beale Blackwell, esq., in trust for William Farnell. Premises: remainder of term in ACC/1399/4a-b. ACC/1399/019 Mortgage (by lease and release). 1800 21 - 22 1. William Farnell of Isleworth, brewer. Dec 2. William Taylor of Isleworth, brewer. 3. Beale Blackwell of King Street, Clerkenwell, esq. 4. Robert Colville of Coleman Street, London, gent. Premises: as in ACC/1399/11a-b, to use of (4). Consideration: £20. already owed to (3) by (1) and further loan of £980. to (1). With bond in £1960. for repayment and notes concerning transaction, annexed. ACC/1399/020 Certificate of contract and related documents 1803 19 Jul for redemption of land tax on house in Hampton Wick (occupied by Stephen Cheeseman) and on messuage, two small tenements, brewhouse, malthouse, gardens, outhouses, etc., in Isleworth, all property of William Farnell. ACC/1399/021 Memorandum of purchase of annuities for 1803 8 - 9 Aug William Farnell, for transfer to Commissioners for redemption of land tax. ACC/1399/022 Copies of memoranda concerning pew rent in 1821 21 Nov Isleworth church, 1774-1784, originally belonging to John Spyers. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/023 Reconveyance (by lease and release). 1826 20 Oct 1. Beale Blackwell Colvin of King Street, Clerkenwell, son and heir of Robert Colvin (called Colville in ACC/1399/19a-d). 2. James Farnell of King Street, Clerkenwell et al, executors of Robert Colvin. 3. John and Charles Farnell of Isleworth, brewers, executors of William Farnell, deceased. 4. Henry Farnell of Isleworth, gent. Premises: public house called Tankerville Arms with land opposite in Hounslow and Heston; also messuage called Crooked Billett in Stanwell, and premises as in ACC/1399/011a -b, all previously mortgaged by William Farnell to Beale Blackwell. Consideration: £2,200. from (3) to (2). ACC/1399/024 Bond in œ600, 1788. 1788 - 1827 1. William Farnell of Isleworth, brewer. 2. Beale Blackwell of King Street, Clerkenwell, ink maker. Condition: payment by (1) to (2) of £300. at 5% p.a. interest. With certification of discharge of bond, 22 Jan 1827, by John Farnell, executor of (1). ACC/1399/025 Bond in œ1800, 17 Oct 1792. 1792 - 1827 1. William Farnell of Isleworth, brewer. 2. Beale Blackwell of Clerkenwell, esq. Condition: payment of £900. by (1) to (2). With certification of discharge of bond, 22 Jan 1827, by John Farnell, executor of (1). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 WATNEY COMBE REID AND COMPANY LIMITED {BREWERS} ACC/1399 Reference Description Dates ACC/1399/026 Assignment. 1827 27 Dec 1. Beale Colvin of King Street, Clerkenwell, son and heir, of Robert Colvin, deceased. 2. Susanna Colvin of same place, widow of Robert Colvin, James Farnell of same place, gent., et al, executors of will of Robert Colvin.
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