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E/PHI/001 Short abstract of title 1590-1631 (written after 1700). Sold by Thos. Golding to Thickness family. "The Crown and Hammer" (later the "3 Pigeons" rebuilt in 1700) and the "3 Bowls" in Whitechapel; and 1 acre called "Hallow acre" in London Field, Stepney.
E/PHI/002 Lease for 52 years 1697 (1) Ralph Thickness of Essex. (2) Jn. Venner of St. Mary Matfellon, citizen and soapmaker. The "3 Pigeons nr. 3 Bowle Alley, without the bars, in High St. from Aldgate to Whitechapel Church, and one messuage 2 yards, a workshop and garden.
E/PHI/003 Counterpart Lease 1700 (1) Ralph Thicknesse (2) Jn. Venner "The Patten" adjoining 3 Bowle Alley and 2 messuages in the Alley.
E/PHI/004 Mortgage 1716 (1) Sarah Slator of St. Paul, Shadwell, widow (da. of Ralph Thickness) (2) John White 1/5 part of:- 3 Pigeons, [ ] 3 Bowle Alley and 1 messuage adjoining in the High St. 2 yards, a workshop and garden.
E/PHI/005 Bond 1716 Sames parties and Joseph Lloyd of St. Paul, Shadwell, 'marriner' LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/006 Letter of attorney 1719 (1) Joseph Lloyd (2) Sarah, his wife (da. of Ralph Thickness) 1/5 of Manor of Little Ockley and lands in Hockley, Leigh, Hadle Navestock and Kelvedon Hatch in Essex; 1/5 of lands, etc., in St. Dunstan, Stepney and St. Mary, Whitechapel.
E/PHI/007 Mortgage 1721 1. Joseph Lloyd of Stepney, marriner, and his wife, Sarah (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White; 3. Jonathan Collett, merchant. Same property as in E/PHI/004 and E/PHI/005
E/PHI/008 Bond 1721 1. Joseph Lloyd; 2. Jon. Collett
E/PHI/009 Assignment of mortgage 1726 1. Jonathan Collett; 2. Jn. White of Walthamstow. Same property
E/PHI/010 Assignment of term 1730 1. Jn. White; 2. Jas. Hotchkis; 3. Ric. Nicholson. Premises mortgaged 2nd February, 1726/7, by Jonathan Collett, i.e., 1/5 part
E/PHI/011 Demise for 500 years. Security for payment of 1718 £300 (1) Catherine Thickness of Stepney, spinster (da. of Ralph T.) (2) Jn. White, tallowchandler. 1/5 part of:- 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (one called "Pattoon" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley, 3 fields containing 12 acres nr. the conduit on the W. side of Dog Row.
E/PHI/012 Assignment of term 1723 1. Jn. White; 2. Jn. Lissett and Katherine, his wife; 3. Ric. Nicholson of Whitechapel. Premises mortgaged by Catherine Thickness, 16 Dec 1718, i.e., 1/5 part LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/013 deeds relating to purchase 1717-1721 (1) Ellenor Turner of Essex, widow (da. of Ralph Thickness) (2) Jn. White 1/5 part of:- 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "The Patton" on the E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley.
E/PHI/014 Deeds relating to purchase 1717-1721 1. Ellenor Turner of Essex, widow; 2. John White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "The Patton" on the E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/015 Deeds relating to purchase 1717-1721 1. Ellenor Turner of Essex, widow; 2. John White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "The Patton" on the E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/016 Deeds relating to purchase 1717-1721 1. Ellenor Turner of Essex, widow; 2. John White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "The Patton" on the E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/017 Deeds relating to purchase 1717-1721 1. Ellenor Turner of Essex, widow; 2. John White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "The Patton" on the E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/018 Deeds relating to purchase 1723-1724 1. Jn. Lissett, citizen and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Katherine (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in 3 Bowl Alley
E/PHI/019 Deeds relating to purchase 1723-1724 1. Jn. Lissett, citizen and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Katherine (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in 3 Bowl Alley LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/020 Deeds relating to purchase 1723-1724 1. Jn. Lissett, citizen and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Katherine (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in 3 Bowl Alley
E/PHI/021 Deeds relating to purchase 1723-1724 1. Jn. Lissett, citizen and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Katherine (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in 3 Bowl Alley
E/PHI/022 Deeds relating to purchase 1723-1724 1. Jn. Lissett, citizen and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Katherine (da. of Ralph Thickness); 2. Jn. White. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 mess. adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in 3 Bowl Alley
E/PHI/023 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 (from) Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk, and Elis., his wife, and their trustees. (by) Jn. White. 1/5 part of:- 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoining (1 called "Patten" on E. side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley. (1719 deed mentions other Thickness property, i.e., messuages and 3 acres of ground at Mile End in St. Dunstan's; 3 messuages and a toft in 3 Bowl Alley, Whitechapel. In Essex:- Manor of Hockley and appurts.; Betts Farm, Hockley; "Pater-Noster" in Leigh and Hadley; Navestock Heath.)
E/PHI/024 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/025 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/026 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/027 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/028 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/029 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/030 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/031 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/032 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/033 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/034 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/035 Deeds relating to purchase 1719-1730 From Jas. Hotchkiss of Romford, Clerk and Elis., his wife and their trustees. 1/5 part of: 3 Pigeons, 2 messuages adjoing (1 called "Patten" on E. Side of 3 Bowl Alley) and 1 mess. in the Alley
E/PHI/036 Counterpart lease (plan) 1730 1. Jn. White of Walthamstow, gent; 2. Wm. Newland. 4/5 of: "3 Pigeons", soap house, etc., 3 Bowl Alley
E/PHI/037 Abstract of old lease 1590-1701 Title of Edw. Elderton. 2 pieces of waste ground of Stepney Manor at Mile End
E/PHI/038 Lease for 450 years (copy) 1590 (1) Wm. Borough of Lymhost, Stepney, and his wife, Lady Jane Wentworth. (2) Ric. Lea, citizen and draper. Parcel of the waste of Stepney Manor enclosed, on N. side of footway from Mile End to Whitechapel (9 rods x 7 rods 8' x 6 rods 2'). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/039 Lease for thirty-one years 1591 (1) Henry, Lord Wentworth (Lord of Stebun heath Manor). (2) Hy. Allam, blacksmith and gunner of St. Mary Matfellon. Piece of waste of manor on N. side of highway leading from Whitechapel to Mile End (81' x 31'). (Signature and part of seal of Wentworth. Endorsed:- "waste now called Daniell in the lyons denne".)
E/PHI/040 Lease for forty-three years 1624 1. Edmond Ferrers of Beds; 2. Thos. White, citizen and weaver. Piece of waste ground (as above) and 1 messuage called "daniell in the Lyons denne" and 2 cottages, built by Daniell Allam
E/PHI/041 Marriage settlement and lease 1630-1633 (1) Jn. Quince, citizen and barber-surgeon. (2) Wm. Kilburne, the elder of Huntingdon and Anthony Wood, citizen and merchant-taylor. (3) Philip Quince, son of John Q. and Ann Wood, da. of Anth. W. (1) Edm. Ferrers (2) John Quince 1 messuage and 2 cottages, etc. (as above)
E/PHI/042 Assignment of lease 1647-1648 (1) Saml. Needler, cit. and barber-surgeon, and his wife, Ann (da. of Anthony Wood, dec.), Wm. Kilburne of Gray's Inn. (2) Thos. King, citizen and poulter. 1 tenement and 2 cottages (as above) and 4 other messuages built on same ground by Jn. Quince.
E/PHI/043 Assignment of term 1650 1. Thos. Kinge, citizen and poulterer; 2. Symon Cage, citizen and founder. 1 tenement and 2 cottages (as above) and 4 other messuages built on same ground by Jn. Quince LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/044 Deed Poll (assignment) 1655 1. Simond Cage of Whitechappel, citizen and founder; 2. Thos. Grimly of Mile End, yeoman, son of Thos. G. the elder. Same property (reciting previous deeds)
E/PHI/045 Lease for a life 1701 1. Ed. Elderton; 2. Susan Grimley. Same property
E/PHI/046 Abstract of title and Confirmation of enfeoffment 1655-1701 for residue of 500 years (Grimley's and Cage' deeds) and Demise for 500 years Mr. Edw. Elderton (1) Commissioners appointed for the purpose by Protector (2) Thos. Grimley, citizen and woodmonger, and Simon Cage, citizen and founder. (1) Hy. Lord Wentworth. (2) Thos. Stile and wife, Joan. 2 pieces of waste at Mile End, Stepney Manor. Waste at Mile End on S. side of Highway (150' x 25').
E/PHI/047 Enfeoffment for several lives 1665 (1) Sir Wm. Smith, Ed. Gittings, Sir Wm. Bolton, Knt. and alderman of London, Wm. White, snr., citizen and haberdasher of London, Patience Ward and Robt. Yarway, citizens and mcht. taylors, Wm. White jnr., citizen and haberdasher, Robt. Stacey, citizen and skinner. (2) Joan Cage of St. Mary Matfellon, relict of Simon Cage, Thos. Grimley of Mile End, yeoman, and his wife, Susan (da. of S. Cage) and Sarah Cage (da. of S. Cage) 2 houses and 7 cottages on waste ground in Stepney Manor (as above).
E/PHI/048 Recognisance and copy 1666 Sarah Cage of Whitechapel, spinster, (to) Thomas Grimley and Susan, his wife
E/PHI/049 Recognisance and copy 1666 Sarah Cage of Whitechapel, spinster, (to) Thomas Grimley and Susan, his wife LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/050 Deed to lead uses of a fine 1671 1. Thos. Grimley the elder and Susan, his wife, and Geo. Ockland and Sarah, his wife (nee Cage); 2. Ed. Webb of Shadwell. All messuages, etc., on waste land (as above)
E/PHI/051 Two indentures of fine Edward Webb, quer., Thomas Grimley and Susan, his wife, and Geo. Ockland and Sarah, his wife, defors. Two messuages in Whitechapel
E/PHI/052 Two indentures of fine Edward Webb, quer., Thomas Grimley and Susan, his wife, and Geo. Ockland and Sarah, his wife, defors. Two messuages in Whitechapel
E/PHI/053 Copy of Will and probate 1678 Thos. Grimley the elder, of Mile End. Property (copyhold, freehold, leasehold) in Mile End, House in Fish Mkt. in St. Edmond's Bury
E/PHI/054 Lease and release 1701 1. Susan Grimley, widow relict of Thos. G. of Mile End, innholder; 2. Edward Elderton of Whitechapel, butcher. Two messuages and five new messuages (where lately were seven cottages) on N. side of street, Whitechapel
E/PHI/055 Lease and release 1701 1. Susan Grimley, widow relict of Thos. G. of Mile End, innholder; 2. Edward Elderton of Whitechapel, butcher. Two messuages and five new messuages (where lately were seven cottages) on N. side of street, Whitechapel
E/PHI/056 Indenture of fine 1715 John White, quer.; Ed. Elderton and his wife, Sara, defors. Seven messuages, one cottage, one garden and 1 acre of pasture in St. Mary, Whitechapel LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/057 Mortgage 1715 (1) Ed. Elderton of Stepney, butcher, and wife, Sarah. (2) Jeremy Sherbutt of Whitechapel, butcher. (3) Jn. White of Whitechapel, tallow chandler. Messuage (formerly 2 houses) at E. end of Whitechapel on N. side of street, and 4 messuages and a warehouse (on site where 7 cottages formerly stood) and ground on which they stand (81' x 31'); garden ground at Mile End, garden ground at Mile End Green, part of manor waste.
E/PHI/058 Bond 1715 1. Ed. Elderton; 2. Jn. White, tallowchandler
E/PHI/059 Copy of deed of gift 1719 1. Ed. Elderton of Stratford le Bow, yeoman; 2. Jeremiah Sherbott of Whitechapel, butcher; Thos. Nixon of Old Ford, distiller. Leasehold estates in Whitechapel, and Whitechapel and Stepney
E/PHI/060 Bond with covenant to convey premises before 1719 10th July, 1721 (1) Sarah Elderton of Old Ford, widow, Jeremiah Gregory of Stepney, cowkeeper. (2) Jn. White of Whitechapel, tallowchandler. Messuage and 4 other mess. and warehouse and toft of ground on which they stand.
E/PHI/061 Assignment of remainder of a term for 1,000 1722 years (1) Jn. White (2) Thos. Elderton, Sarah Elderton, Jeremiah Gregory and Mary, his wife. (3) Ric. Nicholson Messuage (formerly 2) and 4 others and a warehouse on ground (81' x 31'); and piece of Stepney Manor waste, now garden ground, before Grimley's House at Mile End; and a piece of waste near the common at Mile End Green. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/062 Lease and release 1722 (1) Thos. Elderton of Stratford-le-Bow, yeoman (son of Ed. E.) and Sarah, his mother; 2 new messuages and 2 others and toft on which they stand (81' x 31'). Jeremiah Gregory of Stepney, watchmaker, and Mary, his wife (da. of Ed. Elderton by Mary, his 1st wife); Jeremy Sherbutt of Whitechapel, butcher.
E/PHI/063 Lease and release 1722 (1) Thos. Elderton of Stratford-le-Bow, yeoman (son of Ed. E.) and Sarah, his mother; 2 new messuages and 2 others and toft on which they stand (81' x 31'). Jeremiah Gregory of Stepney, watchmaker, and Mary, his wife (da. of Ed. Elderton by Mary, his 1st wife); Jeremy Sherbutt of Whitechapel, butcher.
E/PHI/064 Deed of covenant to levy a fine 1722 2. Jn. White (from) Thos. Elderton and others (to) Ric. Nicholson and others (in trust for) Jn. White and others. 2 new messuages and 2 others and toft on which they stand (81' x 31')
E/PHI/065 Demise for 500 years 1671-1672 1. Philadelphia, Lady Wentworth and others; 2. Thos. Blakesley of St. Mary Matfelon, weaver. Waste ground of Stepney Manor, part of Mile End Green on N. side of Highway (60' x 200')
E/PHI/066 Marriage settlement (m. between Wm. Blakesly 1689 and Sarah Andrews) (1) Thos. Blakesly, Wm. Andrews of St. Mary Matfellon. (2) Wm. Blakesly of St. Mary M., silk throwster, son of Thos. B. (3) Jas. Gallwith, citizen and silk thrower and Jn. Williams of Clerkenwell. A parcel of the waste of Stepney Manor on N. side of way from Whitechapel to Bow (20' x 130'), piece of ground on N. side of highway leading from London to Mile End (16'6" x 200'). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/067 Copy of Will and probate 1703 Thos. Blakesly of St. Mary Matfellon, weaver (son Joseph - legatee) (son Wm. - deceased) 10 messuages between "Horshoo" and "Katherine Wheel", Whitechapel. (Copyhold of Stepney Manor purchased of Ralph Thickness); 3 messuages nr. Whitechapel. Prison; 3 other messuages in Whitechapel; 2 messuages in Court St. and 1 near "Crooked Billett" in the Highway, Whitechapel; "Shoulder of Mutton Field", nr. Stepney Common.
E/PHI/068 Letter of attorney (printed form with Navy Office 1708-1709 seal imprinted) 1. Thos. Harrison, H.M.S. Warspite; 2. Jane Seely of Whitechapel, widow
E/PHI/069 Will (original - printed form with special 1708-1709 reference to seafaring) Thos. Harrison of H.M.S. Warspite; Jane Seely of Whitechapel, beneficiary and ex'trix
E/PHI/070 Assignment of remainder of term of lease for 1713 500 years (1) Wm. Evans of Whitechapel, Throster, and Mary, his wife. (2) Joseph Blakesley of Whitechapel, salesman. 2 messuages and 2 gardens nr. Ducking Pond, St. Mary, Whitechapel (Devised by Thos. Blakesley to Mary Evans - nee Fuller).
E/PHI/071 Bond 1713 Same parties COURT ROLLS AND PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS
E/PHI/072 Copy of court roll 1726 Admission of Ric. Argent Blakesley (son of Joseph Blakesly). 7 tenements and 1 cottage (formerly 4 tents. and 4 cottages) at Mile End LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/073 Copy of court roll 1731 Admission of Ralph Thickness Riley, yeoman of Essex (gr. son of R. Thickness). 1/5 part of "The Horns" and piece of land near Whitechapel Prison lying between the "Horns" and the "Catherine Wheel" and 2 acres of land in Mile End, and one tenement and 2 cottages in Mile End.
E/PHI/074 Copy of court roll and Counterpart Lease and 1736-1797 Copy of court roll; Licence to let from 25th December, 1796 Admission of Ric. Argent Blakesly of Whitechapel, linen-draper (on surrender by heirs of Ralph Thickness). (2) Saml. Knight of Whitechapel, Baker. Rev. Chas. Phillips 4/5 parts of "The Horns" and land behind Whitechapel Prison. 3 messuages in Whitechapel. 2 acres and 1 tent. and 2 cottages in Mile End and 1/5 part of the Horns and land belonging thereto.
E/PHI/075 Copy of court roll and Assignment of moiety 1671-1794 and Lease Admission of Chas. Phillips of Essex, clerk, as nephew and heir of Ric. Argent Blakesley late of Whitechapel, draper (i.e., son of Mary, wife of Chas. Phillips of Walthamstow, sister of Blakesley). (1) Jn. Phillips of Yorks, gent. (2) Chas Phillips of Langford, Essex, clerk. Waste of Stepney Manor, i.e., Mile End Green, 60' x 200' and 7 messuages. (1) Philadelphia, Lady Wentworth and others. (2) Thos. Blakesley of Whitechapel, weaver.
E/PHI/076 Counterpart building lease (plan) and other 1797-1802 related to documents 1. Rev. Chas. Phillips; 2. Thos. Barnes of Newcastle St., builder. Ground in Bucks St. or Row and Gun St. or Lane (alias Greyhound St. or Lane) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/077 Copy of court roll 1726 Admission of Cuthbert Routh (on surrender of himself and Edward Walberge). Days Eastfield (except a rope walk) containing 12ac. 2r. 23 p. and 2 acres of Days West Field and the Rope Walk therein, and "King David's Fort" and ground adjoining (residue of 2 tents., 8 cottages and 40 acres in London Field - Stepney Manor
E/PHI/078 Copy of court roll 1728 Admission of Jn. White on surrender of Cuthbert Routh. Same property
E/PHI/079 Copy of court roll 1735 Admission of Andrew Hill of Walthamstow; Chas. Gisby of London, apothecary; and Jn. Bodicoate of London (Trustees of Jn. White). Copyhold of Stepney Manor
E/PHI/080 Summary of property with names of tenants Attached
E/PHI/081 Copy of court roll 1780 Admission of trustees of Chas. Phillips, son of Chas. P. of Walthamstow under Will of Jn. White of Walthamstow, gent. (Recites Will of Jn. White devising all freehold and copyhold in Essex and Middlesex to trustees for Chas. Phillips.) Copyhold of Stepney Manor, viz.:- Days East Field (12 acres, [ ] 23 p.), parcel of Days West Field (2 ac.) and rope walk thereon, and house called King David's Fort and ground adjoining, etc., being residue of 2 tenement 8 cottages an 40 acres in London Field, 2 acres, 1 tenement and cottages in Mile End and 1/5 part of "The Horns" and land nr. Whitechapel Prison and lying between "The Horns" and "The Catherine Wheel".
E/PHI/082 Copy of court roll; recovery 1792 Admission of Rev. Chas. Philips. Same property LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/083 Copy of court roll 1802 Admission of John Strutt of Terling, Essex, and Jas. Holden Strutt of Lower Seymour Street, M.P. (trustees under Will of Rev. Chas. Phillips, formerly of Black Notley, late of Langford, Essex)
E/PHI/084 Copy of court roll; licence to let 1802 John Strutt of Terling, Essex, and Joseph Holden Strutt of Lower Seymour Street, London, M.P. (extors. of Will of Rev. Chas. Phillips). Copyhold of Stepney Manor to which they were admitted 27 Apr, 1802
E/PHI/085 Copy of court roll; licence to let 1806 John Strutt of Terling, Essex, and Joseph Holden Strutt of Lower Seymour Street, London, M.P. (extors. of Will of Rev. Chas. Phillips). Copyhold of Stepney Manor to which they were admitted 27 Apr, 1802
E/PHI/086 Copy of court roll 1809 Admission of Jn. Robert Spencer under Will of Rev. Chas. Phillips. Days East Field, 2 acres of Days West Field and a rope walk, etc., King David's Fort with land, etc., adjoining (residue of 40 ac., etc., in London Field), 2 ac. in Mile End and 1 tent. and 2 cottages in do. and 1/5 part of the Horns and land adjoining.
E/PHI/087 Copy of court roll 1809 Admission of Thos. F. Gepp (on surrender of) Jn. R. Spencer ABSTRACTS OF TITLE LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/088 Abstract of title 1733-1814 John Roberts Spencer Phillips (under Will of John White). (Description of property in 1809:- 366 messuages built on said ground, formerly 11 streets, i.e., Terling Street, John Street, Spencer Street, Martha Street, Phillips Street, Cornwell Street, Union Street (E. 'side), Charles Street, Cross Street, Church Road (W. 'side), New Road from Anthony Street to King David's Fort.) Copyhold of Stepney Manor, viz.:- Days East Field, Days W. Field, King David's Fort, 2 acres, tenement and 2 cottages in Mile End, The Horns and land adjoining.
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E/PHI/089 Plan with ms. Notes 1810 Taken by J.R. Spencer Phillips. King David's Fort estate, i.e., Terling, John, Spencer, Martha, Phillips, Cornwell, Short, Charles, Cross, Union and Anthony Streets, Rope Walk and Church Road STATEMENTS OF RENTS
E/PHI/090 Statement of the rents c 1811 King David's Fort Estate BUILDING LEASES AND AGREEMENTS
E/PHI/091 Building Leases and agreements (plans) (Items 1792-1812 numbered 091-100) (1) Owners and trustees of King David's Fort Estate. (2) Wm. Cornwell snr. and jnr. and Ralph Morris. Cornwell St., Rope Walk, Anthony St., Union St., Union Pass.; Martha, Charles, Cross, Terling, John Streets, Church and New Roads, St. Georges-in-the-East. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/101 Building Leases and agreements (plans) (Items 1792-1812 numbered 101-118) (1) Owners and trustees of King David's Fort Estate. (2) Wm. Cornwell snr. and jnr. and Ralph Morris. Cornwell St., Rope Walk, Anthony St., Union St., Union Pass.; Martha, Charles, Cross, Terling, John Streets, Church and New Roads, St. Georges-in-the-East.
WILL AND PROBATE
E/PHI/119 Office copy of Will and probate 1815-1821 Ralph Morris of Mile End. King David's Fort Estate PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS
E/PHI/120 Instructions to advise and confer; statement of 1838 Nov 28 land transactions and parties involved 1802-33 (1st copy). King David's Fort Estate Includes:- 1809-1838 Title of Lord of Stepney Manor. Nos. 122-434 are sub-leases, etc., granted by Ralph Morris or the trustees of the Spencer -Phillips estate and their sub-tenants at King David's Fort, St. George's-in-the-East.
E/PHI/121 Instructions to advise and confer; statement of 1838 Nov 28 land transactions and parties involved 1802-33 (2nd copy). King David's Fort Estate Includes:- 1809-1838 Title of Lord of Stepney Manor. Nos. 122-434 are sub-leases, etc., granted by Ralph Morris or the trustees of the Spencer -Phillips estate and their sub-tenants at King David's Fort, St. George's-in-the-East.
LEASES
E/PHI/122 4-34, 36 and 38 ('Duke of Kent'), Martha Street 1808-1878 (Items numbered 122-127)
E/PHI/128 4-38, Martha Street, 2, Martha Street and 24 1874 and 26, Charles St. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/129 2, Martha Street and 61 and 63, Watney Street 1877 (formerly 24 and 26, Charles Street)
E/PHI/130 9, 10, Charles Street, 1, Martha Street (Items 1813-1870 numbered 130-135)
E/PHI/136 89-95, Terling Street (odd Nos.) and 24 and 26, 1855-1878 Sutton Street (Items numbered 136-144)
E/PHI/145 131 messuages in Tarling Street, Sheridan 1873-1880 Street, Spencer Street, Charles Street, Dean Street and Watney Street (Items numbered 145 -148)
E/PHI/149 1 and 3, Charles Street; 265 and 267 and 219 1808-1874 -253 (odd Nos., inclus.), Cable Street (formerly New Road)
E/PHI/150 1 and 3, Charles Street; 265 and 267 and 219 1808-1874 -253 (odd Nos., inclus.), Cable Street (formerly New Road)
E/PHI/151 1 and 3, Charles Street; 265 and 267 and 219 1808-1874 -253 (odd Nos., inclus.), Cable Street (formerly New Road)
E/PHI/152 299, Cable Street (formerly 8, Wellington Place, 1867-1875 New Road) (Items numbered 152-154)
E/PHI/155 307-313 (odd Nos., inclus.), Cable Street 1811-1882 (formerly 4, 3, 2, 1, Wellington Place, Back Road) (Items numbered 155-165)
E/PHI/166 293, Cable Street (formerly 11, Wellington 1805-1867 Place) (Items numbered 166-174)
E/PHI/175 305, Cable Street 1812-1880
E/PHI/176 305, Cable Street 1812-1880
E/PHI/177 305, Cable Street 1812-1880
E/PHI/178 305, Cable Street 1812-1880 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/179 305, Cable Street 1812-1880
E/PHI/180 305, Cable Street 1812-1880
E/PHI/181 203-207 (odd Nos., incl.), Cable Street; 34-40 1805-1891 (even Nos., incl.), Tarling Street; 35-41 (odd Nos., incl.), Sheridan Street and 36, Dean Street (Items numbered 181-193)
E/PHI/194 329-341 (odd Nos., incl.), Cable Street; 78-86 1807-1884 (even Nos., incl.), Sutton Street (Items numbered 194-200)
E/PHI/201 215 and 217, Cable Street (formerly Bath 1807-1879 Terrace, Back Lane) (Items numbered 201-204)
E/PHI/205 325, Cable Street (formerly 5, Back Road) 1818-1870 (Items numbered 205-219) Includes copy of Will of John Turner of Leytonstone, 4 Aug 1831
E/PHI/220 315-325 (odd Nos., inclusive), Cable Street 1818-1891 (formerly 315, 315 1/2;, 317-323, Cable Street (formerly Back Lane) (Items numbered 220-239 ) Formerly 10, 11, 12, 13, China Place; and 1, 2, 3, Briggs Court, Cable Street
E/PHI/240 14, China Place (Items numbered 240-247) 1822-1880
E/PHI/248 60 and 62, Dean Street; 1-7 (incl.), Sun Court, 1868-1869 New Road; 301 and 303, Cable Street (formerly 7 and 6, Wellington Place); 8, New or Back Road (Items numbered 248-250)
E/PHI/251 41, Dean Street (formerly Cross Street) (Items 1812-1878 numbered 251-255)
E/PHI/256 70, 72, 74, Sutton Street. Includes Will and 1809-1886 probate of Thomas Fletcher, 1834 (Items numbered 256-264)
E/PHI/265 76, Sutton Street (Items numbered 265-269) 1808-1878 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/270 'Hop Pole', i.e., 68, Great Sutton Street and 1809-1886 120, Cornwell Street (formerly 10, King David's Fort and 35, Cornwell Street) (Items numbered 270-280)
E/PHI/281 8-18 (even Nos., incl.), Cornwell Street (Items 1809-1881 numbered 281-285)
E/PHI/286 44, Cornwell Street (Items numbered 286-289) 1873-1878
E/PHI/290 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 (Upper), Cornwell Street 1811-1877 (Items numbered 290-304) Formerly 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, Upper Cornwell Street
E/PHI/305 47, 48 and 49, Cornwell Street (Items 1812-1857 numbered 305-310) Includes copy of Will and probate of Thomas Skinner, 1823 and 1824
E/PHI/311 51, 52, 53, 54, Upper Cornwell Street (later 20 1814-1881 -26, even Nos., incl., Upper Cornwell Street) (Items numbered 311-323)
E/PHI/324 66-76 (even Nos., incl.), Cornwell Street 1810-1880 (formerly 8-13, incl., Lower Cornwell Street) (Items numbered 324-340) Includes copy of probate and Will of John Collis, 1828 and 1830
E/PHI/341 100-108 (even Nos., incl.), Cornwell Street 1811-1869 (formerly 41-45, incl., Lower Cornwell Street) (Items numbered 341-347)
E/PHI/348 112-118 (even Nos., incl.), Cornwell Street. 1808-1879 (Items numbered 348-355)
E/PHI/356 New Road and Cornwell Street (Items 1812-1866 numbered 356-363)
E/PHI/364 New Road and Cornwell Street (Items 1812-1866 numbered 364-367)
E/PHI/368 28-36 (even Nos.), Cornwell Street (Items 1811-1872 numbered 368-370) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/371 House on S. side of Cornwell Street (Items 1812-1844 numbered 371-375)
E/PHI/376 6 houses in Yule Court (formerly Sun Court) 1811-1888 (Items numbered 376-387)
E/PHI/388 6 houses in Yule Court (formerly Sun Court) 1811-1888 (Items numbered 388-394)
E/PHI/395 56-62, Cornwell Street 1874
E/PHI/396 269-291, Cable Street, 2, Watney Street. 54-62, 1879 Cornwell Street
E/PHI/397 Premises in Little North Street, Whitechapel 1860-1879 Road (Items numbered 397-399) 3
E/PHI/400 75, Whitechapel Road (Items numbered 400 1853-1876 -405)
E/PHI/406 74, Whitechapel Road, 1 and 2, St. Mary Street 1878
E/PHI/407 74, 75, 139, 140, 141, 142, Whitechapel Road 1804-1884 (Items numbered 407-418)
E/PHI/419 Separate items relating to above estates (Items 1762-1885 numbered 419-423)
E/PHI/424 Separate items relating to above estates (Items 1762-1885 numbered 424-434) PAPERS AND PLANS CONCERNING CONSTRUCTION OF LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY
E/PHI/435 Documents including plans (Items numbered 1838-1891 435-440) Construction of London and Blackwall Commercial Railway. King David's Fort Estate WILLS
E/PHI/441 Copy of Will 1745 Mary Phillips of Walthamstow, widow LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
E/PHI Reference Description Dates ACTS OF PARLIAMENT
E/PHI/442 Printed abstract of Act of Pt. 1747 For the better repairing the highway; and cleansing the streets, within the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch MANORIAL CUSTUMAL
E/PHI/443 Custumal 1587 Manor of Stepney. 1 printed copy bound in vellum with MS. note at end (22nd November, 1591), being a list of deeds relating to the manor deposited at Haberdashers' Hall (transferred to Library, Ref. 93.01)
E/PHI/444 1 MS copy of the same PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS
E/PHI/445 Copy of building lease for sixty-one years 1723 1. Jn. Venner of New Brentford; 2. Jn. Bartholomew, bricklayer, and Robt. Abbott, carpenter. Garden ground fronting High Street (104' x 102' x 60'), nr. Black Lyon Yd., St. Mary, Whitechapel
E/PHI/446 Lease 1724-1725 1. Jn. Bartholomew and Robert Abbott; 2. Jn. White of St. Mary, Whitechapel. New messuage erected on part of ground leased 11th July, 1723
E/PHI/447 Counterpart Lease 1735-1736 1. Andrew Hill, Chas. Gisby, Jn. Bodicoate, extors. of Jn. White; 2. Wm. Gray, citizen and carpenter. Messuage and workshop near Black Lyon Yd.
E/PHI/448 Bundle of papers relating to John White as 1700 trustee of the Will of Cornelius van Deuren No real estate
E/PHI/449 Release 1746 1. Elis. Cregut, spinster (legal heiress of C. van Deuren). 2. Extors. of Jn. White LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY
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E/PHI/450 Release (Deed Poll) 1757 1. Hannah Cregut of London, spinster (legal heiress of C. van Deuren). 2. Extors. of John White FAMILY CERTIFICATES
E/PHI/451 Affidavit, certificates of christenings, marriages 1799 and burials relating to pedigree John White, reversioner in fee of Jn. White, Dec, of Walthamstow PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS
E/PHI/452 Release to make a tenant to the Precipe for 1808 suffering recovery (1) John Tyrrell of Essex and Sarah, his wife, da. and devisee of Wm. Tyssen of Cheshunt. (2) John Jessop of Essex and others (3) and (4). Cheshunt; Huntingdon Co., mess. in Thames Street. Property in St. Mathew, Bethnal Green; Stepney and St. L., Shoreditch (fully described in schedule).
E/PHI/453 Agreement for tenancy 1904 1. Mrs. H. Elliott of 49, Campden Hill Ct.; 2. J.C. Spencer Phillips of Beckenham. Rooms in 49, Campden Hill Court, Kensington
E/PHI/454 Lease for twenty-one years 1691 1. Wm. Earl of Bedford, Lord Russell, Baron Russell, P.C.; 2. Abraham Harrison of St. Paul, Covent Gdn., woollen draper. Messuage on E. side of Bedford Street, St. Paul's, Covent Garden
E/PHI/455 Lease for twenty-one years 1691 Same parties. Messuage adjoining. Bedford's signature on both leases
E/PHI/456 Lease (plan) 1905 1. Robt. Wigglesworth of Ashtead Lodge; 2. Jn. C.S. Phillips late of Beckenham. "Ashtead Lodge", Ashtead, Surrey