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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY E/PHI Page 1 Reference Description Dates PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS, MARRIAGE SETT LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 SPENCER-PHILIP FAMILY E/PHI Reference Description Dates PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS, MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS AND WILLS 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 E/PHI Reference Description Dates 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 E/PHI Reference Description Dates 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 E/PHI Reference Description Dates 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 E/PHI Reference Description Dates 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 E/PHI Reference Description Dates 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.
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