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London Metropolitan Archives Herne Hill LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 HERNE HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, RED POST HILL, CAMBERWELL N/C/47 Reference Description Dates Building leases N/C/47/001 Agreement to enter into a building lease for 500 22nd May, years 1902 1. Henry Thomas de la Bere, C.B., Samuel Stanley Brown, Robert Coats Cane, Arthur Coleman, John Ratcliffe Cousins, Rt.Hon. Lord Davey, Robert Kennaway Douglas, Thomas John Edwards, James Frederick Field, William Howes, George Noah Johnson, Harry James Powell, Marmaduke John Teesdale, Gordon Blennerhassett Voules, Matthew Wallace, Francis William Flow Wicksteed, M.D., Walter Henry Willcox, Estates Governors of Alleyns College, Dulwich, London. 2. Evan Spicer, Belair, Dulwich, Esq., J.P., George Alexander Hardy, Hausa House, Denmark Hill, London, Esq., Samuel Tothill Martin, Lyncote, Green Lane, East Dulwich, Esq., Edward Moore, Orchard House, Coventry Grove, Camberwell, Esq., James Fletcher Spriggs, Braeside, Hollingbourne Road, Herne Hill, London, Esq., Thomas Leonard Wells, Thildorick, Normanton Road, South Croydon, Surrey, Esq., Thomas Duncan Bell, 25 Talfourd Road, Peckham Road, Peckham, London, Esq., Charles William Toms, Maeburn House, Upper Richmond Road, Surrey, Esq., Rev. Thomas Hooper, The Manse, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs., Congregational minister. Land at Denmark Hill and Red Post Hill, Camberwell, London. Also included are n.d. Specification of requirements of Estates Governors of Alleyn's College of God's Gift in buildings on the estate. n.d. Two draft forms of building lease. 23rd October, 1902 Agreement to accept plans for Church: 1. Estates Governors of Alleyns College of God's Gift at Dulwich, London. 2. Evan Spicer, George Alexander Hardy, W..S.T. Martin, Edward Moore, James Fletcher Spriggs, Thomas Leonard Wells, Thomas Duncan Bell, Charles William Toms, Rev. Thomas Hooper. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 HERNE HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, RED POST HILL, CAMBERWELL N/C/47 Reference Description Dates N/C/47/002 Counterpart building lease for 500 years 14th April 1904 1. Arthur Berliner, Samuel Stanley Brown, Robert Coats Cane, Francis Clowes, D.Sc., Arthur Coleman, John Ratcliffe Cousins, Rt. Hon. Lord Davey, Thomas John Edwards, Edwin Thomas Hall, William Howes, George Noah Johnson, Henry Langston, Harry James Powell, Evan Spicer, Marmaduke John Teesdale, Joseph Russell Tomkins, Walter Henry Willcox, Estates Governors of Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich, London. 2. Evan Spicer, Belair, Dulwich, Esq., J.P., George Alexander Hardy, Hausa House, Denmark Hill, London, Esq., W.S.T. Martin, Lyncote, Green Lane, East Dulwich, Esq., Edward Moore, Orchard House, Coventry Grove, Camberwell, Esq., James Fletcher Spriggs, Braeside, Hollingbourne Road, Herne Hill, London, Esq., Thomas Leonard Wells, 212 Denmark Hill, Camberwell, London, Esq., Thomas Duncan Bell, 25 Talfourd Road, Peckham Road, Peckham, London, Esq., Charles William Toms, Meaburn House, Upper Richmond Road, Surrey, Esq., Rev. Thomas Hooper, The Manse, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs., Congregational minister. Land for Church in Denmark Hill and Red Post Hill, Camberwell, London. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 HERNE HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, RED POST HILL, CAMBERWELL N/C/47 Reference Description Dates N/C/47/003 Building lease for 34 years 14th April 1904 1. Arthur Berliner, Samuel Stanley Brown, Robert Coats Cane, Francis Clowes, D.Sc., Arthur Coleman, John Ratcliffe Cousins, Rt. Hon. Lord Davey, Thomas John Edwards, Edwin Thomas Hall, William Howes, George Noah Johnson, Henry Langston, Harry James Powell, Evan Spicer, Marmaduke John Teesdale, Joseph Russell Tomkins, Walter Henry Willcox, Estates Governors of Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich, London. 2. Evan Spicer, Belair, Dulwich, Esq., J.P., George Alexander Hardy, Hausa House, Denmark Hill, London, Esq., W.S.T. Martin, Lyncote, Green Lane, East Dulwich, Esq., Edward Moore, Orchard House, Coventry Grove, Camberwell, London, Esq., James Fletcher Spriggs, Braeside, Hollingbourne Road, Herne Hill, London, Esq., Thomas Leonard Wells, 212 Denmark Hill, Camberwell, Esq., Thomas Duncan Bell, 25 Talfourd Road, Peckham Road, Peckham, London, Esq., Charles William Toms, Maeburn House, Upper Richmond Road, Surrey, Esq., Rev. Thomas Hooper, The Manse, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs., Congregational Minister. Land for Church hall in Denmark Hill and Red Post Hill, Camberwell, London..
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