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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES JONES and SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Page 1 Reference Description Dates Properties ACC/0387/001 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates Properties ACC/0387/001 Ruislip Manor. Copy of Court Roll. 12 May 1758 Surrender of Thomas Nichols and admission of John Axtell to five lands in Pryors Fields otherwise Eastcote Bushes, land in Roxborne Mead, formerly the Estate of Dummers. ACC/0387/002 Auction Sale particulars of 8a. tithe free 26 May 1815 meadow on South side of New Road from Northolt to Rastcote in Ruislip & of 2 cottages in Northolt village Both properties copyhold held of Manor of Ruislip). ACC/0387/003 Ruislip Manor. Bargain and Sale of copyhold 24 Jan 1818 land i.e. 8a. meadow on south side of New Road from Northolt to Eastcote lying in Pryors Field otherwise Eastcote Bushes and in Roxbourne/Mead formerly the Estate of the Drummers (sic): William Winckley, executor of James Trasher to John Phillips. ACC/0387/004/A Ruislip Manor. 28 May 1833 Copy of Admission of Richard Winter and Edward Powell, on the surrender of Mr. John Phillips to land in Priors' Field, No. 203 on Enclosure Award. ACC/0387/004/B Receipted Will for Court Fees at Special Court 20 Mar 1848 of Manor of Ruislip In connection with "the admission of James Tomlinson Hitchcock [& ] of Geo. Robinson". ACC/0387/005 Lease of meadow land and two cottages built 27 & 28 Jan thereon, adjoining Bourne Lane called 1835 Shedding Corner, Ruislip, No. 207 on Enclosure Award. Mr. Thomas White and Mary his wife to James Hitchcock. ACC/0387/006 Release of meadow land and two cottages built 27 & 28 Jan thereon, adjoining Bourne Lane called 1835 Shedding Corner, Ruislip, No. 207 on Enclosure Award. Mr. Thomas White and Mary his wife to James Hitchcock. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates ACC/0387/007 Lease of meadow land adjoining Bourne Lane 1 & 2 Mar called Shedding 1816 Shedding Corner, Ruislip, No.207 on Encl. Award: Mr. Thomas Herbert and Trustee to Mr. John Phillips and Trustee. ACC/0387/008 Release of meadow land adjoining Bourne 1 & 2 Mar Lane called Shedding 1816 Shedding Corner, Ruislip, No.207 on Encl. Award: Mr. Thomas Herbert and Trustee to Mr. John Phillips and Trustee. ACC/0387/009 Deed of gift by Lease of property as in 6 & 7 May ACC/0387/007-008 1829 Mr. John Phillips and trustee to Miss Mary Phillips his daughter. ACC/0387/010 Deed of gift by Release of property as in 6 & 7 May ACC/0387/007-008 1829 Mr. John Phillips and trustee to Miss Mary Phillips his daughter. ACC/0387/011 Manor of Harrow alias Sudbury. Copy of Court 15 Apr 1811 Roll. Admission of Sarah Golder to head messuage with appurtenances and lands in common fields of Alperton and Roxeth in Harrow parish. ACC/0387/012 Copy of Burial Certificate of Sarah Greenhill in 29 Nov 1814 the parish of Harrow on the Hill. (12 Dec 1851) ACC/0387/013 Lease of land in Roxeth called Lises Pightle 15 & 16 Dec and in Dabbs Field in Harrow 1820 Messrs. Wm. & Wm. Greenhill (Trustees of Will of Sarah Greenhill) to Mr. John Phillips. ACC/0387/014 Release of land in Roxeth called Lises Pightle 15 & 16 Dec and in Dabbs Field in Harrow 1820 Messrs. Wm. & Wm. Greenhill (Trustees of Will of Sarah Greenhill) to Mr. John Phillips. ACC/0387/015 Deed of Covenant for production of title deeds 2 Nov 1827 (schedule) of land Premises Lists Pightle and Collens in Roxeth in Dabbs Field in Parish of Harrow, by Mrs. Sarah Hill to Mr. John Phillips. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates ACC/0387/016 Mortgage by demise of freehold lands 10 Sep 1829 In Roxeth called Lifes [sic] Pightle and Collens and in Dabbs Field Harrow called Bone Lane by Mr. John Phillips to Mr. William Elliott. ACC/0387/017 Lease of freehold lands 4 - 5 Jan 1832 In Roxeth called Lifes Pightle and Collens and in Dabbs Field, Harrow, called Bone Lane, by Mr. John Phillips to Ralph Deane and Peter Clutterbuck; also Covenant to surrender copyhold lands in Priors Field, Ruislip. ACC/0387/018 Release of freehold lands 4 - 5 Jan 1832 In Roxeth called Lifes Pightle and Collens and in Dabbs Field, Harrow, called Bone Lane, by Mr. John Phillips to Ralph Deane and Peter Clutterbuck; also Covenant to surrender copyhold lands in Priors Field, Ruislip. ACC/0387/019 Auction Sale particulars of 36a. copyhold 7 Dec 1847 pasture land in Roxeth Fields To be sold in 3 lots with possession, Mich. 1848. ACC/0387/020 Manor of Harrow alias Sudbury. 7 Jan 1848 Covenant by Stephen Green to surrender copyhold lands in Roxeth Field formerly described as Dabbs Field, etc. to James Tomlinson Hitchcock. ACC/0387/021 Manor of Harrow alias Sudbury. Copy of Court 7 Jan 1848 Roll. Admission of James Tomlinson Hitchcock to land in Roxeth Fields formerly described as Dabbs Field on east side of High Road from Northolt to Harrow. ACC/0387/022 Manor of Harrow alias Sudbury. 7 Jan 1848 Deed of Release and Covenant by Stephen Green to surrender copyhold lands in Roxeth Fields, formerly Dabbs Field etc. to George Robinson. ACC/0387/023 Manor of Harrow alias Sudbury. 7 Jan 1848 Copy of Court Roll. Admission of George Robinson to lands in Roxeth Fields formerly Dabbs Field, etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates ACC/0387/024 Agreement between Richard Winter and 21 Nov 1851 Edward Powell (Trustees of the Benefit Society of the United Brethren of Harrow) and James Hitchcock To sell freehold lands in Dabbs field near Bourne Lane in Harrow, and meadow land in Priors Field, Ruislip, No. 203 on Encl. Award. ACC/0387/025 Rules and Orders of the Benefit Society of 1841 United Brethren of Harrow. ACC/0387/026 Copy extract from Minutes of Meeting of United 2 Feb 1852 Brethren of Harrow agreeing to sale of lands in Harrow and Ruislip to Mr. Hitchcock. ACC/0387/027 Conveyance of freehold land in Dabbs Field 24 Feb 1852 near Barns Lane in Harrow. Messrs. Winter and Powell to Mr. J. T. Hitchcock. ACC/0387/028 Deed of confirmation of sale of lands in Harrow 24 Feb 1852 (Dabbs Field etc. and Ruislip (Plot 203). The Benefit Society of the United Brethren of Harrow to James Tomlinson Hitchcock. ACC/0387/029 Mortgages of land and cottages in Ruislip 25 Feb 1852 to called Shedding Corner near Eastcote Feb 1854; 20 Roxbourne, and in Dabbs Field near Barns Jul 1860 & 26 Lane, Harrow. Feb 1866 Parties: James Tomlinson Hitchcock and Messrs. Walkinson and Gosling; The Hon. Sophia Philippa Sidney. ACC/0387/030 Release of land and cottages in Ruislip called 25 Feb 1852 to Shedding Corner near Eastcote Roxbourne, Feb 1854; 20 and in Dabbs Field near Barns Lane, Harrow. Jul 1860 & 26 Parties: James Tomlinson Hitchcock and Feb 1866 Messrs. Walkinson and Gosling; The Hon. Sophia Philippa Sidney. ACC/0387/031 Reconveyance of land and cottages in Ruislip 25 Feb 1852 to called Shedding Corner near Eastcote Feb 1854; 20 Roxbourne, and in Dabbs Field near Barns Jul 1860 & 26 Lane, Harrow. Feb 1866 Parties: James Tomlinson Hitchcock and Messrs. Walkinson and Gosling; The Hon. Sophia Philippa Sidney. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates ACC/0387/032 Covenant to surrender copyholds in Manor of 21 Jul 1860 Harrow i.e. in Dabbs or Roxeth Fields by Wm. Bird, Esq. the younger and others to James Tomlinson Hitchcock. ACC/0387/033 Mortgage of freehold property called 22 Jun 1900 "Kimberley", Welldon Crescent on Greenhill Park Estate, Harrow Messrs. F.H.& W.A. Bettesworth (mortgagor) Mrs. Fanny Box (mortgagee). (Plan) ACC/0387/034 Transfer of Mortgage of "Kimberley" (see No. 19 Jun 1901 ACC/0387/033 above) by Mr. H.G.Box to Mr. L.T.Terry. ACC/0387/035 Conveyance of plot of land, No. 122 1903 Palmerston Road, Wealdstone, by Wealdstone Urban District Council to Mr. W.J.Evershed. (Seal of Wealdstone U.D.C. affixed).(Plan). ACC/0387/036 Lease for 99 years of land and detached house 22 Mar 1906 in Gayton Road, Harrow G. M. Kenyon, Esq., to Mr. G. L. Ball, (plan). ACC/0387/037 Counterpart lease of land and detached house 22 Mar 1906 in Gayton Road, Harrow G. M. Kenyon, Esq., to Mr. G. L. Ball, (plan). ACC/0387/038 Assignment of Leasehold premises called 20 Aug 1906 "Esher" in Gayton Road, Harrow Mr. G. L. Ball to Mr. B. Shannon. ACC/0387/039 Mortgage on Lease-hold premises called 20 Aug 1906 "Esher" in Gayton Road, Harrow Mr. B. Shannon to the "Q.V.Street" Mutual Benefit Building Society. ACC/0387/040 Assignment of Leasehold premises called 11 Mar 1918 Esher, Gayton Road, Harrow The "Q.V.Street" Mutual Benefit Building Society to Mrs. H. Findlay. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 JONES AND SONS {SOLICITORS} ACC/0387 Reference Description Dates ACC/0387/041 Deed correcting error in name of Parish in 16 Jan 1907 Indenture of 27 Jun 1898 etc Wherein premises (unspecified) were stated to be in Harrow instead of in Wealdstone. ACC/0387/042 Deed, supplemental to Mortgage of 8th Mar 5 Aug 1913 1910, of 27, Radnor Road, Pinner Providing for repayment of principal money by instalments: Mrs. E. Bettesworth and another to Trustees of Loyal Lord Byron Lodge of the South London District of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity Friendly Society.
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