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D/EL Welwyn, coat. Woolmer Green, cont. 5683 Draft mortgage, 1888 Maria Wells of Welwyn, widow, and others, to Septimus Warner of Hertford, esquire. Messuages at Woolmer Green with yards, etc. 5682, Contract for erecting 6 cottages at Woolmer 21 Aug. 1920 5682/1-3 Green. Welwyn Rural District Council, and George Henry Bennett of Forest Gate, Essex. builder. 5688 Draft lease of allotments. 1897 Trustees of Knebworth settled estates, to Welwyn Parish Council. Piece of land at Woolmer Green, 1 acre, 3 roods. 5681, Abstract of title, agreement, draft conveyance^ 22 Oct. 1920 5681/1-2 Josiah Smart of Stevenage, gravel merchant, to Welwyn Rural District Council. Piece of land at Woolmer Green^ 3 roods, 36 perches, on south side of and fronting road to Woolmer Green. Woolmer Green, Digswell. 5707, Tenders, building contracts, estimates, etc. 1919-1921 5707/1-41 Welwyn Rural District Council, and Messrs J. Willmott and Sons, Hitchin. Erecting of (1) 6 cottages at Woolmer Green. (2) 6 cottages at London Road, Welwyn. (3) 8 cottages at Station Road, Digswell. Woolmer Green. 5673, Draft will, draft mortgage. 7 May 1884 5673/1 John Wells of Welwyn, brickmaker, to Mary Dolling of New Cross, Surrey, wife of William Dolling, groom. Messuage at Woolmer Green with garden, etc. 5711, Insurance policies taken out by Joseph 1808; 1844-1850 5711/1-3 Peacock of Ayot Cottage, near Welwyn, on the life of his daughter Elizabeth Luppino and grand-daughter Charlotte Maria Luppino; deed of settlement of the Rock Life Insurance Company, 1808, etc. 5667 Bond in £400 concerning terms under will of 19 Nov. 1795 Israel Nominton of Welwyn, innhoider. Abraham Batten of Welwyn, innhoider, bound to Israel Norminton of Welwyn, gent. 494 D/EL Welwyn, cont. Welwyn Division. 5718, Election address and case for opinion of 1888 5718/1 counsel, etc. concerning Hertfordshire County Council Election and possible infringement of electoral law. Lieutenant-Colonel Blake of Danesbury. WESTMILL. Cherry Green Fara. 5652, Papers relating to estate of­ 25 June 1861 5652/1-8 Edith Hoy, deceased, late of Great Saling, Essex. Inventory of tillages and tenant rights; stock sale catalogue, etc. Gaylers 5651 Sale particulars, drafts of surrender, conveyance* 8 Nov. 1856 5661/1-4 Martha Hayden of Luton, Beds, widow and others, to William Hoy of Westmi11, farmer. Messuage called Gaylers with garden on west side, yard on north side. [Manor of Westmill Bury] 56S4 Abstract of title and other papers of 1858-1868 5654/1-11 William Hoy of Westmill, farmer Messuage called Gaylers and property at Stocking Pelham. [Manor of Westmillbury] 5655 Appointment of trustee under will of 23 Jan. 1866 Thomas Hoy, deceased. Ridgeway Field. 5649 Sale particulars and draft bargain and sale. 26 Dec. 1370 5649/1 Trustees for sale under will of James Snow, deceased, to George Jackson of Westmill, farmer. Piece of land in Ridgeway Field, 3 acres, 1 rood, bounded by allotment on north. Skinners Hill. 5653, Sale particulars, draft abstract of title, 29 Sept. 1898 5653/1-3 draft conveyance. George Jackson of Westmill, grocer and farmer, to Thosas Tylston Greg of Cliffords Inn, City of London, solicitor. 3 acres, 1 rood, 22 perches of land called Skinners Hill. Vine Fara. 5650 Sale particulars, plan and papers. 29 Aug. 1S62 5650/1-4 "Vine Farm" with 50 acres of land and 2 cottages, 495 D/2L WHEATHAMPSTEAD. Golf Club. 5661 Papers relating to the drawing up of an 1898 5661/1-5 agreement for the use of part of Gustard Wood Common as a golf course. 5660 Mid-Herts Golf Club, Members Handbook. 1897 Marford. 5663, Draft deed of enfranchisement, mortgage, etc. 22 March 1902 5663/1-3 Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, to Francis Limes of Whitwell, farmer. Messuage with garden, etc., in all 1 acre, 20 perches, late in occupation of Freeman, at Marford. Whcathaspstead Hill. 5662 Draft conveyance. 18 June 1891 Arthur Edmund Sharp of Bishop^ Hatfield, draper to Ezekiel Elliott of Bishop's Hatfield, bootmaker. 2 messuages at Wheathampstead Hill (on land once part of Red Cow Field) in occupations of Joiner and Odell. W1DF0RD. Benfields. 5664, Sale particulars, abstract of title, draft 1886 5664/1-4 conveyance. James Henry Burr of Standon, baker, to Alfred Hankin of Widford, licensed victualler. Close called Benfields, 1 acre, abutting to north, north-east, north-west on pasture; and lands called Calves Stock and LiHey Commons. Little Fen. 5665, Abstract of title and agreement of 1808­ 1861 5665/1 Thomas Nicholls Burr of Standon, to John Turner of Sawbridgeworth. 2 cottages with yards, etc, formerly 1 cottage called Little Fenn. WILLIAN, Halls. 5657, Lease and release. 14/15 Jan.1768 5657/1 John Pearson of Willian, carpenter, and others, to John Folbigg of Willian, farmer, and others. Messuage with appurtenances called Halls. 496 Willian, cont. 5658 Poster for sale to be held at the Willian Amis 3 May 1890 of household furniture and effects by order of the Sheriff. GREAT WYMONDLEY 5656 Lease. 20 March 1837 John Adaas of Adwinkle All Saints, Northamptonshire, gent, to William M . Nash of Great Wymondley, gent. Messuage or farmstead, etc, "and 48 acres of land. LITTLE WYMONDLEY Wyr.ondleybury. 5659 Draft lease. 1895 Matthew Henry Foster of Little Wyaondley, esquire, and Thomas William Saitheraan Chambers of Wynondleybury, esquire. Messuage called Wyaondley Bury. C. JUN 1975 HERTFORDSHIRE RECORD OFFICE D/EL Miscellaneous collection from the offices of Messrs Longmore, solicitors, of Hertford, deposited 1947 - 1963 Part 2 [Accessions 93, 97, 761 and 955] Inventory compiled May' 1975 D/EL Introduction to Part Two A large proportion of the documents in these deposits were rough drafts and other fugitive papers. With the concurrence of the depositors, only those considered important in their own right, those relating to other documents deposited and a sample of others have been retained. Because one branch of a solicitor's business leads to another, i t wil l be found that, for instance, bankruptcy papers include conveyancing papers, probate papers include documents relating to family trusts and so on. Where possible cross-references are employed to elucidate such problems. Papers concerning the railway projects in which the firm were employed have been retained in their entirety. This also applies to the two insurance companies, the County Hail-Storm and the County Mutual Life, in which the firm were involved and to the company dedicated to the improvement of artisan dwellings, the Hertford Building Company, some of whose work may stil l be seen in Hertford. Another activity in which the Longmore family was much involved was the administration of Hertford schools and this results in a series of papers relating to Hale's Grammar School (Richard Hale School), the Greencoat School and the others of the Al l Saints voluntary schools. MANORIAL D/EL Manor of Great Amwell Ml Presentment of absolute surrender 1 1811 by homage M2 Copy case and counsel's opinion 1 1825 concerning steward's fees [See also D/EL155-6, 199, 223, 267, 269-75, 294, 304, 304A, 347, 351-2, 353, 357, 360, 380, 424, 447-50, 457, 495-8, 502 and 505-6] Ayot St Peter; manor of Westingtons M3 Court roll 1 m 1673 - 74 M4 Court roll 1 m 1678 M5 Court rol l [3 courts, dates on 2 mm 1688, n.d. 1st and 3rd illegible] M6 Court roll 9 mm 1719 - 1737 M7 Court roll 1 mm 1724 M8 Court roll 1 vol 1736 - 1908 M9 Court roll 3 mm 1743 M10 Court roll 1 m 1748 Mil Court roll 2 mm 1752 M12 Court roll 2 mm 1756 M13 Fragmentary court rol l 1 m 1756 M14 Court roll 2 mm 1758 M15 Fragments of court rolls, unfit 2 n.d. for production M16 Schedule of court rolls 1 n.d. [post 1758] MANORIAL D/EL Ayot St. Peter: manor of Westingtons, contd. M17 Draft court rol l 1 1673 M18 Extracts from court rolls 1 1576 ­ 1639 M19 Profits of courts 1 1724 ­ 1743 M20 Precedents of court fees 2 n.d. *M21 Minutes of court, customs, 1 bdl 1746 ­ 1834 perambulations, correspondence and miscellaneous steward's papers M22 Miscellaneous steward's papers 3 1769 ­ 1832 *M23 Miscellaneous steward's papers. 1 bdl 1724 ­ 1813 Unfit for production *M24 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1807 ­ 1866 *M25 Steward's correspondence 1 fil e 1852 ­ 1877 *M26 Miscellaneous steward's papers, 1 bdl 1872 ­ 1892 including terrier and rough plan of Ayot Green with tenants' names M27 Correspondence relating to purchase 1 bdl 1877 ­ 1878 of property at Ayot Green by Lord Cowper of Wood's trustees *M28 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1877 ­ 1885 *M29 Steward's correspondence 1 bdl 1879 *M30 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1879 ­ 1880 *M31 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1892 ­ 1894 *M32 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1907 ­ 1908 M33 Miscellaneous steward's papers 1 bdl 1817 ­ 1830 [See also D/EL798] * original bundle MANORIAL D/EL Manors of Baas, Bygrave, Bedwell Lowths, Clothall, Essendon, Geddings, Hoddesdonbury, Little Hadham, Hatfield, Hockwell Gray, South Mimms (the manors of the Marquis of Salisbury) M34 Quitrental 1 vol 1840 - 42 [Bedwell Lowths: see also D/EL2317-20, 2416] Manor of Bengeo *M35 Reconveyances and warrants to 1 bdl 1848 - 1901 enter satisfaction Manor of Brickendonbury M36 Survey or manor, 1622, custumal, 1 vol 1553 - 1683 list of court rolls, abstracts of court rolls, 1553-1682, rentals, 1669 and 1683 [See also D/EL 2580-2, 2583-2613, 2620-30] Manor of Hertford Priory M37 Miscellaneous steward's papers 12 1793 - 1897 [See also D/EL 3685-90] Manor of Hertingfordbury Rectory M38 Court rolls 1 vol 1762 - J850 M39 Court rolls 1 vol 1856 - 1893 M40 Index to court rolls 1 paper n.d.
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