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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates Property transactions and related papers ACC/1261/001 Copy of court roll, manor of Northall. Admission 1732 of Henry Bristow of Greenford, eldest grandson and next heir of Judith Marnham, widow, deceased, with appointment of John Brittridge of Greenford, yeoman, as guardian of Henry Bristow during his minority. Premises: 2a. meadow field at bottom of Northall Wood in occupation of John Hodges. ACC/1261/002 Lease for a year [release missing]. 1. Henry 1736 Marnham Bristow of Greenford, gent., eldest son and heir of Anne Bristow deceased by James Bristow deceased, Anne being heir of Mary Marnham deceased. 2. Henry Laremore of St. Clement Danes, gent Premises: 4a. freehold meadow land and appurtenances being part of field in occupation of John Hodges, par. Northall and Greenford; all other freehold land of (1) in occupation of John Hodges. Rent: 1 peppercorn. Consideration: 5s. ACC/1261/003 Copy of memorial of release see 1736 w.1794 ACC/1261/002 ACC/1261/004 Copy of court roll, manor of Northall. Admission 1737 of Henry Laremore of Boswell Court, St. Clement Danes, gent., on surrender of Henry Marnham Bristow, admitted 23 October 1732. Premises: 2a. of meadow at bottom of Northall Wood in occupation of John Hodges; all other copyhold land of Henry Marnham Bristow in occupation of John Hodges. ACC/1261/005 Copy of probate of will, dated 15 February 1747 1747, of Henry Laremore of St. Clement Danes, gent. Bequests include: to testator's brother Daniel Laremore of Greenford, all real estate; joint executors, Daniel Laremore and John Brittridge of Greenford, gent. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates ACC/1261/006 Conveyance by lease and release. 1. Daniel 1785 Laremore of Greenford, farmer, brother and heir of Henry Laremore deceased. 2. William Brough of Greenford Green, Greenford, gent. Premises: 4a. of freehold meadow land and appurtenances, now enclosed, being part of field formerly occupied by John Hodges and now in occupation of (1), par. Greenford and Northall otherwise Northolt [abuttals given]; bought by (2) at public auction. Consideration: £136. 10s. ACC/1261/007 Conveyance by lease and release and 1796 covenant to surrender copyhold premises. 1. William Brough of Great Marylebone Street, St. Marylebone, gent. 2. James Milner of Northall, gent. Premises: {As in ACC/1261/6a-b}, now in occupation of (2). Consideration: £350. Covenant: by (1) to surrender 2a. of copyhold meadow at bottom of Northall Wood, manor of Northall, now in occupation of (2); to which (1) admitted tenant 25 April 1785 ACC/1261/008 Abstract of title of Robert Newman of Hayes, 1810 farmer and Robert Stone of Downe Barnes, farmer, devisees in trust of James Milner deceased, to freehold and copyhold land in par. Greenford and Northall LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates ACC/1261/009 Conveyance by lease and release and 1810 covenant to surrender copyhold premises. 1. Robert Newman of Hayes, farmer and Robert Stone of Downe Barnes, Northall, farmer, devisees in trust of James Millner [sic] deceased. 2. Frances Millner formerly of Northall and now of Clapton, widow of James Millner. 3. William Arnold of Harrow, shopkeeper. 4. William Timberlake of Harrow, tailor, trustee of (3) to bar dower. Premises: parcel of freehold meadow land (3a. 2r. 33p.), now called Broughs Meadow, in par. Greenford and Northall, otherwise Northolt [abuttals given]; in occupation of John Chapman; bought by (3) at public auction. Consideration: £470. to (1) by (3); 10s. to (2) by (3). Covenant: by (1) to surrender 3a. 30p. of copyhold meadow land at bottom of Northall Wood, par. and manor of Northall, in occupation of John Chapman; known, with above freehold land, as Broughs Meadow. ACC/1261/010 Copy of court roll, manor of Northall. Admission 1810 of Robert Newman and Robert Stone, devisees of will of James Millner, admitted 16 November 1796; surrender of same and admission of William Arnold. Premises: Broughs Meadow as in covenant ACC/1261/9a-b ACC/1261/011 Conveyance by lease and release and 1838 covenant to surrender copyhold premises. 1. William Arnold of Harrow, shopkeeper. 2. Charles Shadwell of Grays Inn, esq. Premises: {as in conveyance ACC/1261/9a-b}; in occupation of (1). Consideration: £410. Covenant: by (1){as in covenant ACC/1261/9a -b}; in occupation of (1). ACC/1261/012 Manor of Northall. Absolute surrender by 1838 William Arnold of Harrow, shopkeeper, and wife Mary, to use of Charles Shadwell of Grays Inn, esq. Premises: Broughs Meadow {as in covenant ACC/1261/9a-b}. Consideration: £148. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates ACC/1261/013 Official extract from will, dated 8 April 1663, and 1828 proved 21 December 1663, of William Millett of Sudbury, par. Harrow on the Hill, gent. Bequest: annuity of £5. for use of poor of parish of Great Greenford, to be paid out of three closes of freehold land called Pollards, par. Greenford. ACC/1261/014 Manors of Greenford with Hanwell. Absolute 1756 surrender by Sir Hutchins Williams, bart., William Peere Williams esq. his son, George James Williams esq. and Thomas Whateley esq. to use of Agatha Child of Osterley Park Premises: all copyhold hereditaments in manors of Greenford and Hanwell. ACC/1261/015 Copy of court roll, manor of Greenford. 1757 Admission of Agatha Child on surrender of Sir Hutchins Williams and others, with note of fine paid for alienation of freehold land conveyed by George James Williams and Thomas Whateley to Agatha Child Premises: as in ACC/1261/14 ACC/1261/016 Copy {printed} of Act for Inclosing Lands in the 1813 Parish of Greenford, in the County of Middlesex (53 Geo.III Sess. 1812-13. Royal Assent 23 March 1813). ACC/1261/017 Survey and valuation of estates of Earl of 1815 Jersey in parishes of Northolt, Greenford, Hanwell, Harrow, Ruislip and St. Mary-le-Bow. Details given include names of tenants, farm and field names, type of land, quantity and value. Pencilled annotations relate to sale of estates in 1827 see ACC/1261/22-23. ACC/1261/018 Copy of court roll, manor of Greenford. 1815 Admission of Rev. John Keysall of Tewkesbury, Gloucs., clerk, on death of father John Keysall, last survivor of those admitted 24 April 1783, upon trusts of will of Robert Child, esq Premises: messuage and 7a. of land; all copyhold hereditaments in manor of Greenford formerly held by Sir Hutchins Williams bart., William Peere esq. his son, George James Williams esq. and Thomas Whateley esq. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates ACC/1261/019 Extract from Greenford Enclosure Award, dated 1816 19 January 1816, of nine allotments awarded to Earl of Jersey. Premises: arable land in Ridding, Skeggs, Riceham and Garroways Fields; waste land on Greenford Green, (total 69a. 17p) {abuttals given}; Nos. 297, 279, 260, 257, 289, 270, 262, 263, 276 on map of award. ACC/1261/020 Copy of court roll, manor of Greenford. 1817 Admission of Rev. John Keysall, clerk, under his admission on 26 April 1815 to copyhold estates of Earl of Jersey, upon trusts in will of Robert Child. Premises: as in ACC/1261/19 ACC/1261/021 Abstract of act for enclosing lands in Greenford, 1827 of Commissioners award, relating to nine allotments to Earl of Jersey, and of title of Rev. John Keysall, 1813-1817. ACC/1261/022 Particulars and conditions for sale of Manor of 1827 Northolt and other freehold estates in Northolt, Greenford, Harrow and St. Mary-le-Bow. Premises: Sudbury Green Farm and farm meadows, par. Harrow; Prabson's or Canal Meadows, par. Greenford; Greenford Green Farm, par. Greenford and Northolt [Lot 6; note in ACC/1261/023 that part is copyhold land]; Oakley's Farm, par. Northolt; Manor of Northolt, Court and Smith Farms, par. Northolt and Greenford; Long Croft Meadow, par. Northolt; Old Manor Farm and part of Iliots Green Farm, par. Northolt; Pond Farm, par. Northolt; Crown Public House, par. Northolt; marsh land at St. Mary-le-Bow; [plans of each lot]. Contract for sale of Lot 6, Greenford Green Farm, to Charles Shadwell of Grays Inn for £8,250 [ACC/1261/023]. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SHADWELL FAMILY ACC/1261 Reference Description Dates ACC/1261/023 Particulars and conditions for sale of Manor of 1827 Northolt and other freehold estates in Northolt, Greenford, Harrow and St. Mary-le-Bow. Premises: Sudbury Green Farm and farm meadows, par. Harrow; Prabson's or Canal Meadows, par. Greenford; Greenford Green Farm, par. Greenford and Northolt [Lot 6; note in ACC/1261/023 that part is copyhold land]; Oakley's Farm, par. Northolt; Manor of Northolt, Court and Smith Farms, par. Northolt and Greenford; Long Croft Meadow, par. Northolt; Old Manor Farm and part of Iliots Green Farm, par. Northolt; Pond Farm, par. Northolt; Crown Public House, par. Northolt; marsh land at St. Mary-le-Bow; [plans of each lot]. Contract for sale of Lot 6, Greenford Green Farm, to Charles Shadwell of Grays Inn for £8,250 [ACC/1261/023] ACC/1261/024 Plan of Greenford Green Farm, par. Greenford. 1827 Marked Lot 6, with pencil annotations. Scale: 9 chains to 1 inch. Size: 17½" x 15". ACC/1261/025 Draft schedule of {Greenford Green Farm} and 1827 other premises, giving field names and acreage. Some items marked 'Not Lot 6.' ACC/1261/026 Abstract of title to Manor of Northall and farms 1827 and lands in parishes of Northolt and Greenford, 1726-1818. ACC/1261/027 Abstract of title of Rev.
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    Enfield Society News No. 208, Winter 2017 What is the future for Enfield Town? On 25th September 2017, the consultation period ended for the draft Enfield Town Master Plan. The plan was summarised in the Autumn newsletter and is an advisory document designed to provide a framework for future developments. The Society’s Architecture and Planning Group gave careful consideration to the plan, holding a joint meeting with the Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Three adjacent empty shop units in Enfield Church Street Group and meeting the planning officers involved in the masterplan preparation. The idea of a bridge linking the Tesco should review how market places operate The Plan states that Enfield Town Centre site with the Town Centre is strongly in other towns. now needs to respond to a series of supported because this could be an We noted that the plan does not make challenges and opportunities in order to attractive landscaped feature. reference to any significant consultation successfully define its future. In general terms the lack of any proposals with the Palace Gardens and Palace for community use – schools, childcare, Exchange shopping centres. The number These include: health facilities, sheltered housing etc. – of empty units along Church Street ● A series of site development opportunities, is noted and regretted. If more residential continues to cause serious concern. Some which need a coordinated response to development is encouraged, supporting of these units need considerable control the form, quality and density of community infrastructure is essential. modernisation and yet landlords continue new development. The Society has reviewed the various to charge very high rents.