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London Metropolitan Archives Bore and Pugh LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates Estate Papers and Accounts ACC/0476/001/001 Copies of Court Roll re 5 messuages and lands 1749 - 1833 bounded on W by High Road from Tottenham Court to Hampstead. Includes Leases of messuages at Haverstock Hill, King's Row and Field Cottage. Families: Rawlinson, Venden, Rath, Pugh. 1757 Probate of Peter Rawlinson - principal legatee Sarah Venden his daughter. 1791 Probate of Sarah Venden. 1794 Copy Will of Shadrach Venden. 1833 Marriage Settlement - Joseph Froysell to Margaret Pugh. 12 documents ACC/0476/001/002 Leases re. House in Queen Street, Cheapside. 1817 - 1847 Bryant to Gardiner Mercers Company to John Pugh. (Schedule of Fittings). 4 documents ACC/0476/001/003 Papers of John Pugh as Executor of Mrs. Unfit Elizabeth Cleobury Not available for general access 18 May 1840 Release and Indemnity. Cleobury to Pugh of 76, Cheapside,. Leasehold messuage in Chapel Court, Union Street Whitechapel, messuage and 8a. land in Smallford, St. Albans, Herts. 1835-1840 Executors Account (Mr. Pugh) of Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Cleobury. Schedule of deeds (1721-1827) of estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Cleobury. 1840. Receipted bill for legal expenses. 4 documents ACC/0476/001/004 St. George, Middlesex (in-the-East): Leases of 1813 - 1817 premises in London Terrace and Berner Street, Commercial Road. 1813. Bore to Chapman. 1817. Welks to Grose. 3 documents ACC/0476/001/005 Stepney - Mile End Old Town: Leases of 1802 - 1810 premises in Gloucester Street and Gloucester Terrace, Commercial Road. Assignment in bankruptcy. Bore, Foy, Grose, Ashley. 3 documents LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates ACC/0476/001/006 Stepney: Leases of premises in Cannon Street 1805 - 1813 Road, Commercial Road. Bore, Ashley, Rutherford, Amor. 4 documents ACC/0476/001/007 Rent Accounts etc. (3) for house in Cannon 1833 - 1841, Street Road. 1845 Includes 1849: Schedule of deeds of Leasehold premises in Cannon Street Road and Berner Street (1813-1848) - formerly property of Bore. 4 documents ACC/0476/001/008 Stepney and St. George, Middlesex: Cash 1844 - 1845 Account Book of (?) Mr. Berner of 39, Dobsen Terrace, New Street, Kennington Road. Includes payments for rent, ground rent, land tax, poor rate, sewer rate etc. for property in Berner Street, 23, King Street, London Terrace, Gloucester Street, for wages, to East London Water Company, for subscriptions to Shakespear Walk School, Middlesex Society etc. 1 document ACC/0476/001/009 Papers of John Pugh, as Executor and Trustee 1867 of Thomas Bore: Account for Legal Expenses of the Executors of Will of T. Bore i.e. Pugh and others. 1 document Family papers, property transactions, estate administration and papers of family as executors LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates ACC/0476/002/001 Papers of Mr. Thomas Bore as Executor of Will 1791 - 1834 of Mrs. Rose Holley of 2, North East Passage, Wellclose Square, St. George in the East (a) 27 May 1791. Copy letter re assignment of 2, North East Passage to Mrs. Holley. (b) 1 June 1798. Will of Mrs. Rose Holley. (c) 19 Jan. 1804. Catalogue of Household Furniture of Mrs. Rose Holley, deceased, sold by order of executor at 2, North East Passage. (d) 1803 - 47. Executors Accounts and receipts etc. from legatees. (e) 1804 - 23. Receipts and Discharges (Stamp Office) on account of personal estate of Mrs. Rose Holley, given to Mr. Thomas Bore by the heirs of the deceased and receipts by legatees. (f) 1804. Fragment of receipted bill for wines bought of William Clark successor to Mrs. Holley. (g) [?1816] Receipt for deeds of premises in North-East Passage by Elisha Pechey to Thomas Bore. (h) 1818-1822. Receipt for 3 percent annuities (3 packets). (i) 1834. Label signed by Thomas Bore"...papers of Mrs. Rose Holley..." ACC/0476/002/002 Papers of Mr. John Pugh as executor of 1842 - 1854 Elizabeth Ward : Accounts, receipts, letters etc. Includes also some receipts to Mr. Thomas Bore concerning Whitechapel property. (Original Bundle). ACC/0476/002/003 Stepney: Sales Particulars of Leasehold 1801 Estates in Charlotte Street, Gloucester Street and White Horse Lane, near Whitechapel. 1 document ACC/0476/002/004 Stepney - Mile End Old Town: Abstract of Title 1802 of Charles Wilmot to land and brick messuage in White Horse, Lane, Mile End Old Town. ACC/0476/002/005 Papers of John Pugh as Trustee of Froysell 1846 - 1857 Family: relating to 1, Kings Row and Field Cottage, Haverstock Hill belonging to Froysell family. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates ACC/0476/002/006 St. Pancras, Manor of Tottenham, otherwise 1734 - 1793 Tottenhall: Abstract of Title (1734-93) to copyhold property at Haverstock Hill of Trustees of Sarah Venden. ACC/0476/002/007 Papers of John Pugh, as Executor and Trustee 10 Jun 1734 of Thomas Bore: Deed Poll - grant by Mrs. Martha Boare to son William Boare of house and lands and her personal estate at Weymore, Herefordshire ACC/0476/003/001 Probate of Will of Mrs. Rose Holley and Bill of 13 - 19 Jan Costs. 1804 ACC/0476/003/002 Stepney. St. George in the East, Limehouse: 1702 - 1778 Deeds re messuages in Three Colt Street Parties:- Jones, Turner, Nesbitt, Harley, Kell. 6 documents ACC/0476/003/003 Limehouse (formerly Stepney) and Shoreditch: 1809 Sales Particulars for Premises in Three Colt Street, Limehouse and in Cumberland Street, Curtain Road, Shoreditch. Sold by order of administrator of Charles Russell. ACC/0476/003/004 Papers of John Pugh, as Executor and Trustee 1845 - 1849 of Thomas Bore: Executor's Accounts and Release of Legatees including also some earlier bills etc. Includes: 1768. Copy probate of Will of William Bore of Pembridge, Hereford. 1790. Copies of Birth Certificate of Mary Bore. 1793. Copies of Birth Certificate of Sarah Bore. 1847. Copies of Death Certificate of Mary Pugh. 1845. Inventory of Goods and Chattels of Thomas Bore at his house at 7, Jubilee Street, Mile End. 1838. Letter from Thomas Bore to granddaughter Sarah Pugh, opened after his death LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates ACC/0476/003/005 St. George-in-the-East (formerly Stepney): 1761 - 1845 Deeds re messuages in Cannon Street, including the "Barley Mow". Parties:- Reeves, Crockett, Deadley, Chas. Pugh, Butler, John Pugh, Butler, John Pugh, London and Blackwall Rly. Co. 4 documents ACC/0476/003/006 Papers of John Pugh, as Executor and Trustee 1843/45 of Thomas Bore: Extract from Will of Thomas Bore (memo. of devisees). ACC/0476/003/007 Papers of John Pugh, as Executor and Trustee 1845 of Thomas Bore: Estate of Thomas Bore - decd, and Executors Accounts of John Pugh and Thomas Dunch ACC/0476/003/008 Papers of John Pugh as Executor of Mrs. 1841 Elizabeth Ward: Executor's Accounts. ACC/0476/003/009 Papers of John Pugh as Executor of Charles 1831 Pugh : Estate of Charles Pugh, deceased, late of Richard Street, Commercial Road. Executors - John Pugh and Thomas Hotchkiss. Includes Executors' Accounts and Legacy receipts. ACC/0476/003/010 Papers of John Pugh and his Executrix, Mrs. 1820 Elizabeth Cranston (nee Pugh) re. Pugh Family: Estate of Richard Pugh, deceased Late of the Bakers Coffee House, Change Alley - City of London, Vintner. Includes Receipt and Discharge for legacy by John Pugh to the Executors, Stephen Pugh and William Foster. ACC/0476/003/011 Papers of Thomas Bore as Executor of 1819 - 1831 Elizabeth Huntington deceased of Berners Street, Whitechapel. 1825 & 1831. Copies of Miss Huntington's Wills, Probate of Miss Huntington's Wills. 20 Dec. 1831. Burial Certificate of Elizabeth Huntington in St. Mary's parish, Whitechapel. 1819. Copy of Will of Thomas Huntington. 1831. Inventory of Books, Furniture, Plate of Elizabeth Huntington at 2, Berner Street. 1831. Executors' Accounts and Legacy Receipts. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BORE AND PUGH FAMILIES ACC/0476 Reference Description Dates ACC/0476/003/012 Papers of Thomas Bore as Executor, with John 1817 - 1835 Fryer, of Feke Teetgen, deceased, of Scotts Place, Lower Street, Islington. 1817-1818. Copy of Will of Feke Teetgen - Property in Islington, Whitechapel, St. Paul's Shadwell, Stepney, in Hamlet of Ratcliffe). 1818. Sales Particulars for Freehold and Leasehold properties in Shadwell and Ratcliffe Hamlet. 1818-35. Executors Bills and Accounts (Engraved Billhead for Coffin Maker and Undertaker. 1835. Release to Thomas Bore by Mr. and Mrs. Gye (nee Sarah Elizabeth Teetgen). ACC/0476/003/013 Papers of John Pugh as Trustee of Froysell 1847 Family: Bill of Costs for Mr. Pugh's agreement for tenancy of piece of land at Haverstock Hill. ACC/0476/003/014 Papers of John Pugh as Executor of Mary Ann 1848 Curtis: Copy of Will of Mary Ann Curtis Stepney. Executor - John Pugh. ACC/0476/003/015 Papers of John Pugh re the Clark family; 1851 - 1865 Letters and Receipts for money payments from members of the Clark family to their uncle John Pugh. Written from Edmonton, Hampstead, Dalston Camberwell. (Note: Mary/Clark was a daughter of Thomas Bore and she and her children were beneficiaries under Will of Thomas Bore). ACC/0476/003/016 Papers re. Clark family: John Clerk's Estate. N/D Account of H. D. Clark (?Executor) including sums received for sale of Upton Place, West Ham, Langley Place, (Commercial Road). Eagle Shares, Jewelry etc. ACC/0476/003/017 Papers of John Pugh re. the Clark family: 1872 & 1873 Bore's Estate Solicitor's Letters to Mrs. Cranstone as trustee of John Pugh deceased re transfer of Eagle Shares from the joint names of Martha and Henry Clark to her name and account for expenses connected with the transfer.
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