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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE ACC/0405 Reference Description Dates Property transactions ACC/0405/001 Muniments of Title. Norwood Parish including 1863-1910 Access by written permission Southall only Agreement re Vine Cottage, Norwood Green, land at Norwood Green, land known as Offlands, land at Frogmore Green, Southall, land at Top Lock, Southall, freehold land near River Brent Leases of the Cedars, Norwood Green, Bixley Field, Norwood and Southall 24 documents ACC/0405/002 Muniments of Title. Norwood Parish including 1875-1909 Access by written permission Southall only Agreements re White Hart Meadow and land in Southall. Leases of Red Lion Inn, Southall, White Hart Hotel and lands at Southall, Southall Market, Market House and Farm. Deeds re Southall Park and Mansion and plan of lowering of Havelock Road, Southall 32 items ACC/0405/003 Muniments of Title. Norwood Parish including 1878-1908 Access by written permission Southall only Lease and Agreements re lands in Southhall, including for working gravel pit near Southall, for a path at Southall between Avenue Road and Subway of Great Western Railway. Demise of Rights of Way over land on E. side of King Street, Southall 10 items ACC/0405/004 Muniments of Title Norwood. parish including 1870-1897 Access by written permission Southall only Leases and Agreements re Warren Farm, Manor Farm and Jackall's Field in Norwood; land near Hanwell Lunatic Asylum in Norwood; land in Norwood. Plans of filter tanks at Norwood Green-Norwood Parish Drainage and "Old Jersey-Minton Sewer at Southall" 9 items Sale particulars LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE ACC/0405 Reference Description Dates ACC/0405/005 Muniments of Title Norwood Parish including 1903-1930 Access by written permission Southall only Sales Particulars - including properties in Southall, Norwood Green, Lampton, Osterley and Hanwell. (i.e. Land of West Middlesex Golf Club, The Cedars, Avenue Field, Southall Green, Frogmore Green, Top Lock, Worton Way, Bassett Gardens and elsewhere) Property transactions and agreement to work gravel ACC/0405/006 Muniments of Title Hanwell 1882-1905 Access by written permission 1882 - 1890 Park Farm: Notice to Treat and only Award of Compensation, Agreements for working gravel, copy of schedule of Tithe Rent Charge. 1903 - 1905 Building Leases and Leases of land in Boston Road and Gravel Road 2 items Property transactions ACC/0405/007 Muniments of Title Heston 1869-1904 Access by written permission 1869 - 1894 Heston Farm - Lease, Agreement, only Award with Inventory of Live and Dead Stock. (1894). (3 docs.) 1881 - 1902 Lease and Agreement re. land at North Hyde. (2 docs.) 1881 - 1896 Leases of land to be used as brickfield. (3 docs.) N/D Particulars 14 items ACC/0405/008 Heston and Isleworth 1863-1908 Access by written permission Lease of land in Wood Lane. Wyke Green and only Osterley Gardens, Wyke House, Wyke Farm - Leases, Agreements etc. re land and premises. Agreements for Scrattage Farm (part of Osterley Estate). Agreements for letting grass land in Osterley Park 4 items Tithe record ACC/0405/009 Tithe documents 1885-1904 Access by written permission 1889. Isleworth Altered Apportionments (and only plans) of Tithe Rent charges. 1909. Hayes (Norwood) Certificate of Redemption of Corn Rents, etc. 1885-1904. Harwell Altered Apportionments Public utility undertakings LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE ACC/0405 Reference Description Dates ACC/0405/010 Public utility undertakings 1863-1912 Access by written permission 1863. Great Western and Brentford Railway - only Schedules to conveyance of land in Norwood and Isleworth. 1901. Hounslow, Slough and Datchet Light Railway. Notice to landowners and others. (Light Railway Commission 1901). 1906. London Outer Circle Railway 7 items Property transaction, schedule of deeds and legal papers and correspondence ACC/0405/011 St. George, Hanover Square: Schedule legal 1841-1905 Access by written permission papers and correspondence only 18 May 1877. Lease of Stables in Derby Street, Mayfair. 13 July 1841. Copy of 3rd Schedule to Indenture of Settlement-Osterley House and Park and property in Heston, Hayes, Northwood (sic) and Southall, Isleworth, Hanwell (specified), St. Andrew Holborn Estate papers ACC/0405/012 Miscellaneous Estate Papers 1812-1916 Access by written permission 1812. Report by W. James on the Osterley only Estate and an Estate in Hayes. 1843. Report by John D. Paine on Osterley Park Estate. 1884. Schedule of the Dilapidations at Osterley House (during occupation of Duchess of Cleveland) and copy of the Award. 7 items Records of Kent and Middlesex estates ACC/0405/013 Rentals and Accounts: Middlesex and Kent 1874-1875 Access by written permission Estates only 13 documents ACC/0405/014 Agent's Notebook: Middlesex and Kent Estates 1822-1823 Access by written permission only Plan ACC/0405/015 Plan of proposed widening of road into Tuns 1884 Access by written permission Meadow, Southall only Records of estates of Robert Child LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE ACC/0405 Reference Description Dates ACC/0405/016 Rental of Estates of late Robert Child 1804-1832 Access by written permission 1804. Middx. Heston, Northall, Norwood, only Hanwell, Stepney (Old Ford), Hayes (incl. Southall), Isleworth. London. Castle Street, Hemlock Court, Carey Street, Bedfordbury. Somerset. Norton under Hambdon Southarp, Shepton-Beauchamp. Suffolk. Colnes 13 items Rental and property transactions ACC/0405/017 Rentals and Leases 1811-1879 Access by written permission 1811. Rental of Middlesex Estates and of those only in Castle Street, Holborn and Bedfordbury, Covent Garden and Steward's Account of Receipts and Disbursements. 1848 and 1851. Counterpart Leases of land at Southall - Earl of Jersey to John Hill 5 items Sale particulars, property transactions, correspondence and plan ACC/0405/018 Miscellaneous Estate papers 1832-1934 Access by written permission 1832. Sale particulars and plan of Osterley only House and Park. 6 Jan. 1882. Letter from Jno. Brougham to W. D. Little, Esq. re. Isleworth Rent Charge. 20 Sept. 1890. Agreement for the occupation of Wyke Farm in the parish of Isleworth 6 items.
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