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HB/A/001 Chirograph Indented. Grant 5 Ed II 1. Brother Peter, Prior of the Hospital of St. [1311/12] Katherine next the Tower and the brethren and sisters there. 2. Sir Adam de Chiuenynggis. Piece of land in the parish of Blessed Mary of 'Newenton extra Barram de Suthwerk' near the land of Robert de Cober. Witnesses--Sir John Joce, Richard clericus de 'Suthwark,' Roger de Pulter, Henry de Hatton, Nicholas de Anton, John de Hatton, Simon de Bernwell, Walter de Milword, John le Bruer, Nicholas de Stafhurst, William clericus.

HB/A/002 Chirograph Indented. Acknowledgment of 15 Ed II undertaking by way of Mortgage [1321/22] 1. Gilbert de Balsham, Saddler of London. 2. Adam de Cheueninggis, son of Sir Adam de Cheueninggis. Land at 'Newenton extra Barram de Suthwerk.' Witnesses--Richard de Langeford, Henry Graspeys, Simon de Bernewell, Thomas le Barber, Henry le Taillur, William called le Melleward, Godfrey Pourte, Henry de Hactone, Ralph clericus.

HB/A/003 Grant 50 Ed III 1. William de Melton, chaplain. 2. William Boys [1376/77] of County Dorset, Godfrey Chauflour, Adam lady, tailor of London. Tenement, land etc. in the lane and parish of St. Clement near the street of 'Candelwykstrete' in the ward of 'Lumbardstrete.' Near the tenements of John Fraunceys and Walter Osekyn, Belonged formerly to William leght and Sarre his wife. Witnesses--John Chichester, Thomas Clench, Simon Crowe, Thomas atte Barnet, Richard atte Dych. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/A/004 Grant 2 Hen IV 1. Margeria Matchyng, formerly the wife of John [1400/01] Cok. 2. John Depham, and Joseph Wysebech, chaplains. Tenements and land in the lane and parish of St. Clement near the street of 'Candelwykstrete' in the Ward of 'Lumbardstrete' near tenements formerly of John Fraunceys and Walter Oseykn. Witnesses --John Fraunceys, Mayor of the city of London. William Inote, John Wakelee, Sheriffs, Godfrey Crook, Alderman of that Ward, John Frankeleyn, Thomas Duke, William lobenham. Note.--Stow (ed. 1603 p. 520) gives the names of the sheriffs, under the date 1400, as John Wakel and William Ebot.

HB/A/005 Inquisition Post Mortem 9 Hen VI Enquiry by John Morys, Robert Hereward, [1430/31] William Terell, William Erbyche, John Twyford, Thomas Frankleyn, Thomas atte Doune, John Rebard, John Lyncolne, John Clerk de Westminster, Robert soyk, etc., on oath as to whether Richard Haukeford held at his death 3 acres of land in 'Holburne' 'extra barram' etc. Sixteenth century deeds

HB/B/001 Deed Poll--Release 34 Hen VIII Thomas Hollys of Newstead, Lincolnshire, and 1543 Anna his wife to Robert Wood of London. Tenement in the parish of St. Botulph extra 'Bisshoppesgate' and in the Ward of 'Bisshoppesgate' near 'le hulf Mone' and 'le Crowne.' No witnesses.

HB/B/002 Deed Poll--Recovery 37 Hen VIII William Wodlef and William Gifforde. Messuage [1545/46] in the parish of St. Nicholas Olave in the ward of 'Quenehithe.'

HB/B/003 Deed Poll--Recovery 3 Eliz [1560/61 Jacob Dyer, Thomas Fox, Thomas Cobb, ] William Pagett. Messuage in the parish of St. Clement Danes 'extra barras novi Templi.' LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/004 Indenture of Assignment 7 Eliz 1565 1. Nicholas Brystowe of Laurence Ayott, Hertford. 2. Arthur Dawbney, Merchant Taylor of London. Messuage in 'Cordewaynerstreate' in the parish of St. Thomas 'Apostell.' Witnesses--Peter Baker, Henry Alyson.

HB/B/005 Indenture--Feoffment 37 Eliz 1. Arthur Dawbeney, Merchant Taylor of [1594/95] London. 2. James Collymore, Haberdasher of London. Messuages in 'Cordwaynerstrete' in the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle. Witnesses--John Davenant, Thomas Pecke, Thomas Dunne, Thomas Burman.

HB/B/006 Deed Poll--Feoffment 9 Eliz 1567 Thomas Leuerett alias Leuered to Thomas West. Tenements in 'Whytecrosse Strete alias Whitecrouche strete' in the parish of St. Giles 'extra Crepulgate.' Witness--Simon Wrenche.

HB/B/007 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 11 Eliz 1. George Goldinge of Poslingford, Suffolk. 2. [1568/69] Thomas Langton, merchant taylor of London. Tenement etc. in Suffolke lane in the parish of 'alhallowes the lesser in Thamysestreate.' Witness--John Gybon.

HB/B/008 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 20 Eliz 1. William Salkyns, merchant taylor of London. [1577/78] 2. Martin Archedale, grocer of London. Messuages in Suffolke lane in the parish of 'Alhallowes the lesse in Thamistreete.' Schedule of fixtures attached. Witness--Ralph Holte.

HB/B/009 Deed Poll--Assignment 22 Eliz 1580 Mighell Blunte of Iver, Bucks and John Beryman, Executors of the late Henry Osmonde to Martyn Archedale. Messuages in Suffolke lane in the parish of 'Alhallowes the little in Thamistreete.' Witness--Rauff Holte. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/010 Indenture-Feoffment 26 Eliz 1584 Martyn Archdale, grocer of London to John Barker of Ipswiche. Messuages in Suffolke lane in the parish of 'Alhallowes the little in Thames strete.' Witnesses--William Copland, Thomas' Sexten, Thomas Tayler.

HB/B/011 Bond 21 Eliz William Salkyns to Martin Archedale. Witness- [1578/79] -Ralph Holte.

HB/B/012 Bond 13 Eliz Richard Howe of Hertford to John Cranfeld. [1570/71] Witness--Robert Wood, Thomas Lee, Reginald Busse.

HB/B/013 Indenture of Lease 15 Eliz 1573 1. Richard Bucklande, haberdasher of London. 2. John Louse, 'Cordeweyner' of London. Piece of ground etc. in the parish of 'St. Gyles without Crepulgate.' Witness--Richard Forster.

HB/B/014 Deed Poll--Assignment 21 Eliz 1578 Richard Colmore to Robert Garnett. Messuage called the 'Stomer' in 'Birchinlane' in the parish of 'St. Michell in Cornehill.' Witness--William Brokbanck.

HB/B/015 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 25 Eliz 1582 1. John Garrarde, Haberdasher of London, and Jane his wife. 2. Gyles Crowche, Haberdasher of London. Messuage called the 'white horse' in the parish of St. Stephens in 'Walbrooke.' Witness--George Leuatt, public Notary.

HB/B/016 Will of John Wood--Probate 26 Eliz 1583 Messuages called the 'halfe moone,' etc. in the parishes of 'St. Buttolphe withoute Bisshopsgate' and St. Leonard 'Shorditche.' Executrix--Joane Wood, his mother. Witnesses- -Thomas Wrightson, scrivener, Henry Stacie, Davy Bromefield, Randall Bedwolfe. Proved- -Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1593. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/017 Indenture of Lease 30 Eliz 1588 1. John Wight draper of London and Thomas Wight, his son. 2. Moyses van Dam of 'St. Buttolphe in Eastsmithefeild.' Messuages near the 'Newe Rentes' in 'Eastsmithfeild.' Witnesses --Thomas Flassett, John Wynton.

HB/B/018 Indenture of Assignment 35 Eliz 1593 1. Percyvall Hassall, Skynner of London and William Herriott and Thomas Richardson, Drapers of London. 2. John Porter, Fishmonger of London and William Olyver 'Fremason' of London. Messuage in the parish of St. Olave in 'Hartestrete' in the ward of 'Algate.' Mentions William de Lawne. Witness--William Serche.

HB/B/019 Indenture of Mortgage 37 Eliz 1. William Richardson, Fishmonger of London, [1594/95] Thomas Richardson, his son. 2. Thomas Chamberlayne of 'Greyes Inne' and George Wilkynson of London. 3. Thomas Collyns of London of the parish of Allhallowes in the Wall. Messuages in Old Change in the parish of St. Nicholas 'Cold Abbye.' No witnesses.

HB/B/020 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 38 Eliz 1. Thomas Fysher and Edward Fysher, [1595/96] Skynners of London of St. Lawrence Lane in the ward of Cheape. 2. Francis Savage of Eldersfield, Worcester. Messuages and land called the 'Moore,' the 'Hill' etc. in Newent, Gloucestershire. Witnesses--William Samsoun, scrivener, John Williams.

HB/B/021 Will of Richard Maye, writer of the Court Letter.- 39 Eliz 1596 -Probate To be buried in 'St. Michaells in Cornehill.' Executrix--Ellen Maie his wife. Witnesses- -George Samwell, public notary, William Conradus, Alice Ferris.

HB/B/022 Deed Poll--Assignment 35 Eliz 1592 John Topp of 'Watlingstreate.' Messuages called the 'Sarazens hedd' and the 'Rambe.' in Watlingstreate Schedule of Furniture attached. Witness--Thomas Chapman, Alexander Topp. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/023 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Philip and 1. John Smythe of Little Baddowe, Essex. 2. Mary [1555/56] Richard Turke of London. Messuages in 'Thamystreate' in the parish of St. Mary at hill near 'Byllingisgate,' and one called the 'Whyte' Lion, near Love Lane. Witnesses--David Sympson, George Lordinge.

HB/B/024 Deed Poll--Feoffment 19 Eliz 1577 Thomas West to Robert House. Messuages in 'Whitecrosstrete' in the parish of St. Giles 'extra Crepulgate.' Witnesses--John White, Richard Lee, Adam Hubberd and others.

HB/B/025 Indenture-Marriage Settlement 19 Eliz 1577 1. Anthony Walker of London. 2. Thomas Payne of 'Lyncolnes Inne.' Manor of Garton, Yorkshire, Messuage called Palenswick in Middlesex, lands in Braynford, Fulham, Bedford, Twickenham, Isleworth etc. Messuages in Cheapside called 'the daggers' in St. Clement Danes, the 'Swanne' without Bishopsgate, messuages in Basing lane and on 'Snorehill,' etc. Witnesses--John Dalton, William Payne, Ro. Tias, Hughe Base.

HB/B/026 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Ed VI 1. John Hethe, Cowper of London. 2. Gylbert [1549/50] Dethyck of London, 'Norry kyng of Armes.' Messuage in the parish of St. 'Gabriell Fanchurche.' Witness--Christopher Galmor.

HB/B/027 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 19 Eliz 1. John Allyn, Draper of London. 2. Sir William [1576/77] Allyn, Alderman of London. Messuage etc. in the parish of St. 'Gabriell Fanchurche.' Witnesses--John Lowey, Thomas Wyke, Roger Grigson.

HB/B/028 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 6 Eliz [456/64] 1. Charles Goddard of 'Shordiche.' 2. Thomas Wever of London. Messuage in 'Halywell strete' in St. Leonard' Shordiche,' and the 'Tenter yarde' in 'Stebunhuthe' (Stepney). Witnesses- -Ralph Holte, Wm. Onslow. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/029 Deed Poll--Release 33 Eliz 1591 Arnolde Lowbery to Thomas Wight. Messuages in 'Eastsmythfeilde' in the parish of St.' Botulphe' without Aldgate in 'Pillorie lane' near the 'hartes horne.' Witnesses--Robert Androwe, Roger Stratton.

HB/B/030 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 36 Hen VIII 1. Thomas Richardes, merchant Taylor of [1544/45] London. 2. Anne Wilkynson of St. Clement Danes without Temple 'barr.' Tenement in St. Clement Danes parish. No witnesses.

HB/B/031 Deed Poll--Assignment 3 & 4 P & M John Elyott, mercer of London and Sigismund 1556 Broke to William Truslove. Messuages in 'Panyar' alley in the parish of St. Michael 'at Querne,' at one time the property of the Savoy Hospital. Witnesses--John Ayelward, John Mill, R. Edward.

HB/B/032 Will of Symon Rowe of Fynchley--Probate 33 Eliz 1590 Messuages etc. in 'Fyncheley' and Totteridge and Wanstead. Executrix--Anne Rowe his wife. Witnesses--Sirach Rose, John Dorchester, John Smith alias Spicer, Daniel Lewes, scrivener. Proved 1593.

HB/B/033 Indenture of Assignment 10 Eliz 1. Symon Skydmore, goldsmith of London. 2. [1567/68] William Gooddolphyn. Messuages etc. in Fynchley. Witnesses--Christopher Corey, Ant. Bonde.

HB/B/034 Indenture of Assignment 11 Eliz 1569 1. Richard Yonge of London. 2. Robert Brandon, goldsmith of London. Land etc. in St. George's Southwark in 'Kentishe' Street, in Peckham fields, Camberwell. Witnesses- -Edmond Brashey, Wilfrid Lewty.

HB/B/035 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Eliz [1566/67 1. William Rayner, Skynner of London. 2. ] Humfrey Fairefax, Grocer of London. Messuage of Monckenfrith in 'Est Barnet.' Witness--John Orphins. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/B/036 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 39 Eliz 1597 1. Arthur Needham, draper of London. 2. John Glover, baker of London. Messuages at 'Stratfourthe at Bowe' in the parish of St. Leonard, Bromley. Witnesses--John Mayle, William Mathew, Richard Syratt.

HB/B/037 A Terrier of the Lands of Somertons 1587 In the town of Kinton in the parish of 'Sonbery' belonging to St. Thomas' Hospital. Made by Christopher Saxton.

HB/B/038 Indenture of Lease 36 Eliz 1. Nicholas Thorpe of Wandswell, Gloucester [1593/94] and Anthonie Thorpe his son. 2. Walter Erlewyn of Charleton alias Chertington, Middlesex. Manor etc. of Chertington, otherwise called Charleton, and Shepperton meadowe. Witnesses--John Addies, Nicholas Thorpe, Evan Phillips, John Sandes, John Boulton, etc.

HB/B/039 Deed Poll--Revocation of Uses 7 Eliz [1596/97 Sir John Mason. Manor etc. of Charleton. ] Witnesses--Robert Parmenter, S. Purdey. Seventeenth century deeds

HB/C/001 Indenture of Release 22 Chas II 1. John Billedge of Edmonton. 2. Ralph Tasker 1670 of 'Whitcross' Street, London. 3. Thomas Whittle of London and John Fox of Furnivalls Inne, Holborne.' Messuages in Noble Street in the parish of St. Anne and St. Agnes Within Aldersgate. Mentions Wm. Beversham, Master in Chancery. Witnesses--Joshua Gallarde, Henry Lawson, Francis Eyton, Tho. Doyhurst.

HB/C/002 Indenture of Fine 2 Chas I1626 1. Thomas Dente of London and Elizabeth his wife. 2. Benjamin Henshaw of London. Messuage called the 'Bunhill' in 'Hounsdiche' in the parish of St. 'Buttolphe' without Aldgate. Mentions Isaack Symes, Mr. Hud, inhabitants of 'Hounsdiche.' Witnesses--John Waren and Thos. Waren. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/003 Indenture of Fine 1655 1. William Martyn of Westminster. 2. William Rutland and William King of London. 3. John Cooke. Messuages near the west end of Lamb Alley, Saffron Hill in the parish of St. Andrew in 'Holborne.' Witnesses--John Hare and Dick Hare.

HB/C/004 Indenture of Release 22 Chas 1. Thomas Mosse of London. 2. Bartholomew II1670 Canham of St. Edmondsbury. Messuages in Cateaton Street in the parish of St. Lawrence. Old Jewry. Witnesses--Thomas Cowles and John Lloyd.

HB/C/005 Deed Poll 4 Chas I 1628 Theophila Sympers of the parish of St. George the 'Martir' in Southwark widowe, late wife of John Sympers. Messuages on the west side of the high 'streete' of Southwark in the same parish, near the Greyhound 'Inne.' Mentions also Ezechias Le Roy alias King of the parish of 'St. Buttolph without Algate.' Witnesses- -Richard Gardner and Richard Cattle.

HB/C/006 Indenture--Post-Nuptial Settlement 33 Chas II 1. Anthony Christopher of London and Daniel [1681/82] Christopher of the parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. 2. Elizabeth Herring of the parish of St. 'Buttolph' without Aldgate, widow, and John Enderby of London. Eight messuages in 'Angell' Alley, Little 'Morefeilds' in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate. Witnesses- -Edward Baker, Thomas Avery, Richard Cathers, -- Enderby.

HB/C/007 Indenture--Feoffment 1655 1. Samuel Cock of London and Martha his wife, daughter of Henry Harwood. 2. John Washington of London and Margaret his wife, daughter of Henry Harwood. 3. James Beck and George Almery of London. Two messuages in the parish of St. Brides, alias 'Bridgett,' one on Ludgate Hill 'nere Fleete' Bridge, known as the 'Still' and the other 'acre Fleete' Bridge, the 'three guilded keyes.' Witnesses--Bownes, Thos, Cantrell. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/008 Indenture--Confirmation 32 Chas II 1. Nathaniell White of London and Ursula his 1680 wife. 2. Thomas Partridge and Mary his wife. Messuage in parish of St. 'Ethelburgh necre' to London Wall. Witnesses--George Hubbard, John Johnson, Joseph Cooke, And, Haynes.

HB/C/009 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1658 1. Charles Jacobson of London. 2. Nicholas Corhellis of London and Abraham Corhellis of the parish of St. 'Buttolph, Algate.' Messuage called the 'Plow' in the parish of St. Clement Danes without 'Templebarre.' Witness--Charles Juyle, James Adames, John Harrison.

HB/C/010 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 19 Jas 1 1621 1. Robert Fulnetby of the Middle Temple. 2. Thomas Renolds of high 'Holborne,' John Aleworth of the Inner Temple, and William Payne of Norwich. Rectory of St. 'Buttolphes without Algate.' Witnesses--Thomas Gotts, John Waite, John Sayer, Hen. Manly.

HB/C/011 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 32 Chas II 1. John Pollexfen of London and Henry 1680 Pollexfen of the Inner Temple, and Edmund Pollexfen of Devon. 2. William Robinson of Cheston, Herts, and Andrew Barker of Gloucestershire. Wharfe in the parish of St. Andrews Wardrobe and 'St. Bennetts, Pauls Wharfe.' Near party wall near Baynards Castle. Witnesses--Mart. Ryder, Ja. Hawkins, Theo. Eyton, Caren Weedon, Oliver Ainge, John Bourcher.

HB/C/012 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1 Jas II 1685 1. John Terry of London. 2. John Hibbert, William Ashhurst and John Wilcox of London. Messuages, the Rose and Crown in St. Martin's street near Aldersgate alias 'Aldrichgate' in the parish of St. Ann and Agnes in the Ward of Aldersgate, and another in St. Anne's lane. Witnesses--Christopher Lambert, John Bellamy, Samuel Briggs. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/013 Indenture of Feoffment 24 Chas I 1. Robert Osbolston of London. 2. William Allott 1648 of London. Messuages in 'Candleweek' Street and Bell Alley in the parish of St. Mary Abchurch. Witnesses--Geo. Ingram, Ric. Preice, Ferdinando Cantler(?)

HB/C/014 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 8 Jas I 1610 1. Anthonie Gamage of 'Lincolnes Inne' and Anthonie Browne of 'Kingstone upon Thamys.' 2. William Crose of London. 3. Robert Cooper of London. Messuages in 'Grubstreate' in the parish of St. 'Gyles without Creplegate.' Witnesses--Thomas Bradford, Hughe Stafford.

HB/C/015 Indenture--Assignment of Lease 1654 1. William Geary son of John Geary of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields. William Shelton of St. Paul Covent Garden. Plot of ground in Bedfordbury, parcel of Covent Garden. Witnesses--Nicholas Bray, George Carleton.

HB/C/016 Marriage Settlement 4 Jas II 1688 1. John Lockey of Albrough Hatch, Essex. 2. Margaret Edwards of the parish of St. Bride's alias 'Bridgetts' and Thomas Edwards of St. Clement Danes. Witnesses--Richard Edwards, Silv. Petyt, Richard Hohn, Robert Warburton.

HB/C/017 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 25 Chas II 1. Roger Sayer of London. 2. Jeremy 1672 Sambrooke of London. Messuages, Gerrards Hall and messuages cast and west of the Gateway leading out of 'Bazing' Lane into Gerrards Hall in the parish of St. Mildred in 'Breadstreete.' Plan attached. Witnesses--John Midgley, Thos. Gilbert, John Dakins, William Tatersall.

HB/C/018 Assignment of Lease 31 Chas II 1. John Woodward of London and Christian his 1679 wife. Edward Winston and Thomas Bell. 2. George Dansie of London. Messuage called the 'Redcrosse' in Barbican at the end of 'Redcrosse Streete' in the parish of St. Giles without 'Criplegate,' etc. Witnesses--Ri. Bacon, and Wm. Maurice. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/019 Will of Anthony Whitwell, Salter of London 27 Chas II Mentions Thomas Bossett. Executors--Richard 1675 and Andrew Kenrick. Witnesses--Ra. Tripplett, Augustine Ballow.

HB/C/020 Will of Margaret Smith--Probate 1681 Bequests to William and Elizabeth Hutchinson, Mary Roper, Ric. Allibond of Grays Inn, Sir Isaack Gibson, Sir Thomas Allen, etc. Executors--Richard Allibond, Andrew Bonnell and Thomas Crawley. Witnesses--Edward Bagnall, George Aldwell, Ant. Le Grand.

HB/C/021 Marriage Settlement 11 Wm III 1. Stephen Jermyn of London and Mary his 1699 daughter. 2. Henry Wolstenholme of London. 3. Sir John Wolstenholme of St. James' Westminster, Thomas Andrewes of London, Nathaniel Lacey and Humphrey Primate the Younger. Mentions Mary Hobby. Witnesses- -Thos. Gilbert, Jn. Wyberd, Edwd. Gilbert.

HB/C/022 Indenture of Release 13 Chas II 1. William Gill of London, son of Robert Gill of 1661 the Liberty of the Tower. 2. Marke Mortimer of London. Messuages in Old Change in the parish of St. Mary 'Maudline.' Witnesses--Peter Mortimer, John Matthew, John Woolston, Robert Woolston.

HB/C/023 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 24 Chas I 1. Richard Bovingdon of London. 2. John Driver 1648 and Ailse his wife. Parcel of ground in a 'course' near the 'Sunn Cart and Horses' in 'Oldstreate' in the parish of St. 'Gyles without Creplegate.' Witnesses--James Gray, Thomas Sturges and Richard Wilkinson.

HB/C/024 Indenture of Release 29 Chas II 1. The Master and four Wardens of the 1677 fraternity of the Art or Mistery of the Haberdashers. 2. Theophilus Dorrington of London. Messuage in Sherborne Lane in the parish of St. Mary Wolnoth. Mentions also Edward Rolfe, John Hylman, occupying property there. (The Deed appears never to have been executed and but little of the seal remains.) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/025 Deed Poll 29 Chas II Receipt by the Master and Wardens as above. 1677 (This also was never apparently executed.)

HB/C/026 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 35 Chas II 1. John Smith of London. 2. John Cullum of 1683 London. Rent of tenement in Aldermary. Mentions also Francis Lord Hawley, Sir Charles Harbord, Sir Wm. Hayward, Sir John Talbot. Witnesses--Wm. Millett, Ben. Mason, Ric. Blancy.

HB/C/027 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1651 1. John Brinsden of London and Thomas Tomsson of London. 2. John Austen of 'Lincolnes Inne.' Messuage known as the 'red Lyon' in the parish of St. Dunstan in the west in 'Fleete streete.' Mentions Sir John Wollaston, Robert Titchborne, Thomas Noell, William Hobson. Witnesses--Fra. Mosse, Hen. Mosse, Edw. Poultney.

HB/C/028 Bond 16 Chas II 1. John Cocke of London and Ric. Pixley of 1664 Aldermanbury. 2. John Cartwright of Aynho, Northampton. Mentions Peter Royle of the parish of St. Dunstan in the west. Witnesses- -Ric. Kilbye, Fra. Blower, Phil. Boucher.

HB/C/029 Indenture of Partition 3 Jas I 1605 1. John Medley, John Webb, and Richard Leuesey of London. 2. Thomas Richardson of London. Messuages in old Change in the parishes of St. Nicholas 'Colde Abbey alias Coulden Abbey,' and St. 'Marye Magdelin alias Mawdelin 'neare old 'Fishstreete' in the ward of 'Breadstreete.' Witnesses--Thomas Collyns, John Wade, Christopher Goodfellowe.

HB/C/030 Indenture of Lease 1652 1. John Walter of London. 2. William Wall of London. Messuage in 'Fleete Streete' in the parish of St. 'Bridgett otherwise Brides. Mentions also Joseph Woodgate, former tenant. List of fixtures etc. attached. Witnesses- -Raphe Sheppard, Geo. Juice (?). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/031 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 21 Chas II 1. Elizabeth Antrobus, John Eaton and Joseph 1669 Antrobus of London. 2. John Floyd of London. Portion of Plot of land on which the 'Still' and the 'Three guilded keys' stood, in or near 'Fleete' bridge, in the parish of St. Bridget* alias Brides, burnt down in the Fire of London. Mentions also Peter Emry, George Appletree, former occupiers. Witnesses--Will. Blennerhaysett, Richard Smithsby, John Wheatley, George Cobb, Tho. Martin.

HB/C/032 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1651 1. Thomas Arnold and Mary his wife of London. 2. William Walker of London. Messuages in 'Bishopsgatestreete' within the 'Suburbes' of the 'Citty' of London. Mentions also John, Robert and Gillam Newland of Newington, William Marshall of St. Giles without Cripplegate, William Hobby, former owners. Witnesses- -John Worrell, John Tey, John Hopper.

HB/C/033 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 21 Chas II 1. William Williams, Merchant Taylor of London. 1669 2. John Rowley, Skinner of London. Messuage in Gulstons Court, Creed Lane in the parish of St. Martins Ludgate. Mentions Sir Robert and Dame Frances Atkins. Witnesses--Thomas Langhorne, Bernard Smithson, John Richardson.

HB/C/034 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Jas II 1687 1. John Floyd of London. 2. Enoch Floyd his son. Messuage near Fleet bridge in the parish of St. Bride alias 'Bridgett' in the High street. Witnesses--Thomas Holmes, -- Boutingdike, John Arderne.

HB/C/035 Deed Poll--Release 15 Jas I 1617 Henry Swinglehurste to Anthony Jupp. Messuage in 'little Woodstreate' in the parish of St. Alban. Witnesses--Thomas Baker, John Bentley Junior. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/036 Indenture of Release 26 Chas II 1. Marke Mortimer of London and Abigail his 1674 wife. 2. Joseph Lem, Tyler and Bricklayer of London. Plot of ground in Suffolke Lane near the 'Merchaunt' Tailors 'Schoole' in the parish of 'Allhallowes the lesse.' Mentions Henry Shory, Lorimer of London. Witnesses--Ric. Hare, Ben. Hare, Hen. Collins, Ben. Lincolne, John Pollicott.

HB/C/037 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 12 Chas I 1. Thomas Barber, Mercer of London and 1636 Judith his wife. 2. John Corcham, butcher of London and Mary his wife, and John Mountford, pewterer of London and Mary his wife. 3. Thomas Bosworth, Founder, of London. Messuage in 'Grasse streete," alias 'Gracechurchstreete' in the parish of St. Peter upon 'Cornehill' in the Ward of Bishopsgate. Mentions also Richard Blowfeild, Edmund Tooley. Witnesses--Joseph James, Chr. Townsend.

HB/C/038 Indenture--Marriage Settlement 4 Jas II 1688 1. Thomas Cox, Barber Chirurgeon of London. 2. Dame Martha Broke, formerly wife of Christopher Thomlinson decd. and now wife of Sir Robert Broke of Nacton Hall, Suffolk and John Playdell of Doctors' Commons. 3. Charles Cox, Brewer of London and Martha Thomlinson. Messuage called the Bridgehouse Brewhouse in the parish of St. Olaves Southwark and 2 closes near St. Thomas. Waterings in Surrey, and a garden in the Gate called 'Eglin's Gate' in the parish of St. Olaves Southwark. Witnesses--Robert Hill, -- Bates, Ben. Bradley.

HB/C/039 Indenture of Lease--Assignment Endorsed 1659 1. Sarah Doddinge, relict of George Doddinge of Sonished, Lancaster. 2. Gabriell Sedgewick. Messuage or tenement called the 'black beard' in Chancery Lane in the parish of St. Dunstans in the West. Mentions Bell yard. Witnesses- -Thomas Shawe, Roger Woodborne, Clement Bigge. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/040 Indenture--Post Nuptial Settlement 44 Eliz 1. Myles Dodding the elder of Conishead. 2. [1601/02] Christopher Davylle of 'Cockswolde,' in the county of York. Messuages in 'Chauncerie Lane' in parish of St. 'Dunstons' in the west. Witnesses -- Robert Brigge, Robert Doddinge, Henry Doddinge, etc.

HB/C/041 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Wm & Mary 1. Richard Dakins, Grocer, John Dakins and 1691 Thomas Gilbert, Clothworker of London. 2. William Laughton, Grocer of London. Messuage and plot of ground in Dolphin Court, Noble Street in the parish of St. Anne and Agnes within Aldersgate. Mentions Thomas, Stephen and Elizabeth Hamms former owners. Witnesses--Thomas Gouge, John Laughton, C . . . . Sherwell, James Wheeler, Chas. Jenkinson.

HB/C/042 Bond Chas II 1660 Joseph Drew, Dyer of London to John Knott. Witnesses--Willm. Slybed, William Jues, Jun., etc.

HB/C/043 Bond 9 Wm III 1697 Elizabeth Westerne and William Rivett to Robert Peirson of London. Witnesses--Willm. Besley, -- Kitson.

HB/C/044 Bond 24 Chas I Thomas Kyghley, Bridget Kyghley, Margaret 1648 Kyghley and Elizabeth Kyghley to John Bentall. Witnesses--William Daines, Hum. Carter, etc.

HB/C/045 Release to Executors 21 Chas II 1. John Micklethwaite, doctor of Phisick, Henry 1669 Ashurst of London, Thomas Gillibrand, Salter of London, John Rolfe, Goldsmith of London, Isaac and Samuel Antrobus of Knothford, Chester. 2. John Eaton, vintner and Joseph Antrobus, haberdasher of London. Two houses near 'Fleete' Bridge. Witnesses--John Wheatley, scrivener, Mich. Bignall. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/046 Indenture--Feoffment 1653 1. George Antrobus, Merchantaylor of London. 2. Elizabeth Antrobus of London. Messuages near 'Fleete' Bridge in the parish of St. Brides, alias 'Bridgitts' known as the 'three golden keies' and 'the looking glasse.' Mentions also George Appletree, Leatherseller, Peter Emery, tenants. Witnesses--Ro. Sewell, James Etheredge.

HB/C/047 Indenture of Release 34 Chas II 1. Sir Jeremy Sambrooke. 2. William Durham, 1682 rector of St. Mildred, Bread Street. 3. John Crispe, Giles Long, Salters, Richard Rose, Robert Knight, Richard Johnson, Samuell Harwar, Nathaniell Lacey, Grocers., Thomas Hall, Innholder, William Barnes, Distiller, John Purdue, Salter, Anthony Harward, draper, Thomas Binion, cooper, William Bradford junior, merchant taylor, Matthew Roberts, 'plummer' of London, parishioners of St. Mildred, Bre Street. Piece of ground adjoining the plot on which the said church stood before the Fire of London. Witnesses--John Midgley, scrivener, Thomas Cason.

HB/C/048 Indenture of Lease 20 Jas I 1622 1. John Medley, 'Gouldsmith' of London. 2. Roger Drury, 'Merchauntailor' of London. Messuage known as 'the Beads' in the parish of St. Nicholas 'Coldabbey' in or near 'ould Fish streete.' Mentions Wm. Halsey, tenant. Witness --Henry Wakyann.

HB/C/049 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 35 Chas II 1. Edward Arlibeare and John Arlibeare of 1683 London. 2. Thomas Hurdwick of London. Pieces of ground near Wapping Wall in the parish of St. Paul's Shadwell. Mentions Swan Tavern and 'Newgravell' Lane. Mentions Sir Edward Ford and Thomas Gardiner etc., tenants. Witnesses--Thomas Abdy, Rich. Porser, John Parker. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/050 Indenture of Lease 43 Eliz 1. Anne Nashe, widow. 2. Edward Hynde, [1600/01] 'Marchaunttaylor' of London. Messuage on Lambert hill in the parish of Saint Mary 'Magdalyn near olde fyshstreete.' Witnesses- -James Barnett, Robert Andrewes.

HB/C/051 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 9 Wm III 1697 1. Marriott Pett of York. 2. Richard Brooke of London, Cordwainer. Piece of ground in Grace Church Street, in the parish of 'Allhallowes Lumbard' Street. Mentions also John Bower. List of fixtures attached. Witnesses--Will Jessop, Thomas Yeats.

HB/C/052 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 24 Chas II 1. Daniell Androwes the Elder of London and 1672 Daniell Androwes the younger. 2. Henry Mildmay of Graces, Essex and John Eldred of Earles Colne Essex. Messuages and land in 'Walbrooke' in the parish of St. Stephen 'Walbrooke' near the parsonage house of St. Stephen 'Walbrooke.' Mentions Bond or Bonds Court. Witnesses--Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Toke, Thomas Garrard, Thomas Abraham.

HB/C/053 Indenture of Recovery 1 Chas I 1625 1. John Busbye and Mary his wife of London. 2. Peter Porter and Matthew Nowell. 'Paule's Courte' near 'Huggyn' Lane in the parish of St. Michael in 'Woodstreate' and messuages, etc., adjoining. Also a garden etc., in 'Grubstrete' in the parish of St. Giles without 'Creplegate.' Mentions also George Smythe, former owner. Witnesses--Tho. Allanson, -- Stutevile, John Smethwick, Richard Dod, Richard Cawsatt (?).

HB/C/054 Bond 11 Jas I Henry Harris to Ralph Pynder. Witnesses--John Stone, Chr. Wood, W. Harvy. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/055 Declaration of Uses in Fine and Recovery 8 Jas I 1610 1. William Owffe, Fletcher of London and Robert Cooper, Skinner of London. 2. Euseby Wrighte of 'Lincolnes' Inn. Messuages in 'Grubstreate' in the parish of St. 'Gyles without Creplegate.' Mentions also Anthonie Gamage of Lincolns Inn, Anthonie Browne of Kingston upon Thames. Witnesses--Anth. Gamage, Thomas Bradford.

HB/C/056 Marriage Settlement 4 Jas II 1688 1. Anne Hill. 2. Charles Cole and John Egleton. 3. William Snellinge. Messuages in the parishes of St. Martin's, fronmonger Lane and St. Margaret's Lothbury, and St. Peter 'the poore' in Broad Street. Witnesses--Joseph Powell, Edw. Colman, Robt. Colman, John Clarke.

HB/C/057 Will of Nathan Wright, Skinner, Cranham Hall, 1658 Essex. Probate House in parish of St. Olave Hart Street. Executors--Francis Drake, Robert Burdett, John Wolfris, and Benjamin Wright. Witnesses--Tho. Pennant, John Wills, Richard Wyse.

HB/C/058 Indenture of Lease 9 Wm III 1697 Mortgage dated 1702 endorsed on the deed. 1. Enoch Floyd of London. 2. Abraham Chitty of London. Pieces of ground on which stood messuages called 'The Still,' and 'the three guilded Keyes,' and the 'Still Saddle,' burnt down in the Fire of London, near Fleetbridge in the parish of St. 'Bridgett' alias Brides and on Ludgate Hill near Fleetstreet. Mentions also Peter Emery, George Appletree, Henry Clare, Anne Lidyard. Witnesses--Thomas Stansatt, Matt. Chitty, Tho. Sheppard.

HB/C/059 Indenture of Lease 23 Chas II 1. Master and four Wardens of the 1671 Haberdashers Co. 2. Theophilus Dorrington. Messuages in Sherborne Lane and Ball Alley in parish of St. Mary Wolnoth. Mentions Haberdashers Hall in 'Mayden lane' near Woodstreet. Signed--Anthony Dowse, Alex Hatchett, Hugh Radclyffe, Rand. Isaacson. No witnesses. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/060 Marriage Settlement 11 Chas I 1. Edmond Wright, Richard Gurnard, John 1635 Cordell, Aldermen of London and Elizabeth Carter. 2. William Sheppard of Oxford University. 3. William Bateman, Richard Middleton and Robert Angell, Grocers, Richard Bateman, Skinner; and Thomas Newman, Draper of London. Witnesses--Robert Bateman, Ralphe Lathum, Richard Bull, John Wood, Andrew Middleton, Willm. Bailey.

HB/C/061 Power of Attorney 30 Chas II 1. Francis Vanacker of London. 2. Edward 1678 Keling, Fishmonger of London and Anne Walter. Pieces of land in 'Cold harbor' in the parish of 'Alhallows the lease in Thames streete.' Mentions Nicholas Juxon and John Juxon, Salters of London, etc. Witnesses- -Thos. Walter, Matth. Tomlinson.

HB/C/062 Feoffment 5 Chas I 1. John Medley, Goldsmith of London. 2. [1629/30] Robert Tubart of St. George's Southwark. Messuage called 'the Beades' in the parish of St. Nicholas 'Couldeabbey' in or near 'ould Fishstreete.' Mentions William Halsey, fishmonger. Witnesses--Edward Wollyn, John Dauies, Edward Coreneye.

HB/C/063 Declaration of Trust 21 Chas II John Buckworth and William Rawstorne of 1669 London. Witnesses--John Congreve, Ann Lucy, Paul Chissold, Tho. Poore, John Davenport, Chas. Parker. Receipts endorsed on the Deed.

HB/C/064 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 22 Chas II 1. Edward Gould, Haberdasher of London. 2. 1670 Thomas Bates, Haberdasher of London. Pieces of ground on or near 'Breadstreete' Hill in the parish of St. Nicholas Olave. Plan attached. Witnesses--Ro (?) Blayney, Cul. Needler.

HB/C/065 Indenture of Lease 28 Chas II 1. William Peirce or Perce, Barber Chirurgion of 1676 London. 2. Thomas Long, 'Merchantaylor' of London. Messuages in or near Charterhouse in the parish of St. Sepulchres without Newgate. Mentions also William Deane. Witnesses-- -- Skegness, Godfrey Woodward, -- Heriott. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/066 Indenture of Lease 21 Chas II 1. Nicholas Orton of London. 2. Robert Carter, 1669 'Inholder' of London. Messuages called 'the Pepper Querne' and the 'white Lyon' in 'gratious' alias Gracechurch 'streete' near 'Leaden Hall gate' in the parish of St. Peter upon 'Cornchill' in the ward of Bishopsgate. Witnesses-- Tho. Hastings, Hump. Bowyer, Hen. Burman, Sam. Draper.

HB/C/067 Feoffment 30 Chas II 1. Sarah Kirke daughter of Thomas Kirke and 1678 granddaughter of John Delabarr. 2. John Riches of London. Messuage in St. Laurence 'Poultneys' lane in parishes of St. Martin 'Organ' or Orgar and St. Laurence 'Poultneyes lane.' Mentions also Anthony Throckmorton. Witnesses--Willm. Braxton, scr., John Penny, Thomas Carr.

HB/C/068 Release of Recognizances upon Conditions 20 Chas I William Sherrington, Fishmonger of London and 1644 Richard Norton, Fishmonger of London. Mentions the latter's house in 'Cornehill' in the parish of 'St. Michaell in Cornehill.' Mentions also Sir Thomas Soame, Mayor of the Staple, and John Glin, Recorder of London. No witnesses.

HB/C/069 Release of Recognizances upon Conditions 9 Jas I 1611 Frances Haddon, Goldsmith and William Draper, Haberdasher of London. Witnesses-- -- Woodward, -- Davis, John Winterborn.

HB/C/070 Feoffment 13 Jas I 1615 1. Nicholas Dickens, Haberdasher of London. 2. William Steuens of 'Rederith' alias 'Redriffe' Surrey, 'Marriner.' Messuage in 'Redderith' and a wharfe near the 'Moate place,' the house of Bryan Hogge. Witnesses -- Hum. Dyson, public notary. Anth. Woode, Nicholas King, Edward Cocke. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/071 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 29 Chas II 1. John Parker, glazier of London, and Nicholas 1677 Rand, Turner of London and Anne his wife. 2. William Young, Carpenter of London. Messuage in Charterhouse Lane in the par. of St. 'Sepulchers,' Middx. Plan attached. Witnesses--John Chambers, John Smith, Rich. Pope, Edm. Gough.

HB/C/072 Indenture of Lease 35 Chas II 1. Nicholas Barbon, doctor in 'physicke.' John 1683 Parsons, George Bradbury of the Middle Temple, Edward Noell of the Inner Temple, Sir James Ward, William Morris, Samuell Rawstorn, and Thomas Lathwell. 2. Richard Atkinson of St. Paul's Covent Garden. Piece of ground late part of 'Well Close' by Ratcliff highway in the parish of 'Whitechappell' or Stepney in Gunner Alley. Mentions Well Street. Witnesses--Edward Lambert, Sam. Huarell.

HB/C/073 Bond 4 W & M 1692 William Hayton to John Hall. Mentions house of John West scrivener in 'Wallbrooke;' Edward Fawcett of Islington, Roger Hayton, Girdler of London, Orlebar Wilson of the Middle Temple. Witnesses--Littleton Wessley, John West, Wm. Aylworth.

HB/C/074 Bond 30 Chas II Joseph Newell of Bledlow, Bucks, to Samuel 1681 Eyre of 'Lincolnes' Inn and John Gore of 'Grayes' Inn. Witnesses--Gerard Russell, Tho. Percivall, Sam. Palmer, Jos. Blissett.

HB/C/075 Will of John Serjant, Carpenter of London.- 1688 -Probate Messuages known as 'the great Lease' in Whitecross street and Golding Lane, in parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate, and messuage in Old Street and Golding Lane, messuage called 'the blew boar' at Hounslow, and messuage at Marlow in Oxford lane Bucks, and in Bell Alley in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate. Executrix--Ann his wife. Witnesses --Charles Wells, Edward White, R. Syms, Cha. Medgate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/076 Assignment of Lease 1657 1. George Boyleson, 'Merchantaylor' and Anne his wife. 2. Margaret Cordewin of Southwark. Messuage in the parish of St. Michael 'Pater Noster Royall.' Mentions Master and Wardens etc., of the 'Mistery' of Cutlers, owners of the property. Witnesses--Tho. Eales, Edw. Saunders, scrivener.

HB/C/077 Indenture of Building Lease 2 W & M 1690 1. Isaac Foxcroft of the Inner Temple, Richard Feild doctor in 'Physick,' Sir James Hayes, Christopher, Jeremy and Benjamin Whichcott, Robert Rossington of St. Andrews 'Holbourne,' and Francis Nicholson Hatton Garden. 2. Hugh Jones of the par. of St. Martin in the Feilds. Piece of ground, being parcel of the garden of 'Weld' house in or near 'Weld streete' in the parish of St. Giles in the 'Feilds' towards Duke 'Streete' and the Arch in Great 'Lincolnes Inn Feilds.' Witnesses--John Garret, scrivener and John Thompson.

HB/C/078 Indenture of Lease 34 Chas II 1. Edward Cheeke, 'sopeboyler' of London. 2. 1682 William Browne, doctor in 'Phisicke.' Relates to a messuage called the 'Globe taverne' and the 'white Swan.' [Eastcheap] Witnesses--Henry Whistler, Ric. Day.

HB/C/079 Confirmation 24 Chas II 1. Roger Sayer, Pewterer of London. 2. William 1672 Durham, B.D. Parson of St. Mildred 'Breadstreete,' William Savage, 'Plummer;' Robert Orme, Pewterer; Churchwardens of the above mentioned parish. Rent from a Messuage called Garretts hall. Witnesses- -Edward Darnelly, James Wharton, John Midgley, scrivener, Tho. Gilbert, John Dakins, Wm. Tatersall. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/080 Indenture of Recovery 22 Jas I 1624 1. Paul Pynder of London and Matthew Pynder. 2. Lawrence Hill, Grocer of London, James Speght, Clothworker of London. 3. Walter Markes, and Thomas Hartwell, 'Merchauntailors' of London. Messuages in the parish of St. 'Buttolphe' without Bishopsgate, one called the 'Angell,' another 'the halfe Moone,' and also in St. 'Michaell' in 'Queenehithe.' Mentions Sir Wm. Hollys, Alderman of London, tenant. Witnesses--Ro. Dickens, Ro. Papworth, Hum. Dyson, Public Notary.

HB/C/081 Declaration of Trust 33 Chas II Thomas Crispe, Draper and Thomas Lowndes, 1680 Haberdasher of London. Messuage in Bishopsgate 'Streete.' Witnesses--George Heath, William Edge, Thomas Coules.

HB/C/082 Deed Poll--Grant 20 Chas I Andrew Walker. Messuage, the 'White Lyon' in 1644 'Thamestreete' at the corner of Love Lane in the parish of St. Mary at Hill near Billingsgate, and one 'adjoyning' in St. Mary at Hill lane called 'the Rose.' Witnesses--Henry Shelberg, scrivener, Thomas Davids, Wm. Lewindon.

HB/C/083 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) Chas II 1664 1. (Cut away.) Eden Richardson. 2. Sir Martin Noell. Messuage in the parish of St. Brides alias 'Bridgett.' Witnesses--Wm. King, Natha. Wellen, Bartho. Hunt, Nath. Hudson.

HB/C/084 Indenture to lead the use of a Fine 33 Chas II 1. Thomas Randall, Grocer and Mary his wife. 1681 2. John Hasell, Merchant Taylor of London. Messuage and Garden in 'Blew Ancor' Alley between 'White Crosse' Street and Bunhill in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate. Witnesses--Ro. Blayney, Francis Tanner, -- Sherwode. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/085 Feoffment 1652 1. Richard Hill, Goldsmith and Dorothy his wife. 2. James Phillipps. Messuage formerly called the 'Rose and Crowne' but afterwards the 'Shipp' in the parish of St. Mary Matfellon alias 'Whitchapple' in the 'high streete.' Witnesses- -Thomas Loueday, Francis Rosse, Robert Minchard, Public Notary.

HB/C/086 Bond 18 Chas I John Leigh of the parish of St. Dunstan in 'le' 1642 West to Poole Pauncefoote of Newent in co. Gloucester. Witnesses--Grimbald Pauncefoote, Christopher Hooke, John Prior, Tho. Pace.

HB/C/087 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 29 Chas II 1. John Harvey of the Inner Temple, Henry [1677/78] Fauntleroy of Cliffords 'Inne,' Anthony Eyre. 2. Sir Joseph Sheldon, Alderman of London and Daniell Sheldon of Ham Haw Surrey. Close called 'Buttericks' in the parish of Fulham abutting on the highway from Brainford to London, near land of the Earl of Holland in Kensington. Witnesses--N. Dolben, Geo. Curd, Dan. Ludington.

HB/C/088 Indenture of Lease 1656 1. Robert Mordaunt, Skinner of London. 2. Samuel Shute, 'Linnendraper' of London. Messuage called the 'Crowne' in 'Cornehill.' Witnesses--John Parcey, William Smith, Gerard Usher.

HB/C/089 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 12 Chas II 1. Mary Gorham, daughter of Richard Blowfeild, 1660 Armorer of London. 2. Elizabeth Rhookes. Messuages in 'Gratious streete' in the parish of St. Peter upon 'Cornehill' in the Ward of Bishopsgate. Mentions William Williams victualler, Amos Daney, 'sadler.' No witnesses. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/090 Declaration of Trust 24 Chas II 1. Sir Francis North, Solicitor General, Matthew 1672 Johnson, Michaell Brighouse, Executors of Sir Geffery Palmer, late Attorney General. 2. The honoble. the Lady Finetta Pope, daughter of Thomas Earl of Downe decd. Messuages in Norton Folgate in the parishes of St. 'Buttolphs' without Bishopsgate, St. Leonards Shoreditch, and the precinct of St. Mary Spittle without Bishopsgate. Mentions Rowland Hill, Thomas Folgate, tenants. Witnesses--T. Smartwaite, Wm. Richards, Sam. Greene.

HB/C/091 Bond 17 Chas I John Geeringe and Adoniram Byfield of London 1641 to Aulgernonn Earl of Northumberland. Mentions Nicholas Byfield late Vicar of Isleworth. Witness--Thomas Cartwright.

HB/C/092 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1653 1. Richard Sanderson, Carpenter of London, and Henry Cock of the parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch, Tallowchandler. 2. Matthew Ricraft, Grocer of London. Messuage and land called 'Cesterne Close' in the above mentioned parish. Witnesses--Theophilus Macferner, Henry Waterman, John Shenton.

HB/C/093 Deed Poll--Release 27 Chas II Daniell Bridge to Paris Sloughter. Land and 1674 houses in the 'Mannor' of Stepney. Witnesses- -Wm. Ogle, Tho. Brodrick.

HB/C/094 Indenture of Lease 2 Jas II 1686 1. Elizabeth Waller, Elizabeth Bacon, Dorothy Waller, Mary Hanbury, widow and daughters respectively of Thomas Waller, Serjeant at Law. 2. Anthony Parsons of Fetter Lane in the parish of St. Dunstans in the West, John James, Keate Waller of Doctors Commons, Thomas Doughty of St. Paul's Covent Garden, Mercer. 3. William Melmoth of St. Sepulchres, Apothecary, Robert Hind of St. Andrews 'Holborne,' Brewer. 4. John Hind of St. Andrews 'Holborne,' Brewer. Messuages in 'Holborne' and Bartlett Court. Plan attached. Witnesses- -Sam. Leving, W. Salmons, Jo. Marshall, John Longworth, John Exelby. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/095 Feoffment 13 Jas I 1615 1. Gregory Francklyn, 'Sadler' of London. 2. Gilbert Rynder, Mercer of London, and Margaret his wife. Messuage called 'the Queenes head' in St. Saviours Southwark. John Subridge, tenant. Witnesses--Jo. Rogers, Thomas Angell.

HB/C/096 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 17 Chas I 1. Henrie Anderson of Pendley, Herts. 2. David 1641 James, haberdasher of London. Messuage in 'olde Jurie' in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch. Mentions Frauncis Bridger tenant. Witnesses- -John Anderson, John Bowyer.

HB/C/097 Indenture of Lease 29 Chas II 1. George Calcott, Haberdasher and John 1677 Calcott of 'Cliffords Inne.' 2. George Hutchins of 'Greys Inne.' Messuage near Drury Lane in the Strand in the parish of St. Mary Savoy. Mentions Balthazar and Anne Royall, tenants. Witnesses--George Foy, Peter Duffield, Nath. Hudson, Richard Brooke, Stephen Socker.

HB/C/098 Bond 5 Jas I Nicholas Heathe and Topp Heathe to John [1607/08] Topp of Stockton, Wiltshire. Mentions house of Lawrence Littler in 'Colman streete.' Witnesses- -Michael Forthe, William Colborne, Wyliam Vanter, Christopher Ayrson, William Morris.

HB/C/099 Assignment of Lease 35 Chas II 1. Symon Young of London. 2. Robert Fenn, 1682 'Merchantaylor.' Piece of ground in 'Sheppards' Alley in the parish of St. James Garlick Hith. Mentions Isaac Harvey, tenant, Master and Wardens of the 'Merchantaylors,' the owners. Witnesses--Jo. Wickham, scrivener, John Hooker, Jno. Wiseman.

HB/C/100 Feoffment 24 Chas I 1. Robert Osbolston, Haberdasher of London. 1648 2. William Allott, 'Marchaunttaylor' of London. Messuages in 'Candleweekstreet' and Bell Alley in St. Mary Abchurch parish. Witnesses--Geo. Ingram, Ric. Preice, Ferdinand Cutler. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/101 Receipt 24 Chas II Thomas Spurling to William Hardy. Witnesses- 1672 -Ed. Williamson, Sam. Smith, Abr. Hemingway.

HB/C/102 Assignment of Lease 1 Jas II 1684 1. John Deane of St. Sepulchres parish, Carpenter. 2. George Arundell of London. Messuages in Mouldmakers Row in the precinct of St. Martin Le Grand. Witnesses- -Paul Wicks, scrivener and Edward Towse.

HB/C/103 Indenture of Release 14 Chas II 1. Henry Harwood, 'Sadler' of London. 2. 1662 William Eyre. Messuages on Ludgate hill near Fleet-bridge in the parish of St. Brides alias 'Bridgett,' one formerly called 'the Still' and now 'the Lookeinglasse,' another formerly called 'the Saddle' and now the 'three guilded Keys.' Mentions Grace Hardwyn, 'waxchaundler,' Peter Emery, Robert Christy, 'sadler,' George Appletree, leatherseller, tenants. Witnesses- -Peter Drybutter, Geo. Ixem, William Maning.

HB/C/104 Indenture of Mortgage 1660 1. Joseph Drew, Dyer and Anne Drew alias Tuson, his wife. 2. David Chatelin, Weaver of London. Messuage known as the 'Three Bowles,' in the parish of St. Mildred 'Breadstreete.' Witnesses--Valantin Wanley, Isaac Bean (?), Fredk. Ixem, public notary.

HB/C/105 Indenture of Mortgage 9 W III 1697 1. Elizabeth Western, of London, widow. 2. Robert Peirson of London. Messuages in the parish of St. Katharine Creechurch within Aldgate. Witnesses--Wm. Besley, Jo. Kitson.

HB/C/106 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Jas II 1687 1. John Floyd of London. 2. Enoch Floyd. Piece of ground on which stood 'the Still' and the 'three Guilded Keyes,' near Fleet bridge in the parish of St. 'Bridgett' alias Brides. Mentions also Peter Emery and George Appletree tenants. Witnesses--Peter Burly, N. Boutingdike. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/107 Indenture of Lease 44 Eliz 1. Robert Elmy of Sipton, Suffolk. 2. Andrewe [1601/02] Elmy his son and Thomas Westwood, tallow -chandler of London. Messuage called the 'Whelebarrow' in the parish of St. 'Michell' in 'Woodstreate.' Witnesses--John Mayle, Arthur Ingram, Robert Westwood, Tho. Smythe.

HB/C/108 Covenant to Produce Deeds 25 Chas II 1. William Morgan of the parish of St. Martin in 1673 the 'Feilds.' 2. Jeremy Sambrooke of London. Messuages in Crane Court, Fleet 'streete' in the parish of St. Dunstans in the West. Witnesses- -Hum. Dove of 'Grayes Inne,' John Midgley, scrivener, William Tatersall.

HB/C/109 Indenture of Lease 21 Chas II 1. Master, Wardens etc., of the 'Mistery' of the 1669 Ironmongers. 2. John Buckner, Salter of London. Messuages known as 'the Horsehead' without Newgate in the parish of St. Sepulchres, on the west side of the church and Horsehead 'Ally.' Witnesses--Tho. Heatly, Wm. Heath, Tho. Heatly, jun.

HB/C/110 Indenture of Lease and Assignment endorsed 11 Chas I on the Deed 1635 1. Master, Wardens etc., of the 'Mistery' of Ironmongers. 2. John Daines, draper of London. Messuage in the parish of St. 'Olliff' in the 'old Jury.' Mentions Sir Thomas Cambell, neighbouring owner. Schedule of fixtures attached. Witness--Raphe Handson. Date of Assignment--22 Chas II. 1669. Parties to Assignment-- 1. George Small. 2. Nathan Wilson. Witnesses--Hen. Redmayne, Richard Gay.

HB/C/111 Feoffment 5 Chas I 1629 1. Henry Draper of London. 2. Jasper Draper, Grocer of London. Messuage known as the 'kings Armes' in 'Thamestreete' in the parish of 'Great Alhallows Thamestreete.' Witnesses- -John Townsend, John Rolfe, Mathew Locke. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/112 Indenture of Assignment 7 Wm III 1695 1. Narcissus Luttrell of 'Greys' Inn. 2. John Lyndley of St. Andrews, 'Holborne.' Messuage in 'Holborne' Court in Grays Inn. Witnesses- -Robert Webster, Ben. Phillips, J. Dunn.

HB/C/113 Bond 16 Chas II Lancelot Johnson of the Inner Temple to John 1664 Rickman, Currier of London. Witnesses--John Satterthwaite, Luke Cowely.

HB/C/114 Indenture of Mortgage 3 jas II 1687 1. Henry Shalcrosse, Merchant Taylor of London. 2. Julia Shalcrosse. Messuages etc., formerly part of Jewen garden in St. Giles' Cripplegate parish. Mentions Master and Wardens of the 'Mistery of Goldsmith,' owners. Witnesses--Francis Boldler, Alice Peters.

HB/C/115 Marriage Settlement 15 Chas II 1. Henry Harwood, 'Sadler' of London. 2. 1663 Prescilla Perry. 3. Robert Hollis, Salter, and William Butler Tallow-chandler of London. Messuages in Ludgate hill near Fleetbridge in the parish of St Brides alias 'Bridget' called the 'Still' and afterwards 'the Looking-glasse,' and 'the Saddle' afterwards called 'the three guilded keyes.' Mentions Peter Emery, Grace Harding, Robert Christie, George Appletree, tenants. Witnesses--Hen. Travers, scrivener, Sam. Fox.

HB/C/116 Indenture of Release 8 Wm III 1696 1. Thomas Long the younger, Merchant taylor of London. 2. Jonathan Blagdon, broderer of London. Messuage in Charterhouse lane in the parish of St. Sepulchres without Newgate. Witnesses--John Pratt, Thos. Fitch.

HB/C/117 Indenture of Release 2 Jas II 1686 1. Edward Nourse of the Middle Temple. 2. Daniell Fox, 'Merchantaylor' of London. Messuages in 'Leaden Hall streete' in the parish of St. Andrew Undershaft. Witnesses- -W. Antrobus, scrivener, John Dann, Tho.Jorden, Francis Speidell. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/118 Will of Edward Tooke, engrossed for Probate 15 Chas II Lands in Ireland, Messuages in Salisbury Court 1663 St. Bride's parish, and in Aldersgate street, and St. Giles in the Fields. Executors--Charles Tooke, Francis Bostock Fuller. Witnesses- -Thomas Bosewell, Thomas Shadwell, Will. Phillipps.

HB/C/119 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 20 Chas II 1. Charles Tooke of the Inner Temple and 1668 Francis Bostock Fuller of the Inner Temple. 2. John Cowley of St. Giles in the Fields. Messuages etc., in 'Crosse Lane' or 'Crowsby lane' in the said parish. Witnesses--Tho. Gerard, John Seagood, R. Smith, John Ficketts.

HB/C/120 Indenture of Release 23 Chas II 1. Henry Lemynge of Colchester and Anne his 1670 wife and Peter Ayleworth, Clothworker of London and Margaret his wife. 2. Sir Robert Vyner, Alderman of London. Messuages in Suffolke Lane in the parishes of 'Little Allhallowes in Thames streete.' Mentions Sir George Waterman, Alderman, etc. Witnesses- -Christo. Rich, Ant. Tinney.

HB/C/121 Indenture of Assignment 1657 1. John Mellish, 'Merchanttaylor' of London, William Wormell, Edward Bushell and Peter Sterry of London Clerk, and Frances his wife. 2. Lawrence Marsh of Surrey. Messuage in 'Watlingstreete.' Mentions the Master, Wardens etc., of the 'Mistery of Skynners,' owners. Witnesses--Robt. Bird, Gerard Vsher, John Parrey.

HB/C/122 Inventory of Goods of Richard Hurd, late 26 Chas II Haberdasher of London 1674 He lived in the parish of St. Magnus the Martyr. Valued by John Billingsly and Richard Weedon vintners, Edward Alder, upholder, Thomas Barfoot, Joyner, and Joseph Mower, skinner, before Sir George Waterman, Alderman of the ward of Bridge within, where the Testator lived. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/123 Indenture of Assignment 1656 1. Thomas Sturges of London. 2. William Bowyer, Haberdasher of London. Pieces of ground in the parish of St. Martins in the 'Citty,' of London. Witnesses--Ri. Benet, Geo. Done, W. Reede.

HB/C/124 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 15 Jas 1617 1. William Sales, 'Marchaunttailor' of London. 2. Robert Williamson, Clothworker of London. Messuage in the parish of 'Allhallowes in the wall.' No witnesses' signatures.

HB/C/125 Probate of the Will of James Harris, of All 1688 Hallows, Bread Street Lands in Bores-comb, Wilts. Executrix--Honora Harris, his wife. Witnesses--John Hobart, John Cowley, jun., Anthony Williams.

HB/C/126 Indenture of Lease 12 Chas II 1. George Terrey of 'Graies Inne.' 2. Richard [1660/61] Bovindon, Carpenter, of London. Messuages called the Bell and others in the parish of St. 'Gyles' without Cripplegate, near Goulding lane and 'Old Streete.' Witnesses--Thomas Sharpe, Edward Raynsford.

HB/C/127 Feoffment 13 Chas I 1. William Tudnam and Edward Lewen, 1637 'merchanteylors' of London. 2. Magdalen Kirby of London. Messuages in St. Thomas Alley in 'Burchen' lane in the parish of St. 'Michaell' in Cornhill. Mentions Nicholas Alsop etc. Witnesses--J. Mosse, Hen. Mosse, Arthur Tirrey, Geo. Townrowe, John Melhuish.

HB/C/128 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 11 Chas I 1. George Cooke, Tallow 'Chaundler' of [1635/36] London. 2. Richard Cooke, Salter of London. Tenements, etc., in the parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch. Witnesses--John Pratt, Jeremy Purlandes. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/129 Feoffment 1654 1. Reginald Forster of the Inner Temple. 2. Edward Lawrence, brewer of London. Messuages in 'Whitecrosstreete' in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate. Witnesses--Arthur Tirrey, Tho. Smith, John Cooper, William Withers.

HB/C/130 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 11 W III 1699 1. Nicholas Woodd, Tyler and Bricklayer of London. 2. Anne Bayly of St. Botolph without Bishopsgate. Messuage in Houndsditch in the above mentioned parish, on which land the 'Bunhill' formerly stood. Witnesses--Henry Dod, John Hopkins, Hen. Bedell, Jno. Curryer.

HB/C/131 Defeasance of Statute Staple 1 W & M 1688 1. George Arnold of London. 2. Rt. Hon. Thomas Earle of Sussex. Mentions Sir Peter Daniell, Mayor of the Staple. Witnesses--J. Nicholl, James Mel, Edw. Skeate.

HB/C/132 Indenture of Fine 24 Chas I 1. Henry Harwood of London and Martha his 1648 wife. 2. Robert Abbott, Scrivener of London. 3. Thomas Gee, Haberdasher and Leonard Towers, draper of London. Messuages on 'Adling' hill in the parish of St. Bennett alias Benedict in the ward of Castle Baynard, also the 'Still' and the 'three guilded keyes' on Ludgate Hill. Witnesses--Joseph Mayowe, William Daines, John Morris.

HB/C/133 Indenture. To lead the use of a Fine 4 Wm & M 1. Thomas Hardwick of London and John 1692 Jolley, 'Merchantaylor' of London and Elizabeth his wife. 2. William Blakewey, Draper and John West. Messuages in 'Stebunheath' alias Stepney. Witnesses--William Francklin, Marmaduke Darell.

HB/C/134 Indenture of Lease 35 Chas II 1. Master and Wardens etc., of the 'Mistery' of 1683 Plumbers. 2. John Turner the elder. Messuage in Bush Lane in the parish of 'Allhallowes the Greate.' Not executed. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/135 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 15 Chas II 1. Richard Glover of London. 2. Richard Gower, 1663 Grocer, of London. Messuages in Highgate in the parish of St. Pancras in the fields. Witnesses--Tho. Collett, Alex. Dorington, Richard Wright, Leonard Oakes.

HB/C/136 Indenture of Lease, as above 15 Chas II 1663

HB/C/137 Indenture of Lease 16 Chas I 1. Henry Hodges Clothworker of London. 2. 1640 Robert Armestrong of St. Martin in the fields. Messuage in 'Suffolke' Lane in the parish of 'little All-hallows in Thamestrecte' called the 'White Hart.' Witnesses--Sam. Cartleech, Nicholas Lidgould, scrivener.

HB/C/138 Release 13 Chas II Mary Mountford to Judith Skinner of Westham. 1661 Messuages in 'Grassechurch streete' alias 'Gracious Streete' in the parish of St. Peter upon 'Cornehill' called the King on Horseback' and the 'White Lyon.' Witnesses--Philip Heale, Wm. Weght, Fran. Griffith, scrivener.

HB/C/139 Indenture of Assignment 23 Chas I 1. William Smyth of the Middle Temple. 2. [1647/48] Richard Warren of London and Elizabeth Marsh of 'Lymehouse' in the parish of 'Steppenheath.' Messuage called 'the Milke house' known as the 'Redd Cow,' the Swan close and other closes abutting on Cock lane and Brick Lane and Rogue lane and great Haris Marsh in Stepney alias 'Stebunheath,' parcels of the Manor. Witnesses--Wm. Playdell, John Luefen, Thomas Joye.

HB/C/140 Probate of Will of Andrew Walker 22 Chas I Messuages in Shoemakers 'rowe' 'Blackfryers,' 1646 called the 'Last,' in 'Thamestreete' called the 'White Lyon' and in Love Lane in the parish of St. Mary at hill, in Westbourne and in Paddington. Executors--Andrew Walker his son. Witnesses--John Carpenter, Henry Shelbery, Wm. Lewindon. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/141 Feoffment 15 Chas I 1. Henry Darell of St. James Clerkenwell. 2. 1639 John Smyth of St. Mary 'Isledon' alias Islington. Messuage called the Rose in 'Turnemilstreete' alias 'Tremilstreete' in St. James Clerkenwell parish, near Rose Alley on the east side of 'Turnemilbrooke.' Witnesses--Marie Scott, Mary Blague, Tho. Gibsonne, Tho. Fossick, Nich. Cotton.

HB/C/142 Indenture of Assignment 11 Jas I 1613 1. Daniell Braban, weaver of London and Isaack Symes 'gouldsmith' of London. 2. Richard Robinson, draper of London. Messuage in 'Hownesdiche' in the parish of 'St. Mary's Buttolphe' without Aldgate. Witnesses- -John Waren, scrivener, George Waters.

HB/C/143 Indenture of Assignment 30 Chas II 1. John Jefferys of London. 2. Thomas Lownes, 1678 haberdasher of London. Messuages in the parish of St. 'Hellen' in the Ward of Bishops Gate. Witnesses--John Jeffreys, Tho. Hudson.

HB/C/144 Probate of Will of Mary Onely I W & M 1689 Messuages in Highgate in the 'Mannor' of Haringay alias Hornsey. Executors--John Onely her husband and Henry Grant. Witnesses- -Lancelott Plumer, Henry Ballard, Wm. Only, John Sterm. Pd. P.C.C. 1689.

HB/C/145 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 13 Chas II 1. William Gill of London, son of Rob. Gill of the 1661 liberty of the Tower, and Anne wife of Robt. Gill. 2. Marks Mortimer. Messuages in old Change in the parish of St. Mary 'Maudlin.' Witnesses- -Peter Mortimer, John Matthewes, John Woolston, Robert Woolston.

HB/C/146 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 9 Chas I 1633 1. William Lane the elder, 'Merchantaylor' of London. 2. Nathaniell Mosely of the parish of St. Brides, Haberdasher. Messuages in the same parish in 'Shoeelane.' Witnesses- -Thomas Donkin, John Horne, scriveners. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/147 Feoffment 1649 1. Frances Harwood of London, spinster. 2. Robert Kaye of London. Messuages rear Fleet bridge known as the 'Looking glass' and the 'three Golden Keics.' Witnesses--Fra. Williamson, Fran. Pensax, Tho. Williams.

HB/C/148 Indenture of Lease 23 Chas II 1. Arthur Barron of London. 2. William Webb 1670 Tallowchandler of London. Piece of ground in 'Watlingstreete' and 'Breadstreete' in the parish of Allhallows 'Breadstreete.' Plan attached. Witnesses--Tho. Jenner, Geoffrey Glyd.

HB/C/149 Indenture of Release 29 Chas II 1. John Parker, Glazier of London and Nicholas 1677 Rand Turnor of London and Anne his wife. 2. William Young, Carpenter of London. Messuage in Charterhouse Lane in St. Sepulchres parish. Plan attached. Witnesses- -John Chambers, John Smith, Richard Pope, Eden. Gough.

HB/C/150 Deed Poll-Release 35 Chas II Adiell Mill to Stephen Palmer of the parish of St. 1683 Mary Savoy, alias Strand. Messuage in same parish. Witnesses--Maur. Hill, Natha. Hudson, Stephen Locker.

HB/C/151 Indenture of Lease 20 Chas II 1. Arthur Baron haberdasher of London. 2. 1668 John Clarke, Clothworker of London. Piece of ground in 'Breadstreete' in the parish of 'Alhallowes Breadstreete.' Witnesses--Tho. Bodington, John Clerke.

HB/C/152 Feoffment 9 Jas I 1611 1. Ciprian Morsse and Mary his wife. 2. Henry Harris, Cordwainer of London. Messuage in the parish of 'St. Botolphe without Bushoppsgate.' Witnesses--Jo. Stone, Robart Davis, Chr. Waad. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/153 Indenture of Lease I W & M 1689 1. The Warden etc., of the Hospitals of Christ's, Bridewell and St. Thomas'. 2. William Perry, blacksmith of London. Messuages in 'Tuthill Streete.' Assignment endorsed on the Lease. Lease Signed by Nath. Hawes, Treasurer, Thomas Hutton, Chr. Foster, Fran. Griffith, for the Lessors. No witnesses.

HB/C/154 Assignment of Lease 1656 1. John Harriman, Carpenter of London and Mary his wife. 2. Thomas Morris, Skinner of London. Messuage in the parish of St. 'Buttolph without Algate.' Mayor and Citizens of London original Lessors. Witnesses--Robert Leave, Hen. Lewes, Rich. Banner.

HB/C/155 Feoffment I Chas I 1. Nicholas Burnell, Haberdasher of London. 2. [1625/26] Thomas Westbrooke of Heston. Land etc., in St. 'Gyles in the feilds.' Witnesses--Robert Haynes, Matthew Royce, John Keys.

HB/C/156 Indenture of Lease 17 Chas I 1. Henrie Anderson of Pendley, Herts. 2. David 1641 James, Haberdasher of London. Messuage in the 'Olde Jurie' in St. Marie Colechurch parish. Witnesses--John Anderson, John Bowyer, Charles Auden.

HB/C/157 Marriage Settlement 8 Chas I 1632 1. John Mountford, Pewterer of London and Mary his wife. 2. Thomas Barber, Grocer of London and Judith Blowfeild. Messuage in 'Gracechurchstreete' in the parish of St. Peter in 'Cornehill.' Mentions Edmond Tooley and Thomas Boswell, former tenants. Witnesses- -John Faggart, John Marston, Joseph Ferrett.

HB/C/158 Indenture of Assignment 15 Chas II 1. Andrew Elleis, Dyer of London. 2. Richard 1663 Newlyn, Brewer of London. Messuages in Thames 'streete' in 'Allhallowes' parish adjoining 'Colharbor alias Colharborowe.' Witnesses--Edward Pigott, Chas. Kitchingman, Samuel Rowse. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/159 Indenture of Mortgage 22 Chas II 1. Nathaniel Terry, Grocer of London. 2. 1670 Mathias, Edward and John Terry. 3. Nathaniell Parkins of Staines. Messuage in the parish of St. Anne and Agnes in St. Martin's. Mentions also the shop of Hercules Commander, Scrivener in Ivy Lane. Witnesses--Hercules Commander, John Poole, Tho. Smythe.

HB/C/160 Marriage Settlement 10 Chas I 1. Robert Anderson of 'Lincolne Inne.' 2. 1634 Nicholas Wolfe of Graywell, Sussex. Mathew Clercke of Buttey, Salop. Messuage called the ' grne dragon' in the 'Poultrey.' Witnesses- -Katherin Ingram, William Gray.

HB/C/161 Deed Poll--Declaration of Trust 1659 John Thompson, Stationer of London and Job Eggleston, Vintner. Lands called Pittsbury and the Round Meadow, Grasshoppshooke, Middleshott, and in Humbeston Street in the Comon Marsh of Hackney within the Manor of Hackney, late of Sir John Keyes. Witnesses- -Will. Northey, John Rolfe.

HB/C/162 Copy Probate of Will of Richard Graves 2 Chas I 1626 Mentions Thomas and George Gurney, brothers, of Hitching. Cottages in Rood Lane, East Greenwich. Messuages in St. Martin Orgar's parish and in St. Martin's Lane near Candlewick Street, and in St. Andrew Wardrobe, and St. Martin within Ludgate in Benson's Alley, and the 'Doggs head in the pott and the Fire,' and other messuages in the said parish of St. Martin's Ludgate, and messuages in Goate Court in St. Bride's parish, the 'Ship' or 'King's Arms' in Cornhill, House in Putney. Executors--Frances Graves, wife, and Richard Graves, son. Witnesses--Josiah Buckock, Timothy Warren, George Brome.

HB/C/163 Indenture of Mortgage 9 Jas I 1611 1. Henry Harris, Cordwainer of London and Elizabeth his wife. 2. Raphe Rynder, Draper of London. Messuage in St. 'Botolphe without Bushoppsgate,' adjoining the 'Half-moon.' Recites lease from Ciprian Morsse to Willyam Greene. Witnesses--Ciprian Morse, Jo. Stone, Chr. Ward, Robart Downer. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/164 Indenture of Mortgage 36 Chas II 1. John Fletcher, Apothecary of London. 2. 1684 John Knott, 'Inholder' of London. Pieces of land in which stood The 'Whitehorse' in the 'pooltry,' in St. Mildred 'Poltery' parish, burnt down in the Fire of London. Recites Lease granted by the Haberdashers' Company. Witnesses--Hen. Yonge, Tho. Shepherd.

HB/C/165 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 34 Chas II 1. Humphrey Moore, 'Merchantaylor' of London 1682 and Anne his wife. 2. Richard Palmer, Tallowchandler of London and Susanna his wife. Messuage in Bermondsey 'streete' in 'St. Olaue Southwarke' parish. Mentions Robert Chisman and Roger Craven former tenants, near the 'Cross-keyes.' Witnesses--John White, Fra. Bunting, Fitzpeter Burton, Mary Johnson.

HB/C/166 Power of Attorney (Counterpart) 30 Chas II 1. Francis Vanacker of London. 2. Edward 1678 Keeling, Fishmonger and Anne Walter of London. Pieces of ground in Coldharbor in 'Alhollowes' the less in Thames 'Streete.' Witnesses--Tho. Walter, Matt. Tomlinson, Wm. Corbett, John Loyd.

HB/C/167 Indenture of Mortgage 14 Chas II 1. David James, Haberdasher of London. 2. 1662 Anthonie Rawlins of the parish of St. Olave in Southwark. Messuage in 'Ould' Jewry in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch. Witnesses- -William Parker, Wm. Paxton scrivener.

HB/C/168 Indenture of Lease 1652 1. Mayor and Commonalty of London. 2. William Lynton, Upholder of London. Messuage in 'Houndesditch' in St. 'Buttolphes without Algate' parish. Lease executed by the Comptroller of the Chamber of the City. Mem. of Assignment endorsed on Lease, 1655, signed by Thomas Playen, Chamberlain and Robt. Michel Comptroller of the Chamber. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/169 To Lead the Uses of a Fine 8 Wm III 1696 1. Abraham Chitty and Elizabeth his wife, of London. 2. William Hall of the Middle Temple. Messuage in Croydon 'the parrott' and 'the Key,' now called the 'Maydenhead' in Crooked lane in parish of St. 'Michaell.' Witnesses--Tho. Nowe, Tho. Sheppard.

HB/C/170 Indenture of Release 29 Chas II 1. Edward Gould, Haberdasher of London. 2. 1677 Richard White, 'Inhoulder' of London. Messuages in 'Breadstreete' Hill in the parish of St. Nicholas Olave. Witnesses--Bartho. Pickering, Nath. Symms.

HB/C/171 Feoffment 1657 1. George Purefoy the Elder of Wadley, Berks, George Purefoy the Younger, John Seyliard of de la Ware, of Brasted, Kent, and Mary his wife, William Roberts of Sutton Cheney and Elizabeth his wife, Christopher Hales of Coventry, John Bowme of Ufford, Northampton, John Roberts of Sutton Cheney and Sir Wolstan Dixie of Clifton, Bedfordshire. 2. William Hampton of London. Messuage in 'Colemanstreete' in the parish of St. 'Steevens.' Witnesses--Wm. Shepheard, Ric. Cam, George Tegge, Joseph Meysey, Will. Roberts, Jane Roberts, Matthew Martyn, John Mottershed, John Hidson, Rebecca Cossell, Wm. Bourn, Thomas Dixie, John Seyliard of Pensherst, Francis Seyliard, Tho. Seyliard, Jo. Dod.

HB/C/172 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 5 W & M 1693 1. Stephen Johnson of London, Executor of Richard Brownlowe of the parish of St. Andrews 'Holborne.' 2. Henry Dry, Skinner of London. Messuage in Bartholomew Lane, in the parish of St. Bartholomew, near the 'Royall' Exchange. Witnesses--Edw. Haverfield, Jon. Wilson.

HB/C/173 Indenture of Mortgage 12 C II 1660 1. Mary Gorham daughter of Ric. Blowfeild, decd. 2. Elizabeth Khookes. Messuages in 'Gratious streete' in St. Peter upon 'Cornebill' parish, in the Ward of Bishops-gate. Witnesses- -Thomas Barber, scrivener, and Richard Harris. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/174 Deed Poll--Feoffment 25 C II 1673 Sir Edward Massie to Ursula Drax. Land called the Great Hides formerly 'Spittlefields' and belonging to the New 'Hospitall' without Bishopsgate. Witnesses--John Adams, Arthur Myles, Seabright Deane.

HB/C/175 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 5 W & M 1693 1. Thomas Neale of St. Martin in the fields, James Ward, Edward Herrys, Thomas Lathwell, William Morris of London. 2. George Dorrell of St. 'Gyles' in the Fields, Bricklayer. Piece of land in Marshlands in the parish of St. 'Gyles' in the fields in White lion street, adjoining Edward Rathbone's. Plan attached. Witness--John Gerard.

HB/C/176 Administration of Will of Nicholas Morgan 1692 Granted to John Francis, of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields. Close of land called Marshland in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields, parcel of the Manor of St. James in the Fields.

HB/C/177 Deed Poll--Declaration of Trust 1692 Alexander Forbresse (Forbes), Edward Gerard of Clements Inn, Thomas Traps. Close of land called Marshlands in St. 'Gyles' in the Fields. Witnesses--G. Downes, jun., John Francis, Tho. Kinsman.

HB/C/178 Indenture--Covenant 5 W & M 1692 1. The Honble. Charles Bertie of St. Anne's Westminster Sir Robert Clayton, Alderman of London, John Savile of Medley, Executors of James Tryon, son in law of Sir Richard Stiddolf. 2. Thomas Trapps, Executor of Dame Francis Astley, daughter of Sir R. Stiddolf. 3. Thomas Neale of the parish of St. Martin in the fields. 4. Thomas Lathwell and William Morris of London. Piece of land called Marshland in the parish of 'St. Gyles in the Feilds.' Witnesses--G. Downes, jun., Dan. Alford, Jno. Rudd. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/179 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 5 Wm and 1. Thomas Neale of St. Martin in the 'Feilds,' Mary 1693 James Ward, Edward Herrys, Thomas Lathwell, and William Morris of London. 2. Edward Rathband of St. 'Gyles in the Feilds.' Piece of land called Marshlands in 'St. Gyles in the Feilds' parish, in Monmouth street. Plan annexed. Witnesses--John Rogers, John Gerard.

HB/C/180 Indenture--Declaration of Trust 8 W III 1696 1. Paul Jodrell of London. 2. Robert Harbin of London, Merchant. Close called Marshland in the parish of St. 'Gyles' in the Fields, and the Cock and Pye, alley leading to 'Boule' yard, messuages in King street. Witnesses--Tho. Filmer, George Pullman, Wm. Andrewes.

HB/C/181 Indenture of Assignment 2 W & M 1690 1. John Hill, Obadiah Sedgwick, George Sitwell of London, William Nutt and Benjamin Hinton, Goldsmith of London. 2. Edward Hildeyard, Francis Moore, Heritage Lenton. 3. Rt. Hon. Paulett 'Earle' of Bolingbrooke. Parcels of 'Mannor' or 'Bayliwick' of St. James in the 'feilds.' Mentions various closes, parcels, messuages in Frith Street, etc. Plan attached. Witnesses--Nichol. Calton, Thomas Madockes, Samuel Grave, John Johnson. Further Assignment to Sir Cloudesley Shovell endorsed on the Deed.

HB/C/182 Indenture of Lease--Crown Lease 5 W & M 1692 1. Our 'Soveraigne' Lord and Lady William and Mary. 2. Richard Powys and John Taylour of Westminster. Piece of ground near the old Pest Houses near unto the 'So Ho' in the parish of St. James within the Liberty of Westminster, and King Street, parcel of the Manor of St. James and Great 'Spittle' Fields in Chelsea and Little 'Spittle' Fields near Knightsbridge. Mentions Sir William Pulteney a former Lessee. Seal wanting. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/183 Deed Poll--Release 14 Chas I Dame Dorothie Cornwaleys of Beeston, Norfolk 1638 to William Newton of Biddenham, Beds. Close called 'Pursfeild' in the parishes of St. Giles in the 'feilds' and St. Clement Danes and the Gunpowder house. Witnesses--B. Vaughan, W. Aufeild, Robt. Smyth, Richard Gale.

HB/C/184 Indenture of Lease 14 Chas I 1. William Newton of Biddenham, Bedfordshire. 1638 2. Richard Webb of St. Giles in the Fields. Part of field called 'Pursfield' in 'Queene streete' near Parkers lane. Mentions Arthur Newman to whom some adjacent land was about to be let. Witnesses--Arthur Newman, John Fountaine, Will. Dormer, Richard Gale.

HB/C/185 Indenture of Assignment 5 JasI 1607 1. Walter Burton of St. Clement 'Daynes' without the 'Barres' of the 'newe' Temple, Bricklayer. 2. Thomas Barton of St. Giles in the 'feilds.' Part of 'Oldwych' Close in St. Giles' parish near 'Drewrie lane.' Witnesses--Richarde Ockoulde, Ferdinando Wyther, Walter Lee.

HB/C/186 Feoffment 15 Chas I 1. William Newton of Biddenham, Bedfordshire 1639 and Joane his wife. 2. Sir Henry Compton of Bramblety, Sussex. Sir Lewis Dyve of Bromham, Bedfordshire, Thomas Brewer of the Inner Temple. Part of 'Oldwich' Close near 'Queenes streete' in the parish of St. 'Gyles in the feildes.' Witnesses--Oliver Alan, Jo. Sanders, Richard Gale, -- Powell, Jo. Sanders, James Warren, William Clarke, Samuell Bowes.

HB/C/187 Indenture of Lease 8 Chas I 1632 1. The Rt. Hon. Henry Lord Cary, Baron of Leppington and the Lady Martha his wife, Henry Osborne of London and Nicholas Herman of 'Chelsey.' 2. William Lovinge the younger of Old 'Windsore,' Berks. Piece of ground called 'Elmefeild' alias 'Longe Acre' near Covent Garden in the tenure of the Churchwardens and parishioners of St. Clements Danes. Witnesses--Cuthbert Sidgwick, Samuel Cuenot Rich. Battill, Fra. Bilbye. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/188 Indenture of Assignment 14 Chas I 1. Bartholomew Baker of St. Clement Danes 1638 parish. 2. John Kempsall, Symon Harborne, Thomas Carpenter, John Shalmer and Daniell Ballard of London, parishioners of St. Clement Danes. Part of close called 'Elmefeilde' alias Long Acre in the parish of St. Martin in the fields near Covent Garden. Witnesses--Edward Bowes, Timothy Smith, Robert Boultbye, Nicho. Dombill.

HB/C/189 Indenture of Assignment 15 Chas I 1. Mathew Frauncis of Westminster. 2. Symond 1639 Harborne and John Shalmer of St. Clement Danes. Close called 'Elmefeild' alias Long Acre in the parish of St. Martin in the 'feildes' near Strand lane leading from the Strand to the town of St. Giles in the 'feilds,' and near Covent Garden and Marshlands. Witnesses--Wm. Sharp, Tho. Marriatt, Edm. Eobir.

HB/C/190 Indenture of Bargain & Sale 21 Chas II 1. The Rt. Hon. Gilbert Earle of Clare. 2. 1669 Rowland Jewkes of the Inner Temple. 3. Robert Flatman of St. 'Gyles' in the Fields. Piece of land in the parish of St. Clement Danes in a passage on the east of the lane leading from Clements well to Clements Inn 'feild.' Witnesses --Jo. Conde, Tho. Bristowe, Jno. Birch, William Ayscough, Jo. Conde Jun.

HB/C/191 Deed Poll--Assignment 11 Chas I Elizabeth Orby of the Savoy rents in the Strand 1635 and Thomas Orby. Tenement in Somerset rents in the parish of St. Mary at 'Strande' and land at Chertsey, and messuages in or near the Savoy in the 'Strande.' Witnesses--Jo. Fussell, Josua Mainet, John Daniell.

HB/C/192 Indenture of Lease 24 Chas II 1. Edward Billing of Westminster and Benjamin 1672 Bartlett of London. 2. Thomas Gregory of Westminster, Carpenter. Piece of ground part of the Vine garden near the Horseferry in St. Margarets Westminster. Witnesses--John Sibley, Thos. Sibley, John Davis, Robert Greenhood. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/193 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 8 Chas I 1. Elizabeth Lee, widow. 2. Richard Bretton. [1632/33] Messuage called 'Ypres Ynne' in the parish of St. Thomas the apostle. Witnesses--John Dover, Francis Hodgson.

HB/C/194 Indenture of Lease 30 Chas II 1. Richard Powell, Barber Chirurgeon of [1678/79] London. 2. John Senton, Cooper of London. Messuage in 'Sheapherds' Alley in the parish of St. James 'Garlickhith' near Mr. Glentworth's Warehouse. Witnesses--Thomas Glentworth, Thomas Hoare, John Goss, -- Holland.

HB/C/195 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 23 Chas II 1. John Roy of London, Edward Burdett and 1670 John Wright of 'Grayes Inne,' the Hon. Walgrave Crew of Hinton in Northamptonshire. 2. Henry Pollexfen of the Inner Temple, and Edmund Pollexfen of 'Plimoth,' Devon. Land being part of ground of Baynards Castle in the parishes of St. Andrew Wardrobe and St. Bennetts 'Paule wharfe.' Witnesses--Tho. Barrett, John Morris, Bar. Carpenter, Natha. Hudson, Bartho. Huntley, Wm. Belke, Simon Beech.

HB/C/196 Indenture of Assignment 2 Jas I 1604 1. George Meade of Ware and Elizabeth his wife. 2. James Tayllor, 'Cordewaner' of London. Messuages etc., in or near 'Graies Inne' lane, alias 'Purpole' lane in 'St. Andrewe in Holborne' called the 'Redd Lyon' near 'Holbourne feildes' and 'lither lane' alias 'liver lane.' Witnesses- -John Tomes, John Wilson, Thomas Pickeringe, Rich. Wright.

HB/C/197 Bond 20 Jas I 1622 Richard Betts of Westminster, 'Hempedresser,' and Thomas Spier, Leatherseller to Alphonso Fowle, Henrie Weatharfield, William Stanlake, Peter Heywood, Thomas Morice, William Ireland, John Elstone, John Bale, Bartholomew Parker, Thomas Girton, Governors of the House of Correction in 'Tuttlefields.' Witnesses- -John Davis, Geo. Plukenett, John Plukenett. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/198 Indenture of Lease 3 Jas I 1605 1. Elizabeth Downes of the parish of St. Martin in the fields, Otho Mawdytt, 'Merchanttaylor' of London and Elizabeth his wife, Margarett Shere, widow, William Brett of Hearon, Bedfordshire and Maria his wife. 2. Nicholas Clare of Oxford. Water Mill etc., called a 'Tyde Myll' at Paris garden in the parish of St. Savior's 'Southwarke' and land in St. George's 'feildes' called St. Johns Acre. Witnesses--Arthur Emyn, Thomas Bradforde, William Maton, F. Soorde, Richard Watson, Jasper Greene.

HB/C/199 Feoffment 1655 1. Thomas Browker of Bittorley and Mary his wife. 2. Richard Taverner of the parish of St. Andrew in the Wardrobe, Haberdasher. Manor of Parys Garden. Certain Leases excepted. Witnesses--Tho. Taverner, Geo. Peryer, John Taverner, Tho. Massam, John Blunden.

HB/C/200 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1 Jas II 1685 1. Charles Sibley of Derby. 2. John Baker of Derby, Butcher and George Buxton the younger of Derby. Messuages in 'Hallwell streete' in the parish of St. Clement Danes, and land in Chiswick and Acton. Witnesses--Ri. Levis, Ri. Levis, jun., Elizabeth Massey.

HB/C/201 Indenture of Lease 6 Jas I 1608 1. Edward Catcher of London. 2. Roger van Herrewegge of London. Brewhouse etc., in 'Barkinge,' Essex. Witnesses--Thomas Catcher, John Catcher, Nathaniell Speight.

HB/C/202 Court Baron, Barnesbury Manor 36 Chas II Admission of Robert Austin on the death of his 1684 uncle John Austin in reversion after the death of Susan Prideaux.

HB/C/203 Indenture of Lease 4 Jas II 1688 1. Richard Corbett of Finglass, county Dublin. 2. James Spooner of the same place. Closes of land in Islington, parcel of the Manor of 'Barnarsbury,' called 'Lower Barnarsbury' lying north of 'Upper Barnarsbury' and south of 'Haggbushlane,' higher 'Barnarsbury' and Upper 'Barnersbury' and 'Cleafeild.' Witnesses- -James Firth, Richard Croosdaile. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/204 Indenture of Lease 3 Chas I 1627 1. Thomas Hutchinson, Vintner of London. 2. Henry Ferrers of London. Manor of Bromley, Middlesex. Witnesses--Percyvall Staple, John Mason.

HB/C/205 Indenture of Release 30 Chas II 1. Nicholas Warren, Merchant of London. 2. 1682 Anne Drake of London. Messuages in East Greenwich, Kent, near Stockwell Street. Witnesses--Jeremiah Hurst, Thomas Dilke.

HB/C/206 Feoffment 17 Chas II 1. Philip Delroy of Wigan. 2. Thomas Welsh of 1665 Tottenham, Middlesex. Marsh land in East Greenwich, Kent. Witnesses--Wm. Cookson, Edward Baron, -- Ireland, William Gee, Jo. Anderton.

HB/C/207 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 22 Chas II 1. Sir Joseph Sheldon of London. 2. William 1669 Dolben of the Inner Temple and John Bent Merchant Taylor of London. Closes called 'Buttericks' in the parish of Fulham. Witnesses- -Dan. Ludington, Bezaleel Taylor, Ben. Wherter. HB/C/208 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 27 Chas II 1. William Dolben of the Inner Temple and John 1674 Bent of London. 2. John Harvey of the Inner Temple and Henry Fauntleroy of Cliffords Inn. Closes called 'Buttericks' in Fulham near the Earl of Holland's land. Witnesses--Geo. Cure, Dan. Ludington.

HB/C/209 Indenture--To lead the use of Recovery 31 Chas II 1. Andrew Smith of Croydon. 2. William 1679 Bennett, Vintner of London. 3. John Kettleby of 'Cliffords Inne.' Messuages closes etc., near West lane, 'Greene lane, Kilburne,' in or near 'Westborne Greene' in the parish of Paddington. Witnesses--Arthur Kettlebey, J. Byne. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/210 Newington Barrowe Manor: View of frank 20 Chas II pledge, and Court Baron 1668 Surrender of Henry Hastings, one of the customary tenants of the Manor, of his tenement etc., in Tollington. Tho. Rudd, steward.

HB/C/211 Indenture of Mortgage 33 Chas II 1. Thomas Southwood of the parish of 1681 'Stebunheath' alias Stepney and Mercy his wife. 2. Abraham Harold of Stepney. Land next 'Old Gravell Lane' in Stepney. Witnesses--Richard Webb, Andrew Pead. Indenture of Assignment 1698 endorsed on the deed.

HB/C/212 Indenture--To lead the use of a Fine 33 Chas II 1. Isaac Marryott of London and Anne his wife. 1681 2. Thomas Jordan, distiller of London. Land etc., in Southwell in the Manor of Hayes. Witnesses--John Greene, Chas. Cheyney, Ja. Cornelius.

HB/C/213 Indenture--To lead the use of a Fine 10 Jas I 1. John Page the elder of Wembly, Harrow and [1612/13] Richard Page of Uxendon, Harrow. 2. Phillipp Morgan of Stanwell and John Smyth of Roxey, 'Harrowe one the Hill.' Manor etc., of Cofers, or Coferers in 'Kingesbury,' Willesdon and Hendon. Witnesses--Tho. Lambert, Richard Ravenhill, Simon Hill, James Smyth.

HB/C/214 Marriage Settlement 27 Chas II 1. Joseph Dawson the Elder of London and 1675 Joseph Dawson, Thomas Westerne, Grocer of London, Benjamin Gerrard Fishmonger of London. 2. John Forth, Alderman of London, Susannah Forth, Daniell Forth and Robert Forth of London. Farm called 'Claverings,' and other lands in Edmonton and Edmonton marsh. Witnesses--Edward Brailston, Valentine Clarke, John Ware.

HB/C/215 Indenture--To lead the use of a Fine 18 Chas II 1. Jane Clarke of the 'libertie' of the Tower of [1666/67] London, Jane Thomlinson of Redriffe Surrey. 2. Thomas Moffett, Grocer of London. Messuage etc., in 'Edelmeton' alias Edmonton. Witnesses- -Jos. Forfnell, Robert White, Amos Hanninge. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/216 Feoffment 16 Chas II 1. Jane Clarke of the Liberty of the Tower of 1664 London, Edward Thomlinson of Redriff and Jane his wife. 2. Thomas Moffett, Grocer of London. Messuage in 'Edelmeton' alias Edmonton. Witnesses--Will. Northey, Wm. Masemore.

HB/C/217 Probate of Will and Codicil of Robert Marsh, 17 Chas II 'Merchanttaylor' of London 1665 1667 'Water Leases,' copyhold lands etc., in Edmonton near 'Burystreete' and in 'Finchhamsteed,' Bucks. Executrix--Susanna Marsh, his wife. Witnesses--William Moffett, Garneus Humbarstone, Tho Sanderson, William Evanes, Elizabeth Henshawe. Pd. P.C.C. 1667.

HB/C/218 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 2 Chas I 1626 1. Jane Richardson, widow, of London. 2. Hughe Richardson of London. Messuage in Edmonton. Witnesses--Henry Dooreg, Edm. Parks, John Hugbon.

HB/C/219 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 13 Chas I 1. William Penifather of London. 2. William 1637 Lane of Canterbury, Gabriell Miles of London, Edward Bennett the younger. Messuages, land etc., called 'Rabbesfarme,' water mill called Crouch Mill in the parish of Great Hillingdon, and also in Cowley and Uxbridge. Witnesses- -Henry Shelbery, Gregory Tinham, Tho. Howorth.

HB/C/220 Probate of Will of Richard Edwards of the 3 Jas II 1687 parish of St. Olave 'Hartstreet.' Farm of Pittshanger in Yelling, Middlesex. Executors--Margaret Edwards his mother, and Thomas Edwards his brother. Witnesses--M. Edwards jun., Ken. Edisbury, Ja. Cole. Pd. 1687.

HB/C/221 Probate of Will of William Massy alias Candeler 1630 Lands called Kenham field. Executrix--Margerie his wife. Witnesses--Daniell Harbert, Francis Miles. Pd. 1630. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/222 Lease 1669 1. John Searle of London. 2. John Fitzwater of Hanworth. Land at Hanworth. Witnesses--W. Pott, Wm. Parkins.

HB/C/223 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 11 James I 1. John Wheeler, Currier of London, Elizabeth 1613 his wife. 2. Jeremy Littleboy of Finchley. Messuages etc. in 'Netherstreete' in Finchley. Witnesses--John Orvered, Joseph Browne.

HB/C/224 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 4 James II 1. Anne Verney of London. 2. William Hayton of 1688 London. Fields called Gibb 'feild,' Gibb garden, and messuages near 'Netherstreete,' Finchley, also Knightons, 'Churchfeilds' near Ballards Lane, Finchley, etc. Witnesses--Orlebar Wilson, John Sanders, Anne Smith.

HB/C/225 Indenture of Mortgage 4 James II 1. William Hayton of London and Orlebar 1688 Wilson of the Middle Temple. 2. Edward Fawcett of Islington. Lands, messuages etc. in Finchley as above mentioned. Witnesses--John Sanders, Paul Wicks, scrivener Hen. Wykes.

HB/C/226 Indenture of Assignment 28 Chas II 1. Lawrence Wilkes of London. 2. Thomas 1675 Nedham, Clothworker of London. Messuage and fields in 'Netherstreet' Finchley. Witnesses- -Wm. Fashions, Rich. Fathers.

HB/C/227 Feoffment 1652 1. Henry Clarke the Elder, Merchant Taylor of London and Henry Clark the younger. 2. William Domuille of 'Lincolnes' Inn and Bridgett his wife. Land and messuages at Finchley. Witnesses--Roger Turner, John Bowering, John Dawson, John Harris.

HB/C/228 Feoffment 17 Chas II 1. Michaell Baily and Thomas Pulteny, Salters 1665 of London. 2. Anthony Whitwell of the parish of Christchurch, London. Messuages etc. in Finchley. Witnesses--Fran. Barnard, David Price, Anne Swansam. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/229 Indenture--To lead the use of a Fine 17 Chas II 1. John Reene, Grocer of London and Sarah [1665/66] his wife, Richard Draper of London and Alice his wife, Thomas Pulteney, Salter and Mary his wife, Anthony Whitwell of London. 2. Michaell Bayly, Salter of London. Messuage and land in Finchley. Witnesses--Clement Hoye, Samuel Graves, Roger Reeve, Junr.

HB/C/230 Feoffment 22 Chas II Richard Utber to John Searle. Messuage and 1669 land in Finchley. Witnesses--John Nicholl, John Heginbotham, Henry Brooke.

HB/C/231 Deed Poll--Release 1649 Thomas Chandler, Draper of London to Richard Utber, Draper of London. Messuage and land in Finchley. Witnesses--Hen. Colbron, John Parrey.

HB/C/232 Indenture of Mortgage 17 Charles II 1. Anthony Whitwell of the parish of 1665 Christchurch, London. 2. Charles Thynne the younger. 3. Michaell Pulteney. Messuages etc. in 'Finchely.' Witnesses--Hen. Travers, scrivener in Smithfield, Tho. Pulteney, Triamor Baldwin.

HB/C/233 Indenture--Covenants 12 Charles I 1. Thomas Sharples, Merchant taylor of London 1636 and Ann his wife, John Mayne of Exeter, and Mary his wife, Richard Elwood of Exeter, John Bradley, Girdler of London and Sara his wife, Daniell Challoner, Freemason of London and Ursula his wife, William Sherman, Girdler of London and Alice his wife. 2. Robert Chippe, Fishmonger of London. Messuages etc. in Finchley. Witnesses--John Chippe, Francis Blewer, Robert Chippe, Henry Pratt, Richard Mayne, James Paxon, Georg French, John Jermyn.

HB/C/234 Feoffment 14 James I 1. Samuell Bishopp, Barber surgeon of London 1616 and Suzan his wife, and Roger Best of Chipsted and Amy his wife. 2. Jeremy Littleboy of Finchley. Messuages in 'Neatherstreete' in Finchley. Witnesses--John Owtred, Scrivener, Edward Bodington. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/C/235 Indenture--To lead the use of a Fine 22 Charles II 1. John Nettleshipp, Salter of London and Mary 1670 his wife. 2. Samuell Thompson of St. Mary le Bowe in the ward of Cheap. Land etc. in Finchley. Witnesses--Henry Dering, John Goddin, Lyonell Fanshawe, Charles Burnham, Mary Beard.

HB/C/236 Indenture of Assignment 21 Charles II 1. Alice Holloway of London, widow. 2. Nicholas 1669 Roberts, Ironmonger of London, John Smith and John Hinde, drapers of London. Messuages in Finchley. Witnesses--James Hind, Hugh Hunt, Samuell Sewell. Further Assignment 1674 endorsed on Deed.

HB/C/237 Indenture of Assignment 23 Charles I 1. Bartholomew Clarke of London. 2. Richard 1647 Utber and Thomas Chandler, Drapers of London. Land in Finchley. Witnesses--Henr. Colbron, Jas. Crome, Arth. Towne, John Parrey.

HB/C/238 Indenture of Lease 19 Charles I 1. Robert Alden, Salter of London. 2. Thomas 1643 Viner, 'Gouldsmith' of London. Messuages, lands etc. near Barrowes lane in Finchley. Witnesses--Robt. Rawlins, Roger Livesey.

HB/C/239 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 22 Charles II 1. Richard Utber, Draper of London. 2. John 1669 Searle of London. Messuages etc. in Ballards Lane alias Barrows Lane in Finchley. Witnesses--John Nicholl, John Heginbotham, Henry Brooke.

HB/C/240 Manor of Twickenham, Court Baron 26 Charles II Admission of Dame Jane Smith to lands in the 1674 Manor of her late husband, Sir John Smith, Alderman of London. Eighteenth century deeds

HB/D/001 Probate of Will of Esther Oldisworth 1782 Executor--Richard Watlington. Witnesses--Jane Thomas, Catherine Kilburn. Proved, P.C.C. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/002 Copy Will of Mary Benwell 1768 Executrixes--Ann and Martha Benwell. Witnesses--Lovelace Hercy, Eliz. Hercy of Boswell Court, Rob. Haswhittle.

HB/D/003 Probate of Will of Samuel Stone of 32 Geo III Houndsditch, Cabinet Maker 1792 Executor--Henry Blaxland. Witnesses--John Presland, Geo. Westray. Proved, P.C.C.

HB/D/004 Probate of the Will of William Piddington, of St. 1776 Botolph Aldgate parish Executor--Richard Hill of the parish of St. Botolph, Aldersgate. Witnesses--Henry Allibon, James Arnold, William King. Proved, P.C.C.

HB/D/005 Will of Stephen Guion of London 1760 Executors--Elizabeth Guion his wife and Stephen Peter Godin of Southgate. Witnesses--Thomas Goosbrey, Jonathan Ismay.

HB/D/006 Probate of Will of John Spateman formerly of 1790 Cannon Street in the parish of St. Martin Orgar and now of Crown Street, Westminster, of this date Executors--Hannah his wife, daughter of Thomas Garner of Seal, Kent, Mary Hannah Spateman, Judith Ann Spateman. No witnesses. Affidavit by Hester Sexby Emmerich of Crown Street, Westminster and William May of Gt. Newport Street in parish of St. Ann Westminster as to the genuineness of the Testator's signature. Proved P.C.C. 1801.

HB/D/007 Deed Poll--Appointment 3 Anne 1704 Elizabeth Grange to Maurice Thompson, Crispe Grange, Joshua Lock and Thomas Marriott. Witness--Jas. Bond.

HB/D/008 Copy Will of Thomas Brigham of the parish of 1746 St. Sepulchre Executors--William Banister of the 'little Old Bayly' Peruke Maker and Mary Dazey. Witnesses--Jno. Chatfeild, Danll. Carty. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/009 Probate of the Will of Benjamin Lindo of 1777 Bookers Gardens, St. Catherine Cree Mentions Dr. Abraham Capadoce, David and Moses Lindo of Bordeaux, etc. Executors--Elias Lindo and Elias Lindo jun. Witnesses--George Frost, George Capadose.

HB/D/010 Probate of the Will of Alexander Young, 3 Geo III 1763 outward bound in the good ship Bute, Captain Patrick Maitland Commander, of this date Executor--John Jackson of Shadwell Dock. Witnesses--Bartholomew Delaney, Thos. Cross. Exd.--John Phillips Proctor. Bp. of London Registry, 1766.

HB/D/011 Probate of Will of Thomas Yardley of the parish 1769 of St. Bartholomew the Great Executrix--Elizabeth Yardley his wife. Witnesses--Paul Chotard, Eliz. Pickering. Exd.- -Richard Cheslyn Cresswell, Parson. Proved, P.C.C.

HB/D/012 Probate of Will of James Haslam of Upper 1790 Thames Street, Wine Merchant Executors--William Berry of Lissam Green, Midd. and William Kline of Mile End Old Town and John Man. Witnesses--Thomas Burope, Wm. Merefield. Pd. P.C.C.

HB/D/013 Probate of Will of Nicholas Levett, Cutler of 5 Anne 1705 London, of St. Botolph Billingsgate parish Executors--John Levett of Heath, Oxon, and John White-hill, Brewer of London. Witnesses- -Jacob Edge, Edwd. Lawrence Joshua, draper. Pd. P.C.C.

HB/D/014 Copy Will of Elizabeth Kent for Probate 1702 Executor--Walter Kent. Bequest to the poor of the parishes of St. Giles Cripplegate and St. Michael Bassishaw. Witnesses--Roger Venneston, Mary Banks, Edwd. Whincop

HB/D/015 Probate of Will of James Pillfold of Talbot 1762 Court, Gracechurch Street, Vintner, of this date Executors--Alexander Pillfold, William Syms of Pudding Lane, Wine Merchant. Witnesses- -Antho. Benn, Tho. Benn, Geo. Jemmett. Pd. P.C.C.; 1764 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/016 Probate of Will of Bridget Currer of St. Anne 1716 'Blackfryers' of this date Executrix--Penelope Blake. Witnesses--Robert Adams, Henry Cooper, John Clarke, in the house late Sir Thomas Rawlinson's in the 'Old Bayly.' Pd. P.C.C. 1722.

HB/D/017 Deed Poll--Devise. (Two Deeds.) 1710 Anna Chambers to Monnox Chambers. Witnesses--Mary Cave, John Cave at Loriners Hall.

HB/D/018 Indenture of Lease II Geo II 1737 1. William Sawbridge of Milk Street, Mercer, and Kenrick Sheibell of Cheapside, 'Linnen' Draper, Executors of the Will of Mary Sheibell of Suffolk Street. 2. Thomas Hernon of St. Martin in the Fields, Apothecary. Messuage in Suffolk Street. Witnesses--Walter Butler, John Sheibell.

HB/D/019 Probate of Will of Amelia Lee of Swithin's Lane, 1767 of this date Executors--Robert Ellis, Mr. Thomas Constable of Ab-church Lane. Witnesses--Jno. Turner, T. C. Bateman, Ann Shaw. Pd. P.C.C. 1768.

HB/D/020 Indenture of Release 4 Anne 1705 1. Dame Judith Sambrooke, relict of Sir Jeremy Sambrooke. 2. Samuel Sambrooke and Jeremy Sambrooke and John Sambrooke of London, sons and Executors. Inventory of Furniture at Bush hills, Edmonton, and house in St. Michael Bassishaw, attached. Witnesses--Saml. Whyle, Edward Skeate, Rob. Leadsman. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/021 Marriage Settlement 4 Geo II 1741 1. Hannah Coxe. 2. William Coxe, Doctor in 'Physick,' son. 3. John Fawler of the Navy Office and William Belitha of Teddington. 4. Barbara Clerke, dau. of Talbot Clerke of Durant Hall, Chesterfield. 5. Richard Hollings of Lincolns Inn, Solicitor General to the Prince of Wales, William Battie of London, doctor of 'Physick,' William Melmoth the younger of Lincolns Inn and James Mundy of the Inner Temple. Messuages near Temple 'Barr' in the parish of St. Clement Danes, between Temple 'Barr' and Butchers 'Rowe'; in Church Lane in St. Botolph without Aldgate parish; Sugar house, Thames street; mess in. Oxfordshire ; in Creed Lane in St. Martin Ludgate parish, formerly in the occupation of Launcelott Andrews, Doctor in Divinity and afterwards of Theodore Gulston ; land in the precinct of St. Martin Le Grand ; the Crown without Aldgate in St. 'Butolph's' Parish. Witnesses--W. Mundy, Jno. Swale, H. Leuten. 11 Skins.

HB/D/022 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Geo I 1723 1. John Roberts of St. Paul, Covent Garden. 2. John Bradshaw, Stationer of London. Messuages in Leadenhall Street in St. Andrew Undershaft Parish. Witnesses--John Curryer, Hen. Pratt.

HB/D/023 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 24 Geo II 1751 1. Nathaniel Wilkes of Wenden Lofts, Essex. Thomas Plumber Byde of Ware Park, Herts. 2. John Hodges of Princes Street in the parish of St. Margaret Lothbury. Messuage in Princes Street above mentioned near the Crown. Witnesses--Jacob Wright, Joseph Hodges. Schedule of Fixtures attached.

HB/D/024 Probate of Will of Hugh Castleman of Calcutta, 1784 of this date Executors--Richard Plimpton, Thomas Paiddle, Caleb Talbot, Hugh Darly, Richardson McVeagh. Witnesses--William Kneller, John Casey, B. Corfe, Thomas Spence. Pd. P.C.C. 1789. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/025 Probate of Will of George Behrens 1739/40 Leasehold property in Lime Street and in Camberwell. Executor--Mr. John Robins. Witnesses--Edmund Orlabeer, Katharine Stallard.

HB/D/026 Probate of Will of William Thornthwaite of St. 1780 Paul's Churchyard, Woollen Draper Mentions Queens Arms Tavern, Newgate street. Executors--Thomas Thornthwaite of Paternoster Row. Edward Sheppard of Basinghall Street, factor, and Mary Thornthwaite, his wife. Witness--Jas. Weston, Grays Inn. Affidavit of brother Joseph Thornthwaite as to due execution of Will attached. Pd. P.C.C. 1780.

HB/D/027 Probate of Will of Thomas Peak, of this date 1788 No Executors appointed. Not witnessed. Affidavit of Thomas Wilson and David Jones of Friday Street as to the identity of handwriting and signature of Thomas Peak attached. 1793. Pd. P.C.C. 1793.

HB/D/028 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 13 Geo II 1739 1. James Pollexfen of St. John's Westminster. 2. Henry Pollexfen of St. 'Buttolph' without Bishopsgate. Messuages in Jacob Street in the parishes of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey and St. Olave Southwark. Witnesses--Thos. Perkins, St. Jno. Harding.

HB/D/029 To lead the uses of a Fine 10 Anne 1. Daniel Fox Girdler of London and Elizabeth [1711/12] his wife. 2. John Curry Scrivener and William Curry, 'Merchan-taylor' of London. 3. George Rogers of London. 4. John Wheatley of London. Messuages in Leadenhall Street in the parish of St. Andrew Undershaft. Witnesses- -John Wheatley junr., Moses Peters, Samuel Bond. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/030 Apparently Indenture of Release, Henry nd Swaysland to John Seawell Endorsed--Morley, 1720. Fortescue. Mortgage of 5 houses in Thames Street. Also Morley's Release to Finch of Premises at Cobham 1694.

HB/D/031 Indenture of Release 12 Geo I 1725 1. George Bell of the parish of St. Bartholomew the Great, weaver and Dacy his wife. 2. Dacy Bell junior. 3. William Oakly of 'Petty Coat' Lane, weaver. Messuages in Charterhouse Lane in the parish of St. Sepulchres. Witnesses --William Holliday, Daniell Dobinson, William Workman, Rowland Greatson.

HB/D/032 Probate of Will of Thomas Stone of Dorset 1790 Street in the Parish of St. Bride Executor--John Stone. Witnesses--Esther Green, Wm. Bush. Pd. P.C.C. 1790.

HB/D/033 Probate of the Will of Robert Walker of Harp 26 Geo III Alley in the parish of St. Bride 1786 His house being in Shoe Lane at the corner of Harp Alley. Executors--Edward Griffin of Tufton Street, Westminster, and Robert Buttle of York Street, Covent Garden. Witnesses--G. Griffin, R. Parker. Pd. P.C.C. 1786.

HB/D/034 Will of William (Ld. Villiers) 1721 Executors--Thomas Chiffinch, and Shuckburgh Sill of Castlethrup, Bucks. Witnesses--J. Rogers, Elizabeth Yeats, Martha Churchille. Endorsed 'Earle of Jersey's Will.'

HB/D/035 Probate of Will of John Norman of 'Lawrance' 1791 Pountney Hill, Dry Salter Executors--Thos. Norman of Cannon Street, and John Horton of 'Lawrance' Pountney Lane. Witnesses--Peter Smith, Mary Smith. Pd. P.C.C. 1791. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/036 Probate of Will of Thomas Smith of Cornhill, 1791 Cordwainer Executor--Samuel Beddome of Long Lane, Southwark. Witnesses--Garnet Terry, Nath. Davies, Lothbury. Pd. P.C.C. 1791.

HB/D/037 Probate of the Will of William Negus of 1707 Monkwell Street, Watch motion maker Executors--Robert Atkins of Lambs Buildings, Bunhill Row and John Angold of Mile End Road. Witnesses--Wm. Matanle, P. Matanle.

HB/D/038 Probate of Will of Andrew Roy of this date 1725 Will written in French. Translation in English attached Executors--Nicholas Roy, and Peter Mottet. Witnesses--Arnold Roermond, Arnold Vollenhoven, P. de Marolles Public Notary. Pd. P.C.C. 1727. 2 skins

HB/D/039 Indenture of Release 19 Geo II 1746 1. Jeremiah Gardiner, Mercer of London. 2. Henry Adams of St. Margaret's Westminster. Messuages in Kingshead Court in the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch. Witnesses--Wm. Meadows, Philip Worlidge.

HB/D/040 Marriage Settlement 3 Geo II 1729 1. Francis Cross of the parish of St. Dunstan Stepney, Merchant Taylor. 2. Margaret Maurice. 3. John Jocelyn and Charles Smith, Girdler of London. Witnesses--Susanna Pidmarsh, William Pidmarsh, Eliz. Lukin, Sarah Jocelyn.

HB/D/041 Probate of Will of Mary Wright of this date 6 Geo I 1720 Executors--Mary Wright and William Wright. Witnesses--Eliz. Bonner, Adam Bonner. Pd. P.C.C. 1721. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/042 Indenture of Assignment and further 12 Geo II 1738 Assignment endorsed on it & 1750 1. John Scott, Salter of London. 2. James Pollexfen of the parish of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster. 3. Thomas Pilling of Staines and Ann his wife. 4. Ezekiel Stanney of Staines, Maltster. Messuages in Jacob Street in the parishes of St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey and St. Olave in Southwark. Witnesses--M. Fuller, Thos. Wilson.

HB/D/043 Probate of Will of John Rogers of Turnmill 1781 Street Executrix--Ann Rogers, his wife. Witnesses- -Wm. Scott, John Laurence. Pd. P.C.C. 1781.

HB/D/044 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 20 Geo II 1746 1. Henry Pollexfen. 2. Ezekiel Stanney of Staines. Messuages in Jacob Street in the parishes of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey and St. Olave Southwark. Witnesses--Sam. Coates, Thos. Hunt.

HB/D/045 Probate of Will of William Potter of London, 1717 Goldsmith, of this date Executrix--Elizabeth Potter, his wife. Witnesses --J. Crosbie, J. Annyson, Eliz. Kekewich. Pd. P.C.C. 1724.

HB/D/046 Probate of Will of Richard Rogerson, Carpenter 1723 of London Mentions lands etc., in 'Kings head Courte' in 'White Crosse Streete' in the parish of St. Giles Cripplegate, and in the Bagnio yard in the parish of Christ Church, London. Executrix- -Alicia Rogerson his wife. Witnesses--William Pocklington, Wm. Pockington jun. Margaret Candim. Pd. P.C.C. 1723.

HB/D/047 Indenture of Assignment 9 Geo II 1736 1. Samuel Gee. 2. Rebecca Osgood, Wm. Tullie, John Elliott, James West, Edward Price, Charles Fowler, John Andrews, Robert Hucks, Richard Pate, Henry Harper, Jacob Harvey (Trustees for Repair of Highways, between Hampstead, St. Pancras etc., and to receive Tolls). Mentions Henry Samuel Eyre. Witnesses --He. Hervey, St. John Harding. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/048 Indenture of Mortgage 9 Geo I 1723 1. William Laban, Haberdasher of London. 2. Robert Lovell, Carpenter of London. Land called Swanfield in the hamlet of 'Bethnall' alias 'Bednal' Green in the parish of St. Dunstan's Stepney in Bacon Street. Mentions Thomas Bacon, adjacent landowner. Witnesses--John Dee, Tho. Dellar, scrivener in Queens Street, 'Southwarke Parke.'

HB/D/049 Indenture of Mortgage 7 Geo II 1754 1. Thomas Flight, Carpenter of London. 2. Mary Smith of Sweetings Alley by the Royal Exchange. Messuages in 'Pater Noster' Row in the parish of St. Faith under St. Paul's. Witness --Joseph Flight, Geo. Baskerville.

HB/D/050 Indenture of Release 8 Geo I 1722 1. Thomas Long the Elder of Rosemary Lane, Merchant Taylor of London and Thomas Long the younger of the parish of St. 'Margarett' Westminster, Tallow Chandler. 2. George Bell of the parish of St. Bartholomew the Great, Weaver. Messuages known as the 'Cat and Fidle,' the 'Red Lyon' in Charterhouse Lane in the parish of St. Sepulchres without Newgate. Witnesses--James Parke, David Mowbray, Richard Jones.

HB/D/051 Administration of Will of Daniel Channier of the 1741 parish of St. Stephen Coleman Street No Executors appointed. No witnesses. Affidavit as to identity of Testator by James Theodore Muyssen, and Philip de Visnes, before Robert Chapman, Surrogate.

HB/D/052 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 12 Geo I 1725 1. George Bell of the parish of St. Bartholomew the Great, Weaver. 2. William Oakly of 'Petty Coat' Lane. Messuages in Charterhouse Lane in the parish of St. Sepulchres. Witnesses- -Wm. Holliday, Daniell Dobison, Wm. Workman. HB/D/053 Probate of the Will of Samuel Ximenes, 1764 otherwise Ximenes Pereira Executrix--Rachel Ximenes Pereira, formerly de Pinto. Witnesses--Sauvan Munster, Hermanne Tobrere. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/054 Indenture of Lease 5 Anne 1706 1. Henry Parsons of London. 2. John Tomlinson, Butcher of London. Fishmonger's shop in the Fish Market in Leadenhall 'Markett.' Witnesses--Tho. Woodford, Hum. Parsons, Jos. Hartwell.

HB/D/055 Marriage Settlement 2 Geo I 1715 1. Hannah Cooper of the parish of St. 'Buttolph' near Billingsgate, Spinster. 2. John Blandford, Draper of London and James Jordan, Mercer of London. 3. Thomas Dutton of the parish of St. Bride's. 4. David Waller, 'Imbroiderer' of London. Messuages in parish of St. Olave alias St. Tooley in Southwark in 'Horsey Downe' Lane near the White Swan and the Black Bear. Witnesses--Lewis Humphreys, Joshua Hall.

HB/D/056 Copy Will of Richard Whiten of the parish of St. 1777 Sepulchre Estate at Chobham, Surrey. Leasehold messuage in Snow Hill in the parish of St. Sepulchre. Messuage at Weston Green in Thames Ditton. Executrix--Letitia Whiten his wife. Witnesses--William Robinson, Linen Draper, Holborn Bridge, William Robbins, Grocer, Holborn Bridge, H. Fothergill of Bedford Row, Attorney at Law.

HB/D/057 Indenture of Lease 12 Geo II 1738 1. The Rev. Hugh Wyatt, Rector of St. Alphage within 'Criplegate' and Thomas Reynolds, Bricklayer and Clement Hart, Mason, Churchwardens. 2. Edward Gibbs, Carpenter, of London. Messuages in the above mentioned parish near Cripplegate and the London Wall. Witnesses--Thomas Tussingham, Thomas Derby.

HB/D/058 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Anne 1710 1. Thomas Payne, Goldsmith of London. 2. William Elderton, Apothecary of London. Messuage in Nightingale lane in the parish of St. 'Buttolph' without Aldgate. Witnesses--John Mathews, Saml. Symonds, Nath. Pearce. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/059 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 4 Geo I 1718 1. Nathaniel Pearce, Goldsmith of London. 2. John Payne of London. Messuages in Nightingale Lane and Sun yard in the parish of Saint 'Buttolph' without Aldgate, heretofore belonging to Thomas Payne. Witnesses--Jane Weller, Daniell Brattell, Corn. Dutch jun.

HB/D/060 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 4 Anne 1705 1. Henry Parsons of London. 2. William Hutton, Fishmonger of London. Messuages in Leadenhall Fish 'Markett.' Witnesses--Richd. Beser, Benja. Mawson.

HB/D/061 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 8 Ann 1709 1. Charles Yeomans, Goldsmith of London. 2. Francis Yeomans, Haberdasher of London. Piece of ground in Hatfield street in the parish of 'Gyles' without Cripplegate. Witnesses--Jno. Cuthbert, Frances Deane, Edmond Yeomans.

HB/D/062 Grant of Lights 12 Wm III 1. Daniell Foxe, Merchant taylor of London. 2. 1700 Micajah Perry. Messuages in Billiter Lane in 'Leadenhall-streete' in the parish of St. Katherine Creechurch. Witnesses--John Bird, John Lingard, Tho. Dewbay.

HB/D/063 Copy Deed Poll--Assignment 1769 John Jacob of Colman Street. Pieces of ground in Sclater Street in the parish of St. Matthew Bethnal Green. No names of witnesses.

HB/D/064 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 1 Geo II 1727 1. Mary Cheney of Bartholomew Lane. 2. Thomas Eden Merchant Taylor of London. Land in 'Bridgefeild,' Bartholomew Lane (?) abutting west on land of -- Staples. Witnesses- -Sam. Chester, Will. Clissold.

HB/D/065 Indenture of Bargain and Sale. 9 Anne 1710 1. Thomas Payne, Goldsmith of London. 2. John Matthews, Goldsmith of London. Messuages in Nightingale lane near East Smithfield in the parish of St. Botolph without Aldgate. Witnesses--William Elderton, Nath. Pearse. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/066 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 11 Anne 1712 1. Charles Bratle of London. 2. Nathaniel Pearce, Goldsmith of London. Messuage in Sun Yard in Nightingale Lane in the parish of St. 'Buttolph' without Aldgate. Witnesses- -Joshua Snowdin, Ra. Snowdin.

HB/D/067 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Anne 1710 1. Thomas Payne, Goldsmith of London. 2. Nathaniell Peirce, Goldsmith of London. Messuage in Nightingale lane at the corner turning into Sun yard in the parish of St. 'Buttolph' without Aldgate. Witnesses--William Elderton, Charles Brattell, Saml. Symonds.

HB/D/068 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Geo I 1717 1. James Bourne of the parish of St. Clements Danes, 'Perry Wigg' Maker. 2. John Hibbert, Skinner of London. Messuages etc., in Great Saint Bartholomew Close. Witnesses--Rob. Sherwin, Jo. Harison, Christopher Taylor.

HB/D/069 Draft Assignment 1790 1. Jane Revely of Blackheath, Kent. 2. R.t. Honble. Sir Richard Worsley of Appuldurcombe Park, Isle of Wight. Piece of ground in Clifford Street in the parish of St. James, Westminster.

HB/D/070 Attested Copy Indenture of Mortgage 7 Geo I 1720 1. The Most Noble John Duke of Montagu. 2. John Baynes of the Inner Temple and Edmund Dummer of Lincolns Inn. 3. The Hon. Sir James Mountagu. Messuages in the Parish of St. 'Buttolphs' without Aldersgate alias 'Aldridgegate,' and the Conduit House, Clerkenwell and Conduit pipe. Witnesses--Tho. Dummer, Richard Porte, William Buitt. Exd. 1788. Wm. Hayward, Mark Geary, Clerks to Messrs. Weston, Fenchurch Street.

HB/D/071 Attested Copy Indenture of Bargain and Sale 6 Geo I 1720 1. The Most Noble John, Duke of Montagu. 2. John Baynes of the Inner Temple and Edmund Dummer of Lincolns Inn. Messuages in the parish of St. 'Buttolphs' without Aldersgate and Conduit house in Clerkenwell. Witnesses- -Samuell Booth, Will. Bernard, John Coode. Exd. 1788. John Porke, jun., George Reeves, Clerks to Messrs. Weston, Fenchurch Street. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/072 Attested Copy Exemplification of Recovery 6 Geo I Thomas Dummer, John Elrington, and John [1719/20] Baynes and Edmund Dummer. Messuages in the parish of St. 'Buttolphs,' Aldersgate and Conduit house in Clerkenwell. Exd. J. Weston, Wm. Hayward, 1788.

HB/D/073 Attested Copy Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Geo I 1722 1. The Most Noble John Duke of Montagu, John Baynes of the Inner Temple and Edmund Dummer of Lincolns Inn. 2. Lancelot Dawbigen and William Braban of St. Dunstans in the West. Messuages in St. 'Buttolphs' without Aldersgate and Conduit House in Clerkenwell. Witnesses--Tho. Dummer, Richd. Porte. Exd. 1788. W. Hayward, Mark Geary, Clerks to Messrs. Westons, Fenchurch Street.

HB/D/074 Attested Copy of Indenture of Release 9 Geo I 1722 1. The Most Noble John Duke of Montagu. 2. John Baynes of the Inner Temple and Edmund Dummer of Lincolns Inn. 3. The Rt. Hon. Sir James Montagu, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer. 4. Lancelot Dawbigen and William Braban. Messuages etc., in the parish of St. 'Buttolphes' without Aldersgate and a Conduit house in Clerkenwell & c. Witnesses- -Tho. Dummer, Richd. Porte. Exd. 1788. George Reeves, Mark Geary, Clerks to Messrs. Weston, Fenchurch Street.

HB/D/075 Attested Copy Probate of the Will of Charles 1757 Montagu, of this date Refers to house in Hanover Square. Executor- -Frederick Montagu, his son. Affidavit of Thomas Clarke and John Law of Clements Inn as to Testator's signature, 1759. Exd. 1788, George Reeves, Timothy O'Leary, Clerks to Messrs. Weston, Fenchurch Street.

HB/D/076 Probate of the Will of Mary Girardot Buissieres 1754 Mentions the French Church in Threadneedle Street, and in St. Martin Orgars Parish, the French Charity called 'La Soupe' in 'Spital Fields.' Witnesses--Fran. Duroure, Tho. Upton. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/077 Marriage Settlement 8 Anne 1709 1. Philip Rogerson, Carpenter of London and Richard Rogerson his son. 2. Henry Lambe of Colchester, and Alicia Lambe. 3. Richard King, Merchant Taylor of London and Robert Lambe, Leatherseller of London. Messuages in White Cross Street in the parish of St. Giles without 'Cripple Gate' near to the Comon Hall of St. Giles without 'Cripple Gate,' belonging to the Guild or fraternity of St. Giles without 'Cripple Gate.' Witnesses--Jos. Hunt, John Marsh.

HB/D/078 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Anne 1710 1. Sir Francis Child, Alderman of London, James Duke of Ormond, Charles Lord 'Hallifax,' Lionel Cranfield 'Earle of Dorsett.' 2. John Waller of St. Paul's Covent Garden. Messuages called the Black 'Lyon' in the parish of St. Mary le Strand, alias Savoy, and the Blackmores Head, the White 'Swann.' Witnesses--Ben. Portlock, John Horsfield, Ben Collet, Lew. Theobald, John Moore, Edward Millward, Tho. Parkinson, Sackvile Bale.

HB/D/079 Probate of Will of John Noquier of the parish of 1736 St. Stephen Coleman Street In French with Translation into English. Mentions the French Hospital called the 'Providence' without London, Charity house in 'Spittlefields.' Executors--Andrew Girardot of Winchester Street, London, John Girardot of Brewer Street in the parish of St. James Westminster, Fulerand Mourgues of Winchester Street. Witnesses--Peter van --,--,Hen. Bannett (Names much rubbed.)

HB/D/080 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 12 Anne 1713 1. John Travers of London. 2. John Hibbert, Skinner of London. Messuages in St. Anne's Lane in the parish of St. Anne and Agnes within Aldersgate, and in St. Martin Le Grand in the passage leading to the 'Fountaine taverne.' Witnesses--John Marsh, Rob. Harte.

HB/D/081 Deed Poll--Assignment 1719 Peter Foster to Richard and Sarah Merry and Mary Foster. Pieces of land in Denzhill Lane in the parish of Allhallows the Less in the Ward of Dowgate. Witnesses--Roger Husbands, Jo. Henshawe. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/082 Probate of Will of Frances Smith, wife of 1778 Thomas Smith of 'Suffolke' Lane, Cannon Street, London, of this date Copyhold Messuage in Isleworth of the Manor of Isleworth Syon. Executor--Thomas Smith. Witnesses--Ann Bowling, Edwd. Mounteney, South Sea House, Rd. Jones of Castle Yard Holborn. Pd. P.C.C. 1785.

HB/D/083 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 30 Geo 11 1. David Buffar of Cheapside, Woollen draper and Mary his wife. 2. Samuel Gray of Saint John's Lane in the parish of St. John Clerkenwell, Bricklayer. Messuages in Charterhouse Lane in the parish of St. Sepulchre without Newgate, one called the Sun and another the Moon and in Crown Alley there. Witnesses--M. Sierra, Geo. Chidley.

HB/D/084 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 5 Geo I 1718 1. Lois Thornebury, Spinster. 2. Needler Webb, scrivener of London. Messuages in Thames Street near to the North Gate Way or entrance into 'Queenhith' in the parish of St. Michael 'Queenhith' and in Little Trinity Lane in the same parish. Witnesses--Wm. Hutchins, Wm. Tripp, Tho. Kirkwood.

HB/D/085 Probate of Will of Joseph Dawson, Merchant 1735 Taylor of London, of this date Messuage at or near Holborn Bridge, in the parish of St. Andrew Holborn. Executors- -Obadiah Jones and Susanna his wife. Witnesses--Anthony King, E. Hannell, Tho. Haywood, of Thavies Inn. Pd. P.C.C. 1736.

HB/D/086 Marriage Settlement. Tripartite (Date cut out) Names cut off. William Plumley, Mary Rogers [1773] and Sarah Rogers and Charles Eyre. Messuage on Ludgate Hill in the parish of St. Bride called the 'Cross Keys.' Witnesses--Geo. Nicholl, Isabella Battie, Ebenezer Evans, Newgate Street, Charles Walker, Budge Row. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/087 Indenture of Release II Geo I 1724 1. Hilliard Hely of St. Andrews 'Holbourn' and Elizabeth his wife. 2. Martha Hill of Cheshunt. Messuages in Mill Lane and 'Toolies' Street, alias St. Olave Street in Southwark. Witnesses- -Barnaby Dunston, Jm. Andrews.

HB/D/088 Probate of the Will of Laughleane Mackleane 1759 Leader, of the parish of St. Bartholomew the Great, of this date Executrix--Rebecca Leader. Witnesses--Thos. Earl, Richard Brewer. Pd. P.C.C. 1772.

HB/D/089 Copy Will of John Grant, of Newgate Street 1794 Executors--His wife, Thomas Weston, Wilfred Read. Witnesses--(Names not inserted.)

HB/D/090 Defeazance 16 Geo II 1742 1. Richard Long, Goldsmith of London. 2. John Campion of St. Botolph Bishopsgate parish, 'Joyner.' Messuage in Tower Street, in the parish of St. Dunstan in the East. Witnesses- -Edward Grove, Richard Walsh.

HB/D/091 Indenture of Lease 29 Geo II 1755 1. The Mayor and Commonalty of the City of London. 2. Edmund Smith, Clothworker, and Peregrine East, Mercer of London, Executors of Sir William Smith, Alderman, deed. Messuages in Mitre Court and in a Court adjoining St. James Church, Dukes place within Aldgate. Examined. D. Seaman, Comptroller of the Chamber of the City of London. Seal attached. No witnesses.

HB/D/092 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 5 Anne 1706 1. John Terry, Mercer of London. 2. John John (sic) Wade, Founder of London. Messuage in St. Ann's lane in the parish of St. Ann's Aldersgate. Witnesses--Ann Manson, James Clowes, scrivener in St. Ann's Lane. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/093 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 7 Anne 1708 1. Thomas Jenkings, Turner of London and John Cholmley of St. Olave's, 'Southwarke.' 2. George Worsley of the same parish. Messuage called the 'White Lyon and peper Querne in Gratious street alias Grace Church streete' in the parish of St. Peter Cornhill. Witnesses- -Abram Pocock, John Taylor, Jno. Elliott.

HB/D/094 Indenture Covenant 4 Anne 1705 1. Mayor and Commonalty of the City of London, Governors of the Hospitals of Christ, Bridewell and St. Thomas. 2. William Graves, 'Fletcher' of London. On appointment of William Graves as Artsmaster in Bridewell 'Hospitall.'- -Certain rooms assigned to him in the Hospital. Witnesses--Ben Pimme, Jo. Turner.

HB/D/095 Probate of Will of George Gerard of Bridewell 1794 Precinct Executor--William Gerard brother. Witnesses- -Bettey Batty, Sarah Burden, John Stewart, Doctors Commons. Pd. P.C.C. 1794.

HB/D/096 Probate of Will of Rebecca Leader of Great 25 George III Moorgate, of this date 1795 Mentions Mary Tyler of Bow Street, Cloth Fair. Executors--Sarah Saville, Rebecca Wright. Witnesses--James Cook Lush, Richard Welsh. Pd. P.C.C. 1798. George Silk, Proctor, Doctors Commons.

HB/D/097 Probate of Will of William Corke of Newgate 1766 Street, Cheesemonger, of this date Executors--John Douthwaite, Walter Matthews, Sarah Corke, his wife. Houses in Aldersgate Street. Witnesses--John Moreing, Mary Green, Fra. Green. Pd. P.C.C. 1770.

HB/D/098 Probate of the Will of Richard Dance of Trinity 1784 Lane To be buried in the parish church of St. Michael Royal, College Hill. Executors--Benjamin Rouse of the Hand in hand fire office. Mentions Thomas Kelham. Witnesses--John Quilter, William Davies. Pd. P.C.C. 1784. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/099 Marriage Settlement 3 George III 1. John Evans of the precinct of St. Catherines 1763 near the Tower, distiller. 2. Mary Clarke of the same place. 3. John Clarke of Ratcliffe Row in the parish of St. Lukes and Samuel Evans of the precinct of St. Catherines. Messuages in St. Catherines precinct. Witnesses--Jno. Coverly, Rd. Prichard.

HB/D/100 Indenture of Lease 8 George I 1. Thomas Long the Elder of Rosemary Lane, 1722 Merchant Taylor of London and Thomas Long the younger of St. Margaret Westminster parish. 2. George Bell of St. Bartholomew the Great, weaver. Messuages called the Cat & Fiddle, and the 'Red Lyon' in Charterhouse Lane in St. Sepulchres without Newgate. Witnesses--James Parks, David Mowbray, Richard Jones.

HB/D/101 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 7 George I 1. William Thorold, Rector of St. Martin's 1720 Ludgate and Thomas Wells and William Harris, Churchwardens of the same parish. 2. Henry Sisson, Bowyer of London. Messuage in 'Hollyday' yard in the same parish. Witnesses- -Rob. Gill, John Rogers.

HB/D/102 Indenture of Lease 26 George III 1. Albon Creaton of Tower Street. 2. John 1786 Whitington of Ratcliff Highway in the parish of St. Paul, Shadwell. Piece of ground in intended new street leading from Ratcliff Highway to the Back Lane in the above mentioned parish. Witnesses--John Thomas, Mary Parslow. Assignment endorsed on Deed.

HB/D/103 Probate of Will of Jane Milbourne of the parish 2 Geo II 1728 of St. Sepulchre's, of this date Executor--Humphrey Gallimore. Witnesses- -Pen. Kekewich, Edw. Steevens, Robt. Bending. Pd. P.C.C. 1729. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/104 Indenture of Release 3 Geo II 1730 1. Samuel Marsh, Haberdasher of London. 2. Esther Barker of Hampstead. Lands etc. in Shorne, Kent. Messuages in 'Wallbrooke' in the parish of St. Stephens, in the ward of St. Stephens, 'Wallbrooke.' Witnesses--Fotherely Baker, Hen. Jacomb.

HB/D/105 Probate of Will of Richard Bowater, Mercer of 1719 London and of the parish of Kingsbury, Middlesex, of this date Messuages etc. in Kingsbury and Willesden and house in 'Pancrasse' Lane in the parish of St. Bennett 'Sheerhogg,' Manor etc. at Woolwich and Greenwich. Executor--Richard Bowater, nephew. Witnesses--William Newman of Wemly, Nathan Movetty, John Hayward of Kingsbury. Pd. P.C.C. 1726.

HB/D/106 Probate of Will of William Burgess of the 1796 Goldsmiths Arms, Albion Buildings, Aldersgate Street of this date Messuages in Old Jewry called 'the three Crowns,' and in Newgate Street called the 'Magpye.' Executors--Louisa Burgess, John Atkins of 5 John Street, Spital Fields, Stephen Dodson of White Cross Street. Witnesses--Jas. Callow, Robart Williamson, Jas. Ronalds. Pd. P.C.C. 1799.

HB/D/107 Probate of Will of John Nutt, stationer in the 1716 precinct of the Savoy Executors--Elizabeth his wife. Witnesses--L. Grenewell, Jane Holloway, Wm. Davis. Pd. P.C.C. 1716.

HB/D/108 Indenture of Lease 7 George I 1. Philip Dacres, Grocer of London, John 1720 Gidney, 'Merchanttailor' of London, Trustees of Humphrey Murray late of 'Pensilvana.' 2. Samuel Richardson, 'Joyner' of London. Messuage on Little Towerhill in St. 'Buttolph' Aldgate parish. Witnesses--Will. Ferris, Edward Ford. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/109 Copy Will of Francis Hayes of the Inner 1713 Temple, of this date Messuages in High 'Holborne' called the 'Redlyon' Inn. 'Mannors' of Whitchurch cum Milborne, Wilts, and Thurrock in Essex, Marsh lands in Sheppey, Kent. Executors--John Bourne of 'Sweethings' Rents, Wm. Bishop of 'Grayes' Inn, Thomas Bubb. Witnesses- -George Wanley, Thos. Cotton, James Rock. Pd. 1717.

HB/D/110 Attested Copy of Indenture of Release of this 32 Geo III date 1791 1. Thomas Skinner, Alderman of London and John Blake, of Essex Street, Strand. 2. Nathaniel Wright of Aldersgate Street. 3. William Lloyd of Wadham College, Oxford. 4. Thomas Linnell of Bell Street, St. Marylebone. 5. George Barr of Park Street, St. George's Hanover Square. Piece of ground, called Bell field and messuages in St. Marylebone between Lisson Green and Paddington. Witnesses--Peter Hill, Alex. Strong, Wm. Roberts of Oxenden Street and Jno. Timbrell. Exd. 1801. J. Street, Jno. Roberts, Clerks.

HB/D/111 Indenture of Lease 12 Anne 1713 1. John Terry, Mercer of London. 2. Daniell Sheppard, Plumber of London. Messuage in St. Anns lane in St. Ann and St. Agnes parish within Aldersgate, near tenement of John Wade, Founder and near the passage leading into the 'Fountaine' Tavern. Schedule of fixtures attached. Witnesses--John Neale, James Clowes, scrivener in St. Ann's Tavern.

HB/D/112 Indenture of Release 2 George I 1. Peter Foster, Grocer of London, and Dorothy 1715 his wife. 2. William Knight, 'Plumer' of London. Piece of land and messuages thereon in 'halfe moon Ally' in St. 'Buttolph' without Bishospgate. Plan attached. Witnesses--John Taverner, John Ellis, James Ravens. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/113 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 6 Anne 1707 1. Mary Laughton of St. Ann and St. Agnes within Aldersgate parish and William Laughton. 2. Edward Bowcher, Carpenter of London. Messuages in Dolphin Court in Noble Street in the above mentioned parish. Witnesses--St. Husband, Joseph Bird, John Bird.

HB/D/114 Indenture of Assignment 6 Anne 1707 1. Thomas Staples, Draper of London and Mary his wife. 2. Mary Laughton and William Laughton. 3. Edward Bowcher, Carpenter of London. 4. John Clarke, Girdler of London. Messuages in Dolphin Court in Noble Street in the parish of St. Ann and Agnes within Aldersgate. Witnesses--St. Husband, Joseph Bird, John Bird.

HB/D/115 Marriage Settlement 1785 1. Charles Child of the parish of St. Ann, Blackfriars. 2. Mary Woodcock, Widow. 3. John Whinn of the parish of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, Oshea Olney of St. Andrew Holborn, John Bye of St. Andrews by the Wardrobe. Witnesses--Trotter, Bank of England, Chr. Cotterell, Islington.

HB/D/116 Probate of the Will of Theophilus Pomeroy of 1795 Fleet Market, of this date Messuages in Moors Place, Lambeth, and in Loves Grove, George Alley in St. Bride's parish. Executors--Ann Pomeroy his wife, Theophilus his son Witnesses--Thomas Orchard, Hatton Garden, Geo. Waller. Pd. P.C.C. 1809.

HB/D/117 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 4 George I 1. Gilbert Urwin of Cliffords Inn. 2. John Driver 1717 of the parish of St. Giles in the 'Feilds.' Messuages in 'high holbourne' in the above -mentioned parish called the 'three horshoes' and the 'golden Cocke.' Plan attached. Witnesses--John Plaistowe, John Hunter.

HB/D/118 Deed Poll--Grant 1782 Robert, Bishop of London to Thomas Thurlow- -Prebend or Canonry of Portpoole. Late prebend, Doctor Thomas Newton, late Lord Bishop of Bristol. (Sd.) R. London. Seal wanting. Mark Holman, Depy, Regt. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/119 Plan of Houses etc 1741 Property between Little Paternoster Row and Crispin Street, on the east and west and Paternoster Row to Datchett street, North and South.

HB/D/120 Indenture of Lease (Counterpart) 6 Geo I 1720 1. Rt. Hon. Cranfield, 'Earle of Dorsett' and Middlesex. 2. John Gilliam, Baker of London. Messuage in 'Dorsett' Garden in St. Bride's parish near 'half Paved Court.' Witnesses--Wm. Stapleton, Tho. Bond.

HB/D/121 Abstract of Title of Mr. Sambrooke 1716 Messuages in Brides Lane and 'Blackfryers.' & Old Change. Earliest Deed mentioned dated 1572. Purchased by Mark Mortimer.

HB/D/122 Abstract of Title of Sir Richard Fisher 1700 'Red Lyon Inne' and Fields etc., in the parish of St. Andrews 'Holborne,' and St. Giles in the Fields. Earliest Deed, 21 Elizabeth. Mentions J. Sambrook.

HB/D/123 Memorandum of Agreement for Lease 1778 1. John Tripp of St. Agnes Le Clair in the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch. 2. Thomas Watts of the same place. House and Baths St. Agnes le Clair. Witness--Jno. Hunt.

HB/D/124 Survey and Valuation 1798 The Prebend of Mora otherwise Moor in the parishes of St. Luke's Old Street, and St. Leonard Shoreditch, belonging to John Harcourt Esq., by T. Dyke, for Skinner, Dyke and Skinner, Aldersgate Street.

HB/D/125 Indenture of Lease 2 Anne 1703 1. John Pargiter of London. 2. Christopher Davis of the parish of St. James in the Liberty of Westminster. Piece of ground part of Mill field abutting on the road leading from St. Giles to the Lord Mayor's Banquetting house. Witnesses--John Outing, G. Beele. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/126 Indenture of Lease 11 Geo I 1725 1. The Rt. Hon. Edward Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer and the Rt. Hon. Lady Henrietta Cavendish Holles, Countess of Oxford, etc. 2. Thomas Woolley of St. George's Hanover Square. Piece of ground called Mill Hill Field in Vere Street in 'St. Mary Le Bone' alias 'Marybone.' Witnesses--Wm. Thomas, W. Rawlings. Further Assignment endorsed on the Deed.

HB/D/127 Indenture of Assignment 13 Geo I 1726 1. William Kinaston of Lincoln's Inn. 2. Thomas Listun for Henry Stephens, lunatic. Piece of ground called Mill Hill Field, fronting on to Cavendish Street in 'St. Mary Le Bone,' etc. Witnesses--Will. Rogers, Lewis Richards.

HB/D/128 Indenture of Lease 3 Geo II 1729 1. Rt. Hon. Edward Earl of Oxford etc., and the Rt. Hon. the Lady Henrietta Cavendish, Countess of Oxford, etc. 2. George Mercer of 'St. Mary Le Bone.' Piece of ground abutting on Castle Street. Plan attached. Witnesses--Wm. Thomas, Sam. Hopkins.

HB/D/129 Indenture of Lease 11 Geo II 1738 1. The Right Hon. Henry Earl of Carlisle, the Hon. John Verney, Chief Justice of Chester, Robert Harley of Lincolns Inn, James West, Trustees of the Earl and Countess of Oxford. 2. Edward Earl of Oxford and Henrietta Cavendish Holles, Countess of Oxford. 3. Francis Tredgold of 'St. Mary Le Bone.' Piece of ground part of Broadfield in 'St. Mary Le Bone,' fronting to Margaret Street. Plan attached. Witnesses- -Wm. Thomas, Robt. Parsons, Wm. Rawlings, John Willson.

HB/D/130 Indenture--Covenants 18 Geo II 1744 1. Robert Harley and James West of Lincolns Inn. 2. The Rt. Hon. Henrietta Cavendish Holles, Countess of Oxford etc. 3. Thomas Huddle of 'St. Mary Le Bone.' Piece of ground part of the Dung field in 'St. Mary Le Bone,' fronting on Mortimer Street. Plan annexed. Witnesses--Jno. Barkley, Gabriel Alders, Thos. Thompson. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/131 Articles of Agreement 1774 1. William Aveline of Saint Marylebone, Surgeon. 2. Robert Dodds of Wells Street. Piece of ground in St. Marylebone called Rathbone Place, near the Mill Pond. Plan annexed. Witnesses--Wm. Babbs, Joshua James.

HB/D/132 Copy Indenture of Assignment by way of 21 Geo III Mortgage 1781 1. Ann Page of Bolsover Street, 'St. Mary le bone.' 2. John Ward of St. George's Hanover Square and Samuel Howard of Kingsbury. 3. John Miller of Margaret Street, 'St. Mary le bone.' Piece of ground part of the Broad field in 'St. Mary le bone,' fronting on Bolsover Street. Witnesses--Wm. Wightman, Jn. Brougham.

HB/D/133 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 14 Geo II 1740 1. Robert Andrews of St. George's, Hanover Square, Stephen John Whitaker and Henry Whitaker of 'St. Mary le Bone.' 2. Philip Stone of 'Sheperton.' Piece of ground in 'Tyburne' otherwise Acton Road in St. James' Westminster, near Marlborough Mews. Witnesses--Wm. Dent, Cha. Lowe.

HB/D/134 Indenture of Lease 27 Geo III 1. The Rev. Robert Jacomb of 'Lawrence 1787 Poultney' Hill. 2. George Steuart of Upper Harley Street. Piece of ground being part of the 'Salt Petre Field' in 'Marybone' near the Jews Harp House. Plan annexed. Witnesses- -Charles Danvers, Grays Inn, Luther Edmonds, Shoreditch.

HB/D/135 Indenture--Covenants 5 Geo II 1731 1. Benjamin Pollen of Southampton. 2. Robert Hunter of St. Martin in the Fields, Governor of Jamaica. Piece of land part of Millfield alias Kirkham Close in Great George Street, in St. George's Hanover Square, near Maddox Street. Schedule of Deeds attached. Witnesses--John Pollen, Peter Dunn. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/136 Indenture of Assignment 11 Geo I 1724 1. James Atkinson of St. James, Westminster, and Hannah his wife. 2. John Wraugham of the same parish. Piece of land part of Mill field alias Kirkham Close formerly in St. Martin in the Fields but then in St. James' in King's Street. Witnesses--B. Stroud, H. Cartwright.

HB/D/137 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 16 Geo III 1. Tycho Wing of Enfield and Hypatia his wife, 1775 and Robert Holmes of Enfield, and Ann his wife. 2. John Blake of Essex Street, St. Clement Danes. Piece of ground formerly part of Hicketts Field alias Little Lincolns Inn Fields, in St. Clement Danes parish near Clare Market, also Noake Farm etc., in Hertfordshire. Witnesses--Wm. Carleton, W. Millett.

HB/D/138 Deed Poll--Bond 20 Geo II 1746 Keane Fitzgerald of St. James, Westminster, and Arthur Stafford of Mayfair in St. George's, Hanover Square, and Henry Wemys of Rathburn Place in the parish of St. Giles to the King George II. Keane Fitzgerald to be Bailiff and Collector of rents etc., in the King's Bailiwick or Manor of St. James in the Fields. Witnesses--James Pearse, J. Starkie.

HB/D/139 Indenture of Assignment 9 Geo III 1769 1. John Baker of Paddington. 2. John Gibbons of St. Giles in the Fields. Messuages, lands etc., in Paddington near Paddington Green, the Home Field, the Slip, Cheesemans Close, etc. Witnesses--Wm. Parker, D. Perrott.

HB/D/140 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 4 Geo I 1717 1. Robert Pollard of Paddington. 2. James Lawrance of St. Martin in the Fields. Piece of land called a Lott in the common field of Westbourn in the parish of Paddington. Mention of 'Base Water Brook' as one of the boundaries, and the Bread and Cheese Lands. Witnesses- -Sam. Lesingham, Jehu Westbury, Edwd. Phipps. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/141 Indenture of Assignment 4 Geo I 1717 1. John Jenkins, Goldsmith of London. 2. Robert Pollard of Paddington. 3. James Lawrance of St. Martin in the Fields. 4. John Bridge of St. Martin in the Fields. Piece of land called a Lott in the Common field of Westbourn. Witnesses--Sam. Lesingham, John Westbury, Edwd. Phipps.

HB/D/142 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 26 Geo II 1752 1. Thomas Banks of Harrow on the Hill. 2. William Green of Bayswater in the parish of Paddington. Messuages etc., in the parish of Paddington being parcel of the Manor of 'Tybourn' called Bayards Watering place or Bayswater. Witnesses--Elisha Briscoe, Wm. Morgan.

HB/D/143 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Geo III 1769 1. William Green of Bayswater. 2. Daniel Morgan of Southwark. Messuages in the parish of Paddington, being part of the Manor of 'Tybourn,' called Bayards watering place. Witnesses--Isabella Green, Wm. Callaway, Kensington.

HB/D/144 Attested Copy of Indenture of Lease 38 Geo III 1. Thomas Wood of Littleton, Middlesex, Sir 1798 John Frederick of Savile Row, Arthur Stanhope of Tilney Street. 2. Sir John Morshead of Hampton and Dame Elizabeth his wife, Robert Thistlethwayt of Norman Court, Southampton and Selina his wife. 3. The Rt. Rev. Beilby Lord Bishop of London. 4. The Company of Proprietors of the Grand Junction Canal. Pieces of land called Home Field, Broom Field, etc., in Paddington demised for the purpose of making a Canal, towing paths etc. Plan attached. Witnesses--Wm. Strong, H. Dawkins, Richd. Brown, J. Sexton, John Fleming, W. Northey, John Myott, John Mortimer, Wm. Fisher, Richd. Lowkes. Exd. 1803 John Atkinson, Wm. Prickett. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/145 Manor of Tottenham alias Tottenhall: Court 2 Geo I 1716 Baron License to William Melmoth, William Salmon, Henry Salmon and John Dudley to assign Copyhold lands of the Manor, Crabtree and Walnut tree fields.

HB/D/146 Covenants and Receipt 1724 1. John Dudley of the Six Clerks office. 2. John Goodge of the parish of 'St. Pancrass.' Closes of land called Crabtree and Walnut-tree Fields, parcels of the Manor of Tottenham alias Tottenhall, in the parish of St. Pancras. Witnesses--Wal. Gibbons, J. Honnor.

HB/D/147 Indenture of Mortgage: Receipts endorsed on 17 Geo II 1743 the Deed 1. John Badcock of London and Eunice his wife. 2. Vigerus Edwards of the Inner Temple. Messuage in Kentish Town and closes called Oakfield, Rugmore, Middlefield and Netherfield, in the parish of St. Pancras. Witnesses--John Day, Sam. Blackshaw.

HB/D/148 Manor of Cantlowes, alias Cantlers: View of 12 Geo III Frank Pledge 1772 Copy Admission of Eleanor Austin to messuages in High-gate in the parish of St. Pancras, Copyhold of the manor.

HB/D/149 Indenture of Lease 33 Geo III 1. Augustine Greenland of Carshalton, Surrey, 1793 and the Rt. Hon. Charles, Earl Camden. 2. The Rev. Anthony Hamilton, Canon and Prebendary of the Prebend called Cantlowes, otherwise Cantlers, otherwise Kentish Town. 3. John Joyce of Kentish Town in the parish of St. Pancras. Piece of ground at Kentish Town in the parish of St. Pancras. Plan annexed. Witnesses--J. Ward, Jas. Knox, George Wise, W. I. Stretton. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/150 Manor of Tottenham, otherwise Tottenhall: 16 Geo III Court Baron 1775 Admission of Susanna Combrune of Great Russell Street as customary tenant to a Messuage called the New Halfway House and 1 acre of land leading from Tottenham Court to Kentish Town, and license to assign the premises granted to her.

HB/D/151 Indenture of Lease 17 Geo III 1. The Rt. Hon. Francis Earl of Hertford, and 1777 the Rt. Hon. Henry Seymour Conway. 2. The Hon. Charles Fitz Roy and Ann his wife. 3. Jacob Leroux of Barham Wood, Elstree. 4. John Wood of the parish of St. Pancras. Piece of Ground in the Parish of St. Pancras, otherwise called Kentish Town, part of Homefield in Tottenhall Court Road, parcel of the manor of Tottenhall. Plan annexed. Witnesses--Wm. Birch, Norfolk Street, John Armond.

HB/D/152 Indenture of Lease 32 Geo III 1. The Rt. Hon. Francis Earl of Hertford and Rt. 1792 Hon. Henry Seymour Conway. 2. The Rt. Hon. Charles Lord Southampton. 3. James Haygarth of Southampton Place, in the parish of St. Pancras. Land called Backfield in the parish of St. Pancras, otherwise called Kentish Town. Plan annexed. Witnesses--Wm. Birch, Dean Street, Soho; John Birch, Joseph Knowles, Wm. Grey, Jos. Probart.

HB/D/153 Indenture of Assignment I Anne 1701 1. Thomas Lathwell and William Morris of London. 2. Robert Wareing of the Inner Temple and Leonard Peade of London. Land called Marshland in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields. Witnesses--Geo. Webb, Jno. Adams, jun. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/154 Indenture Declaration of Trust 10 Anne. 1711 1. Martha Harbin of Bayford, Hertfordshire, Executrix of Robert Harbin of London. 2. Richard Barner of London. Close called Marshland and 'Wheelerd' yard in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields with messuages on it in King Street. Witnesses--John Dimsdale, Isabella Turvey.

HB/D/159 Crown Lease: Letters Patent 3 Geo III 1763 By warrant of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. King George III to John Machin. Messuage on part of Round Rundles and Swallow Fields, late in the parish of St. Martin in the Fields and now in St. James' Westminster, in or near Castle Street, parcel of the Manor of St. James in the Fields and formerly of the lands of the Abbot of Westminster.

HB/D/160 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 9 Anne 1710 1. Samuel Chase of St. Giles in the Fields. 2. John Gunston of London. Messuages in Dormers Hill near the New 'Chappell' in St. Margaret's Westminster. Witnesses--Saml. Porter, Wm. Halton, Jos. Hinton.

HB/D/161 Indenture of Bargain and Sale I Geo II 1728 1. Samuell Blackwell, Grocer of London. 2. Daniell Bedel of St. Sepulchres without Newgate. 3. Joseph Bedell, Baker. Messuages etc., on Finchley Common in the parish of Finchley. Witnesses--John Jesser, R. Boover.

HB/D/162 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 2 Geo I 1715 1. Jacob Harvey of London. 2. Thomas Fell of Cliffords Inn. Tavern called the 'Sunn' in Milk Street, near Honey Lane Market in the parish of St. Mary Magdalen Milk Street, messuages in 'Beer Lane' alias Bear Lane in Thames Street in the parish of All Hallows the Great, Messuage at Cowley, Middlesex, closes in Hillingdon, near Stratford Bridge, in Tottenham, Apleton in Berks, Uxbridge, etc. Witnesses--Nich. Dounyng, Harvey Acton, John Battrill. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/163 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 6 Geo II 1733 1. Thomas Hammond, Mercer of London and Elizabeth his wife, Henry Hammond his son, Margarett Freeman of Oxford. 2. Francis Cross of St. Georges in the East, Middlesex, and Margaret his wife. 3. Thomas Roonch of St. Andrew 'Holborne.' Messuage in Tottenham called the Bull, and land in Tottenham. Witnesses--Richard Ollyer, Tho. Sutton, Robt. Spindler, Wm. Spindler, John Miller, Mary Fish, Eliz, Fish.

HB/D/164 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 3 Geo II 1729 1. Abraham Ambrose, Brewer of London. 2. Thomas Grace of Goodmans fields. Messuages etc., in 'Totnam' alias Tottenham, and the 'Blew' Boar in Edmonton. Witnesses--Jno. Cooke, Andrew Smith, attorney, King Street, Cheapside; Jam. Machins.

HB/D/165 Indenture of Bargain and Sale 6 Geo I 1. William Norcliffe of the Inner Temple. 2. [1719/20] Charles White of the Inner Temple. Manor of Cofferers alias Cofferhouse in the parishes of Kingsbury and Willesden etc. Witnesses- -Stephen Bulley, John Heaton.

HB/D/166 Indenture of Release 12 Geo I 1. James Cheney, Barber-Surgeon of London. 1725/6 2. Thomas Janeway, Clothworker of London. Piece of ground in Bridge 'Feild' in Wandsworth. Witnesses--Thos. Eden, George Boulton.

HB/D/167 Indenture of Assignment by way of Mortgage I Geo I 1715 1. Charles Walkden, Stationer of London. 2. James Brook, Stationer of London. Messuage etc., in Deptford, in the part called the upper Deptford. Witnesses--Saml. Dakins, Tho. Bassett.

HB/D/168 Schedule of Deeds relating to premises in 1708 Greenwich Marsh in custody of Hannah Gransden LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/D/169 Copy Memorial Release 1738 1. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Carlisle. 2. Hon. John Verney, late Chief Justice of Chester, Robert Harley of Lincolns Inn, and James West of the Middle Temple. Mannor of 'Marybone' alias 'Marybourne' alias St. Marylebone, alias 'Tybourne,' the Rectory and Advowson. Witnesses--Fran. Loggin, Richd. Wilson. Nineteenth century deeds

HB/E/001 Indenture of Assignment 40 Geo III 1. Thompson Forster of St. Botolph without 1800 Bishopsgate, Surgeon. 2. John Irving of Broad Street Buildings. Messuage being No. 8 Broad Street Buildings in the parish of St. Botolph without Bishopsgate. Witness--Samuel Hooker, Guildhall.

HB/E/002 Probate of the Will of William Bartholomew of 4 1823 Crooked Lane in the parish of St. Michaels Executors--William Sharp Hutchinson of 67, Wood Street, John Bartholomew of I Crooked Lane, and Sophia Elizabeth Bartholomew his wife. Witnesses--William Henry Hauxwell, of I Gerrard Street, Soho Square, William Burridge, 5 Crooked Lane. Pd. P.C.C. 1823.

HB/E/003 Exemplification of the Will of David Milligan of 1817 Fenchurch Street made in 1817 and Probate granted in 1818 Executors--Henry Davidson of Lime Street Square, Francis Robertson of Lincolns Inn Fields, Robert Milligan and Henry Davidson Milligan, brothers of the testator, and Robert Milligan Darell, cousin. Witnesses--David Milligan, William Gibson Butler,36 Wimpole Street.

HB/E/004 Probate of the Will of Henry Dowling of 32 1821 Hosier Lane Executors-- Henry Dowling of Colchester and James Andrewes of St. Paul's Churchyard. Witnesses--Thomas Harrison, Curate of St. Sepulchre's London, Edwd. D. Burton, Smithfield, James Smee, 7 Copthall Court. Pd. P.C.C. 1821. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/E/005 Will of Francis Shephard of 100 Aldersgate in 1826 the parish of St. Botolph Aldersgate. Probate No Executor. Witnesses--Francis Shephard, William Osburn, James Street, Aldersgate; Edwd. Stillwell, Princes Street, Barbican. Pd. P.C.C. 1838.

HB/E/006 Will of Mary Macham of Great Swan Alley, 1822 Coleman Street. Probate Executor--Thomas Pugh. Witnesses--Jos. Eade, William Smith, Fras. Pott. Pd. P.C.C. 1825.

HB/E/007 Will of Joseph Packwood, Captain in the Navy. 1833 Probate Executors--Frederick Goode of 15 Surry Street, Strand, and Mary Ann Berthond. Witnesses- -Fras. Newcombe, Capt. R.N., York Street, John Jerom, 51 George Street, Portman Square. Pd. P.C.C. 1836.

HB/E/008 Will of William Spencer of Old Street Road, St. 1813 Leonard, Shoreditch. Probate Executrixes--Elizabeth Spencer, Elizabeth Spencer, wife and daughter. Witnesses--Anne Lacey, 6 Hoxton Square, William Stafford, 21 Garden Row, Old Street Road, Peter Stafford, same address. Pd. P.C.C. 1814.

HB/E/009 Will of William Burton of Milk Street and 1811 Chiswell Street. Probate Executrix--Frances Burton, his wife. Witnesses- -Thos. Bradley, Jun., John Pickering, Leod. Hicks, Grays Inn. Pd. P.C.C. 1812.

HB/E/010 Will of Elizabeth Pittman. Probate 1809 Executor--Thomas Ryder of Rood Lane. No witnesses. Affidavit of Joseph Lye as to identity of the Testator. Pd. P.C.C. 1815.

HB/E/011 Limited Administration with Will annexed of 1818 Ralph Blois Witnesses--John Beresford, James Beresford. Affidavit made by Thomas Knox Armstrong. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/E/012 Probate of the Will of Ann Crosby of Lamb 1829 Court Old Montague Street, Whitechapel Cottages in Lamb Court, the Black Bull in Old Montague Street, and a leasehold house in Whitechapel Road. Executors--Frances Vaughan, Augustus George Clements, and Edwin Clements. Witnesses--Jas. Dawson, Attorney, 27 Park Street, Camden Town, Sarah Hewitt, Grove (?) Holloway. Pd. P.C.C. 1830.

HB/E/013 Will of Peter Everitt Mestaer of New Broad 1809 Street. Probate Oak Hall, Wanstead, and house in New Broad Street. Executors--Robert Paulsford of Great St. Helens, George Gooch of Brunswick Square, and William Lewis of Walbrook. Witnesses--Francis Sankey, Surgeon 27 Walbrook, Richard Clutterbuck and Elizabeth Watson, 28 New Broad Street. Pd. P.C.C. 1819.

HB/E/014 Probate of Will of Ann Biggs of Ropemaker 1806 Fields, Limehouse Executor--John Beart. Witnesses--Geo. Foy, and Geo. N. Foy of 4 Smiths Buildings, Leadenhall Street, John Barber of the Trinity House, Tower Hill. Pd. P.C.C. 1806.

HB/E/015 Exemplification of the Will of James Bruce, 1809 Master of the Ship Willerby of the Port of London Executors--Philip Stimpson Levett, and Benjamin Nind. Witnesses--Jabez Allies, Mary Ann Ran.

HB/E/016 Greenop v. Bell--Bill in Chancery 1847 William Charles Greenop, Plaintiff. Joseph Copeland Bell, John Flather, William Johnson, Thomas Cooper, Samuel James Wadeson, John Symonds Bockett, Joseph Iles Wathen, Defendants. Mentions Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges. Messuages in Grays Inn Lane, Holborn, and Great Peter Street, Westminster. Joseph Twinley, Solicitor. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 HARBEN BEQUEST

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HB/E/017 Exemplification of the Will of Fran ois Blanchet 1812 and Probate Executors--William Buller of Northamptonshire, and Moses Huguinin, Haymarket. Translated from the French.

HB/E/018 Crown Lease 43 Geo III 1. The King's Most Excellent Majesty. 2. John 1803 Forster of Piccadilly in the parish of St. James, Westminster. Piece of ground, part of Pall Mall Field, otherwise St. James' field, late in St. Martin's parish, now in St. James' in Piccadilly and messuages there, and in Jermyn Street. Seal wanting.

HB/E/019 Indenture of Lease 1844 1. The Most Hon. George Charles, Marquis Camden. 2. The Rev. Thomas Randolph, Prebendary of the Prebend of Cantlowes. 3. Richard Woodman of Great College Street, Camden Town, in the parish of St. Pancras and Ann his wife. 4. Donald Stewart of Oxford Street. Piece of ground and messuages at Camden Town in College Street. Plan annexed. Witnesses--John Gardiner, 20 Whitehall Place, Thomas Pursell, J. S. Aldersey, James Holmes, Wm. A. Walls, 44 Bloomsbury Square.

HB/E/020 Indenture of Lease 1808 1. Amelia Hardcastle of Berwick Street, Soho. 2. Joseph Clayton Jennings of Lincolns Inn. Piece of ground in the Lane at Bayswater in the parish of Paddington which leads out of the High Road to Craven Hill. Mentions the Rivulet called Bayswater. Witnesses--T. Watkins, Robt. Hardcastle, Hy. Shedingote.

HB/E/021 Five Plans of Property near Tabernacle Square, 1803 and St. Agnes Circus, part of the prebend of Eald Street, taken from Leases etc Merchants marks for City of London and transcripts/partial transcripts of deeds (15-17 century) from which marks were taken

HB/001 Merchants marks for City of London together 187- with transcripts/partial transcripts of deeds (15 -17 century) from which marks were taken 1 volume