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London Metropolitan Archives Woodbridge And LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates CLIENT RECORDS Uxbridge manorial, charitable and borough records ACC/0538/1ST DEP/001/001 Articles of Inquiry and Jurors' Presentments 1636[?] - 1708 Extent of the Manor of Colham p. 11. [?] Names of Freeholders and Burgage Holders p. 20. Names of Copyholders p. 39. Customs of the Manor p. 104. Commons and Waste p. 111. Encroachments p. 113. Disputed Lanes p. 118. Cottages built since 1589 p. 121. Land detained from Lord of the Manor p. 127. Timber, trees and bushes p. 127. Ponds, waters, fishings p. 130. Royalties, Liberties, privileges p. 134. Nuisances and inconveniences p. 135. List of Jurors p. 139. Copy of presentment, "the original whereof written on parchment and signed by the Jurors is deposited in the chest belonging to the Lords of the Town". Jan 1727. pp. 141 - 156. Bounds of Manor and Borough of Uxbridge. Burgage holders p. 143 Rights of commons on the Lynch p. 148 Cottages on the Lynch p. 149 Customs on the Lynch p. 152 Commons on the Lynch p. 152 Copy "from an old Register" Nov. 1659 The Business between Hillingdon and Uxbridge about repairing the churchyard wall at Hillingdon p. 164. Extract from Newcourts Repertorium Ecclesiasticum Parochiale Londinense p. 646 printed 1708 re Hillingdon Vicarage; p. 171 Uxbridge Chapel (history of) p. 186, Translation of a latin attested copy in possession of Vicar of Hillingdon of a Letter from Bishop of London re appropriation of Hillingdon church 1281. p. 195. "Manor of Acton and Ealing" No further entry. p. 201. (At back of book) Customs of Manor of Ruislip p. 1. Customs of Manor of Heston (one entry) p. 7. Customs of the Manor of Hayes p. 13. Presentments: Manor of Harmondsworth p. 19. 1 volume. Former reference: Original box 2. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates ACC/0538/1ST DEP/001/002 Book of Abstracts of Deeds 1513 - 1802 Former reference: Original box 2. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/001/003 Minute Book 1914 - 1931 Former reference: Original box 2 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/001/004 Account and Minute Book of the Trustees under 1785 - 1848 the Act of 25 Geo. III. 1785. (Town Improvement) Uxbridge Former reference: Original box 2 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/001 Draft Abstract of title of the several gifts to the 1678 - 1740 Town for the benefit of the Poor. (Garretts, Clarks, Pearces charities) ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/002 Abstract of title to the Manor and Borough of 1695 - 1729 Uxbridge ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/003 Petition of Ralph Peyton re a cottage on Linch 1744 Green ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/004 Agreement with John Peyton re a cottage to be 23 Aug 1783 demolished in enlarging Burial Ground. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/005 Agreement between John Smith and the Lords 20 Sep 1783 of the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge to lease a cottage built by George Glover at the Lynch Green and occupied by Richard Miller. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/006 Like agreement with Wm. Phillips re another 9 Oct 1783 cottage ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/007 Schedule of deeds (1695 - 1790) belonging to 18 May 1790 the town of Uxbridge, deposited with Thos. Hull ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/008 Notices re meeting to appoint new surveyor 12 Oct 1796 5 items ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/009 Case re Cow Moor - a waste within the parish N/D. late 18th of Harefield having Common of pasture C ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/010 Case re Highway Rate for Town of Uxbridge N/D. ca. 1800 laid before Justices of the Peace LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/011 Draft deed of Exchange between the Lords of 28 Mar 1804 the Manor and Borough and Thos. Avery, Esq., of land at Uxbridge (Re widening High Street and rebuilding Market House) ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/012 Cases and opinions re Paving Act 1805 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/013 Bill: Thos. Lake to Trustees of Town of 1805 - 1810 Uxbridge. For printing tickets for Fairs and Jubilee ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/014 Copy, Lease for 999 years. 19 May 1808 Lords of the Manor and Borough to John Burgiss. Piece of ground at Buckinghamshire end of town. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/015 Charities: Abstract of deeds Jul 1808 Re John Garrett's Charity, Michael Pearce's Charity, Clarks or Rochester Charity ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/016 Case: Borough of Uxbridge v. parish of 1817 - 1824 Hillingdon re Poor's Rate Counsel's opinion, with copy of Agreement 16 Jun 1624. 6 items ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/017 Notice 16 Nov 1835 Re meeting of inhabitants of Uxbridge and Hillingdon at Market House Uxbridge to execute a deed of conveyance of land to the Grand Junction Canal Co. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/018 Declaration and Deed of Trust. 1791 - 1797 Copy of Articles agreed to by the members of the Uxbridge Society for the Benefit of Survivors at the Expiration of five years 4 items Former reference: Original box 1 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/019 Declaration and Deed of Trust. 1791 - 1797 Copy of Articles agreed to by the members of the Uxbridge Society for the Benefit of Survivors at the Expiration of five years 4 items Former reference: Original box 1 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/020 Bundle of 100 Toll Tickets. Mar 1866 - Former reference: Original box 1 Mar 1868 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/002/021 Plans of Charity Properties 1894 - 1898 Plan of premises situated in Windsor Street, Chapel Street and the Lynch, Uxbridge; the property of the Lords in Trust for the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge. 1894. Surveyor Wm. L. Eves, Uxbridge. 20' = 1". 38" x 38" Plans of the Lords in Trust Properties: Windsor Street etc., Uxbridge. a) Showing proposed roadway May 1897 50' = 1" 21" x 20½" b) Showing proposed roadway Feb 1898 50' = 1" 21" x 20½" c) Showing Divisions proposed for several tenancies Nov 1898 50' = 1" 20½" x 20" Surveyor Wm. L. Eves. Uxbridge. Former reference: Original box 2. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/003/001 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 1. 1693 - 1787 Page 11 found to be missing at time of repair 18.7.70 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/004/001 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 2. 1778 - 1803 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/004/002 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 3. 1803 - 1841 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/004/003 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 5. 1872 - 1915 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/005/001 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 4. 1841 - 1871 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/005/002 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 6. 1915 - 1922 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/006/001 Account and Minute Books. U.C. 7. 1922 - 1929 ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/001 Lease of South end of burgage stall in Uxbridge 7 Apr 1619 Market Place Awdry Booth of Cowley, widow, to Walter Pritchett, William Hitchcock, John Garrett, etc., burgage holders of Uxbridge. Former reference: Original box 5. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/002 (Counterpart) Conveyance by the Lords of the 2 Apr 1707 Manor and Borough of Uxbridge to Richard Peele Of ½ acre of ground in the lower end of Uxbridge near the "place house", adjoining a meadow called Great Duntons. Former reference: Original box 5. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/003 Release by John Dunstall of his right in the 24 Mar 1709 Manor of Uxbridge to Edmund Baker, Edmund Blount, etc. Former reference: Original box 5. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/004 Conveyance of messuage or tenement in the 22 Dec 1716 Lynch In the occupation of Richard Taylor, by Samuel Chandler to the Lords of the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge. Former reference: Original box 5. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/005 Counterpart Lease. 29 May 1728 500 years. Edmund Baker and Edmund Blount, last 2 survivors of joint purchasers of the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge to Trustees of several messuages within the borough in order to erect a workhouse, And Copy. "All those several messuages called the Almes Housen .... in the Lynch .... also messuage in the Lynch formerly in the occupation of Richard Taylor ... now used as a schoolhouse." Former reference: Original box 5. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/006 No. 1. (in Charity Commissioners Report): 12 Mar 1734 Counterpart lease (99 years). Waste ground in the Lynch Green (Windsor Street Green), with poultry house erected by lessee, to Mary Davis by proprietors of the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge. Former reference: Original box 5. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 WOODBRIDGE AND SONS, UXBRIDGE {SOLICITORS} ACC/0538 Reference Description Dates ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/007 No. 2. (in Charity Commissioners Report): 11 Oct 1734 Counterpart lease (51 years) Cottage in the Linch Green on south side of pond, near cottage demised to George Glover, to Michael Sheward by Lords of Manor and Borough of Uxbridge. Former reference: Original box 5. ACC/0538/1ST DEP/007/008 No. 3. (in Charity Commissioners Report): 22 Apr 1774 Counterpart lease (63 years). Piece of ground at the lower end and on the south east side of Lynch Street (Windsor Street ) adjoining Uxbridge Burial Ground, with cottage and garden, to Matthew Grover, by Lords of the Manor and Borough of Uxbridge.
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