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Museum of English Rural Life FR Order and schedule, prepared by the Charity Commissioners, Wellington/1 empowering the trustees of Alicia Clarke's Charity to sell the farm and land belonging to the Charity 24 December 1872 FR Order prepared by the Charity Commissioners, appointing Wellington/2 new trustees of Alicia Clarke's Charity 15 August 1873 FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/3 15 December 1854 Francis Morgan to Richard Fellowes and others (the trustees of Alicia Clarke's Charity), concerning a farm and lands at Stratfieldsaye, to be held on trust for the parish of Stratfield Mortimer Plan attached FR Bundle Wellington/4 1884-1885 FR Particulars of sale (with plan) of two small farms (Reid's farm Wellington/4/1 and Wigmore farm) adjoining the Stratfieldsaye estate, property of Eton College, to be sold by Waters and Rawlence (auctioneers, Reading) 4 September 1884 With an attached declaration by Henry Collins, solicitor, concerning the previous leasing of the land: 11 December 1884 Page 1 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Declaration by Henry Collins, solicitor Wellington/4/2 20 June 1885 Concerning rents paid to [the Revd.] William H. M. Atkins by the Dukes of Wellington, in respect of land within the Stratfieldsaye estate leased to Atkins by Eton College Plan attached FR Abstract of Title Deeds of Eton College Wellington/4/3/ 1884 1 Concerning land held by the College at Stratfieldsaye and thereabouts, with copies of Indentures of Lease (1799 - 1875) FR Another copy of Wellington/4/3/1 Wellington/4/3/ 1885 2 In a different hand, with additional details of enclosure of the land, 1866 FR Attested copy of a Counterpart Lease and Deed of Covenant Wellington/4/4 1864-1875 Involving the Revd. W. H. M. Atkins and Eton College, concerning the College's land at Stratfieldsaye and thereabouts: 7 December 1864 [Lease], 16 December 1875 [Deed of Covenant] FR Abstract of the Public Schools (Eton College Property) Act Wellington/4/5/ 1873 1 FR Copy. of Wellington/4/5/1 Wellington/4/5/ 1873 2 Page 2 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Report of a meeting of the New Governing Body of Eton Wellington/4/6/ College 1 13 May 1884 Approving the sale or exchange of College lands at Stratfieldsaye, signed W. A. Carter (Bursar) FR Another copy of the Report, Wellington/4/6/1 Wellington/4/6/ 2 Signed by Lord Morley, Spencer H. Walpole and John Hibbert FR Copy of a Minute of a College Meeting Wellington/4/6/ 21 July 1884 3 Agreeing to the sale as approved by the Governing Body, signed W. A. Carter FR Report of a meeting of the New Governing Body Wellington/4/6/ 13 July 1885 4 Approving the sale of the above mentioned land to the Duke of Wellington's Parliamentary Trustees, signed by James J. Hornby, Lord Morley and George K. Richards FR Two documents of authorisation, by the Land Commissioners Wellington/4/7/ for England 1-2 Approving the sale of the land at Stratfieldsaye held by Eton College FR Bundle Wellington/5 1817, 1836-1848, 1899 Page 3 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Indenture of Lease (7 years) Wellington/5/1 10 April 1817 Edward Hewett to George and Thomas Keep, relating to the former's property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Indenture of Lease (1 year) Wellington/5/2 19 February 1836 Edward Hewett to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, concerning the former's property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/5/3 20 February 1836 Edward Hewett to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, of a fourth part of the former's property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Deed of Surrender (for 500 years) Wellington/5/4 25 July, 1836 James Hewett to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, of a fourth part of the Hewett property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Deed of Mortgage Wellington/5/5 31 January, 1837 James Hewett to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, concerning a fourth part of the Hewett property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/5/6 5 October 1840 James Hewett to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, concerning a fourth part of the Hewett property at Swallowfield, Wilts Page 4 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/5/7 7 February 1848 Edward Hewett [the younger] to Mrs. Sarah Girdler, concerning a fourth part of the Hewett property at Swallowfield, Wilts FR Inland Revenue Succession Duty Return Wellington/5/8/ 1899 1 Submitted by Frederick Girdler, executor of Emma Girdler FR Inland Revenue Succession Duty Return Wellington/5/8/ 1899 2 Submitted by Thomas Yeo and Frederick Girdler executors of Elizabeth Girdler FR Bundle Wellington/6 1837-1841, 1861-1884 FR Indenture of Lease (1 year) Wellington/6/1 27 March 1837 James Summer to Edward Stevens, concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Deed of Release Wellington/6/2 28 March 1837 James Sumner to Edward Stevens, concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton Page 5 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Deed of Mortgage Wellington/6/3 26 January 1841 Edward Stevens to Mrs. Sarah Grigg, concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Copy of a Deed of Release Wellington/6/4 25 August 1841 Edward Stevens to James Bannister, concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Deed of Reconveyance Wellington/6/5 3 September 1861 Robert Grigg to Edward Stevens, concerning the cottage at Hartley Westpall FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/6/6 20 September 1861 Edward Stevens to William Baskett, concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Memorandum of agreement Wellington/6/7 25 March 1877 Between William Baskett and George Seagrove, concerning the leasing of the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Abstract of the Title of William Baskett Wellington/6/8 1883 To his cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton Page 6 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/6/9 7 August 1884 William Baskett to Earl Manvers and William James Farrer [trustees of the Wellington estate], concerning the former's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Declaration by William Baskett Wellington/6/10 3 November 1884 Concerning his title to his cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton FR Summary list of deeds and papers [Wellington/6/1- Wellington/6/11 Wellington/6/7] relating to William Baskett's cottage at Hartley Westpall, Southampton 1884 Prepared by John Eggington, Land Agent, Reading, at the time of sale to the Duke of Wellington's estate FR Bundle Wellington/7 1843, 1895 FR Abstract of the Title of the Devisees under the will of Richard Wellington/7/1 Raggett 1843 To certain pieces of meadowland at Hartley Westpall (abstracts deeds relating to the land, 1798-1841) FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/7/2 27 March 1843 John Cole, Francis Cole and Richard John Cole to the Rt. Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevre, of 2 pieces of land (Woodlands Farm) at Hartley Westpall Page 7 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Deed of Covenant for production of deeds Wellington/7/3 27 March 1843 Between Arthur, Duke of Wellington and the Rt. Hon. Charles Shaw Lefevre, relating to land (Woodlands Farm) at Hartley Westpall FR Declaration by George William Tate, Steward to the Wellington/7/4 Household of Viscount Eversley 5 October 1895 Relating to the latter's title to Woodlands Farm, Hartley Westpall (map attached) FR Copy of a Deed of Acknowledgement, Mrs. A. J. Callender to Wellington/7/5 the trustees of the will of Viscount Eversley 7 October 1895 Relating to the production of documents concerning Woodlands Farm, Hartley Westpall FR Deed of Conveyance Wellington/7/6 31 October 1895 The trustees of the will of Viscount Eversley to Earl Manvers and Sir William James Farrer (as trustees of the Wellington Estate), concerning Woodlands Farm, Hartley Westpall FR Abstract of the title of Mrs. Letitia Pett Wellington/8 1832 To a fourth part of the Manor of Hannington Lancelevy, Kingsclere Page 8 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Abstracts Wellington/9 September 1833 Abstract of a Deed declaring a Fine and its uses, involving Stephen Samson and John White, 1757; and abstract of the Marriage Settlement of Hannah Legg and Robert Corrall, 1757 Involving the transfer of a share in the Manor of Hannington Lancelevy FR Bundle Wellington/10 1802, 1816, 1828 FR Deed of Assignment of Mortgage Wellington/10/1 30 July 1802 Mary Savage and the Revd. William Bainbridge and wife to John Hasker, concerning Bulsden Farm, Bramley FR Deed of Assignment of Annuity Wellington/10/2 11 November 1816 John Brooks and wife to George Lamb (transferring an annuity paid to Ann Brooks under the terms of John Hasker's will) FR Deed of Demise Wellington/10/3 1817-1828 The Revd. William Hasker to William Seymour, of the Manor of Bulsden cum Bentworth: 1 January 1817; Deed of Surrender, William Seymour to the Revd. William Hasker, cancelling the above deed: 8 February 1828 FR Bundle Wellington/11 1808, 1828 Page 9 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR Deed of Assignment and Surrender of Mortgage Term Wellington/11/1 2 June 1808 Richard Buckle to Daniel Nevill, concerning 15 acres of meadowland at Hartley Westpall FR Abstract of the title of Daniel Nevill Wellington/11/2 1828 To 15 acres of meadowland at Hartley Westpall (abstracts and summarises deeds relating to the land, 1741-1828) FR Bundle Wellington/12 1801-1802, 1835, 1874 FR Indenture of Lease Wellington/12/1 6 November 1801 Lord Hawell to Charles Shaw Lefevre, of 70 acres of land (Gaston Lands) at Hartley Westpall FR Deed of Release Wellington/12/2 7 November 1801 Lord Hawell to Charles Shaw Lefevre, of 70 acres of land (Gaston Lands) at Hartley Westpall FR Deed of Covenant Wellington/12/3 7 November 1801 Lord Hawell to Charles Shaw Lefevre, for production of deeds (relating to the latter's purchase of Gaston Lands) Page 10 of 265 Museum of English Rural Life FR 42 George III Cap.
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