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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BURGH, DE FAMILY LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates Estates in Hillingdon, Harmondsworth and West Drayton: court rolls, ecclesiastical papers, property transactions and land tax records ACC/0742/001 Lease 1776 Apr WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. William. Harvest, Rector of Milbrook, Southampton, clerk. 2. Rev. John Willis of Shenley, near Barnet, Middlesex (sic), clerk. 3. Mary Greaves of Woodford, widow. 4. Culling Smith of St. Marylebone, Esq. ACC/0742/002 Release. 1776 Apr 18 WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. Wm. Harvest, Rector of Milbrook, Southampton, clerk. 2. Rev. John Willis of Shenley, near Barnet, Middlesex (sic), clerk. 3. Mary Greaves of Woodford, widow. 4. Culling Smith of St. Marylebone, Esq. ACC/0742/003 Lease 1786 Mar WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. Charles Jeffreys Cotterell of Hadley, near Barnet, Middx. (sic) clerk. 2. Rev. Robert Burt of Albemarle Street, clerk. 3. John Hubbard of Upton, Bucks. Esq. Advowson of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. ACC/0742/004 Release. 1786 Mar WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. Charles Jeffreys Cotterell of Hadley, near Barnet, Middx. (sic) clerk. 2. Rev. Robert Burt of Albemarle Street, clerk. 3. John Hubbard of Upton, Bucks. Esq. Advowson of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. ACC/0742/005 Lease 1795 May WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. John Hubbard of Chesham, Bucks., clerk. 2. George Brooks of Green Street, Grosvenor Square, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled: MLR.1795 B.272. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/006 Release. 1795 May WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Rev. John Hubbard of Chesham, Bucks., clerk. 2. George Brooks of Green Street, Grosvenor Square, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled: MLR.1795 B.272. ACC/0742/007 Presentation of Rev. Mr. Langhorne to the (14 May 1796) united vicarages of West Drayton and 19th cent. Harmondsworth. Copy WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Extract from Registry of Dean and Chapter of St. Paul. ACC/0742/008 Lease 1804 Aug WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. James Godfrey De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. George Brooks of Mortlake, Surrey, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled MLR.1804 B.8.433. ACC/0742/009 Release. 1804 Aug WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. James Godfrey De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. George Brooks of Mortlake, Surrey, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled MLR.1804 B.8.433. ACC/0742/010 Mortgage. 1815 Nov WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. James Godfrey De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., 2. Priscilla Franks of Isleworth, widow. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled MLR.1815 B.8.113. ACC/0742/011 Mortgage. 1815 Nov WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. James Godfrey De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., 2. Priscilla Franks of Isleworth, widow. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth. Enrolled MLR.1815 B.8.113. ACC/0742/012 Bond. 1815 Nov 29 WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. James Godfrey De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., 2. Priscilla Franks of Isleworth, widow. See ACC/0742/011. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/013 Lease 1823 Sep 19, WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH 20 Parties: 1. Priscilla Franks of Isleworth, widow. James Godfrey De Burgh of Bath, Esq. 2. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth (to uses to bar dower). Enrolled MLR.1864 B.12.542 ACC/0742/014 Release. 1823 Sep 19, WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH 20 Parties: 1. Priscilla Franks of Isleworth, widow. James Godfrey De Burgh of Bath, Esq. 2. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton and Harmondsworth (to uses to bar dower). Enrolled MLR.1864 B.12.542 ACC/0742/015 Lease. 1832 Apr 16 HILLINGDON Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., 2. George Purling of Hertford St. Mayfair, Esq., Rectory at Hillingdon with grassland at Colham Green. ACC/0742/016 Mortgage. Rectory at Hillingdon with grassland 1832 Apr 17 at Colham Green; Assurance Policy with the Amicable Society on life of Frederick Tomkins of West Drayton, clerk. HILLINGDON Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton Esq., 2. Robert Lill De Burgh of West Drayton, clerk. 3. George Purling of Hertford St. Mayfair, Esq. Enrolled MLR.1832 B4 356. Endorsed: 3 Oct. 1840. Thos. Chas Bridges of Ludlow, Salop ACC/0742/017 Lease. 1832 Apr 16 WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., Robert Lill De Burgh of West Drayton, clerk. 2. George Purling of Hertford St. Mayfair, Esq. Advowsons of West Drayton, Harmondsworth; 34a. 2r. 23p. in Harmondsworth Field LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/018 Extract from the Registry of the Diocese of 1844 Mar 01 London. HARMONDSWORTH. Parties: 1. Robert Lill De Burgh, clerk. 2. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton. 3. Frederick Tomkyns, clerk. (1) presented by (2) to the living of Harmondsworth on death of (3). ACC/0742/019 Transfer of Mortgages. 1844 Apr 17 WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH HILLINGDON Parties: 1. Thomas Charles Bridges of Ludlow, Salop, Esq., Chas. Fiddey of Inner Temple, gentleman, executors of George Purling, esq., 2. Raymond Gasquet of Burton Crescent, Middlesex, Esq., Matilda Tate of Dorset ACC/0742/020 Declaration of Trust to accompany 1844 Apr 17 ACC/0742/019 WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH. Party: Charles Fiddey. ACC/0742/021 (Copy) Order in Council for the Division of the 1864 Feb 03 vicarages of West Drayton and Harmondsworth in the Diocese of London. WEST DRAYTON HARMONDSWORTH. ACC/0742/022 Mortgage. 1835 Aug 26 WEST DRAYTON. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. William Fuller and Ralph Addison, both of Temple Bar, Esquires. Manor of West Drayton. Schedule of deeds. Lease and Release. Quotes 23, 24 Feb. 1786. 1. Henry Earl of Uxbridge etc. ACC/0742/023 Mortgage by demise 1841 Nov 23 WEST DRAYTON Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. William Fuller and John Brown of Temple Bar, Esquires. Manor of West Drayton. Enrolled MLR.1848 B6.484. Endorsed: 25 Nov. 1841. Further security, for £1,500 (same parties) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/024 Grant and Settlement. 1848 Dec 30 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON Philpots Bridge farm. Colham Manor Farm. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. Marianne De Burgh his wife. 3. George Finch, late of South Street, Park Lane, Esq., John Lavicount Anderdon of London, merchant. Etc. ACC/0742/025 Mortgage (£3,500) 1851 Jul 05 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON Philpots Farm, Drayton Hall etc. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esquire. 2. George Barker of Stanlake, Berks, Esq., West Drayton and Hillingdon Estates:- including, Manor West Drayton, Drayton Hall, Philpots Farm ACC/0742/026 Deed of Covenant, and Declaration of Trust. 1851 Jul 05 Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh. 2. George Barker of Stanlake, Berks, Esq., Edgar Barker of the Edgware Road, Esq., 3. Jas. Bowker of Grays Inn, gent. Money covenanted to be paid by a sinking fund to pay off Mortgage. See ACC/0742/025. ACC/0742/027 Letter. 1851 Jul 18 WEST DRAYTON Parties: Barker and Bowker, solicitors, Grays Inn to William Henry Smith and John Wormald, Esquires. Mortgage, 5 July 1851, Hubert De Burgh to George Barker of Stanlake, Berks, of Manor of West Drayton. ACC/0742/028 Mortgage. 1855 Aug 08 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON Philpots Farm etc. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq., 2. William Henry Smith and John Wormald, both of Temple Bar, Bankers. 3. George Barker of Stanlake, Berks, Esq. 4. Edgar Barker of Oxford Square etc. ACC/0742/029 Mortgage. 1857 Jul 15 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON HARMONDSWORTH Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esquire. 2. Rt. Hon. Charles John, Viscount Canning, Governor General of India. Manor of West Drayton. Mansion and land, etc. in West Drayton. De Burgh Arms, Bull etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/030 Power of Attorney. 1860 Jun 30 Parties: 1. Rt. Hon. Charles John, Earl Canning. 2. Charles Henry Barker and James Bowker, of Grays Inn Square, gents. To sign deed of Transfer of Mortgage dated 1 November, 1859. (See endorsement to ACC/0742/029). ACC/0742/031 Mortgage. 1859 Jul 22 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON. Parties: 1. Francis De Burgh, a cornet in the 11th Hussars. 2. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 3. George Barker of Stanlake, Berks, Esq. Manor of West Drayton etc. See ACC/0742/024. Endorsed: 25 March 1876 ACC/0742/032 Mortgage. 1862 Dec 19 HILLINGDON HARMONDSWORTH WEST DRAYTON. Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of West Drayton Hall, Esq., 2. James Bowker and Frederick Peake of Grays Inn Square, gents. Freehold and copyhold property in West Drayton, Hillingdon and Harmondsworth ACC/0742/033 Mortgage. 1867 Jan 09 WEST DRAYTON HILLINGDON HARMONDSWORTH Philpot Farm, Rooks Farm. Padcot etc. Parties: 1. Francis De Burgh of West Drayton, Esq. 2. Hubert De Burgh of the same. 3. George Barker of Stanlake Park, Berks. Esq. Schedule. Includes De Burgh Arms, Rooks Farm ACC/0742/034 Mortgage. 1870 Jun 03 WEST DRAYTON Parties: 1. Hubert De Burgh of Drayton Hall, Esq. 2. Francis De Burgh of the same place, Esq. 3. Frederick Joseph Prescott of Paddington, Esq., Gardner Dillman Engleheart of South Eaton Place, Esq., James Bowker of St. Andrew Holborn etc. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 BURGH, DE FAMILY ACC/0742 Reference Description Dates ACC/0742/035 Covenant for reduction of rate of interest on 1870 Oct 10 Mortgages on punctual payment, and Agreement for continuance of loans for 5 years.
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