LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates OUT-COUNTY ESTATES SUSSEX AND ESSEX ESTATES E/MW/001 Papers relating to the purchase by Spencer 1716-1875 Maryon Wilson of 21 ac. O r. 36 p. of land belonging to the charity of Richard Peche in Fletching, Sussex The bundle includes a copy of the deed of bargain and sale by which the land was bought for the charity in 1716 and 3 maps (1 abstracted) E/MW/002 Papers relating to the purchase by Sir Spencer 1875-1877 Maryon Maryon Wilson from Alfred Tilden Wood of a cottage and garden at Fletching E/MW/003 Papers relating to the mortgage of a water corn 1876 mill and of the premises in the parish of Fletching from Spencer Maryon Wilson to Messrs. Charles Hopkinson and Sons E/MW/004 Papers relating to the sale of premises used as 1874-1876 a brewery in Uckfield Sussex, part freehold, part copyhold of the manor of Framfield, from Spencer Maryon Wilson to Edmund John Sinden of Uckfield, brewer E/MW/005 Rents of the manors of Barkham, Netherhall 1829-1830 and Tarring Camois, Sussex E/MW/006 Copy of rental of same (incomplete) n.d. (c 1832) E/MW/007 Papers relating to the same manors including 1874-1875 lists of quit rents E/MW/008 Papers relating to the enfranchisement of 1875-1876 copyhold land in the manor of Barkham held by Spencer Shelley E/MW/009 Copies of deeds disentailing estates in Kent 1850-1876 and the manors of Bampton, Marks Hall and Clapton Hall and the farm called Langthorne's in Essex A printed copy of the Wilson Estate Act (10 Geo. IV cap 41) is also included LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates E/MW/010/01 Business minutes of the Maryon Wilson 1920-1926 Trustees (Nos. 550-1053 with some gaps) E/MW/010/02 Business minutes of the Maryon Wilson 1920-1926 Trustees (Nos. 550-1053 with some gaps) E/MW/011 Plan, with references, of The Poor's Land, n.d. (19th c.) Fletching and The Cobsnest Farm, Newick proposed exchange between S. M. Wilson and Trustees of the Poor of Fletching. Scale: 3 ch. to 1", i.e., 26.6" to 1 mile. CHARLTON MANOR PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS AND RELATED PAPERS WRITINGS CONCERNING SIR HENRY PUCKERING ALIAS NEWTON IN AND ABOUT THE MANOR OF CHARLTON E/MW/C/0071 Indenture of mortgage 1646 1) Sir Henry Puckering alias Newton of Charlton; 2) Elizabeth Bateman of London, widow. Manor of Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0071/02 Schedule of lands E/MW/C/0072 Bargain and sale 1647 1) Sir Henry Puckering alias Newton as above; 2) Thomas Grantham of Goltho, Lincs., Dame Elizabeth Peytoe, relict of Sir Edward Peytoe dec. and James Newton of St Giles in the Fields. Manor of Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0072/02 Counterpart of above E/MW/C/0073 Conveyances of land in Charlton involving Sir 1647-1677 Henry Puckering E/MW/C/0073/01 Declaration of trusts 1647 Same parties as E/MW/C/0072/01. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0073/02 Counterpart of above E/MW/C/0073/03 Indenture of mortgage 1649 1) Sir Henry Puckering as above, Thomas Grantham as above and Dame Elizabeth Peytoe as above; 2) Anthony Bateman of London, merchant. Manor of Charlton and parcels of land in Charlton LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates E/MW/C/0073/04 Indenture of mortgage 1649 Same parties as E/MW/C/0073/07. Schedule of deeds attached E/MW/C/0073/05 Indenture of sale 1649 1) Sir Henry Puckering and Dame Elizabeth, his wife, Thomas Grantham of Goltho, Dame Elizabeth Peytoe, relict of Sir Edward Peytoe dec. and James Newton; 2) Anthony Bateman of London, merchant. Various parcels of land in Charlton E/MW/C/0073/06 Indenture of fine 1649 Same parties and property as E/MW/C/0073/05 E/MW/C/0073/07 Indenture of reconveyance 1654 1) Anthony Bateman; 2) Sir Henry Puckering; 3) Dame Elizabeth Peytoe. Manor of Charlton and appurtenances E/MW/C/0073/08-09 Indentures of fine 1654 Sir Henry Puckering, plaintiff. Anthony Bateman and Elizabeth his wife, defendants E/MW/C/0073/10 Acquittance from Anthony Bateman of £3,090 1654 paid to him by Sir Henry Puckering E/MW/C/0073/11 Conveyance 1655 1) Sir Henry Puckering and Dame Elizabeth, his wife; 2) Edward Peytoe of Chesterton, Warwickshire, James Newton of Charlton and Nathaniel Tovey of Aylestone, Leics., Bachelor of Divinity. Manor of Charlton and appurtenances E/MW/C/0073/12 Indenture of fine Same parties as E/MW/C/0073/11 E/MW/C/0073/13 Bargain and sale 1658/9 1) Sir Henry Puckering of the Priory in or near Warwick and John Tovey, son and heir of Nathaniel Tovey of Aylestone, Leics, dec; 2) Sir William Ducie of Tortworth, Gloucs. Manor of Charlton and appurtenances LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates E/MW/C/0073/14 Counterpart of above enrolled in Chancery 5 1658/9 Feb 1658/9 E/MW/C/0073/15 Deed of feoffment 1658/9 Same parties and property as E/MW/C/0073/13 E/MW/C/0073/16 Exemplification of recovery 1658/9 Hugh Ducie and Henry Kemp v Sir William Ducie Manor of Charlton E/MW/C/0073/17-18 Indentures of fine 1658/9 Sir William Ducie pl. v. Sir Henry Puckering def. E/MW/C/0073/19 Covenant for Sir William Ducie to produce 1658 deeds for defence of estate of Sir Anthony Bateman E/MW/C/0073/20 Deed poll of Sir Henry Puckering and John 1659 Tovey acknowledging receipt of £8,500 for manor of Charlton from Sir William Ducie of Tortworth, Gloucs. E/MW/C/0073/21 Indenture of mortgage 1675 1) Sir William Ducie of Charlton; 2) Sir Theophilus Biddulph of London. Manor of Charlton. Includes schedule of deeds. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0073/21/02 Receipt of Sir William Ducie for £1,802 E/MW/C/0073/22 Indenture of mortgage 1675 1) Sir William Ducie; 2) Sir Theophilus Biddulph Manor of Charlton. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0073/22/02 Receipt of Sir William Ducie for £2,200 E/MW/C/0073/23 Release of covenant upon agreement for 1676 payment 1) William Viscount Downe of Ireland; 2) Sir Theophilus Biddulph. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0073/23/02 Receipt of Viscount Downe for £1,100 E/MW/C/0073/24 Counterpart of defeazance upon payment of 1677 £5,900 at several times 1) Sir Theophilus Biddulph; 2) Lord Viscount Downe LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates WRITINGS CONCERNING THE TITLE OF LANDS IN CHARLTON, LATE EDWARD AND STEPHEN WILKINSON'S BEFORE SIR ADAM NEWTON'S PURCHASE THEREOF E/MW/C/0074 Feoffment, with livery of seisin endorsed 1540 1) Roger Barker, citizen and innholder of London, one of executors of will of Robert Hogan, dec of the King's Household 2) James Mighell, Robert Glee and John Johnson 3) Edward Wylkynson of Charlton, cook Messuage, barn, croft and garden and 4 acres called 'Stonepittes', formerly of Robert Hogan E/MW/C/0075 Release 1540 1) William Wylson of Charlton, husbandman; 2) Edward Wylkynson of Charlton, cook. Parcel of land 40 feet by 8 feet with a house or well built by Robert Hogan. Attached: E/MW/C/0075/02 -03 Confirmation and release, etc. E/MW/C/0076 Feoffment with livery of seisin endorsed 1544 1) Ralph Hogan of East Greenwich, cook and Robert Hogan, cook, son of Andrew Hogan; 2) Edward Wilkinson as above. 8 acres in wood or grove granted by Sir Richard Gresham and Roger Barker to Robert Hogan dec. E/MW/C/0077 Feoffment with livery of seisin endorsed 1546 1) John Warde, citizen and weaver of London and Joanna, his wife, formerly wife of William Gregorye of Greenwidge; 2) Edward Wilkynson. 2 1/2 acres of woodlands called 'Stonepittes' Grove. 2 seals E/MW/C/0078 Bargain and sale 1559 1) Thomas Batt of Charlton and Johan, his wife; 2) Edward Wilkynson of Charlton. 3 messuages in Charlton E/MW/C/0079 Indenture of fine 1559 Same parties as E/MW/C/0078 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 MARYON-WILSON FAMILY E/MW Reference Description Dates E/MW/C/0080 Bargain and sale 1598 1) William Whittingham of Great Mynterne, Dorset, clerk, and Anne, his wife; 2) Stephen Wilkinson of Bernards Inn and Richard Wilkinson, his natural son. 2 messuages with gardens and orchards E/MW/C/0081 Indenture of fine 1598 Same parties as E/MW/C/0080 E/MW/C/0082 Exemplification of recovery 1593 1) Stephen Wilkinson; 2) Edward Hyde and John Hyde. 7 messuages, 4 gardens, 20 acres land, 10 acres pasture, 2 acres wood. Note of seisin E/MW/C/0083 Indenture to lead the uses of E/MW/C/0082 1593 1) Stephen Wilkinson of Charlton; 2) Edward Hyde of Little Hadham, Herts. Messuage called 'Sandhaw' or 'Sandshaw', garden and 4 acres of land, parcel of land and orchard (5 acres) called 'Wellclose', etc. E/MW/C/0084 Bargain and sale 1593 1) Edward Hyde as above; 2) Stephen Wilkinson as above. Same property as E/MW/C/0083/01. Seal. Enclosed: E/MW/C/0084/02 Counterpart of above E/MW/C/0085 Release 1593 1) John Hyde, citizen and merchant, taylor of London; 2) Stephen Wilkinson.