lewisham archives catalogue 1989 – 1996 archives catalogue 1989 – 1996 this catalogue was...

Lewisham Archives Catalogue 1989 – 1996

This catalogue was created by the Local History and Archives Centre [LHAC] staff and is a catalogue of the Archives material held at the Local History and Archives Centre. It is an incomplete list of the catalogue, which is being added to constantly, this document will change as new material is created, so please check back to see new additions. For additional listing about 25% more of the catalogue [which will be added to this document in the future] see the A2A website at www.a2a.org.uk. To search the catalogue use the search function in the PDF viewer. Please note this list is of archival material, and access to this material is different from Local History Library material. This is because the items are unique and need to be preserved. If you require access to this material please contact the LHAC and arrange an appointment, quoting the reference numbers of the items you require. We cannot produce whole collections or large amounts of material without prior appointment. Only a member of the Archives staff can produce archives; please check the availability of this material and that a member of Archives staff is available before visiting. On some late nights, staff breaks, lunchtimes and Saturday it may not be possible to produce archival material because no Archives staff are available, so contact LHAC before visiting. Unfit for Production If an item is marked ‘Unfit for Production’ this means it is fragile or damaged and it cannot be produced. But LHAC staff may be able to access the document and extract the information, or a copy of the document may exist. Please contact LHAC and see how we can help you access the material. This may not be possible if the material is very badly damaged and no copy exists. Restricted access Some collections are marked ‘restricted access; contact the LHAC’. These are collections that are not fully listed. We will try and provide access, but extra security measures will apply and they may require time to prepare. Time is needed to assess and make the material available and a member of Archives staff will advise you as to time this will take. Large collections may be too large to produce but a member of staff may be able to check the material for you and provide information. These listed items are to help you find useful information and are prioritised for full cataloguing by LHAC staff but this is an ongoing process. These items cannot be produced without prior appointment and require notice for staff to check the material. Contact the LHAC before visiting.

Please note: For access to archival material contact the LHAC BEFORE visiting. Local History and Archives Centre 199-201 High Street, Lewisham SE13 6LG Tel 020 8314 8501 FAX 020 8297 1169 Email: local.studies@lewisham.gov.uk

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A/89/8 V.W. `Bill' Cook Collection

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG

The following items were received from the Cook Family to Lewisham Local History Society, and deposited by the Society. Introduction This collection contains the papers and news cuttings accumulated by the late V.W. `Bill' Cook Acquired by: indefinite loan Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 16 April 1989 Accession number: A/89/8 Covering Dates: c. 1965 - 1988 Extent: 24 Items A/89/8 A/89/8/1 Papers accumulated as member of `Friends of Ladywell

Lodge'. c. 1965-1972

1 File A/89/8/2 Papers accumulated as member of Grove Park

Community Group. c. 1981-1988

1 File A/89/8/3 File of newspaper cuttings: c. 1970-1988 A/89/8/3/1 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts SE1-7 c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/2 File of newspapers cutting: Postal districts SE8-10 c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/3 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts SE11-26 c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/4 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts SE12 c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/5 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts SE13 c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/6 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts E and EC c. 1970-1988 1 File

A/89/8/3/7 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts N and NW c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/8 File of newspaper cuttings: Postal districts SW c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/9 Kent c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/10 Kent c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/11 Kent c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/12 Sussex, Middx and Berks c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/13 Crystal Palace c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/14 General (London) c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/15 Roads c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/16 Breweries c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/17 Pubs A-M c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/18 Lewisham Council Services c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/3/19 Political Cartoons c. 1970-1988 1 File A/89/8/4/ File of miscellaneous newspapers: 1909-1983 A/89/8/4/1 Morning Leader 21st April 1909 1 Item A/89/8/4/2 Evening News (last editions) 30th-31st October 1980 1 Item A/89/8/4/4 S.E. London Mercury (150th anniversary Edition) 1983 1 Item

A/89/8/4/5 S.E. London Mercury: Greenwich Guide Edition January 1979 1 Item A/89/8/4/6 S.E. London Mercury: Lewisham Guide Edition April 1981 1 Item

A/89/11 Burnt Ash Congregational Church: Records

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/11 Related Material: See Also A/80/12, A/81/7 Covering Dates: 1877 - 1973 Extent: 2 Items A/89/11 A/89/11/1 Burnt Ash Congregational Church: Magazine Vol. II 1877 - 1878 1 Item A/89/11/2 Burnt Ash Congregational Church: `A Community

and its church' [Burnt Ash United Reform Church] 1873 - 1973 by K O Phillips, with annotations by the author

1 Item

A/89/14 Alice Ellacott 134 Ardgowan Road: Papers

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/14 Covering Dates: 27 April 1904 Extent: 1 Item A/89/14 A/89/14/1 Settlement by Alice Ellacott of 134 Ardgowan Road,

Hither Green of her reversionary interests under the will of her father

27 April 1904

1 Item

A/89/15 Cold Blow Estate, Deptford: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains documents concerning the Cold Blow Estate, Deptford [Hudson] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/15 Covering Dates: 1870 - 1891 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/16 Deeds: Burnt Ash Lane

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains a covenant for the production of deeds and conveyance endorsed with memoranda of further conveyances. Relating to property in the Burnt Ash Lane and Herbert Road, Lee area [Bedford]. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/16 Covering Dates: 1877 - 1958 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/17 Reverend and Mrs Young: Records

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Radcliffes and Co., solicitors, via British Records Association. Introduction The Reverend John Young and Anne, his wife, lived in Glen Severn, 61 Burnt Ash Road, Lee. Acquired by: Permanent Loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/17 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1907 - 1914 Extent: 14 Items A/89/17 A/89/17/1 Probate of the Will of Reverend Young.

Property to Anne, his wife. 4 June 1907

1 Item A/89/17/2 High Court jurisdiction in the goods of the late

Reverend Young, certificate of duty paid. 21 September 1907

1 Item A/89/17/3 Affidavit of William Harley sworn in relation to

the goods of the late Reverend Young. 24 September 1907

1 Item A/89/17/4 Vouchers for payments made relating the late

Reverend Young. 1907

1 Item A/89/17/5 Grant of Grave in Hither Green Cemetery for

the late Reverend Young. 29 June 1907

1 Item A/89/17/6 Receipt and letter for burial of the late

Reverend Young in Hither Green Cemetery. 1907

1 Item

A/89/17/7 Widow's declaration of Mrs Young that she is entitled to pension from the Bengal Military Fund.

5 July 1907

1 Item A/89/17/8 Insurance policy of Mrs Young for servant

employed. 7 October 1907

1 Item A/89/17/9 Duplicate Notice to determine tenancy of Glen

Severn, 61 Burnt Ash Road, Lee. 17 December 1908

1 Item A/89/17/10 Probate of the Will of Mrs Anne Young.

Property to siblings. 20 March 1914

1 Item A/89/17/11 Inventory and valuation for probate of

property of the late Mrs Young. 1914

1 Item A/89/17/12a-g Duplicate General Statement of

Executor's receipts and payments relating to the late Mrs Young. Seven copies.

7 Items A/89/17/13 Vouchers for payments made relating

the late Mrs Young. 1914

1 Item A/89/17/14 Letter and receipt of Lewisham Council

relating to payment for upkeep of grave of Mrs Young in Hither Green Cemetery.

1 Item

A/89/18 Deeds: `Ellerslie', 3 Waldenshaw Road

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds and documents concerning `Ellerslie', 3 Waldenshaw Road, Forest Hill [Davy, Bradley etc.] Acquired by: Gift Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/18 Covering Dates: 1878 - 1935 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/19 Mount Pleasant Road: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains papers concerning property in Mount Pleasant Road, Lewisham [Bate, Byfield, Carrington etc]Mount Pleasant House was demolished in 1860, but the site of the house was not built on until after World War 1. Mount Pleasant Road dates back to 1870. See: http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/lewisham/mount-pleasant-house-1840.htm for details and picture of Mount Pleasant House c.1840 http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/lewisham/mount-pleasant-road-1930.htm for picture of Mount Pleasant Road, c. 1930. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/19 Covering Dates: 1901 - 1920 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/20 Davenport Road, Farley Road, Catford: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains papers concerning rents due on leasehold properties at Davenport Road, Farley Road at Catford [Howell, Farley] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/20 Covering Dates: 1903 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/21 Deeds: 67 Engteheart Road, Catford

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains assignments and licences concerning 67 Engteheart Road, Catford [Block, Glock, Pett, Brown] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/21 Covering Dates: 1908 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/22 Mortgage of Life Policy

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/22 Covering Dates: 13 October 1913 Extent: 1 Item A/89/22 A/89/22/1 Mortgage of Life Policy of W T Andrew of 12

Earlsthorpe Road, Sydenham to Agnes Andrew

13 October 1913

1 Item

A/89/23 Deeds: 22 and 24 Sydenham Park,

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds, draft deeds, documents and correspondence relating to 22 and 24 Sydenham Park, Sydenham [formerly 4 and 5 Carlton Villas][Poll, Vaughan, Hunter] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/23 Covering Dates: 1904 - 1921 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/24 8 and 9 Landsdowne Place: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains documents concerning a mortgage on 8 and 9 Landsdowne Place, near Venner Road [Arthur Goddard to Messers Rhodes and Cooper]. Acquired by: Gift Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/24 Covering Dates: 1881 - 1883 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/25 Deeds: 15 - 25 [Odd numbers] Hornshay Street

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains draft Assignments of 15 - 25 [Odd numbers] Hornshay Street, Old Kent Road [John Smith to Jane Clay]. Acquired by: Gift Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/25 Covering Dates: 1883 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/26 Conveyance of plot of ground in South Street

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/26 Covering Dates: 10 November 1852 Extent: 1 Item A/89/26 A/89/26/1 Conveyance of plot of ground in South Street,

Lewisham [James Bennett to J W Langley] 10 November 1852

1 Item

A/89/27 Deeds: Brockley Road

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to property in Brockley Road [formerly in Brockley Crofton Terrace] and other property [Connew, Tallowfeld, Scott, Smith, Tompkins, ThacNicol] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/27 Covering Dates: 1898 - 1925 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/28 Deeds: Rhyme Road [Brook House Estate]

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains two bundles of deeds and documents concerning various properties at 2 - 8 [even numbers] Rhyme Road [formerly Brook House Estate; and now the site of the Riverdale Centre, Lewisham] and 1 - 5 Fredericks Place [No. 5 afterwards being 88 High Street and these properties now 122, 124 and 126 High Street] Lewisham [Mirams, Horton, Colthurst, Ginders, Collingwood]. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/28 Covering Dates: (1814) - 1928 Extent: 1 Box

A/89/29 Deed: Robert Cowden, Fairlawn, 6 Westwood Hill

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/29 Covering Dates: 1928 Extent: 1 Item A/89/29 A/89/29/1 Draft deed of family arrangement etc relating to the will of

Robert Cowden, late of `Fairlawn', 6 Westwood Hill, Sydenham

1 Item

A/89/30 Deeds: Lion and Lamb and 64 & 88 High Street

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds of `the Lion and Lamb' public house and adjoining premises 64 and 88 High Street and `Salisbury Hotel', all in Lewisham. Also premises at Rushey Green, with copies of wills and other documents [Longley, Parker, Meekins, Giddens etc]. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/30 Covering Dates: (1774) - 1927 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/31 Conveyance: Hughes Fields, Deptford

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/31 Covering Dates: 1864 Extent: 1 Item A/89/31 A/89/31/1 Conveyance of property in Hughes Fields, Deptford [Halsey

to Steward]. 1864

1 Item

A/89/38 Marriage Settlement Stude and Aitchison

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the marriage Settlement of James Barnford Stude and Alexina Aitchison, late of 30 Layland Road, Lee and related papers. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/38 Covering Dates: 1856 -1919 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/39 UK Temperance & General Provident Institution: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution home purchase loan files relating to property in Lee and Forest Hill Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/39 Covering Dates: 1935 -1936 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/40 Partnership Deed: James Munro & George Smith

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deed of partnership between James Munro and George Smith of 79 Albyn Road, St Johns relating to tailors and outfitters business in the City of London. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/40 Covering Dates: 1890 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/41 Bartard Family Collection

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains documents of the Bartard family. Including trust documents and conveyance of property in Canada by way of a partial marriage settlement [Robertson to Glenely and others] Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 A/89/41 Accession number: Covering Dates: 1809 - 1852 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/43 Bridges, Sawtell and Adams Solicitors Deposit

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a section level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/43 Covering Dates: 1878 - 1895 Extent: 2 Items A/89/43 A/89/43/1 Counterpart Lease of `Hollywood' part of the Lee Glebe

Estate [Bowen to Stewart] 1878

A/89/43/2 Assignment of `Hollywood', The Glebe, Lee [The Right

Hon. Lady Bowen to Levett] 1895

A/89/44 Probate of Harriet Burt of Blackheath Park

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the probate of Harriet Burt [1817 – 1892] of 1 Monpelier Row, Blackheath Park with related documents. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/44 Covering Dates: (1891) - 1892 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/45 Deeds: Torridon Road, Hither Green

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the conveyances and abstracts of title relating to land in Torridon Road, Hither Green [Coulson] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/45 Covering Dates: 1898 - 1925 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/46 Deeds: 8 Southbrook Road, Lee

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to 8 Southbrook Road, Lee [Muller] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/46 Covering Dates: 1868 - 1900 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/47 Deeds: 27 and 28 Saint Donatts Road

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to 27 and 28 Saint Donatts Road, New Cross [Keigwin to Tidd] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/47 Covering Dates: Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/48 Deeds: 27 and 28 Hoopwick Street, Deptford

The following items were received from via BRA 2121 3 Introduction This collection contains Deeds re 27 and 28 Hoopwick Street, Deptford Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/48 Covering Dates: 1903 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/49 Lease: 74 Tranquil Vale, Blackheath

The following items were received from via BRA 2121 4 Introduction This collection contains Lease re 74 Tranquil Vale, Blackheath (Coachman to Vernon) Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/49 Covering Dates: 1898 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/50 Assigment: 36 and 38 Colfe Road, Forest Hill

The following items were received from via BRA 2121 5 Introduction This collection contains Assigment re 36 and 38 Colfe Road, Forest Hill (Jerrard ; Stephen) Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/50 Related Material: Builder of properties: A/75/1/1-4, A/75/1/6 and A/75/1/10. Other properties: Algiers Road -2, 8, 10 A/68/48/16 - 2, 4, 8, 10 A/60/48/18 - 18 A/60/48/22, A/60/48/27, A/60/48/26 Embleton Road

– 98, 100, 104, 108, 110 A/60/48/21 – 102, 104, 108, 110 A/60/48/17 – 111 and 113 A/60/48/25

Ermine Road – Land A/77/27 – 83 A/60/48/27 – 115 A/60/48/26

Forest Hill,36 and 38 Colfe Road A/89/50 Stable, Coach House at Rear of Green Man Hotel, Blackheath Hill A/63/4/1, A/63/4/2 and A/63/4/8 Prendergast School Playing Field A/59/19/42 Vicarage Lewisham [work on] A/59/19/424 Covering Dates: 1899 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/51 Deeds: 49 Broadfield Road, Lewisham

The following items were received from via BRA 2121 6 Introduction This collection contains Deeds re 49 Broadfield Road, Lewisham (Roberts ; V' Ren) Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/51 Covering Dates: 1901 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/52 Marriage Settlement: Cavell to Powell

The following items were received from Williams and James solicitors, 3-4 South Square, Grays Inn, London, WC1R-5HZ per BRA 2131 Introduction This collection contains marriage settlement of J.E Cavell of Eltham Road, Lee to Jane Powell of Burnt Ash Road, Lee with certificate of J.J. Bickerton (trustee) Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/52 Covering Dates: 1890; 1905 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/53 Deeds: Vulcan Road, Deptford

The following items were received from Tweedie and Prideaux, solicitors, 5 Lincolns inn Fields, London, WC2A- 3BT per BRA 2144 Introduction This collection contains Bundle of deeds relating to premises in Vulcan Road, Parish of St Paul, Deptford Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/53 Covering Dates: 1872-1970 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/54 Deeds: Sydenham, Lewisham, Peckham & Southwark

The following items were received from Lee, Bolton and Lee Solicitors 1. The Sanctuary, Westminster, London, SW1P-3TT Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to the Greyhound Inn, the Dolphin Alehouse and other property in Sydenham, some referring to property in Lewisham, Peckham Rye, Southwark and elsewhere with will of Mrs Sarah Bunce formerly Sarah Bowles Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/54 Covering Dates: 1771-1791 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/55 Deed: Dartmouth Terrace, Herschel Road

The following items were received from Tweedie and Prideaux, solicitors, 5 Lincolns inn Fields, London, WC2A- 3BT per BRA 2170 Introduction This collection contains Mortgage deed relating to properties in Dartmouth Terrace, Herschel Road, Forest Hill (Wright ; Evershed ) Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/55 Covering Dates: 1897-1899 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/56 Declaration of Trust: Will of Matthew Martin

The following items were received from Boodle, Hatfield and Co, Solicitors, 53 Davies Street, London W1Y-2BL per BRA 2175 Introduction This collection contains Declaration of trust relating to the will of Matthew Martin of Blackheath. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/56 Covering Dates: 1840 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/57 Marriage Settlement: Toms and Kershaw

The following items were received from Roneys solicitors, 3 London Wall Buildings, London EC2M-5PN per BRA 2192 Introduction This collection contains marriage settlement of Henry Toms and Emily Anne Frances Kershaw of Blackheath, with 2 appointments of trustees (client; Doine). Henry and Emily married in 1865 in Lewisham. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/57 Covering Dates: 1865-1912 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/58 Colonel Cuthbert Larking Collection

The following items were received from Winkworth and Pembertons Solicitors, 22 Greencoat Place, London, Sw1P-1DY as per BRA 2198 Introduction This collection contains Memorandum relating to deeds to property at Lee; House property and Investment Co Ltd to Colonel Cuthbert Larking. The Larking family lived at `the Firs’, Lee. See Also http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/lee/winter-garden.htm for details and picture. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/58 Related Material: See Also A91/8 Covering Dates: 1896 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/59 Quins and Actens, Brixton: Plans

The following items were received from Hillier Parker May and Rowden, Auctioneers and surveyors, 77 Grovenor Street, London, W1A-2BT via the British Records Association [BRA 2199 1]. Introduction This collection contains Plans of Quins and Actens premises in Brixton Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27th June 1989 Accession number: A/89/59 Covering Dates: 1937 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/60 Deeds: Griffin Street and Deptford

The following items were received from Taylor Garrett Solicitors, 180 Fleet Street, London EC4A- 2NT per 22031 Introduction This collection contains Deeds of property in Griffin Street and elsewhere. Parish of St. Paul, Deptford (Sparrow ; Rickett) Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/60 Covering Dates: 1745-1795 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/61 Probate of Mrs Amelia Stansfield of New Cross

The following items were received from Taylor Garrett Solicitors, 180 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2NT via British Records Association [BRA 2203 2] Introduction This collection contains Administration, release, correspondence etc relating to estate of Mrs Amelia Stansfield of New Cross 1859 Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/61 Covering Dates: (1848)-1909 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/62 Deed of Separation: William and Emma Shorter

The following items were received from Taylor Garrett Solicitors, 180 Fleet Street, London EC4A- 2NT via British Record Association [BRA 2203 3]. Introduction This collection contains the deed of separation between William Shorter of 156 Loughborough Road, Brixton, and his wife Emma Shorter. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/62 Covering Dates: 1883 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/63 Deeds: 37 Thurston Street, Lewisham

The following items were received from Taylor Garrett Solicitors, 180 Fleet Street, London EC4A- 2NT per 2203 4 Introduction This collection contains Agreement and release: Eliza Winkworth of 3 Algernon Road, Lewisham to George Middleton (property at 37 Thurston Street, Lewisham). Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989: Accession number: A/89/63 Covering Dates: 1908 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/64 Lease: High Road, Sydenham

The following items were received from Bull and Bull Solicitors 11 Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, London, WC2A 3TH per BRA 2208 Introduction This collection contains Lease for a year of properties in the High Road, Sydenham: George Dominicus to John Daniel. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/64 Covering Dates: 1801 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/65 283-289 (odd) High Street, Lewisham: Plans

The following items were received from London Borough of Waltham Forest Archives, Vestry House Museum, Walthamstow, London, E17-9NH per BRA 2214 Introduction This collection contains Plans of 283-289 (odd) High Street, Lewisham Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 27 June 1989 Accession number: A/89/65 Covering Dates: 1905 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/66 John Oakley Dartmouth House: Letters

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the letters received by John Oakley at Dartmouth House, Blackheath concerning the personal finances of Catherine Anne Nicholson, his cousin. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/66 Covering Dates: 1866 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/67 Mortgage Deptford; Samuel Brewster Park

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/67 Covering Dates: 1868 Extent: 1 Item A/89/67 A/89/67/1 Mortgage relating to premises at Deptford; Samuel Brewster

Park of Deptford to Enoch Clarke of Ormond House, Old Kent Road.

1 Item

A/89/68 Probate of Elizabeth Bill of Sydenham.

The following items were received from Introduction Elizabeth Bill of Sydenham was a spinster of Sydenham. Her will was proved 27 April 1807 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury [PCC] [PROB 11/1458]. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/68 Covering Dates: 1807 Extent: 1 Item A/89/68 A/89/68/1 Probate of Elizabeth Bill of Sydenham. 1807 1 Item

A/89/69 Probate of Sarah Bruce of Victualling Office Row

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/69 Covering Dates: 1851 Extent: 1 Item A/89/69 A/89/69/1 Letters of Administration of Sarah Bruce of Victualling

Office Row, Deptford 1851

1 Item

A/89/70 Lease: Russell Street, Sydenham

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/70 Covering Dates: 1870 Extent: 1 Item A/89/70 A/89/70/1 Lease of Premises in Russell Street, Sydenham. [Brown

to Blundell]. 1870

1 Item

A/89/71 Mortgage: White Swan Public House, Deptford

The following items were received from Acquired by: Donation Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/71 Covering Dates: 1898 Extent: 1 Item A/89/71 A/89/71/1 Mortgage of the White Swan Public House, High Street,

Deptford [MacDonald to Jones and Wrigglesworth]. 1898

1 Item

A/89/72 Buskin Family Collection

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Probates of the Buskin family of Bath House, Lewisham and Blackheath with trustee's accounting papers. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/72 Covering Dates: 1881 - 1935 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/73 Henry Percival Stebbing Collection

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Probate of Henry Percival Stebbing [1847 – 1910] of Inglemore House, Inglemore Road, Forest Hill relating to the property at Bravington Road, Paddington and Lancaster Street, Southwark; with related appointments and papers. Henry died in Bromley registration district in 1910 aged 63. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/73 Covering Dates: 1910 - 1947 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/74 Marriage Settlement; Beard to Pearson

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the marriage settlement of Percy Edward Beard of the Homstead, West Hill, Sydenham and Alice Maud Pearson of 3 Westbourne Grove, Bayswater; with related agreement. Percy and Alice were married in 1889 in Bayswater. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/74 Covering Dates: 1889 - 1904 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/75 Marriage Settlement: Richard Baker to Isabella Martha Baker

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the marriage settlement [1848] of Richard Baker of Mark Lane, City of London, now residing at Stettin in the Kingdom of Prussia and Isabella Martha Baker of Clifton in Gloucestershire now of Dunkirk in the Republic of France, with related papers including declaration of trust relating to furniture and effects in Baker's house at 2 Lee Terrace, Blackheath. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/75 Covering Dates: 1843 - c. 1883 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/76 Probate of Reginald Jones

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/76 Covering Dates: 1878 Extent: 1 Item A/89/76 A/89/76/1 Probate of Reginald Jones of 65 Granville Park,

Blackheath 1878

1 Item

A/89/77 Anderson Papers

The following items were received from Inttroduction Richard Anderson [1817 Holborb - ] lived at 44 Crimscot Street, Grange Road, Bermondsey, where in 1881 he was described as a practical engineer (E & M). He was already a widow at this time living with 2 of his nieces. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/77 Covering Dates: 1883 - 1885 Extent: 2 Items A/89/77 A/89/77/1 Agreement between Richard Anderson of 44 Crimscot Street,

Grange Road, Bermondsey, Mechanical Engineer and Robert Winter Sprague of 22 Martins Lane, Cannon Street, City of London relating to an invention called `The Patent Motor Power'.

1 Item A/89/77/2 Agreement for letting and selling premises in Pomeroy Street,

Old Kent Road, Parish of St Paul’s, Deptford. [Figgers and Smith to Anderson].

1 Item

A/89/78 OS map of Deptford with plan of Cattle Market.

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/78 Covering Dates: c. 1903 Extent: 1 Item A/89/78 A/89/78/1 OS map of Deptford with plan of Cattle Market. c. 1903 1 Item

A/89/79 Deeds: 325 and 327 Evelyn Street, Deptford

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds and other documents concerning 325 and 327 Evelyn Street, Deptford. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/79 Covering Dates: 1848 - 1907 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/80 Deeds: 21 and 23 Lee Park, Lee

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Lease of 21 and 23 Lee Park, Lee; with related deeds. [Hammond to McColm]. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/80 Covering Dates: 1862 - 1900 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/81 Will of Jane Drysdale: Trustee's Documents

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Trustee's documents relating to the settlement and will of Jane Drysdale, including deeds relating to premises in Northbrook Terrace, Burnt Ash Lane, Lee. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/81 Covering Dates: 1882 - 1944 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/82 Mortgage: Knott Street, Deptford.

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the transfer of Mortgage of property in Knott Street, Deptford. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/82 Covering Dates: 1905 Extent: 1 Item A/89/82 A/89/82/1 Transfer of Mortgage of property in Knott Street, Deptford. 1905 1 Item

A/89/83 Mortgage: Hales and Stanhope Streets, Deptford.

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/83 Covering Dates: 1905 Extent: 1 Item A/89/83 A/89/83/1 Mortgage of property in Hales Street and

Stanhope Street, Deptford.1905

1 Item

A/89/84 Leases Deptford, property of James Smith

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/84 Covering Dates: 1858 and 1864 Extent: 2 Items A/89/84 A/89/84/1 Lease relating to premises at Deptford, property of James

Smith of Finch Terrace, Common Lane, Deptford 1858

1 Item A/89/84/2 Lease relating to premises at Deptford, property of James

Smith of Finch Terrace, Common Lane, Deptford 1864

1 Item

A/89/85 Mortgage: Micheldever Road, Lee

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/85 Covering Dates: 1901 Extent: 1 Item A/89/85 A/89/85/1 Mortgage of property in Micheldever Road, Lee [Nunnerly to Aylwin]. 1901 1 Item

A/89/86 Lease and Assignment: at Lee

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/86 Covering Dates: 1878 - 1880 Extent: 2 Items A/89/86 A/89/86/1 Lease of property at Lee [William to Robson] 1878 - 1880 1 Item A/89/86/2 Assignment of property at Lee [William to Robson] 1878 - 1880 1 Item

A/89/87 Marriage Settlement: Currey to Moore

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the marriage settlement of Edmund Charles Currey of Doctors Common, City of London and Mary Rosa Moore of Blackheath; with related papers. Edmund and Mary were married in 1849 in Lewisham Registration District. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/87 Covering Dates: 1849 - 1893 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/89/88 Probate of Newton Scott of Blackheath

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/88 Covering Dates: 1876 Extent: 1 Item A/89/88 A/89/88/1 Probate of Newton Scott of Blackheath 1876 1 Item

A/89/89 Probates of Charles and Hannah Maria Garlant

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the probates of Charles Garlant [1837/8 - 1893] and Hannah Maria Garlant, [1837/9 - 1901] his wife of Ravensbourne Park, Catford. Charles died in Lewisham Registration district December quarter 1893 [aged 56]. Hannah or Anna Maria died in the Bromley Registration district in the September quarter of 1901 [aged 72]. In 1881 Charles was an accountant born in Camberwell living at Ravensbourne Park with his wife and elder sister Emma. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/89 Covering Dates: 1893 - 1901 Extent: 2 Items A/89/89 A/89/89 Probate of Charles Garlant of Ravensbourne Park, Catford. 1893 1 Item A/89/89 Probate of Hannah Maria Garlent, [wife of Charles] of

Ravensbourne Park, Catford. 1901

1 Item

A/89/90 Deed of Assignment

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/90 Covering Dates: 1807 Extent: 1 Item A/89/90 A/89/90/1 Deed of Assignment in trust for creditors: James Parry and

John Pickman of Deptford to trustees. 1807

1 Item

A/89/91 Assignment Premises at New Cross Road

The following items were received from Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/91 Covering Dates: 1884 Extent: 1 Item A/89/91 A/89/91/1 Assignment of lease and goodwill of house and premises at

New Cross Road, Deptford. [Fanny Watson to Henry James Dutton].

1 Item

A/89/92 Lease and Counterpart: 1, Charteville Circus

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/92 Covering Dates: 1880 Extent: 2 Items A/89/92 A/89/92/1 Lease relating to 1, Charteville Circus, Sydenham. [Butler to Chard] 1880 1 Item

A/89/92/2 Counterpart relating to 1, Charteville Circus, Sydenham. [Butler to Chard] 1880

1 Item

A/89/93 Chapman Family of Brighton

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains a bundle of documents of the Chapman family of Brighton, mainly deeds relating to premises in Brightfield Road, Lee. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/93 Covering Dates: 1886 - 1952 Extent: 1 Bundle

A/89/94 10th Lewisham South Scout Group: Records

The following items were received from Mr P.J. Charles Introduction This collection contains the history of the Scout group with Certificates, photographs and notes on meetings, with publications. Scout Association, 10th Lewisham South (St Laurence, Catford) Scout Group, 1908. The Troop was formerly known as Baden-Powell's Own Scout Troop, the sixth Lewisham. It was one of the first to be founded, which was in 1908, by the Rev. Fenton, curate of St Laurence's, who was the Troop's first Scoutmaster. The Cub Scout pack began in 1927. Note new numbering Acquired by: Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/94 Covering Dates: 1939-1989 Extent: 14 Files A/89/94 A/89/94/1 Papers A/89/94/1/1 Notebook listing archives of Troop. 1989 1 File A/89/94/1/2 History of Scouting at St. Laurence's, 1908-1988. 1989 1 File A/89/94/1/3 File containing; notes on history of Scouting, 1982,

information about Troop Leaders, 1987, Group registration and details of troop meetings, 1946-1953, correspondence relating to history, 1987-1988

1946-1988

1 File A/89/94/1/4 File containing; memories of Scouting during World War II,

1988, issues of The Camp Fire Magazine, 1940, Membership card and certificates, 1939-1943.

1939-1988

1 File A/89/94/1/5 File containing; Certificates, 1960-1969, information sheet on

Wolf Cubs, Rover Crew Log, 1964-1966, Rover Ceremonies details, Meet the Chief Scout, photographs, 1968, copies of parish magazine relating to Scouts, 1962-1965.

1960-1969

1 File

A/89/94/1/6 File containing; photographs of Cub camp in Deptford, 1970s,

photographs of Cub, 1970s-1980s, photographs of Cubs at Open Day in Ladywell, 1970s, Scout certificates, 1970-1979, photographs of District soap box Derby, 1978.

1970-c1980

1 File A/89/94/1/7 File containing; Certificates, 1980-1982, photographs Cubs of

making tea contest at Gatwick airport, Greenwich Meridian, on a boat and at Catford Stadium, 1981, photographs of Pack on visit to London, 1983, photograph of Scouts about to set out on hike, 1980s, Group newsletters, 1980-1982.

1980-1982

1 File A/89/94/1/8 File containing; AGM, 1987, notes on Group activity, 1988,

photographs of Flower Festival, 1988, notes for sponsored treasure hunt, 1988, Group photographs and press cuttings, 1988.

1987-1988

1 File A/89/94/1/9 File of extracts from Parish Magazine. 1952-1959 1 File Books A/89/94/2 Cub games and special pack meetings. 1941 1 File A/89/94/2/1 Cub Games. 1943 1 File A/89/94/2/2 Games for Cubs. 1955 1 File A/89/94/2/3 The Wolf Cub's Handbook, by Baden-Powell. 1952 1 File A/89/94/2/4 Baden Powell-The Story of his life. 1943 1 File

A/89/95 E.L. Giles Collection

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the evacuation Diaries of E.L. Giles, with related papers. The diaries report not only school events but also personal events and his reactions and feelings. Giles, Edward L, fl 1940-1941, teacher of Lewisham, Kent. Dr Edward L Giles, PhD, was a teacher at Launcelot Road Junior School, Downham. His diaries describe the evacuations of the school first to Folkestone, Kent, and then to Chaffcombe, Chard, Somerset. Dr Giles was a conscientious objector. Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1989 Accession number: A/89/95 Covering Dates: 1940-1941 Extent: 14 Items A/89/95 A/89/95/1 Diary of events during evacuation at

Folkestone. With explanatory notes by Mrs Giles.

1 January-1 May 1940

1 Item A/89/95/2 Diary of events during evacuation at

Chaffcombe, Chard, Somerset. With explanatory notes as above

1 January-23 September 1941

1 Item A/89/95/3 Letter: William E P Betts to Mr Giles

informing him of changes in arrangement of evacuated London schools in Folkestone.

04 January 1940

1 Item A/89/95/4 Circular letter from L.C.C Education

Dept outlining Government Evacuation Scheme Plan 1V. Addressed to Launcelot Road School, party no. LCC/Plan 1V/351.

19 March 1940

1 Item

A/89/95/5 Letter: Mr W Stockwell in Peckham to Mr Giles, relating to conditions in London and personal matters.

17 March 1941

1 Item A/89/95/6-9 'Chaffcombe News Letter', Volume one,

no.1 Printed school magazine. 4 copies. Undated (1940?)

4 Items A/89/95/10-13 'Chaffcombe News Letter', Volume one,

no 2. 4 copies. Spring 1941

4 Items A/89/95/14 Additional explanatory notes by Mrs

Giles 01 September 1989

1 Item

A/89/96 20 Wood Vale, SE23: Papers

The following items were received from Mrs Sells Introduction This collection contains Land registration transfer relating to 20 Wood Vale, SE23, with schedule of deeds from 1886 and photocopy of drainage plan Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 17th October 1989 Accession number: A/89/96 Covering Dates: (1886)-1969 Extent: Small Part Box

A/89/97 Thomas Marchant Papers

The following items were received from Introduction The collection contains the papers relating to Thomas Marchant (1796-1874), Vestry Clerk of St. Paul's, Deptford, W.F. Marchant, Mayor of Deptford 1913-14 and other members of the family. This collection also contains correspondence and printed items relating to the civic and ecclesiastical roles of Members of the Marchant family of Deptford. Marchant, Thomas, 1796-1874, vestry clerk of Deptford, Kent. Marchant, W F, fl 1913-1914, councillor and mayor of Deptford, Kent Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/89/97 Related Material: See also: AC89/514, portrait of Thomas Marchant. Covering Dates: 1836 - 1914 Extent: 32 Files A/89/97 A/89/97/1 Minute of a meeting of parishioners where it

was resolved to honour Thomas Marchant's service as Vestry Clerk By a 'social dinner' on 21 January 1836.

5 January 1836

1 Item A/89/97/2-18 Letters responding to invitations to the dinner,

plus 2 replies from T Marchant. Writer are: John West, Matthew John Finch, J. Gardiner, B.S. Finch, John Ashford, Mr Hardcastle, Josias Stansfeld, C.F. Cliffe, Richard Edwards, Mr Rolt, Alex Haldame, John Cook, Daniel ? Pain.

16-23 January 1836

1 File A/89/97/19-22 Circular invitation to dinner, dinner ticket and

reports of dinner from 'Greenwich Gazette' and 'Greenwich Guardian'. All framed together.

c.5 - 23 January 1836

1 File

A/89/97/23 Letter: Thomas W Marchant to ? SS Lewis concerning a 'breakfast' and business arrangements.

23 November 1867

1 Item A/89/97/24 Invitation card inviting Miss Marchant to

foundation stone laying of Addey and Stanhope Foundation Science and Art School. Stone to be laid by T.W. Marchant M.A., chairman of Governors.

8 October 1898

1 Item A/89/97/25 Cutting from 'Kentish Mercury' recording

Deptford Ratepayers' Association annual dinner; includes lengthy report of speech by T.W. Marchant.

24 March 1899

1 Item A/89/97/26 Letter: John Ireland, churchwarden, to T.W.

Marchant accepting latter's offer to bear expense of winding and maintenance of St. Paul's church clock.

17 February 1902

1 Item A/89/97/27-28 Christmas card from Mayor and Mayoress of

Deptford (Councillor W.F. Marchant and Miss Marchant). 2 copies.

Christmas 1913

2 Items A/89/97/29 Seating plan for luncheon given by H.R.H.

Princess Alexander of Teck in aid of Babies Home and Day Nursery, Deptford. Addressed to Mayoress of Deptford.

4 May 1914

1 Item A/89/97/30 Order of proceedings for opening of Central

Library by Mayor of Deptford, Councillor W.F. Marchant, M.A., JP; with photograph, plans and description of building.

18 July 1914

1 Item A/89/97/31 Draft resolution by Deptford Borough Council,

thanking Mayor (Capt. W.F. Marchant, MA, JP) and Mayoress (Miss Marchant) for the conduct of their offices.

03 November 1914

1 Item A/89/97/32 Engraving of 'The new public library, as it will

appear when completed'. (Not Deptford!) Undated

1 Item

A/90/1 James J Jacob Collection

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/1 Covering Dates: 1940 Extent: 1 Item A/90/1 A/90/1/1 Food ration Card issued to James J Jacob 314 Lee

High Road, SE13 1940

1 Item

A/90/2 Mr W Jecks (or Jackes) Collection

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/2 Covering Dates: 1886 - 1915 Extent: 1 Item A/90/2 A/90/2/1 Weekly rent book: Mr W Jecks (or Jackes) for 69 Casella

Road. 1886 - 1915

1 Item

A/90/3 Deeds: Catford

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds of property at Rushey Green, Catford, originally part of the estate of Richard Hollier of Greenwich, built up as 1-6 Gothic Cottages by George Corbett of Lewisham, builder, c.1833. No 1 Gothic Cottages became the 'Gothic Cottage' (or 'House') beerhouse; no3 became a shop. George Corbett went bankrupt in 1841. The 'Gothic Cottage' passed to Day, Noakes and Son in 1875. Also three deeds of houses in Morena St, Catford. Corbett, George, fl 1833-1841, builder of Lewisham, Kent Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a section level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/3 Covering Dates: 1813-1879 Extent: 36 Items A/90/3 A/90/3/1-5 Deeds relating to the whole property 1833-1872 A/90/3/6 Agreement concerning joint use of pump and well by all six

cottages 1879

A/90/3/7-21 Deeds relating to number 1 Gothic Cottages (110 Rushey Green) - the 'Gothic Cottage'

1865-1912

A/90/3/22-25 Deeds relating to number 2 Gothic Cottages 1868-1879 A/90/3/26-33 Deeds relating to number 3 Gothic Cottages (106 Rushey

Green 1879-1908

A/90/3/34-36 Deeds relating to numbers 12, and 2-24 Morena St 1879

A/90/4 Dyer Son and Creasy Collection

The following items were received from Messrs Woolwich Property Services Introduction Records of, Dyer, Son and Creasy, estate agents of Blackheath, Kent, estate agents and surveyors Acquired by: Access: This is only a section level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 11 May 1990 Accession number: A/90/4 Covering Dates: 1841-1981 Extent: 67 Items A/90/4 A/90/4/1 Working and Financial Records Of The Firm and Partners A/90/4/1/1 'Letter book' (out letters). Fragmentary. 1841-1843 1 Volume A/90/4/1/2 Letter book (out letters). 1857-1863 1 Volume A/90/4/1/3 Correspondence index and abstract. C.1951-1957 1 Volume A/90/4/1/4 'Pink copy' files (out letters).

2 sample files retained

2 Items A/90/4/1/5 'Day books' (detailed journals of property and surveying

business) C.1938-1956

16 Volumes A/90/4/1/6 'Settlements and accounts' (clients' accounts). 1835-1845 1 Volume A/90/4/1/7 Clients' account ledger. 1857-1861 1 Volume A/90/4/1/8 'Bills book' (clients' accounts). 1938, 1954 3 Volumes

A/90/4/1/9 'Charges journal'. 1945-1960 1 Volume A/90/4/1/10 'Green copy' files (clients' accounts/invoices) 2 sample

files retained. 1967-1968; 1973-1974

2 Files A/90/4/1/11 Locked Volume embossed 'W.J. Dyer' (private ledger?) 1886-1910 1 Volume A/90/4/1/12 'Private ledger, no. 1'. 1881-1883 1 Volume A/90/4/1/13 Private ledger (itemised accounts). C.1940-1957 1 Volume A/90/4/1/14 Ledger.

3 vols. [Cash Received] 1950-1966

3 Volumes A/90/4/1/15 General ledger sheets. 1967-1981 1 Bundle A/90/4/1/16 Cash payments journal 1950-1966 2 Volumes A/90/4/1/17 Petty cash book 1950-1955 1 Volume A/90/4/1/18 Journal (daily account). 1977-1980 1 Volume A/90/4/1/19 Bank statements. 1971-1972 1 Bundle A/90/4/1/20 Insurances register. 1927-1946 1 Volume A/90/4/1/21 Posters advertising the firm's activities. C.1950-1970 2 Items A/90/4/1/22 Portrait photographs (of partners?). C.1900-1920 2 Items

A/90/4/2 Records Relating To Surveying Practice A/90/4/2/1 Surveyor's notebook (George F. Gilbert? founder of the

firm Includes detailed inventories of several properties, incl. no.4 The Paragon).

1833-1834

1 Volume A/90/4/2/2 'Report books' (copy surveys).

14 volumes, incomplete series. 1881-1943

14 Volumes A/90/4/2/3 Files of valuations and related correspondence, relating to

mortgage, insurance, probate and War damage work. Sample files taken from incomplete series.

C.1936-1956

? Files A/90/4/2/4 'W.D.I' and 'W.D.II'.

2 volumes listing dates and amounts of War damage claims

1940-1944

2 Volumes A/90/4/2/8 Surveyor's Exam papers. 1911 ? Files A/90/4/2/9 Surveyor's Institute - papers 1910 ? Files A/90/4/2/10 Schedule of prices 1948 ? Files A/90/4/2/5 Surveyors' reports, mainly for building societies

2 sample files retained. Undated

2 Files A/90/4/2/6 Index of 'Inventories, [valuat]ions', etc. 1858-1883 1 Volume A/90/4/3 Records Relating To Property Sales and Lettings Draft A/90/4/3/1 'Address books' (details of properties to be sold or let)

'General' volumes '11' and '18' c.1910-1920, 1927-1931 'Blackheath' volumes '19', '20', '21' and '22' 1930-1950 'Sidcup' volumes '1', '2' and '3' 1927-1958

1910-1958

? Volumes A/90/4/3/2 Properties for sale register. 1959-1974 2 Volumes

A/90/4/3/3 Property sales correspondence. Sample file retained.

1 File A/90/4/3/4 'Property index' volume '4' Undated 1 Volume A/90/4/3/5 Advertisement scrapbook (mainly news cuttings). 1857-1956 2 Volumes A/90/4/4 Records Relating To Auction Sales A/90/4/4/1 Volume entitled 'Auctions' (auction sale client's accounts) 1838-1857 1 Volume A/90/4/4/2 Auction sale particulars.

Annual volumes, incomplete series. 1862-1954

? Volumes A/90/4/4/3 Catalogues of furniture sales, with prices realised. 1865 2 Items A/90/4/4/4 Misc. sale catalogues.

Small file. C.1950

1 File A/90/4/4/5 Misc. loose auction sale particulars.

Also brochure for Lee Green shopping centre. 1951-1966

? Items A/90/4/4/6 W.F. Dyer and W.J. Dyer, auctioneers' notices. C.1927 and Undated 2 Items A/90/4/5 Records Relating To Managed Property A/90/4/5/1 Managed property card index. C.1931-1948 ? Items A/90/4/5/2 Managed property card file (alphabetical by owners). C.1967-1978 ? Items A/90/4/5/3 Index of managed properties: weekly and half-yearly

rents. C.1981-1984

? Items A/90/4/5/4 'T. Dinwiddy rent ledger'. C.1908-1936 1 Volume A/90/4/5/5 Roan School Estate: files relating to properties insurance,

maintenance etc. sample files retained. C.1956-1976

1 Volume

A/90/4/5/6 Roan Estate ledger. C.1935-1947 1 Volume A/90/4/5/7 Roan Estate cash book 1932-1953 1 Volume A/90/4/5/8 Roan Estate quarterly rental 1936-1947 1 Volume A/90/4/5/9 The Paragon: ground rent ledger sheets. C.1966-1967 ? Items A/90/4/5/10 Weekly rentals ledger. 1967-1970; 1970 2 Volumes A/90/4/5/11 Weekly and monthly rentals ledger. C.1976 1 Volume A/90/4/5/12 Tenants' payments ledger sheets. 1978-1979; 1981-

1982 2 Bundles A/90/4/5/13 Property maintenance ledger. C.1972-1975 1 Volume A/90/4/5/14 Property petty cash book. 1964-1966 1 Volume A/90/4/5/15 Cash paid ledger. 1961-1966 1 Volume A/90/4/5/16 Cash received ledger.

3 vols. 1950-1956 1957-1962 1962-1967 1950-1967

3 Volumes A/90/4/5/17 Files relating to managed properties.

Sample files retained. C.1940-1960

? Files A/90/4/5/18 Property management files.

Files relating to Park Court, Lawrie Park Road, Beckenham, c.1937-1950, and The Paragon, c.1960-1975, only retained as sample.

C.1937-1975

? Files A/90/4/5/19 Property management correspondence.

2 sample files retained. 1969

2 Files

A/90/4/5/20 Copy Land Tax returns (1910 Finance Act).

1 Volume and related papers. 1910-1914

? Items A/90/4/5/21 Clients' tax management papers.

3 sample files retained. C.1940-1960

3 Files A/90/4/5/22 Misc. leases and mortgages

(Property in Belmont Park etc). C.1894-1930

? Items A/90/4/5/23 Pro forma tenancy and maintenance agreements, various

properties. Sample of each retained

C.1970-1980

? Items A/90/4/6 Miscellanea A/90/4/6/1 Haberdashers' Company yearbooks. ######## 2 Volumes A/90/4/6/2 Road map of SE London, presented by Blackheath Golf

Club. C.1970

1 Item

A/90/7 Diaries of Mrs Jane Meliora Halliday

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the diaries are very brief, but describe her day-to-day activities and contacts with family and friends over a period of 58 years. In addition each annual volume has detailed accounts at the end. The volumes for 1872, 1878 and 1902 are missing. Halliday, Jane Meliora, [1824 Epsom – 1913 Lee] of 17 Belmont Park, Lee, Kent. Mrs Halliday was the wife of John Halliday [1813 - 1869 Lee], and her brother was Michael Frederick Halliday, pre-Raphaelite painter. Both John and Michael Frederick Halliday died in 1869. Mrs Halliday lived at Teddington, Middlesex, Chadton, near Radlett, Herts. and, from 1865, at 17 Belmont Park, Lee. Her mother was Jane Hesteer Slack, widow of Thomas Cartwright Slack who had remarried Captain Michael Halliday RN in 1821 at Sevenoaks after the death of her first husband a sugar refiner. When Thomas died he left her with 6 small children a fair estate but the will had also been lost in the fire. See Annual Register 1817 pages 244 – 247 for details of the court case. Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/7 Covering Dates: 1821 - 1913; 1856-1913 Extent: 57 Items A/90/7 A/90/7/1-55 Diaries, annual volumes. 1856-1913

[1872, 1878 and 1902 missing.] A/90/7/56 Manuscript notebook concerning the

family of Thomas Cartwright Slack [1779 - 1815] of Kentish Town, including an account of the fire in which he died. Covers years 1779-1836.

C.1821-1836

A/90/7/57 Manuscript commonplace book, with verses by Rev. J. Heale and M.F. Halliday, etc.

C.1838-1842

A/90/9 Deeds: Hither Green and Sydenham

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains miscellaneous Deeds and documents relating to property at Hither Green and Sydenham, formerly property of Hearts of Oak Benefit Society. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/9 Covering Dates: 1897 - 1979 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/90/10 Tressillion Road, Brockley: Plan

The following items were received from Acquired by: Donation Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/10 Covering Dates: [c. 1903 - 1910] Extent: 1 Item A/90/10 A/90/10 Plan of proposed houses numbers 129, 131, 135 and

137 Tressillion Road, Brockley. [Drawn by Ernest John Slow].

[c. 1903 - 1910]

1 Item

A/90/11 Capitol Cinema, Forest Hill: Plans

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Plans and elevations for Capitol Cinema, 11 - 15 London Road, Forest Hill. Today this is a Grade II listed building in the Art Deco Egyptian style. The noteable cinema architect J Stanley Beard built it in 1928/9. Opening 11 February 1929 with the film `Man, Woman, Sin’ staring John Gilbert, a stage show and organ interlude. It originally showed silent movies accompanied by a Compton organ, with sound equipment installed behind its only screen in 1929. It was designed to seat 1700 but only had 1687 fitted. In December 1968 Capitol Cinemas were renamed ABC Cinemas. The cinema closed 13 October 1973 with the double bill `Scarecrow’ and `Class of 99’. It then became a Mecca Bingo Hall, which closed December 1996. It stood unused for a number of years until the J D Weatherspoons chain of pubs purchased the building. They refurbished the building retaining many of the original features and reopened as `The Capitol’. Acquired by: Transfer Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/11 Covering Dates: 1928 Extent: Small Part Box

A/90/13 Marriage Settlement of Robertson and Sladen

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the marriage Settlement of John Elliot Pasley Robertson and Frances Elizabeth Sladen; endorsed with later appointments. John and Frances were married in 1846 in the St George’s Hanover Square Regitration district. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/13 Covering Dates: 1846 - 1877 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/90/18 Hartfield de Rodes Estate: Records

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds and documents relating to properties of Hartfield de Rodes Estate relating to properties in Deptford also associated documents; Bermondsey and Brixton. Refers to the Manor of Little Hatcham. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/18 Covering Dates: 1566 - 1954 Extent: 3 Boxes

A/90/19 Ravensbourne Park Estate Records

The following items were received from Acquired by: Purchase Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/19 Covering Dates: 1854 - 1858 Extent: 2 Items A/90/19 A/90/19/1 Indemnity in relation to repair of roads in Ravensbourne

Park etc. Main to Mansion (recites earlier deeds). 1854

1 Item A/90/19/2 Counterpart Lease of land in Ravensbourne Park Estate

(later numbers 9, 10 and 11) [Morison to Timspon] 1858

1 Item

A/90/20 The White House, 2 Westwood Park: Records

The following items were received from Mrs. L. J. Stitt, deceased [1990] Introduction This collection contains deeds, correspondence and photocopies of maps and documents relating to The White House, Forest Hill. Acquired by: Bequest Access: This is only a section level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/20 Covering Dates: 1886-1875 Extent: 4 Sections A/90/20 A/90/20/1 Deeds of the White House; (with Manuscript and typed lists of the

deeds, and Land Registry list of deeds 1881-1916) 1886-1916

A/90/20/2 Photocopies of various maps and documents illustrating the history of the White House

A/90/20/3 Correspondence and miscellaneous notes collected during Mrs Stitt's researches into the history of the house.

C.1960-83

A/90/20/4 Correspondence with the Dept. of the Environment regarding possible listing of the White House (with 4 photos of internal architectural detail)

1973-5

A/90/21 Hither Green Records

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains School exercise books relating to education in Hither Green, Greenwich and Blackheath; Church records of Hither Green Congregational Church; Ration Book, Lewisham. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/21 Covering Dates: 1879 - 1955 Extent: 1 Box

A/90/22 Probate of John Edward Geator Osmond

The following items were received from Introduction John Edward Geator or Gealor or Geater Osmond [27 July 1806 Hurstbourne, Hampshire – 28 September 1863] died in Greenwich Registration district. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: Accession number: A/90/22 Covering Dates: 1863 and 1873 Extent: 2 Items A/90/22 A/90/22/1 Probate of John Edward Geator Osmond of 60 Fenchurch

Street, City of London and of 22 Wickham Terrace, Upper Lewisham Road, Wine Merchant.

1 Item A/90/22/2 Appointment of the probate of John Edward Geator Osmond

of 60 Fenchurch Street, City of London and of 22 Wickham Terrace, Upper Lewisham Road, Wine Merchant.

1 Item

A/90/32 Lease: Woolstone Grove, Perry Hill

The following items were received from Introduction Richard H Walker [1834 - ] in 1881 was a builder employing 19 men living at 1 Blythe Hill Terrace, Lewisham with his wife Susan [1835 - ] and 7 children all born in Hampshire. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/32 Covering Dates: 7 March 1888 Extent: 1 Item A/90/32 A/90/32/1 Lease for 99 years in Woolstone Grove, Perry Hill [A C H

Chaplin to R H Walker (builder)] 7 March 1888

1 Item

A/90/35 Harris Family Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains Harris Family Papers: Miscellaneous National Registration Cards, Ration Books etc. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1990 Accession number: A/90/35 Covering Dates: c. 1939 - 1949 Extent: 9 Items

A/91/1 Deeds: Southend, Lewisham

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to Southend, Lewisham [Kemp, Iredell, Bailey]. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/1 Covering Dates: 1767 - 1847 Extent: Small Part Box A/91/1

A/91/2 Probate of George Reed of Blackheath

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains probate and estate papers of George Reed of Blackheath Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/2 Covering Dates: 1837 - 1879 Extent: Small Part Box A/91/2

A/91/4 Abstract of Title to 196 Lewisham High Road.

The following items were received from Introduction Anne Hawke [1825 – 1911] died in Greenwich Registration district. She was the widow of John Hawke [1823/4 - 1884] builder. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/4 Covering Dates: 1868 - 1912 Extent: 1 Item A/91/4

A/91/4/1 Abstract of Title of Mrs Anne Hawke [deceased] to 196 Lewisham High Road. 1868 - 1912

1 Item

A/91/5 Lease: Catherine Cottages, Kender Street

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/5 Covering Dates: 1867 Extent: 1 Item A/91/5 A/91/5/1 Counterpart of a Lease of Catherine Cottages, Kender Street, Deptford 1867 1 Item

A/91/6 Surrender Lease: 238 Brownhill Road, Catford

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/6 Covering Dates: 19196 Extent: 1 Item A/91/6 A/91/6/1 Duplicate surrender lease of 238 Brownhill Road, Catford 1919 1 Item

A/91/7 Lease of 5 Brunswick Place, Forest Hill

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Gift Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/7 Covering Dates: 1874 - 1891 Extent: 1 Item A/91/7 A/91/7/1 Lease of 5 Brunswick Place, Forest Hill 1874 - 1891 1 Item

A/91/8 Larking Family Papers `The Firs', Lee also

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the Larking Family Papers `The Firs', Lee also relating to estates in Kerry Ireland [Larking, Hare, Eavie, Listowel] See Also http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/lee/winter-garden.htm for details and picture. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/91/8 Related Material: See Also A/89/58 Covering Dates: 1864 - 1899 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/91/9 Deeds: Sydenham and Forest Hill

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds and documents of 10, 11 Manor Road; `Penryn Lodge', Westwood Park; 22 - 28 Devonshire Road; Waldron Road, Forest Hill [Dimmock, Neave, Horniman, Jones] Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/91/9 Covering Dates: 1859 - 1960 Extent: Half a box

A/91/10 Edward Brasier: Letter Patent

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the letter of Patent of Edward Brasier [1823/5 Margate – 1908 Brighton] relating to invention for the `improvements for breaking softening flax and other fibrous materials.' Edward Brasier lived at Barnstable House, New Cross Road, Deptford in 1881 and described as a Mechanical Engingeer. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/91/10 Covering Dates: 1860 - 1870 Extent: Half a box

A/91/11 Dennis Dalton Collection

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains the working papers of the late Dennis Dalton, local historian, concerning mainly the Sydenham area. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/91/11 Covering Dates: c. 1965 - 1979 Extent: 3 Boxes

A/91/13 79 Rangefield Road, Downham: Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains 79 Rangefield Road, Downham: Rent books etc Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/13 Covering Dates: 1925 - 1984 Extent: Small Part Box

A/91/15 Chrisp Family: Labour Party Papers

The following items were received from Jenny Simmons, per National Museum of Labour History. Introduction Chrisp was the collector of subscriptions for Town Hall ward of the Deptford Labour Party in the 1930s, and this archive relates to that Party branch he was involved with. Acquired by: Indefinite Loan Access: Open Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/15 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1928 - 1970 Extent: 9 Items A/91/15 A/95/15/1 Agenda and Minutes of AGM. 1964 1 Item A/95/15/2 Rules and constitution. 1931 1 Item A/95/15/3 Constitution and Standing Orders. 1935 1 Item A/95/15/4 Constitution and Standing Orders. 1966 1 Item A/95/15/5 Young Socialist Branch rules. C1960s 1 Item A/95/15/6 Deptford Party Official Receipt Book. 1930s 1 Item A/95/15/7 Subscription Book, Town Hall ward. C1930s 1 Item A/95/15/8 Miscellaneous programmes and ephemera. 1928-1970 1 Item A/95/15/9 Newspaper articles. 1928-1950 1 Item

A/91/16 A J Morgan Cabinet Maker: Records

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains receipts for furniture from A J Morgan Cabinet Maker, 88 and 94 High Road, Lee [Rogers family]. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: Accession number: A/91/16 Covering Dates: 1926 - 1933 Extent: Small Part of Box

A/91/18 Hadley Family Papers

The following items were received from Introduction This collection contains deeds, probate records, estate plans and other papers relating to the Hadley family and their estates in Lewisham, Abinger, Surrey, Southwark and Coombe Down and Walcot, Somerset. Note new numbering Acquired by: Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/18 Covering Dates: 1692 - 1902 Extent: 92 Files A/92/18 A/91/18/1 Marriage settlement A/91/18/1/1 Marriage Settlement.

1. Clare Prest. 2. Nathaniel Hadley. 3. James Frimbey and Charles Pratt. 1 and 2 to marry. [married 29 October 1811 St Mary’s, Lewisham] £3000 from 1 to 3 in trust.

26 October 1811

1 Item A/91/18/2 Property in Surrey A/91/18/2/1 Marriage Settlement.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. Thomas Wakeham of Cranley. 2. John Spooner and Thomas Wakeham of Worth. 1 to marry Sarah Woufold. Land from 1 to 2 in trust.

23 February 1692

1 Item A/91/18/2/2 Release in Fee.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. John Boorer. 2. Edward Layton Esq. and another. Consideration: £1825

21 March 1777

1 Item

A/91/18/2/3 Agreement for sale of estate.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. John Boorer. 2. Edward Layton. Consideration: £1825

28 September 1778

1 Item A/91/18/2/4 Lease.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. Edward Layton. 2. John Boorer. Consideration: 5s

23 March 1779

1 Item A/91/18/2/5 Demise by way of mortgage.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. Edward Layton. 2. John Boorer. Consideration: £820

25 March 1779

1 Item A/91/18/2/6 Counterpart Demise by way of mortgage.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. Edward Layton. 2. John Boorer. Consideration: £800 with interest

25 March 1779

1 Item A/91/18/2/7 Bond.

1. Edward Layton. 2. John Boorer. Consideration: £840

25 March 1779

1 Item A/91/18/2/8 Release of an Annuity.

Farm with 50 acres of land in Abinger and Wotton. 1. William Flint and Mary, his wife. 2. John Boorer. Consideration: 5s

26 February 1779

1 Item A/91/18/2/9 Certificate for the redemption of Land Tax for Edward

Layton Esq for land in Wotton and Abinger. 14 March 1799

1 Item

A/91/18/2/10 Lease and Release. Land in Wotton and Abinger. 1. Nathaniel Hadley and his assignees. 2. Miss Caroline Hadley. Consideration: £202 10s

3/4 September 1819

1 Item A/91/18/2/11 Lease.

Land in Wotton and Abinger, Capel and Ockley. 1. William Scoones, Samuel Hadley and Miss Caroline Hadley. 2. Dennet Hersee Esq. Consideration: 5s

20 January 1831

1 Item A/91/18/2/12 Deed of Partition.

71 acres in Abinger, 50 acres in Abinger and Wotton, 1 acre in Capel, lands in Ockley. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Caroline Hadley. Consideration: £127 11s

21 January 1831

1 Item A/91/18/2/13 Deed of Covenant for production of deeds.

1. Miss Caroline Hadley. 2. Samuel Hadley Esq.

15 April 1833

1 Item A/91/18/3 Property in Lewisham A/91/18/3/1 Lease and Release.

2 messuages and garden in Lewisham. 1. John Clowder. 2. Samuel Spencer. Consideration: £102 5s and Final Agreement. 1759 Two messuages and garden in Lewisham. 1. Samuel Spencer. 2. John Clowder and Mary, his wife.

23/24 November 1759

1 Item A/91/18/3/2 Lease and Release.

4 messuages, 2 of which are opposite the High Road, Lewisham. 1. Samuel Spencer, Esq. and Mary, his wife. 2. Samuel Hadley, Esq. Consideration: £700 5s

27/28 March 1789

1 Item

A/91/18/3/3 Lease and Release.

Land near to The George, Lewisham. 1. Messrs Fordham and Marsden. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £73 15s

1/2 August 1810

1 Item A/91/18/3/4 Counterpart Lease.

Elm House, Catford. 1. John Whitmore. 2. Mr M.J. Whitehall. Consideration: £25 per annum

11 June 1872

Elm House, Catford. 1. Mr W.B. Whitmore and another. 2. Mr M.J. Whitehall. Consideration: £25 per annum

1 February 1894

1 Item A/91/18/3/6 Conveyance.

Land near the road from Brockley to Lewisham. 1. Jonathan Hervey. 2. Frederick Biden. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £136

13 December 1850

1 Item A/91/18/3/7 Mortgage.

Land near the road from Brockley to Lewisham. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Mr N.L. Hadley. Consideration: £136 and Reconveyance. 5 April 1866 1. Mr N.L. Hadley. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq.

29 April 1851

1 Item A/91/18/3/8 Schedule of (above listed) deeds relating to premises

in Lewisham and leased to Mr Whitehall. 14 April 1899

1 Item

A/91/18/3/9 Copy Lease and Release in Fee. Messuage near St. Mary's, Lewisham, and meadows on the north side of the lane from Brockley to Lewisham. 1. John Green Lethceuttier Esq. and others. 2. William Obder, John Seabor, Robert Morphett, Thomas Symnons and Thomas Bearda. 3. John Paterson 4. John Slattor and Richard Wright. Consideration: £1600 from 4 to 2

25/26 March 1778

1 Item A/91/18/3/10 Copy Deed of Covenant for the production of title

deeds 1. Thomas Lucas Esq. 2. John Slattor and Richard Wright.

30 July 1778

1 Item A/91/18/3/11 Copy Lease and Release in Fee.

Messuage near St. Mary's, Lewisham, and meadows on the north side of the lane from Brockley to Lewisham. 1. John Slattor and Richard Wright. 2. John Williams Consideration: £1150 5s

15/16 October 1779

1 Item A/91/18/3/12 Lease and Release (2 copies of Release).

Messuages on the north side of the lane running from Brockley to Lewisham, also adjoining land. 1. Trustees of Richard Wright. 2. Edward Allen, Esq., trustee for Mr Dowell and Mr Liddard in Moeities. Consideration: £997 10s

27/28 October 1801

1 Item A/91/18/3/13 Final Agreement.

Land in Lewisham. 1. Edward Allen Esq. 2. John Cooper and Mary Otto, his wife.

30 October 1801

Four messuages to the north of the lane running from Brockley to Lewisham. 1. The devisees in trust of the late Charles Dowell. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £1050 5s

6/7 July 1807

1 Item

A/91/18/3/15 Schedule of deeds (listed above) for houses in 14

April 1899 Charles Place, Lewisham belonging to the Hadleys.

Lands in Lewisham. 1. Sir John Lade, Bart. 2. Samuel Hadley. Consideration: £798

8/9 November 1782

1 Item A/91/18/3/17 Deed of Covenant to produce title deeds.

Lands in Lewisham. 1. Sir John Lade, Bart. 2. Samuel Hadley.

9 November 1782

1 Item A/91/18/3/18 Bond.

1. Sir John Lade. 2. Samuel Hadley. Consideration: £1596

9 November 1782

1 Item A/91/18/3/19 Certificate of the Contract for the redemption of land

tax on messuages in Lewisham belonging to Nathaniel Hadley.

13 March 1799

1 Item A/91/18/3/20 Certificate of the Contract for the redemption of land

tax on 5 acres in Lewisham belonging to Samuel Hadley Esq.

13 March 1799

1 Item A/91/18/3/21 Licence.

Four messuages on the north side of the lane running from Brockley to Lewisham, also land to the north of the lane and west of the River Ravensbourne. 1. James Newsome and others. 2. Edward Allen. Consideration: 5s

27 October 1801

1 Item

A/91/18/3/22 Conveyance. Six acres of land, bordered on the north by the River Ravensbourne, on the southwest by the lane leading from Brockley to Lewisham, on the south by Glebe land, Lewisham. 1. Samuel Brown Esq. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq., and Samuel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £3310

19 August 1850

1 Item A/91/18/3/23 Lease and Counterpart lease.

Six acres of land in Lewisham, bordered on the north east by the River Ravensbourne, on the west by the road from Brockley to Lewisham, by the Vicarage to the south west, to the south by the High Road. 1. The Misses Hadley and Mrs Brown. 2. George Widdowson and John Whitmore Esq. Consideration: £20 per annum

28 May 1851

1 Item A/91/18/3/24 Schedule of deeds (above listed) relating to premises

in Lewisham. 14 April 1899

1 Item A/91/18/3/25 Plan of estate in Lewisham owned by Nathaniel

Hadley, bordered on the northeast by the River Ravensbourne, on the west by the road from Brockley to Lewisham, by the Vicarage to the southwest, to the south by the High Road.

1 Item A/91/18/3/26 Plan of estate in Lewisham owned by Nathaniel

Hadley and his three daughters, bordered on the northeast by the River Ravensbourne, on the west by the road from Brockley to Lewisham, by the Vicarage to the southwest, to the south by the High Road.

Six acres of land in Lewisham, bordered on the north east by the River Ravensbourne, on the west by the road from Brockley to Lewisham, by the Vicarage to the south west, to the south by the High Road, and property adjoining this land to the north west. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq., Mrs Brown and the Misses Hadley. 2. Henry Wood. Consideration: £150 per annum

26 February 1859

1 Item

A/91/18/3/28 Agreement.

Messuage in Lewisham with Coach House, stable and Cow House. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. and Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Mrs Brown and Misses Hadley. Consideration: None

22 April 1850

1 Item A/91/18/3/29 Memorandum of Agreement.

5 Rushey Green. 1. Owen Scotney. 2. Mr W.H. Burtenshaw. Consideration: £20 16s per annum

29 April 1901

3 Rushey Green. 1. Owen Scotney. 2. John McGhee. Consideration: £22 2s per annum

29 April 1901

1 Item A/91/18/3/31 Correspondence relating to rentals of 3 and 5

Rushey Green, between Scotney and his tenants. 1900, 1902

1 Item A/91/18/3/32 Sale particulars for property at 3, 5 and 7 Rushey

Green. 1902

1 Item A/91/18/4 Property in Southwark A/91/18/4/1 Counterpart Lease.

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Edward Layton. 2. Thomas Tripp. Consideration: £12 per annum

1 April 1784

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Richard Sterry. Consideration: £36 per annum

24 June 1817

1 Item

A/91/18/4/3 Counterpart Lease. Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Charles Pink. Consideration: £6 per annum

20 July 1833

1 Item A/91/18/4/4 Lease.

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. John Wilkin Esq. 2. Samuel Hadley Esq. and Caroline Hadley. Consideration: £5 per annum

22 February 1838

4, Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Charles Pink. Consideration: £11 per annum

2 September 1844

Property in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. George Wilkin Esq. and others. 2. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. and Samuel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £10 per annum

30 November 1854

Property in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Samuel Hadley Esq.

10 November 1858

1 Item A/91/18/4/8 Certificate of right of way.

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. Relating to John Wilkin. Samuel Hadley Esq.

24 January 1859

1 Item A/91/18/4/9 Conveyance and Grant.

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. 1. Messrs Wilkin and others. 2. Samuel Hadley Esq. and his Trustee. Consideration: £160 8s 4d

26 February 1859

1 Item

A/91/18/4/10 Certificate of right of way.

Land in Laytons Buildings, Southwark High Street. Relating to William Wilkin. Samuel Hadley Esq.

11 April 1859

1 Item A/91/18/5 Property in Somerset A/91/18/5/1 Attested Copy Reconveyance.

Lands in Monckton Combe, Lyncombe and Widcomb and Walcot and in Bath. 1. William Phillamore Esq. 2. Anne, Viscountess of Harwarden. 3. Thomas, Viscount Harwarden, the Hon. Sophia Maude, William Ralph Esq., the Hon. Emma Cartwright. 4. Viscount Lord Glisden and the Rt. Honble. John Monck Mason. 5. The Rt. Honble. John Monck Mason and L.S.S. Byng Esq. Land to be held in trust by 5.

27 November 1804

1 Item A/91/18/5/2 Attested Copy of Appointment of Trustee.

Harwarden estate of lands in Monkton Comb, Lyncomb and Widcomb, Walcot and Bath. 1. Rt. Hon. John Mason and Edmund Shensham Byng Esq. 2. Anne, Viscountess of Harwarden. 3. David Ockden Esq. 3 is new trustee.

29 November 1804

1 Item A/91/18/5/3 Grant.

Land in Walcot, Bath and in Monckton Coombe. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq., and others. 2. Samuel Hadley Esq. Consideration: £250

18 July 1851

1 Item A/91/18/5/4 Memorandum of John Hart to Nathaniel Hadley Esq.

acknowledging holding of a deed. 10 May 1864

1 Item A/91/18/5/5 Schedule of deeds concerning marriage Settlement

of Hadleys. 1864

1 Item

A/91/18/5/6 Probate of the will and codicil of Samuel Hadley. Land in Bath and Somerset to nephew, Nathaniel.

16 August 1871

1 Item A/91/18/5/7 Appointment of trustees.

Land of late Samuel Hadley in Bath and Somerset. 1. John Whitmore and George Willmott. 2. William Whitmore.

30 May 1884

Messuages in Lower East Hayes, Walcot. 1. Messrs Albin Atwood, Gould Fisher and Titley. 2. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £400 5s

11/12 February 1801

Messuage in Lower East Hayes, Walcot. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. Sir George Squire, Esq. Consideration: £30 per annum

7 December 1804

1 Item A/91/18/5/10 Assignment and Release.

Messuage in Lower East Hayes, Walcot. 1. Thomas Bishop and Sarah, his wife. 2. Mary Purdon. 3. Peter Merrett. 4. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £399

4 May 1805

1 Item A/91/18/5/11 Lease.

Messuage in Lower East Hayes, Walcot. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Thomas Griffiths Harris. Consideration: £30 per annum

1 June 1827

Messuage in Lower East Hayes, Walcot, and land in Coombe Down. 1. The assignees of Nathaniel Hadley. 2. Samuel Hadley and Miss Hadley. Consideration: £250 5s

22/23 March 1833

1 Item

A/91/18/5/13 Lease and Release. Land in Coombe Down. 1. The Marquis of Exeter and William Phillamore. 2. Samuel Park in trust for Harry Salmon. Consideration: £195

29/30 December 1803

Land in Coombe Down. 1. Harry Salmon and Trustee. 2. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £295 5s

26/27 March 1804

Messuage in Coombe Down. 1. The Rt. Hon. John Mason and David Ockden Esq. 2. Benjamin Wingrove. Consideration: £1 12s per annum

1/2 January 1805

1 Item A/91/18/5/16 Attested Copy of Release.

Messuage on Coombe Down. 1. Rt. Hon. John Mason Esq and the Rt. Hon. Anne, Vicountess of Harwarden. 2. Charles Parks, in trust for Benjamin Musgrove. Consideration: £1000

4 January 1805

Land in Coombe Down. 1. Benjamin Wingrove and Trustee. 2. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £864 2s

15/16 January 1805

Messuage in Coombe Down. 1. Messrs Harrold and Butler and trustees. 2. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £400 5s

15/16 February 1805

1 Item

A/91/18/5/19 Release. Land in Coombe Down. 1. William Phillamore Esq., the Rt. Hon. John Mason and David Okeden. 2. Edward Layton Esq. Consideration: £100 5s

5 July 1805

1 Item A/91/18/5/20 Lease.

Two messuages in Coombe Down. 1. Mrs Mary Ann Hadley and others. 2. Henry Sutter. Consideration: £1 15s 8d per annum for 1 8 years, then £3 11s per annum for next 11 years

23 June 1840

1 Item A/91/18/5/21 Copy Lease.

Land in Coombe Down. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Robert Viner. Consideration: 5s per annum

7 February 1852

1 Item A/91/18/5/22 Lease.

Messuage in Coombe Down. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. John Suter. Consideration: 10s per annum

11 October 1859

Three acres of land in Coombe Down. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Henry Wolfe. Consideration: £10 per annum

20 June 1861

1 Item A/91/18/5/24 Lease.

3, Isabella Place, Coombe Down. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Waldegrave Battely. Consideration: £16 16s per annum

24 April 1864

1 Item

A/91/18/5/25 Memorandum of Agreement. Land adjoining Coombe Lane in Coombe Down. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. Messrs Samuel and John Pearce. Consideration: 3 guineas per perch per annum

10 May 1804

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. Mrs Ann Godwin. Consideration: £13 13s 6d p.1/2 a.

15 May 1804

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used a quarry. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. Samuel Pearce. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

15 May 1804

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. Richard Lankesheer. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

15 May 1804

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Edward Layton Esq. 2. John Greenway. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

22 November 1804

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. John Greenway. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

24 September 1808

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Isaac Sumsion. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

24 September 1808

1 Item

A/91/18/5/32 Memorandum of Agreement.

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Abraham Sumsion. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

29 March 1811

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. Job Salter. Consideration: £3 13s 6d per perch p.1/2 a.

21 November 1816

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Nathaniel Hadley Esq. 2. John Davidge. Consideration: £8 16s per perch p.1/2 a.

7 March 1827

1 acre on Coombe Down to be used as a quarry. 1. Samuel Hadley Esq. 2. Richard Lankesheer. Consideration: £10 per annum

17 December 1856

1 Item A/91/18/5/36 Letters to Samuel Hadley Esq. concerning terms of

renting property in Coombe Down. 1853

1 Item

A/91/19 Land In Brockley: Land Tax

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Vizards and Co, via British Records Association. Acquired by: Indefinite Loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/19 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1803 Extent: 3 Items A/91/19 A/91/19/1 Certificate for charge of Land Tax on

Charles Dowell's lands. 17 June 1803

1 Item A/91/19/2 Certificate of the contract for the

redemption of Land Tax of Charles Dowell for lands in Brockley Lane, Lewisham

23 June 1803

1 Item A/91/19/3 Receipt for A/91/19/2 payment. 24 June 1803 1 Item

A/91/20 Plan Brockley Road and the River Ravensbourne

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/20 Covering Dates: 1850 Extent: 1 Plan A/91/20

A/91/20/1 Plan for houses between Brockley Road and the River Ravensbourne 1850

1 Plan

A/91/21 Property At Crooms Hill, Blackheath

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Vizards and Co, via British Records Association. Acquired by: Indefinite Loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/21 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1872 Extent: 1 Item A/91/21 A/91/21/1 Assignment.

Property at Crooms Hill, Blackheath. 1. Messrs Wood, Leitch and Bryce. 2. Mr W. Narraway. Consideration: £200

3 September 1872

1 Item

A/91/22 Lease of `Newstead', Perry Vale, Forest Hill

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/22 Covering Dates: 1877 Extent: 1 Item A/91/22 A/91/22/1 Lease of `Newstead', Perry Vale, Forest Hill 1877 1 Item

A/91/23 Will of Mrs Alice Anna Ellis

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Vizards and Co, via British Records Association. Introduction Mrs Ellis lived at 59 Lee Park, Blackheath. Acquired by: Indefinite Loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/23 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1901 Extent: 1 Item A/91/23 A/91/23/1 Will of Mrs Alice Anna Ellis. Property (unspecified)

in trust for children. 4 February 1901

1 Item

A/91/25 Lee Deeds

The following items were received from Introduction These deeds mainly relate to the property on Lee High Road, owned by the Salisbury family of Catford. Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/25 Covering Dates: 1824-1938 Extent: 55 Items A/91/25 A/91/25/1 Attested Copy of Conveyance.

Land in grounds of Lee Place, and adjoining north and east of that place, 11 acres in all. 1. Trustees under the Will of Charles Boone. 2. George Driver Esq. Consideration: £5742 11s.

4/5 October 1824

1 Item A/91/25/2 Attested Copy of Conveyance.

Land in grounds of Lee Place, and adjoining north and east of that place, 11 acres in all. 1. Trustees under the Will of Charles Boone. 2. George Driver Esq. Consideration: £5742 11s.

5 October 1824

1 Item A/91/25/3 Attested Copy of Appointment and Release.

Land in Lee adjoining to the south road from Lewisham to Eltham, 3 acres. 1. George Driver Esq. 2. Thomas Farncomb Esq. Consideration: £1194 17s 6d.

10 May 1825

1 Item

A/91/25/4 Lease. Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Thomas Farncomb Esq. 2. Charles Rhodes. Consideration: £12 per annum

1 November 1830

1 Item A/91/25/5 Counterpart Lease.

Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Thomas Farncomb Esq. 2. Charles Rhodes. Consideration: £12 per annum

1 November 1830

1 Item A/91/25/6 Mortgage.

Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Charles Rhodes. 2. Thomas Wooff. Consideration: £150

5 January 1831

1 Item A/91/25/7 Assignment of Mortgage.

Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Charles Rhodes and his mortgagee. 2. Jacob Durham. Consideration: £101 4s

4 April 1832

1 Item A/91/25/8 Abstract of Title of Thomas Farncomb Esq. of 11

acres of land in and adjoining Lee Place grounds. Two copies.

1 Item A/91/25/9 Copies of Certificates and other proofs to support

the pedigree of the late Charles Boone, Esq. Two copies

1 Item A/91/25/10 Copy of the pedigree of the Boone family. C 1819 1 Item

A/91/25/11 Lease and Release. Land in Lee, adjoining on the south, road from Lewisham to Eltham and on the west by Church Street. 1. Thomas Farncomb Esq. 2. John Bickley. Consideration: £279

28/29 September 1840

Butcher's shop on north side of Lee High Road. 1. Jacob Durham. 2. Richard Hancock. Consideration: £34 per annum

3 May 1852

1 Item A/91/25/13 Mortgage and assignment

Mortgage. 20 August 1867 4-6 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Richard Hancock. 2. William Holloway. Consideration: £500 and interest and Reasignment. 30 December 1871 1. William Holloway. 2. Mrs H. Hancock.

1867-1871

1 Item A/91/25/14 Lease.

6 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Richard Hancock and others. 2. Joseph Birch. Consideration: £3 per annum

19 August 1867

1 Item A/91/25/15 Assignment.

4-6 Durham Place, Lee. 1. Messrs C.J. Durham and William Steward. 2. Richard Hancock. Consideration: £700

19 August 1867

5 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Richard Hancock and others. 2. Henry Bullesback. Consideration: £3 per annum Cancelled.

19 August 1867

1 Item

A/91/25/17 Lease.

5 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. William Holloway and others. 2. Henry Bullesback. Consideration: £445

1 January 1868

4-6 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Mrs H. Hancock. 2. The Trustees of the Kent and Surrey Benefit Building Society. Consideration: £600 and interest

30 December 1871

4-6 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Mrs H. Hancock. 2. Peter Tocher. Consideration: £200

24 December 1872

4 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Peter Tocher. 2. William Hardstone Consideration: £500 and £85 per annum

19 June 1876

1 Item A/91/25/21 Statutory Declaration.

4 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Malthouse. 2. Tocher.

29 December 1877

4-6 Durham Place, Lee High Road. 1. Peter Tocher. 2. William Malthouse. Consideration: £800

31 December 1877

187 Lee High Road. 1. William Malthouse. 2. Mr T. Spearing. Consideration: £60 per annum

29 August 1900

1 Item

A/91/25/24 Assignment.

187, 189 and 191 Lee High Road. 1. William Malthouse. 2. Miss E. Malthouse.

21 December 1903

1 Item A/91/25/25 Surrender.

187 Lee High Road. 1. Mr T. Spearing. 2. William Malthouse.

23 September 1904

1 Item A/91/25/26 Agreement.

187 Lee High Road. 1. Miss E. Malthouse. 2. Mr E. Smith. Consideration: £50 per annum

10 April 1905

1 Item A/91/25/27 Conveyance.

187, 189, 191 Lee High Road. 1. Mr A.H. Debenham. 2. George Arnold.

21 March 1906

187, 189, 191 Lee High Road. 1. Mr W. Malthouse and Mrs Emily Thwaites and others. 2. George Arnold.

23 December 1911

191 Lee High Road. 1. George Arnold. 2. Mr W. Salisbury. Consideration: £30 per annum

23 February 1915

1 Item A/91/25/30 Conveyance.

187, 189, 191 Lee High Road. 1. George Arnold. 2. Mr W. Salisbury. Consideration: £1100

6 August 1919

1 Item

A/91/25/31 Schedule of deeds (listed above), which were. handed over on completion of transaction between Arnold and Salisbury.

August 1919

1 Item A/91/25/32 Abstract of title of George Driver Esq. of 11 acres

of land in and adjoining Lee Place grounds. 1824

One acre of land in Lee, adjoining road from Church to village to the south, adjoining road from Lewisham to Eltham on the north, and nine acres of land in and adjoining grounds of Lee Place. 1. George Driver Esq. and the trustee. 2. Joseph Wilton Esq. Consideration: peppercorn

6 January 1825

Messuage with shop on Lewisham to Eltham road and four cottages on private road coming off from latter road, Lee. 1. Christopher Godmond Esq. 2. Charles Rhodes. Consideration: £24 per annum

25 November 1829

Two cottages in Lee on a private road leading off from the Lewisham to Eltham road. 1. Charles Rhodes. 2. Matthew Simcock. Consideration: £3 7s 6d per annum

26 November 1829

Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Christopher Godmond Esq. 2. Mr M. Simcock. Consideration: £16

13 May 1833

1 Item A/91/25/37 Abstract of Title of Christopher Godmond Esq. to

messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee.

1 Item

A/91/25/38 Lease and Release.

Messuage on north side of Lewisham to Eltham road, Lee. 1. Christopher Godmond Esq. 2. James Wyburn. Consideration: £1538 19s

2/3 March 1835

Messuage with shop on Lee High Road and four cottages on Church Street, Lee. 1. Matthew Simcock and Thomas Waterhouse. 2. Joseph Moren. Consideration: £102 5s

5 March 1861

16 and 17 Essex Terrace in Maidstone Road, Lee Park. 1. John Tucker. 2. Nathan Nevard. Consideration: £16 per annum

7 December 1864

8 Durham's Place, Lee High Road. 1. Mrs Rachel Wyburn, Thomas Smith and John Smith. 2. Francis Allfield. Consideration: £18 per annum and Surrender. 1. Mr R.W. Oates 2. Mrs Rachel Wyburn and the Messrs Smith. Consideration: £3 per annum

10 April 1861; 16 July 1886

1 Item A/91/25/42 Surrender.

191 Lee High Road. 1. William Nicholson. 2. Mr W. Salisbury. Consideration: £50

28 January 1938

1 Item

A/91/25/43 Assignment. 193 Lee High Road and 52, 54 and 56 Church Street, Lee. 1. Messrs H. Moren and J. Hayes. 2. Mr R. Oates. Consideration: £830

30 April 1891

195 Lee High Road. 1. Mrs Rachel Wyburn others. 2. Mr R. Oates. Consideration: £35 per annum

17 July 1886

195 Lee High Road. 1. Mrs Rachel Wyburn others. 2. Mr R. Oates. Consideration: £35 per annum

17 July 1886

1 Item A/91/25/46 Receipt of R. Oates for £3 10s 6d. to Sandon,

Kersey and Tilleards for surveying work done on 197 and 199 Lee High Road.

8 October 1918

1 Item A/91/25/47 Requisitions on Title.

197 and 199 Lee High Road. 1. Mr R. Oates. 2. Mr W. Salisbury.

2 October 1923

15 Evelyn Terrace, Brandon Road, Hither Green. 1. Mr G. Corne. 2. Mr F. Fountain. Consideration: £105

25 June 1888

16 Evelyn Terrace, Brandon Road, Hither Green. 1. Mr G. Corne. 2. Mr F. Fountain. Consideration: £105

25 June 1888

1 Item

A/91/25/50 Conveyance. 8-10 Wildfell Terrace, Wildfell Road, Lewisham. 1. James Watt and his mortgagee. 2. Mr and Mrs Skinner. Consideration: £720.

24 January 1896

1 Item A/91/25/51 Mortgage and reconveyance

Mortgage. 25 January 1896 8-10 Wildfell Terrace, Wildfell Road, Lewisham. 1. Mr and Mrs Skinner. 2. Mrs E. Bertin and Mr A. Bertin. Consideration: £450 and £4 10s per annum and Reconveyance. 21 November 1910 1. Anthony Bertin. 2. Mr and Mrs Skinner.

1896-1910

1 Item A/91/25/52 Sale Particulars of 8-10 Wildfell Terrace, Catford. 1928 1 Item A/91/25/53 Conveyance.

99 Wildfell Terrace, Wildfell Road, Catford. 1. Mr A. Skinner. 2. Mrs E. Salisbury. Consideration: £530

5 January 1929

1 Item A/91/25/54 Mortgage and surrender

Mortgage. 18 December 1906 5 Gasstt Road, Tooting Graveney. 1. Mr A. Clark. 2. The Provident Association of London Ltd. and Surrender. 7 September 1921 1. The Provident Association of London. 2. Mr A. Clark.

1906 - 1921

Right of way over yard at rear of The Woodman, Lewisham. 1. Mr A. Cordwell. 2. Mr W. Salisbury.

8 September 1938

1 Item

A/91/26 Fairlee, 43 Trewsbury Road Sydenham Deeds

The following items were received from the Borough Solicitor. Introduction These deeds relate to the property in Sydenham, once known as Fairlee, later known as 43 Trewsbury Road. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/26 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: Extent: 12 Items A/91/26 A/91/26/1 Lease.

Messuage on the east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenha1. Albermarle Cator. 2. Henry Groombridge. Consideration: £3 10s per annum

31 May 1886

Messuage on the east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenha1. Albermarle Cator. 2. Henry Groombridge Consideration: £3 10s per annum

31 May 1886

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Henry Groombridge. 2. F. and H. May Consideration: £500 and interest of 5% per annum

4 June 1886

1 Item A/91/26/4 Transfer of Mortgage.

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. F. May and others. 2. Mr E. Hardy. Consideration: £500.

8 December 1893

1 Item

A/91/26/5 Transfer of Mortgage.

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Mr E. Hardy. 2. Mr S. Holland. Consideration: £500.

5 June 1899

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Mr S. Holland. 2. Miss A. Holland. Consideration: £475

16 November 1903

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Executors of will of Miss A. Holland. 2. Mrs M. Preston and others. Consideration: £425

2 March 1908

1 Item A/91/26/8 Reconveyance.

Fairlee, on east side of Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Mrs M. Preston and others. 2. Mr A. Wellings. Consideration: £375

30 October 1919

1 Item A/91/26/9 Abstract of Title of Charlotte Randell to part of Cator Esta

in Beckenham. 1919

43 Trewsbury Road, Sydenham. 1. Mr A. Wellings and Mr P. Wisdom. 2. Mrs C. Randell. Consideration: £650

9 November. 1922

1 Item A/91/26/11 Surrender and Release.

43 Trewsbury Road. 1. Trustees of the Stroud Mutual Benefit Society. 2. Mrs C. Randell. Consideration: £990

25 November 1935

1 Item

A/91/26/12 Conveyance. 43 Trewsbury Road. 1. Mrs C. Randell. 2. Mr B. Galloway. Consideration: £825

19 December 1935

1 Item

A/91/30 Papers of Councillor Burch as Mayor

The following items were received from Chief Executive Introduction This collection reflects the duties of the Burches as Mayor and Mayoress. There are also papers relating to the previous Mayor, Councillor Harman. Burch, Thomas A, fl 1957-1959, councillor and mayor of Lewisham, Kent. The Labour Councillor Thomas A Burch was Mayor of the Metropolitan Borough of Lewisham from 1957-1959. He lived in Crofton Park. Acquired by: Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/30 Covering Dates: 1953-1975 Extent: 22 Files A/91/30 A/91/30/1 Mayoral engagements lists and correspondence. 1957 1 File A/91/30/2 Mayoral (Mayoress) engagement lists. 1957-1958 1 File A/91/30/3 Council Agenda Paper. 1957 1 File A/91/30/4 Relief Fund correspondence, for Lewisham railway

disaster. 1957-1958

1 File A/91/30/5 Relief Fund correspondence, for Lewisham railway

disaster. 1960

1 File A/91/30/6 Press Cuttings Scrap Book. 1956 1 File A/91/30/7 Press Cuttings. 1957, November 1 File

A/91/30/8 Press cuttings, many relating to Lewisham railway disaster.

1957, December

1 File A/91/30/9 Press cuttings, many relating to Lewisham railway

disaster. 1957-1959

1 File A/91/30/10 Lewisham Parochial Charities papers. 1959-1963 1 File A/91/30/11 Miscellaneous, including election leaflet, 1953, and

correspondence. 1953-1963

1 File A/91/30/12 Mayor's diary, 1957-1959, photographs of Mayoress

and correspondence. 1957-1962

1 File A/91/30/13 Mayoral souvenirs, including inauguration

photograph, programmes and correspondence. 1956-1958

1 File A/91/30/14 Mayoral souvenirs, including proposed

reorganisation plans, programmes and correspondence.

1957-1961

1 File A/91/30/15 Miscellaneous, Christmas cards, invitation cards,

programmes, copies of the Labour Mayor. 1955-1962

1 File A/91/30/16 Reception programmes and correspondence. 1955-1958 1 File A/91/30/17 Programmes. 1953-1957 1 File A/91/30/18 Invitation cards, programmes for receptions. 1957-1958 1 File A/91/30/19 Programmes. 1957-1958 1 File A/91/30/20 Mayoress' papers. 1955-1958 1 File A/91/30/21 Mayoress' papers, many concerning local charities 1955-1958 1 File

A/91/30/22 Miscellaneous papers, mainly relating to

construction of council housing. 1959-1975

1 File

A/91/31 Lewisham Music Festival

The following items were received from Dennis White Introduction This Festival was concerned with Classical and Folk Music competitions. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/31 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: Extent: 1 File A/91/31 A/91/31/1 Committee Minutes. 1959-1967 1 File

A/91/34 Brownjohn Correspondence

The following items were received from Alan Brownjohn Introduction This collection contains letters from Alan Brownjohn, poet, to Carl Harrison, Borough Archivist, Lewisham. Brownjohn, Alan, fl 1985, poet, who deposited about 289 of his poems at the Local History and Archives Centre. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/34 Related Material: See Also A/70/22 Covering Dates: 1985 Extent: 1 File A/91/34 A/91/34 Letters from Alan Brownjohn to Carl Harrison. Concerning

obtaining copies of his poems, and latter's reply. 1985

1 File

A/91/35 Frederick Braby and Co Ltd: Records

The following items were received from Introduction Frederick Braby & Co Ltd had a Galvanised Iron Tanks works at Ida Wharf, Deptford. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/35 Covering Dates: c. 1937 Extent: 1 Item A/91/35 A/91/35/1 Frederick Braby and Co Ltd Catalogue Number 19 c. 1937 1 Item

A/91/36 Richard Wheen and Sons Deptford [Deptford Soapery]: Records

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/36 Covering Dates: c. 1819 - 1826 Extent: 1 Volume A/91/36

A/91/36/1 Sales Ledger of Richard Wheen and Sons Deptford [Deptford Soapery] c. 1819 - 1826

1 Volume

A/91/37 Dyer Son and Creasey Collection

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/37 Covering Dates: 1917 - 1954 Extent: 4 Items A/91/37

A/91/37/1 Dyer Son and Creasey: Ledger of Money Paid out and received in 1917 - 1926

1 Volume A/91/37/2 Dyer Son and Creasey: Accounts Book 1951 - 1954 1 Volume A/91/37/3 Dyer Son and Creasey: Valuation Report 1947 - 1949 1 Volume A/91/37/4 Dyer Son and Creasey: Valuation Report 1917 - 1954 1 Volume

A/91/38 Deptford: Births and Vaccinations Registers

The following items were received from Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 1991 Accession number: A/91/38 Covering Dates: 1924 - 1933 Extent: 7 Items A/91/38 A/91/38/1 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1924 1 Item A/91/38/2 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1925 1 Item A/91/38/3 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1926 1 Item A/91/38/4 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1927 1 Item A/91/38/5 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1928 1 Item A/91/38/6 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1932 1 Item A/91/38/7 Deptford: births and vaccinations register 1933 1 Item

A/91/39 Probate of W L Matthes

The following items were received from Surrey Record Office Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open Date of accession: 09/05/1991 Accession number: A/91/39 Covering Dates: 1924 - 1955 Extent: 4 Items A/91/39 A/91/39/1 Deeds: W. L. Matthes Will Trust, relating to 4,

6, 8, 10 Fawcett Road, Deptford - deed of appointment of new trustees.

20 June 1955

1 Item A/91/39/2 Wills: probate of Will of W L Matthes, relates to

4, 6, 8, 10 Fawcett Road 8 December1924

1 Item A/91/39/3 Wills: probate of Will of B M Matthes, relates to

4, 6, 8, 10 Fawcett Road 4 November 1948

1 Item A/91/39/4 Deeds: relating to the W L Matthes Will Trust -

deed of assignment, Mrs E M Thompson to Mrs E L Thompson (relates to 4, 6, 8, 10 Fawcett Road.

12 June 1936

1 Item

A/91/43 Noel Streatfield Letter

The following items were received from Deptford Local Authors Collection. Introduction The Children of Primrose Lane by Mary Noel Streatfield OBE [24 December 1895/7 – 11 September 1986] was first published in 1941. Was a member of Deptford Volutary Child Care Organization and did voluntary work in Deptford during the Second World war. Using many of these experiences in her books. Acquired by: Gift Access: Open Date of accession: 28/06/1991 Accession number: A/91/43 Covering Dates: 22 September 1947 Extent: 1 Item A/91/43 A/91/43/1 Letter from Noel Streatfield to Miss De

Montmonencey, presenting 2 copies of her book, The Children of Primrose Lane.

22 September 1947

1 Item

A/92/1 Lease: Douglas Street, Deptford.

The following items were received from Mr & Mrs S. Cooper Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/1 Covering Dates: 1852 Extent: Small Part Box

A/92/2 Allder Family of Catford: Collection

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from Mr J R Allder. Introduction This collection contains the business and family papers of the Allder family of Catford. They started their drapery business in 1877. The business was named after the head of the family at that time, J[oshua] T[homas] Allder. The original premises were at 100 to 104 Rushey Green, Catford. From the late 1920s to Circa 1960s the business was known as E J Allder after Joshua’s eldest son, Edwin John. The collection also contains papers relating to the Robinson family, whom married into the Allder family. A brief family history can be found below: Joshua Thomas Allder (born Circa 1851, died 1908) was the eldest son of John Allder (born Circa 1828, died 1874), tailor, and Sarah Anne Duffin (born Circa 1821, died 1901). Joshua Thomas Allder married Amelia (also known as Molly) Seal (born Circa 1856). They had six children: Edwin John (born 1879, died 1956), Arthur Cecil (born 1881), Ethel Muriel (born 1883), Hettie Mabel (born 1886), Alice Gwenneth (born 1896), and Evelyn (born Circa 1900). Edwin John Allder married Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Robinson (born Circa 1880, died 1957). They had three children: Douglas John Allder (birth date unknown), Doris Ruth Allder (born 1904, died Circa 1957) and Ronald Clement (born 1907). Douglas John Allder married Dorothy Ruth Merrell (birth date unknown). They had a daughter, Gillian Ann (born 1943). Ronald Clement Allder married Mabel Beatrice Davidge (birth date unknown). Acquired by: Donation Access: This collection is not fully listed, contact the Local History and Archives Centre to arrange access to the business papers. The family papers are fully listed and open . Date of accession: 4 February 1992 Accession number: A/92/2 Listed: RS 4/07 Covering dates: 1873-Circa 1960 Extent: 91 items and 3 Boxes of business records. A/92/2 A/92/2/1 Allder of Catford business papers 3 Boxes – To arrange access contact the Local History and Archives Centre

A/92/2/2/1 Allder family papers 1873- Circa 1960 The papers of the Allder family, drapers, of Catford. 72 items A/92/2/2/1/1 John Allder papers 1873-1875 The papers of John Allder (born Circa1828, died 5

November 1874). John was the father of Joshua Thomas Allder of J T Allders, Catford.

A/92/2/2/1/1/1 The last will and testament of John Allder, Dated 18 April 1873, and the probate of will, dated 13 May 1875. Charles William Roberts and James Frederick Allder are named as witnesses. John Allder’s wife, Sarah Ann Allder, is named as the executrix. Endorsed: Probate of the will of John Allder deceased. Dated 13th May 1875.

1873-1875

Condition:1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/2 Edwin John Allder papers 1900-1956 The papers of Edwin John Allder (born 1879, died 22

September 1956). Edwin was the eldest son of Joshua Thomas Allder of J T Allders, Catford.

A/92/2/2/1/2/1 News cutting entitled ‘Link with rural Catford’, regarding the golden wedding anniversary of Edwin John Allder and Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Allder. The article contains reminiscences of Catford, information about the Allder family, and a black and white picture of Edwin and Mabel (Irene).

Circa 1953

Related material: see also A/92/2/2/2/1/5 Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/2/2 Funeral service sheet from the funeral of Edwin John

Allder, held on Thursday 27 September 1956 at All Saints’ Parish Church, Orpington.

27 September 1956

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/2/3 Handwritten draft entitled ‘Memories of Old Catford’

written by Edwin Allder for the Darby and Joan Club. Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (4 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/2/4 Illustrated colour certificate of the baptism,

confirmation and first communion of Edwin Allder in the parish of Saint Lawrence, Catford.

1900-1901

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/2/5 Typed draft entitled ‘More Memories’ written by Edwin Allder.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/2/6 Invitation to the confirmation of Edwin John Allder,

aged 21, on Thursday 21 February 1901 at Saint Swithins Church, Hither Green.

1 item Condition: 2 A/92/2/2/1/2/7 Certificate of discharge of Private Edwin John Allder

who was registered at Lewisham. Reason for discharge: ‘Rejection as permanently and totally disabled for service under the Military Service (Review of Exceptions) Act 1917’. Gives details of age, height, complexion, eyes and hair.

17 July 1917

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/2/8 News cutting entitled ‘Memories of Old Catford’, from

the Lewisham Borough News, written by Edwin Allder.

22 May 1951

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3 The papers of Douglas John Allder (birth and death

dates unknown). Douglas was the son of Edwin John Allder.

1938-1957

A/92/2/2/1/3/01 Letters to Douglas J Allder from Reverend J T Watson, Assistant General Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society. The letters send condolences from Bible House, the headquarters of the British and Foreign Bible Society, after the death of Douglas’ sister Doris Allder. The two letters contain the same information. One of them gives an extra piece of information in the form of a cable from a Dr Platt in Canada.

20 September 1957

Condition: 1 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/3/02 Letter to Douglas Allder from H E Fairbank, Honorary

Secretary of the Lewisham Local Savings Committee. The letter sends condolences after the death of Douglas’ father Edwin Allder.

24 September 1956

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/3/03 Letter to Mr D Allder from F R Durham, Secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society. The letter is regarding the issue of a certificate from the General Examination, 1943.

28 June 1943

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/04 Black and white illustration of an old man smoking a

pipe, drawn by Douglas Allder, aged 16. The reverse is labelled with Douglas’ age and address.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/05 Letter to ‘Allder’ from Major General Laycock. The

letter states that Laycock will look into the question of Allder’s wages and will in the meantime give him a small bonus. Envelope attached.

18 August 1944

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/06 Letter from Major General Laycock acting as a

referee for D J Allder. The letter states how long Allder had worked for Laycock, why he was leaving the position, his abilities as a gardener, and a brief justification as to why Allder was not serving his country as a soldier.

3 May 1945

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/07 National Savings Certificates booklet belonging to

Douglas John Allder. Contains Douglas’ address. No stamps inside.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/08 Page from ‘The Drapers’ Record’. Features a black

and white picture of people in attendance at a Cottage Homes evening appeal meeting, including Douglas Allder.

24 April 1954

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/09 Postcard to Douglas Allder from Dorothy. The picture

on the card shows Oaks at Cloutsham Ball. 29 August 1939

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/3/10 Letter to Douglas Allder from Dorothy. Written from Longshaw House, Sheffield. Headed notepaper from the ‘Holiday Fellowship’. Envelope attached.

10 July 1938

Condition: 0 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/11 Letter to Douglas Allder from Dorothy. Written from

Longshaw House, Sheffield. Headed notepaper from the ‘Holiday Fellowship’. Discusses when Dorothy will return and invites Douglas round to tea. Envelope attached.

15 July 1938

Condition: 0 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/12 Memo stating that Douglas Allder is medically

classed grade 4 and is working full time in Bracknell Berkshire as a gardener.

13 November 1943

Condition: 2 1item A/92/2/2/1/3/13 3 Elmstead Wood duty rosters for the Chislehurst

Local Defence Volunteers, giving names and dates of duty.

Circa 1940

Condition: 2 1 item (3 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/3/14 Memo to D Allder from the Captain of the

Commanding 4 (Chislehurst) ‘P’ Battalion of the Chislehurst Local Defence Volunteers regarding an application to join the Battalion as a dispatch rider.

31 July 1940

Condition: 1 Archivist’s note: The letter is addressed to D H Allder. It is presumed this is actually Douglas John Allder as the document fits with numerous others relating to Douglas’ time with the Chislehurst Local Defence Volunteers.

1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/15 Memo to D J Allder from C M Guest of the 4

(Chislehurst) “P” Battalion Home Guard instructing Allder that he has been posted to the No.2 Platoon Section No.2.

8 October 1940

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/3/16 Memo to D J Allder from the Captain of the 4 (Chislehurst) “P” Battalion of the Chislehurst Local Defence Volunteers regarding a claim for cars used on Local Defence Volunteer work.

19 August 1940

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/17 Memo to D J Allder from C M Guest of the 4

(Chislehurst) “P” Battalion Home Guard requesting information about transport and mileage.

9 October 1940

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/18 Mileage on home guard duties. Lists dates, duties

and mileage. Circa 1940

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/19 Memo to D J Allder from F Clark of the Chislehurst

Local Defence Volunteers. The memo states that Clark has sent Allder an order for one gallon of petrol to be put in a mileage claim.

10 September 1940

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/20 Memo to D J Allder from C M Guest of the 4

(Chislehurst) “P” Battalion Home Guard regarding Allder’s resignation from the Home Guard.

23 October 1940

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/21 Memo to D J Allder from the 4 (Chislehurst) “P”

Battalion Home Guard regarding a payment for the car usage whilst on Home Guard duties.

23 February 1941

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/22 Military permit belonging to D J Allder. Gives details

of address, station, availability, and physical description. Envelope attached.

23 September 1940

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/23 Notice to men called up under the National Service

(Armed Forces) Acts. Gives details of family and dependants allowances.

Circa 1939

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/3/24 Information regarding medical examinations under the National Service (Armed Forces) Acts. Gives a list of questions that people undertaking the examination should expect to be asked.

Circa 1939

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/25 National Service (Armed Forces) Act, 1939

explanatory Note. Gives explanations of the provisions of the Act.

Circa 1939

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/26 Chislehurst Local Defence Volunteers notice of

inspection sent out my Percy Lamb. 5 August 1940

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/27 News cutting entitled ‘King again inspects Home

Guards’, from The Sunday Times regarding King George VI’s visit to West Wickham to inspect the home guard. The article mentions mounted dispatch riders and has been annotated underneath with ‘DJA one of two’. Includes picture.

11 August 1940

Condition: 1 Related material: see also A/92/2/2/1/3/30 for a number of news cuttings on the same topic

1 item A/92/2/2/1/3/28 2 black and white plans of 15 Sutherland Avenue,

Orpington by D J Allder FRHS. The plans mark out shrubs, borders, lawns etc in the garden of the property.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/3/29 3 coloured plans of gardens. 2 show the same house,

one labelled ‘A’ house, and one labelled ‘B’ house. The third shows a garden only and is unlabelled. Vivid watercolours used throughout.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (3 pieces)

A/92/2/2/1/3/30 Scrapbook containing various pieces (all loose) relating to Douglas Allder, his wife Dorothy, and their daughter Gillian. Includes news cuttings, photographs, cards and postcards.

1940-1945

Access conditions: Contact the Local History and Archives Centre to arrange access.

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4 The papers of Doris Ruth Allder (born 1904, died

Circa 1957). Doris was the daughter of Edwin John Allder.

1904- Circa 1957

A/92/2/2/1/4/01 2 black and white illustrations labelled Ex Libris. One contains the name R C Allder, the other D R Allder.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/4/02 Good Wishes Card. Attached inside is a black and

photograph of a woman standing with two children, labelled ‘Doris. Kemmendine. 1932’. Signed ‘With love from her parents’.

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/03 Postcard-size album belonging to Doris Allder, used

as a scrapbook. Contains notes, drawings and verse by Doris and others. Endorsed: Album.

24 April 1918

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/04 Letter to Doris Allder from ‘Ronald’, giving an account

of a trip around Europe. Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (7 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/4/05 Certificate of the baptism of Doris Ruth Allder at Saint

Laurence Church, Catford on 21 April 1904. Names Godfather as Harold Arthur Robinson and Godmother as Ruth Hannah Robinson. Includes black and white picture of the inside of the church.

21 April 1904

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/06 Birthday card to Doris from Mother and Dad.

Contains directions for use for a coupon for a dress to be made by a Mrs Shaw of Frankswood Avenue.

12 July 1942

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/4/07 News cutting entitled ‘Woman Driver Dies’, reporting the death of Doris Allder after receiving multiple injuries in a road accident on Sevenoaks Road.

Circa 1957

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/08 News cutting entitled ‘The inquest on Miss D Allder’,

reporting on the result of the inquest into Doris Allder’s death. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death. The article names Mr Robert Milne as the coroner on the case, and Dr F E Camps as the pathologist. The driver of the other car involved in the accident was named as Mr Leslie Pinguey of Ilford.

Circa 1957

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/09 Black and white illustration of school children walking

in line to a wartime dugout shelter. 28 November 1939

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/10 Account of an air raid at 6.00pm on Sunday 29

December 1940. Relates to Bible House, the headquarters of the British and Foreign Bible Society. At the top of the page are the names Miss D R Allder and Dr J R Temple.

31 December 1940

Condition: 1 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/4/11 A pageant script entitled ‘These Hands’ by Doris R

Allder for the British and Foreign Bible Society. Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/12 3 news cuttings (2 of which are the same article)

announcing the Reverend George Algernon West as the new Bishop of Rangoon.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item (3 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/4/13 News cutting of a picture of the new Bishop of

Rangoon, the Reverend George Algernon West, taken during his time as a missionary.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/4/14 News cutting entitled ‘Bishop-designate of Rangoon consecrated’, regarding the consecration of the Reverend George Algernon West Bishop of Rangoon. The Right Reverend held the service at Saint Paul’s Cathedral Foss Westcott, Lord Bishop of Calcutta and Metropolitan of India. Includes black and white picture of the Bishop of Rangoon. The bottom part of the article is missing.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/15 Illustrated booklet entitled ‘Treasure Trove’ by Doris

Allder. Contains bible readings for children aged 8 to 11 years. For members of the International Bible Reading Association.

July to December 1956

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/16 Newsletter entitled ‘Burma Calling’ relating to

missionary work in India. 1932

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/17 4 news cuttings (1 from the Daily Graphic, 1 from The

Times, 1 from The Telegraph, 1 unidentified) regarding a visit to Bible House, the headquarters of the British and Foreign Bible Society, by the King [George VI] and Queen. Includes black and white pictures of the visit.

9 December 1949

Condition: 2 1 item (4 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/4/18 Postcard to Doris Allder from her mother, Mabel Irene

(also known as Irene Mabel) Allder. The picture on the card shows York House in Saint Ives, Cornwall.

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/19 4 lines of South Indian handwriting Undated Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/4/20 Black and white illustration of Kashikee church

signed ‘DRA’. Also short paragraph of South Indian handwriting.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item

A/92/2/2/1/5 General papers of the Allder family. 1931-1955 A/92/2/2/1/5/01 Congratulations card. Signed ‘Auntie Daisy’. Undated Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/02 Postcard to ‘My dear Harry’ from ‘us both’. No

name of sender. The picture on the card is a hand-drawn black and white illustration.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/03 Letter to ‘Mother’s little pearl’. Talks about

‘Auntie Ruth’, ‘our own precious boy’, ‘Auntie Docie’ and ‘Uncle Fred’.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/04 4 Christmas cards. No addressees. 3 from

Ruby M Ayres and 1 from Enid Blyton 1936, 1939

Condition: 1 1 item (4 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/5/05 Black and white picture of Saint Paul’s church,

Knightsbridge. Accompanying caption calls it ‘one of the most fashionable churches in London.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/06 4 black and white pictures of the Westlands

School with captions. Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (4 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/5/07 Brown fabric pocket containing 6 ration books,

belonging to Mabel B Allder, Doris R Allder, Edwin J Allder, Ronald C Allder, Lynette B Allder, and Mabel I Allder. Also, an account card for E J Elton, Purveyor of High-class Home Killed Meat and Poultry, of 126 High Street, Orpington.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item (1 pocket + 6 books + 1 card)

A/92/2/2/1/5/08 Service sheet for the Dedication of the Restored Stained Glass Windows, by the Right Reverend The Lord Bishop of Rochester, at Orpington Parish Church.

20 November 1955

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/09 Service sheet for the Dedication of the

Temporary Church of Saint Francis, Petts Wood, by the Right Reverend The Lord Bishop of Rochester, in the Parish of Saint Nicholas, Chislehurst.

28 March 1931

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/10 Family Guide to the National Insurance

Scheme Circa 1948

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/11 Black and white illustration of Saint Francis Undated Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/1/5/12 2 hand-made booklets about a ship from a

children’s party at Ladywood School. Miniature pencils attached to booklets. Envelope attached.

2 January 1937

Condition: 2 1 item (2 pieces) A/92/2/2/1/5/13 News cutting entitled ‘They’ve got home to

fight again’, from the Evening Standard regarding officers awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in the list of Royal Air Force awards.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item

A/92/2/2/2 The papers of the Robinson family. 1875-1957 19 items A/92/2/2/2/1 The papers of Mabel Irene (also known as

Irene Mabel) Robinson (born Circa 1880, died 29 March 1957). Mabel (Irene) was the sister of Harold A Robinson. She married Edwin John Allder Circa 1953.

1885-1957

A/92/2/2/2/1/1 Illustrated colour certificate of the baptism, confirmation and first communion of Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Robinson.

1897-1898

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/2 Letter to Mabel (also known as Irene)

Robinson from Newman Hall, pastor. Envelope attached.

21 November 1885

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/3 Service sheet from the funeral of Mabel Irene

(also known as Irene Mabel) Allder (nee Robinson). The service was held at All Saints’ Parish Church, Orpington.

4 April 1957

Condition: 0 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/4 News cutting announcing the death of Mabel

Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Allder (nee Robinson). The article mentions her work with the Shaftesbury Society for Crippled Children and the Mothers Union.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/5 News cutting entitled ‘Golden Wedding’,

relating to the golden wedding anniversary of Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Allder (nee Robinson) and Edwin J Allder. The article gives some details on the work of Mabel (Irene) Allder.

Circa 1953

Related material: see also A/92/2/2/1/2/1 Condition: 2

1 item

A/92/2/2/2/1/6 Correspondence between Mabel Irene (referred to here as Irene Mabel) Allder (nee Robinson) and H Stanley Tee, Solicitors, regarding Mabel (Irene)’s deceased brother Harold Arthur Robinson. The correspondence gives a number of particulars about the life of Harold Robinson.

18 April-21 May 1955

Condition: 1 1 item (5 pieces) A/92/2/2/2/1/7 Verse entitled ‘For These I Pray’ written by

Mabel Irene (referred to here as Irene M) Allder (nee Robinson), President of the Catford Cripple Helpers League, taken from The Shaftesbury Magazine.

Undated

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/8 ‘Cripple Helpers’ acrostic poem Undated Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/1/9 Letter to Mrs E J Allder from Betty Pescod of

the Saint Clement’s Literary and Dramatic Club in Toronto, Canada. The letter relates to a reading of Mrs Allder’s play ‘Exit the Ghost’ at a meeting of the club.

14 March 1932

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/2/2 The papers of Harold Arthur Robinson (birth

and death dates unknown). Harold was the brother of Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Robinson. Related material: for a number of particulars relating to Harold A Robinson’s life, see also: A/92/2/2/2/1/6

1915-1916

A/92/2/2/2/2/1 Card certifying the registration of Harold A Robinson under the National Registration Act 1915. Later posted to Mr and Mrs D J Allder in April 1955. Envelope attached.

29 September 1916

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/2/2/2 Primrose League Diploma of Knighthood for

Harold Arthur Robinson. 20 July 1915

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/2/2/3 Article from Berger’s Mercury. Includes black and white picture of H A Robinson, Berger representative.

Undated

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3 General papers of the Robinson family. 1875-1948 A/92/2/2/2/3/1 Certificate of the baptism of Eric Harold

Cranmer Robinson, the only son of Harold Arthur Robinson, at Christ Church, Gipsy Hill.

5 April 1903

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/2 Memorial verse for William Robinson, written

on the 82nd anniversary of his birthday, by a friend.

10 February 1877

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/3 Memorial verse for William Doeg of Carlisle,

schoolmaster. 28 February 1877

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/4 Illustrated colour certificate of the confirmation

and first communion of Ruth Hannah Robinson at Saint Mary’s church, Newington.

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/5 Invitation to dinner commemorating the

anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo to Mr Robinson from W Lynch, Sergeant Major of the 95th Regiment.

17 June 1875

Condition: 1 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/6 Black and white cartoon strip entitled ‘Did you

know?’, regarding the Havelock Cinema on the site of a Draper’s store owned by Mr George Robinson. The store was burnt out on 18 July 1898.

11 December 1948

Condition: 1 1 item

A/92/2/2/2/3/7 Administration of probate for Theodosia Watkins, the mother of Sarah Ann Watkins. Sarah Ann Watkins married Joseph Robinson and their children were Harold Arthur Robinson and Mabel Irene (also known as Irene Mabel) Robinson. Includes seal.

28 January 1879

Condition: 2 1 item A/92/2/2/2/3/8 4 copies of sheet music for ‘He Who Would

Valiant Be’, words by J Bunyan, tune by Clement Robinson, which had been posted to family members. Envelopes attached.

Condition: 1 1 item (4 copies) A/92/2/2/2/3/9 Photograph album containing 24 black and

white photographs of India. All photographs are clearly annotated in good detail. Inscription inside front-pages reads: ‘Bombay 26th October 1903. To my dear mother, wishing her very many happy returns of the day, from her loving son Clement’.

26 October 1903

1 item Condition: 2

A/92/6 Horace Walter Heal Collection

The following items were received from Ann Matthews Introduction This collection contains the private papers of Horace Walter Heal (1896 - c. 1956) of 48 Blagdon Road, Lewisham. Including printed newspaper cuttings, maps, cards and tickets, some artefacts and items of correspondence relating to First World War military service of Horace Walter Heal. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/6 Covering Dates: 1916 - 1921 Extent: 76 Items A/92/6 A/92/6/1 'A Soldier's Own Diary, kept by Corporal H W Heal, R A S C

M T from February 14 1916 to September 25 1919.' A transcript (written in 1919 ?) ending in mid-sentence during the entry for May 24 1916.

1 Item A/92/6/2 H W H's War Office driver's license, issued at Army Service

Corps Motor Transport Reserve Depot, Grove Park, 6 March 1916.

1 Item A/92/6/3-5 3 leave of absence passes issued to H W H 26.4.16,

5.12.18, 31.8.19. 1916-1919

3 Items A/92/6/6 Post Commandant's Order, Dodoma (East Africa) 3 October

1916 about reduction in rations. New rations for 'Europeans' intact, those for 'Indians' torn off.

1 Item A/92/6/7-8 Company Orders, Grove park, 19.9.19, including H W H's

promotion to acting corporal, and a correction to his date of appointment.

2 Items

A/92/6/9-12 4 official letters to Mrs. E. Heal of 48 Blagdon Road,

notifying her of H W H's being ill with malaria in East Africa, and of his transfer from hospital to hospital; 15.4.18, 7.6.18, 21 August 1918, one undated (postmark 'June 18').

4 Items A/92/6/13 'Malarial Ticket' issued to H W H on discharge from hospital

1.2.18. 1918

1 Item A/92/6/14 Letter (typed and signed) from Harvey E Bryant to H W H 8

April 1919, about the latter's request for a reference [a portrait of Capt. Bryant, Workshop Officer, 19th M.A.C., Dodoma, September 1917 is No 40]

1 Item A/92/6/15 H W H's certificate of transfer to reserve on demobilization

24 October 1919. 1919

1 Item A/92/6/16 H W H's dispersal certificate, issued by Dispersal Unit,

Crystal Palace 25 September 1919. 1919

1 Item A/92/6/17 H W H's protection certificate & certificate of identity (soldier

not remaining with the colours), 26 September1919. 1919

1 Item A/92/6/18 Certificate that H W H ('clerk commercial') had registered

under the National Registration Act 1915 at Recruiting Office, Lewisham Town Hall, 14 February 1916.

1 Item A/92/6/19 H W H's certificate of employment during the war.

UNDATED (September 1918 ?) 1918

1 Item A/92/6/20 H W H's Ministry of Pensions certificate of identity, 6

September 1921. 1921

1 Item A/92/6/21-22 'Out-of-Work Donation Policy (H M Forces)' issued to H W H

October 1918, with explanatory sheet 1918

2 Items

A/92/6/23-25 3 communications from the Ministry of Pensions about H W H's medical examination, and the stopping of his disability pension: 27 October 1921, 4 November 1921, 15 November 1921.

3 Items A/92/6/26-59 34 photographs, mostly of army scenes in East Africa, with

captions by H W H; plus a few portraits of H W H, one (with bicycle) possibly in the garden of 48 Blagdon Road. (The smaller photographs in Illingworth's Slogas print or film wallet).

c1916-1918

34 Items A/92/6/60 Printed card, with coat of arms, 'From the Mayoress of

Exeter and Committee, Wishing you good luck', March 21 1916. On the back, in H W H's handwriting, dated details of his travels 14 February 1916 to 9 April 1916.

1 Item A/92/6/61 Second class ticket, Uganda Railway, Nairobi to Volumes 22

June 1916 1916

1 Item A/92/6/62 Interims - Banknote die Deutsch Ostafrikanische Bank, 1

February 1916. 1 Rupie. 1916

2 Items A/92/6/63 Newspaper cutting announcing H W H's coming of age, 22

November 1917 1917

1 Item A/92/6/64 Newspaper cutting about exchanges of prisoners of war.

UNDATED Undated

1 Item A/92/6/65 'Map to illustrate road report: Sanja River, Kikuletura

Darjama River, Lolkissale (East Africa), May 1916'. Scale 1: 300,000. Printed, with MANUSCRIPT remarks by H W H.

1 Item A/92/6/66 'Copy of a German sketch (map) dated 28.1.16 showing

communication between Kondoa Irangi and the Central Railway at Dodoma'. Printed (in June 1916), with MANUSCRIPT remarks by H W H.

1 Item

A/92/6/67 'Map to illustrate road report: Aruscha, Lolkissale, Ufiome, Kondoa Irangi (East Africa), April-May 1916'. Scale 1: 300,000. Printed, with MANUSCRIPT remarks by H W H.

1 Item A/92/6/68 Map of 'Routes from Mbulu to Mkalama, and thence to

Ssingida (East Africa), June 1916'. Printed, with MANUSCRIPT remarks by H W H.

1 Item A/92/6/69 War Office map (coloured) of the Mombasa - Nairobi area of

East Africa, 1915. Scale 1: 1,000, 000. 1915

1 Item A/92/6/70 New Testament, pub. by Eyre & Spottiswoode for the

Y.M.C.A.; with 'Lord Roberts's Message to the Troops' 25 August 1914

1 Item A/92/6/71 Intelligence Supplement No 2 14 June 1916. Mostly reports

on roads in East Africa. 1916

1 Item A/92/6/72 'First Aid to the Swahili Language for the use of H M Forces

in East Africa'. Published in Nairobi for the Army Y.M.C.A. Undated

1 Item A/92/6/73 'The Truth about German Atrocities'. Published by the

Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, 1915. 1915

1 Item A/92/6/74 White armband with red cross, with 'Army Medical Service'

stamp. Undated

1 Item A/92/6/75 Spectacles in case, supplied by Chas. Flint Ltd of 81 Rushey

Green, Catford, presumably for H W H. Undated

1 Item A/92/6/76 Small suitcase, with the card of 'Horace W Heal, 48 Blagdon

Road, Lewisham, S.E.'. Undated

1 Item

A/92/8 Agricultural and Horticultural Association Ltd: Certificate

The following items were received from Mr &Mrs Hicks, via Watford Museum Acquired by: Donation Access: Open Date of accession: 15/05/1992 Accession number: A/92/8 Covering Dates: 1893 Extent: 1 Item A/92/8 A/92/8/1 1 prize certificate awarded by Agricultural and

Horticultural Association Ltd, to Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society Ltd.

1 Item

A/92/10 Queen Mary’s Visit to Catford: Record

The following items were received from Mrs . G. Jenkins Introduction This collection contains souvenir of Q. Mary’s visit to Catford 1 June 1918 to open the L.B Council Maternity home. Acquired by: Gift Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/10 Covering Dates: 1 June 1918 Extent: Part of Box A/92/10

A/92/11 Deeds: 55 Elta Street, Deptford

The following items were received from D Rimel Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to No 55 Elta Street, Deptford Acquired by: Purchase Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/11 Covering Dates: 17 August 92 Extent: Part of Box A/92/11

A/92/12 St Dunstan’s College Chronicle

The following items were received from Mr R HN Whitehouse Introduction This collection contains St Dunstan’s College Chronicle, 6 copies 1895 -8 Acquired by: Deposit Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/12 Covering Dates: 1895 - 1898 Extent: 6 Items A/92/12

A/92/14 Moyle, Roland: Constituency Correspondence Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre

Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from Mr Roland Moyle Introduction This collection contains six files of constituency correspondence Acquired by: Deposit Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1992 Accession number: A/92/14 Covering Dates: 1982 - 1983 Extent: 6 Files A/92/14

A/93/3 Elliott Brothers Ltd: Records

The following items were received from Siemens Plessey Controls Ltd. Introduction This collection contains photographs and photographic negatives of Elliott Bros, technical instruments manufacturers of Lewisham. Elliott Brothers, technical instrument manufacturers of Lewisham. In 1800 William Elliott founded a business in Tash Street, Gray's Inn as a maker of drawing instruments (after serving an apprenticeship, see /8). By 1807 he had moved to a shop and workshop in High Holborn, and by 1816 he was manufacturing such items as telescopes and barometers. In 1830 he moved to 56, Strand and took his sons into partnership. The company began to manufacture instruments for surveying, for railways (e.g. steam pressure indicators) and scientific instruments of all kinds.\r\nWilliam Elliott died in 1853 and his sons Charles and Frederick William continue the business as Elliott Bros. In the second half of the 19th century the company began manufacturing electrical instruments, and in 1893 they amalgamated with Theiler & Co, telegraph and instrument makers.\r\nIn 1900 the company moved to new premises: Century Works, Connington Road, Lewisham. They began making speedometers, and instruments for ships and aircraft.\r\nIn 1947 the company merged with the weighing machine manufacturers B and P Swift. A research laboratory as set up at Boreham Wood. The company began to manufacture computers and flight automation equipment (made at Rochester).\r\nIn 1967 the company was taken over by G.E.C and in 1979 by Fisher Controls Ltd. In the later 1980s they were taken over by Plessey, later Siemens Plessey. About 1989 their operations were moved from Century Works to New Century Works, Marine Wharf, Plough Way, SE16. Operations on this site ceased in 1993.\r\nA list is available at the Local History Centre of the archives which were held by Fisher Controls Ltd. at Century Works in 1984. It is understood that these are now held by G.E.C. The Siemens Plessey records at Marine Wharf (other than the deposit listed below) were transferred to their office at Poole in 1993. Copies of articles on the history of the Company are held at the Local History and Archives Centre. Acquired by: Access: This is only a section level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 18 February 1993 Accession number: A/93/3 Related Material: See also A/85/23 Covering Dates: 1900-1990 Extent: 9 Boxes 5 Files and 3 Items

A/93/3 A/93/3/1 Eight boxes of photographic negatives of products and

operations of Elliott Bros Ltd of Century Works, Lewisham, and their successors.

c.1900-1990

8 Boxes A/93/3/2 File: "Early negatives mainly Elliott Bros until neg no

5772 approx. Oct 1951". Index to the negatives in /1. Gives subjects for most negative numbers. Some have only a letter code, some have no details at all. Subjects are electrical equipment, instruments etc. also a few views of workshops etc. and (later) some events e.g. exhibitions; later negatives include Fisher as well as Elliott subjects.

c.1900-1951

1 File A/93/3/3 Volume (many loose pages): "Negative file, mainly

Elliott Bros., Neg Nos 5773 to 11579, 1951 to 1961". As above, but more events e.g. training courses, exhibitions. Fisher and Elliott products.

1951-1961

1 File A/93/3/4 Volume: "G.E.C. Elliott Process Instruments Ltd

[crossed out] Fisher Controls Ltd, Century Works Lewisham SE13 7LN. Negative File Nos 11580 to 24530. Period 1961 to Sept 1977." As A/93/3/3, but more events and premises files.

1961-1977

1 File A/93/3/5 Volume, title as 4. Negative Nos 24531 to 25708. As

A/93/3/5; some negatives of personnel. Some notes of loans.

1977-c.1990

1 File A/93/3/6 Box of negatives: "Early Company negatives. Year 1900

onwards. Old instruments mainly aircraft e.g. light recorder etc. plus copy of Faraday letters." Most numbered. Either duplicates of or extracted from main sequence. Some glass, one broken.

Undated

1 Box A/93/3/7 Envelope containing photograph album and loose

prints, and publicity material including an article on the history of the Company. Photographs include ? William Elliott, his apprenticeship indenture and shots of the Lewisham works flooded on 16 September 1968.

c.1958-1968

1 File

A/93/3/8 Two photographs: of William Elliott's apprenticeship

indenture and of a transcription of it. W.E. of Tash Court, Gray's Inn Lane, apprenticed to William Backwell of Tash Street, Gray's Inn lane, compass and drawing instrument maker, 14 April 1795.

Undated

2 Items A/93/3/9 Photograph of Frederick Henry Elliott. Undated 1 Item

A/93/5 Deeds: Deptford, Kent

The following items were received from Mr J L M Gulley Introduction This collection contains deeds of property in Pomeroy Street and Lansdown Place; Deptford, Kent sold by Henry Mason. Acquired by: Purchase Access: This is only a Bundle level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 29 March 1993 Accession number: A/93/5 Covering Dates: 1820-1844 Extent: 30 Items in Three original bundles: 1-18, 19-26, 27-30. A/93/5 A/93/5/1-18 Deeds of houses and premises in Pomeroy Street and

Lansdown Place, Old Kent Road (now New Cross Road). Sites sold by Henry Mason, grandson of Henry Pomeroy. Including sale particulars with plan, 1841, of plots on Pomeroy Street, Old Kent Road and Kender Street (no. A/93/5/10).

1820 - 1844

1 Bundle A/93/5/19-26 Deeds of houses and premises in Pomeroy Street and

1820 - 1844

1 Bundle A/93/5/27-30 Deeds of houses and premises in Pomeroy Street and

1820 - 1844

1 Bundle

A/93/7 Deeds: Lee High Road

The following items were received from Group Archivist, British Telecom, via B.R.A Introduction This collection contains deeds relating to 129-139 (odd) Lee High Road, SE13; and 7 and 8 Belgrave Villas, Belgrave Villas Road, later 1 and 3 Glenton Road, site of Lee Green telephone exchange Note New Numbering Acquired by: Deposit Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 18/06/1993 Accession number: A/93/7 Covering Dates: 1858 - 1938 Extent: 29 Items A/93/7 A/93/7/1 Deeds relating to 129-139 (odd) Lee High Road, SE13;

freehold and leasehold. Lewis Glenton granted leases of 129-135 in 1858-9 to John Bland, who built them. Glenton granted leases of 137 and 139 in 1861 to Hilliam Godfrey Fountain and William Copelin.

1858 - 1905

9 Items A/93/7/2 Deeds and other papers relating to 7 and 8 Belgrave Villas,

Belgrave Villas Road, later 1 and 3 Glenton Road, SE13; freehold and leasehold. Final document is agreement to sell to the Postmaster General.

1897 - 1938

20 Items

A/93/15 Diaries of Miss V.E. Smith

The following items were received from Mr John King Introduction Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1993 Accession number: A/93/15 Related Material: See Also A/96/15 Covering Dates: 1961 - 1977 Extent: 1 Box A/93/15

A/94/2 Marriage Settlement: Weiss to Myers

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Dr Denys Brook. Acquired by: Purchase Access: Open. Date of accession: 1994 Accession number: A/94/2 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1914 Extent: 1 Item A/94/2 A/94/2/1 Marriage Settlement.

222 Lewisham High Street. 1. Solomon Weiss 2. Annie Toby Myers. 3. Woolf Myers. 4. Morris Goldwater. Property assigned to 3 and 4 in trust for lives of 1 and 2, then held in trust for children until reaching age of 21 Includes inventory of property.

24 August 1914

1 Item

A/94/3 Assignment: 76 and 78 Malpas Road

The following items were received from Mrs L Hill Introduction This collection contains an Assignment of equity of redemption 76&78 Malpas Road. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1994 Accession number: A/94/3 Covering Dates: 1895 Extent: Small Part Box A/94/3

A/94/7 League of Friends of Grove Park Hospital

The following items were received from Mrs Smuts, via Mr King Introduction This collection contains AGM papers, correspondence, accounts and published material. League of Friends of Grove Park Hospital, 1958 – 1989. The League of Friends was founded to support the work of Grove Park Hospital. It existed from 1958 until the hospital closed in 1989. Its chief sources of income were the proceeds from fund raising events and donations. Expenditure went on equipment, furniture and social activities for the hospital residents. Acquired by: Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1994 Accession number: A/94/7 Covering Dates: 1960 - 1989 Extent: 23 files A/94/7 League Records A/94/7/1 Charity registration. 1960-1983 1 File A/94/7/2 AGM agendas, balance sheets, annual reports and

correspondence. 1966-1987

1 File A/94/7/3 AGM agendas, balance sheets and correspondence, mostly

1985-1989. 1957-1989

1 File A/94/7/4 AGM agendas, balance sheets and annual reports. 1983-1986 1 File A/94/7/5 General correspondence. 1982-1985 1 File A/94/7/6 Correspondence, mainly with the National Association of

Leagues of Hospitals Friends and Mencap. 1985-1988

1 File

A/94/7/7 Correspondence with the National Association of Leagues of Hospitals Friends, especially relating to insurance.

1969-1985

1 File A/94/7/8 Correspondence with the National Association of Leagues

of Hospitals Friends. 1981-1989

1 File A/94/7/9 Correspondence with Grove Park Residents Association

relating to Carnival Week. 1983

1 File A/94/7/10 Sponsored walk correspondence and forms 1980-1985 1 File A/94/7/11 Hospital Garden Fete correspondence. 1981-1985 1 File A/94/7/12 Hospital Garden Fete correspondence. 1986-1987 1 File A/94/7/13 Jumble sale correspondence. 1982-1983 1 File A/94/7/14 Christmas Bazaar correspondence. 1978-1984 1 File A/94/7/15 Christmas Sale correspondence. 1984-1987 1 File A/94/7/16 Car Boot Sale ephemera. C1985 1 File A/94/7/17 Lottery papers. 1979, 1983 1 File A/94/7/18 Petty Cash Book. 1978-1983 1 File A/94/7/19 Ephemera, including headed notepaper and stall. layout. C1980 1 File A/94/7/20 Annual Report of National Association League of Hospital

Friends. 1985-1986

1 File A/94/7/21 The Hospital Friend, magazines, incomplete run. 1977; 1982-1987 1 File

A/94/7/22 Booklets relating to mental health. 1975, 1982 1 File A/94/7/23 Health Focus. 1984 1 File

A/94/10 World War I Ration Books, Bagnall Family

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Miss F.M. Bagnall. Introduction The Bagnall's lived at 143 Hither Green Lane. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1994 Accession number: A/94/10 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1915 - 1918 Extent: 4 Items A/94/10 A/94/10/1 National Registration Act card for Edith Bagnall. 1915 1 Item A/94/10/2 Ration counterfoils. 1918 1 Item A/94/10/3 National Ration Books. 1918 1 Item A/94/10/4 Sugar registration cards. c. 1918 1 Item

A/94/11 25 Gaynesford Road: Records

The following items were received from Merseyside Maritime Museum, via Kent Heritage Services Introduction This collection contains marriage settlements and personal papers; abstract of title, 25 Gaynesford Road. Acquired by: Deposit Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1994 Accession number: A/94/11 Covering Dates: 1907 Extent: Small Part Box A/94/11

A/95/3 The Association of Jamaicans (UK) Trust

The following items were received from Mr Desmond Clarke Introduction Acquired by: Access: Open Date of accession: 28 March 1995 Accession number: A/95/3 Listed: 1995 Covering Dates: 1973 - 1980 Extent: 9 Items A/95/3

A/95/3/1 The Association of Jamaicans U.K. Constitution 1973 1 Item A/95/3/2 The Association of Jamaicans U.K. Trust, letter 1985 1 Item A/95/3/3 Association of Jamaicans Caribbean; Focus Report 1987 1 Item A/95/3/4 Revive it, advertisement for dance classes. c.1980 1 Item A/95/3/5 The Path, programme, plus photographs of dancers. c.1980 1 Item A/95/3/6 A little bit of Jamaica, play script. c.1980 1 Item A/95/3/7 The Redeemer, play script. c.1980 1 Item A/95/3/8 Festive carrying on; JA, play script. c.1980 1 Item A/95/3/9 The of the beginning, play script. c.1980 1 Item

A/95/10 Lewisham 50+ Gay Group (Libertines)

The following items were received from Mr D. Mcternan. Introduction Acquired by: Deposit Access: Open Date of accession: 3 August 1995 Accession number: A/95/10 Listed: August 1995 JDO Covering Dates: 1990 - 1994 Extent: 6 Items A/95/10 A/95/10/1 Annual Report. 1990 1 Item A/95/10/2 Annual Report. 1991-1992 1 Item A/95/10/3 Annual Report. 1992-1993 1 Item A/95/10/4 Annual Report. 1993-1994 1 Item A/95/10/5 Annual Report. 1994-1995 1 Item A/95/10/6 Information leaflet. 1994 1 Item

A/95/11 Army & Navy Store, Lewisham: Records

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from J. Coulter Introduction This collection contains ephemera of the Army & Navy Stores Lewisham High Street. This store was located at 45 Lewisham High Street in the 1980s and early 1990s. Acquired by: Gift Access: Open Date of accession: 05/08/1995 Accession number: A/95/11 Covering Dates: 1980s Extent: 4 Items A/95/11 A/95/11/1 Blank request form for reference for post. 1980s 1 Item A/95/11/2 Blank headed notepaper. 1980s 1 Item A/95/11/3 Blank calling card. 1980s 1 Item A/95/11/4 Staff name badge for Miss E. Moriarty. 1980s 1 Item

A/95/12 Deeds: London Chatham & Dover Railway Company

The following items were received from the Librarian Colfe’s School. Introduction This collection contains Abstract of the title of the London Chatham & Dover Railway Company. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1995 Accession number: A/95/12 Covering Dates: 1868 Extent: Small Part Box

A/95/13 A.T. Fisher and Sons, Pawnbrokers: Records

The following items were received from Mrs Patricia M. French. Introduction Alfred Thomas Fisher and Sons were in business as pawnbrokers at 218 Hither Green Lane from 1911 to the early 1970s. Acquired by: Donation Access: 75-year closure period. Last closed item on open access 01 January 2011. Please contact the Local History and Archives Centre to check access status. Date of accession: 14 August 1995 Accession number: A/95/13 Listed: JDO 1995 Covering Dates: 1910 - 1935 Extent: 10 Volumes A/95/13 A/95/13/1 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [OPEN] 1910-1913 1 Volume A/95/13/2 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [OPEN] 1920-1923 1 Volume A/95/13/3 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [OPEN] 1923-1926 1 Volume A/95/13/4 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [OPEN] 1926-1929 1 Volume A/95/13/5 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [Closed until 01 January

2008] 1929-1932

1 Volume A/95/13/6 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. [Closed until 01 January

2011] 1932-1935

1 Volume A/95/13/7 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. This ledger contains more

entries than the above, usually of items of lesser value. [OPEN] 1911-1912

1 Volume

A/95/13/8 Ledger of pledges and redemptions. This ledger contains more entries than the above, usually of items of lesser value. [OPEN]

1925-1929

1 Volume A/95/13/9 Cashbook. [OPEN] 1893-1922 1 Volume A/95/13/10 Cashbook. [Closed until 01 January 2007] 1927-1931 1 Volume

A/95/15 Dyer, Son & Hilton Auctioneers & Surveyors: Records

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from the National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside. Introduction Dyer, Son & Hilton had offices in Blackheath and 80 Budge Row, E.C. This inventory was for the premises of the late Rev. H. Welsford Snell. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: Open. Date of accession: 2 October 1995 Accession number: A/95/15 Listed: JDO 2 October 1995 Covering Dates: 1908 Extent: 1 Item A/95/15 A/95/15/1 Inventory and valuation of No. 84 Lee Road, Blackheath. 1908 1 Item

A/95/17 Apprenticeship: S.T Martin of Brockley

The following items were received from Surrey Record Office. Introduction This collection contains the Indentures of Apprenticeship of S.T Martin of Brockley. Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1995 Accession number: A/95/17 Covering Dates: 1887 - 1888 Extent: Small Part Box

A/95/18 Blackheath Hockey Club - Photographs

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Mr A J Harrington as a temporary deposit on 30 July 1973, and converted to a deposit in 1995. Introduction The Blackheath Hockey and Football Club were founded in 1861; it dropped its football interests in 1864. It declined after the First World War but was revived in 1925. Its ground is now in Catford. (The Heath, by Neil Rhind). All the photographs are posed group portraits of teams/club members, unless otherwise stated. Some are labelled "damaged by enemy action", but the damage is minor and appears to have been caused by water. Restricted access to these items contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Acquired by: Deposit Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 8 December 1995 Accession number: A/95/18 Listed: AJW 12/95 Covering Dates: 1896 - 1956 Extent: 23 Items A/95/18 A/95/18/1 Season 1895-6. Team named. C.1896 1 Item A/95/18/2 Season 1896-7, First Eleven. Team named. Labelled

"Damaged by enemy action." Similar to A/95/18/3 C.1897

1 Item A/95/18/3 Similar to A/95/18/2. Labelled - Damaged by enemy

action Undated [c.1897]

1 Item A/95/18/4 Season 1897-8, First Eleven. Team named. C.1898 1 Item A/95/18/5 The Club's annual dinner at the Trocadero Restaurant,

Piccadilly. Photograph damaged. 29 March 1898

1 Item

A/95/18/6 Folio from an album with two team photographs, labelled "Christ's Coll. Cambridge" (one player named) and "King's Coll. Cambridge" (three players named).

? C.1900

1 Item A/95/18/7 1 XI 1929-30. Team named. Labelled "Damaged by

enemy action." 1929-30 (Some same as in no. A/95/18/8).

C.1930

1 Item A/95/18/8 1929-30 (Some the same as in A/95/18/7) (A/95/18/9

copy) C.1930

1 Item A/95/18/9 As A/95/18/8 (a second copy). C.1930 1 Item A/95/18/10 1930-31. (A list gives the names of the Second Eleven; it

is not certain whether it belongs with this photograph.) C.1930

1 Item A/95/18/11 1 XI 1936-1937 team named Damaged by enemy action C.1937 1 Item A/95/18/12 1937-8. Team named. C.1938 1 Item A/95/18/13 First Eleven, at Folkestone. 1948 1 Item A/95/18/14 Second Eleven, at Folkestone. 1948 1 Item A/95/18/15 First Eleven. Team named. 1948 1 Item A/95/18/16 2 photographs mounted together of a match against

Oxford University. Blackheath players named 1948

1 Item A/95/18/17 The "Ancients" Team (v. the "Moderns"). 20 November 1949 1 Item A/95/18/18 At Folkestone Team named (Different team to

A/95/18/19.) 1949

1 Item A/95/18/19 At Folkestone Team named (Different team to

A/95/18/18.) 1949

1 Item A/95/18/20 1949-50. Team named. C.1950 1 Item

A/95/18/21 2 Eleven, season 1952-1953. Team named. C.1953 1 Item A/95/18/22 First XI, 1955. Team named. C.1955 1 Item A/95/18/23 1956. Team named. March 1956 1 Item

A/95/19 Appointment of Trustees

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Surrey Record Office, ultimately from the Board of Trade Bankruptcy Department. Introduction A directory of 1875 lists Reverend John Thomas Willis [1819 Ireland - 1902] at 3 Plymouth Terrace, Devonshire Road. The Reverend John Thomas Willis married Mary Ransford De Castro [2 February 1835 – 12 June 1881] in 1861 in Islington. and they had 2 Daughters Gertrude, Mary F [born c. 1862 in British Honuras], Charlotte N [born c. 1865 Bepton Sussex] and Rebecca G [born c. 1871 Sydenham]. Acquired by: Deposit (indefinite loan). Access: Open. Date of accession: 21 December 1995 Accession number: A/95/19 Listed: AJW 12/95 Covering Dates: 1873 Extent: 1 Item A/95/19 A/95/19/1 Appointment of new trustees under the marriage

settlement of The Reverend John Thomas Willis, clerk in holy orders, of Forest Hill, Kent, and Mary his wife, nee de Castro. Original settlement 1861.

24 November 1873

1 Item

A/96/1 Assignment of 24 Molesworth Street

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Mr Edward Cecil Jones. Introduction Acquired by: Deposit Access: Open. Date of accession: 1 February 1996 Accession number: A/96/1 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1877 Extent: 1 Item A/96/1 A/96/1/1 Assignment of 24 Molesworth Street, Lewisham between George Smith

and Robert Febb 1877

1 Item .

A/96/2 Metropolitan Provident Medical Society, Deptford & New Cross Branch: Records

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre

Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from the Greater London Record Office, now the London Metropolitan Archives. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/2 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1889 – [1996] Extent: 2 Items A/96/2 A/96/2/1 Metropolitan Provident Medical Society, Deptford and New

Cross Branch, prescriptions list for Mr/Mrs Court. 1889

1 Item A/96/2/2 Translation of prescriptions listed in A/96/2/1. 1996 1 Item

A/96/3 SE District, Union of Post Office Workers: Records

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following items were received from Ian Cook (Librarian) Introduction This collection contains the minutes of the South East [SE] District, Union of Post Office Workers formerly Postal and Telegraph Clerks The district covered part or all of the present London Boroughs of Greenwich, Lewisham, Southwark and Lambeth. Minutes of branch meetings, South East District Branch of the Postal and Telegraph Clerks Association, 1907, 1910, 1913, 1914-1922; and minutes of branch and committee meetings, Union of Post Office Workers, Metropolitan Districts Branch, S.E. District, 1935-1939. Acquired by: Deposit Access: Open Date of accession: 13/03/1996 Accession number: A/96/3 Covering Dates: 1907 - 1939 Extent: 1 Volume A/96/3 A/96/3/1 Minute Book; Includes minutes of branch meetings,

South East District Branch of the Union of Post Office Workers formerly Postal and Telegraph Clerks

1907 - 1939

1 Volume

A/96/6 Photograph Albums of War Damage

The following items were received from Gordon Dennington Introduction Acquired by: Permanent loan Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/6 Covering Dates: 1940 - 1945 Extent: 2 Volumes A/96/6 A/96/6/1 Photograph Album of war damage 1940 - 1945 1 Volume A/96/6/2 Photograph Album of war damage 1940 - 1945 1 Volume

A/96/7 Lewisham and Deptford: Deeds

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Mr Egan. Acquired by: Purchase Access: Open. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/7 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1857 - 1933 Extent: 4 Items A/96/7 A/96/7/1 Conveyance.

Piece of land in Lewisham, bordered on the south by a road called The Grove. 1. Arthur Gurney. 2. Robert Elden. Consideration: £30

26 October 1857

1 Item A/96/7/2 Assignment of Equity of Redemption.

21 Kerry Road, Deptford. 1. Mr D.C. Martin. 2. George Yeowell. Consideration: £56

28 August 1883

1 Item A/96/7/3 Assignment of Equity of Redemption.

21 Kerry Road, Deptford. 1. George Yeowell. 2. Mr D.C. Martin. Consideration: £10

27 January 1887

318 New Cross Road, Deptford. 1. Barclay Perkins & Co. Ltd. 2. Mr H.C. Morris. Consideration: £75 per annum

27 October 1933

1 Item

A/96/8 Deeds: Limes Grove

The following items were received from Mr A. Shabir Introduction This collection contains miscellaneous property records for a number of houses in Limes Grove, Lewisham. Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/8 Covering Dates: 1865-1959 Extent: 12 Items A/96/8 A/96/8/1 Lease. 13 and 14 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Edward and Mary Anne Legh. 2. John May.

Consideration: £12 per annum

2 December 1865

1 Item A/96/8/2 Counterpart Lease. 13 and 14 Limes Grove,

Lewisham. 1. Edward and Mary Anne Legh. 2. John May.

2 December 1865

1 Item A/96/8/3 Mortgage of Equity of Redemption. 13 and 14 Limes

Grove, Lewisham. 1. Messrs Marshall and Verrall. 2. Walter Capper.

Consideration: £251 9s 6d

21 May 1867

1 Item A/96/8/4 Assignment. 25 and 27 Limes Grove, formerly known

as 13 and 14 Limes Grove, Lewisham. 1. Thomas Benson and others. 2. Henry P. Jones. 3. Consideration: £750 10s

25 July 1878

1 Item

A/96/8/5 Assignment. 25 and 27 Limes Grove formerly

numbered 13 and 14 Limes Grove, Lewisham. 1. Henry P. Jones. 2. Robert Harris Miller.

Consideration: £840

16 April 1880

1 Item A/96/8/6 Assignment. 25 and 27 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Mrs Adeline Miller. 2. Robert Fulton.

11 November 1882

1 Item A/96/8/7 Assignment. 25 and 27 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Mr R. Fulton. 2. Mr W.F. Ball.

5 February 1917

1 Item A/96/8/8 Assignment. 35 and 37 Limes Grove, formerly known

as 25 and 27 Limes Grove, Lewisham. 1. Mr W.F. Ball. 2. Mr A. Knights.

1 February 1924

1 Item A/96/8/9 Mortgage. 35 and 37 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Mrs A.E. Fox and Mrs R.E. Gordon. 2. Mr A. Knights.

24 October 1924

1 Item A/96/8/10 Deed of Partition. 35 and 37 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Mrs R.G. Gordon. 2. Mrs A. E. Fox.

Consideration: £6 per annum, for 35 Limes Grove only.

8 August 1932

1 Item A/96/8/11 Assignment. 37 Limes Grove, Lewisham.

1. Mrs A.E. Fox. 2. Mr J.A. Roberts.

14 May 1935

1 Item A/96/8/12 Commercial Union Fire Policy for 37 Limes Grove with

amendment. 1951, 1959

1 Item

A/96/9 The Company Of Crown Players

The following items were received from Mrs J.C. Banks. Introduction The origins of the Crown Players date from 1943 when the Post Area Fireguard Social Club produced a play for the members. The Crown Players took shape as an independent entity the next year, and in the next decades performed at many venues throughout the borough including at Lewisham Town Hall. Acquired by: Donation Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/9 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: Extent: 25 Files A/96/9 A/96/9/1 Annals of the Crown Players. 1943-1946 1 Item A/96/9/2 Annals of the Crown Players. 1946-1947 1 Item A/96/9/3 Minute Book. 1944-1947 1 Item A/96/9/4 Visitor’s Book and attendance summary. 1944-1947 1 Item A/96/9/5 Membership lists. 1945, 1966, 1967 1 Item A/96/9/6 Balance sheet/financial report, AGM Attendance list

printer's bill. 1971-1972

1 Item A/96/9/7 Babes in the Wood script. 1960s 1 Item A/96/9/8 The Christmas Play script. 1960s 1 Item

A/96/9/9 Gas Light script. 1939 1 Item A/96/9/10 Semi Detached script. 1960s 1 Item A/96/9/11 Handbills for plays. 1940s, 1970s 1 File A/96/9/12 Programmes. C 1946-1968 1 File A/96/9/13 Posters for plays. 1970s 1 File A/96/9/14 Photographs of cast on stage and off. 1950s 1 File A/96/9/15 Annual Dinner and Dance tickets. 1958-1970 1 File A/96/9/16 Annual Dinner and Dance programmes. 1958-1962 1 File A/96/9/17 Annual Dinner and Dance correspondence. 1965-1970 1 File A/96/9/18 Photographs of Annual Dinner. C 1950s 1 File A/96/9/19 Correspondence with Lewisham Arts Council. 1959-1974 1 File A/96/9/20 Blank headed notepaper. 1950s 1 Item A/96/9/21 News cuttings. 1948-1972 1 File A/96/9/22 Lewisham Music and Drama Festival Diary. 1971 1 Item A/96/9/23 Blitz Bits, ARP F94 Post Christmas magazine. 1944 1 Item A/96/9/24 Journal of Warden's post B21, Victory Souvenir Copy. 1945 1 Item A/96/9/25 ARP notes. 1942 1 File

A/96/10 Personal Papers of Miss Violet Manners

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Mr Tony Manners, nephew of Violet Manners. Introduction Violet Manners, b. 1895, was a lifelong member of Hither Green Congregational (later United Reformed) Church. These papers were with others, mainly family photographs, which the donor has retained. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1 June 1996 Accession number: A/96/10 Listed: 1996 AJW Covering Dates: 1904 - 1972 Extent: 31 Items A/96/10 A/96/10/1 Postcard of Hither Green Lane, sent to Master F Manners (A

copy can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

1 Item A/96/10/2 Postcard of Trinity Congregational Church, Catford, sent to S S

Shrubsole Esq., 1905 (A copy can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

1 Item A/96/10/3 Postcard of Ladywell, sent to Master F S C Manners (A copy

can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

1 Item A/96/10/4 Postcard of "The Jamaicans" a choir from Jamaica appearing at

the Broadway Theatre, Deptford [see Kentish Mercury 7 September 1906] (A copy can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

1 Item A/96/10/5 Postcard of Ladywell Recreation Ground, sent to Master F S C

Manners (A copy can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

1 Item

A/96/10/6 Postcard of Claremont House School, Brownhill Road, Catford, unsent. (A copy can be consulted in the Local History and Archives Centre in the Small Pictures Collection).

Undated

1 Item A/96/10/7 Rules of the Society of the people called Methodists

[Wesleyan]. Undated

1 Item A/96/10/8 Rules, South London Wesleyan Mission (Rodney Road) Young

men's Bible Class. Undated

1 Item A/96/10/9 Specification for an "Invincible" gent's cycle, to Mr F Jackson,

from S C Chapman, 99 Darwin St. 1905

1 Item A/96/10/10 Bill for an "Invincible" gent's cycle, to Mr F Jackson, from S C

Chapman, 99 Darwin St. 1905

1 Item A/96/10/11 Letter to Violet Manners from Rev. F J Trick, Pastor of Hither

Green Congregational Church, on her 21st birthday. 1916

1 Item A/96/10/12 "Definition of a Lady", Manuscript, unattributed. Undated 1 Item A/96/10/13 National Health Insurance card of F Jackson. 1922 1 Item A/96/10/14 National Health Insurance cards (3) of R F J Jackson. 1920 1 Item A/96/10/15 National Health Insurance cards (3) of R F J Jackson. 1927 1 Item A/96/10/16 National Health Insurance cards (3) of R F J Jackson. 1931 1 Item A/96/10/17 Unemployment Insurance card of R F J Jackson. 1924-5 1 Item A/96/10/18 Letter from R S Birch [pastor at Hither Green] to Violet Manners

concerning his resignation [but see 19]. January 1947

1 Item A/96/10/19 Newsletter, Torridon Road Congregational Church, reporting

the funeral and memorial service of the Minister, Dr R S Birch. December 1947

1 Item A/96/10/20 Card recording Violet Manners as godparent. 1948 1 Item

A/96/10/21 Envelope containing two letters to Violet Manners and two news cuttings from Rev. H Berry, former minister at Hither Green.

1 Item A/96/10/22 Letter from Walter Ashby, Secretary, Hither Green

Congregational Church, to Violet Manners on her proposed resignation as Treasurer.

1 Item A/96/10/23 Letter, Ethel and Walter [Ashby] to Violet Manners on her

forthcoming retirement [as Treasurer]. 1957

1 Item A/96/10/24 Letter from the London Congregational Union Home Churches

Fund to Violet Manners on her retirement. 1958

1 Item A/96/10/25 Letter to Violet Manners from James Milne, her successor as

Treasurer. 1958

1 Item A/96/10/26 Programme for an Entertainment at Hither Green

Congregational Church. 1963

1 Item A/96/10/27 Report on the Social Studies Group for 1969/70, by Violet

Manners, Chairman. Manuscript C.1970

1 Item A/96/10/28 Order of Service for the Recognition of The Rev. William

Simpson as Minister for Hither Green Congregational Church. 1972

1 Item A/96/10/29 Membership card of Violet Manners, Grove Park residents

Association. 1977

1 Item A/96/10/30 Programme of meetings for 1979 of the Happy Circle Club for

handicapped people, meeting at the United Reformed Church, Torridon Road (Violet Manners President).

1 Item A/96/10/31 Notes for a speech [by Violet Manners] recalling her long

association with the church. Undated

1 Item

A/96/12 Deptford Events: Programmes

The following items were received from Alderman and Mrs Crisp Introduction This collection contains papers especially events programmes relating to Deptford Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/12 Covering Dates: 1939 - 1963 Extent: Small Part Box A/96/12

A/96/13 Lease, 222 Brownhill Road, Catford

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Mr Larry Ilott. Introduction 12 shops, nos. 1 -12 Preoria Terrance (later 218 - 236 Brownhill Road) created by J.W. Webb of Crofton Park Brickfields, Brockley, c. 1900, on land orginally part of St. Germains estate. Brownhill Road was not created until 1870s when Priory Farm was demolished and a short cul-de-sac was built. This was further developed when The Corbett Estate development began in the 1890s and houses were extended 200 – 300 yards from Rushey Green. See http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/catford/brownhill-road-1905.htm for picture and http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/lewisham/hither-green/1904-map.htm for map of area in 1904. Acquired by: Purchase Access: Open. Date of accession: 15 July 1996 Accession number: A/96/13 Listed: July 1996 AJW Related Material: See Also A/81/50 1-12 Preoria Terrace [later 218-236 Brownhill Road Deeds (1889) - 1927 Covering Dates: 1924 Extent: 1 Item A/96/13 A/96/13/1 Counterpart lease for 21 years

1 Fremlin Brothers Ltd. 2 Mr Thomas John Robbins, provision merchant No 222 Brownhill Road Catford (formerly 3 Pretoria Terrace): shop and premises with stables at rear. 2 to use the premises for the trade of a provision merchant, grocer and wine, spirit and beer dealer, selling alcoholic drinks supplied by 1. Includes: Schedule of shop fixtures. Plan

31 October 1924

1 Item

A/96/15 Diaries of Miss V.E. Smith

The following items were received from Mr John King Introduction Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/15 Related Material: See Also A/93/15 Covering Dates: Extent: 1 Box A/96/15

A/96/16 Priory Estate Plots 210 – 212: Mortgage

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from the Greater London Record Office. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/16 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1924 Extent: 1 Item A/96/16 A/96/16/1 Attested Copy of Mortgage.

Priory Estate plots 210-212 1: Joseph West. 2: The Municipal Permanent Investment Building Society. Consideration: £162 plus interest.

4 December 1889

1 Item

A/96/17 Local News Cuttings

Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre Lewisham Library, 199-201 Lewisham High Street, London SE13 6LG The following item were received from Victoria Wood. Acquired by: Donation Access: Open. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/17 Listed: 1996 JDO Covering Dates: 1936 - 1982 Extent: 1 Item A/96/17 A/96/17/1 Miscellaneous news cuttings, mostly concerning Royal

events and Lewisham stories. Also includes London Tramways Guide, 1909 and Booklet, Pageant of Old Lewisham, 1897.

1936 -1982

1 Item

A/96/18 Deptford Deeds and Other Papers

The following items were received from Deptford Central Library Introduction This collection contains deeds contains one of the oldest surviving deeds to land in Deptford. There are also deeds to property in the Stowage and on Butt Lane, now Deptford High Street. The collection also contains papers of the Hyde family and miscellaneous papers. Note New Numbering Acquired by: Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/18 Covering Dates: 1565-1965 Extent: 65 Files A/96/18 A/96/18/1 Deptford Deeds A/96/18/1/1 Quitclaim. 9 messuages, 9 gardens, 25 acres of

meadows, 30 acres of pasture and 6 acres of woodland in Deptford.

1. Arthur Dawberry and William Salt. 2. Anthony Walker.

10 December 1565

1 Item A/96/18/1/2 Inventory of the goods of Mary Newman, widow in the

house of William Cocke, Deptford. 8 June 1690

1 Item A/96/18/1/3 Lease. Land in the Stowage, Deptford.

1. Abraham Taylor and Mary, his wife. 2. Jacob Taylor and Sarah, his wife.

Consideration: peppercorn

18 June 1710

1 Item

A/96/18/1/4 Lease. Two pieces of land adjoining the Thames and in the Stowage, Deptford.

1. Jacob Taylor and Sarah, his wife. 2. Matthew Blissett.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Land in the Stowage, Deptford.

1. Jacob Taylor and Sarah, his wife. 2. Matthew Blissett. Consideration: £10 15s

1 Item A/96/18/1/5 Mortgage. Messuage in the Stowage.

1. Jacob Taylor. 2. Thomas Tonil.

Consideration: £40

9 October 1732

1 Item A/96/18/1/6 Lease. Stowidge House and wharf warehouses and

sheds, Deptford. 1. Peter Delamoffe and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. George Pilther.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Stowidge House and wharf warehouses and sheds, Deptford.

1. Peter Delamoffe and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. George Pilther.

Consideration: £150; and; Final Agreement. Stowidge House and wharf warehouses and sheds, Deptford.

1. Peter Delamoffe and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. George Pilther.

1 Item A/96/18/1/7 Release. Two pieces of ground and boathouse in the

Stowage, Deptford. 1. Francis Blisett. 2. William Reynolds.

Consideration: £39 10s

27 April 1739

1 Item A/96/18/1/8 Lease. Messuage in the Stowage.

1. Jacob Taylor. 2. William Reynolds.

Consideration: 5s

5 August 1742

1 Item

A/96/18/1/9 Release. Land in the Stowage, Deptford. 1. Jacob Taylor. 2. William Reynolds.

26 August 1743

1 Item A/96/18/1/10 Release by way of mortgage. Stowidge House and

wharf warehouses and sheds, Deptford. 1. George Pilther. 2. Samuel Brookes.

Consideration: £40

6 October 1750

1 Item A/96/18/1/11 Lease. Stowidge House and wharf warehouses and

sheds, Deptford. 1. George Pilther and Samuel Brookes. 2. William Reynolds and John Staples.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Stowidge House and wharf warehouses and sheds, Deptford.

1. George Pilther. 2. Samuel Brookes.; 3. William Reynolds and John Staples.

Consideration: 10s from 3 to 2, £165 from 3 to 1

1 Item A/96/18/1/12 Copy of Will. Codicil. Two messuages on the West side

of Church Street, Deptford and messuage in Upper Deptford.; Land from 1 to 2. Messuage near the Tide Mill, Church Street, Deptford and messuages on the West side of Church Street; Land from 1 to 3. Property on the West side of Butt Lane. Land from 1 to 4.

1. Mrs Eliza Vokin. 2. Ann Gee, daughter. 3. Sarah Finch, daughter. 4. John Roberts and John Parr.

23 March 1730; 29 March 1735

1 Item A/96/18/1/13 Copy Deed of Surrender. Five acres of land adjoining

Say's Green, Deptford. 1. Mary Sewer. 2. Thomas Sewer, her son.;

6 May 1737

1 Item

A/96/18/1/14 Release and Confirmation by way of mortgage. Messuages on the west side of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. Stewart Sparkes and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Francis Gasker.

15 September 1737

1 Item A/96/18/1/15 Lease. Two houses to the west of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. Elizabeth Gasker. 2. William Reynolds.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Two houses to the west of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. Elizabeth Gasker. 2. William Reynolds.;

Consideration: £11per annum

1 Item A/96/18/1/16 Grant of Annuity. Two pieces of land and two

messuages to the west of Butt Lane, Deptford. 1. William Reynolds. 2. Elizabeth Gasker. 3. Ann Gilbert.;

Consideration: £11 p. a.

24 January 1740

1 Item A/96/18/1/17 Counterpart of Lease. Messuage on the west side of

Butt Lane, Deptford. 1. William Reynolds Esq. 2. John Dickinson.

Consideration: £14 14s per annum

14 November 1764

1 Item A/96/18/1/18 Lease. Land to the west of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. John Thomson. 2. Edward Pierce.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Land to the west of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. John Thomson. 2. 2. Edward Pierce.

1 Item

A/96/18/1/19 Lease. Property on the west side of Butt Lane, Deptford;

1. Thomas Jones. 2. John Turpin.

1 July 1799

1 Item A/96/18/1/20 Mortgage. Three messuages, numbered 3,4 and 5 on

the West side of Butt Lane, Deptford. 1. Thomas Jones. 2. William Spurritt.

13 June 1804

1 Item A/96/18/1/21 Lease. Two messuages on the west side of Butt Lane,

Deptford. 1. Edward Jones. 2. John Turpin.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Two messuages on the west side of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. Edward Jones. 2. John Turpin.

Consideration: £300; and; Advice on the statement by Mr Houson of Lincoln's Inn, for Stupart, solicitor of Greenwich.

1 Item A/96/18/1/22 Deed of Covenant. Slade's Place, Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. James Hughes. 2. George Emmett, Esq. Consideration: £14 14s per annum

20 March 1807

1 Item A/96/18/1/23 Release in Fee. Two messuages on the east side of

Butt Lane, Deptford. 1. Joseph Davie the Elder; 2. The Rev. Joseph Davie the younger. 3. Mrs Mary Slade.

18 April 1775

1 Item A/96/18/1/24 Lease. Messuage and stable, on the south east side of

the pound in Upper Deptford, near the waterhouse. William Wright. Francis Seabrook. Consideration: 5s

18 December 1743

1 Item

A/96/18/1/25 Copy of Extract of Will. Messuages in the Broadway, Deptford.

1. John Paine. 2. Elizabeth Evans.

30 October 1754

1 Item A/96/18/1/26 Lease. Messuage on Deptford Broadway.

1. John Hiatt. 2. Edward Pierce;

Consideration: peppercorn; and; Release and Assignment of Term to attend the inheritance. Messuage on Broadway, Deptford.

1. John Hiatt and John Anson. 2. Edward Pierce;

Consideration: £22 10s 2d; and; Final Agreement. Messuage on Broadway, Deptford.

1. John Hiatt and Catharine, his wife. 2. Edward Pierce

1 Item A/96/18/1/27 Release. Land bordering Deptford Broadway.

1. Thomas Sewer. 2. Thomas Sewer the Younger.

26 May 1780

1 Item A/96/18/1/28 Lease. Two messuages on Backsides Street, Upper

Deptford. 1. Arthur Roone and Mary, his wife. 2. Edward Pierce.

Consideration: 5s; and; Release. Two messuages on Backsides Street, Upper Deptford.

1. Arthur Roone and Mary, his wife. 2. Edward Pierce.

Consideration: £30; and; Final Agreement; Two messuages on Backsides Street, Upper Deptford.

1. Arthur Roone and Mary, his wife. 2. Edward Pierce.

1 Item

A/96/18/1/29 Counterpart of Lease. Messuage in Butcher Row, meadowland in the Stowage, Bark Field and land between Bark Field and Flagon Row, Deptford.

1. Rev. William Wilson. 2. 2. William Warrington.

1 October 1784

1 Item A/96/18/1/30 Lease. Land to the west of St. Nicholas' Vicarage, west

and south of Row Street, north of Flagon Row Deptford.

1. John Thomson. 2. William Warrington.

Consideration: peppercorn; and; Release. Land to the west of St Nicholas' Vicarage, west and south of Row Street, north of Flagon Row Deptford.

1. John Thomson. 2. William Warrington.

Consideration: £34

18 August 1787

1 Item A/96/18/1/31 Conveyance. Land near Bromley Hill, on west side of

turnpike leading from Sevenoaks to London. 1. Henry Lee, John Rolt and George Smith,

trustees of New Cross Turnpike. 2. John Ashford.

30 May 1835

1 Item A/96/18/1/32 Mortgage. House and ground on High Street, north of

The Prince Regent, and two adjoining properties on Giffin Street, numbered 32 and 33, Deptford.

1. John Hills. 2. Rev. Robert Hunt.

17 April 1852

1 Item A/96/18/1/33 Conveyance. House with land at rear of The Three

Compasses and on the east side of Church Street, St. Nicholas', Deptford.

1. John Wolff. 2. 2. Joseph Smith.

Consideration: £10

12 March 1855

1 Item

A/96/18/1/34 Notice of Sale and Particulars. Property in High Street, Crossfield Lane and on the Green, Deptford, also at Trafalgar Road, Old Woolwich Road and Billingsgate Dock, Greenwich.

12 May 1858

1 Item A/96/18/1/35 Mortgage of rates.

1. Greenwich Board of Works. 2. London County Council.

Consideration: interest

30 March 1893

1 Item A/96/18/2 Hyde papers Marriage Settlement. Property in Wapping, in New

Cross, Church Street and on the east and west side of Butt Lane, Deptford.

1. John Hyde, Esq. 2. Mary Seymour. 3. Lord Francis Seymour and West Hyde. 4. Edward Seymour and William Allen.

Consideration: Property of Mary Seymour; Marriage between 1 and 2; Land from 1 to 3; Annuity from 3 to 1 of £400 per annum

14 September 1773

A/96/18/2/1 Copy Will of the late Mr Justice Hyde. 25 May 1787 1 Item A/96/18/2/2 Official Extract from the Will of Elizabeth Hyde. 15 April 1789 1 Item A/96/18/2/3 Summary list of deeds and other papers regarding

property in Deptford, Wapping and Blackheath owned by the Hyde family.

1 Item A/96/18/2/4 Copy Conveyance. Land and houses to the west of

Butt Lane, Deptford. 1. The Venerable Justly Hill, Trustee of Mr and Mrs

Augustus Hamilton. 2. The London and Greenwich Railway Company.

1 Item A/96/18/2/5 Sale Particulars of a Capital Sail Loft, warehouses and

premises in Wapping. 22 June 1815

1 Item A/96/18/2/6 Sale poster for property in Hyde Vale, Royal Hill and

King George Street, Greenwich. C 1850s

1 Item

A/96/18/2/7 Sale Particulars of property in Deptford High Street,

Cedar Bank, Diamond Terrace, Greenwich and between Diamond Terrace and Nightingale Lane.

15 May 1907

1 Item A/96/18/2/8 An Act for making and maintaining Croydon Canal. 1801 1 Item A/96/18/2/9 An Act allowing building on the land in Deptford, once

owned by the late Dame Mary Evelyn. 1830

1 Item A/96/18/3 Miscellaneous A/96/18/3/1 Printing block of map of the Hundred of Blackheath. 1778 1 Item A/96/18/3/2 Letter from Dr Gregory of the Royal Military Academy,

Woolwich, to Mr Harvey, concerning invitations for dinner and delivering a lecture.

17 October 1825

1 Item A/96/18/3/3 Letter from Annie Ashford to Deptford Town Clerk,

concerning the presentation of her late brother's news cuttings files to the Borough.

30 November 1905

1 Item A/96/18/3/4 Letter from Annie Ashford to Deptford Town Clerk,

concerning photograph of her late brother. 9 February 1907

1 Item A/96/18/3/5 Notes on Ashford Collection. C 1906 1 Item A/96/18/3/6 Notes on arrangement of Local Collection in Deptford

Library. C 1960

1 Item A/96/18/3/7 Letters from E.A. Phipson of Croydon concerning

execution of water colours. 1922

1 File A/96/18/3/8 News cuttings concerning Deptford, Lewisham,

Sydenham and Penge. 1824-1866

1 Item A/96/18/3/9 File containing notes on Deptford charities. 1835-1953 1 File

A/96/18/3/10 Miscellaneous papers, including Perambulations of

Greenwich. 1835-1962

1 File A/96/18/3/11 Miscellaneous file containing; Article on railway

incident at Sydenham.1846; Letters with address only to Mr P.S. Mather of 6 Montagu Place, Lower Road, Deptford. 1843-1844; Photocopied article on Robin Breakfasts at Deptford, from W. Greenwich past and present. 1885; Deptford Pier and Improvement Company drawing of Company Seal. 1833; Song, Comrades Farewell, by Thomas Turner. 1921; Tram tickets. c1920s; Verses of Skipper Johnson of Deptford Town, by Henry Vince. 1889; Tribute and letter concerning the late Arthur Purkis, Deptford Town Clerk. 1941; Deptford Library ticket of Miss Felicity Attlee, of 10 Downing Street. 1945; Notes on social conditions, 1902-1930. c1950; Notes on Boulton and Watt engines at Deptford. c1950s; Emblem of Deptford Chamber of Commerce. c1950; Article on London Turnpikes. 1965; Town of Anthony, France, newspapers. 1963; Advert for Munro Sale.c1930; Correspondence relating to Surrey Archaeological Society. 1956, 1958

1 File A/96/18/3/12 Breadmaking by machinery, illustrated article. C 1850s 1 Item A/96/18/3/13 Manuscript extract from Cyprus Reading's Memoirs of

Remarkable Misers, concerning Mary Luhorne of Deptford.

1 Item A/96/18/3/14 Lewisham National Reserve papers, including

Committee Minutes, 1914 and notice for Sunday Parade, 1911.

1911-1960

1 File A/96/18/3/15 Drawings of Evelyn and Watton coats of arms late 19th Century 1 File A/96/18/3/16 Poster for Parish Mission of St. Paul's with St. Mark's,

Deptford. C 1930s

1 Item A/96/18/3/17 New Cross Methodist Church Anniversary Festival

papers. 1938-1939

1 File

A/96/18/3/18 Letter and leaflet of the Deptford Social Service Centre

at the Congregationalist Church and Service Invitation. 1938, 1965

1 File A/96/18/3/19 Handbill for the third Annual Tournament of the

Deptford, Lewisham and District Association of the Baden Powell Boy Scouts.

1 Item A/96/18/3/20 Brochure of the National Fund for Poliomyeltis

Research. C 1930s

1 Item

A/96/19 Winn Road Ratepayers Association

The following items were received from Mr Nick Pallant. Introduction This collection contains the Chairman's records, minutes and correspondence. Winn Road Ratepayers Association, Lewisham. The Winn Road ratepayers Association was formed in 1981 as a result of a fatal road accident in that year. The group campaigned against the speed and volume of traffic using Winn Road. Acquired by: Access: This is only a File level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/19 Related Material: See Also 1910 Plan A/59/3 Covering Dates: 1981 - 1984 Extent: 21 Files A/96/19 A/96/19/1 Mr A. Pallant, Chairman's file. 1981 - 1982 1 File A/96/19/2 Mr A. Pallant, Chairman's file. 1982 1 File A/96/19/3 Letters to and from Mr A. Pallant regarding Association's bank

account. 1984

1 File A/96/19/4 Minutes and Constitution. 1981 1 File A/96/19/5 Minutes. 1982 1 File A/96/19/6 Agenda and attendance list for A.G.M. 1982 1 File A/96/19/7 Ideas Book. 1981 1 File A/96/19/8 Committee complaints about motorcycles on Horn Park

footpaths. 1982

1 File

A/96/19/9 News cuttings and draft of proposed involvement of

community worker in Grove Park. 1981

1 File A/96/19/10 Correspondence file of Roland Moyle M.P. for Lewisham

East. 1981

1 File A/96/19/11 Correspondence file of Roger Sims, M.P., for Bromley. 1981 1 File A/96/19/12 Correspondence file for Peter Bottomley M.P. for Bromley. 1981-1982 1 File A/96/19/13 Correspondence file of Borough of Bromley. 1981 1 File A/96/19/14 Correspondence file of Chris Long, Lewisham Community

relations. 1981

1 File A/96/19/15 Correspondence file of Borough of Lewisham Engineer and

Surveyor's Department. 1981-1982

1 File A/96/19/16 Petition and attached Lewisham Borough Engineer's

comments. 1981

1 File A/96/19/17 Correspondence file of the Borough of Greenwich. 1981-1982 1 File A/96/19/18 Petitions demanding reduction of traffic speed. 1982 1 File A/96/19/19 Newspaper article concerning road humps. 1983 1 File A/96/19/20 Miscellaneous, including Minutes of Lewisham Council

Committee meetings relating to traffic, and correspondence. 1983

1 File A/96/19/21 Correspondence regarding demolition of 26 Winn Road, and

building of flats. 1982, 1989

1 File

A/96/20 Marriage Licence: Mitchell and Ramsay

The following items were received from Local History (Battersea Library) Introduction Acquired by: Transfer Access: Open. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/20 Covering Dates: 1893 Extent: 1 Item A/96/20

A/96/20/1

Marriage Licence for Robert Nathaniel Mitchell & Clara Margaret Ramsay, who got married in the St George’s Hanover SquareRegistration District. Both were widowed and lived in Deptford. 1893

1 Item

A/96/21 Deeds and Other Papers

The following items were received from the British Records Association. Introduction This collection contains deeds and other papers have been arranged into the following sequence according to whether they primarily concern property or people, and then further ordered by date. Deptford Blackheath. Butt Lane and Evelyn Street Queen's Road Glebe Lodge Haddo Villas Kent Lodge North Road Granville Park Road Hughes' Fields Cambridge Terrace Lewisham High Street Blythe Hill Terrace Slade's Place Hillthorpe Lenham Road Tewkesbury Lodge St. Sidwell's Lewisham High Street Grand Parade Sunydene Street Catford Hill Crofton Park Road Deptford Cattle Market Rushey Green Bellingham Road Beckenham Hill Road Purford, Edward Enderby, Samuel Shute-Teschemaker Ledger family papers Moore family papers. Peppercorn Brothers Brann family papers

Acquired by: Access: This is only a collection level listing access is restricted; contact the Local History and Archives Centre. Date of accession: 1996 Accession number: A/96/21 Covering Dates: 1677-1953 Extent: Item151 files A/96/21 A/96/21/1 Deptford A/96/21/1/1 Common Recovery. 45 acres of land in West

Greenwich. 1. John Warfe and Samuel White. 2. John Falwood and John Gilbert.

Consideration Seal (fragile)

28 November 1677

1 Item A/96/21/2 Blackheath A/96/21/2/1 Declaration for the better prevention of robberies

in Blackheath, offering rewards for apprehension of malefactors, and list of subscribers to said fund.

4 August 1753

1 Item A/96/21/3 Butt Lane and Evelyn Street A/96/21/3/1 Lease. Property on the east side of Butt Lane,

Deptford. 1. Frederick Doveton. 2. Adam Bell.

30 August 1801

1 Item A/96/21/3/2 Lease. 295 Evelyn Street, Deptford.

1. Thomas Coombs. 2. Robert Taylor.

Consideration: £60 per annum and Assignment. 1. Robert Taylor. 2. James Hammond.

14 February 1898; 25 March 1889

1 Item A/96/21/4 Queen's Road A/96/21/4/1 Copy of Contract for the Redemption of Land Tax

for Henry Pomeroy for land in Hatcham and Peckham. Consideration: £3 7s

30 December 1806

1 Item

A/96/21/4/2 Notice of Mortgage of Equity of Redemption. Land

on north side of road between Peckham and New Cross.

1. John Munyance. 2. Robert Jones.

C 1844

1 Item A/96/21/4/3 Schedule of deeds for Robert Jones on

completion of purchase of Alpha House. C 1844

1 Item A/96/21/4/4 Mortgage and Bill of Sale. Messuage in Alpha

Place, Peckham. 1. John Cosier. 2. Messrs Jones and Evison.

Consideration: £125.

2 January 1858

1 Item A/96/21/4/5 Lease. Premises in Peckham Lane, Deptford.

1. Robert Jones; 2. John Cosier.

Consideration: £40 per annum and Deed Poll. 1. Messrs Botting and Jones. 2. Mr Alexander Sherman and Mrs Jones Cosier.

1 May 1873; 21 July 1865

1 Item A/96/21/4/6 Conveyance for the benefit of creditors. Alpha

House, Queen's Road, Peckham. 1. John Cosier. 2. George Watts.

16 October 1866

1 Item A/96/21/4/7 Assignment of Lease. Alpha House, Queen's

Road, Peckham. 1. George Watts. 2. John Smith.

17 December 1866

1 Item A/96/21/4/8 Assignment. Alpha House, Queen's Road,

Peckham. 1. John Smith and George Watts. 2. Alfred Micklebrugh.

22 January 1868

1 Item

A/96/21/4/9 Assignment. Alpha House, Peckham. 1. Alfred

Mickleburgh. 2. Mingaye Mighell. Consideration: £147 10s and Assignment. 1. Mingaye Mighell. 2. Messrs Botting and Jones.

19 July 1869; 1 May 1873

1 Item A/96/21/4/10 Assignment. Alpha House, Queen's Road,

Peckham. 1. William Izard. 2. Henry Collett.

31 January 1877

1 Item A/96/21/4/11 Specification for repairs. House and premises at

179 Queen's Road, Peckham. June 1877

1 Item A/96/21/4/12 Notice to determine Lease. Alpha Livery Stables,

Queen's Road, Peckham. James Dealing. 15 February 1881

1 Item A/96/21/4/13 Licence to Assign. 179 Queen's Road, Peckham.

1. Executors of Robert Jones. 2. Mungaye Mighell.

Two copies.

1 May 1873

2 Items A/96/21/4/14 Agreement. 179 Queen's Road, Peckham.

1. Dr S.W. Tebbs. 2. Mr H. Madle.

Consideration: £20

14 March 1885

1 Item A/96/21/4/15 Note saying that 179 Queen's Road was burnt

down in 1886 and also rebuilt that same year. C 1886

1 Item A/96/21/4/16 Invoice for repairs at 179 Queen's Road,

Peckham. 26 October 1886

1 Item A/96/21/4/17 Specification for repairs. House and premises at

181 Queen's Road, Peckham. June 1877

1 Item

A/96/21/4/18 Agreement. 273 Queen's Road, Peckham.

1. Dr Knowles-Jones. 2. Andrew Baker.

5 May 1906

1 Item A/96/21/4/19 Memorandum of deposit of deeds. Properties on

Queen's Road, Peckham. 1. Alfred Mickleburgh. 2. The Proctor Endowment Loan and Annuity

Company.

3 July 1868

1 Item A/96/21/4/20 Bond. Properties on Queen's Road, Peckham.

1. Alfred Mickleburgh. 2. The Proctor Endowment Loan and Annuity

Company. Consideration: £45 1s 4d per annum

3 July 1868

1 Item A/96/21/5 Glebe Lodge A/96/21/5/1 Mortgage. Land in Lee, part of Glebe land, to the

north of road from St. Margaret's Church to the railway station.

1. James Lamb. 2. Samuel Kingdon.

Consideration: £500 and interest

17 June 1850

1 Item A/96/21/5/2 Mortgage Security. Land in Lee, part of Glebe

land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. John Douglas; 2. Trustees of the Government Officers

Permanent Building Society. Consideration: £1652

7 August 1850

1 Item A/96/21/5/3 Assignment. Land in Lee, part of Glebe land, to

the north of road from St. Margaret's Church to the railway station.

1. James Lamb. 2. William Kingdon.

10 May 1853

1 Item

A/96/21/5/4 Lease. Land and property in Lee, part of Glebe land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. John Douglas; 2. Frederic Gosset.

24 May 1855

1 Item A/96/21/5/5 Counterpart Lease. Land and property in Lee, part

of Glebe land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. James Lamb. 2. John Douglas.

Consideration: £9 per annum for 1 year, then £90 per annum thereafter.

25 April 1856

1 Item A/96/21/5/6 Assignment. Land and property in Lee, part of

Glebe land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. William Lumley and Danby Fry. 2. Frederic Gosset.

30 January 1858

1 Item A/96/21/5/7 Assignment. Land and property in Lee, part of

Glebe land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. Richard Freeman and Frederic Gosset. 2. John Ratcliffe.

1 May 1867

1 Item A/96/21/5/8 Covenant to produce an indenture. Land and

property in Lee, part of Glebe land, to the north of road from St. Margaret's Church;

1. Richard Freeman and Frederic Gosset. 2. John Ratcliffe.

1 May 1867

1 Item A/96/21/5/9 Mortgage. Glebe Lodge, Lee.

1. John Ratcliffe. 2. Mrs Mary Thompson.

Consideration: £1400 and interest and Reassignment. 1. Mrs Mary Thompson. 2. John Ratcliffe.

23 October 1867; 15 May 1877

1 Item

A/96/21/6 Haddo Villas A/96/21/6/1 Mortgage by demise. 2 and 3 Haddo Villas,

Blackheath. 1. Lewis Glenton. 2. Alfred Adams

Consideration: £1500 and interest of 5&percnt;

16 October 1856

1 Item A/96/21/7 Kent Lodge A/96/21/7/1 Lease. Messuage on the south side of the road

leading from New Cross to Deptford. 1. William Drake Esq. 2. James Smith.

22 March 1848

1 Item A/96/21/7/2 Lease. Kent Lodge, Lewisham High Road.

1. Thomas Drake. 2. John Smith.

Consideration: £41 6s 6d per annum

10 April 1861

1 Item A/96/21/7/3 Assignment. Kent Lodge, and 216 and 214

Lewisham High Road, 1 and 1a Tressilian Road, Brockley.

1. Trustees of Mr Smith's settlement. 2. John Featherstone.

4 May 1905

1 Item A/96/21/8 North Road A/96/21/8/1 Counterpart Lease. 13 North Road, Blackheath

Park. 1. John Dyer. 2. Samuel Power.

28 September 1861

1 Item A/96/21/9 Granville Park Road A/96/21/9/1 Mortgage. 4 plots of land on Granville Park Road,

Lewisham. 1. William Mackrell. 2. Samuel Taylor and Richard Spicer.

Consideration: £1650 and 5&percnt; interest

22 November 1862

1 Item

A/96/21/9/2 Mortgage. 4 plots of land on Granville Park Road, Lewisham.

1. William Mackrell. 2. Mrs Emma Sutton.

24 November 1862

1 Item A/96/21/10 Hughes' Fields A/96/21/10/1 Appointment, Release and Grant. Properties on

the south of Hughes' Fields, Deptford. 1. John Russell and Sir Edward Hughes and

others. 2. Edward Halsey.

5 May 1864

1 Item A/96/21/11 Cambridge Terrace A/96/21/11/1 Lease. 5 Cambridge Terrace, Lee.

1. The Hon. Charles Gore. 2. Goolden Perrin.

2 January 1866

1 Item A/96/21/11/2 Mortgage. 5 Cambridge Terrace, Lee.

1. Goolden Perrin. 2. The Trustees of the Second Chatham and

Building and Investment Association. Consideration: £250 and Further Charge.

14 April 1866; 21 May 1866

1 Item A/96/21/11/3 Assignment. 5 Cambridge Terrace, Lee.

1. The Trustees of the Second Chatham and Building and Investment Association.

2. Miss Mabel Kimpton. Consideration: £450

11 March 1881

1 Item A/96/21/11/4 Mortgage. 5 Cambridge Terrace, Lee.

1. Miss Mabel Kimpton. 2. Messrs Herbert and others.

17 March 1881

1 Item

A/96/21/12 Lewisham High Street A/96/21/12/1 Mortgage. Land to the east of the High Street

Lewisham. 1. Joseph Bates. 2. Henry Gattey.

Consideration: £375 and interest of 5&percnt;

12 October 1871

1 Item A/96/21/13 Blythe Hill Terrace A/96/21/13/1 Mortgage. 9 Blythe Hill Terrace.

1. Samuel Hulbert. 2. Trustees of the Temperance Permanent

Benefit Building Society. Consideration: £175

16 January 1869

1 Item A/96/21/13/2 Assignment. 9 Blythe Hill Terrace, Lewisham.

1. Samuel Hulbert. 2. Charles Wilkins.

29 July 1869

1 Item A/96/21/14 Slade's Place A/96/21/14/1 Release. 2 Slade's Place, Bull Lane, Deptford.

1. Mr and Mrs John Smith and John Parsons. 2. Thomas Ferguson.

8 August 1877

1 Item A/96/21/15 Hillthorpe A/96/21/15/1 Lease. Hillthorpe, Sydenham Hill.

1. Mrs Jane Bilbe. 2. John Joselyn.

29 September 1885

1 Item A/96/21/15/2 Counterpart Underlease. Hillthorpe, Sydenham

Hill. 1. John Joselyn. 2. Otto Hagemann.

5 September 1888

1 Item A/96/21/16 Lenham Road A/96/21/16/1 Counterpart Lease. 41 Lenham Road, Lee.

1. Daniel Hagon. 2. George Mitchell.

14 September 1885

1 Item

A/96/21/16/2 Counterpart Lease. 57 Lenham Road, Lee.

1. George Whale. 2. George Mitchell.

30 December 1885

1 Item A/96/21/16/3 Mortgage. 53, 55, 57, 59 and 61 Lenham Road,

Lee. 1. George Mitchell. 2. The Industrial Permanent Benefit Building

Society. Consideration: £850 and interest of 6&percnt;

31 December 1885

1 Item A/96/21/16/4 Mortgage. 53, 55, 57, 59 and 61 Lenham Road,

Lee. 1. George Mitchell. 2. Mrs Francis Garrett and others.

30 April 1886

1 Item A/96/21/16/5 Assignment. 53, 55, 57, 59 and 61 Lenham Road

and 48, 50, 52, 54 and 56 Brightfield Road, Lee. 1. George Mitchell. 2. Harrison;

30 October 1886

1 Item A/96/21/16/6 Transfer of Mortgage. 53, 55, 57, 59 and 61

Lampmead Road, Lee. 1. Walter Keeble and others. 2. Miss Maria Garrett and Arthur Garrett.

24 October 1912

1 Item A/96/21/16/7 Transfer of Mortgage. 53, 55, 57, 59 and 61

Lampmead Road, Lee. 1. Miss Maria Garrett and Arthur Garrett. 2. Mrs Anna Wilson.

Consideration: £200 and interest and Discharge of Mortgage. 1. Representatives of Mrs Anna Wilson. 2. Representatives of Frederick Harrison.

6 November 1924; 10 January 1929

1 Item

A/96/21/17 Tewkesbury Lodge A/96/21/17/1 Appointment of new trustees. Will of Alfred

Richards of Tewkesbury Lodge. 1. John Paul. 2. Claude Baggallay and Charles Moore.

23 July 1889

1 Item A/96/21/17/2 Duplicate Conveyance. Tewkesbury Lodge, Forest

Hill. 1. Trustees of the will of Alfred Richards. 2. Charles Bayer.

18 November 1895

1 Item A/96/21/17/3 Appointment of trustees. Tewkesbury Lodge,

Forest Hill. 1. Claude Baggally. 2. Audley Miller and Herbert Baggally.

29 June 1899

1 Item A/96/21/17/4 Duplicate Conveyance. 24 acres of land to south

of railway, and north of Westwood Park, Forest Hill.

1. Trustees of the will of Alfred Richards. 2. Charles Bayer.

18 May 1900

1 Item A/96/21/18 St. Sidwell's A/96/21/18/1 Lease. St. Sidwell's, messuage on south east side

of Sydenham Hill. 1. The Mayor and the Commonalty and

citizens of the City of London. 2. John Paddon.

Consideration: peppercorn for 1 year, then £250 per annum

16 March 1893

1 Item A/96/21/19 Lewisham High Street A/96/21/19/1 Assignment. Shop in High Street, at south west

corner of Salisbury Hotel, Lewisham. 1. George Young. 2. Thomas Tilling Ltd.

29 March 1901

1 Item

A/96/21/19/2 Counterpart Lease. 88 High Street, Lewisham. 1. Allen Borrett and another. 2. Ernest Ventham and another.

Consideration: £150 per annum for 1 7 years, £175 per annum thereafter.

13 December 1930

1 Item A/96/21/19/3 Lease. 88 High Street, Lewisham.

1. Allen Borrett and another. 2. Ernest Ventham and another.

13 December 1930

1 Item A/96/21/19/4 Assignment. 88 High Street, Lewisham.

1. Ernest Ventham. 2. Messrs James Thompson and Ivan

Mathews. Consideration: £150 per annum for 1 7 years, £175 per annum thereafter.

30 January 1933

1 Item A/96/21/19/5 Assignment. 88 High Street, Lewisham.

1. Ivan Mathews. 2. James Thompson.

16 October 1934

1 Item A/96/21/19/6 Licence to assign lease. 88 High Street,

Lewisham. 1. Allen Borrett and another. 2. James Thompson and another.

16 October 1934

1 Item A/96/21/19/7 Licence to assign lease. 88 High Street,

Lewisham. 1. Allen Borrett and another. 2. Ernest Ventham.

6 February 1933

1 Item A/96/21/19/8 Surrender of Underlease. 88 High Street,

Lewisham. 1. James Thompson. 2. Bewlay and Co., Ltd.

9 August 1943

1 Item

A/96/21/20 Grand Parade A/96/21/20/1 Reconveyance. 20 Grand Parade, Sydenham

Road. 1. Mrs Hannah Bland. 2. James Edmondson.

02 April 1903

1 Item A/96/21/21 Sunydene Street A/96/21/21/1 Lease. Four plots of land on Sunnydene Street,

Sydenham. 1. Messrs Edmund Evans and William Hill. 2. Daniel Reynolds.

24 April 1903

1 Item A/96/21/22 Catford Hill A/96/21/22/1 Lease. 81 Catford Hill, Lewisham.

1. Frank Ongley. 2. John Bearman.

1 November 1909

1 Item A/96/21/23 Crofton Park Road. A/96/21/23/1 Conveyance. 19-47 Crofton Park Road, Brockley.

1. John Webb. 2. Messrs Edwin Galworthy and James Park.

23 October 1911

1 Item A/96/21/24 Deptford Cattle Market A/96/21/24/1 Plans of Deptford Foreign Cattle Market. C 1920s 1 Item A/96/21/25 Rushey Green A/96/21/25/1 Lease. Unspecified land in Rushey Green,

Catford. 1. Herbert and Albert Dew. 2. Andrew Long.

25 June 1923

1 Item A/96/21/25/2 Abstract of the title of Messrs Herbert Dew and

Albert Dew to land on east side of Rushey Green, Catford.

1 Item

A/96/21/25/3 Lease. 75E Rushey Green, Catford. 1. Embassy Halls Ltd. 2. The Minister of Works.

5 August 1953

1 Item A/96/21/25/4 Lease. 75E Rushey Green, Catford.

1. Embassy Halls Ltd. 2. The Minister of Works.

Consideration: £160 per annum and Counterpart Deed of Surrender. 1954. 1. The Minister of Works. 2. Embassy Halls Ltd.

13 August 1953

1 Item A/96/21/26 Bellingham Road A/96/21/26/1 Conveyance. 113 Bellingham Road, Catford.

1. Lord Forster. 2. Albert Lloyd.

18 July 1935

1 Item A/96/21/27 Beckenham Hill Road A/96/21/27/1 Agreement. 73 Beckenham Hill Road, Lewisham.

1. Manor Estates Ltd. 2. William and Lillian Armstrong.

25 November 1936

1 Item A/96/21/27/2 Transfer. 73 Beckenham Hill Road, Lewisham.

1. Manor Estates Ltd. 2. William and Lillian Armstrong.

1 Item A/96/21/28 Purford A/96/21/28/1 Probate of the Will and Codicil of Edward Purford

of Deptford. 1816

1 Item A/96/21/29 Enderby A/96/21/29/1 Copy Will of Samuel Enderby of Blackheath. 1829 1 Item

A/96/21/30 Shute-Teschemaker A/96/21/30/1 Marriage Settlement.

1. Anne Shute. 2. John Teschemaker. 3. Trustees of the late Richard Shute.

1 and 2 to marry. 3 to keep £4000 and other monies in trust for 1

4 February 1822

1 Item A/96/21/31 Ledger papers A/96/21/31/1 Conveyance and Assignment. Unspecified

properties in Deptford, Greenwich and Lewisham. 1. Edward Ledger. 2. Messrs Ledger and Hooper.

Consideration: None. Property to be held in trust by 2 for wife and children of 1.

5 September 1870

1 Item A/96/21/31/2 Copy Conveyance. Unspecified properties in

Deptford, Greenwich and Lewisham. 1. Edward Ledger. 2. Messrs Ledger and Hooper.

Consideration: None. Property to be held in trust by 2 for wife and children of 1.

5 September 1870

1 Item A/96/21/31/3 Counterpart Underlease. Land in the parish of St.

Mary Church, Devon. 1. Messrs Ledger and Cooper. 2. George White.

16 June 1875

1 Item A/96/21/31/4 Conveyance and Assignment. Unspecified

properties in Deptford, Greenwich and Lewisham. 1. Messrs Ledger and Hooper. 2. Mrs Henrietta Ledger.

Consideration: None

17 January 1877

1 Item A/96/21/31/5 Assignment. Properties on south side of Clarence

Street, on the west side of King William Street and on the west side of King Street, Greenwich,

1. Mrs Henrietta Ledger. 2. Alfred Ledger.

Consideration: None.

18 January 1877

1 Item

A/96/21/31/6 Release and Assignment. 3 Queen Street Place, City of London, Armoury Mill Field, Lewisham, land near Trummersfield in Coombpasford and land on south side of Lee High Road.

1. Miss Emily Ledger and Percy Ledger. 2. Alfred and Henry Ledger.

Consideration

5 April 1887

1 Item A/96/21/31/7 Probate of the Will of Edward Ledger. 20 May 1873 1 Item A/96/21/31/8 Will of Robert Ledger. 23 May 1876 1 Item A/96/21/31/9 Probate of the Will of Henrietta Ledger. 7 November 1883 1 Item A/96/21/31/10 Letter informing Alfred Ledger of change of

landlord. 19 March 1886

1 Item A/96/21/31/11 Copy of Last Will and Testament of John Roper. 1862 1 Item A/96/21/31/12 Inventory and valuation of the effects of Mr John

Roper. C 1862

1 Item A/96/21/31/13 Receipts relating to the property of the goods of

the late John Roper. 1865

1 Item A/96/21/31/14 Papers relating to expenses for monumental

inscription for John Roper. 1865

1 Item A/96/21/31/15 Expenses of obtaining probate with codicil of John

Roper's will. 1865

1 Item A/96/21/31/16 Declaration of Alfred Ledger relating to John

Roper's will. 1865

1 Item A/96/21/31/17 Edward Ledger's bill as executor of John Roper's

Will 1866

1 Item

A/96/21/31/18 Notebooks of Alfred Ledger, claiming that Roper

left property to the family. 1920s?

1 Item A/96/21/32 Moore papers A/96/21/32/1 Settlement. 15 plots of land and 15 premises on

the north side of Rosenthal Road, Lewisham. 1. Robert Moore. 2. Robert Moore and others.

Land to be held in trust for wife and children.

18 March 1895

1 Item A/96/21/32/2 Bill for legal fees, relating to Spencer verses

Arnold and Moore verses Blott, 1895-1897. 1897

1 Item A/96/21/32/3 Appointment of new trustees.

1. Robert Moore. 2. John Moore and others.

16 March 1907

1 Item A/96/21/32/4 Duplicate Order relating to Moore's Settlement. 1923 1 Item A/96/21/32/5 Abstract of the Title of Messrs Robert Moore,

Alexander Moore and Edward Moore to premises in Rosenthal Road, Catford.

1 Item A/96/21/32/6 Release of trustees. Trusts of the Settlement by

Robert Moore for Mrs Moore and children. 12 March 1935

1 Item A/96/21/32/7 Death Certificate of Mrs Amelia Moore. 1906 1 Item A/96/21/32/8 Statement of Income of trustees of estate of the

late Mrs Amelia Moore. 1935

1 Item A/96/21/32/9 Insurance policy for The Priory, Burnt Ash, Lee. 1893 1 Item A/96/21/32/10 Fire policy for 10 Rosenthal Road, Catford. 1924 1 Item A/96/21/32/11 Fire policy for 18 Rosenthal Road, Catford. 1924 1 Item

A/96/21/33 Peppercorn Brothers A/96/21/33/1 Lists of deeds and documents of Peppercorn

Brothers Ltd. 1914, 1915

1 Item A/96/21/33/2 Assignment. 9, 10, 11, 18, 19 The Broadway,

Deptford, 14 Deptford High Street, the Depository, Deptford Bridge, 54 and 56 London Street, Greenwich and 29, 30, 31, 36, 37, 38 Reginald Street, Deptford, 60 High Street, Sidcup, 44 Catherine Grove, Greenwich.

1. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd and others. 2. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd

03 March 1914

1 Item A/96/21/33/3 Supplemental Abstract of the title of Peppercorn

Brothers Ltd to 9-19 The Broadway, Deptford, 14 Deptford High Street, the Depository, Deptford Bridge, 54 and 56 London Street, Greenwich and Reginald Street, Deptford.

1 Item A/96/21/33/4 Duplicate Agreement. 4 and 6 King Street,

Deptford. 1. Rev. George Whidborne. 2. Messrs Peppercorn. Consideration: £38 per

19 October 1892

1 Item A/96/21/33/5 Counterpart Lease. Stables and buildings in

Reginald Street, Deptford. 1. Theopilus Williams 2. Messrs Alfred, John and Walter Peppercorn

Brothers. Consideration: £52 per annum

10 August 1899

1 Item A/96/21/33/6 Counterpart Lease. 29, 30, 31, 36, 37 and 38

Reginald Street, Deptford. 1. Mary Wraight. 2. Messrs Peppercorn Ltd.

9 October 1899

1 Item

A/96/21/33/7 Declaration. 29, 30, 31, 31, 36, 37 and 38 Reginald Street, Deptford.

1. Messrs Alfred, John and Walter Peppercorn;

2. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

04 March 1904

1 Item A/96/21/33/8 Lease. Shop in High Street, Sidcup.

1. Mrs Frances Peppercorn. 2. Messrs Alfred, John and Walter

Peppercorn. Consideration: £72 per annum and Assignment. 1. Messrs Alfred, John and Walter Peppercorn. 2. Mrs Frances Peppercorn.

4 May 1900; 25 November 1902

1 Item A/96/21/33/9 Supplemental Abstract of title of the Peppercorn

Brothers Ltd to 11 Broadway, Deptford. 1916

1 Item A/96/21/33/10 Copy Draft Licence. Alterations to 13 and 14 the

Broadway, Deptford. 1. Alfred May. 2. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

Consideration: None

17 March 1913

1 Item A/96/21/33/11 Copy Reconveyance. 15, 16, 17 The Broadway,

Deptford. 1. Messrs Henry Geare, Robert Webb and

David Hart. 2. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

03 March 1914

Brothers Ltd to 15-17 Broadway, Deptford. 1916

1 Item A/96/21/33/13 Deed of Covenant. 18 Broadway and stables

buildings in Reginald Street, Deptford. 1. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd. 2. Messrs Henry Geare and others.

31 January 1905

1 Item

A/96/21/33/14 Contract. 18 The Broadway, Deptford. 1. Loscombe Wallis. 2. The Prudential Assurance Company Ltd.

10 June 1916

1 Item A/96/21/33/15 Agreement. 44 Catherine Grove, Greenwich.

1. John Higham. 2. Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

15 April 1909

1 Item A/96/21/33/16 Lease. 34 Vickham Road, Brockley.

1. Thomas Deighton. 2. Messrs Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

10 March 1914

1 Item A/96/21/33/17 Demise. 84 Wickham Road, Brockley.

1. Mrs Emily Spillane. 2. Messrs Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

11 November 1913

Brothers Ltd to 14 High Street, Deptford. 1916

1 Item A/96/21/33/19 Equitable Charge.

1. William Chapman. 2. Messrs Kenneth Brown, Charles Baker and

Alfred Baker. Consideration: £150 and interest of 12&percnt;

28 September 1914

1 Item A/96/21/33/20 Declaration of Trust. Shares in Peppercorn

Brothers Ltd. 1. Thomas Curtis and Henry Birks. 2. Miss Ann Peppercorn and John

Peppercorn. Shares held in trust.

27 February 1917

1 Item

A/96/21/33/21 Copy Declaration of Trust. Shares in Peppercorn Brothers Ltd.

1. Thomas Curtis and Henry Birks. 2. Miss Ann Peppercorn and John

Peppercorn. Shares held in trust.

27 February 1917

1 Item A/96/21/33/22 Correspondence relating to court case Waterworth

verses Peppercorn. 1913-1917

1 Item A/96/21/33/23 Chancery papers relating to case of Peppercorn

Brothers Ltd, Peppercorn verses the Company. 1915-1918

1 Item A/96/21/33/24 Miscellaneous correspondence, including

insurance papers. 1913-1917

1 Item A/96/21/33/25 Debenture shares in Peppercorn Brothers Ltd. 1914 1 Item A/96/21/34 Brann Papers A/96/21/34/1 Letters of Administration. Estate of John

Ramsden. 9 March 1896

1 Item A/96/21/34/2 Promissory notes to pay James Brann. 1904-1909 1 Item A/96/21/34/3 Certificate for burial of James Brann in Hither

Green Cemetery. 1912

1 Item A/96/21/34/4 Probate of the will and codicils. James Brann. 26 July 1912 1 Item A/96/21/34/5 Inland Revenue Succession duty form for James

Brann's properties. 1915, 1922

1 Item A/96/21/34/6 Assignment. 15-27, The Vale, Blackheath.

1. George Hutchings. 2. James Brann.

14 August 1891

1 Item

A/96/21/34/7 Tenancy Agreement. Part of 2 Grote's Place, Blackheath.

1. Joseph Gatcomb. 2. William Brann.

16 May 1905

1 Item A/96/21/34/8 Release and Covenant. Great Acton Farm,

Willersham, Kent. 1. Miss Lucy Smith. 2. James Brann and another.

28 April 1915

1 Item A/96/21/34/9 Release and Covenant. Leeds Farm, Willersham,

Kent. 1. Miss Gwynedd Owen. 2. James Brann and another.

Consideration: £400 and interest.

28 April 1915

1 Item A/96/21/34/10 Release and Covenant. Owley Farm, Willersham,

Kent. 1. Herbert Rutley. 2. James Brann and another.

28 April 1915

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