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TENCHLEYS FARM, TENCHLEYS PARK AND TENCHLEYS MANOR, LIMPSFIELD: DEEDS AND PAPERS, 1623-1952
Reference Number: 642
Descriptive Information about the Record (click to expand) Provenance Presented by Mr J Woods of Betchworth in November 1974.
-Introduction The Tenchleys estate lay on the east of the parish of Limpsfield. A sketch map of 1781 (-/6/5), by which date it had almost attained its greatest extent, shows it as an inverted triangle of land stretching from Limpsfield Common in the north to Itchingwood Common in the south. Tenchleys Lane (see -/6/-) formed the western border. The name Tenchleys probably derives from a John Tynteslegh who was holding property there in 1312 (A Mawer and F M Stenton, The Place Names of Surrey (Cambridge, 1934)). In 1423/4 an extent of the manor of Limpsfield includes John Tyntesle as a tenant of the manor (Surrey Archaeological Collections, vol VI, 1874, p.157).
By the second half of the sixteenth century the Holmeden family, significant local landowners, were in possession. Burke's Landed Gentry, 1952, mentions Thomas Holmeden of Hexsted and Tenchleys, and lord of the manor of Lingfield, recording his arms in 1577 and goes on to trace the descent of the family through Reginald Holmeden of Puttenden Manor and Tenchleys, Anthony Holmeden of the same and Thomas Holmeden of Tenchleys, the first of the family to appear in this collection. This Thomas, who was knighted in 1622, built up the estate through the acquisition of Clenchlands and Slickendens in 1616 (copyhold lands of the manor of Limpsfield), Gibbs Quarry and the Quarry in 1623 (-/1/1) and Ingleyland, Ingleylands Coppice and Collisters in 1646 (-/1/3). By 1649 36 acres including Smith Mead & Well Mead had been enclosed as 'the Park' (-/1/5).
Sir Thomas (d.1650) was succeeded by his son John Holmeden who enlarged the Park until it covered 88 acres. He appears to have viewed the estate as a useful source of ready capital as portions of it were frequently mortgaged (-/1/20) and in 1674 he sold it to the trustees of Philip Raleigh, a London merchant (-/1/8 & 20). Raleigh only held the estate for 16 years, adding the copyhold land known as Gunbutts and reducing the size of the Park to 73 acres, before selling it to Thomas Harrison, a Middlesex goldsmith, in 1690 (-/1/11,12).
Thomas Harrison disposed of Clenchlands and Slickendens, the former in 1703 (court roll of manor of Limpsfield, ref 2186/1/22). In a rental of the manor of 1718 (ref 2186/1/29) his holdings around Tenchleys are loosely described, with no attempt to detail the individual parcels, as they appear in these deeds, as the house and 30 acres, 100 acres called the Quarry, Medhurst Mead and 3 parcels of copyhold land, including Gunbutts. He also held other land of the manor around the village of Limpsfield.
Thomas Harrison left Tenchleys to his wife, Elizabeth, his son Thomas having predeceased him, and the estate was briefly split when Elizabeth Harrison bequeathed it to her nieces, Esther Hall and Mercy Teulon, the daughters of her sister Hester Godfrey in 1738 (-/1/23-26). However Esther Hall appears to have died childless and the estate was reunited in 1778 as she had bequeathed it to her nephew, Melchior Seymour Teulon, who also inherited his mother Mercy Teulon's share (-/1/30,33). Melchior Seymour Teulon preserved this division when he in turn shared Tenchleys between his two sons, Melchior Seymour Teulon the younger and Thomas Anthony Teulon. However the former, who resided in Greenock, Scotland, sold his share to Thomas in 1806 (-/1/35) thus again reuniting the estate.
In 1741 it appears that the Park was still the size it had been in 1690 (-/1/30). However the sketch map of 1781 (-/6/5) shows it much reduced in size and a lease of 1782 (-/1/34) makes no mention of it but does refer to 32 acres of woodland. This area, later called Tenchleys Wood, clearly formed the bulk of the Park shown on the 1781 map. Unfortunately several of the fields listed in the lease do not appear on the map nor on the tithe map of 1841, and thus can not now be located with any certainty.
Until Thomas Teulon inherited the estate the dwelling house was situated at its south end, separated from the Park by farm land. This original house, still standing today as Tenchleys Manor, was reputed to be the old manor house of the manor of Limpsfield and part dated from the sixteenth century (Victoria History of the County of Surrey, vol. IV (London, 1912)). It appears that none of the owners after Thomas Harrison lived in the house but leased it out together with the estate to a succession of local farmers. Thomas Anthony Teulon, variously described as a corn chandler and a gentleman, took a more active interest in Tenchleys, making it his residence. However he did not choose to live in the old house but built a large new house in the northern half of the Park which became known as Tenchleys Park. The tithe map of 1841 shows that Thomas Teulon was holding 41 acres in his own hands, including the new house, the wood and some unnamed plots of arable and meadow adjoining the latter. The remaining 72 acres were leased out to a farmer, William Boys. Included in this was the Park Slipe purchased by Thomas in 1838.
Thomas Teulon (d.1844) again divided the estate. On the death of his wife Rachel (d.1849) the new house, Tenchleys Park, and 17 acres attached to it were to pass to his sons, Seymour and William Hensman Teulon, and the residue was to be held in trust by them, the issues being paid to all of Thomas's children. This residue was then to pass to Thomas's heirs (-/3/1). In fact William agreed that Seymour should occupy Tenchleys Park while he lived and also mortgaged his interest in the estate to Seymour in return for a loan to help him in his hop business (-/3/6). Thus until his death in 1876 Seymour Teulon resided at the house to which he added a new facade in 1858, described as 'odd' in I Nairn and N Pevsner The Buildings of England: Surrey. A comparison of the 1841 tithe map and the 1868 edition of the 25" Ordnance Survey map, Surrey sheet XXVIII.14, reveals that Seymour also did much in laying out the grounds surrounding the new house. Under his management the estate was enfranchised from dues owed to the lord of the manor of Limpsfield and in 1869 he also purchased nine cottages at Champions Pits (-/4/-).
Seymour Teulon appears to have become confused as to the extent of the portion of the estate he was at liberty to bequeath and a deed of family arrangement was necessary to settle claims arising from his will and that of his father (-/5/1,5). The resulting settlement of 1877 left Seymour's wife Matilda and brother William with life interests in Tenchleys Park and 20 acres adjoining it, and William and his daughter Helena with life interests in Tenchleys Farm, remainder in each case to Flora Teulon, William's elder daughter. Flora married Edward Margrave Esdaile in 1873 and in 1880 they had a deed of settlement drawn up to provide for their children. By this settlement Flora's interest in Tenchleys was conveyed to trustees, the property to be sold when the life interests of Matilda,William and Helena had expired (-/5/20).
William Teulon and Helena, who married William Sonnenschein but changed her name to Stallybrass in 1918 (-/6/19), proved doughty landlords following in the footsteps of Thomas and Seymour Teulon, as can be seen from the correspondence and papers in section 6. Battles over common rights and the status of Tenchleys Lane were frequent.
William Hensman Teulon died in 1899 and Tenchleys Park and the land to the north of it, over 22 acres in all, were sold to Edward Brodie Hoare who had been leasing it from 1892 (poor rate books, Limpsfield, ref 3293/14/-). The remainder of the estate, known as Tenchleys Farm, passed to William's daughter Helena and she leased out the land and the old house separately, the latter acquiring its present name of Tenchleys Manor.
Helena died in 1931/32 at which point the remainder of the estate passed into the hands of the trustees of the 1880 marriage settlement. Tenchleys Wood, the northern portion of the estate bordering Tenchleys Park, which hitherto had been part of the farm, was sold to the then owner of the Park, Gerald Gascoigne Lynde (-/5/34). Between 1936 and 1941 Tenchleys Manor was also sold to G R Appleyard. It is not known when the residue of the estate was sold by the trustees.
-The records - Arrangement The deeds when acquired had been roughly arranged in a long chronological sequence with the majority of the nineteenth and twentieth century deeds in various packets. This arrangement has not been retained. The main series of deeds and papers relating to Tenchleys have been arranged chronologically although deeds stemming directly from provisions in an earlier deed have been listed after that deed even if this disturbs the chronological sequence. This main sequence (sections 1, 3 and 5) has also been interrupted by series of deeds and papers relating to property added to the main estate. These subordinate series have been inserted into the main series at the date the property was acquired (sections 2 and 4). Section 6 comprises correspondence and papers chiefly relating to disputes over common rights and the status of Tenchleys Lane as a public right of way; these were found together and have been kept so. In section 7 are brought together all those deeds and papers, chiefly concerning other members of the families who owned Tenchleys, which have no bearing on the descent of the property, nor stem from deeds found within the main series.
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series: 642/1/ - TENCHLEYS Scope: Item -/1/20 relates to copyhold land. Date: 1623-1833 Bargain and sale with enfeoffment of 3 parcels of land adjoining Tenc... Title Bargain and sale with enfeoffment of 3 parcels of land adjoining Tenchleys 1) Johanna Roffey, daughter of William Roffey, late of Horley, gent, and Katherine his wife and Anthony Bickerstaffe of Tandridge, gent 2) Sir Thomas Holmeden of Tenchleys. Messuage and 3 crofts of land called Gibbs Quarry of 6a; piece of coppice ground or woodland called The Quarry of 32a. Both premises in the tenure of Elizabeth Greene, widow, and abutting Limpsfield Chart common to the east, the lands of 2) and Sir Thomas Gresham to the south, the highway from Tenchleys to Westerham, Kent, and other lands of 2) to the west and the said highway and Limpsfield Chart to the north. Consideration: £80 Reference 642/1/1 Unit Date 2 Feb 1623 Start Date 16230202 End Date 16230202 Fine (left and right indentures) of above premises. ... Title Fine (left and right indentures) of above premises. Reference 642/1/2 Unit Date 1623 Start Date 16230101 End Date 16231231 Lease for 99 years for a peppercorn rent with covenant to convey the ... Title Lease for 99 years for a peppercorn rent with covenant to convey the fee simple within 3 years and bargain and sale of 4 parcels of land adjoining Tenchleys 1) Sir Edward Gresham of Limpsfield 2) Sir Thomas Holmeden. 2 parcels of land called Ingleyland of 12a and Ingleylands Coppice of 3a, abutting highway from Itchingwood to Limpsfield Heath to west, land of 2) called The Quarry to north, land of 2) called Smiths Mead and Well Mead to east and south; parcel of land called Collisters of 8a, abutting highway from Staffords Wood to Itchingwood to west, copyhold lane leading to land of 2) called Clenchlands to north, Clench Lane to east, and parts of lands of Stokenden Farm and other lands called Collisters to south. Consideration: £330 already paid to the late Sir John Gresham of Titsey, father of 1). Endorsements: memoranda on both deeds that they were shown to Gresham Woodhouse esq and Richard Bray at the time of their examination in Chancery on behalf of Janie Mary Gresham, widow, and other debtors at the suit of Thomas Gresham esq. Reference 642/1/3-4 Unit Date 14 Feb 1646 -12 Oct 1646 Start Date 16460214 End Date 16461012 Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of John Holmeden esq to Eli... Title Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of John Holmeden esq to Elizabeth Lennard settling lands in east Surrey, including Tenchleys 1) Sir Thomas Holmeden 2) Sir Stephen Lennard, baronet of West Wickham, Kent, and Gresham Woodhouse of Limpsfield 3) John Holmeden esq of Limpsfield, son and heir of 1) 4) Elizabeth Lennard, one of daughters of 2). 1) covenants to levy fine to 2) of premises below in trust to several uses Capital messuage and farm of Tenchleys of 66a, of which 36a, formerly called in part Smith Mead & Well Mead, are now enclosed and called the Park, and 18a are called Medhurst Mead; Ingleyland and Ingleyland Coppice and Collisters (see -/1/3-4); lands in Limpsfield called Nutfield Lands and Pitchhurst of 70a now in the tenure of George Saxbye; messuage and lands in Limpsfield and Oxted called Merrills, Allen Lands and Brookelands of 70a in the tenure of Richard and John Seamen; messuage and lands in Nutfield, called Loghills of 65a in the tenure of George Shelley; messuage and lands in Walkhamstead and Godstone of 80a, in the tenure of William Wood; messuage and lands in Limpsfield called Merest Brownelands and Long Robbins of 57a in the tenure of Michael Holmden; messuage and lands in Limpsfield called Combers of 12a in the tenure of Christopher Lynne. Above premises to the use of 3) and 4) for their lives for 4)'s jointure, reversion to the heirs male of 3). Gibbs Quarry and The Quarry (see -/1/1); part of Tenchleys called Lower Medhurst Mead of 8a in the tenure of John Baker; messuage called the Moate and land called the Freehold Mead of 2½a; land at Greenhill, called the Freehold Crofts of 5a in the tenure of John Baker; messuage and lands in Limpsfield called Capiers of 45a, now in the tenure of Thomas Killick; messuage and lands in Oxted called Sheppards in the tenure of-Moys, widow; messuage and 4a in Oxted in tenure of Ralph Longhurst; messuage and 2 crofts of land in Limpsfield, called Crowherst of 3a, in the tenure of Thomas Greene; messuage in Limpsfield in the tenure of Michael Stace. Above premises to the use of 3) and his heirs male by 4), remainder to the heirs female of 3) and 4). Messuage and land in Limpsfield called Brills of 6a, late in the tenure of Rachel Chilman; lands in Oxted of 10a in the tenure of John Brooker and Napkin, widow; messuage and 1a of meadow in Limpsfield, in the tenure of Thomas Soane; messuage in Limpsfield in the tenure of Henry Ginkins. Above premises to the use of 1) for life, remainder to 3) and heirs. 1) is to be allowed to live at Tenchleys and is to be maintained by 3) for life. Reference 642/1/5 Unit Date 28 Apr 1649 Start Date 16490428 End Date 16490428 Fine (left and right indenture) 1) William Wall, gent, plaintiff 2) J... Title Fine (left and right indenture) 1) William Wall, gent, plaintiff 2) John Holmden and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants. 1 messuage, barn, stable, garden, orchard, 80a of land, 12a of meadow and 12a of pasture in Limpsfield [see -/1/20 for mortgage to which this fine relates]. Reference 642/1/6 Unit Date 1673 Start Date 16730101 End Date 16731231 Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Philip Raleigh and Franc... Title Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Philip Raleigh and Frances Grenville 1) Philip Raleigh, merchant of London 2) Frances Grenville, daughter of Edward Grenville, esq, late of Foxcot, Bucks 3) Sir Peter Tyrrill, baronet of the Inner Temple and John Duncombe esq of Great Brickhill, Bucks. 1) and 2) covenant each to vest £2000 in 3) in trust to purchase land within 50 miles of London, to the use of 1) and 2) for their joint lives, remainder to 3) during the joint lives of 1) and 2) to preserve the contingent uses then to the survivors of 1) and 2), then to the right heirs of the survivor. Recitals: Feb 1668: Isaacke Meynell, by direction of 2) bound to 3) in £2000 for payment of £1000. 2 further sums of £500 comprising a debt owed to 2) and half a judgement in favour of 2) in the Court of Common Pleas (details given) make up the £4000 Reference 642/1/7 Unit Date 3 Feb 1668 Start Date 16680203 End Date 16680203 Conveyance and redemption of mortgage of part of Tenchleys 1) William... Title Conveyance and redemption of mortgage of part of Tenchleys 1) William Chapman gent of West Malling, Kent 2) John Holmden esq of Sutton 3) James Smyth, citizen and woollen draper of London, and Henry Byne, gent, of Carshalton 4) Philip Raleigh, merchant of London. Medhurst Mead (9a), Pear Tree Field (4a), Coopers Croft (3a), Well Mead (8a), Ingleyland (14a and now part of Park), all part of Tenchleys and late in the tenure of William Hasell Recitals: 20 Nov 1672, Mortgage of above premises by 2) and his wife Elizabeth to 1) for £200. 1) and 2) sell premises to 3) agents for 4) who pays £203 to 1) thus redeeming the mortgage [see -/1/20 for subsequent conveyance of this and other parts of Tenchleys by 3) to Sir Peter Tyrrill, trustee to 4)] Reference 642/1/8 Unit Date 18 Aug 1674 Start Date 16740818 End Date 16740818 Covenant to levy a fine to indemnify trustees 1) Philip Raleigh of Te... Title Covenant to levy a fine to indemnify trustees 1) Philip Raleigh of Tenchleys and Frances his wife 2) Sir Peter Tyrrill, baronet, of the Inner Temple and George Grenville esq of Foxcott, Bucks 3) John Blow, gent, of Furnivalls Inn and Robert Halsted, citizen and clockmaker of London. Capital messuage called Tenchleys and the Park of 88a (formerly Smith Mead, Well Mead, Kitchen Mead, the Hill Field, the New Hop Garden, Alders Tenchleys Field, Ingleylands, Gibbs Quarry and The Quarry); Medhurst Mead, Pear Tree Field and Coopers Croft of 15a; messuage adjoining the Park and late in the tenure of Henry Heath. Recitals: 3 Feb 1668 Marriage settlement (see -/1/7). Since then £1730 has been spent by Sir Peter Tyrrill (John Duncombe never having played any part) on Tenchleys and £270 paid to 2). 20 Apr 1684 1) and Sir Peter Tyrrill vest remaining £2000 in George Grenville to uses in -/1/7. £500 subsequently paid by 2) to 1) who now requires a further £500. 1) and Sir Peter Tyrrill covenant to levy a fine to 3) of the above premises to the use of 2), so that 2) may, if necessary, be secured against any charges arising from the part of the £4000 they have already paid out by entering the premises and recouping any losses they have incurred. Endorsements:- Receipt, 1 Jun 1688, by 1) for the above mentioned sums of £270, £500 and £500. Reference 642/1/9 Unit Date 1 Jun 1688 Start Date 16880601 End Date 16880601 Fine (left and right indentures) of above premises ... Title Fine (left and right indentures) of above premises Reference 642/1/10 Unit Date 11 Jun 1688 Start Date 16880611 End Date 16880611 Lease and release 1) Philip Raleigh esq of Tenchleys and his wife Fra... Title Lease and release 1) Philip Raleigh esq of Tenchleys and his wife Frances 2) Sir Peter Tyrrill, baronet, of the Inner Temple and George Grenville esq of Foxcott, Bucks 3) Thomas Harrison, goldsmith of St Martin's-in-the-Fields, Middlesex. Premises as in -/1/9, late in the tenure of Richard, Charles and Giles Baker. 1) and 2) sell premises to 3) and covenant to levy a fine. Premises freed of all claims except 13s 4d quit rent for copyhold premises due to chief lord of the fee and 3 leases:- Medhurst Mead & Pear Tree Field to Richard and Charles Baker for 11 years at £4 pa; messuage adjoining Park to Giles Baker for 11 years at £4 pa; Clenchfield and Slickendens (copyhold tenements, see -/1/20) to Richard Baker for 21 years at £25 15s. Consideration £2000 and 20 guineas, which also covers cost of copyhold lands Reference 642/1/11-12 Unit Date 1-2 May 1690 Start Date 16900501 End Date 16900502 Copy of fine to be levied in -/1/5 [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above]. ... Title Copy of fine to be levied in -/1/5 [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above]. Easter term Reference 642/1/13 Unit Date 1649 Start Date 16490101 End Date 16491231 Fine, Trinity term 1) Sir Peter Tyrrill, baronet, plaintiff 2) John ... Title Fine, Trinity term 1) Sir Peter Tyrrill, baronet, plaintiff 2) John Holmden, esq and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants. 2 messuages, 10a of land, 20a of meadow, 40a of pasture, 40a of woodland and common pasture for all animals in Limpsfield. [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above] Reference 642/1/14 Unit Date 1674 Start Date 16740101 End Date 16741231 Bond of Philip Raleigh to Thomas Harrison in £4040 that conveyance wi... Title Bond of Philip Raleigh to Thomas Harrison in £4040 that conveyance will be implemented. [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above] Reference 642/1/15 Unit Date 2 May 1690 Start Date 16900502 End Date 16900502 Affidavit of Philip Raleigh that Tenchleys is free of all mortgages a... Title Affidavit of Philip Raleigh that Tenchleys is free of all mortgages and other encumbrances. [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above] Reference 642/1/16 Unit Date 8 May 1690 Start Date 16900508 End Date 16900508 Bond of Philip Raleigh to Thomas Harrison in £200 that he will delive... Title Bond of Philip Raleigh to Thomas Harrison in £200 that he will deliver Tenchleys and all appurtenances, including the wainscot and all fixtures except the copper. [Enclosure from -/1/11-12 above] Reference 642/1/17 Unit Date 15 May 1690 Start Date 16900515 End Date 16900515 Fine (left and right indentures) of premises in -/1/12. Easter term ... Title Fine (left and right indentures) of premises in -/1/12. Easter term Reference 642/1/18 Unit Date 1690 Start Date 16900101 End Date 16901231 Deed of covenant to ensure peaceful possession of copyhold lands 1) P... Title Deed of covenant to ensure peaceful possession of copyhold lands 1) Philip Raleigh esq of Tenchleys 2) Thomas Harrison, goldsmith of St Martin's-in-the-Fields, Middlesex. Copyhold premises called Clenchlands and Slickendens and all other copyhold premises held by 1) totalling 50a, in manor of Limpsfield. Recitals: 15 May 1690, surrender of above premises by 1), his wife and Peter Tyrrill and admission of 2) for 13s 4d quit rent pa Reference 642/1/19 Unit Date 15 May 1690 Start Date 16900515 End Date 16900515 Abstract of Philip Raleigh's title to Tenchleys and the copyhold land... Title Abstract of Philip Raleigh's title to Tenchleys and the copyhold lands above. Recitals: 30 May 1621, Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Sir Thomas Holmden and Beatrice Gresham, daughter of Sir Thomas Gresham 1) Sir Thomas Gresham and Sir Edward Gresham 2) Thomas Holmden, gent of Limpsfield 3) Clement Holmden, mother of 2). 2) covenants with 1) to stand seized of his premises below to various uses. Tenchleys and lands belonging to it; Smith Mead, Well Mead and copyhold lands of Clenchlands and Slickendens to the use of 2) for life, remainder to Beatrice for life and then to heirs male from the marriage. Other unnamed lands in Limpsfield and elsewhere in Surrey to the use of 2) for life, remainder to his heirs male by Beatrice, 3) to have an estate for life in part of lands. 2 Feb 1623, Bargain and sale (see -/1/1). 14 Feb 1646, Lease for 99 years and bargain and sale. 12 Oct 1646 (see -/1/3-4). 28 Apr 1649, Marriage settlement (see -/1/5). 3 Feb 1668, Marriage settlement (see -/1/7). 22 Nov 1672, Mortgage for a year 1) John Holmden and wife Elizabeth 2) William Chapman. Medhurst Mead, 9a, Pear Tree Field, 4a, Well Mead, 8a, Ingleylands (3 pieces in the Park), 14a, all in Hassell's occupation. Consideration: £200. Michaelmas Term 1672, Fine of above premises. 8 May 1673, Mortgage until 31 Dec 1673 1) John and Elizabeth Holmden 2) Sir Robert Clayton to the use of Henry Avery. Premises: the Quarry, 47a, the 2 Hopgrounds, 9a, the Alders, 2a, the Hill Field, 8a, the 2 Orchard Fields, 15a, all in Hassell's occupation. Consideration: £200. Note: 'the deed delivered up and cancelled'. Cancelled bond for performance of covenants and receipt for payment of money. 20 Nov 1673, Mortgage for a year 1) John and Elizabeth Holmden 2) William Wall. Tenchleys, the Park, 85a, Coopers Croft, 2a, Medhurst Mead, Pear Tree Field. Consideration: £200. Michaelmas Term 1673, Fine (see -/1/6). 1 & 2 Jul 1674, Lease and release 1) John and Elizabeth Holmden 2) Henry Byne and James Smith, to their use, for £1750 paid by Philip Raleigh and covenant to levy a fine. Tenchleys and the Park (described in detail), Medhurst Mead, Pear Tree Field and Coopers Croft (15a), messuage adjoining the Park in the tenure of Henry Heath. Premises freed from all encumbrances except: lease (5 Mar 1668) of part of capital messuage and the Park to William Haswell for 21 years for £60 pa; mortgages to Chapman, Wall and Avery above. Holmden and wife also covenant to surrender copyhold lands of Slickendens and Clenchlands (50a) to Byne and Smith or whomever else Raleigh appoints. 6 Jul 1674, Fine. 1) Sir Peter Tyrrill, plaintiff 2) John and Elizabeth Holmden, deforciants. Note 'I presume the fine was levyed to Sir Peter Tyrrill by direction of Byne and Smith'. 14 & 15 Aug 1674, Conveyance and redemption of mortgage 1) William Wall and John Holmden 2) Byne and Smith of premises mortgaged on 20 Nov 1673, to their use. Consideration: £208 paid by Philip Raleigh. 17 & 18 Aug 1674, Conveyance and redemption of mortgage (see -/1/8). 24 Aug 1674, Assignment of a term of years. Henry Avery and John Holmden, for £200 paid to Avery by Henry Byne on Holmden's direction, assign to Byne the residue of the 500 years in the premises described in deed of 28 May 1673. Marginal note 'This sealed by Holmden and Avery but afterwards now cancelled'. 24 & 25 Aug 1674, Lease and release by Henry Byne and James Smith, by the direction of Philip Raleigh, to Sir Peter Tyrrill of all premises described in deed of 1 and 2 Jul 1674 to the uses in -/1/7 28 Apr 1674, Release of Sir Peter Tyrrill from trust recited in marriage settlement of 3 Feb 1668 (see -/1/7). Recites that John Duncombe never accepted the trust. £2000 from the mortgage interest in lands in Northants has been spent on lands in Limpsfield and the remaining £2000 vested in securities. Sir Peter Tyrrill relinquishing the trust, the invested money is to be vested in George Grenville to the uses in -/1/7. 1 Jun 1688, Covenant to levy a fine to indemnify trustees (see -/1/9). 11 Jun 1688, Fine (see -/1/10). 27 Feb 1689, Covenant to convey premises below by Philip Raleigh to Thomas Harrison before 25 Mar next, free of all encumbrances except 13s 4d quit rent for the freehold and 13s 4d quit rent for the copyhold. Capital messuage called Tenchleys; Park (73a) with adjoining house called the Lodge, 21a of meadow, 12a of pasture; 45a of copyhold land. Consideration £2000, 20 guineas. Copyhold lands 20 Jun 1616: copy of court roll entry of surrender of Slickendens and Clenchlands to Thomas Colletts, steward of Sir Thomas Gresham, by William Easton, gent, and his wife Alice and the admission of Sir Thomas Holmden for a heriot of 13s 4d, being a year's rent. 30 May 1621: Covenant by Sir Thomas Holmden on his marriage to Beatrice, daughter of Sir Thomas Gresham, to surrender copyhold lands to the use of himself and his wife for their lives, remainder to their heirs male and then to Holmden's right heirs. 7 Sep 1674: Receipt from Sir Marmaduke Gresham for £45 entry fine paid by Philip Raleigh for admission to above premises and copyhold land called Gunnbutts. 4 Sep 1674: at a court baron, under Mr Edward Thurland steward the following entries were made:- 20 Jul 1674: Surrender of Clenchlands and Slickendens by John Holmden esq, his wife Elizabeth, and William Freeman esq of [?Sandown Castle, Kent] to the use of Henry Byne. Common recovery of same premises: James Smith demandant, Henry Byne tenant, John Holmden vouchee, William Allen, common vouchee. Surrender of premises by James Smith and admission to same by steward of Philip Raleigh and Frances his wife to the uses in -/1/7. On the front page of the abstract and at the end are questions concerning the title to the freehold and copyhold premises. On the reverse of page 1 is a pedigree of Sir Thomas Holmden 'as given in by Mr Raleigh, 4 Mar 1689'. Reference 642/1/20 Unit Date nd [1690] Start Date 16900101 End Date 16901231 Marriage settlement and counterpart prior to the marriage of Thomas H... Title Marriage settlement and counterpart prior to the marriage of Thomas Harrison and Elizabeth Seymour 1) Thomas Seymour, citizen and goldsmith of London, and Elizabeth Seymour his daughter 2) Thomas Harrison, goldsmith of St Martin's -in-the-Fields, Middlesex 3) Richard Turner, citizen and haberdasher of London, and William Warren, merchant of Wanstead, Essex. Thomas Seymour to provide portion of £1000 on marriage of daughter to 2). 2) covenants with 3) to provide £500 for Elizabeth should he predecease her, unless she claims a third of any lands acquired after the marriage Reference 642/1/21 Unit Date 10 Aug 1686 Start Date 16860810 End Date 16860810 Enclosure from above: receipt from 2) for £1000 marriage portion from... Title Enclosure from above: receipt from 2) for £1000 marriage portion from Thomas Seymour Reference 642/1/22 Unit Date 15 Feb 1687 Start Date 16870215 End Date 16870215 Probate (PCC) copy of will, dated 22 May 1718, of Thomas Harrison, ge... Title Probate (PCC) copy of will, dated 22 May 1718, of Thomas Harrison, gent of Limpsfield. Leaves all real estate, including Tenchleys, to wife Elizabeth; £1000 and household goods and jewels to Elizabeth, as a substitute for the £1500 (£1000 marriage portion and £500 from Thomas Harrison) which she was to receive by settlement (see -/1/21); £1000 to grandson Abraham Harrison when 21 unless Susannah, widow of Thomas Harrison's son Thomas, is pregnant and has another child in which case £1000 to be divided; residue to Elizabeth. Elizabeth appointed executrix Reference 642/1/23 Unit Date 1 Sep 1724 Start Date 17240901 End Date 17240901 Copy will (nd) of Thomas Harrison, gent of Limpsfield (see -/1/23) ... Title Copy will (nd) of Thomas Harrison, gent of Limpsfield (see -/1/23) Reference 642/1/24 Unit Date (22 May 1718) Start Date 17180522 End Date 17180522 Probate copy of will, dated 25 Oct 1738, of Elizabeth Harrison of Hay... Title Probate copy of will, dated 25 Oct 1738, of Elizabeth Harrison of Hayes, Kent. Legacies to niece Esther Hall, wife of cousin Edward Hall, Nathaniel Thompson and wife Hannah, nephew Thomas Godfrey, niece Susannah Harrison, cousins Thomas Cooper, Gandy Cooper, Jane Harris, Lucy Plumm, Elizabeth Hall, Jane Hall, James Hall, Edward Hall. 40s to be paid yearly by Edward Hall towards the schooling of the poor children of Hayes; 10s to be similarly paid yearly 'to such of the poor of the said parish of Hayes upon every Good Friday as shall best say their catechism'; 40s to be spent on bread, half for poor of Hayes, half for poor of parish of burial. Residue of personal estate to nieces Mercy Teulon and Esther Hall. Real estate to Nathaniel Thompson in trust for nieces, Mercy and Esther, to enjoy profits during their lives, and free disposal after death. Edward Hall appointed executor Reference 642/1/25a Unit Date 22 Feb 1739 Start Date 17390222 End Date 17390222 Detached PCC probate certificate from above ... Title Detached PCC probate certificate from above Reference 642/1/25b Unit Date 22 Feb 1739 Start Date 17390222 End Date 17390222 Copy will (nd) of Elizabeth Harrison ... Title Copy will (nd) of Elizabeth Harrison Reference 642/1/26 Unit Date (25 Oct 1738) Start Date 17381025 End Date 17381025 Bill for £2 10s from [?Charles] Boycott for proving will of Elizabeth... Title Bill for £2 10s from [?Charles] Boycott for proving will of Elizabeth Harrison with subscribed signed receipt Reference 642/1/27 Unit Date 4 Mar 1739 Start Date 17390304 End Date 17390304 Receipt from Samuel Thompson to Edward Hall for his legacy of £50 ... Title Receipt from Samuel Thompson to Edward Hall for his legacy of £50 Reference 642/1/28 Unit Date 8 Aug 1740 Start Date 17400808 End Date 17400808 Memorandum on the validity of Esther Hall's and Mercy Teulon's right ... Title Memorandum on the validity of Esther Hall's and Mercy Teulon's right to inherit the real estate of their aunt Elizabeth Harrison with the opinion of William Rivet as to this right. Recites: The terms of the will and that all the legacies were paid by the executor Edward Hall. That Thomas Godfrey, brother of Esther and Mercy, as heir to Elizabeth Harrison, would have inherited had she died intestate. That Elizabeth Harrison decided after making her will to give Thomas Godfrey a further 100 guineas for which he gave a receipt, 28 Jun 1740. It is enquired of William Rivet whether a fine and deed to lead the uses will secure the descent of the real estate to Mercy and Esther and their right to dispose of it as they will. William Rivet says that Thomas Godfrey should be included in the fine. If he refuses, unless the will is proved against him in Chancery, the titles will not be marketable. However if the fine is levied without him, and he makes no claim within 5 years, his right will then be barred. Reference 642/1/29 Unit Date 25 Mar 1741 Start Date 17410325 End Date 17410325 Deed to lead the uses of a fine (and counterpart) settling claims to ... Title Deed to lead the uses of a fine (and counterpart) settling claims to Tenchleys under Elizabeth Harrison's will. 1) Samuel Thompson, merchant of London and devisee in trust of Elizabeth Harrison 2) Edward Hall, gent of Hayes, Kent, and Esther his wife 3) Anthony Teulon, feltmaker of East Greenwich, Kent, and Mercy his wife 4) Melchior Wagenor, feltmaker of Pall Mall in the parish of St James, Westminster, and James Hall, weaver of Mile End New Town, Middlesex. Tenchleys and the Park, Medhurst Mead, Pear Tree Field and Coopers Croft, formerly in the tenure of Richard and Charles Baker, then John Loveland, then John Halcomb and now John Loveland the younger; a messuage, adjoining the Park, now divided into 2, formerly in the tenure of Giles Baker and now in that of John Loveland. 1), 2) and 3) covenant to levy a fine to 4) of the above premises, half to the use of 4) during the life of Esther Hall, in trust to pay the issues and rents to Esther Hall or whomever she appoints. On her death to the use of Edward Hall, remainder to whomever she appoints in her will; the other half to the use of 4) during the life of Mercy Teulon in trust to pay the issues and rents to Mercy Teulon or whomever she appoints. On her death to the use of Anthony Teulon, remainder to her son, Melchior Seymour Teulon, and his heirs. Reference 642/1/30 Unit Date 4 Jun 1741 Start Date 17410604 End Date 17410604 Fine relating to above ... Title Fine relating to above Reference 642/1/31 Unit Date 1742 Start Date 17420101 End Date 17421231 Declaration of trust arising from the will of Elizabeth Harrison 1) E... Title Declaration of trust arising from the will of Elizabeth Harrison 1) Edward Hall, gent of Hayes, Kent, executor of Elizabeth Harrison 2) The Rev Francis Fawkes, rector of Hayes, Andrew Bath, farmer, and Joseph Pearce, carpenter, churchwardens of Hayes 3) William Dalton, baker, and Daniel Garson, tailor, overseers of Hayes, Robert Elliott, farmer of Hayes. Recitals:- 25 Oct 1738, Will of Elizabeth Harrison (see -/1/25) in which she left 40s pa for the schooling of the poor children of Hayes, and 10s pa for the child who should best say the catechism on Good Friday. 1) has carried out this provision and has now purchased £100 of stock and transferred the same to 2) and 3) in trust to continue to pay the legacy from the interest Reference 642/1/32 Unit Date 8 Aug 1774 Start Date 17740808 End Date 17740808 Probate copy of will, dated 28 Feb 1770, of Esther Hall. Leaves her h... Title Probate copy of will, dated 28 Feb 1770, of Esther Hall. Leaves her half of Tenchleys to her nephew Melchior Seymour Teulon, after the death of her husband, Edward Hall, to his use subject to the following trusts:- that he pay the issues and profits of the half share to the nephews and neices of Esther Hall-Edward Teulon, Esther Sandwich, wife of Joseph Sandwich, & Mary Ann Teulon-and after the death of the last of them to divide £400 among their children. Appoints husband Edward Hall executor. Attached grant of administration of the will of Esther Hall late of St Dunstans in the East, London, formerly of Hayes, Kent, by the Prerogative Court of Canterbury to Melchior Seymour Teulon, 17 Dec 1778, Edward Hall having predeceased his wife. Reference 642/1/33 Unit Date 17 Dec 1778 Start Date 17781217 End Date 17781217 Lease of Tenchleys for 21 years for £60 pa 1) Mercy Teulon, widow of ... Title Lease of Tenchleys for 21 years for £60 pa 1) Mercy Teulon, widow of Greenwich, Kent, and Melchior Seymour Teulon, hatter of Little Tower Street, London 2) Edward Steere, farmer of Westerham, Kent. Mansion house called Tenchleys; woodland belonging to it (32a); 4 pieces of meadow called Medhurst Mead, Cooper's Croft and Walnut Tree Field (20a); 10 pieces of land called the two Upper Crofts, Great Ingleyland, Little Ingleyland, Pear Tree Mead, Hills Field, Smiths Field, Oaks Close, Tenchleys Field; piece of land adjoining the wood (53a); 2 small messages called the Lodge. Of the £60 rent £30 to be paid to Mercy Teulon during her life and £30 to Melchior Seymour Teulon, in trust for Edward Teulon, Esther Sandwich and Mary Ann Teulon, and the survivor of them. After the deaths of the above mentioned the rent is to be paid to the heir to the premises. The rights and obligations of the respective parties in the leased premises are described in detail Reference 642/1/34 Unit Date 1 Mar 1782 Start Date 17820301 End Date 17820301 Release in fee that a common recovery may be suffered to uses (lease ... Title Release in fee that a common recovery may be suffered to uses (lease missing), by which Melchior Seymour Teulon the younger sells his share in Tenchleys under the will of his father to his brother, Thomas 1) Mrs Sarah Teulon, widow of Tower Street, London 2) Melchior Seymour Teulon, hatter of Greenock, Scotland, and Catherine his wife 3) Thomas Anthony Teulon, gent of Lady Scales Grove, Mile End, Middlesex, and Rachel his wife 4) Daniel Reardon, gent of Corbet Court, Gracechurch St, London 5) Philip Davis, gent of Corbet Court. Tenchleys and lands belonging as described in -/1/9 Recitals: 4 Jun 1741 Deed to lead the uses of a fine (see -/1/30). 28 Feb 1770 Will of Esther Hall (see -/1/33). Deaths of Esther Hall, Edward Hall, Mercy Teulon and Anthony Teulon Nov 1802, Will of Melchior Seymour Teulon leaving all his estate to his wife Sarah and second son, Thomas Anthony Teulon, in trust, that Sarah should enjoy the proceeds during her life. On her death the half of Tenchleys received from his mother Mercy Teulon is bequeathed to his son Melchior Seymour Teulon in trust to pay £16 pa to his daughter Elizabeth and on her death £300 to her heir. The other half, received from his aunt Esther Hall, bequeathed to Thomas Anthony Teulon, in trust to pay £6 pa to his daughter Ann, and on her death £300 to her heir and also subject to the uses in -/1/33 ie £400 to be paid to the children of Esther Sandwich and Edward Teulon, for which purpose Melchior Seymour Teulon has left stock. Death of Melchior Seymour Teulon senior. Now 2) wishes to sell the fee simple of his entailed half for £450 subject to the estate for life of 1) and the provisions in his father's will. 1), 2) and 3) have sold all of Tenchleys to 4) so that a common recovery may be suffered to bar entails, 5) to sue 4). 5) to hold premises to the use of 3) so that no wife of 3) has any claim on the estate for dower, remainder to the use of 3) and his heirs for ever, subject to the provisions in the recited deeds and the lease of part of the estate to Edward Steere (see -/1/34). If Elizabeth Teulon dies without heirs, the £300 due to them, is to be paid to the heirs of Melchior Seymour Teulon. Endorsements:- Receipt, 1 May 1806, for £450 from 2) to 3). 7 Jun 1824, Release by 1) John Hall Teulon, hatmaker of Finch Lane, London, and executor of Ann Teulon to 2) Thomas Anthony Teulon. Ann Teulon having died, 1) acknowledges payment of £16 pa during her life and £300 which 2) has paid to him. Reference 642/1/35 Unit Date 1 May 1806 Start Date 18060501 End Date 18060501 Common recovery ... Title Common recovery Reference 642/1/36 Unit Date 28 Nov 1807 Start Date 18071128 End Date 18071128 Release for legacies under the wills of Esther Hall and Melchior Seym... Title Release for legacies under the wills of Esther Hall and Melchior Seymour Teulon senior 1) Thomas Teulon, corn chandler of Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, Middlesex 2) John Seton, gent of Greenwich, Kent, and Elizabeth his wife 3) Edward Teulon, baker of Brown Street, Marylebone, Middlesex 4) Joseph Edmonds esq of Clapham Road Place, Kennington, and Sarah his wife 5) Samuel Teulon, upholsterer of Greenwich 6) James Hubbard esq of Woolwich, Kent, and Mary Ann his wife 7) Joseph Sandwich, tailor of Ford Place, Bermondsey 8) Henry Sandwich, tailor of Ford Place, Bermondsey 9) Thomas Anthony Teulon, gent of Grove Place, Mile End, executor of will of Melchior Seymour Teulon senior. Recitals: 8 Feb 1770 Will of Esther Hall (see -/1/33). Death of Edward Teulon, leaving 6 children, 1) to 6) above. A seventh child, William Anthony Teulon, has gone abroad and is presumed dead. 1802 Death of Mary Ann Teulon. 3 Nov 1802, Will of Melchior Seymour Teulon (see -/1/35). Death of Esther Sandwich, leaving 2 sons, 7) and 8). 1) to 8) agreed that the £400 due to them under the will of Esther Hall should be divided into 9 parts, 8 of these to be distributed among them and the ninth part, representing William Anthony Teulon's share, to be shared between 1) to 6). This has been done and 1) to 8) now quitclaim 9) from any further claim on the estate. Endorsements: Receipts, 25 Mar 1814, from 1) to 8) to (9) for their shares Reference 642/1/37 Unit Date 25 Mar 1814 Start Date 18140325 End Date 18140325 Papers relating to the redemption and exoneration of £8 16s land tax ... Title Papers relating to the redemption and exoneration of £8 16s land tax on Tenchleys by Melchior Seymour Teulon senior and Thomas Anthony Teulon Reference 642/1/38 Unit Date 7 Apr 1823 -15 Jul 1824 Start Date 18230407 End Date 18240715 Opinion of Alan Swan as to the validity of Melchior Seymour Teulon of... Title Opinion of Alan Swan as to the validity of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenwich's two settlements of 30 Jun 1809 and 7 Sep 1809; the validity of a bond for £400 from Thomas Anthony Teulon to Melchior Seymour Teulon; and the liability of Thomas Anthony Teulon to pay £300 to Melchior's heirs, due to them on the death of his sister Elizabeth without issue. Reference 642/1/39 Unit Date 30 Oct 1830 Start Date 18301030 End Date 18301030 Agreement by Thomas Anthony Teulon to purchase for £20 the share of M... Title Agreement by Thomas Anthony Teulon to purchase for £20 the share of Melchior Seymour Teulon, hatmaker of 11 Bermondsey Wall, Bermondsey, and son of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenock, of the £300 due to the heirs of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenock, should his sister Elizabeth die childless, by the deed of 1 May 1806 (see -/1/33). Reference 642/1/40 Unit Date 20 Jan 1831 Start Date 18310120 End Date 18310120 Receipt for above ... Title Receipt for above Reference 642/1/41 Unit Date 21 Jan 1831 Start Date 18310121 End Date 18310121 Agreement of children of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenock to relea... Title Agreement of children of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenock to release Thomas Anthony Teulon from any further claim under the agreement of 1 May 1806 (see -/1/35) for £180 between them. Recites that Thomas Anthony Teulon, as administrator to John H Teulon, formerly of Finch Lane, London, the executor of Melchior Seymour Teulon of Greenock, holds £145 13s 4d as Melchior Seymour Teulon's share of the proceeds of the sale of Teulon Court, Greenwich (see -/7/27). From this he pays 5% interest to Melchior's widow, Catherine. Thomas Anthony Teulon also owes £300 to the heirs of Melchior Seymour Teulon following the death of Elizabeth Teulon without children (see -/1/35). He has paid £200 to Catherine and now John Hall Teulon, John and Mary Esther Walker, Donald and Mary MacDonald, Sarah, Lydia and Matilda Teulon agree that for a further £180 they will exonerate him from any further claim to the £145 13s 4d and the £300, provided he continues to pay the interest to their mother Catherine. Includes covering letter from John Hall Teulon and attached receipt for the £180, signed by all the children. Reference 642/1/42 Unit Date 14 Jun 1833 Start Date 18330614 End Date 18330614 Release of Thomas Anthony Teulon from obligations under agreement of ... Title Release of Thomas Anthony Teulon from obligations under agreement of 2 May 1806 1) Catherine Teulon of Greenock, widow and surviving executrix of will of Melchior Seymour Teulon 2) Thomas Anthony Teulon, gent of Limpsfield. Recitals: 1 & 2 May 1806, Lease and release (see -/1/35) by which £300 due to Elizabeth Teulon's heir is to be paid to Melchior Seymour Teulon if she dies childless. 23 Oct 1832, Death of Elizabeth Teulon, without children. 2) has paid £300 to 1) (see -/1/42) as executrix of Melchior Seymour Teulon and she releases him from all further claims on the estate Reference 642/1/43 Unit Date 18 Jun 1833 Start Date 18330618 End Date 18330618 Copy birth certificate of Matilda Thompson, daughter of Samuel and Ma... Title Copy birth certificate of Matilda Thompson, daughter of Samuel and Mary Thompson, from the register of births kept at Dr William's Library, Cripplegate; copy entry from the register of St Olave's, Southwark, for the marriage of Matilda and Seymour Teulon, the elder son of Thomas Anthony Teulon. Copies made 9 Jun and 27 Aug 1884 Reference 642/1/44-45 Unit Date (Sep 1812; Jun 1833) Start Date 18120900 End Date 18330600
series: 642/2/ - THE PARK SLIPE Date: PURCHASED 1838 Lease and release 1) Sir Marmaduke Gresham, baronet, of Titsey 2) Is... Title Lease and release 1) Sir Marmaduke Gresham, baronet, of Titsey 2) Isaac Outram, yeoman of Limpsfield. The Park Slipe of 4a, adjoining the part of Tenchleys Park called Gunbutts on the S, and Gatefield, part of Chartlands belonging to the Charity School Croydon on the N. Premises freed from all charges due to Sir Marmaduke Gresham as lord of the manor of Limpsfield Reference 642/2/1-2 Unit Date 8-9 Oct 1723 Start Date 17231008 End Date 17231009 Lease and release 1) David Outtrim, yeoman of Limpsfield, one of the ... Title Lease and release 1) David Outtrim, yeoman of Limpsfield, one of the sons of Isaac Outtrim (see -/2/1) and brother and devisee of Jacob Outtrim 2) Mary Mills, widow of Limpsfield, daughter and legatee of Isaac Outtrim 3) Isaac Outtrim, yeoman of Limpsfield, one of the two sons of Job Outtrim, late of Oxted, and only surviving brother of Jacob Outtrim, the other son of Job. The Park Slipe. Recitals: 1 Mar 1734, Will of Isaac Outtrim leaving The Park Slipe to his son Jacob, subject to payment of £60 to 1) and £30 to 2), then wife of Thomas Mills. 6 Jan 1737, Will of Jacob Outtrim devising The Park Slipe to 1) in trust until Jacob, son of his brother Job should reach 21. Death of Jacob, son of Job, at 15. Legacies of £60 and £30 have not been paid but 3) has advanced money to the creditors of 1) who agrees that this should stand for his legacy. 3) also agrees to pay 2) her legacy as a condition for the purchase of The Park Slipe from 1). Consideration: £77 19s 7d advanced by 3) to 1)'s creditors, £30 paid by 3) to 2) and a further £22 5d to 1). Endorsements: Receipts, 23 Mar 1776, from 1) and 2) Reference 642/2/3-4 Unit Date 22-23 Mar 1776 Start Date 17760322 End Date 17760323 Extract from the probate of the will, dated 28 Mar 1782, of Isaac Out... Title Extract from the probate of the will, dated 28 Mar 1782, of Isaac Outtrim (copy Nov 1838). Leaves all real and personal estate to his sons Thomas and John, in trust to pay legacies to his son William Outtrim and daughters Sarah Webb, Ann and Mary Outtrim and other charges on the land within 7 years. On payment of the legacies The Park Slipe bequeathed to William Outtrim Reference 642/2/5 Unit Date (29 Jul 1782) Start Date 17820729 End Date 17820729 Lease and release of The Park Slipe by William Outtrim, blacksmith of... Title Lease and release of The Park Slipe by William Outtrim, blacksmith of Newington, devisee in fee of The Park Slipe and named in the will of his father Isaac Outtrim, to Thomas Outtrim, yeoman of Limpsfield, another of Isaac's sons. Consideration: £120. Endorsements: Receipt, 11 Oct 1793, for £120 from William Outtrim Reference 642/2/6-7 Unit Date 10-11 Oct 1793 Start Date 17931010 End Date 17931011 Bond from William Outtrim to Thomas Outtrim in £240 for peaceful enjo... Title Bond from William Outtrim to Thomas Outtrim in £240 for peaceful enjoyment of the above premises free from all claims including by William's wife Ursula in respect of her dower Reference 642/2/8 Unit Date 11 Oct 1793 Start Date 17931011 End Date 17931011 Copy of probate of will (nd), dated 13 Feb 1822, of John Outtrim, gen... Title Copy of probate of will (nd), dated 13 Feb 1822, of John Outtrim, gent of 8 Essex Place, Mile End, Stepney. Four leasehold houses in Edmonds Lane, Stoke Newington, and all his estate not consisting of money, except his household goods, to be sold and proceeds treated as part of residue. Household goods and an annuity of £50, paid from the dividends of £1250 stock, to his wife Sarah. On Sarah's death the residue and stock are to be divided between his sons, William and James, and his other children, when 21. Mr Charles Smith, victualler of Spitalfields and Mr Peter Fremont, stationer of Spitalfields, appointed executors. Codicil: Sarah's current annuity of £50 is not to continue to be paid as well as annuity bequeathed in will Reference 642/2/9 Unit Date (2 Jul 1824) Start Date 18240702 End Date 18240702 Lease and release 1) Thomas Holmes Bosworth, gent of Westerham, Kent ... Title Lease and release 1) Thomas Holmes Bosworth, gent of Westerham, Kent 2) John Outtrim, yeoman of Limpsfield, and Charles Matthew Thompson, devisees in trust and executors of Thomas Outtrim, yeoman, late of Limpsfield 3) Susanna Outtrim, widow of Thomas Outtrim 4) Thomas Anthony Teulon esq of Limpsfield 5) William Leveson Gower the younger esq of Titsey Place. The Park Slipe. Recitals: 1 & 2 Jun 1828, Mortgage of The Park Slipe by Thomas Outtrim and 3) to 1) for £300. Mortgage not redeemed so 1)'s interest in the premises became absolute. 1 May 1838, Will of Thomas Outtrim, leaving most of real and personal estate to 2) to sell and pay £80 to 3) from the proceeds, among other trusts. 5 May 1838, Death of Thomas Outtrim. Jul 1838, Will proved in PCC. 2) have redeemed mortgage and paid £80 to 3). Now 2) with the approbation of 1) and 3) sell The Park Slipe to 4) who is released from any claims. Further lands mortgaged by deed of 1 & 2 Jun 1828 have been purchased by 5) who will keep the original mortgage deeds, although he will produce them if 4) requires. Consideration : £220 Endorsements: Receipt, 2 Jun 1828, from 2) to 4) for £220 Reference 642/2/10-11 Unit Date 19-20 Dec 1838 Start Date 18381219 End Date 18381220 Abstract of title of the trustees to The Park Slipe Recitals: 28 Mar ... Title Abstract of title of the trustees to The Park Slipe Recitals: 28 Mar 1782, Will of Isaac Outtrim (see -/2/5). 10 & 11 Oct 1793, Lease and release (see -/2/6-8). 1 Dec 1818, Mortgage of The Park Slipe. 1) Thomas Outtrim and Susannah his wife 2) John Outtrim, gent of 8 Essex Place, Mile End Old Town, Stepney, Middlesex. Mortgage to be redeemed by £400 1 Dec 1828. 13 Feb 1822, Will of John Outtrim (see -/2/9). 2 & 3 Jun 1828, Assignment of mortgage 1) Charles Smith and Peter Fremont, executors of John Outtrim 2) Thomas and Susannah Outtrim 3) Thomas Holmes Bosworth. 2) assigns mortgage of The Park Slipe to 3) for £300 paid to 1) on the direction of 2), £100 of the above sum of £400 (see mortgage of 1 Dec 1818), having already been repaid by 2) to 1). Mortgage to be redeemed by 3 Dec 1828. If 2) defaults then 3) can sell premises, to recoup money, the surplus going to 2). 1 May 1838, Will of Thomas Outtrim. 19 & 20 Dec 1838, Lease and release (see -/2/10-11) Reference 642/2/12 Unit Date nd [1849] Start Date 18490101 End Date 18491231 Letter to Thomas Anthony Teulon from George Morrison of Reigate, encl... Title Letter to Thomas Anthony Teulon from George Morrison of Reigate, enclosing title deeds and abstract (see -/2/12) Reference 642/2/13 Unit Date 15 Jul 1840 Start Date 18400715 End Date 18400715 Certificate of contract for the redemption of 6s land tax payable on ... Title Certificate of contract for the redemption of 6s land tax payable on The Park Slipe, owned by Thomas Anthony Teulon and in the occupation of William Boyes. With covering letter Reference 642/2/14 Unit Date 30 May 1844 Start Date 18440530 End Date 18440530 Note saying 'Park Slipe added to Tenchleys is the field bounded on th... Title Note saying 'Park Slipe added to Tenchleys is the field bounded on the West by the Path to Jacobs well spring and on the East by Chartlands Farm'. Reference 642/2/15 Unit Date nd [mid 19th cent] Start Date 18340101 End Date 18661231
series: 642/3/ - TENCHLEYS Date: 1839-1865 Probate copy of will, dated 21 Oct 1839, of Thomas Anthony Teulon of ... Title Probate copy of will, dated 21 Oct 1839, of Thomas Anthony Teulon of Tenchleys Park, Limpsfield. Leaves all real and personal estate to wife Rachel and sons Seymour and William Hensman in trust to permit Rachel to occupy all his estates and receive rents and profits and interest from stocks and have the use of the household goods. Should Seymour or William wish to live in the house they may occupy that part not needed by Rachel. On death of Rachel, Tenchleys Park and 17a attached to it, now occupied by Thomas, are to pass to Seymour and William and after the death of the survivor to their children as they appoint. If neither has children the house and 17a are to go with the rest of the estate. Legacy of shares to daughter Rachel. On death of wife Rachel, residue of estates to be held in trust by Seymour and William, the real estate to be managed and the personal estate sold and the proceeds invested. The rents, profits and interest are to be divided among Thomas' sons and daughters, unless any of them become bankrupt. When all children have died the real estate is to pass to Thomas' right heirs, the personal to his grandchildren. Rachel Teulon, Seymour Teulon and William Hensman Teulon appointed executors. Codicil, 21 Oct 1839: on death of Rachel, Thomas' daughter Lydia Brichta is to receive £13 2s 6d pa from the share of his daughter Sarah Lancefield, wife of James Lancefield, to replace a debt owed by James Lancefield to Thomas' sister Elizabeth Teulon and bequeathed by her to Lydia, but later cancelled. Will proved in PCC 1 Aug 1844, Thomas having died 9 Jul 1844. With 2 duplicates Reference 642/3/1-3 Unit Date 1 Aug 1844 Start Date 18440801 End Date 18440801 Letter from George Morrison of Reigate to Seymour Teulon informing hi... Title Letter from George Morrison of Reigate to Seymour Teulon informing him that Mr Leveson Gower has consented to enfranchise the heriots and chief rents arising from Tenchleys, at £20 for the heriots and 25 years purchase for the quit rent. Reference 642/3/4 Unit Date 17 May 1845 Start Date 18450517 End Date 18450517 Release of heriots and quit rents by 1) William Leveson Gower the you... Title Release of heriots and quit rents by 1) William Leveson Gower the younger esq of Titsey Park to 2) Seymour Teulon esq of Tenchleys. The heriots and chief rents were due from the messuage and 30a known as Tenchleys (2s 4d rent pa), 100a known as the Quarry (5s rent) and 14a called Medhurst Mead (2s 10d rent). 2) is still to possess all rights of common in the manor. Consideration: £32 14s 2s. Endorsements: Receipt from 1) for above sum. Reference 642/3/5 Unit Date 23 Jul 1846 Start Date 18460723 End Date 18460723 Deed of arrangement relating to life interests in Tenchleys Park unde... Title Deed of arrangement relating to life interests in Tenchleys Park under the will of Thomas Anthony Teulon 1) William Hensman Teulon, hop merchant of Coopers Row, Tower Hill, London 2) Seymour Teulon, hop merchant of the same place. Recitals: 21 Oct 1838, Will of Thomas Anthony Teulon leaving Tenchleys and 17a to 1) and 2) after death of his wife Rachel, although 1) and 2) may live in the part not required by Rachel while she lives (see -/3/1). 1) covenants with 2) that 2) may occupy Tenchleys and 20a (described as 17 in will) while he lives and that his wife Matilda may live there after his death. 2) is to keep the premises in repair and if he leases any part, 1) is to receive a third of the rent. Reference 642/3/6 Unit Date 14 Jul 1847 Start Date 18470714 End Date 18470714 Assignment of interest under the wills of William Hensman and Thomas ... Title Assignment of interest under the wills of William Hensman and Thomas Anthony Teulon 1) William Hensman Teulon 2) Seymour Teulon. Recitals: Will of William Hensman, father of Rachel Teulon and grandfather of parties, leaving his money in the funds to be divided among his grandchildren on the death of Rachel. 21 Oct 1838, Will of Thomas Anthony Teulon (see -/3/1). 1) owes 2), his partner in business, £2,121 2s 4d and assigns as security all his interest under the wills of William Hensman and Thomas Anthony Teulon to 2) to his use, with the right to sell and retain the proceeds up to £4000. Endorsements: Memorandum stating that the estate of William Hensman has been wound up and that the partnership between 1) and 2) has been dissolved and 1) owes 2) £478 2s. 2) has agreed to loan 1) a further £2000 to carry on the business (of which £1700 has already been lent), interest to be paid from 24 Jun 1865. This deed will remain in force as security for the loans and any future loans up to £4000 Reference 642/3/7 Unit Date 15 Jul 1847 Start Date 18470715 End Date 18470715
series: 642/4/ - CHAMPIONS PITS COTTAGES PURCHASED Date: 1862-1874 Certificate of payment of succession duty by Elizabeth Bridge of Chis... Title Certificate of payment of succession duty by Elizabeth Bridge of Chiswick, Middlesex, on death of Mary Loveland, for premises below, bequeathed to her under will of Edward Dunn Loveland. Premises: freehold house, garden and stable in Limpsfield called the Bull Inn; 8 freehold cottages at Champions Pits, Limpsfield Common, and land adjoining the above; 5 freehold cottages at N end of village; 8 freehold tenements adjoining the above Reference 642/4/1 Unit Date 17 Nov 1862 Start Date 18621117 End Date 18621117 Copy death certificate of Elizabeth Bridge, wife of Joseph Bridge, di... Title Copy death certificate of Elizabeth Bridge, wife of Joseph Bridge, died 3 Aug 1864 Reference 642/4/2 Unit Date 23 Jan 1867 Start Date 18670123 End Date 18670123 Certificate of payment of succession duty by Sarah Gibbons of Limpsfi... Title Certificate of payment of succession duty by Sarah Gibbons of Limpsfield for the premises below, on the death of her sister Elizabeth Bridge. Premises: 8 freehold cottages and adjoining piece of land, called Champions Pits on Limpsfield Common Reference 642/4/3-4 Unit Date 31 Mar 1869 Start Date 18690331 End Date 18690331 'Schedule of writings of nine cottages and premises at Champions Pits... Title 'Schedule of writings of nine cottages and premises at Champions Pits ..... the property of Mr Seymour Teulon' Deeds listed: Hilary Term 1828, Recovery by Twigg of premises from James Outtrim. 28-29 Aug 1828, Conveyance by lease and release to William Loveland by James Outtrim. 29-30 Sep 1836, Mortgage for £200 by William Loveland to T H Bosworth. 27 Feb 1839, Will of William Loveland. 27 Apr 1854, Further charge of £100 on mortgage of 29 and 30 Sep 1836 by E D Loveland. 3 Oct 1859, Mortgage for £100 by E D Loveland to T H Bosworth of the reversion under William Loveland's will. 31 Oct 1859, Copy will of Edward Dunn Loveland. 9 Mar 1861, Reconveyance by T H Bosworth to Elizabeth and Joseph Bridge./ 19 Mar 1864, Mortgage for £200 by Mr & Mrs Bridge to Mr E J Dearth. 15 Feb 1866, Conveyance by Mr Bridge of his life interest in the premises to William Gibbons and his wife. 13 May 1868, Mortgage for £250 by William and Sarah Gibbons to Miss Sophia Storey. 28 Dec 1868, Further charge of £50 on above mortgage. 22 Mar 1869, Memorandum of receipt by executors of T H Bosworth of £400 due to them under mortgages of 30 Sep 1836, 27 Apr 1854 and 3 Oct 1859. 10 Mar 1869, Contract for sale of premises by William Gibbons to Seymour Teulon. 27 Mar 1869, Conveyance in fee of premises by Seymour Teulon, subject to a mortgage of £300 due to Miss Sophia Storey. Also mentions -/4/1-4 above and an insurance policy for £600. Contract for redemption of land tax, memorandum of payment of chief rent and admission of Seymour Teulon as a tenant of the manor of Limpsfield, Mar 1874, added in a different hand. Reference 642/4/5 Unit Date 1869 Start Date 18690101 End Date 18691231 Incomplete letter from Seymour Teulon refusing the claim of Frederick... Title Incomplete letter from Seymour Teulon refusing the claim of Frederick Cowland to the land adjoining the cottages at Champions Pits Reference 642/4/6 Unit Date Aug 1872 Start Date 18720800 End Date 18720800 Memorandum on the rights of the tenants of the manor of Limpsfield fo... Title Memorandum on the rights of the tenants of the manor of Limpsfield following a statement by the steward, George Carter Morrison, which was entered on the court rolls, 5 Mar 1874 Reference 642/4/7 Unit Date nd [1874] Start Date 18740101 End Date 18741231
series: 642/5/ - TENCHLEYS Scope: Items -/5/9-26 relate to the marriage settlement between Edward Margrave Esdaile and Flora his wife made in 1880. By this marriage settlement Edward Margrave Esdaile and Flora assigned the real and personal estate due to them under the wills of several individuals and through a number of former settlements to their children. The deeds relating to the acquisition of this property are listed chronologically hereafter. A draft of the 1880 settlement will be found at -/5/20. Date: 1870-1951 Probate copy of will, dated 9 Jun 1870, of Seymour Teulon of Tenchley... Title Probate copy of will, dated 9 Jun 1870, of Seymour Teulon of Tenchleys, a Deputy Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets and JP for Surrey and the Liberty of the Tower in Middlesex. Bequeaths all income from his property to his wife Matilda for her life who may leave £2000 from this in her will. On her death the residue is to pass to his executors, Herbert Davies, MD, and Horace Benge Dobell esq, MD, in trust to the following uses: His brother, William Hensman Teulon, to have the use of the 20a added to Tenchleys Park since the death of Thomas Anthony Teulon and enclosed and separate from Tenchleys Farm. Also the rents of the cottages at Champions Pits and the use of the contents of Tenchleys Park. On William's death the above are to pass to his daughter Flora Teulon who is the right heir to Tenchleys under the will of Thomas Anthony Teulon. Helena Teulon, daughter of William and sister to Flora, to have the use of Tenchleys Farm on the death of her father, remainder to Flora and her heirs to reunite the estate. To his niece Flora, daughter of Thomas Leedham Robinson of Croydon, a freehold house and leasehold garden at south end of Croydon High Street. To Flora's sister, Katherine Robinson, the adjoining freehold houses and gardens. Monetary legacies to William Hensman Teulon; Frances Flora and Helena Teulon; nieces Mary and Harriett Lancefield and Helena Ervens (the daughters of his sister Lancefield); cousin Sarah, wife of Rev Thomas T Lynch; Herbert Davies and Horace Benge Dobell. Residue to be divided between nieces. Wife may sell shares or lease out lands for purposes of reinvestment; as may his executors after her death. Will proved in PCC, 21 Mar 1877, Seymour Teulon having died 9 Dec 1876. Reference 642/5/1 Unit Date 21 Mar 1877 Start Date 18770321 End Date 18770321 Copy will (nd) of Seymour Teulon ... Title Copy will (nd) of Seymour Teulon Reference 642/5/2 Unit Date (9 Jun 1870) Start Date 18700609 End Date 18700609 Copy marriage register entry for the marriage of Edward Margrave Esda... Title Copy marriage register entry for the marriage of Edward Margrave Esdaile, timber merchant of St Leonard's Shoreditch, Middlesex, and Flora Teulon of Limpsfield, at Limpsfield Church. 2 copies Reference 642/5/3 Unit Date (4 Jun 1873) Start Date 18730604 End Date 18730604 Opinion of F W E Everitt of Lincoln's Inn concerning the desirability... Title Opinion of F W E Everitt of Lincoln's Inn concerning the desirability of a Deed of Family Arrangement to settle claims under the will of Seymour Teulon. Reference 642/5/4 Unit Date 11 Aug 1877 Start Date 18770811 End Date 18770811 Deed of family arrangement settling claims under the will of Seymour ... Title Deed of family arrangement settling claims under the will of Seymour Teulon 1) Matilda Teulon, widow, of Tenchleys Park 2) William Hensman Teulon esq of 4 Seymour Villas, Anerley, Surrey 3) Edward Margrave Esdaile, timber merchant of 138 Upper Tulse Hill, Surrey, Flora his wife, and Helena Teulon of 4 Seymour Villas, the daughters of 2) 4) Mary and Harriett Lancefield of Gothenburg, Sweden, and Edward and Ellen Ewel 5) Sarah Lynch, widow of North Hill House, Highgate, Middlesex 6) Matilda Teulon, William Hensman Teulon, Edward Margrave Esdaile and Henry Powell of Avington Grove, Penge. Recitals: 21 Oct 1839, Will of Thomas Anthony Teulon (see -/3/1). 9 Jul 1844, Death of Thomas Anthony Teulon, leaving 4 children, Seymour Teulon, William Hensman Teulon, Rachel Teulon and Sarah, the wife of James Lancefield. After his will Thomas had taken 3a from Tenchleys Farm and added it to the Park. 14 Jul 1847, Deed of arrangement (see -/3/7). 11 Jan 1849, Death of Rachel, widow of Thomas Anthony Teulon. 8 Aug 1850, Death of Rachel, daughter of Thomas Anthony Teulon. 1870, Death of Sarah Lancefield. 9 Jun 1870, Will of Seymour Teulon (see -/5/1). 9 Dec 1876, Death of Seymour Teulon without issue, having sold the property in Croydon High Street, bequeathed in his will to his neices Flora and Katherine Robinson. On his death Seymour Teulon was only entitled to Tenchleys Farm, the 3a added to The Park and Champions Pits Cottages. His will was also ambiguous as to the extent of the legacy to Flora Teulon, now Esdaile, and failed to state whether all the monetary legacies to his neices should be paid before or after the death of his brother, William Hensman Teulon. Thus this deed settles the respective claims under the will:- 1) is to have possession of Tenchleys Park, the additional 3a and Champion Pits while she lives, remainder to 2) and then to Flora Esdaile and heirs; similarly the household effects and farm implements. 2) is to have possession of Tenchleys Farm while he lives, remainder to 1), then to Helena, then to Flora Esdaile and her heirs. Champions Pits are to pass to Helena on the deaths of 1) and 2). The residue of the personal estate is to be held in trust by 6) to manage and invest, the proceeds to pass to 1). On her death the legacies in the will of Seymour Teulon are to be paid, and the remainder is to pass to 2) and then is to be divided between Flora Esdaile, Helena Teulon, Mary and Harriett Lancefield and Ellen Ewel. Schedule of shares owned by Seymour Teulon appended. Reference 642/5/5 Unit Date 29 Oct 1877 Start Date 18771029 End Date 18771029 Enclosure from above. Rough note summarising above deed. ... Title Enclosure from above. Rough note summarising above deed. Reference 642/5/6 Unit Date nd [2nd half of 19th cent] Start Date 18500101 End Date 18991231 Letters from Messrs Venning, Robins and Venning, solicitors, to Edwar... Title Letters from Messrs Venning, Robins and Venning, solicitors, to Edward and Flora Margrave Esdaile relating to the drawing up of -/5/5 above. Reference 642/5/7 Unit Date 16 Aug 1877 -15 Jul 1878 Start Date 18770816 End Date 18780715 Draft certificate of acknowledgement of -/5/5 by Flora Margrave Esdai... Title Draft certificate of acknowledgement of -/5/5 by Flora Margrave Esdaile Reference 642/5/8 Unit Date 29 Oct 1877 Start Date 18771029 End Date 18771029 Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Edward Esdaile to Anna S... Title Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Edward Esdaile to Anna Sophia Kennedy 1) Edward Esdaile esq of Upper Bedford Place, Middlesex 2) Anna Sophia Kennedy of Upper Clapton, Middlesex 3) James Esdaile esq of Upper Bedford Place and Benjamin Kennedy esq of Upper Clapton. 1) assigns life insurance policy of £3000 to 3) in trust to the use of 2) on the death of 1) and after the death of 2) to the children of 1) and 2) as they shall appoint. Endorsements: 22 Dec 1854, Assignment of further policy of £2000 by 1) to 3) to the same uses. 21 Feb 1879, Appointment of new trustees 1) Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia Esdaile 2) Benjamin Edward Kennedy and Sydney Kennedy of the Stock Exchange and Edward Esdaile and George Wyld of Great Cumberland Place, Middlesex 3) James Kennedy Esdaile of Saint Hill, East Grinstead, Sussex, Edward Margrave Esdaile, timber merchant of the City Saw Mills, Hoxton, Middlesex, and Gottfried Eyssen of Surbiton. Recitals: 20 Jul 1864, Death of James Esdaile, one of trustees. 3 Aug 1868, Death of other trustee, Benjamin Kennedy, assigning all property to sons and sons-in-law in 2) above. 1) appoint 2) to be new trustees of above settlement. Notice of registration of above deed in the Estate Duty Office, 8 Oct 1902, after death of Anna Sophia Esdaile, attached Reference 642/5/9 Unit Date 13 May 1835 Start Date 18350513 End Date 18350513 Notice to the trustees of the London Life Association of the assignme... Title Notice to the trustees of the London Life Association of the assignments of the two policies in -/5/9 Reference 642/5/10 Unit Date 2 Jan 1855 Start Date 18550102 End Date 18550102 Notice to the London Life Association of the assignment of the two po... Title Notice to the London Life Association of the assignment of the two policies to new trustees by deed of 21 Feb 1879 (see -/5/9) Reference 642/5/11 Unit Date 3 Mar 1879 Start Date 18790303 End Date 18790303 Appointment of proceeds of life insurance policies in favour of 3 of ... Title Appointment of proceeds of life insurance policies in favour of 3 of the children of Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile Recitals: 13 May 1835, Marriage settlement (see -/5/9). 22 Dec 1854, Assignment of a further policy (see -/5/9). The 4 children of the marriage are Anna Sophia Eyssen, James Kennedy Esdaile, Edward Margrave Esdaile and William Crowder Esdaile. James has already been provided for and thus the 2 policies are to be held by the trustees to the use of the remaining 3 children, to be divided upon the deaths of Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile Reference 642/5/12 Unit Date 21 Feb 1879 Start Date 18790221 End Date 18790221 Appointment by Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile of their share in the e... Title Appointment by Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile of their share in the estate of James Esdaile in favour of 3 of their children Recitals: 19(sic) May 1835, Marriage settlement (see -/5/9). 8 Aug 1856, Settlement 1) James Esdaile 2) Edward Esdaile, the son of 1), and Walter Charles Venning. Freehold estates in Bunhill Row and Golden Lane, Middlesex; in Marden, Kent; in Upminster, Essex; and in Jamaica; leasehold estates in Hoxton, Bedford Street, Saddlers Hall Court, Aldgate and the City Saw Mills at Hoxton. All above assigned to 2) in trust, one fifth to be subject to the same trusts as in -/5/9, the remainder in trust for other branches of the family. Interest on certain insurance policies and shares in a machine sawyer business [the City Saw Mills, Hoxton] assigned to provide an annuity of £1,000 for 1), who is to be permitted to use the saw mill. 13 Dec 1859, Settlement between parties above. 1) assigns half of machine sawyer business and £4,000 capital to Edward Esdaile after his death, this to form part of the fifth. 1) also assigns further shares in the business acquired since 8 Aug 1856, and also the Imperial Saw Mills, Hoxton to 2), subject to the same trusts. 20 Jul 1864, Death of James Esdaile. Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia Esdaile appoint that the trustees, Edward Esdaile and Walter Charles Venning, shall hold the above fifth share and after the death of Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile shall transfer the same to their children, Edward Margrave Esdaile, Anna Sophia Eyssen the wife of Gottfried Eyssen, and William Crowder Esdaile. Notice of registration of above deed in Estate Duty office, 1 Dec 1902, after death of Anna Sophia Esdaile. Reference 642/5/13 Unit Date 21 Feb 1879 Start Date 18790221 End Date 18790221 Appointment by Anna Sophia Esdaile of her share of trust funds held u... Title Appointment by Anna Sophia Esdaile of her share of trust funds held under the will of her father Benjamin Kennedy in favour of 3 of her children. Recitals: 7 Jan 1859, Will of Benjamin Kennedy. Bequeaths residue of estate to trustees to sell and invest proceeds and pay interest to his wife Sophia Kennedy. On her death the interest on £1,500 is to be divided between whichever of his 4 daughters is unmarried. After determination of above the estate is to be divided between his children or if dead, their children. 20 Jun 1868, Death of Sophia Kennedy. 3 Aug 1868, Death of Benjamin Kennedy. Now Anna Sophia Kennedy, one of the 4 daughters of Benjamin Kennedy, appoints the trustees of the will to hold her share in trust for 3 of her children, Anna Sophia Eyssen, Edward Margrave Esdaile and William Crowder Esdaile, to be divided upon her and her husband's deaths, her son James Kennedy Esdaile having already been provided for. Reference 642/5/14 Unit Date 21 Feb 1879 Start Date 18790221 End Date 18790221 Notice to the trustees of the will of Benjamin Kennedy of the above a... Title Notice to the trustees of the will of Benjamin Kennedy of the above appointment (-/5/14) Reference 642/5/15 Unit Date 4 Mar 1879 Start Date 18790304 End Date 18790304 Probate copy of the will, dated 6 Nov 1879, of Edward Esdaile of Ockl... Title Probate copy of the will, dated 6 Nov 1879, of Edward Esdaile of Ockley, Surrey. Bequeaths jewellery, clothes and wine to his wife Anna Sophia; portraits, plate, books, china, linen, horses, and carriages to his sons James Kennedy Esdaile and Edward Margrave Esdaile and his son-in-law Gottfried Eyssen in trust to the use of Anna Sophia during her life. On her death his 4 children may choose what they like. Remainder of above and residue of estate to above trustees to sell and invest proceeds. Interest to Anna Sophia for life and then to be divided among his 4 children. Appoints James Kennedy Esdaile, Edward Margrave Esdaile and Gottfried Eyssen as executors. Will proved 15 Jan 1890, Edward Esdaile having died 25 Nov 1889 Reference 642/5/16 Unit Date 15 Jan 1890 Start Date 18900115 End Date 18900115 Enclosure from above: copy death certificate (nd) ... Title Enclosure from above: copy death certificate (nd) Reference 642/5/17 Unit Date (9 Dec 1889) Start Date 18891209 End Date 18891209 Copy will of Edward Esdaile of Ockley (nd) ... Title Copy will of Edward Esdaile of Ockley (nd) Reference 642/5/18 Unit Date (6 Nov 1879) Start Date 18791106 End Date 18791106 Instructions for drawing up the draft marriage settlement between Edw... Title Instructions for drawing up the draft marriage settlement between Edward Margrave Esdaile and Flora his wife, with opinion of Mr F E Begg of Lincoln's Inn (see -/5/20 below for draft settlement) Reference 642/5/19 Unit Date 31 Dec 1879 Start Date 18791231 End Date 18791231 Draft marriage settlement between Edward Margrave Esdaile and his wi... Title Draft marriage settlement between Edward Margrave Esdaile and his wife Flora 1) Edward Margrave Esdaile of Upper Tulse Hill, and Flora his wife 2) James Kennedy Esdaile of Saint Hill Place, Sussex, Henry Powell of Avington Grove, Penge, and James Esdaile Venning, gent of 9 Tokenhouse Yard, London. Recitals: 13 May 1835, Marriage settlement (see -/5/9). 22 Dec 1854, Assignment of further policy (see -/5/9). 21 Feb 1879, Appointment of proceeds of the 2 life insurance policies in favour of 3 of the children of Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia his wife, including Edward Margrave Esdaile, subject to the life interests of Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia (see -/5/12). 8 Aug 1856, Settlement (see -/5/13). 13 Dec 1859, Settlement (see -/5/13). 21 Feb 1879, Appointment by Edward and Anna Sophia Esdaile of their share in the estate of James Esdaile in favour of 3 of their children, including Edward Margrave Esdaile, subject to the life interests of Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia (see -/5/13). 7 Jan 1859, Will of Benjamin Kennedy (see -/5/14). 1 Feb 1879, Appointment by Anna Sophia Esdaile of her share of trust funds held under the will of her father Benjamin Kennedy in favour of 3 of her children, including Edward Margrave Esdaile, subject to the life interest of Edward Esdaile and Anna Sophia Esdaile (see -/5/14). 21 Oct 1839, Will of Thomas Anthony Teulon (see -/3/1). 9 Jun 1870, Will of Seymour Teulon (see -/5/1). 29 Oct 1877, Deed of family arrangement (see -/5/5) 25 Mar 1880, Conveyance by Flora Esdaile of real estate to which she is entitled under -/5/5 above, subject to life interests of William Hensman Teulon and Helena Teulon, to 2), trustees of her marriage settlement. The property includes Tenchleys (see -/5/21 for draft conveyance). Now Edward Margrave Esdaile assigns to 2) all the property to which he is entitled under above recited deeds, subject to the above mentioned life interests, in trust to sell and invest the proceeds and pay the income to Flora Esdaile for life, remainder to Edward Margrave Esdaile and then to the children of the union as Edward and Flora appoint Flora Esdaile assigns to 2) all the personal estate to which she is entitled under the above recited deeds, subject to the above mentioned life interests, in trust to sell and invest the proceeds and pay the income as above. The proceeds from the sale of the real estate to which she is entitled is to be similarly invested by the trustees to the above uses. Until the real estate is sold the trustees may lease it out. Reference 642/5/20 Unit Date 25 Mar 1880 Start Date 18800325 End Date 18800325 Draft conveyance 1) Edward Margrave Esdaile of Upper Tulse Hill, and ... Title Draft conveyance 1) Edward Margrave Esdaile of Upper Tulse Hill, and Flora his wife 2) James Kennedy Esdaile of Saint Hill Place, Sussex, Henry Powell of Avington Grove, Penge, and James Esdaile Venning, gent of 9 Tokenhouse Yard, London. 1) conveys to 2) all the real estate to which Flora is entitled under the wills of Thomas Anthony Teulon, 1839 (-/3/1), and Seymour Teulon, 1870 (-/5/1), and the deed of family arrangement, 1877 (-/5/5), subject to the existing life interests of William Hensman Teulon and Helena Teulon, in trust to sell the property at the instruction of 1) and invest the proceeds, the income to be applied to the trusts set out in -/5/20. Before the property is sold the trustees may lease it out Reference 642/5/21 Unit Date 25 Mar 1880 Start Date 18800325 End Date 18800325 Certificates of acknowledgement by Flora Esdaile that -/5/20 and -/5/... Title Certificates of acknowledgement by Flora Esdaile that -/5/20 and -/5/21 are her act and deed. Affidavits of her identity attached. Reference 642/5/22 Unit Date 9 Apr 1880 Start Date 18800409 End Date 18800409 Notices to trustees of the settlements detailed in the marriage settl... Title Notices to trustees of the settlements detailed in the marriage settlement, 25 Mar 1880, of Mr & Mrs E M Esdaile (see -/5/20) Reference 642/5/23 Unit Date 30 Apr 1880; 29 May 1880 Start Date 18800430 End Date 18800529 Drafts of above and of -/5/19 and -/5/22 ... Title Drafts of above and of -/5/19 and -/5/22 Reference 642/5/24 Unit Date Dec 1879 -29 May 1880 Start Date 18791200 End Date 18800529 Solicitors' correspondence relating to the drafting of the settlement... Title Solicitors' correspondence relating to the drafting of the settlement and the vesting of the reversionary estates in Mr and Mrs Esdaile. Reference 642/5/25 Unit Date 16 Jan 1880 -7 May 1891 Start Date 18800116 End Date 18910507 Balance sheet for Esdaile and Co (see -/5/13) ... Title Balance sheet for Esdaile and Co (see -/5/13) Reference 642/5/26 Unit Date 30 Jun 1880 Start Date 18800630 End Date 18800630 Probate copy of will, dated 24 Jan 1898, of Edward Margrave Esdaile o... Title Probate copy of will, dated 24 Jan 1898, of Edward Margrave Esdaile of Hammerwood, Oxted, formerly of the City Saw Mills, Wenlock Road, City Road, Middlesex and of Rosemead, Chertsey, leaving all real and personal estate to Flora, his wife and sole executrix, subject to the provisions of -/5/18. Probate granted 13 Dec 1910, Edward M Esdaile having died 15 Nov 1910 Reference 642/5/27 Unit Date 13 Dec 1910 Start Date 19101213 End Date 19101213 Heads of appointment for division of settled estate between the child... Title Heads of appointment for division of settled estate between the children of Mr & Mrs E M Esdaile, with covering letter from Walter C Venning, solicitor, and note on division of silver and family portraits at Tenchleys Park Reference 642/5/28 Unit Date 16 Dec 1904 Start Date 19041216 End Date 19041216 Enclosure from above: letter from the Planet Building Society, Finsbu... Title Enclosure from above: letter from the Planet Building Society, Finsbury Square, London, to Seymour T Esdaile relating to a piece of 'freehold land adjoining "Gaines" Icehouse Wood' Reference 642/5/29 Unit Date 27 Feb 1912 Start Date 19120227 End Date 19120227 Death certificate of Edward Margrave Esdaile, died 15 Nov 1910 ... Title Death certificate of Edward Margrave Esdaile, died 15 Nov 1910 Reference 642/5/30 Unit Date 2 Dec 1910 Start Date 19101202 End Date 19101202 Death certificate of Flora Esdaile, died 21 Jan 1912 ... Title Death certificate of Flora Esdaile, died 21 Jan 1912 Reference 642/5/31 Unit Date 7 Feb 1912 Start Date 19120207 End Date 19120207 Envelope, once containing -/5/3, -/5/30-31 and birth certificates of ... Title Envelope, once containing -/5/3, -/5/30-31 and birth certificates of the children of Flora and Edward Margrave Esdaile: Seymour Teulon, William Margrave, Flora Lilian, Helena Maude and Dorothy Lois. The envelope was found empty. Reference 642/5/32 Unit Date nd [1st half of 20th cent] Start Date 19000101 End Date 19491231 Notification from Inland Revenue to trustees that no increment value ... Title Notification from Inland Revenue to trustees that no increment value duty is payable on the conveyance of Tenchleys, 22 Dec 1919 Reference 642/5/33 Unit Date 17 Feb 1920 Start Date 19200217 End Date 19200217 Agreement for sale of Tenchleys Wood for £7,123 10s 1) Seymour Teulon... Title Agreement for sale of Tenchleys Wood for £7,123 10s 1) Seymour Teulon Esdaile of Fourwents, Holmwood, Surrey; Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile of the British Museum and William Margrave Esdaile of Driftway, Old Coulsdon, trustees of the settlement of 25 Mar 1880 2) Gerald Gascoigne Lynde of Tenchleys Park. Tenchleys Wood, part of Tenchleys Farm, adjoining Tenchleys Park to the North, including half width of proposed new road and right of way along proposed road and along Tenchleys Lane. Covenants: 1) to invest part of purchase money to build a road upon the land as shown on the annexed plan within 6 years and also arrange for electricity, gas and water to be laid to the road. 2) covenants to contribute to the maintenance of the road. Conveyance to be concluded by 24 Apr 1935 Reference 642/5/34 Unit Date 22 Mar 1935 Start Date 19350322 End Date 19350322 Deed of appointment of new trustee 1) Seymour Teulon Esdaile of Fourw... Title Deed of appointment of new trustee 1) Seymour Teulon Esdaile of Fourwents, Holmwood and William Margrave Esdaile of Driftway, Old Coulsdon 2) Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile of the British Museum, London 3) Ralph Margrave Esdaile of Driftway, Old Coulsdon. Recitals: 25 Mar 1880, Marriage settlement (see -/5/20) by which James Kennedy Esdaile, Henry Powell and James Esdaile Venning are appointed trustees of the property to which Flora Esdaile is entitled under the wills of Thomas Anthony Teulon and Seymour Teulon and the deed of family arrangement, 1877. 30 Dec 1898, Appointment of Henry Shirley Blunt and Seymour Teulon Esdaile in place of Henry Powell and James Esdaile Venning. 8 May 1904, Appointment of Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile and William Margrave Esdaile in place of James Kennedy Esdaile and Henry Shirley Blunt. 15 Nov 1910, Death of Edward Margrave Esdaile. 21 Jan 1912, Death of Flora Esdaile. 4 Apr 1932, Deed of assent to the vesting of Tenchleys in the trustees of the settlement of 25 Mar 1880 (see -/5/20-21). 1) William Teulon Swan Stallybrass and Frances Helena Swan Stallybrass 2) Seymour Teulon Esdaile, William Margrave Esdaile, Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile, trustees of the above settlement. Tenchleys Farm, subject to a lease of 21 Aug 1928 by Helena Stallybrass to Wilfred Herbert Huxtable for 21 years; Tenchleys Manor, subject to a lease to P Seymour-Price; Tenchleys Cottage; Medhurst Meads. 2) having become entitled to the premises by the deed of family arrangement, 1) as personal representatives of the last surviving trustee of the deed, assent to the vesting of the premises in 2). (The premises passed to 2) upon the death of Helena Stallybrass nee Teulon, the sister of Flora Esdaile who had a life interest in them). Now Seymour Teulon Esdaile and William Margrave Esdaile appoint Ralph Margrave Esdaile as a new trustee, upon the retirement of Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile. Reference 642/5/35 Unit Date 29 May 1936 Start Date 19360529 End Date 19360529 Solicitors' correspondence, chiefly relating to the purchase of 30 St... Title Solicitors' correspondence, chiefly relating to the purchase of 30 Stannary Street, Kensington, London, by S T Esdaile, R M Esdaile and W M Esdaile, trustees of the 1880 marriage settlement, from the Plaster Decoration Company, as security for the Tenchleys Road Fund Trust (see -/5/34); also relating to the purchase and sale of stocks for the trust and the transfer of direct supervision of the trust to W M Esdaile alone Reference 642/5/36 Unit Date 5 Aug 1936 -13 Oct 1938 Start Date 19360805 End Date 19381013 Abstract of the title of Sir Eric Studd, bart, to freehold property. ... Title Abstract of the title of Sir Eric Studd, bart, to freehold property. Tenchleys Wood, part of Tenchleys Farm, adjoining Tenchleys Park to the North, including half width of proposed new road and right of way along proposed road and along Tenchleys Lane. Recitals: 24 Apr 1935, Conveyance (see -/5/34 for agreement to sell which cites terms of conveyance). 1 Aug 1938, Death of Gerald Gascoigne Lynde. 30 Nov 1938, Constance Sothern Lynde appoints Williams Deacons Bank Ltd as her executor. 25 Jul 1942, Death of Constance Sothern Lynde. Aug 1946, Sale of premises by Williams Deacons Bank Ltd to Sir Eric Studd, bart, of the Polytechnic Touring Association Ltd of 16 Balderton Street, London, for £14,500. Manuscript note at end records sale of half width of roadway by Sir Eric Studd to the trustees of the 1880 marriage settlement for £500 on 21 Dec 1951 (see -/5/38 below). Reference 642/5/37a Unit Date nd [1946-1951] Start Date 19460101 End Date 19511231 Copy of plan in conveyance of 24 Apr 1935, formerly attached to -/5/3... Title Copy of plan in conveyance of 24 Apr 1935, formerly attached to -/5/37a Reference 642/5/37b Unit Date nd [1946] Start Date 19460101 End Date 19461231 Conveyance of a strip of land forming half the width of a proposed ro... Title Conveyance of a strip of land forming half the width of a proposed road at Tenchleys Farm, Limpsfield, and release of covenants 1) Sir Eric Studd, bart, of Tenchleys Park 2) Seymour Teulon Esdaile, William Margrave Esdaile and Ralph Margrave Esdaile. Recitals: 24 Apr 1935, Conveyance of Tenchleys Wood including strip of land. See -/5/34 for agreement to sell which cites terms of conveyance. 1) as successor in title to the premises sells to 2) the half width of the proposed roadway and his right of way along it. 1) releases 2) from the covenant to build the road and 2) releases 1) from the covenant to maintain it. Reference 642/5/38 Unit Date 21 Dec 1951 Start Date 19511221 End Date 19511221
series: 642/6/ - CORRESPONDENCE & PAPERS RELATING TO TENCHLEYS FARM AND TENCHLEYS LANE Scope: Items-/6/4-20 are from a folder marked "Tenchleys Lane". Date: c.1738-1925 Envelope of correspondence concerning the possible sale of Tenchleys ... Title Envelope of correspondence concerning the possible sale of Tenchleys Farm to Helena Sonnenschein, life tenant of the Farm under the deed of family arrangement (-/5/5), and her husband William Sonnenschein, in order that they might develop the Farm as a country house and trout farm. The proposal was rejected Reference 642/6/1 Unit Date 12 May 1906 -4 Jul 1906 Start Date 19060512 End Date 19060704 Envelope of correspondence concerning compensation paid to Norman Wes... Title Envelope of correspondence concerning compensation paid to Norman Westlake Hudson, lessee of Tenchleys Farm, by Helena Sonnenschein, for improvements he had carried out at the Farm, his lease having expired. Also letter to Seymour Teulon Esdaile from Helena Sonnenschein detailing her possessions at the Farm. Reference 642/6/2 Unit Date 23 Jan 1913 -21 Apr 1915 Start Date 19130123 End Date 19150421 Envelope of correspondence chiefly between Helena Sonnenschein and Se... Title Envelope of correspondence chiefly between Helena Sonnenschein and Seymour Teulon Esdaile concerning the former's right to fell trees on the Tenchleys estate Reference 642/6/3 Unit Date 9 Aug 1913 -1 Sep 1924 Start Date 19130809 End Date 19240901 An account of the valuation of the stock at Tenchleys between Madame ... Title An account of the valuation of the stock at Tenchleys between Madame Harrison and John Loveland. Reference 642/6/4 Unit Date nd [pre 1738] Start Date 17380101 End Date 17381231 Manuscript sketch maps of Tenchleys estate giving field names and acr... Title Manuscript sketch maps of Tenchleys estate giving field names and acreage. Inserted in -/6/5 is a note saying "Probably 1781 as T A Teulon mentions a map of that date in a letter to Rev Mapole in 1846". -/6/6 is very similar but provides extra details of buildings and paths Reference 642/6/5-6 Unit Date nd [1781] Start Date 17810101 End Date 17811231 Letters to Thomas Anthony Teulon from his son W H Teulon and from Amb... Title Letters to Thomas Anthony Teulon from his son W H Teulon and from Ambrose Glover, steward of the manor of Limpsfield, concerning his right as a tenant of the manor to remove chalk from Limpsfield Common for repairs on his estate Reference 642/6/7 Unit Date 14 Jun 1824 -16 Jul 1824 Start Date 18240614 End Date 18240716 List of measurements for "Tenchleys Mansion and Premises" measured by... Title List of measurements for "Tenchleys Mansion and Premises" measured by [?Peter Davial]. The list provides details of the acreage of the recently built house in Tenchleys Park and of the immediately adjoining land Reference 642/6/8 Unit Date 24 Oct 1835 Start Date 18351024 End Date 18351024 Memoranda by Thomas Anthony Teulon concerning Tenchleys Lane, borderi... Title Memoranda by Thomas Anthony Teulon concerning Tenchleys Lane, bordering the western boundary of the estate. The lane is described in detail and its status as a public right of way discussed. Small sketches show the route of the Lane. Tenchleys Farm is described as being "by common report the ancient manor house to Limpsfield Manor" Reference 642/6/9-10 Unit Date nd [pre 1841] Start Date 18410101 End Date 18411231 Receipts for arrears of chief rents payable on Champions Pits cottage... Title Receipts for arrears of chief rents payable on Champions Pits cottages to the lord of the manor of Limpsfield Reference 642/6/11 Unit Date 15 Oct 1870 -27 Oct 1905 Start Date 18701015 End Date 19051027 Copy letter from William Hensman Teulon to Messrs Morrisons and Night... Title Copy letter from William Hensman Teulon to Messrs Morrisons and Nightingale, stewards of the manor of Limpsfield, defending his right to quarry stone from the Common Reference 642/6/12 Unit Date 18 Feb 1892 Start Date 18920218 End Date 18920218 Bill from Horne and Birkett, solicitors, to W H Teulon, for costs inc... Title Bill from Horne and Birkett, solicitors, to W H Teulon, for costs incurred in acting for the defence in the case of Gower v Longley, concerning the right to quarry stones free of charge on Limpsfield Common. The case was lost, 4 Jul 1892 Reference 642/6/13 Unit Date Sep 1892 Start Date 18920900 End Date 18920900 Letter to W H Teulon from Percival Birkett informing him that Limpsfi... Title Letter to W H Teulon from Percival Birkett informing him that Limpsfield Parish Council has decided against a common regulation scheme Reference 642/6/14 Unit Date 22 Jul 1898 Start Date 18980722 End Date 18980722 Correspondence chiefly from Norman Westlake Hudson, lessee of Tenchle... Title Correspondence chiefly from Norman Westlake Hudson, lessee of Tenchleys Farm, to Helena Sonnenschein concerning disputes with Limpsfield Parish Council over the latter's responsibility to keep Tenchleys Lane in repair as a public right of way, and over her right to use stone from Limpsfield Common Reference 642/6/15 Unit Date 14 Dec 1900 -21 Oct 1909 Start Date 19001214 End Date 19091021 Correspondence relating to a dispute over Helena Sonnenschein's right... Title Correspondence relating to a dispute over Helena Sonnenschein's rights on Limpsfield Common and her right to attend a court baron of the manor Reference 642/6/16 Unit Date 16 Oct 1905 -27 Oct 1905 Start Date 19051016 End Date 19051027 Letters to Helena Sonnenschein from Flora Esdaile and Limpsfield and ... Title Letters to Helena Sonnenschein from Flora Esdaile and Limpsfield and Oxted Water Company concerning Mrs Hoad's right to use water for laundry work at her cottage at Champions Pits Reference 642/6/17 Unit Date 13 Oct 1909 -15 Oct 1909 Start Date 19091013 End Date 19091015 Notices of courts baron of the manor of Limpsfield ... Title Notices of courts baron of the manor of Limpsfield Reference 642/6/18 Unit Date 24 Sep 1910 -4 Mar 1920 Start Date 19100924 End Date 19200304 Notice that Helena Sonnenschein has changed her surname to Stallybras... Title Notice that Helena Sonnenschein has changed her surname to Stallybrass Reference 642/6/19 Unit Date 8 Jan 1918 Start Date 19180108 End Date 19180108 Envelope of correspondence between William Hensman Teulon and Helena ... Title Envelope of correspondence between William Hensman Teulon and Helena Sonnenschein, consecutive tenants of Tenchleys Park, and their neighbours, chiefly concerning the latters' right to have access to Tenchleys Lane Reference 642/6/20 Unit Date 7 Oct 1891 -10 Nov 1925 Start Date 18911007 End Date 19251110
series: 642/7/ - OTHER FAMILY PAPERS Date: 1714-1859 sub series: 642/7/ - The Harrison Family with reference to property in NE Surrey and Kent Scope: Thomas Harrison purchased Tenchleys in 1690. Date: 1714-c.1724 Will of Thomas Harrison the younger, gent, son of Thomas and Elizabet... Title Will of Thomas Harrison the younger, gent, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Harrison leaving copyhold lands (not specified) and personal estate to father and mother. Mother appointed executor Reference 642/7/1 Unit Date 5 Oct 1714 Start Date 17141005 End Date 17141005 Copy will (nd) of Abraham Harrison esq of East Greenwich, Kent, fathe... Title Copy will (nd) of Abraham Harrison esq of East Greenwich, Kent, father of Thomas Harrison the elder. Leaves household goods to his wife for life; legacies to 20 poor widows of Bromley College; to the poor of St Clements Dane, St Martins-in-the-Fields, East Greenwich, Westerham, Bromley, Eltham, Leigh, Tonbridge, Camberwell, Lambeth, Plumstead, St Paul's Covent Garden, Lombard Street; to Mrs Rottery's School in East Greenwich and for the poor girls there. Lambeth Dean Farm in Lambeth and Camberwell to son Thomas Harrison the elder and then the latter's son Thomas and his heirs; manor of Hollenden, Hall Place Farm in Leigh, house called the Porcupine in Leigh, dairy farm in Westerham, 25a at Plumstead and a leasehold and copyhold estate in Battersea to son James. To be buried in Leigh, near Tonbridge, where a monument is to be erected and 2 bells cast. Rev Dr Turner, vicar of East Greenwich and Mr Robert Maidstone, attorney, appointed executors. Reference 642/7/2 Unit Date (19 Aug 1717) Start Date 17170819 End Date 17170819 Scrap of paper saying that the farm at Camberwell came to Abraham Har... Title Scrap of paper saying that the farm at Camberwell came to Abraham Harrison [son of Thomas Harrison the younger] by the death of his grandfather [Thomas Harrison the elder] on 25 Mar 1724 Reference 642/7/3 Unit Date nd [c.1724] Start Date 17230101 End Date 17251231
sub series: 642/7/ - The Hall Family with reference to property in Middlesex Scope: Edward Hall, son of Edward and Susannah Hall, married Esther Godfrey who inherited half of Tenchleys from her aunt Elizabeth Harrison in 1739. Date: 1720-1774 Assignment of leasehold property in trust 1) Edward Hall, citizen and... Title Assignment of leasehold property in trust 1) Edward Hall, citizen and weaver of London, Susannah his wife, widow and executor of Richard Spicer, citizen and haberdasher of London, and William Lee, silk dyer of Stepney, Essex 2) Benjamin Browne, merchant of Bethnal Green, Middlesex. Recitals: 3 May 1697, Lease of part of Great Hares Marsh and 4 brick messuages on it, in Bethnal Green, by Richard Spicer from George Carter for 61 years. The remainder of the term has now passed to Susannah. Dec 1704, Marriage settlement prior to the marriage of Edward Hall and Susannah. The latter agrees with William Lee that Susannah should retain the right to dispose of the above lease and also 2 brick messuages in Spicer Street, Great Hares Marsh, any such disposition to take place after the death of either Edward or Susannah. Until then Edward is to enjoy rents. 22 Jun 1719, Lease by 1) and Richard Spicer, son of Susannah by Richard Spicer, of 2 brick messuages in Spicer Street to 2) for 52 years. Now 1) assign to 2) residue of term of lease of 61 years of land and messuages in Great Hares Marsh. This property and that above is to be held in trust to the use of Edward Hall while he lives, remainder to Susannah Hall if she survives him. Should she die first then to the use of whomever she appoints by her will. Endorsement: certificate of registration, 13 Jun 1721. Reference 642/7/4 Unit Date 31 Jan 1720 Start Date 17200131 End Date 17200131 Will of Susannah Hall Recitals: 1 Dec 1704 Marriage settlement (see ... Title Will of Susannah Hall Recitals: 1 Dec 1704 Marriage settlement (see -/7/4). 31 Jan 1720, Assignment of leasehold property in trust (see -/7/4). Leaves land and messuages in Great Hares Marsh to daughter Jane Hall for residue of 61 years; 1 of messuages in Spicer Street to son Richard Spicer, the other to son Edward Hall for residue of 52 years. Thereafter the property is to revert to Benjamin Browne, in trust for Susannah's sons and daughters, as disposed above. Endorsement: certificate of registration, 8 Sep 1727. Reference 642/7/5 Unit Date 1 Feb 1720 Start Date 17200201 End Date 17200201 Copy (nd) of probate of will, dated 30 Sep 1748, of Martha Hall, wido... Title Copy (nd) of probate of will, dated 30 Sep 1748, of Martha Hall, widow of All Hallows Staining, in Mark Lane, London. Legacies to Elizabeth and Jane Hall, sisters of her late husband Thomas; to James Hall, baker of Spitalfields, his wife and daughter; to the wife of Edward Hall of Hayes, Kent, her husband's brother; to her executors Edward Hall and Francis Barnfield, gent of Limehouse, Middlesex; to the poor of Westham, Essex, where she is to be buried. Leaves £520 to be invested by executors, in trust for her sister Mary Somerset, to be split on Mary's death between Mary Barnfield, wife of Francis, or her heirs; Elizabeth Hall and Jane Hall; Martha's cousin Henry Pedley, cordwainer of Whitechapel. Residue of estate to remain invested or to be sold by executors, to hold the proceeds in trust for Mary Somerset, separate from her husband and, upon her death, to whomever she appoints. Reference 642/7/6 Unit Date (16 Jun 1758) Start Date 17580616 End Date 17580616 Probate copy of will, dated 25 Feb 1758, of Mary Somerset, widow of t... Title Probate copy of will, dated 25 Feb 1758, of Mary Somerset, widow of the Liberty of Norton Falgate (see -/7/6). Legacies to cousin Henry Pedley and his children; to Francis Barnfield and his son Francis; to Jane, Elizabeth and Dorothy Hall; to Susannah Leach; to Edward Hall and his wife; to Martha Hall, Mary's sister, and Sarah Hall. Personal effects divided between Henry Pedley's daughters, Jane and Elizabeth Hall and Martha Hall. Edward Hall, gent of Hayes, Kent, appointed executor. Reference 642/7/7 Unit Date 17 May 1758 Start Date 17580517 End Date 17580517 Probate copy of will, dated 24 Sep 1761, of Sarah Hall, widow of Spic... Title Probate copy of will, dated 24 Sep 1761, of Sarah Hall, widow of Spicer Street, Stepney. Leaves leasehold messuage and premises in Spicer Street to executor Edward Hall of Hayes in trust, the issues to pay for the maintenance and education of her granddaughter, Sarah Barrett. When Sarah Barrett reaches her majority or marries with the consent of the trustees, the premises are to pass to her for the residue of the term. Residue of estate to be sold and the proceeds invested, in trust as above. Reference 642/7/8 Unit Date 15 Feb 1763 Start Date 17630215 End Date 17630215 Note from Sarah Hall to Edward Hall requesting that he pay Elizabeth ... Title Note from Sarah Hall to Edward Hall requesting that he pay Elizabeth Barrett, her granddaughter, £5 within 12 days of Sarah's death. Receipt endorsed. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/9 Unit Date 7 Feb 1763 -17 Sep 1763 Start Date 17630207 End Date 17630917 Bills for funeral and probate expenses and auction accounts for the s... Title Bills for funeral and probate expenses and auction accounts for the sale of Sarah Hall's goods. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/10 Unit Date 9 Feb 1763 -28 Jun 1763 Start Date 17630209 End Date 17630628 Traders' bills settled by Edward Hall, executor to Sarah Hall. [Enclo... Title Traders' bills settled by Edward Hall, executor to Sarah Hall. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/11 Unit Date 28 May 1762 -6 Oct 1764 Start Date 17620528 End Date 17641006 Inventory of goods and fittings in Sarah Hall's house and shop, The S... Title Inventory of goods and fittings in Sarah Hall's house and shop, The Sign of the Tobacco Rowle, Spicer Street, Spitalfields, sold to Samuel Beawrian. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/12 Unit Date 8 Mar 1763 Start Date 17630308 End Date 17630308 Receipts for land tax paid by Mr Borrin and Mr Burnell. [Enclosure fr... Title Receipts for land tax paid by Mr Borrin and Mr Burnell. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/13 Unit Date 22 Nov 1763 -29 Oct 1764 Start Date 17631122 End Date 17641029 Release by David Pontradant, weaver of Carters Rents, Bethnal Green, ... Title Release by David Pontradant, weaver of Carters Rents, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, and Sarah his wife (nee Barrett) to Edward Hall for all claims under the will of Sarah Hall (see -/7/8), Sarah Barrett having married David Pontradant in Mar 1763 and Edward Hall having satisfactorily accounted for his executorship. [Enclosure from -/7/8] Reference 642/7/14 Unit Date 4 Sep 1766 Start Date 17660904 End Date 17660904 Probate copy of will, dated 26 Jun 1773, of Edward Hall, gent of Haye... Title Probate copy of will, dated 26 Jun 1773, of Edward Hall, gent of Hayes, Kent. Leaves £300 stock to Melchior Seymour Teulon, one of his executors, in trust to sell to clear his debts and pay the proceeds to his wife, Esther. £300 stock to Melchior and his partner John Julius Lindner in trust to pay proceeds to Esther Hall while she lives, then to Mercy Teulon, Edward Hall's sister-in-law, then to Melchior and Edward Teulon, Mercy's sons. £700 stock to above, in trust for Mary Ann Teulon, Melchior's sister, part to provide a marriage portion for her. 45 shares in London Assurance to above in trust to pay interest to Esther Hall while she lives and then to divide shares between neices and nephews, John Godfrey, Ann Godfrey, Melchior Seymour Teulon and Esther Sandwich. Leasehold messuages in Primrose Street in Liberty of Norton Falgate to above in trust to pay issues to Esther Hall while alive and then to transfer messuages to Edward Teulon for residue of term. Leasehold messuage in Hayes and all household goods to Melchior in trust to the use of Esther Hall while she lives and then to Melchior. Many minor legacies of money and furniture. Residue to Edward Teulon and Melchior Seymour Teulon. Codicils of 18 Oct 1773 and 16 Dec 1774. Reference 642/7/15 Unit Date 19 Dec 1774 Start Date 17741219 End Date 17741219
sub series: 642/7/ - The Godfrey Family with reference to property in Oxfordshire and London Scope: Hester Godfrey was the sister of Elizabeth Harrison. Her daughters, Esther Hall and Mercy Teulon, inherited Tenchleys from their aunt. Date: 1734-(1738) Probate copy of will, dated 17 Dec 1722, of Hester Godfrey widow of S... Title Probate copy of will, dated 17 Dec 1722, of Hester Godfrey widow of St Margaret's, Westminster. Legacies to daughter Mercy Godfrey, sister Elizabeth Harrison, cousins Susan and Abraham Harrison, and goddaughter Jane Cooper. Residue to daughter Esther Godfrey, her executrix. With probate certificate detached from above Reference 642/7/16 Unit Date 17 Jan 1734 Start Date 17340117 End Date 17340117 Receipt from Anthony Teulon for silver tankard bequeathed to his wife... Title Receipt from Anthony Teulon for silver tankard bequeathed to his wife Mercy, by Hester Godfrey Reference 642/7/17 Unit Date 18 Jun 1733 Start Date 17330618 End Date 17330618 Copy will of Thomas Godfrey, gent of Milton, Oxon [brother of Hester ... Title Copy will of Thomas Godfrey, gent of Milton, Oxon [brother of Hester Godfrey] Leaves all estates to William Lenthal, gent, and Frances Potter, clerk of Burford, Oxon, in trust to pay debts and as follows:- Estate Rectory, Holywell, Oxon, and Gray's Close, Hailey, Oxon, and half a house in Lombard Street, London, to son William when 24. Estate in Milton and copyhold estate called Hokins in Hailey, held of University to son Thomas when 24. Lands in Milton formerly belonging to uncle John Godfrey, to son John when 24, some of the proceeds to go to daughter Ann. On reverse questions concerning Thomas Godfrey's title. Reference 642/7/18 Unit Date (1 Apr 1738) Start Date 17380401 End Date 17380401
sub series: 642/7/ - The Teulon Family with references to property in North West Kent Date: 1757-1859 Receipt from Anthony and Mercy Teulon to Edward Hall for £100 origina... Title Receipt from Anthony and Mercy Teulon to Edward Hall for £100 originally lent to the Rev William Johnson of Camberwell and now remitted to Edward Hall for the use of Melchior Seymour Teulon to set him up in business Reference 642/7/19 Unit Date 16 Mar 1757 Start Date 17570316 End Date 17570316 Settlement prior to the marriage of Esther Teulon and Joseph Sandwich... Title Settlement prior to the marriage of Esther Teulon and Joseph Sandwich 1) Joseph Sandwich, hatter of Greenwich 2) Esther Teulon 3) Edward Hall, gent of Hayes, Kent, and Melchior Seymour Teulon, hatter of Tower Street, London. 2) transfers £100 stock to 3) in trust to the use of 2) and after death among her children and grand-children as her will directs Reference 642/7/20 Unit Date 30 Aug 1768 Start Date 17680830 End Date 17680830 Mortgage of messuages in Greenwich 1) Edward Teulon, broker of Greenw... Title Mortgage of messuages in Greenwich 1) Edward Teulon, broker of Greenwich 2) Julius Lindner and Melchior Seymour Teulon, hatters of Tower Street, London. 1) mortgages 2 brick messuages in Church Street, Greenwich, with the adjoining yards, workshop and use of the well to 2) for £170, to be redeemed by 19 Jul 1777 Reference 642/7/21 Unit Date 19 Jul 1775 Start Date 17750719 End Date 17750719 'Last letter' to Thomas Anthony Teulon from his 'kind master', Alexan... Title 'Last letter' to Thomas Anthony Teulon from his 'kind master', Alexander Allan, Mill Green House, Ingatestone, Essex Reference 642/7/22 Unit Date Jul 1800 Start Date 18000700 End Date 18000700 Grant of administration of the estate of Mary Ann Teulon to her broth... Title Grant of administration of the estate of Mary Ann Teulon to her brother Melchior Seymour Teulon Reference 642/7/23 Unit Date 20 Jan 1802 Start Date 18020120 End Date 18020120 Probate copy of will, dated 7 Jun 1801, of James Brown wormmaker [a m... Title Probate copy of will, dated 7 Jun 1801, of James Brown wormmaker [a maker of spiral screws] of Houndsditch, Bishopsgate, London. Includes legacies to wife Sarah Brown; natural daughter Sophia Southron, by Sophia Southron of Benenden, Kent; Elizabeth Bagnall of Union Crescent, Shoreditch; sister Harriett Cruttenden of Hawkshurst, Kent. Residue to George and James Bagnall, sons of Elizabeth Bagnall. Thomas Anthony Teulon and Charles Pilcher of Rye, Sussex, appointed executors. Reference 642/7/24 Unit Date 13 Nov 1802 Start Date 18021113 End Date 18021113 Probate copy of will dated 23 May 1806 of Esther Sandwich, widow, lat... Title Probate copy of will dated 23 May 1806 of Esther Sandwich, widow, late of Greenwich, now of 15 Pitt Street, Kent Road. Leaves freehold estate in Teulon's Court, Greenwich, and all other freehold estates to nephew, Thomas Anthony Teulon, in trust to the use of her eldest son Joseph Sandwich and his sons. Stock and personal estate in trust, part to the use of second son Henry and the remainder to the use of Joseph and his children. Thomas Anthony Teulon appointed executor. Reference 642/7/25 Unit Date 1 Apr 1814 Start Date 18140401 End Date 18140401 Enclosure from above: certified copy (nd) of burial entry of Esther S... Title Enclosure from above: certified copy (nd) of burial entry of Esther Sandwich from register of St Alphege, Greenwich, and affidavit by Samuel Teulon that above extract is correct and that Esther Sandwich is the same person as appears in the will of Melchior Seymour Teulon and the books of the Bank of England Reference 642/7/26 Unit Date (24 Mar 1814) Start Date 18140324 End Date 18140324 Memorandum on the division of the proceeds of the sale of Teulon's Co... Title Memorandum on the division of the proceeds of the sale of Teulon's Court, Greenwich, to Greenwich Hospital for £2000 between the family of Melchior Seymour Teulon senior, Esther Sandwich and the family of Edward Teulon. [The memorandum postdates the death of Melchior Seymour Teulon junior of Greenock, Scotland in 1809 but predates that of Esther Sandwich in 1814] Reference 642/7/27 Unit Date nd [Sep 1809 x Mar 1814] Start Date 18090900 End Date 18140300 Probate copy of will, dated 11 Oct 1814, of James Ward, gent of King ... Title Probate copy of will, dated 11 Oct 1814, of James Ward, gent of King Street, Hoxton Square, Shoreditch, Essex. Leaves estate in trust to Thomas Anthony Teulon to pay legacies to son-in-law William Major and his son William; cousins Robert and John Hibbens and Mary Phillips; Mary Hare, wife of Henry Hare; the poor of New Chapel, City Road; Mary Hughes, if living with Ward when he dies. Residue to the use of daughter Hannah Major. Codicil of 11 Oct 1814 leaving £200 to Thomas Anthony Teulon. Reference 642/7/28 Unit Date 1 Jul 1815 Start Date 18150701 End Date 18150701 Release by legatee of Elizabeth Neves to her executor. 1) Hugh Mucaf... Title Release by legatee of Elizabeth Neves to her executor. 1) Hugh Mucaffrey, weaver of Furitona, Tyrone, Ireland, and Mary, his wife, nee Bay 2) Thomas Anthony Teulon, executor to James Ward, the executor of Elizabeth Neves of Spitalfields. Elizabeth Neves, by will of 7 Dec 1787, proved 28 Jan 1790, left stock, the interest from which was to be paid to her granddaughter Elizabeth Bay, and then her great grand-children, including Mary Bay. Elizabeth Bay having died 29 Jan 1825, Thomas Anthony Teulon has sold the stock and paid Mary her share. Receipts of Jul 1826 and 7 Aug 1826 appended Reference 642/7/29 Unit Date 8 Jul 1826 Start Date 18260708 End Date 18260708 Copy will and grant of administration of unadminstered effects of Ann... Title Copy will and grant of administration of unadminstered effects of Ann Teulon of St John, Hackney, Middlesex. Leaving monetary legacies to brothers, sisters, sisters-in-law and nieces. Brother John Teulon appointed executor. Grant of administration, to Thomas Anthony Teulon, John Teulon having died intestate. Reference 642/7/30 Unit Date 7 Jan 1828 Start Date 18280107 End Date 18280107 As above with grant of administration to sister Sarah Addington, Thom... Title As above with grant of administration to sister Sarah Addington, Thomas Anthony Teulon having died 7 Jul 1844. Reference 642/7/31 Unit Date 16 Dec 1844 Start Date 18441216 End Date 18441216 Assignment of goods of bankrupts, Richard Field and Henry Field, colo... Title Assignment of goods of bankrupts, Richard Field and Henry Field, colourmen, varnish manufacturers, dealers and chapmen, of Queen Street, Cheapside, London, to Thomas Anthony Teulon, wine merchant, to sell and pay creditors Reference 642/7/32 Unit Date 4 Dec 1829 Start Date 18291204 End Date 18291204 Copy (nd) of probate of will, dated 5 Jul 1832, of Elizabeth Teulon o... Title Copy (nd) of probate of will, dated 5 Jul 1832, of Elizabeth Teulon of Wood Lane, Highgate, Middlesex. Legacies, chiefly of interest from stock, to sisters Lydia Brickta of Pleasant Place, Kings Cross, London, Mary Ann Porter, Sarah Addington and M E Bury, wife of Jeremiah Bury of Redditch, Warwicks; brother Thomas Anthony Teulon; nephews John and William Teulon, sons of John Teulon, and Seymour and James Porter, sons of Mary Porter; neices Rachel Elen and Mary Ann and Sarah Porter, daughters of Mary Ann Porter. William Yorkney, tea dealer of Bedford Street, Covent Garden, Middlesex, appointed executor. Reference 642/7/33 Unit Date (24 Aug 1833) Start Date 18330824 End Date 18330824 Appointment of new trustees of the will of Elizabeth Teulon (see -/7/... Title Appointment of new trustees of the will of Elizabeth Teulon (see -/7/33). 1) William Yorkney 2) Lydia Brickta, widow of Hampstead Road, Middlesex 3) John Teulon and William Teulon of Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex 4) Mary Ann Porter of Highgate, Middlesex, and Sarah Addington of Alfred Street, Tottenham Court Road 5) Rachel Elen of Arlington St, Hampstead Road; Mary Ann and Sarah Porter of Highgate 6) Seymour Teulon, gent of North End, Croydon, and the Rev Seymour Teulon, gent of North End, Croydon, minister of Darwen, Lancs. 1) renounces trusts placed on him in will of Elizabeth Teulon, having been unfortunate in business and 6) are appointed in his place. 1) having, as trustee, purchased more shares, agrees to hand these over and pay 5s in £ for trust money lost when his business failed Reference 642/7/34 Unit Date 12 Feb 1841 Start Date 18410212 End Date 18410212 Release by legatees to executors for legacies under the will of Eliza... Title Release by legatees to executors for legacies under the will of Elizabeth Teulon 1) Leonard William Elen, draper of Bellevue Villas, Seven Sisters Rd, Upper Holloway, Middlesex 2) Thomas Challis, hide and skin salesman of Hillmartin Villas, Camden Rd, Upper Holloway, and Mary Ann his wife (nee Porter) 3) The Rev Thomas Toke Lynch of Grafton Place Kentish Town, Middlesex, and Sarah his wife (nee Porter) 4) Seymour Teulon, merchant of Coopers Row, Tower Hill, and the Rev Seymour Teulon Porter, clerk of Glasgow. Under the will of Elizabeth Teulon (-/7/33) interest on stock was to be paid to her sisters, Mary Ann Porter and Sarah Addington, and, on their death, to be divided between her nieces, Rachel Elen, Mary Ann Challis and Sarah Lynch. They having died on 21 Mar 1825 and 24 Jan 1856 respectively, and Rachel Elen having died on 31 Mar 1842, 4) have sold the stock and divided the proceeds between 1), 2) and 3) Reference 642/7/35 Unit Date 6 Jun 1856 Start Date 18560606 End Date 18560606 Quitclaim for legacy, under the will of Elizabeth Teulon 1) William ... Title Quitclaim for legacy, under the will of Elizabeth Teulon 1) William Teulon, farmer of Borough Green, Kent 2) Seymour Teulon and the Rev Seymour Teulon Porter. Under the will of Elizabeth Teulon (-/7/33) interest on stock purchased by executor, William Yockney, and by 2) from award in Chancery against Yockney, was to be paid to her sister Lydia Brickta and then to her nephews John and William Teulon. Lydia Brickta having died on 17 Apr 1859, and John Teulon on 17 May 1843, 2) have sold the stock and paid proceeds to 1) Reference 642/7/36 Unit Date 26 May 1859 Start Date 18590526 End Date 18590526 Will of William Hensman Teulon, hop merchant of Coopers Row, in partn... Title Will of William Hensman Teulon, hop merchant of Coopers Row, in partnership with his brother Seymour Teulon. Leaves all his estate to Seymour Teulon who is also appointed executor. Letter of 27 Sep 1843 attached in which he acknowledges his financial and moral debt to Seymour Teulon. Reference 642/7/37 Unit Date 5 Jan 1844 Start Date 18440105 End Date 18440105 Will of Elizabeth Seton of Crooms Hill, Greenwich, Kent, widow of Joh... Title Will of Elizabeth Seton of Crooms Hill, Greenwich, Kent, widow of John Seton esq [Elizabeth Seton was the daughter of Edward Teulon, brother of Melchior Seymour Teulon the elder]. Legacies, chiefly of money and interest on stock, in trust to the use of brother Thomas Teulon and his children Elizabeth Rieder, wife of George Rieder, Thomas Teulon the Younger, Fanny Woodward, wife of the Rev Mr Woodward; to brother Edward Seymour Teulon and his sons John, Ebenezer and William Frederick, and grandson William Frederick, son of Edward's dead son Joseph and his wife Catherine; to children of her brother Samuel Teulon-Samuel Saunders Teulon, Lewis Seton Teulon, William Milford Teulon, Louisa Nash the wife of William Newenham Nash, and Harriett Teulon and to Samuel Teulon's widow Louisa; to her sister Mary Ann Hubbard, wife of James Hubbard, and her children James, Louisa Mills, wife of John Mills, Caroline, Mary, Emma and Jane; to her sister Sarah Edmonds; to her cousins Mary Ann Porter and her children, Sarah Addington and her grand children, and Lydia Brickta; to her cousin Thomas Anthony Teulon's widow Rachel and son Seymour Teulon; to the Ladies Orphan School, Greenwich; the Rev Mr Chapman's School on the Greenwich Road; the Rev Mr Sheppard's School on Dartmouth Row, Blackheath, Kent; the British School, Colnbrook. Brother Thomas Teulon the elder, nephew George Rieder, Seymour Teulon and Robert Christopher Parker of Greenwich appointed executors and trustees. Codicil of 14 Oct 1844, leaving further stock to some of the above named. Reference 642/7/38 Unit Date 14 Oct 1844 Start Date 18441014 End Date 18441014 Probate copy of above, Elizabeth Seton having died 11 Feb 1846. ... Title Probate copy of above, Elizabeth Seton having died 11 Feb 1846. Reference 642/7/39 Unit Date 19 Mar 1846 Start Date 18460319 End Date 18460319 Release by the residuary legatees of Elizabeth Seton to the executors... Title Release by the residuary legatees of Elizabeth Seton to the executors. 1) John Gelston, gent of Dublin, Ireland, and Emma his wife, executrix to her mother Mary Ann Hubband 2) Elizabeth Ann Rieder, widow of Bayswater, Middlesex, Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward of St Johns Wood, Middlesex, widower of Fanny Woodward, and Thomas William Teulon of Portman Square, Middlesex, the children of Thomas Teulon 3) Samuel Saunders Teulon, architect of Brunswick Square, Middlesex, William Newenham Nash of Greenwich and Louisa his wife, William Milford Teulon of Bedford Row, Middlesex, and Harriet Mary Teulon of Greenwich, the children of Samuel Teulon 4) William Newenham Nash, executor to Lewis Seton Teulon (d.14 Aug 1846), son of Samuel Teulon. 5) John Teulon, printer of Cheapside, London, William Fredrick Teulon, physician of Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Ebenezer Teulon, schoolmaster of Hoxton, Middlesex, the children of Edward Seymour Teulon 6) Seymour Teulon of Limpsfield, Thomas Teulon of Upper Berkeley Street, Middlesex, Robert Christopher Parker of Greenwich, executors to Elizabeth Seton. The residuary legatees of Elizabeth Seton were Mary Ann Hubbard (d.26 Dec 1849) and the children of her brothers Thomas, Samuel and Edward Seymour Teulon. The annexed accounts of the executors 6) having been approved, 1), 2), 3), 4) and 5) have received the sums due to them from the sale of the residue of Elizabeth Seton's estate. Endorsements: Receipts for sums due from 1)-5) above. Reference 642/7/40 Unit Date 1 Jul 1852 Start Date 18520701 End Date 18520701 Release by Frederick William Teulon of Boston Massachusetts, USA, gra... Title Release by Frederick William Teulon of Boston Massachusetts, USA, grand-nephew of Elizabeth Seton, to Seymour Teulon, surviving executor of her will (-/7/38), the latter having sold the stock due to Frederick and paid him the proceeds Reference 642/7/41 Unit Date 2 Jul 1857 Start Date 18570702 End Date 18570702
sub series: 642/7/ - The Thompson Family Scope: Seymour Teulon married Matilda Thompson, daughter of Samuel Thompson and Mary, the daughter of William and Mary Fletcher in 1833. Date: 1842-1850 Cancelled and mostly destroyed deeds relating to the will of Samuel T... Title Cancelled and mostly destroyed deeds relating to the will of Samuel Thompson, died 20 Nov 1837. Will proved 11 Jan 1838 Reference 642/7/42 Unit Date nd [1842-1850] Start Date 18420101 End Date 18501231 Probate copy of will, dated 28 Apr 1847, of Mary Thompson, widow of C... Title Probate copy of will, dated 28 Apr 1847, of Mary Thompson, widow of Croydon. Leaves stock and household goods to sons Samuel Thompson of Illinois, USA, Julius Henry Thompson, Francis Burdett Thompson; daughters Elizabeth and her husband Thomas Leaden Robinson, Matilda and her husband Seymour Teulon, Harriett and her husband John Sisson Steele, Julietta Dobell, Mary Ann Coates and Eliza Mott; grandchildren Eliza Coates, Ellen Freeman, Emily Coates, Eliza Mott. Also to her servants. Codicils of 26 May 1848, 6 May 1849 and 29 Nov 1849 making minor alterations. Reference 642/7/43 Unit Date 30 Sep 1850 Start Date 18500930 End Date 18500930
sub series: 642/7/ - The Esdaile Family Scope: Flora Teulon, daughter of Seymour Teulon, married Edward Margrave Esdaile in 1873. Date: 1804-1852 Birth certificates of John (b.5 Oct 1805), Amelia (b.22 Mar 1807), An... Title Birth certificates of John (b.5 Oct 1805), Amelia (b.22 Mar 1807), Ann (b.8 Oct 1811) and Peter (b.6 Jul 1814), the children of James and Amelia Esdaile Reference 642/7/44 Unit Date 27 Apr 1804 -25 Oct 1814 Start Date 18040427 End Date 18141025 Death certificates of Walter Charles Venning, solicitor to the Esdail... Title Death certificates of Walter Charles Venning, solicitor to the Esdailes, died 17 Mar 1928 aged 90, with related correspondence Reference 642/7/45 Unit Date 21 May 1928 -3 Dec 1930 Start Date 19280521 End Date 19301203 Correspondence between Kimber Bull and Co, solicitors, and Seymour T ... Title Correspondence between Kimber Bull and Co, solicitors, and Seymour T Esdaile concerning the formers' safe keeping of Mr and Mrs W M Esdaile's marriage settlement Reference 642/7/46 Unit Date 17 Mar 1950 -20 Feb 1952 Start Date 19500317 End Date 19520220
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