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D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]

M - Deeds and estate records - [12th-20th cent]

B - Business

E - Estate Papers

A - Derbyshire and Staffordshire Estate

B - Norfolk and Suffolk Estates

C - Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire Estates

D - Warwickshire Estate

E - London

F - Other Okeover Family Estate Papers

G - Other families' estate papers

1 - Miscellaneous; Staffordshire estate papers

2 - Miscellanous Derbyshire estate papers

3 - Miscellaneous Warwickshire Estate Papers

4 - Miscellaneous Norfolk estate papers

5 - Miscellaneous Leicestershire estate papers

6 - Papers relating to Arley while R.R. Vaughton, guardian of H.C. Okeover, was Rector

7 - Miscellaneous Nottinghamshire estate papers

8 - Miscellaneous London estate papers

5189 - Schedule of deeds of Abraham. Deskerne relating to property in Barking, Eastham and St Buttolph's, Essex, 1639-1665 - circa 1670

5190 - Abstract of a particular of the Manor of Hendon - circa 1756

5191 - Lease by Thomas Atkinson of Tunbridge, Kent, gent., to Hugh Watkins, citizen and habadasher of London, in consideration of £5, of a messuage or tenement in the parish of St Buttolph without Bishopgate, London, with one cellar, one kitchen, one parlour, one chamber, a half garrett, one yard now inclosed with a pale containing in length 32 feet and in breadth 14 feet and a garden plot behind the messuage, situated behind or over the backside westward of the messuage called the Bull Head, heretofore in the tenure of John Langham: for 28 years at an annual rent of £4: free liberty to fetch water from the pump in Garland Alley 14 Aug - 1646

5192 - Exemplification of a judgement in the Court of Common Pleas in a case of trespass between William Clayton and Edward Crosse late of London, merchant taylor, Edward Crosse was "attacked to answer" Clayton's plea that he entered premises in the parish of St Buttolphs Bishopsgate by force of arms, demised for three years by Abraham Deskeyne on 1 Oct 1656. Crosse was found guilty of the trespass, Clayton was adjudged to recover the premises and was awarded £9 damages 11 May - 1657

5193 - Quitclaim by Thomas Nicholls of St Martins in the field, Middlesex, to Martha Hinton of all manner of actions, causes of actions, bills, bonds, obligations etc in law and equity against her 18 Feb - 1698/1699

5194 - Lease by Thomas Vickers of Hertfordshire, esq., to Nicholas Chapman of Bishopsgate Street, London, undertaken and carpenter, of a parcel of ground (heretofore a garden or garden plot and stables and coachhouses) in Bishopsgate Street, with racks, managers and eight haylofts over the said erected and standing: for 15½ years and an annual rent of £24: Clapham to erect one other coachhouse at his own costs and charges 9 Nov - 1728

5195 - Lease by Thomas Vickers of London, gent., to Thomas Bayley of East Ham, baker, of a messuage or tenement with barn, stable, and outhouses in certain street called Poor Street in East Ham, also a parcel of meadow or pasture in two closes called Kitchin Field 2 acres 0 rood 20 perches now in the tenure of Thomas Bayley also a parcel of marsh land called Greens Marsh 4 acres in East Ham in the parish of Barking now in the tenure if Stimson Bullmer and a parcel of marsh called Three Acres, 4½a., also in the tenure of Stimson Bullmer: for one year from Michaelmas last to Michaelmas next, the for 21 years at a rent of £12 for the first year then £33 per annum: additional rent for £10 per acre for ploughing any marsh land: the kitchen field to be laid down for pasture with rye grass seed and clover seed 3 years before the expiration of the term: 10 good cart loads of dung or soot to be placed on the Kitchen Field every year 1 Dec - 1731

5196 - Lease by Thomas Vickers of Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, esq., to Nicholas Chapman of Bishopsgate Street, London, undertaker and carpenter, of a piece or parcel of ground with messuages or tenements not standing thereon in a certain alley called Garland Alley in the parish of St Buttolph without Bishopgate, with dimensions as described in a scheme or ground plott annexed: for 21 years at an annual rent of £22: Chapman to build before 25 Dec 1738 at his own costs and charges one range of stabling 70 feet in length and at the same time demolish two old messuages or tenements now standing in the north part of the ground and replace them with three coach houses with doors to the same as described in the scheme or ground plott annexed: 2 plans attached 1 Apr - 1738

5197 - Lease by Thomas Vickers of Hoddesdeon, Hertfordshire, esq., to Thomas lanson of East Ham, Essex, yeoman, of a messuage or tenement with the barn, stables and outhouses and a parcel of ground called the Hoppet in Vicearidge Lane, East Ham, now in the tenure of Thomas lanson, together with two parcels of marsh ground lying together in Greens Marsh, East Ham, 4½ a. now in the occupation of James Smith: for 21 years at £12 per annum for the house ahd Hoppett and £7 per annum for the marsh (for 18 years only): additional rent of £10 per acre for ploughing any marsh 22 Aug - 1738

5198 - Articles of agreement between Thomas Vickers and Nicholas Chapman by which Vickers grants to Chapman right of way through a piece of ground to the south of premises let to Chapman leases by Vickers of the parishioners of St Buttolph and also the parishioners to be allowed to wash their horses at the horse pond and to be allowed the use of water in the yard leased by Chapman 21 Dec - 1738

5199 - Lease by Temple Timson of the parish of St Botolph within Bishopsgate wheeler to Thomas Vickers of Hoddesden, Hertfordshire, esq., of free egress, regress, way or passage with coaches, horses, carts and carriages by and over a yard of his near Garland Alley in the parish of St Botolph: for 20¾ years at an annual rent of £3L further Vickers with the consent of Nicholas Chapman his lessee has leased to Timson the use of the new river or Thomas water as the same is now laid into the said stable yard or ground of Thomas Vickers: for 15½ years at a peppercorn rent: further Timson has free privilege of laying in the stable yard at the common dunghill all the dung and dirt that shall be made on the premises which Timson leases from the Trustees of the parish of St Botolph without Bishopsgate 10 May - 1739

5200 - Copy traverse discharging the tenant in capite Abraham Deskeyne of 3 acres of marsh in West Ham Level being the land of William Wall which was purchased for him [Deskeyne] by Samuel Oates: Candlemas term - 2 Feb 1639/1640

5201 - Case paper - Abraham Deskeyne v the undertendants of Atkinson - relating to property in Bishopgate - 1657

5202 - Answer to Abraham Deskeyne to the bill of complaint of Edward Crosse - 3 Nov 1658

5203 - Paris taxes for premises in the hands of Mr Vickers and Mr East - 1758-1759

5204 - Mr Wares' deductions from the rent of the stables in Bishopgate Street - 1759

5205 - Receipt for poor rate - parish of St Andrews Holborn - 1765

5206-5207 - Two letters from Samuel Commeline, to Mrs Elizabeth Vickers at Hoddesden, 3 Jan 1753 and 17 Jan 1756, regarding the collection of rents for her Bishopgate estate - 1753-1756

9 - Miscellaneous Gloucestershire estate papers

10 - Miscellaneous Cheshire estate papers

11 - Miscellaneous Shropshire estate papers

F - Family - 14th cent-c1950

M - Manorial - 1345-1728

UL - Okeover family of Okeover: unlisted records

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