Parties: (1) Richard Chase, esquire (2) Isaac Matthews, vintner.
Includes a schedule of inventory.
Parties: (1) Richard Chase, esquire, son and heir and devisee of Richard Chase (2) Isaac Matthews, vintner.
Proved 14 Apr 1773.
Leaves the lease of the Sun Tavern to his nephew John Lodwich, clothworker.
Parties: (1) John Lodwich, clothworker and nephew and devisee of Isaac Matthews, deceased (2) Edward Jenkins, farmer.
Parties: (1) John Lodwich, clothworker and nephew and devisee of Isaac Matthews, deceased (2) Edward Jenkins, farmer.
Parties: (1) Mrs Mary Matthews, widow, and John Lodwidge, timber merchant (2) Sarah Seabrook, widow.
Includes a schedule of inventory.
Parties: (1) Edward Jenkins, yeoman and only son and heir at law of Edward Jenkins, deceased, William Wyatt, farmer, John Gaskoin, yeoman and Thomas Baker, gentlemen, revisees in fee in trust named in the will of Edward Jenkins (2) Stephen Chappell, gentleman.
Parties: (1) Edward Jenkins, yeoman and only son and heir at law of Edward Jenkins, deceased, William Wyatt, farmer, John Gaskoin, yeoman and Thomas Baker, gentlemen, revisees in fee in trust named in the will of Edward Jenkins (2) Stephen Chappell, gentleman.
Parties: (1) John Gaskoin, gentleman (2) William Wyatt Want, innholder.
Parties: (1) John Gaskoin, gentleman (2) William Wyatt Want, innholder.
Parties: (1) John Gaskoin, yeoman, and William Wyatt Want, vintner (2) Stationers' Company.
Parties: (1) John Gaskoin, yeoman, William Wyatt Want, vintner, and Elizabeth his wife (2) Stationers' Company.
Inserted is a receipt for the interest on the puchase money for the house sold to the Company, signed by John Gaskoin, 12 Sep 1803.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) John Bloore, victualler.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) James Twallin, victualler.
Includes a ground plan.