Catalogue description Conveyance

1 Robert Forbes of Hornsey Road, Holloway Islington, Middx

2 James Gill of Haward Street, Nine Elms ivory-turner

3 Hannah, wife of John Carn of Laurel Cottage, Fairfield, Kingston, gent

4 Thomas Brownley of 67 Pancras Square Pancras Road, Middx, tailor, and Elizabeth, his wife

5 Charles Steward of 4 Charles Street, Hampstead Road, Middx, bootmaker

6 John Carn

7 John Hargrave Hodgson of 4 Brick Court, Temple, London, esq

Reciting: Release and Assignment, 8 Feb 1828 between (1) John Compton Weeks of Epsom, now dec. (2) Mary Trothen Weeks, late wife of John Compton Weeks, now dec, then known as Mary Trothen Goddard of Chessington - being a marriage settlement for John and Mary Weeks

And reciting: Lease and Release, 23 & 24 Apr 1832 between (1) William Squire, (2) Mary Trothen Weeks (3) Henry Williams and Charles Edward Jemmett conveying land secondly described below in trust

And reciting: Release, 24 July 1832, between (1) Henry Williams and C E Jemmett, (2) John Compton Weeks, (3) Mary Trothen Weeks and (4) Robert Forbes, conveying land in 1828 agreement (part of property firstly described below) in trust for Mary Weeks

And reciting: Lease and Release, 2 & 3 June 1833 (see KX23/1 above)

And reciting: Lease and Release, 11 & 12 July 1836 between (1) Edmund Walker (2) Samuel Pocock, Thomas Emmett and George Gibson (3) Robert Blair (4) John Moore, (5) Mary Trothen Weeks, and (6) Charles Edward Jemmett conveying property fourthly described below in trust

And reciting: Lease and Release, 13 & 14 Nov 1835 between parties as in last recited deed, excluding party (4) conveying the other part of the property firstly described below in trust

And reciting: Lease and Release, 5 & 6 Apr 1836 between (1) Daniel Sheffield, Noah Sheffield and Charlotte, his wife, Lazarus Job Sheffield and Elizabeth, his wife, Abraham Ishmael Sheffield and Sarah, his wife, and George Burrell and Mary Ann, his wife (2) Mary Trothen Wees and (3) Charles Edward Jemmett, conveying property fifthly described below on trust

And reciting: the will of Mary Trothen Weeks dated 8 Aug 1838 [details given]

And reciting: the death of Mary Trothen Weeks on 29 Apr 1839

And reciting: that the will was proved on 6 Jun 1839

And reciting: the death of John Compton Weeks on 11 Oct 1841

And reciting: the claims of the descendants of Elijah Jefferys (M T Week's father) and changes to trustees

Property to be conveyed described as:

Firstly

Parcels of meadow, orchard and arable land in Kingston and Chessington to the south of the road leading from Hook to Croydon, containing 2 acres 16 perches, 3 acres 1 rood 38 perches, 2 roods 17 perches, 1 acre 34 perches, and 2 acres 1 rood 1 perch, late in the occupation of John Carn, now John Peates; also a barn and stable with the lodges and yards belonging in Hook, 18 perches, with the garden adjoining, 1 rood 11 perches, late in the occupation of John Carn, now John Peates; also a cottage and garden in Hook, 2 roods 15 perches now in the occupation of Mrs Ann Weddle; and also a cottage and garden in Hook, 13 perches; and also several cottages and garden in Hook and Chessington, 2 roods 7 perches, now in the occupations of William Anscomb, John Adhams and William Simpson

Nos. 1-11 on plan

Secondly

Parcel of land formerly part of a field of 3 acres in Kingston on the south side of the street leading from the Railway Station to London bounded on the north by the street, on the south by the Chelsea Waterworks, on the east by land now or late of Mr Thomas Brown and on the west by land now or late of Mr Charles Lee, containing on the north side in front, 61ft on the south or rear, 61ft, on the east side, 210 ft, and on the west side, 192 ft, now in the occupation of William Skinner No.3 on the plan.

Thirdly:

Allotment of land on Chessington Common, said to contain 3 acres but by recent measurement, 2 acres 12 perches, alloted to Edmund Gibbs Goddard under the Chessington Inclosure Act, now in the occupation of John Peates

No. 2 on the plan

Fourthly

Messuage, coachhouse, stables, sheds, homestalls, orchard, garden, land and appurtenances, 2 acres 2 roods, on the south side of Ryott Lane in Hook, formerly in the occupation of John Moore and now Mr William Price, part of which premises were amongst other lands conveyed to Robert Blair dec. by Richard Lucas and others by Lease and Release of 11 & 12 Sep 1811, and part of which premises form part of the allotment of land awarded to George Lane and by him conveyed to Robert Blair by Release of 25 Aug 1813, and also part of certain old inclosed land now belonging to the Earl of Lovelace; and also four cottages on the north side of Ryott Lane, with the yards, gardens and appurts, 24 perches, late in the occupations of William Harris and other[s] and which abut upon Ryott Lane towards the south, the messuage of [blank] on the west, the messuage of [blank] on the east, and the land of the Earl of Lovelace on the north

No.5 on the plan

And fifthly:

Messuage, outhouses and appurts in Thames Street, Kingston, late in the occupation of Thomas Wells and now William Pook, adjoining a messuage in the occupation of William Daw towards the north, a messuage in the occupation of James Gibbs towards the south, and abutting on Thames Street on the east.

No.4 on the plan

Endorsed: Surrender 22 Jun 1859

John Carn and Hannah, his wife, to F Brownley and his wife, and Charles Stewart