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SCHEDULE OF DEEDS

relating to:—

Beechmount
1. 12.5.1738 Indenture; Lease James Wells (a Thatcher) (1)
and Walter Wells (a Tailor)
(2) at Rent of 1 peppercorn
2. 13.5.1738 Deed of Partition Mr Walter Wells, (Tailor) (1)
Walter Wells and James Wells Mr James Wells, (Thatcher)
agree to a Partition into (2)

two equal parts; the land
divided is the Messuage

/‘ known as Olivers Court and

S 1 acre of land and also the
free messuage standing together
with the Land Consideration:-
5 Shillings

3. 12.6.1738 Mortgage for £60 Mr Walter Wells to William
Rigden

4. 15.5.1741 Lease for 1 year James Wells, Sarah Wells
his wife (1) and Lee Warly
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5. 16.5.1741 Conveyance of a Tenement James Wells, Sarah Wells (1)

at Bridge Street in Kent Lee Warly (2)

Consideration: 35 good and
lawful pounds

Land Conveyed:—

All That small messuage or
Tenement Orchard Garden and

Lark Side with appurtenances
thereto belonging containing

by estimation one quarter of one
acre formerly part of the messuage
and one acre of land heretofore
known by the name of Olivers Court

6. 23.12.1749 Mr. Walter Wells security to
Mr. John Horn for £60 and interest
at 4%

Indenture Tripartite John Horn, (Butcher) and
Sarah Horn wife (also
widow William Rigden and
Executrix) (1)

Henry Maxted (the other
Executor) (2)
Walter Wells, (Tailor) (3)


7. Bond
Bond to pay E61 4 shillings
0 pence on 24th day of June
next to perform covenant

Wells and Clark

8. 16.5.1741 Bond for performance of

Covenants

Wells to Warly

9, 6.10.1753 Mr Walter Wells

to Mr Robert Foster

Security
for E60 and interest

10. Security
for 500 years at a rent
of 1 peppercorn

John Clark of Beadisbourn,
(Husbandman) (1)

Walter Wells of Bridge,
(Tailor) (2) 7
Robert Foster of Beadisbourn
(Husbandman)

"The said William Rigden after having made the said Indenture departed this
life, having made a Will which appointed Sarah his wife and Henry Maxted of the
Parish of St. Paul's Surveyor. Sarah afterwards married with John Horn, Butcher
of the City of Canterbury and the lndenture date 23rd December 1749 which made
mention of John Horn and Sarah his wife and Henry Maxted of the first part,
Walter Wells of the second, and John Clark of the third. John Clark at the
request and direction and appointment of the said Walter Wells does bargain,
sell, assign, transfer and set over to the said Robert Foster."

11. Bond Walter Wells, (Tailor) and
Robert Foster of Beakesbourn
(Husbandman) in the sum of
£120

12. 4.7.1765

Lease for 1 year Walter Wells to James Wells

13. 5.7.1765 Conveyance

All That messuage or

tenement with a garden and
appurtenances thereunto

belonging formerly part of

1 messuage and 1 acre of land
heretofore known by the name of
Olivers Court situate at the foot
of the hill entering into Bridge
Street, heretofore and in the
occupation of John Philpott and the
said Walter Wells and also 3 messuages
standing together at some time since
built on, the said 1 acre of land
thereof belonging as it is now divided
and parted off occupied by William
Jenkins, Richard West and the Widow
Page. Consideration of £80

Walter Wells to James Wells

14. 10.2.1787 Extract from the Will of
James Wells late of Ashford in
Kent (Yeoman) Will proved at Canterbury

on 26th March 1787


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15. 17.11.1804 Indenture ayTh0m8S N611 the Elder
\(Barber) and Mary Neil (nee
Wells) (1) James Neil
of Strood (a Tailor), Thomas
Neil the younger of Sturry
(Tailor) (the two sons of
Thomas and Mary Neil) (2)
Herbert Brace of the Middle
Temple (3) Edward Dering of
Margate (4)

16. Covenant for the production William Kingsland to
of Title Deeds Thomas Neil dated 2nd March
1805
17. 19.2.1805 Will and Codicil of Lee Warly  ;; 5; L 1 
deceased /_/ . 7 W o W .1 ”
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"Expressing the wish to be decently and privately buried..... in the same grave
with my late honoured mother Mary Warly in a plain coffin of oak without any
sapp to be 2 inches thick and without any lining the bevel of the coffin to be
sawed out of the tree;the handles to be black without any brass work about it
the said grave is to be opened at the head of the tomb at the east end and where
I intend to be let down into it and then the said grave is to be filled up solid
with bricks or stones to be laid in the mortar".

Under this Will, George Plomer is to be the life
children are to be the remaindermen.

tenant and all P1omer's

18. 10.4.1807 Thomas Neil and his wife
and others to Elizabeth

Garner

Lease for 1 year

19. 11.4.1807 Deed of Release Thomas Neil the elder and
wife and others to Mrs

Elizabeth Garner

20. 22.8.1808 Will of Mrs Elizabeth Garner
widow

"I give my new built messuage or tenement with the Garden and all that tenement
or cottage with the appurtenances adjoining thereto now in the occupation of
Robert Stoneham at the foot of a hill called Town Hill unto my 6 daughters Mary
Ann Harriot Elizabeth Sarah and Suzanna to be equally divided between them as
Tenants in common my Will and desire is that no division of such furniture plate
and linen shall take place while any or either of my said daughters unmarried
shall continue to reside and dwell in my said messuage and the same shall remain
in my said messuage for the use and benefit of such of them as shall continue to
reside there unmarried until all of them have left the same."

21. will of Suzanna Garner
proved 16 March 1819

"All my messuage to my four sisters Mary Ann Sarah and Harriot in equal shares
as Tenants in Common"


22. John Gardner died 3rd December

1821 leaving a Widow — 4 sons and

2 daughters, John Gabrielle Richard
Frances Charlotte—E1izabeth and
Mary—Ann. John died 8th May 1831
intestate at batchelor, Francis died
12th September 1835 Intestate a
Batchelor

23. Probate of Will dated 21st July 1823
and Codicil dated 30th March 1827 of
Ann Garner deceased

"All my messuage to my sisters Harriot Garner and Sarah Garner as Tenants in
Common Will and Codicil proved 6th April 1831."

24. Will (copy) dated 25th March 1823
Miss Mary Garner died 21st April 1823

"All my messuage to Ann Garner, Harriot Garner and Sarah Garner as Tenants in
Common proved May 1823.

25. 16.5.1836 Settlement by Mr. Robert Sankey and
a Mrs Sarah Sankey his wife of
5/6th of messuage at Bridge

"Between Robert Sankey and Sarah Sankey (his wife late Sarah Garner Spinster,
one of the 6 daughters of Elizabeth Garner of Bridge). Widow deceased of the one
part and William Mount of the other part."
26. 15.5.1836 Lease for 1 year Robert Sankey and Sarah his
wife to William Mount

27. Acknowledgment of Deed
by married woman

"Sarah Sankey acknowledged the same deeds and was of full age and competent
understanding and was examined by us apart from her husband touching her
knowledge of the contents of the said deeds and that she freely and voluntarily
consented to the same."

26. 15.4.1837 Lease for 1 year Frances Garner to Harriot

Garner
27. 6.4.1837 Release of 1/6th part of Frances Garner, Gabrielle
two messuages and hereditaments Garner and Richard Garner
situated at Bridge in the County and Harriot Garner
of Kent

28. 27.12.1838 Copy of Will of Harriot Garner

"All shares in messuage called Bridge House with the yard garden and
appurtenances now occupied by Alexander Boyack at the foot of the hill and also
all that cottage near to the said first mentioned messuage occupied now by
William Wilson to my sister Sarah Sankey wife of Robert Sankey.

29. 6.4.1840 Settlement by Robert Sankey and
Mrs Sarah Sankey his wife of a
Moiety of 5/6th and of 1/6th of
messuage at Bridge


30. Acknowledgement of Deed of
Married Woman (see number 25 for
an example of the wording).

31. 5.5.1840 Lease for 1 year Robert Sankey and wife to
William Mount
32. 11.10.1843 Conveyance of a messuage George Plomer and George
and premises in Bridge Daniel Plomer to Robert
Sankey

"Sankey contracted for the absolute purchase for the sum of £100 sterling,
George Plomer and George Daniel Plomer grant bargain and release to Robert
Sankey All that small messuage or tenement and garden with the appurtenances
thereto belonging containing by estimation of one quarter of one acre formerly
part of one messuage and an acre of land formerly called and known by the names
of Oliver's Court situate at the foot of the hill formerly in the Tenement of
James Wells or his assigns since of Henry Jordan late of Richard Bryce and now
in the tenture of Mr. Day, abutting the high road leading into Biffrons Park
from Bridge Street towards the East or South East to land and hereditaments of
Robert Sankey as towards the south west and to land of the Marchioness Conygham
towards the north west and north and north east."

33. 18.5.1866 Copy Declaration of George Plomer Colerd a
Declaration as to the one Wine Merchant
George Plomer called
George Daniel Plomer

34. 18.5.1866 Declaration of George Plomer
(copy)

35. 31.3.1883 Extract from Will of Robert Deane Parker

Testator left 1 child only Mary Emily Jane
Parker the wife of Charles Arthur Molony of
Thanet.