| Description | Two deeds
1752
Release of two acres of garden ground
Recites articles of agreement 16 January 1749 between George Dodington and Peter Brushell which referred to a report dated 1744 in a cause between Leonora Lannoy and James and Jane, Duke and Duchess of Athol, in which Peter Brushell was declared the best purchaser of nine acres of freehold garden;
1821 Lease for a year of land abutting on the Wharple now called Church Lane and on the common sewer, land formerly in the tenure of Peer Watts now of Mr Osbaldeston formerly in the occupation of Robert Rare then George Pering.
Endorsed with Bargain and Sale, 1822, to John Keene of South Audley Street, St George Hanover Square, esquire, and George Dobson of Hammersmith, gardener, trustees of Richard Howells, of a piece of garden, and refers to release intended between Philip Henry Roper, the Margravine of Anspach, John Keene, George Dobson, Jane widow of Richard Howells, Harry Phillips of Bond Street, auctioneer, Simon Fallover of Hammersmith, butcher, John Crowder of Hammersmith esquire
Parties: George Dodington of Dodington, Somerset, esquire, Peter Brushell of Hammersmith, wax chandler; Philip Henry Roper late of Brandenburgh House now of Manchester Square, esquire, Elizabeth Margravine of Brandenburgh Anspach etcetera, Richard Howells of Hammersmith, gardener |