Ref NoRB/DOC/LT/011
CollectionRonald Baldwin Local History Collection
TitleMESSERS W.E.R. RANDALL AND WILLIAM J. SCOTT TO MR GEORGE H. HONE: CONVEYANCE OF HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES KNOWN AS “THE RAINHAM MARK”, RAINHAM, KENT
Date30 Jan 1904
Extent1 item
DescriptionIndenture of Conveyance of land at Rainham Mark for £360, from William Edward Renwell Randall and William John Scott to George Henry Hone.
The piece of land involved is described as being located in Rainham Mark in the Parish of Rainham, Kent. It is described as being enclosed by a quick set hedge, and includes, on the South part, land abutting on the High Road from Chatham to Canterbury, as on the North part, around 163ft of assize. On the East side, the land abuts on hereditaments ‘now or late belonging to [LARGE GAP] Button’, and on the West side 56ft, abutting onto hereditaments belonging to Walter Stunt. Includes the tenement thereon formerly used as a Beershop and known as “The Rainham Mark”.
NotesAt base of Indenture: note of document being signed, sealed, and delivered by William Edward Renwell Randall and William John Scott in the presence of ‘P.A. Landford [?] Clerk to W. A. Booth Hearn Solicitor Chatham’. Signatures of Randall and Scott included, and all three signatures have an identical red wax seal to their right with the letter ‘H’ upon it.
PhysicalDescriptionapprox. 59x45cm in full, page folded in half to form booklet of 4 sides (approx. 30x22cm each). Handwritten.
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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