Ref NoRB/DOC/LT/008
CollectionRonald Baldwin Local History Collection
TitleCONVEYANCE OF LAND AT RAINHAM MARK, RAINHAM, KENT – FREDERICK STEPHEN CHAPMAN FOLSHOM AND WILLIAM EWART COLYER
Date03 Sep 1931
Extent1 item
DescriptionConveyance of land at Rainham Mark for £800, from Frederick Stephen Chapman Folshom to William Ewart Colyer. Land is sitiated in Rainham Mark, Rainham, Kent, and is enclosed by a quick-set hedge abutting (on the South side of the property) on the High Road from Chatham to Canterbury, and including land up to 163ft north of that. Also includes 56ft on the East and West sides. Includes the tenement thereon ‘formerly known as a Beershop and known as “The Rainham Mark” but now used as a shop’.
Back of page 2: Serves as “front cover”, and contains the date, title of the conveyance, and those 2 parties involved.
Also contains bottom right the address: Kenneth Redfern & Co., Solicitors, 57 Balmoral Road, Gillingham, Kent.
Also included: Summaries of a ‘Memorandum’ and two Memos detailing William Ewart Colyer’s previous legalities with the land in question:
• MEMORANDUM: Of a Conveyance dated 24th January 1933 - Between William Ewart Colyer and Alice Helena Goldsbury
NotesBottom of page 1 and 2: Solicitor is named as ‘Arthur Redfern’ of Gillingham, Kent. Page remains unsigned, indicating this could be a copy of an original.
Notes the Conveyances and events which led to Frederick Stephen Chapman Folshom owning the land.
• 21st May 1904 – Between George Henry Hone and ‘Frances Folshom his Wife’
• 9th December 1921 – Between James Stewart and Frances Folshom [RB/DOC/LT/023]
• 18th February 1929 – Frances Folshom died
• MEMO: Of a Conveyance dated 20th October 1933 – Between William Ewart Colyer and Edward Young
• MEMO: Of a Conveyance dated 8th December 1934 – Between William Ewart Colyer and Charles Moakes
PhysicalDescriptionPaper, 2 pages, held together with butterfly pin. Typed script. Approx. 41x33cm, folded
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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