Ref NoRB/DOC/LT/027
CollectionRonald Baldwin Local History Collection
TitleASSENT TO THE VESTING OF THE RESIDUARY ESTATE OF A.C.V. PROCTOR, DECEASED (3)
Date13 Jan 1951
Extent1 item
DescriptionMartha Proctor and Florence Eva Proctor given their dues.
At the base of Conveyance: The signatures of M Proctor, witnessed by ‘E.D. Upchurch’ (of ‘19 Cuckoo Hallham [?], London N9’ (Hospital [?])) and F E Proctor, witnessed by ‘T Howland’ (of ‘3 Roberts Road Rainham’ (Skill Laborer)).
NotesPage 1 and 2: Details property as well as companies they had stock in. Companies they had stock in included ‘United British Steamship Company Limited’, ‘Defence Bonds’, ‘Dunlop Rubber Company Limited’, ‘The Home and Colonial Stores Limited’, ‘Harrods Limited’, ‘Harrods (Buenos Aires) Limited’, ‘Wells Watford Brewery Limited’, ‘Suburban and Provincial Stores Limited’, ‘The Bikam Rubber Estate Limited’, ‘Lambeth Building Society’, and ‘The Isle of Thanet Building Society’. Amounts marked in pencil in right hand margin.
Page 4: Serves as both “front” and “back cover”, and contains details of date, title, and persons involved in document. At the very top of the page, a large ‘3’ has been hand written. [Document very likely related to ‘RB/DOC/LT/025, RB/DOC/LT/026 and RB/DOC/LT/028’.]
At the bottom of the “front cover”, an additional note has been written in with a typewriter, titled ‘ “S.H.C.3”. ’ The note reads ‘This is the Assent dated the 13th January 1951 referred to in the Statuary Declaration of Stanley Herbert Chapman which was declared before me this third day of October 1964.’. It is signed by ‘F[?].H. Fanich[?]’, a Commissioner for Oaths. The date, month, and signature have been handwritten with a blue ballpoint pen, and the signature with a dark blue ink pen.
On the “back cover”, there is a Memorandum of a New Trustee, dated 15th of January 1951, signed by Kenneth Redfern [?], Solicitors, 57 Balmoral Road, Gilingham, Kent.
PhysicalDescriptionParchment, folded. Approx. 50x38cm, folded in half to form booklet of four sides.
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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