CONVEYANCE: BLOOR’S ESTATE, RAINHAM, KENT. ALLOTMENT & GARDENS SECTION – JAMES STEWART, FREDERICK STEPHEN CHAPMAN FOLSHOM, AND FRANCES FOLSHOM James Stewart sells land at Rainham to Frederick Stephen Chapman Folshom and Frances Folshom for the price of £291 and 5 shillings (paid for out of their joint account). The land in question is situated at Rainham, Kent, and ‘fronting on a road there and having a frontage thereto of Three hundred and twenty four feet or thereabouts and an average depth of Three hundred and eighteen feet or thereabouts’. It was originally conveyed to Stewart by an Indenture dated 23rd November 1920. [See ‘RB/DOC/LT/021’]. The area in question is coloured in red on a map on the first page. Document also contains stipulation that no part of the land or buildings thereupon be used for the sale or manufacture of ‘any beer wines spirits or other intoxicating liquors to be consumed either on or off the premises or as a Club or Canteen’ where liquors are sold without the permission of James Stewart in writing. At base of Indenture: Signature of James Stewart. Note that Indenture was signed, sealed and delivered’ by James Stewart by the witness ‘F.C. Boucher, Solicitor, Rochester’. Signatures of ‘Frederick Stephen Chapman Folshom’ (signature scratchy), and ‘Frances Folshom’ (neat hand). Handwritten note that the document was signed, sealed and delivered by Frederick Stephen Chapman Folshom and Frances Folshom in the presence of ‘G.R. Keys’, ‘Clerk to Messrs. Bassets Bruches[?] soon[?] Gillingham Kent’. All three signatures of the vendor and purchasers are followed by identical circular red seals to the right of their names, around 1.5cm in diameter, with a hatched pattern. 09 Dec 1921