Documents concerning "River View" 48 Forge Lane, Gillingham, Kent. 1: Letter from Frank Hill (town clerk) approving Mr R Jone's plan to build a private garage in Gillingham. 2: Abstract of title Mrs Hilda Blanche Pratt to freehold property " River View" Forge Lane, Gillingham. Includes two sheets of tracing paper which show plans of plots of land mentioned in the rest of the document. 3: Application for official land registry search for Riverview, Forge Lane, Gillingham. Names Grace Helma Jones (wife of Robert James Jones, 93 Jefferey Street, Gillingham), Hilda Blanche Pratt (wife of Charles Pratt, 62 Church Street, Gillingham) and Stephens and Sons (solicitors) 41 Railway Street, Chatham. 4: Documents relating to RB/DOC/LT/194/3 (including receipt of £5 paid by Stephens and Sons solicitors for the land registry search) and a letter from Robert Booth, town clerk, regarding North East Kent Regional Planning Scheme. 5: Two copies of the schedule of deeds and documents relating to "Riverview" Forge Lane, Gillingham. Lists documents (mortgages, conveyances, copies of wills, etc) ranging in date from 11th April 1838 to 25th November 1968. Neither signed and place for date and month left blank (year 1970 typed). 6: Letter from Frank Kill (town clerk) to Mr R Jones saying that the erection of a private garage on Forge Lane doesn't require the consent of the Local Planning Authority. 7: Plan of River View, Forge Lane on tracing paper. stamped with approval under the Gillingham Borough Council Public Health Acts, Building Byelaws and Gillingham Corporation Act of 1931. 8: Indenture between John simson Bullard and James Tanner and Job Edward Marks. 9: Abstract of title of George Edward Gates to two freehold dwelling houses (known as Walnut Tree Cottages) on Cottage Lane near Church Street, Gillingham, and the freehold of the "fruit plantation". Also references Indenture of Conveyance dated 12th January 1861 between James Hodges and George Edward Gates, and a copy of a plan from the Deed of that same date (on waxy paper, between page two and page five, originally secured with a nail now removed). 10: Conveyance of 'a piece of Ground' on Cottage Lane, Gillingham. From James Hodges to George Edward Gates. Acknowledgement that George Edward Gates will pay James Hodges £415 of consideration money. 11: Inland revenue form filled in by James Hodges regarding death of Job Edward Marks, valuation of properties of the deceased. 12: Conveyance between Engineer Lieutenant Frederick John Baker, William Thomas Baker and George Henry Baker, about three tenements and "fruit plantation" on Forge Lane, Gillingham. 13: Abstract of Title of Mr James Hodges to a piece of land (lot 5 of 6) in Gillingham, Kent. Lists indentures from 11th April 1838 to 18th August 1860 about the ownership of the land. 14: Mortgage (23rd May 1907) for three tenements and a fruit plantation on Forge Lane, between George Henry Baker (naval pensioner) and George Robbins Viney (Gentleman) for £140 and interest. Reconveyance (7th October 1913) between Mary Viney (widow), Adolphus Frederick William Stephens (solicitor), and George Henry Baker. George Robbins Viney died 24th April 1913. 15: Copy of codicil to the Will of Mrs Mary Ann Baker (of Forge Lane, widow). Gives land to sons Frederick John Baker and George Henry Baker as equal tenants. Gives no. 6 Church Street, Gillingham ("Cooley's House") to son Edward James Baker, if he will accept the house instead of "all moneys" she owes him. 16: Copy of Will of Mrs Mary Ann Baker (Forge Lane, Gillingham). 17: Copy of Will of Mr William Baker. Making his wife Mrs Mary Ann Baker and his son William Thomas Baker as executors of his Will. Note dated 7th March 1900 that he died. Note dated 15th June 1900 about probate. 18: Mortgage between William Baker (mortgagor) and Mary Anne Cooke (spinster, mortgagee) for a piece of land and two tenements on Cottage Lane, Gillingham, for £280 plus interest (4th September 1877). And Reconveyance between Miss Clarissa Cooke (spinster), Anne Sanders (widow) and William Baker. 19: Conveyance between George Edward Gates and William Baker piece of land, two tenements (known as Walnut Tree Cottages) and part of a fruit tree plantation on Cottage Lane, Gillingham. For £430. 20: Conveyance between George Henry Baker (naval pensioner) to James Albert Stubbs (tool maker) of three tenements and land on Forge Lane, Gillingham, for £500. 21: Mortgage of "River View" Forge Lane, Mrs Hilda Blanche Pratt, District Reliance Permanent Building Society. Also contained an Application of an Official Search for James Albert Stubbs and Hilda Blanche Pratt at "River View", Forge Lane. Made by Booth, Hearn and Stratton Solicitors, 14th August 1929. 22: Mortgage for "River View" Forge Lane. Mr James Albert Stubbs. Sheerness and Gillingham Permanent Building Society. 23: Mortgage for three tenements and land on Forge Lane, Gillingham. Between Mr James Albert Stubbs (tool maker) and The Sheerness Permanent Benefit Building Society. 1844-1956