MRP: Greenwich - Revision history

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 PROB 11/359 King 1-65 Will of George Cock, Merchant of Greenwich, Kent 03 April 1679. See [[MRP: George Cock will|George Cock will]]
 PROB 11/374 Drax 102–156 Will of Mansell Smith, Merchant, Gentleman of Greenwich, Kent 20 September 1683
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 ==Suggested secondary sources==

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+===Family history societies===
 See [http://www.nwkfhs.org.uk/index.htm North West Kent family history society]

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		+	See [http://www.nwkfhs.org.uk/index.htm North West Kent family history society]

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 -  Contents:Includes a coloured plan showing the garden ground and 'Captain Stratton's House'
 Parties: Roan trustees and James Straton. Endorsements: assignment of lease from Margaret Straton, widow, to Samuel Rush, merchant. Rush to Mary Brown, widow. Brown to Elizabeth Hammond and Louisa Spratt of Camberwell. Spratt to John Moor, plumber and Joshua Woodcock
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 [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/source.aspx?pubid=415 - Hasted, Edward, The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent, vol. 1 (London, 1797)]
 - Includes General sections, especially Soil and products, Rivers, The weald, hundred of Blackheath, Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich, Eltham, Lee, Lewisham, Hundred of Bromley & Beckenham, Bromley, Beckenham
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 ===East Greenwich hearth tax returns, 1664===

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	- Contents:Includes a coloured plan showing the garden ground and 'Captain Stratton's House'		- Contents:Includes a coloured plan showing the garden ground and 'Captain Stratton's House'
−	Parties: Roan trustees and James Straton. Endorsements: assignment of lease from Margaret Straton, widow, to Samuel Rush, merchant. Rush to Mary Brown, widow. Brown to Elizabeth Hammond and Louisa Spratt of Camberwell. Spratt to John Moor, plumber and Joshua ~~Woodco~~	+	Parties: Roan trustees and James Straton. Endorsements: assignment of lease from Margaret Straton, widow, to Samuel Rush, merchant. Rush to Mary Brown, widow. Brown to Elizabeth Hammond and Louisa Spratt of Camberwell. Spratt to John Moor, plumber and Joshua Woodcock

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	"The properties, including the Black Bull, the Mitre Tavern and Coffee House and other Public Houses, are concentrated close to Saint Alfege in Church Street and Roan Street in central Greenwich, although deeds also relate to marsh land in Greenwich and houses in Deptford, Lee and Lewisham. Several deeds contain plans and there are four 17th and 18th century surveys and plans showing the interior layout of houses and their gardens including rooms, privies, workshops and the positions of fruit and rose trees."<ref>[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=074-lma4442&cid=1#1 London Metropolitan Archives: John Roan School: ESTATE LMA/4442/01 1473 - 1955], viewed 01/03/12</ref>		"The properties, including the Black Bull, the Mitre Tavern and Coffee House and other Public Houses, are concentrated close to Saint Alfege in Church Street and Roan Street in central Greenwich, although deeds also relate to marsh land in Greenwich and houses in Deptford, Lee and Lewisham. Several deeds contain plans and there are four 17th and 18th century surveys and plans showing the interior layout of houses and their gardens including rooms, privies, workshops and the positions of fruit and rose trees."<ref>[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=074-lma4442&cid=1#1 London Metropolitan Archives: John Roan School: ESTATE LMA/4442/01 1473 - 1955], viewed 01/03/12</ref>
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		+	Specific documents of potential issue are:
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		+	SURVEYS AND PLANS LMA/4442/01/01/04 [n.d.]:
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		+	- Survey of John Roan's estate including Churchfield, East Greenwich: taken by order of the trustees, by Thomas Sparckes and Thomas White LMA/4442/01/01/04/001 1679
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		+	- Mr Drye's ground, Churchfield, Greenwich, including the location of ditches, hedges, fruit and rose trees LMA/4442/01/01/04/002 167[-]
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		+	- Thomas Phillips' house and ground (formerly the 'Black Bull'), Church Street, Greenwich, by Thomas White, organist: shows the interior layout LMA/4442/01/01/04/003 1679
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		+	[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=074-lma4442&cid=1-1-2-9#1-1-2-9 London Metropolitan Archives: ESTATE LMA/4442/01 1473 - 1955: PROPERTY DEEDS AND RELATED PAPERS FROM ROAN SCHOOLS FOUNDATION LMA/4442/01/01 1473 - 1955: 'EXPIRED LEASES' ORIGINALLY NUMBERED 'ROAN B' IN 1780 LMA/4442/01/01/02 (n.d.): Lease of a tenement in Churchfields, East Greenwich, late in the occupation of Abraham Dry, gardener LMA/4442/01/01/02/009 1747 - 1764:]
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		+	- Contents:Includes a coloured plan showing the garden ground and 'Captain Stratton's House'
		+	Parties: Roan trustees and James Straton. Endorsements: assignment of lease from Margaret Straton, widow, to Samuel Rush, merchant. Rush to Mary Brown, widow. Brown to Elizabeth Hammond and Louisa Spratt of Camberwell. Spratt to John Moor, plumber and Joshua Woodco

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-===Greenwich section of John Roque's map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)===
+===Greenwich section of John Roque's map of London, 1695; copy by Samuel Travers, 1810===
 See [http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0019/301483/map-01275-1339.jpg Greenwich section of John Roque's map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)]
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 See [http://rumsey.geogarage.com/maps/g0890184.html B.R. Davies, London, 1843, part of western Greenwich up to the Royal Hospital viewable in bottom RH corner]
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 ===Map extract, East Greenwich, East of Royal Hospital, Bacon, c. 1870===

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 See [http://users.bathspa.ac.uk/greenwood/map_g11u.html Greenwood's Map of London, 1827, Greenwich]
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 ===Map extract, East Greenwich, East of Royal Hospital, Bacon, c. 1870===
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 (2) Greenwood, 'Map of London', Greenwich section, 1827<ref>Greenwood, 'Map of London', Greenwich section, 1827, http://users.bathspa.ac.uk/greenwood/map_g11u.html, viewed 29/02/12</ref>
-(3) Map extract, East Greenwich, Bacon, c. 1870<ref>http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0007/301489/map-east-greenwich-01279-1338.jpg, viewed 29/02/12</ref>
+(3) B.R. Davies, London, 1843, part of western Greenwich up to the Royal Hospital viewable in bottom RH corner
 - Shows Trinity hospital, to the east of Greenwich hospital.  Nicholas Cooke's mansion house, later named Crowley house, was located west, but adjacent, to Trinity hospital
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 The administrative history for LMA/4442/01/01 provides [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=074-lma4442&cid=1#1 a full listing of property in Greenwich owned by the Roan Estate]
-Properties of possible relevance to the Oxenden Greenwich hearth tax/inventory analysis are:
+Properties of possible relevance to the [Oxenden Greenwich hearth tax/inventory analysis] are:
 Churchfields

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 ==Notes==
 ===Hasted, 1797-1801, Greenwich===