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Reference NumberP/SLC/2/1/39/2
Alternative Reference NumberTH/4230/10
LevelItem
TitleSurrender of property in Poplar by Chambers to the use of himself, his wife Hester, and then their heirs; and their re-admission
Date(s)Dec 1692
Descriptiona) half an acre of garden in Robin Hood Lane, occupied by John Stanbrooke, abutting to the east on East Marsh, to the north on Eel Pye House, to the west on Robin Hood Lane, to the south on the 'Sign of the Harrow'
b) two tenements or cottages, occupied by Robert Emes, one called 'The Black Boy', abutting to the east on the 'Green Dragon', to the north on Black Boy Field, to the west on the passage leading to Black Boy Field, to the south on Poplar St.
c) 3 cottages in Poplar occupied by Thomas Chandler, abutting to the east on the passage leading to Black Boy Field, to the north on the same Field, to the west on John Clifton's tenements, to the south on Poplar St.
d) 2 tenements or cottages occupied by Patrick Wight and abutting to the east on John Clifton's tenements, to the north on Black Boy Field, to the west on a house occupied by Rachel Rymell, to the south on Poplar St.
e) the 'Swan Ale House' brick messuage, and a brick cottage plus 2 a. of land occupied by John Ansell, mariner, abutting to the east on the tenement of Edward Mitchell, baker, to the north on Poplar St, to the west on John Ansell's house, and to the south on South Marsh
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