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Hull History Centre: Records of the Charterhouse

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C WT Records of The Charterhouse c.1269-2017 Historical Background: A Carthusian Priory, the Maison Dieu, was founded in 1378 by Michael de la Pole with almshouses for 13 poor men and 13 poor women. In 1383 these were separated with the latter becoming the Hull Charterhouse. The Charter of 1384 established that the Master would have a dwelling near the hospital. After the dissolution of the monasteries, the governance of the Charterhouse passed to the Corporation of Hull. The advowson, or right to appoint the Master, was forfeited by his descendants and granted to Hull Corporation in 1552. During the 18th Century the buildings rapidly deteriorated so that in 1777 the whole place was pulled down and rebuilt at a cost totalling more than £3,500. The third hospital, erected by Master Bourne, consisted of the present Master's House on the south side of the street, and the main building on the north side, which is now called the Old House.The Chapel was incorporated into the centre of this new building. The building, now called Bourne House, was added in 1804 and during the 19th Century many more blocks were added to house the increasing number of residents. Under an order of the Charity Commission of 1901 the Charterhouse was recognised under a Board of Trustees and a clerk was appointed to the Trustees. In 1978 work began on building 18 new flats to house residents of the Charterhouse. The Chapel also had to be restored and in 1981 a Service of re-hallowing the Chapel was conducted by the then Archbishop of York. The financial and administrative services for the Charterhouse were taken over by Messrs. Fawley Judge and Easton from the Hull City Council on 1 April 2009. For a history of the Charterhouse see John Cook's, 'The History of God's House in Hull, commonly called the Charterhouse' and compiled in 1882 located at reference L.361.92. Custodial history: C WT2 was gathered and created during the day to day running of the Charterhouse and deposited with the Hull City Archives at the Hull History Centre by Master Deas in January 2015 Description: Includes records relating to the general administration of the Charterhouse, leases, correspondence, papers relating to the Master, staff and residents, papers relating to property owned by the Charterhouse, financial records, etc. A papal bull by Pope Boniface IX giving permission to celebrate Mass and other Holy Offices in the chapels of the hospital is held at C WT/1/1 and a papal bull by Pope Martin V confirming Simon Burton as Master is held at C WT/7/1. Arrangement: The first accession of Charterhouse records consists of nine series of records and include: C WT/1 The Endowments of the Charity: property in Hull, Apr 1269-

Hessle & Cottingham Jan 1984 C WT/2 Leases Nov 1410-

Sep 1990 C WT/3 Miscellaneous documents relating to the ownership Jul 1711-

and administration of property May 1986 C WT/4 The government and management of the charity Mar 1383-

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C WT/5 Correspondence 1832-

Dec 1985 C WT/6 Financial records 1581-

Dec 1984 C WT/7 The Master and Brethren Apr 1428-

Oct 1976 C WT/8 Miscellaneous c.18th century-

1906 C WT/9 Records relating to the Carthusian Monastery of May 1385-

St. Michael 1984 The second accession consists of 6 series of records and include: C WT2/1 Papers relating to Trustees Meetings Sep 1979-

Mar 2017 C WT2/2 Financial Records Mar 1871-

Dec 2003 C WT2/3 Records relating to the government and Mar 1881-

management of the Charterhouse Oct 2013

C WT2/4 Records relating to property owned by the Oct 1958- Charterhouse Dec 2012

C WT2/5 Records relating to services held at the Chapel Jan 1973- 2017

C WT2/6 Records relating to publications regarding the Jan 1852- Charterhouse Sep 2016

Extent: 88 boxes Related material: For further records relating to the Charterhouse please see: Individual letters relating to the Charterhouse are held at C TCC/1. Some records relating to admissions, including petitions and letters of thanks, are held at C TCC/6/3. A letter book from John Watson, surveyor to the Charterhouse for the years 1900-1916 is available at C DMX/16/1. John Cook's history of the Charterhouse, 'The History of God's House in Hull, commonly called the Charterhouse' and compiled in 1882 can be located at L.361.92. Finding aids: The first accession referenced C WT was listed by The Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts Access conditions: Access will be granted to any accredited reader. Some records are closed under the Data Protection Act, please see individual items for more information.


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C WT/1 The endowments of the charity

Apr 1269- Jan 1984

C WT/1/1-15 Title deeds of the endowments, rights and privileges of the Charterhouse

Jun 1394

C WT/1/1 Papal Bull (indent) By Pope Boniface IX, giving permission to celebrate Mass and other Holy Offices in the chapels of the hospital. Previously referenced C WT/1/15.

20 Jun 1394

C WT/1/2-15 Numbers not used

C WT/1/16-326 Title Deeds of Property

Apr 1269- Sep 1959

C WT/1/16 Conveyance

By John Dene of Hessle To Richard de la Pole and William, his brother Property: An annual rent of 24s arising from a toft and a bovate of land in Hessle which John, son of Reginald, holds of Lord Gilbert de Aton. An annual rent of 24s arising from a toft and a bovate of land in Hessle which Nicholas, son of Reginald, holds of the Lord Gilbert. An annual rent of 24s arising from a messuage and a bovate of land in Hessle which Walter le Hyrd formerly held of William de Aton. An annual rent of 4s arising out of land in Hessle which Robert Farrlayn holds of the Lord Gilbert. An annual rent of 6s 8d arising from a toft and 2½ acres of arable land in the foreland at Hessle All of which he holds by feoffment of Gilbert de Aton. Witnesses: Robert de Burton, John Rotorherring, Richard de Gretford, William de Byrton, Thomas de Upsale, William Skayle, William de Berton. Trinity 1320 Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

1320

C WT/1/17 Deed of Attornment (chirograph, indent) By John Deen of Hessle To Richard de la Pole and William, his brother. Property: An annual rent of 6 marks 2s. and 8d. arising from five tofts, 3 bovates and 2½ acres in Hessle. Witnesses: As in C WT/1/16 Trinity 1320 Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

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By Gilbert de Aton To Richard de la Pole Property William Ascelloti of Hessle, his bondman and all his issue and possessions. Witnesses: Robert de Burton, John Rotorherring, Richard de Gretford, William de Birton, Thomas de Hupsal, William Skaile, William de Burton. Quindene of Trinity, 13 Edward II. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

1320


By John, son and heir of lord Baldwin Ulak To Saier de Bilton Property: all suits at his court of Cottingham which he or his ancestors hold him in Hessle Witnesses: John de Melsa, Robert de Potermill, John de Ouseflete, John de Gray, knight, John de Flotemill, John de Ligeard, Alan de Coupland, Rad de Ripplingham Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

c.1295

C WT/1/20 Lease (indent) Parties (i) John, son and heir of Sayer de Bilton iia) John de Mayne of Hessle b) John Cawood of Hessle Property: a capital messuage, the herbings in and around the wood from the land of William de Ryche to the wood of the prior of Ferriby and a moity of all his property in Hessle and Tranby except the rent of assize, the use of the Humber Quarry, and the Fishery. Term: 10 years Rent: 8s 6d Witnesses: John Ligard, William le Moyne, Petro de Bilton, Robert de Hull, Alan Hodewyn Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

29 Sep 1317

C WT/1/21 Counterpart of Lease (indent) Parties (i) John de Bilton iia) Robert de Hull of Hessle b) Alice, his wife c) John, his son Property: ¾ of his property in Hessle and Tranby except rent of assize, the capital messuage the wood and herbage around the wood from the land of William le Ryche to the wood of the Prior of Ferriby and also, excepting the working of the Humber quarry, the Fishery and three acres of arable land

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which Lord Peter de Bilton and John de Neweton formerly held Term: Their lives Rent: 30s 9d for the first 10 years and then 60s Witnesses: John Moigne, John de Cawood, William Moigne, William Legand, Robert de Neweton. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

C WT/1/22 Lease (indents) Parties (i) John de Bilton, Bt. 11a) John Moigne of Hessle b) Avicia, his wife c) William, his son Property: A capital messuage in Hessle, Herbage in and around the wood from the land of William le Ryche to the wood of the Prior of Ferriby and a quarter of all his property in Hessle and Tranby except rent of assize, working the Humber quarry, the Fishery and three acres of arable land which lord Peter de Bilton and John de Neweton formerly held Term: Their lives Rent: 44s 9d during the first 10 years and 60s for the remainder of the term. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

29 Sep 1327

C WT/1/23 Counterpart to lease at C WT/1/22 (indents) Parties (i) John de Bilton, Bt. 11a) John Moigne of Hessle b) Avicia, his wife c) William, his son Property: A capital messuage in Hessle, Herbage in and around the wood from the land of William le Ryche to the wood of the Prior of Ferriby and a quarter of all his property in Hessle and Tranby except rent of assize, working the Humber quarry, the Fishery and three acres of arable land which lord Peter de Bilton and John de Neweton formerly held Term: Their lives Rent: 44s 9d during the first 10 years and 60s for the remainder of the term. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

29 Sep 1327

C WT/1/24 Lease (indent) Parties (i) John de Bilton (iia) William de la Pole b) Catherine, His wife c) Michael, their son Property: all his lands, tenements, fisheries rents and services of free tenants in Hessle and Tranby and in

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the water of the Humber which he had by the gift of Joan Brompton, his mother, i.e. 24s 4d from Robert de Neweton 6s 4d from John de Hull for three tenements in Hessle and Tranby 16s from Alan Holdewyn 7s from William son of Wymark 5d from Alan de Byrkin 3d from William son of Wala 13d from Walter Stifling Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

C WT/1/25 An annual rent of 44s 9d

From John and Avicia Moigne for the remainder of a 7 year term and then a rent of 6s for a capital messuage at Hessle, herbage in the wood between those of William le Riche and the Prior of Ferriby and ¼ of his lands at Hessle and Ferriby. Record relates to property purchased from John de Bilton, 1331-1339, and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

c.1330

C WT/1/26 Quitclaim

By John de Bilton, Bt., son and heir of Sayer de Bilton To William de la Pole of Kingston upon Hull Property as in C WT/1/25 Witnesses: Lord Walter de Fauconberg and John de Melsa, knights; Master John Barton, Robert de Lichefield, Richard Fintzdien of Kingston upon Hull, John Moigne, John de Cawood, Alan Holdewynne, John Dean, William Moigne of Hessle, et al. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

24 May 1337

C WT/1/27 Release

By John de Bilton, knight, son and heir of Sayer de Bilton. To William de la Pole of Kingston upon Hull Property as in C WT/1/25 Witnesses: Robert de Upsale, Mayor of Kingston upon Hull, Master John de Barton, Robert de Lychefield, Robert de Preston, Robert Stutt, John Stuet, et al. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

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C WT/1/28 Conveyance (indent) By: William de la Pole heir of Richard de la Pole To: Adam, son of Henry de Westeluelegh and Alice, his wife Property: A messuage and a bovate of land in Westeluelegh which Adam formerly held in bondage Rent: 13s 4d Witnesses: William Lygeard, William de Middeston, Peter atte Welle, Stephen de Newland of Andlaghby, Thomas Moigne, John Braden, Thomas Maresthal. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

25 Mar 1347

C WT/1/29 Lease (indent) By Lord William de la Pole, miles To William, son of William Moigne of Hessle Property: The lands and tenements in Hessle and Tranby which William and Alan Moigne held Term: 12 years Rent: £4. 17s. 1d. Witnesses: William de thwong, William de de Burlegh, Thomas Moigne, Thomas Marshall, et al. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

4 May 1359

C WT/1/30 Lease (indent) By: Lady Catherine, widow of William de la Pole, senior To: John de Hedon of Kingston Upon Hull, merchant Property: a tenement with the adjacent wall and slaith in Hull St., Kingston Upon Hull with the property of Adam de Upsale, Junior, to the north, the property of Nigell de Newland, to the south, Hull St. on the west, and the Hull on the east. Term: 80 years Rent: 60s Witnesses: Waldo Box, mayor of Hull, John Chiry and Hugo Buddell, Bailiffs of Hull, Robert de Selby, Henry de Selby, Robert del Cross, Robert Swan, et al. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

24 Mar 1368

C WT/1/31 Lease (indent) By: Katherine, widow of William de la Pole To Henry atte Well of Hessle and Joan, his wife Property: a messuage and garden and a bovate of land in Hessle except 3 acres and ½ perch which John of Hessle, cordwainer, holds. Term: 12 years

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Rent: 28s Witnesses: John Lygeard, Thomas Moigne, William Moigne, John de Moton, William de Baghen, et al. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

C WT/1/32 Conveyance (indent) By Michael De la Pole, miles, son and heir of Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk To Simon de Grymsby of Kingston Upon Hull, and Agnes, his wife Property: A capital messuage in Hull St., formerly occupied by Lord Richard de la Pole, an adjacent garden formerly of Robert de Melton and 2 messuages occupied by William Catton and John Kirkston bounded on the south by the tenement formerly of Lord Thomas de Pykworth, miles, the tenement held by John Helleward of the said Lord Richard and the tenement of Robert del Crosse formerly Robert de Lychfield; on the north by the tenement formerly of John Samyngton which William Bate now holds and the tenement which Gilbert Byrkin formerly held, now Robert del Crosse; on the east Hull St.; on the west by the house of the Augustinian Friars and the tenement formerly of William Emyson, three messuages, a staith and a crane bounded by the tenement held by John John Goldsmith, on the south; by the tenement of Simon Grymsby, formerly Robert Berewall on the north; Hull St. on the west and the river Hull on the east. Rent: £15. 6s. 8d. Witnesses: Lord Edmund de la Pole, miles; Lord Robert de Bolton, clerk; John Salthorp; Thomas Parry; Robert Killingholme; et al. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

9 Jan 1390


By Robert de Garton, clerk, master John Skeftling, Henry Maupas and Simon Garnstede. To Lord Michael de la Pole, miles, Lord Edmund de la Pole, miles, Lord Robert de Bolton, clerk, and Robert James. Property: all the lands tenements and rents in Hessle which they have the gift of the King and which were formerly the property of Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk. Witnesses: Thomas de Mitcham, clerk, Gerard de Ouseflete, clerk, Robert del Cross of Kingston Upon Hull, Peter Strelley, Simon de Grymsby, Thomas

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Ligeard, et al. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

C WT/1/34 Letter of Attorney

By Robert de Grafton, clerk, Master John Skeftling, Henry Maupas and Simon Garnstrede, attorney at Law To Richard de Kellom, chaplain, and Hugo de Mapleton To deliver seisin to Lord Michael de la Pole, miles, Lord Robert de Bolton, clerk, Lord Edmund de la Pole, miles, and Robert James. Property: all the lands tenements and rents in Hessle, West Ella, Ferribly and Swanland, which they were given by the King and were formerly the property of Lord Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

1 Jun 1394

C WT/1/35 Letter of Attorney

By Michael de la Pole, miles, Robert Bolton, clerk, and Robert James Attorney at Law To Simon de Grimsby and John Lenersegh To take seisin from Lord Robert de Garton, clerk, master John Skeftling, Henry Maupas and Simon Garsted Property: lands, tenements and rents in Hessle, Westella; Ferribly and Swanland. Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

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C WT/1/36 Grant By Michael de la Pole To Thomas, Earl of Nottingham Consideration: a licence to alienate property in Westella, and Myton to the Charterhouse and the Maison dieu in Myton. The right to take stone to make lime for master for his Works at his Manor of Epworth from his quarry at Hessle cliff adjoining the water of the Humber Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

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C WT/1/37 Lease (indents) By Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk To William Barker of Hessle Property: the land and meadow in Hessle which was held by John Mady and formerly by William Wymark Rent: 5s Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

21 Sep 1403

C WT/1/38 Counterpart to lease held at C WT/1/37 (indents) By Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk To William Barker of Hessle Property: the land and meadow in Hessle which was held by John Mady and formerly by William Wymark Rent: 5s Record relates to the De La Pole estate and an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

21 Sep 1403


By Michael de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, Edmund de la Pole clerk, and Robert de Bolton, clerk. To the hospital called the Maisondieu in Myton Property: 8 tofts, 3 gardens, 6 bovates, 51 acres of land, 17 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture and six acres of wood and £11. 3s. 2d. of rents in Hessle, Westella, Myton, Willerby, Ferriby, and Tranby. Witnesses: John Leversege, Mayor of Hull, John Weysdam and John Legate, Bailiff of Hull, Simon de Grimsby, John Waleys, et al. Record relates to an endowment by Michael de la Pole, Edmund de la Pole and Robert Bolton in 1408.

6 Jun 1408

C WT/1/40 Counterpart of Lease (indent) Parties (i) William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk (ii) Robert Berley of Hull, Merchant Property: a tenement in Hull Street witht that of John Grimsby in the north and that of (i) occupied by John Scarborough on the south Term: 30 years Rent: 70s

24 Oct 1433

C WT/1/41 Counterpart of Lease (indent) Parties (i) William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk (iia) John Hardy of Newland b) Richard Megson of Newland Property: a 15 acre close of herbage on the south side of the village of Newland with Dernynghamdike to the east, the Chauntreland to the west a close of herbage occupied by Thomas Rayner of Newland to the north and a close of arable land of John Jonbsyne

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of Newland to the south 3 acres of pasture in Inglemire with that of Waller Frost on the east, that William Bannetry of Cottingham to the west, the Havendike on the south and the meadow of the Prior of Haltemprice on the north. Term: 12 years Rent: 33/4d

C WT/1/42 Lease (indent) By: William de la Pole To: Robert Forest Property: a close near Old Hull called Grangewyke Term: 20 years Rent: 44s

10 Jul 1445

C WT/1/43 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk and Pembroke. (ii) Robert Forest of Hull Property: a garden and the pond in it on the west side of Chapman St. (als. Dedlane) abutting on the common sewer of the town on the west of the garden formerly of Margaret Grimsby on the south and the garden and dovecote formerly of Thomas Marshall now in the tenure of Henry Bromflete, miles, to the north. Term: 80 years Rent: 5s

12 May 1447

C WT/1/44 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Lord John, Duke of Suffolk (ii) Richard Bothe of Hull, Tyller Property: a tenement and garden formerly held by Thomas Burton with a frontage of 39 feet in Olde-barleygate. Term: 100 years Rent: 4s

20 May 1466


By Robert Takll, son and heir of Adam Takel of Cottingham To John, his adopted child Property: 9 acres of land in that culture of Willandeby which is called Adamdale le Forester Witnesses: Lord Robert de Stoteville, Master John de Sloteville, William Istel, Robert de Stoteville, Thomas de Hedon, John de Hedon, et al.

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By Walter Mulecast To Reyner Suvtais of Cottingham Property: a toft and a croft in North gate, Cottingham, formerly held by William son of Aylmer and lying between the land of Baldwin son of Lagrevi and the land of Durand Witnesses: Laurence, parson of Cottingham; William de Stutvill, parson of Boshal; Robert de Carwindelan; Robert de Stutvill; Peter de Anlaghby, Thomas, son of Audri; John Takel; William his brother; William Prat; Hubert M. Ejewton; Efich clerk of Butten, et al.

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C WT/1/47 The Dock Company at Kingston upon Hall share certificate 3233

10 Dec 1864

C WT/1/47 Quitclaim and release

By John de Stotevill To Robert Takel, clerk Property: all his land which he had of the gift of Eustace de Stoteville and holds of me. Release of a mark annual rent paid for the above property Rent: a pound of pepper Witnesses: Lord Robert de Stoteville; Lfrch de Emas; William de Bosthill, miles; Lord Edmund de Stoteville rector of the church of Cottingham; Lord John de Hessle rector of the Church of Elevlay; Robert de Stoteville, clerk; John Takel; John de Anleby; Thomas de Hedon; Nigel the pinder.

7 Apr 1269


By Robert Thirlot To Walter, his son Property: half his toft in North Gate at Cottingham.

10 Jun 1302

C WT/1/49 Lease (indent) By William Moigne To Robert, son of Robert of Hessle Property: half a culture on the south side of the wood, half a culture which is called the Skyn on the western part, a selion in the Woddale, half a quarter on Galkline, an acre of land in the south field of Hessle, half a selion in the westfield of Hessle, three loghes abutting on the Humber, a selion of land in the Cotecroft, a selion of land in Holflete, half a quarter part of a meadow in the Sennetdayle and repairing the Humber bank Term: 12 years Rent: 22s 6d

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Witnesses: John Moygne, Alan Moygne, Alan Holdwyn, Richard Dene, William de Tranby, John de Hull of Hessle.


By William de Rossedale of Willandby To Thomas Tailles of Cottingham Property: 1 acre and 3 roods of arable land lying in two selions in the field of Newton with the land of the Priory and Convert of Haltemprice on both sides the road from Haltemprice to Willardby on the north and the Willardby out gang on the south given him by Robert de Henlaston, formerly forester of Willardby. Witnesses: Rodho Steele of Willerby, John de Spaygne of Cottingham, John de Waldeby of Willardby, Roger Whit of Willardby, William Braden of Hull, Clerk

16 Aug 1366


By Edmund de Brygham of Cottingham To Richard de Meletin, chaplain of Cottingham Property: half a dale of meadow in Ishelmarr called Curtaysedayle, formerly Radglesaygne and one acre of meadow in Ishelmarr in le Freemanbull, formerly held by Mubille Takell Witnesses: John Despaygne, Thomas de Wele, Roger White, Richard Palmer, John Steele, William de Meleton, Robert de Selburn

13 Sep 1390


By Elena, formerly wife of John son of Thomas son of Hugo de Cottingham To Hugh del Kerr son of Robert del Kerr of Newland Property: a toft in the thwaite, Cottingham, between that of Pho. Stutte, formerley Radi de Hedon on the east and that of John Beye del Westgene, formerly John son of Hugo Ferryman on the west Witnesses: Richard Palmer, John Nortchwod, John Steele, clerk.

26 Jun 1391


By Robert de la Kerr of Newland, and Alicia his wife To Stephen de Brompton of Newland Property: a toft in the Thwayt at Cottingham between the toft of Radi de Hedon on the east side, and that of John son of Hugo Ferryman on the west Witnesses: John Takell of Cottingham, John de Spaygne, Nigel of Newland, Robert Takell, Thomas Stele.

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By Hugh del Kerr, son of Robert dell Kerr of Newland To Simon Russell Property: a fifteen perch toft in the Thwayt of Cottingham, between the tofts of Phi. Stutte, formerley Radi de Hedon on the east and of John Sey del Westgrene, formerly John son of Hugo Ferryman on the west.

c.1350

C WT/1/55 Feoffment (indent) By Simon Kemsey of Hull, gent To Laurence Allen, Master of the Charterhouse Consideration: £20 Property: The masters House at the Charterhouse and it's garden Endorsed with livery of seisin Letter of Attorney 31 Oct. 1536 By Simon Kemsey To Edward Dalton and Thomas Foxley of Hull, merchants To deliver the property above to Laurence Allen

31 Oct 1556

C WT/1/56 Abstract of Title

West Hagg Close, citing 3 documents, 1554-1588

19 Jun 1607

C WT/1/57 Lease (indent) Parties (i) John Graves of Hull, merchant (ii) Richard Thompson of Epdem in Cottingham husbandman Property: a close of pasture called West Hagg Term: 21 years Rent: £7

19 Mar 1590

C WT/1/58 Counterpart of Lease (indent) Parties (ia) George Almond b) Joseph Field c) Thomas Thacray d) James Casson e) Thomas Swan, alderman f) Thomas Whyncopp, preacher g) William Smeaton, scrivener all of Hull ii) Richard Thompson, the eldest of Cottingham yeomen Property: West Hagg pasture ground Term: 21 years Rent: £7 to be paid at the Charterhouse Bond in £48 for the performance of covenants attached

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C WT/1/59 Quitclaim By: Margaret Graves of Hull widow of John Graves To: Joseph Field Thomas Thackray James Casson Thomas Swan merchants Thomas Whincopp, preacher of God's word William Smeaton, gent all of Hull Property: West Hagg Close, part of Haltemprice Wood now occupied by Richard Thompson and having Willerby field to the south and west, the land of Walker Johnson to the east and Cottingham Wood to the north.

20 Mar 1615

C WT/1/60 Feoffment By Ann Mountfort of Hull, widow and daughter of the late Thomas Thackray of Hull To Thomas Raikes, Mayor Sir John Lister John Ramsden James Wilkinson John Barnard Henry Barnard Nicholas Denman Aldermen all of Hull Property: a close of pasture called West Hagg Attorney to William Foxley of Hull, gent and Henry Winchester of Hull, scrivener to deliver seisin Endorsed with livery of seisin

18 Aug 1634

C WT/1/61 Missing as of December 2016

Lease (indent) Parties (i) Robert Burton of Hotham, esq. (iia) Daniel Bridges of Hull, Doctor of Physics b) Ann Bridges, his wife (iii) William Kirk of Sculcoates, perukemaker (iv) John Boxesbad of Hull, yeoman Consideration: £200 paid by (iv) to (i) Convey: once by (i) at the request of (ii) to (iii) Property: 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane occupied by Ann Lockwood and Nathaniel Ellison

This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

5-6 Oct 1767

C WT/1/62 Missing as of December 2016 Release (indent) Parties (i) Robert Burton of Hotham, esq. (iia) Daniel Bridges of Hull, Doctor of Physics b) Ann Bridges, his wife (iii) William Kirk of Sculcoates, perukemaker (iv) John Boxesbad of Hull, yeoman Consideration: £200 paid by (iv) to (i)

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Convey: once by (i) at the request of (ii) to (iii) Property: 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane occupied by Ann Lockwood and Nathaniel Ellison


C WT/1/63 Missing as of December 2016 Probate Copy of Will John Boxstead of Sculcoates, victualler Proved at York, 6 Jan 1779


17 Jan 1773

C WT/1/64 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) John Boxstead of Wincolmlee, publican (ii) William Briggs of Hull, dock master Consideration: £200 Property: A public house occupied by (i) and an adjacent messuage occupied by William Coxon and Daniel Cotton, both in Charterhouse Lane Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


20 Apr 1813

C WT/1/65 Missing as of December 2016 Will (extract) William Briggs of Sculcoates, Dock Master This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

30 May 1815

C WT/1/66 Missing as of December 2016 Assignment of mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Jonathan Griffiths of Lynn Regis, Norfolk, yeoman, executor of William Birk of Sculcoates, pipe maker. (ii) John Boxstead of Wincolmlee, publican (iii) Robert Cresser of Hull, yeoman (iv) Charles Frost of Hull, gent. Consideration: £250 paid by (i) to (ii) Assignment by (i) to (iv) in trust for (iii) of the property in 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane occupied by Ann Lockwood and Nathaniel Ellison subject to the proviso for redemption in the mortgage


1 Sep 1817


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Mortgage Parties (i) John Willie of Hull, brewer, executor of William Briggs (ii) John Boxstead of Wincolmlee, publican (iii) Robert Creaser of Hull, yeoman Considerations: paid by (iii): £200 to (i) and £50 to (ii) Property: The De La Pole Arms and an adjacent messuage occupied by William Coxon and Daniel Cotton, both in Charterhouse Lane Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


1 Sep 1817

C WT/1/68 Missing as of December 2016 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) Mary Cressy of Hull, executor of Robert Cressey (ii) John Boxstead of Wincolmlee, publican (iii) Benjamin Brooks of Hull, Perfumer Considerations: paid to (i): £130 by (ii) and £120 by (iii) Property: The De La Pole Arms and an adjacent messuage occupied by William Coxon and Daniel Cotton, both in Charterhouse Lane Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


16 Jun 1829

C WT/1/69 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance and Assignment (indent) Parties (ia) John Boxstead of Sculcoates, publican b) Ann Boxstead his wife (ii) Benjamin Brooks of Hull, perfumer (iii) Charles Frost of Hull, gent (iva) John Walker of Sculcoates, gent b) William Dickinson of Sculcoates, brewer (v) G. L. Shackles of Hull, Gent Considerations: paid by (iv): £120 to (iii) and £140 to (i) Property: The De La Pole Arms and adjacent messuage in Charterhouse Lane


19-20 Aug 1815


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Final Concord (copy) Quer: William Ferrit, clerk Defor: Daniel Bridges and Ann, His wife Property: Four messuages, two barns, two stables, one oilmill, four gardens, four orchards, 20 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and common pasture in Sculcoates


1756

C WT/1/71 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Daniel Bridges of Hull, doctor of physics (ii) Elizabeth le Gay of Hull, spinster Consideration: £100 Property: a messuage on the north side of Charterhouse Lane Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


26 Jul 1782

C WT/1/72 Missing as of December 2016 Will (copy) Daniel Bridges of Hull, doctor of physick Proved at York, 4 May 1792


19 Oct 1789

C WT/1/73 Missing as of December 2016 Will (copy) Ann Bridges of Hull, widow Proved Oct 10th 1802


15 May 1792

C WT/1/74 Missing as of December 2016 Lease and release (indent) Parties (ia) Arabella Bridges, spinster b) G. I. Roberts, gent c) Harriet Robarts, his wife (nee Bridges) ia, ib, ic, all of Lister St., Leicester Sq., Middx. d) Rev. Robert Storry of Colchester, Essex (ii) S. P. Manteverer of Ancliffe, widow executrix of Maryt Burton of Hotham, widow and executrix of Robert Burton of Hotham, esq., and executor of William Burton of Hotham (iii) Elizabeth le Gay of Bawtry, spinster

1-2 Aug 1805


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(iv) J. K. Picard of Summergangs, esq. (v) John Matson of Bridlington Quay, bricklayer (vi) James Matson of Sculcoates, ship carpenter, trustee for (v) Consideration: £250 paid to (i) and (ii) by (vi) Conveyance by (i) and (ii) to (vi) for the use of (vi) Property: a messuage on the north side of Charterhouse Lane


C WT/1/75 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) John Matson, of Bridlington Quay, bricklayer (ii) James Matson of Sculcoates, ship carpenter (iii) Susanne Empson of Marton, par Bridlington, widow Consideration: £100 Property: a messuage on the north side of Charterhouse Lane Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


12 Sep 1821

C WT/1/76 Missing as of December 2016 Lease (indent) Parties (i) John Matson of Kingsland Rd., Middx., builder, son and heir of John Matson of Bridlington Quay. (ii) James Matson of Sculcoates, ship carpenter (iii) Sarah Morris (iv) Louisa Morris of Bridlington, spinsters Considerations paid by (iii): £100 remaining due to Sussanna Simpson and £200 to (i) Property: a messuage on the north side of Charterhouse Lane


4-5 Jan 1828

C WT/1/77 Missing as of December 2016 Release (indent) Parties (i) John Matson of Kingsland Rd., Middx., builder, son and heir of John Matson of Bridlington Quay. (ii) James Matson of Sculcoates, ship carpenter (iii) Sarah Morris (iv) Louisa Morris of Bridlington, spinsters Considerations paid by (iii): £100 remaining due to

4-5 Jan 1828


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Sussanna Simpson and £200 to (i) Property: a messuage on the north side of Charterhouse Lane


C WT/1/78 Missing as of December 2016 Lease (indent) Parties (ia) Sarah Morris b) Louisa Morris of Bridlington, spinsters (ii) Matthew Beet of Hull, joiner (iii) John Cook of Hull, spirit merchant Consideration: £42 paid to (i) by (ii) Property: land on the north side of Charterhouse Lane and the five messuages erected thereon by (ii) subject to mortgage This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

8-9 May 1834

C WT/1/79 Missing as of December 2016 Release (indent) Parties (ia) Sarah Morris b) Louisa Morris of Bridlington, spinsters (ii) Matthew Beet of Hull, joiner (iii) John Cook of Hull, spirit merchant Consideration: £42 paid to (i) by (ii) Property: land on the north side of Charterhouse Lane and the five messuages erected thereon by (ii) subject to mortgage


8-9 May 1834

C WT/1/80 Missing as of December 2016 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) George Simpson of Bridlington, farmer (ii) Matthew Beet of Hull, joiner (iii) Samuel Bates of Hull, Gent Consideration: £100 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: land on the north side of Charterhouse Lane and the five messuages erected thereon by (ii) subject to mortgage


15 Nov 1834


of 380

C WT/1/81 Missing as of December 2016 Appointment (indent) Parties (i) Matthew Beet of Hull, joiner (ii) Richard Jarvis of Hull, gent Consideration: £200 Property: land on the north side of Charterhouse Lane and the five messuages erected thereon by (ii) subject to mortgage


18 Nov 1834

C WT/1/82 Missing as of December 2016 Lease and Release Parties (i) Samuel Thornton of Cobham Place, Surrey (ii) Maria Thornton of Clapham, widow (iii) H.S. Thornton of Battersea Rise, Surrey, esq. (iv) William Dickinson of Hull, brewer (v) John Walker of Hull, gent Consideration: £225 paid by (iv) to (i) and (iii) Property: land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse with a messuage and malt kiln thereon


11 Jul 1837


Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) William Dickinson of Hull, brewer (iia) William Smith of Hull, bankers clerk b) R. P. Sleight of Hull, surgeon c) William Field of Hull, grocer Consideration: £400 Property: a malt kiln on land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse Proviso for redemption with interest at 4½%


26 Sep 1837


of 380

C WT/1/84 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) Matthew Beel of Hull, joiner (ii) Richard Jarvis of Hull, gent (iii) Samuel Dales of Hull, gent (iva) John Walker of Sculcoates, gent b) William Dickinson of Hull, brewer (v) G. C. Shackles of Hull, gent Consideration: Paid by (iv): £200 to (ii) and £140 to (i) Property: land and messuages on the north side of Charterhouse Lane


8 Mar 1836

C WT/1/85 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) John Walker of Liverpool, receiving inspector of taxes (ii) William Dickinson of Sculcoates, brewer (iii) W. O. Atkinson of Hull, gent (iv) G. L. Shackles of Hull, gent Consideration: £450 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane as shown on plan


9 Sep 1842

C WT/1/86 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) William Dickinson of Hull, common brewer (ii) John Walker of Liverpool, receiving inspector of taxes (iii) G. L. Shackles of Hull, gent Consideration: £900 Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane and a malt kiln on land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/83 and C WT/1/85 Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


10 Sep 1842


of 380

C WT/1/87 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) William Grayburn of Hull, brewer (ii) E. A. Grayburn of Hull, widow Consideration: £400 Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/83 Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%


16 Feb 1847

C WT/1/88 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (ia) William Grayburn of Hull, brewer b) T. F. Grayburn of Hull, druggist (ii) William Grayburn (iii)a Thomas Raikes b) Robert Raikes of Hull, bankers and co-partners Consideration: £400 owed by (i) to (ii) Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane subject to mortgages held at C WT/1/83 and C WT/1/85


9 Aug 1857

C WT/1/89 Missing as of December 2016 Transfer of Mortgage (indent) Parties (ia) Thomas Raikes b) Robert Raikes of Hull, bankers and co-partners (ii) John Broderick of Hull, wine merchant (iiia) John Richardson of Hull, merchant b) J. B. Briggs of Hull, esq. Consideration: £400 owed by (i) to (ii) Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane Assignment by (i) to (ii) with proviso for redemption with interest at 5% by (iii) This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

30 Dec 1853


of 380

C WT/1/90 Missing as of December 2016 Assignment of Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) John Walker of Middlesex, gent (ii) John Broderick of Hull, wine merchant (iii) Joseph Lambert of Hull, merchant Consideration: £500 paid by (iii) to (i) at the request of (ii) Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane and a malt kiln on land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse


30 Mar 1857

C WT/1/91 Missing as of December 2016 Transfer of mortgage (indent) Parties (ia) R. P. Sleight of Hull, surgeon b) William Field of Hull, grocer (ii) William Field b) J. R. Lee of Hull, cordial manufacturer c) Robert Meeke of Hull, grocer (iii) John England of Hull, gent Assignment by (i) to (iii) of the property in 86 and a principal sum of £400 Endorsed with assignment 1 Feb. 1855 Parties (i) John England (ii) William Field b) J. R. Lee c) Robert Meeke Assignment of a principal sum of £400


1 Feb 1855

C WT/1/92 Missing as of December 2016 Transfer of mortgage (indent) Parties (ia) William Field of Hull, grocer b) J. R. Lee of Leeds, cordial manufacturer (ii) John Broderick of Hull, wine merchant (iiia) John Smith of Hull, merchant b) G. S. Jackson of Hull, merchants clerk Consideration: £300 Assignment: by (i) to (iii) This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

26 Jul 1864


of 380

C WT/1/93 Missing as of December 2016 Reconveyance (indent) Parties (ia) John Smith of Hull, merchant b) George Simmons Jackson of Hull, merchants clerk (iia) J. W. Pease b) Francis Hoare c) A. B. Pease of Hull, bankers and co-partners Considerations: £300 and £400 Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane and a malt kiln on land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse


16 Mar 1867

C WT/1/94 Missing as of December 2016 Reconveyance (indent) Parties (i) Joseph Lambert of Hull, merchant (iia) J. W. Pease b) Francis Hoare c) A. B. Pease of Hull, bankers and co-partners Consideration: £500 Property: ½ of the De La Pole Tavern on the N.E. corner of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane and one house in Wincolmlee and four in Charterhouse Lane and a malt kiln on land between Wincolmlee and the Charterhouse


8 Aug 1868

C WT/1/95 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of Title J. W. Pease and others to the de la Pole Tavern, a malt kiln and messuages etc. in Sculcoates citing 38 documents, 1755-1867


1868


Supplement to the Abstract of Title Citing 1 document This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1868


of 380


Purchasers observations and requisitions on title


1868

C WT/1/98 Missing as of December 2016 Certificate of burial, etc., to accompany the Abstract of Title


1868

C WT/1/99 Missing as of December 2016 Contract (copy) Parties (ia) J. W. Pease b) Francis Hoare c) A. B. Pease (ii) The master, brethren and sisters of the Charterhouse Consideration: £1800 Property: the De la Pole Tavern, five messuages and a malt kiln north side of Charterhouse Lane Long letter attached expressing the Charity Commissioners' approval of the purchase in principal This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1868

C WT/1/100 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (ia) J. W. Pease b) Francis Hoare c) A. B. Pease of Hull, bankers (ii) J. W. Pease, executor of J. R. Pease (iii) The Charterhouse (iv) H. W. Kemp, Master of the Charterhouse (v) Henry Cook of Hull, gent Consideration: £1800 paid by (iv) to (i) Property: The De la Pole Arms public house, five houses and a malt kiln at the N.W. angle of Charterhouse and Wincolmlee as shown on plan Covenant for the production of nine deeds 1755-64 listed in schedule Orders of the Charity Commissioners attached 16 July 1868 giving permission for the purchase 5 Jan 1869 Vesting the property in the Official Trustee


14 Sep 1868


of 380

C WT/1/100a Missing as of December 2016 Admission From William Wise To Edward Wilson Of a plot of land called Barcaries in Coal Row Record relates to property at Cottingham, in the Manor of Sarum, which was purchased in 1883


c.1800


Draft of Admission From William Wise To Edward Wilson Of a plot of land called Barcaries in Coal Row Record relates to property at Cottingham, in the Manor of Sarum, which was purchased in 1883


[1868]

C WT/1/101a Missing as of December 2016

Admission From Edward Wilson, deceased To Thomas Wilson Of property The De la Pole Arms public house, five houses and a malt kiln at the N.W. angle of Charterhouse and Wincolmlee


27 Oct 1802

C WT/1/102 Exchange (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) The Hull and Selby Railway Co. (iv) Henry Copeman of Hull, gent (v) Joseph Marshall of Hull, gent Conveyances by (i) to (ii) of 21 perches, and by (iii) to (i) of 15 perches, both being open field strips at Hessle cliffs as shown on plan

1 Oct 1846

C WT/1/102a Admission

From Thomas Wilson of Cottingham, yeoman To Edward Wilson of Cottingham, gardener Consideration: £60 Property: The De la Pole Arms public house, five houses and a malt kiln at the N.W. angle of Charterhouse and Wincolmlee and the messuage thereon

17 Nov 1850


of 380

C WT/1/103 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of Title

Of William Spence to property in Winchester citing 16 deeds, 1828-1855 This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

c.1855

C WT/1/103a Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of Title Edward Wilson to land in Endike Lane, Cottingham, citing three documents, 1771-1858


c.1858

C WT/1/104 Missing as of December 2016 Statutory Declaration By John Shackles, esq. as to deeds destroyed by fire


22 Oct 1853

C WT/1/104a Missing as of December 2016 Copy of a letter From Hebblewaite and Sons to Rev. H. W. Kemp advising as to enfranchisement This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

c.1883


Opinion Thomas Jarman as to title to property when the deeds lost This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1 Dec 1853

C WT/1/105a Missing as of December 2016 Deed of Enfranchisement Parties (ia) Rev. A. Codd of Beaminster, Dorset, clerk b) Rev. J. L. Challis of Stone Vicarage, Aylesbury, Bucks., clerk (ii) H. J. R. Pease of Hesslewood House, esq. (iii) H. N. Middleton of Bradford Peverill, Dorset, esq. (iv) Edward Wilson of Cottingham, gardener Consideration: £96 paid by (iv) to (i) and (ii) Property: field strips at Hessle cliffs as in C WT/1/102


14 Jul 1883


of 380

C WT/1/106 Missing as of December 2016 Three documents pinned together: Certificate of search for the will of William Stock at Beverley, 15 March 1854 Certificate of the grant of letters of administration on the estate of William Stock. Memorial of conveyance from Samuel Bean of Sculcoates, esq., and Samuel Kirkman of Hull, merchant and William Stock of Sculcoates, grocer of four messuages on the west side of Wincolmlee. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

c.1854

C WT/1/106a Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) Edward Wilson of Cottingham, gardener (ii) The Mater of the Brethren and sisters of the Charterhouse Property: field strips at Hessle cliffs as in C WT/1/102, 2 acres 30 perches as shown on plan


28 Aug 1883

C WT/1/107 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of 5 deeds, 1809-1819 relating to property at Wincolmlee


c.1855

C WT/1/108 Missing as of December 2016 Copies of letters from W. H. Moss, solicitor, for the vendor This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

c.1855

C WT/1/109 Missing as of December 2016 Schedule of 6 deeds, 1809-1828 Held by Mr. Silvester, solicitor of Beverley, relating to the early tithe of part of this and adjacent property


c.1855


of 380

C WT/1/110 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) William Spence of Middx., esq. (ii) Joseph Blundell of Hull, merchant (iii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £600 Property: 351 sq.yds. on which eleven tenements and a stable formerly stood between the Charterhouse and Wincolmlee


4 Aug 1855

C WT/1/111 Missing as of December 2016 Covenant (indent) Parties (i) William Spence of Middx., esq (ii) The Charterhouse Covenant for the production of 9 deeds, 1849-1855, listed in schedule Endorsed with Covenant 5 Nov. 1855 Parties as above Covenant for the production of 3 deeds, 1848, listed in schedule


4 Aug 1855

C WT/1/112 Missing as of December 2016 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Joseph Sykes of West Ella, esq. (ii) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman Consideration: £737. 15s. 0. Property: 2270 sq.yds. on the north side of Sykes Street and Bourne Street and on the west side of the Chaterhouse, part of the ground formerly called Frenches Gardens Covenant for the production of 11 deeds, 1657-1796


29-30 Jan 1800

C WT/1/113 Missing as of December 2016 Release (indent) Parties (i) Joseph Sykes of West Ella, esq. (ii) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman Consideration: £737. 15s. 0. Property: 2270 sq.yds. on the north side of Sykes Street and Bourne Street and on the west side of the Chaterhouse, part of the ground formerly called Frenches Gardens

29-30 Jan 1800


of 380

Covenant for the production of 11 deeds, 1657-1796


C WT/1/114 Missing as of December 2016 Deed of Covenants (copy) Parties (i) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman (ii) Joseph Sykes of West Ella, esq. Covenants as to the erection of buildings and maintenance of streets on the north side of Sykes Street and Bourne Street and on the west side of the Chaterhouseon the land as noted in C WT/1/113


30 Jan 1800

C WT/1/115 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman (ii) John Peacock of Wassand, farmer and grazier Consideration: £400 Property: Land on the north side of Sykes Street and Bourne Street and on the west side of the Chaterhouse as noted in C WT/1/113 and a messuage built by (i) thereon. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1 Feb 1800

C WT/1/116 Missing as of December 2016 Probate copy of will of William Clappison of Wyton, farmer Made 16 Nov 1808 and proved at York 4 Dec 1809


1809

C WT/1/117 Missing as of December 2016 Will (copy) of John Peacock of Wassand, husbandman Made 7 September 1796, with codicil of 9 September 1796 and proved at York 13 August 1812


1796


of 380

C WT/1/118 Missing as of December 2016 Transfer of mortgage (indent) Parties (i) John Pennock of Seamer, farmer, executor of John Peacock (ii) Abraham Wood devisee in trust of William Clappison (iii) Mary Clappison of Sculcoates, widow (iv) William Walmesley of Hull, gent Assignment of the property in C WT/1/115 Endorsed with receipt for repayment 5 Oct 1865 By (i) John Earnshaw of Hall, gent and b) W. H. Walmesley of London, gent This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1 Jan 1825

C WT/1/119 Missing as of December 2016 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) Robert Clappison of London, master mariner (iia) John Clappison of Sculcoates, merchants clerk b) James Clappison of Hull, coach maker Consideration: £130 Property bequeathed by William Clappison, father of (i) and (ii) This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

31 Dec 1833

C WT/1/120 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of 2 deeds, 1800-1822 Relating to property at the north end of Bourne Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

c.1840

C WT/1/121 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (ia) Shadrach Wride of Hull, gent b) T. O. Atkinson of Hull, gent (ii) Mary Clappison of Hull, widow Consideration: £320 Property: 1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons sq. subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118


18 Sep 1846


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C WT/1/122 Missing as of December 2016 Marriage Settlement (indent) Parties (i) Mary Clappison of Hull, widow (ii) John Crosby of Burstwick, wheelwright & joiner (iiia) Samuel Proctor of Hull, bookbinder b) James Cappison of Hull, coach trimmer Consideration: the intended marriage of (i) and (ii) Property: 1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons Square subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118 To be held by (iii) to the use declared


16 Nov 1847

C WT/1/123 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of Mrs. Mary Crosby to property in Sykes Street and Bourne Street, citing 8 deeds, 1800-1847


c.1850

C WT/1/124 Missing as of December 2016 Certificate of search at Beverley


27 May 1865

C WT/1/125 Missing as of December 2016 Copies of burial certificates


n.d.

C WT/1/126 Missing as of December 2016 Order of the Charity Commissioners Giving the Charterhouse permission to buy the property of 1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons sq. subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118


7 Mar 1865


of 380

C WT/1/127 Missing as of December 2016 Covering letter Accompanied the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/1/126


25 Mar 1865

C WT/1/128 Missing as of December 2016 Purchase Contract Parties (i) Mary Crosby of Clappison Sq, of Hull, widow (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons sq. subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118 as in C WT/1/121 as shown on plan Consideration: £1510


25 Apr 1865

C WT/1/129 Missing as of December 2016 Draft of the Purchase Contract held at C WT/1/128


[1865]

C WT/1/130 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) Mary Crosby of Clappison Sq, of Hull, widow (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons sq. subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118 as in C WT/1/121 as shown on plan Consideration: £1510


4 Oct 1865

C WT/1/131 Missing as of December 2016 Order of the Charity Commissioners Vesting the property in C WT/1/121 [1550 sq.yds. forming the eastern portion of the land in C WT/1/113 and the eleven messuages, part of Clappisons Square subject to mortgage held at C WT/1/118 in the Official Trustee


c.1865


of 380


Conveyance and Assignment Parties (i) The Queen (ii) The Board of Trade (iii) The Humber Conservancy Commissioners (iv) The Charterhouse Consideration: £50 Property: 5040 sq.yds. of Humber Foreshore as shown on plan Conveyance (i) to (iii) Assignment of leasehold (ii) to (iii) Endorsed with authority to purchase The Charity Commissioners


22 Apr 1886

C WT/1/133 Missing as of December 2016 Settlement (indent) Parties (i) Ann Gelson of Sculcoates, spinster (ii) William Burn of Sculcoates, merchants clerk (iii) George Gelson of Sculcoates, grocer b) Amos Burn of Sculcoates, merchants clerk Consideration: the intended marriage of (i) and (ii) Property: a) a messuage in Charlotte St. and Princes St. b) a messuage in Charlotte St. c) 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane To be held by (iii) to the uses declared Endorsed with conveyance 20 Oct. 1876 Parties (i) Amos Burn of Liverpool (ii) William Burn Property as above Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


5 Oct 1841


Abstract of title Of the trustees under the will of John Burn to property in Charterhouse Lane citing 6 documents, 1841-1895 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


c.1895


of 380

C WT/1/135 Missing as of December 2016 Account of property tax paid on the estate of John Burn Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


c.1895

C WT/1/136 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (ia) William Woodhouse Burn of Liverpool, ship and insurance broker b) William Fillingham of Hull, joiner (ii) E. N. Newmarch of Hull engineer Consideration: £220 Property: 13 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


1 Jul 1895

C WT/1/137 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) E. N. Newmarch of Hull, engineer Consideration: £260 Property: 13 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


18 May 1906

C WT/1/138 Missing as of December 2016 Draft of the Conveyance held at C WT/1/137 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from E. N. Newmarch in 1906


[1906]

C WT/1/139 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of Joseph Sykes to property in Sculcoates citing 9 deeds 1657-1796 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


c.1800


of 380

C WT/1/140 Missing as of December 2016 Covenants (copy) Parties (i) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman (ii) Joseph Sykes of West Ella, yeoman Covenants as to the buildings on and the maintenance of streets serving land sold by (ii) to (i) Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


30 Jan 1800

C WT/1/141 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) William Clappison of Sculcoates, yeoman (ii) John Peacock of Wassand, farmer (iii) W. W. Bolton of Hull, esq. (iv) John West of Dock St., Sculcoates, timber merchant (v) Nathaniel Waddingham of Summergangs, miller Consideration: £198 paid by (iv) to (i) Property: 360 sq. yds. on the north side of Sykes Street and the east side of Sykes Street Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


24 Oct 1800


Lease and release (abstract) Parties (i) John West of Sculcoates, builder (ii) Nathaniel Waddingham of Myton, gent (iii) John Walker of Myton, gent (iv) Elizabeth Lambert of Bridges St., widow Conveyance by (i) and (ii) to (iii) Property four messuages erected by (i) on the land stated in C WT/1/141 (360 sq. yds. on the north side of Sykes Street and the east side of Sykes Street ) Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


30-31 Mar 1803


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C WT/1/143 Missing as of December 2016 Feoffment (indent) Parties (i) John Watkin of Sculcoates, ropemaker (ii) William Wray of Sculcoates, gent (iii) Curtis Bailey of Hull, gent Consideration: £600 paid by (ii) to (iii) Property: a messuage in Sykes Street and another in Bourne Street Endorsed with livery of seisin Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


15 Sep 1804

C WT/1/144 Missing as of December 2016 Agreement By John Watkins to pay for the flagging in front of the property in C WT/1/143 (a messuage in Sykes Street and another in Bourne Street) Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


15 Sep 1804

C WT/1/145 Missing as of December 2016 Feoffment (indent) Parties (i) William Wray of Sculcoates, gent (ii) Robert Shields of Sculcoates, gent (iii) Peter Clarke of Sculcoates, merchant Consideration: £500 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: a messuage in Charterhouse Lane and one in Bourne St. Endorsed with livery of seisin Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


9 Nov 1820


Feoffment (indent) Parties (ia) Robert Shields of Hull, gent b) Peter Clarke of Hull, merchant (ii) Charlotte Pullen of Hull, widow (iii) Richard Crosby of Hull, joiner Consideration: the intended marriage of (i) and (ii) Property as in C WT/1/145 To be held by (iii) to the uses declared

15 Feb 1821


of 380

Endorsed with livery of seisin Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


C WT/1/147 Missing as of December 2016 Succession duty account on the estate of Charlotte Shields Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


6 Apr 1850

C WT/1/148 Missing as of December 2016 Statutory declaration By William Beeforth of Hull, gent, as to the Pullen family with registrar's certificates attached Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


1 Feb 1872

C WT/1/149 Missing as of December 2016 Exchange (indent) Parties (i) Charles Pullen of Hull, lastmaker (ii) William Pullen of Hull, baker Conveyance: by (i) to (ii) of 1/3 of a messuage in Charterhouse Lane in exchange for 2/3 of messuage in Bourne Street Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


3 Feb 1872

C WT/1/150 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of William Pullen to property in Charterhouse Lane citing 12 documents, 1820-1875 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


1875


of 380

C WT/1/151 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) William Pullen of Hull, baker (ii) J.M. Chapman of Hull, hosier Consideration: £200 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Covenant for the production of 2 deeds 1872-1875 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


29 Jun 1875

C WT/1/152 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) James Mitchinson of Hull, hosier (ii) The trustees of the Wilberforce Permanent Benefit Building Society Consideration: £175 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Endorsed with receipt for repayment, 17 Nov 1877 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


29 Jun 1875

C WT/1/153 Missing as of December 2016 Rules of the Wilberforce Permanent Building Society Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


1875


Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) J. M. Chapman of Hull, hosier J. W. Barnby of Hull, painter Consideration: £247. 10s. 0d. Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


11 Nov 1877


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C WT/1/155 Missing as of December 2016 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) J. W. Barnby of Hull, painter (ii) Trustees of the Hull Reform permanent Benefit Building Society Consideration: £200 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Endorsed with receipt for repayment, 1 Nov 1892 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


21 Nov 1877

C WT/1/156 Missing as of December 2016 Letter regarding an insurance policy with the Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Company for 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[c.1900]

C WT/1/157 Missing as of December 2016 Notes regarding an insurance policy with the Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Company for 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[c.1900]

C WT/1/158 Missing as of December 2016 Notes regarding an insurance policy with the Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Company for 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[c.1900]

C WT/1/159 Missing as of December 2016 Papers relating to Estate Duty on the property [J. W.] Barnby Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[c.1900]


of 380

C WT/1/160 Missing as of December 2016 Papers relating to Estate Duty on the property [J. W.] Barnby Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[c.1900]

C WT/1/161 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) Ada Oakshott, wife of W.G. Oakshott of Hull, Office Cleaner (ii) W. H. Taylor of Hull, Estate Agent Consideration: £100 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


31 Jan 1912

C WT/1/162 Missing as of December 2016 Sketch plans of the property at 11 Charterhouse Lane and the property adjacent to it Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


c.1875-1912

C WT/1/163 Missing as of December 2016 Correspondence as to the proposed purchase by the Charterhouse Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


c.1910

C WT/1/164 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of the will of I. W. Barnby Made 6 February 1908 and proved at York on 9 May 1910 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


c.1910


of 380

C WT/1/165 Missing as of December 2016 Order of the Charity Commissioners authorising the purchase Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


19 Jul 1912

C WT/1/166 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) W. H. Taylor of Hull, estate agent (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £130 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


31 Jul 1912

C WT/1/167 Missing as of December 2016 Draft of the Conveyance held at C WT/1/166 Parties (i) W. H. Taylor of Hull, estate agent (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £130 Property: 11 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane, purchased from W. H. Taylor in 1912


[1912]

C WT/1/168 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) John West of Dock St., timber merchant (ii) Nathaniel Waddingham of Summergangs, miller (iii) Shadrock Wride of Hull, lathe river Consideration: £84 paid by (iii) to (i) Property: a piece of land on the north side of Sykes Street Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


1 May 1801


of 380

C WT/1/169 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of the assignees of Shadrach Wride of 2 messuages in Sculcoates, citing 7 documents 1801-1829 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


1833

C WT/1/170 Missing as of December 2016 Purchase Contract Parties (ia) John Hodgson of Sculcoates, timber merchant b) William Stephenson of Myton, ship owner, assignee of the estate of Shadrach Wride, bankrupt (ii) David Palmer of Hull, sloop broker Property: a messuage in Charterhouse Lane Consideration: £190 Registration Certificates attached Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


14 May 1833

C WT/1/171 Missing as of December 2016 Lease (indent) Parties (ia) John Hodgson of Sculcoates, timber merchant b) William Stephenson of Myton, ship owner, assignee on bankruptcy of Shadrach Wride (ii) Shadrach Wride of Sculcoates, gent (iii) Mary Taylor of Sculcoates, spinster (iva) David Palmer of Hull, sloop broker b) Dinah Palmer, his wife Considerations: paid by (iva): £40 to (iii) and £50 to (i) Property: 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


14-15 Jun 1833

C WT/1/172 Missing as of December 2016 Release (indent) Parties (ia) John Hodgson of Sculcoates, timber merchant b) William Stephenson of Myton, ship owner, assignee on bankruptcy of Shadrach Wride (ii) Shadrach Wride of Sculcoates, gent (iii) Mary Taylor of Sculcoates, spinster

14-15 Jun 1833


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(iva) David Palmer of Hull, sloop broker b) Dinah Palmer, his wife Considerations: paid by (iva): £40 to (iii) and £50 to (i) Property: 2 messuages in Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


C WT/1/173 Missing as of December 2016 Will (copy) of David Palmer of Hull, ship broker Made 27 August 1859 and proved at York on 24 August 1860 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


1860

C WT/1/174 Missing as of December 2016 Succession duty account on the estate of David Palmer Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


20 Sep 1860

C WT/1/175 Missing as of December 2016 Account of Messrs. J. & J. H. Hill In account with the executors and residuary legatees of David Palmer Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


Sep-Dec 1860

C WT/1/176 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (ia) William Fenwick of Providence Street, sailmaker b) M. A. Fenwick of Ash St., widow (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £100 Property: 2 messuages constituting 12 Charterhouse Lane

2 Jun 1923


of 380

Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


C WT/1/177 Missing as of December 2016 Draft of the conveyance held at C WT/1/176 Parties (ia) William Fenwick of Providence Street, sailmaker b) M. A. Fenwick of Ash St., widow (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £100 Property: 2 messuages constituting 12 Charterhouse Lane Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


[1923]

C WT/1/178 Missing as of December 2016 Correspondence preliminary to the conveyance held at C WT/1/176 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


[1923]

C WT/1/179 Missing as of December 2016 The Charity Commissioners' Authority for the purchase in the conveyance held at C WT/1/176 Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


29 May 1923

C WT/1/180 Missing as of December 2016 Rough Notes, calculations, etc. Record relates to property in Charterhouse Lane purchased from the Fenwicks in 1923


[1923]


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[1923]



[1923]



[1923]

C WT/1/184 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of Messrs. Towler and Scherling to property at 10 Charterhouse Lane, citing 3 documents, 1881-1893


1895

C WT/1/185 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane


1896


Mortgage Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane


1896


of 380

C WT/1/187 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of W. H. Reynolds to 10 Charterhouse Lane citing 4 documents, 1905-1921


c.1921

C WT/1/188 Missing as of December 2016 Purchase Contract Parties (ia) Hugh Farrell of Hull, solicitor b) A. K. Taylor of Bishopsleighton, Devon, spinster (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £55 Property: 10 Charterhouse Lane, as shown on plan


31 Mar 1939

C WT/1/189 Missing as of December 2016 Requisitions on title and replies thereto Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane


18-20 Apr 1939

C WT/1/190 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties, consideration and property as in C WT/1/198


10 May 1939

C WT/1/191 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) Charles Pullon of Bourne Street, last maker (ii) Edward Hall of Fish St., licensed victualler Consideration: £40 Property: a messuage at 18 Bourne Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

2 Dec 1878

C WT/1/192 Missing as of December 2016 Purchase Contract Parties (i)a) Beatrice Hall of Hull, spinster b) E. M. Hall of Hull, spinster c) F. K. Lodge, wife of Herbert Lodge, machinery merchant (ii) Hull Corporation

27 Jan 1939


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Consideration: £30 Property: 18 Bourne Street, as shown on plan



Registration Certificate Relating to 18 Bourne Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1939

C WT/1/194 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of B. Hall, E. M. Hall, and F. K. Lodge to 18 Bourne Sreet, citing 6 documents 1878-1917


1939

C WT/1/195 Missing as of December 2016 Requisitions on title and replies thereto Relating to 18 Bourne Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

4 Jun 1939- 11 Jul 1939


Conveyance Parties (i)a) Beatrice Hall of Hull, spinster b) E. M. Hall of Hull, spinster c) F. K. Lodge, wife of Herbert Lodge, machinery merchant (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £30 Property: 18 Bourne Street, as shown on plan


26 Aug 1939

C WT/1/197 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) John Foster of Thornton St., joiner (ii) T. W. Brewer of Hull, shipping master (iii) Thomas Toogood of Hull, druggist Consideration: £62 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: a messuage on the east side of Bourne Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

19 Apr 1859


of 380

C WT/1/198 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) L. R. Hogarth of Bridlington, spinster (ii) Morris Bennet of Hull, gent Consideration: £9 Property: 2 Shields Place


26 May 1933

C WT/1/199 Missing as of December 2016 Purchase Contract Parties (i) Harris Bennett of Hull, retired glass merchant (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £14 Property: 2 Shields Place, shown on plan


3 May 1839

C WT/1/200 Missing as of December 2016 Abstract of title Of H. Bennett to 2 Shields Place citing 6 documents, 1859-1933


1939

C WT/1/201 Missing as of December 2016 Registration Certificate Relating to 2 Shields Place


[1939]

C WT/1/202 Missing as of December 2016 Requisitions on title and replies thereto Relating to 2 Shields Place


31 May 1939- 1 Jun 1939

C WT/1/203 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) Harris Bennett of Hull, retired glass merchant (ii) Hull Corporation

15 Jun 1939


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Consideration: £14 Property: 2 Shields Place


C WT/1/204 Missing as of December 2016 Conveyance Parties (i) Hull Corporation (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £137, 6s. 6d. Property: 10 Charterhouse Lane, 18 Bourne Street, and 2 Shields Place


17 Sep 1940

C WT/1/205 Missing as of December 2016 Draft of the conveyance held at C WT/1/204 Parties (i) Hull Corporation (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £137, 6s. 6d. Property: 10 Charterhouse Lane, 18 Bourne Street, and 2 Shields Place


[1940]

C WT/1/206 Missing as of December 2016 Correspondence prior to the conveyance held at C WT/1/204


[1940]

C WT/1/207 Missing as of December 2016 Charity Commissioners authority for the purchase Draft copy. Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane, 18 Bourne Street, and 2 Shields Place. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

[1940]

C WT/1/208 Missing as of December 2016 Charity Commissioners authority for the purchase Sealed copy. Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane, 18 Bourne Street, and 2 Shields Place. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

[1940]


of 380

C WT/1/209 Missing as of December 2016 Schedules of documents handed over Relating to 10 Charterhouse Lane, 18 Bourne Street, and 2 Shields Place


[1940]



[1940]



[1940]



[1940]

C WT/1/213 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Martin Samuelson of Hull, engineer Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 5s. 5d. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

12 Mar 1867

C WT/1/214 Abstract of title

Of Martin Samuelson to property at Hessle, citing 1 document, 1867 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1867


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C WT/1/215 Mortgage

Parties (i) Martin Samuelson of Hull, engineer (ii) The trustees (named) of the Hull and East Riding Permanent Benefit Building Society Consideration: £1400 Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the buildings being erected thereon Endorsed with receipt for repayment, 25 August 1869 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

29 Nov 1867

C WT/1/216 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) Martin Samuelson, of Hull, engineer (ii) F. B. Grotrian, merchant Consideration: £1725 Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

6 May 1869

C WT/1/217 Assignment (indent) Parties (ia) F. Grotrian of Hull, merchant b) H. B. Grotrian of London, barrister c) T. W. Hearfield of Hull, solicitor (ii) E. I. Peterson of Hessle, merchant Consideration: £1500 Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

10 Sep 1896

C WT/1/218 Mortgage (Indent) Parties (i) E. L. Peterson of Hessle, merchant (iia) P. Grotrian of Hull, merchant b) F. B. Grotrian of Hull, barrister c) T. W. Hearfield of Hull, solicitor Consideration: £1000 Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

11 Sep 1906

C WT/1/219 Assignment of Mortgage

Parties (ia) F. Grotrian of Hull, merchant b) H. B. Grotrian of London, barrister c) T. W. Hearfield of Hull, solicitor (ii) E. L. Peterson of Hessle, merchant (iii) Douglas Clark of Hull, merchant Consideration: £1000 Assignment: by (i) to (ii) of the property Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

4 Mar 1911


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C WT/1/220 Further Change

Parties (i) E. L. Peterson of Hessle, merchant (ii) H.D. Clark of Hull, merchant Consideration: £1000 to be secured on the property of Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the buildings being erected thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

6 Apr 1911

C WT/1/221 Assignment Parties (i) H. D. Clark (ii) Lawrence Pelinson (iii) Adela Costello, wife of Frederick Costello, costumier Consideration: £1450 paid by (iii) to (i) Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

16 Dec 1811


Of Frederick Costello to ''West Hill Lodge'' Hessle, citing 11 deeds, 1867-1911, with plan Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1926

C WT/1/223 Requisitions on title and replies there to

Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

4-14 Jun 1926

C WT/1/224 Assignment Parties (i) Adela, wife of Frederick Costello of Hull, costumier (ii) C. H. Sanderson of Hessle, print and colour manufacturer Consideration: £5000 Property: Lot 4 of land at Hessle and the villa thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

14 Jun 1926


Of C. H. Sanderson to West Hill Lodge, Hessle, citing 2 documents, 1926-1943 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1926

C WT/1/226 Requisitions on title and replies thereto


16 Dec 1954


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C WT/1/227 Surrender Parties (i) C. R. Sanderson of Elloughton, gent (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £350 Property: West Hill Lodge, Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

3 Jan 1955

C WT/1/228 Drafts of Surrender held at C WT/1/227


[1955]



[1955]

C WT/1/230 Correspondence relating to the Surrender held at C WT/1/227


[1955]

C WT/1/231 Lease (copy) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper Property: Land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 5s. 8d. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

12 Mar 1867

C WT/1/232 Copy of the lease held at C WT/1/231

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper Property: Land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 5s. 8d. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[1867]

C WT/1/233 Assignment (copy) Parties (i) William Parker of Hollym, esq. (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper (iii) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant Consideration paid by (iii): £2000 to (i) and £1100 to (ii) Property: one acre of land and two messuages thereon in Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

17 Apr 1874


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C WT/1/234 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant (ii)a Richard Whiteing of Beverley, farmer b) George Whiteing of Beverley, solicitor's articled clerk (iii) Emma Garton of Hull, widow Consideration: £1000 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Proviso for the redemption with interest at 4½% Endorsed with Assignment 28 May 1883 Property (ia) Richard Whiteing b) George Whiteing (ii) Frank Halliday of Birmingham, Warwicks., esq. Consideration: £1025. 8s. 7d. Property as in mortgage Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

18 Apr 1874

C WT/1/235 Assignment Parties (i) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant (ii) John Gething of Hull, gent Consideration: £1000 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 Nov 1875

C WT/1/236 Probate copy of will (copy) of John Gething of Hull, gent Made 23 May 1876 and proved 19 March 1887 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1887


Of John Gething to the property at Hessle, citing 9 documents, 1867-1885 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1885

C WT/1/238 Lease (counterpart) Parties (i) Mary Gething of Birmingham, widow (ii) William Holliday of Chad Valley, Edgbaston, Warwicks., gent (iii) W. P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant Property: a messuage on West Hill, Hessle Rent: £90 Term: 5 years Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

18 Nov 1880


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C WT/1/239 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Mary Gething of Edgbaston, Warwicks., widow (ii) John Thirkell of Hull, gent Consideration: £1000 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 and subject to mortgage C WT/1/234 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 May 1885

C WT/1/240 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) John Thirkell of Hull, tailor (ii) Mary Gething of Edgbaston, widow (iii) W. P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant (iv) E. A. Jones of North Cave, spinster (v) Maria Jones of North Cave, spinster Considerations: paid by (iii) to (i) and life annuities of £25 each secured to (iv) and (v) Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

10 Dec 1885

C WT/1/241 Copy of Assignment held at C WT/1/240

Parties (i) John Thirkell of Hull, tailor (ii) Mary Gething of Edgbaston, widow (iii) W. P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant (iv) E. A. Jones of North Cave, spinster (v) Maria Jones of North Cave, spinster Considerations: paid by (iii) to (i) and life annuities of £25 each secured to (iv) and (v) Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[1885]

C WT/1/242 Transfer of mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Frank Holliday of Birmingham, esq. (iia) Isabel Hughes of Bridlington, wife of the Rev. W. L. Hughes b) J. A. Jackson of Hull, gent Assignment by (i) to (ii) of his interest in mortgage 234 Endorsed with memorandum that the rate of interest was to be 4% Endorsed with transfer 1 Oct. 1885 Parties (ia) Isabel Hughes b) J.A. Jackson (iia) J.A. Jackson b) G.H. Johnson of Thorngumbald, gent c) J.C. Thompson of Hull, iron founder and engineer

15 May 1885


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Assignment by (i) to (ii) of their interest in mortgage C WT/1/234 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

C WT/1/243 Notice

To Mary Gething of the endorsed transfer of the mortgage held at C WT/1/242. Includes two copies, one endorsed with a certificate of service. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

3 Feb 1886

C WT/1/244 Statutory declaration

By J.A. Stanley of Hull, gent, as to the Misses Jones with registration certificates attached Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

3 Feb 1886

C WT/1/245 Transfer of Mortgage

Parties (ia) J.A. Jackson of Harrogate, esq. b) C.H. Johnson of Thorngumbald, esq. c) J.C. Thompson of Hull, esq. (ii) W. P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant (iiia) Isabel Hughes of Bournemouth, widow b) J.A. Jackson of Leeds, gent c) E.C.C. Hart of Leeds, gent Consideration: £500 paid by (iii) to (i) Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

8 Jun 1914


Parties (ia) Isabel Hughes of Bournemouth, widow b) J.A. Jackson of Harrogate, esq. c) E.C.C. Hart of Leeds, gent (iia) Isabel Hughes b) E.C.C. Hart c) Ernest Earle of Hessle, cement manufacturer Mortgage transferred in C WT/1/245 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

29 Jun 1914

C WT/1/247 Reconveyance

Parties (ia) Isabel Hughes of Bournemouth, widow b) W.P. Hart of Chester, district auditor (ii) W.P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant Mortgage transferred in C WT/1/246 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

16 Feb 1916


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C WT/1/248 Release

Parties (i) Maria Jones of North Cave, spinster (ii) W.P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant (iii) E.M. Hainworth of Hull, M.D Consideration: covenant by (ii) and (iii) to secure the payment of the annuity in 240 out of £500 5% War Stock assigned in trust for the purpose Release by (i) to (ii) of the property on which the annuity on 240 was secured Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

12 Dec 1918


Personal representation of W. P. Burkinshaw to property at Hessle, citing 7 documents 1885-1918, with registration certificates attached Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1919

C WT/1/250 Assignment Parties (ia) W. P. Burkinshaw of Hull, accountant b) E.M. Hainworth of Hull, surgeon (iia) J.G. Hewett of Hessle, manufacturer b) M.M: Hewett, his wife Consideration: £1375 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

2 Aug 1919

C WT/1/251 Assignment Parties (ia) J.G. Hewett of Hull, manufacturer b) M.M. Hewett, his wife (ii) W.A.M. Valon of Hessle, engineer Consideration: £1700 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 Apr 1924

C WT/1/252 Mortgage

Parties (i) W.A.M. Valon of Hessle, engineer (ii) Leeds Permanent Benefit Building Society Consideration: £1249 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

31 Jul 1924


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Of W.A.M. Valon to property at Hessle, citing 10 documents, 1885-1924 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1927

C WT/1/254 Supplement to the Abstract of Title held at C WT/1/253

Citing 2 documents, 1919-1924 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1924

C WT/1/255 Assignment Parties (i) W.A.M. Valon (ii) C.M. Strachan of Hull, accountant Consideration: £1900 Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

22 Aug 1927


Of C.M. Strachan to property in Hessle, citing 1 document 1927 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1927

C WT/1/257 Mortgage

Parties (i) C.M. Strachan of Hull, chartered accountant (ii) Leeds Permanent Building Society Consideration: £1197. 15s. 3d. Property: the easternmost of the messuages on an acre of land in Hessle, as in C WT/1/233 Receipt for repayment Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

22 Aug 1927

C WT/1/258 Copy of an additional clause in the lease

Expressing no objection to the use of adjacent property as a school Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[c.1930]

C WT/1/259 Notice from the Corporation

As to the inclusion of the property in the Town and Country Planning (general Transitional) order 1933 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

c.1933


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C WT/1/260 Letter from W.J. Stuart, a solicitor for the owner of neighbouring property, to Mr. Strachan

Proposing an agreement for the apportionment of the rent to the Charterhouse Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

16 Aug 1935


Of C.M. Strachan to property in Hessle, citing 2 documents, 1927-1942 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1955

C WT/1/262 Surrender Parties (i) C.M. Strachan of Hessle, accountant (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £800 Property: a house called Wensley at West Hill, Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[1955]

C WT/1/263 Draft of Surrender held at C WT/1/262

Parties (i) C.M. Strachan of Hessle, accountant (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £800 Property: a house called Wensley at West Hill, Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[1955]


Parties (i) C.M. Strachan of Hessle, accountant (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £800 Property: a house called Wensley at West Hill, Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[1955]



[1955]

C WT/1/266 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper Property: a piece of land in Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 5s. 8d. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

12 Mar 1867


of 380

C WT/1/267 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper (ii) William Parker of Lower Sydenham, Kent Consideration: £2000 Property: a piece of land in Hessle and two messuages thereon Proviso for redemption with interest at 5% Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

[15] Sep 1868

C WT/1/268 Assignment Parties (i) William Parker of Hollym, esq. (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, woollen draper (iii) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant Considerations paid by (iii): £2000 to (i) and £1100 to (ii) Property: a piece of land in Hessle and two messuages thereon Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

17 Apr 1874

C WT/1/269 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant (ii) Emma Garton to Hull, widow Consideration: £1000 Property: The westernmost of the two messuages on a piece of land in Hessle Covenant for redemption with interest at 4½% Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

18 Apr 1874


Parties (i) Emma Garton of Hull, widow (ii) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant (iiia) John Dalton of Hull, timber merchant b) Rev. W.J. Pearson of Hull, clerk c) W.S. Broderick of Hull, merchant Mortgage at C WT/1/269 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

14 May 1878

C WT/1/271 Transfer of mortgage

Parties (ia) Rev. W.J. Pearson of Hull, clerk (b) W.S. Broderick of Hull, merchant (ii) Frederick Heaven of Hull, timber merchant (iii) A. F. Brideoake of Warrington, spinster Mortgage at C WT/1/269 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

18 May 1888


of 380

C WT/1/272 Assignment Parties (i) A. F. Brideoake of Warrington, spinster (ii) W. N. Jameson of Hull, hemp and flax manufacturer Consideration: £1080 Property: the westernmost of the two messuages on a piece of land in Hessle Copy of notice to the Charterhouse of the assignment attached. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 Jun 1895

C WT/1/273 Mortgage

Parties (i) A.N. Jameson of Hull, hemp and flax manufacturer (ii) John Mitchinson of Hull, gent Consideration: £1000 Property: The westernmost of the two messuages on a piece of land in Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 Jun 1895

C WT/1/274 Transfer of mortgage

Parties (i) John Mitchinson of Hull, gent (iia) John Mitchinson b) Edward Bolton of Hull, J.P. c) Henry Bolton of Hull, bookseller Mortgage at C WT/1/273 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

6 Jan 1899

C WT/1/275 Surrender of mortgage

Parties (ia) Edward Boldon of Hull, J.P. b) Henry Bolton of Hull, bookseller (iia) F.W. Jameson of Hull, timber merchant b) R. F. Jameson of Hull, timber merchant c) C. O. F. Sanen of Hull, merchant d) G. A. Gale of Hull, accountant Mortgage at C WT/1/273 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

31 Mar 1905


Of the representatives of A. N. Jameson to property at Hessle, citing 11 documents, 1867-1905 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1905


of 380

C WT/1/277 Assignment Parties (ia) F.W. Jameson of Hull, timber merchant b) R.F. Jameson of Hull, timber merchant c) C.O.F. Saner of Hull, warehouseman d) G. A. Gale of Hull, accountant (ii) William Burwell of Hessle, gent Consideration: £1500 Property: The westernmost of the two messuages on a piece of land in Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1 Apr 1905

C WT/1/278 Statement By William Burril that he has no objections to adjacent property being used as a school Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

May 1929

C WT/1/279 Statement By William Burril that he has no objections to adjacent property being used as a school Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

May 1929


By A. J. Burwell that a power of attorney by Mr. W. K. Burwell is still subsisting Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

5 Sep 1935

C WT/1/281 Abstract of the will of William Burwell Made 21 Jan 1926 and proved at York 19 June 1931 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1942

C WT/1/281a Assignment Parties (ia) A. G. Burwell of Hassle, widow b) W. K. Burwell of Vancouver, British Colombia, gent. c) A. J. Burwell of Liverpool, seed crusher's manager d) W. J. Stuart of Hull, solicitor (ii) I. M. Priestman, wife of P. D. Priestman of Hull, engineer (iii) C. M. Strachan of Hessle, accountant Consideration: £850 paid by (i) to (II) Property: a house called Ashwood in Hessle Covenants for the apportionments the rent for this and the adjacent property between (ii) and (iii) Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

18 Sep 1935


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Of Mrs. I. M. Priestman to property at Hessle citing 3 documents, 1867-1935, with plan Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

1955



10-13 Jun 1955

C WT/1/284 Surrender Parties (i) Mrs I. M. Priestman wife of P. D. Priestman of Hessle, engineer (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £800 Property: a messuage called Ashwood at West Hill, Hessle Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1955

14 Jul 1956

C WT/1/285 Draft of the Surrender held at C WT/1/284


[1956]

C WT/1/286 Draft of the Surrender held at C WT/1/284


[1956]



[1956]

C WT/1/288 Lease (copy) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anthony Bannister of Hull, merchant Property: one acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 8s. 11d Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

12 Mar 1867

C WT/1/289 Draft of the Lease held at C WT/1/288

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anthony Bannister of Hull, merchant Property: one acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 8s. 11d Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

[1867]


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C WT/1/290 Copy of the Lease held at C WT/1/288


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[1867]

C WT/1/292 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) Anthony Bannister of Hull, merchant (ii) T. B. Carr of Hull, shipbuilder Consideration: £175 Property: one acre of land at Hessle, as in C WT/1/288 Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

21 Sep 1874


Of T. B. Carr to property at Hessle citing 2 documents 1867-1874 Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1888

C WT/1/294 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) T. B. Carr of Hull, ship builder (ii) Alexander Smith of Hull, timber merchant Consideration: £150 Property: one acre of land at Hessle, as in C WT/1/288 and as shown on plan Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

19 Dec 1888

C WT/1/295 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent Property: an acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 6s. 5d. Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

12 Mar 1867


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Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent Property: an acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 6s. 5d. Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

[1867]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent Property: an acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 6s. 5d. Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

[1867]

C WT/1/298 Assignment Parties (i) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent (ii) J. W. Foster of Hull, gent Consideration: £8. 8s. 0d. Property: an acre of land at Hessle, as in C WT/1/295 Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

31 Aug 1867

C WT/1/299 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) William Foster of Hull, merchant (iia) Robert Till of Hull, draper b) Henry Simpson of Hull, copper merchant c) Richard Baxter of Hull, merchant Consideration: £2000 Property: an acre of land at Hessle, as in C WT/1/295, and the messuage thereon Proviso for the redemption with interest at 5% Endorsed with further charges 31 Jan. 1870 Parties and property as above Consideration: £450 Endorsed with further charge 15 Jan. 1874 Parties and property as above Consideration: £500 Endorsed with further charge 1 Nov. 1876 Parties (except Robert Till) and property as above Consideration: £1200 Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

17 Jul 1869


of 380

C WT/1/300 Mortgage

Parties (i) J. W. Foster of Hull, merchant (iia) Henry Simpson of Hull, copper merchant b) Richard Baxter of Hull, merchant Considerations: £5206. 17. 0d. owed by (i) to (ii) and £493. 3. 0d. paid by (ii) to (i) Property: a moiety of the estate of John Foster expectant on the death of his widow Sarah Foster Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

15 Sep 1879

C WT/1/301 Deed of covenants

Parties (i) William Foster of Hull, merchant (iia) Henry Simpson of Hull, copper merchant b) Richard Baxter of Hull, merchant Agreement for merging unpaid interest on mortgage held at C WT/1/299 with the principal Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

16 Mar 1878


Of J. W. Foster to property at Hessle, citing 9 documents, 1867-1881 Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1888

C WT/1/303 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) J. W. Foster of Hessle (ii) Alexander Smith of Hull, timber merchant Consideration: £2300 Property: an acre of land at Hessle, as in C WT/1/299, and the messuage thereon Relating to Lot 2 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1 Oct 1888

C WT/1/304 Release and covenant Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Alexander Smith of Hull, merchant Release by (i) to (ii) of covenant to erect a villa on plot 1 Covenant by (ii) to (i) to erect a lodge and stables on plot 1 and to merge it with plot 2 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

8 Jun 1889

C WT/1/305 Copy of the release and covenant held at C WT/1/304


1889

C WT/1/306 Copy of the release and covenant held at C WT/1/304


1889


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C WT/1/307 Supplemental abstract of title

Of the executors of Alexander Smith to property at Hessle, citing 4 documents, 1888-1927, with plan Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1929



11-15 Jun 1929

C WT/1/309 Assignment Parties (ia) Alexander Smith b) D. C. Smith c) D. M. Smith of Hull, timber merchant (ii) A. R. England of Swine, schoolmaster Consideration: £2000 Property: a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

9 Jan 1930

C WT/1/310 Deed

Parties (i) A. R. England of Hessle, schoolmaster (iia) Frederick Grotrian of Bournemouth, esq. b) H. B. Grotrian of Leighton Bay, and K.C. c) Edgar Grotrian of Cottingham, company director Agreement to allow the property a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh and other property to be used as a private preparatory school. Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

9 Jan 1930

C WT/1/311 Deed Parties (i) A. R. England of Hessle, schoolmaster (ii) James Walker of Hessle, company director Agreement to allow the property a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh and other property to be used as a private preparatory school Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

9 Jan 1930

C WT/1/312 Supplemental abstract of title

Of A. R. England to property at Hessle, citing 5 documents, 1888-1930 with plan Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1929

C WT/1/313 Requisitions on the title and replies thereto


1929


of 380

C WT/1/314 Legal Exchange

Parties (i) A. R. England of Hessle, schoolamaster (ii) William England of Swine, esq. (iii) The Yorkshire Insurance Co. Ltd. Consideration: £1000 Property: a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh Covenant for redemption with interest at 5% Endorsed with receipt for repayment, 3 July 1944 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

9 Jan 1939


Of A. R. England to property at Hessle, citing 6 documents, 1888-1930 Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

c.1944

C WT/1/316 Assignment Parties (i) A. R. England, M.A. of Firby Hall, Kirkham Abbey, schoolmaster (ii) Joseph Rank Ltd. Consideration: £2000 Property: a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

3 Jul 1944


Of Joseph Rank Ltd. to property at Hessle, citing 5 documents, 1930-44 with plans Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

1959



29 Jun 1957- 7 Jul 1957

C WT/1/319 Surrender Parties (i) Joseph Rank Ltd. (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £500 Property: a messuage in Hessle called Woodleigh Relating to leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

29 Sep 1959



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[1959]

C WT/1/323 Agreement Parties (i) Robert Richardson of Hull, tallow chandler (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £4 Property: 8 Feet of land north of the Stone chair and extending to the low water mark of the river Hull on which a calcey may be erected for the Charterhouse to extract water from the river Hull Covenant to execute a conveyance on request

5 Jan 1733

C WT/1/324 Counterpart to Agreement held at C WT/1/323

Parties (i) Robert Richardson of Hull, tallow chandler (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £4 Property: 8 Feet of land north of the Stone chair and extending to the low water mark of the river Hull on which a calcey may be erected for the Charterhouse to extract water from the river Hull Covenant to execute a conveyance on request

5 Jan 1733

C WT/1/325 Lease (missing) and release (indent) Parties (i) Robert Richardson of Hull, tallow chandler (ii) John Clarke, master of the Charterhouse Consideration: £4 Property: 8 Feet of land north of the Stone chair and extending to the low water mark of the river Hull on which a calcey may be erected for the Charterhouse to extract water from the river Hull Part of this item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time.

8 Jan 1733

C WT/1/326 Release

By John Clarke, master of the Charterhouse To Robert Richardson Satisfaction with the Calcey built on the 8 Feet of land north of the Stone chair and extending to the low water mark of the river Hull, as in C WT/1/323, and receipt of the 20s towards it's cost in return for future use of it

1 May 1735


of 380

C WT/1/327-393 Stocks and shares

1813-1902

C WT/1/327 Consolidated £3 per cent annuity certificates

Includes six documents pinned together: 7 Dec. 1847 for £1000 with brokers account 18 July 1883 for £1000 8 Dec. 1847 for £1700 with broker's account 27 July 1813 for £1700 6 items

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10 Dec 1864

C WT/1/360-392 The Dock Company at Kingston upon Hull share certificates 8618-8648

13 Oct 1862

C WT/1/393 Papers and correspondence from the Charterhouse Commissioners

Relating to the investment of dividends

1899-1902

C WT/1/394-585 Records relating to sales of property

Jan 1819- Jun 1963

C WT/1/394 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Wallis of Hessle, labourer b) Thomas Craddock of Hessle, labourer Consideration: £400 to be paid in installments Property: as much of one rood of stone as can be quarried in five years from land at Hessle Right of way to and from the Humber over land used by John Barkworth as a shipyard Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

17 Jan 1819

C WT/1/395 Bond in £400

By Thomas Wallis of Hessle, labourer and Robert Earnshaw of Hessle, esq. To the Charterhouse For the payment of £200 of the £400 as noted in the agreement held at C WT/1/394 Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

19 Jan 1819

C WT/1/396 Bond in £400

By Thomas Craddock of Hessle, labourer, and Daniel Robinson of Hessle, gent. To the Charterhouse For the payment of £200 of the £400 noted in the agreement held at C WT/1/394 Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

19 Jan 1819

C WT/1/397 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Daniel Robinson b) John Spicer of Hessle, gents executors of Robert Pinning c) Mark Green of Hessle, innholder d) George Jackson of Hull, builder e) John Christie of Hull, innholder f) R. S. Graham of Barton on Humber, receiver of the estate of the late Leonard Thompson of Hessle g) Thomas Wallis of Hessle, yeoman h) Thomas Daltry of Hull, spirit merchant

21 May 1825


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i) William Harrison of Hessle, lime burner Trading as Pinning, Ward, Wallis and Co. Considerations £157. 10s. 0d. already paid and £262. 10s. 0d. to be paid in installments Property: so much stone as can be extracted in five years from one rood of rock in the Charterhouse Low Quarry at Hessle

C WT/1/398 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Daniel Robinson b) John Spicer of Hessle, gents, executors of Robert Pinning c) George Jackson of Hull, builder d) Thomas Wallis of Hessle, cliff Worker e) William Harrison of Hessle, shopkeeper f) J. W. Daltry, of Hull, gent g) J. A. Daltry of Hull, spinster executors of Thomas Daltry h) R. S. Graburn of Branswell, Lincs., receiver of the late Leonard Thompson i) John Christie of Hull, innkeeper j) Mark Green of Hessle, innkeeper Trading as Pinning, Jackson, Wallis & Co. Consideration: £840 Property: One rood of land near Skiddy Butts, Hessle with liberty to remove stone for six years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

1 Mar 1828

C WT/1/399 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Daniel Robinson of Hessle, executor of Robert Pinning b) George Jackson of Hull, builder c) Thomas Wallis of Hessle, cliff worker d) William Harrison of Hull, shopkeeper e) John Christie of Hull, innkeeper Consideration: £930 Property: Two pieces of quarry at Skiddy Butts, Hessle, measuring 18¾ perches and 2 roods 12 perches Term: 10 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

7 May 1833

C WT/1/400 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) David Heafield b) William Steels of Hessle, cliff workers Consideration: £250 Property: one rood of quarry in Hessle Term: 3 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

1 Jun 1833


of 380

C WT/1/401 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Heafield of Hessle, cliff worker Consideration: £600 Property: 1 rood and 1 perch of quarry at Skiddy Butts, Hessle Term: 7 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

18 Dec 1835

C WT/1/402 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) William Steels of Hessle b) M.C. Cooke of Hull, merchant (iii) T. English of Hull, gent, surety for (ii) Consideration: £400 Property: 1 rood (16,000 cu.yds.) of Chalk in Hessle, as shown on plan, with rights over a drift rood and for a wharf on the foreshore Term: 4 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

29 Dec 1846

C WT/1/403 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Hearfield (iiia) John Clarke b) John Spicer of Hessle, gents, sureties for (ii) Considerations: £1,000 and £100 Property: 2 roods (44,654 cu.yds.) and 28¾ perches (9,500 cu.yds.) of chalk and the use 1a. 2r. 22p. of land at Hessle as shown on 3 plans. Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

18 Jul 1848

C WT/1/404 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Hearfield of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £1100 Property: 2 roods of chalk (45,913 cu.yds.) at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 6 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

31 Mar 1852

C WT/1/405 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. R. Hearfield of Hessle, yeoman Property: 2 roods of chalk (42,800) in Hessle as shown on plan Term: 6 years Consideration: £1100 plus 6½d. per cu.yd. removed above the quantity for which the price is fixed Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

27 Apr 1858


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C WT/1/406 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W.H. Hearfield of Hessle, yeoman Property: 2 roods (42,560 cu.yds.) of chalk in Hessle and the gravel and chalk on one rood of land on the south side of the railway and adjoining a public house in Hessle, as shown on 2 plans Considerations: £1100 and £153. 1s. 0.d plus 6½d per cu.yds removed above that paid for by these sums. Term: 6 years. Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

26 Jun 1860

C WT/1/407 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W.H. Hearfield of Hessle, yeoman Property: 2 roods of chalk (40,615 cu.yds.) and 1½ perches of chalk (240 cu.yds.) in Hessle as shown on 2 plans Consideration: £1100 and £7 and 6½d. for every cubic yard excavated above that so paid for. Term: 6 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

26 Apr 1865

C WT/1/408 Purchase Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W.H. Hearfield Property: 2 roods of chalk at Hessle Cliff Terms as in the previous contract Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

1 Dec 1872

C WT/1/409 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Hudson of Hull, brickmaker and contractor Consideration: £1,460 Property: 2 roods of chalk at Hessle, on the north side of the railway as shown on plan Term: 6 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

17 Mar 1882

C WT/1/410 Agreement Parties (i) the Charterhouse (ii) William Marshall of Hessle, miller and whiting manufacturer Property: half a rood of chalk north of the railway at Hessle as shown on plan Consideration: £275 Term: 9 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

26 Jan 1883


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C WT/1/411 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Emily Hudson of Hull, widow b) C.J. Hudson of Hull, merchant Property: 2r. 16p. of chalk at Hessle as shown on plan Property: £1,752 Term: 8 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

12 Mar 1884

C WT/1/412 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Marshall of Hessle, whiting manufacturer Property: 1 rood of chalk in Hessle as shown on plan Term: 8 years Consideration: £683. 9s. 0d. Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

14 Aug 1882

C WT/1/413 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Marshall of Hessle, whiting manufacturer Property: 755 sq.yds. of chalk at Hessle as shown on plan Consideration: £425 Term: 5 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

26 Nov 1888

C WT/1/414a Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Board of Health (iii) George Cobb of Hull, banker and treasurer to (ii) Property: 2800 sq.yds. of land in the Boulevard as shown on plan for making the road Consideration: paid by (i) to (iii) Covenant by (ii) to make up and maintain the road as specified

26 May 1871

C WT/1/414b Copy of the conveyance held at C WT/1/414a

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Board of Health (iii) George Cobb of Hull, banker and treasurer to (ii) Property: 2800 sq.yds. of land in the Boulevard as shown on plan for making the road Consideration: paid by (i) to (iii) Covenant by (ii) to make up and maintain the road as specified

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C WT/1/415a Order of the Charity Commissioners

Authorising the sale by the Charterhouse to the Hull Board of Health of 175 sq.yds. on the frontage of the Master's residence, 21 July 1871, with receipt by the Master for £131. 5s. 0d. as purchase money (copies) Relating to land in the Boulevard

26 Jan 1872

C WT/1/415b Purchase Agreement Parties (i) Rev. H.W. Kemp of Hull, Master of the Charterhouse (ii) North Eastern Railway Property: soil etc. required to be removed for railway cuttings Consideration: 3½d. per cubic yard Relating to land in the Boulevard

12 Mar 1873

C WT/1/416 Statutory Declaration

By Rev. H.W. Kemp, Master of the Charterhouse that the 2 roods of land between the Humber and the railway at Hessle was part of the Charterhouse foundation endowment

14 Aug 1877

C WT/1/417 Order of the Charity Commissioners

Approving the sale of the 2 roods of land between the Humber and the railway at Hessle

29 May 1877

C WT/1/418 Conveyance (copy) Copy of C WT/1/417 Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. H. Hearfield of Hessle Cliff, stone and quarry merchant Consideration: £363 Property: 2 roods of land between the Humber and the railway at Hessle

23 Aug 1877

C WT/1/419 Poster advertising the auction of the Doncaster Arms

By C. Johnson, 104 High Street, and the Regatta Tavern, 105 High Street

5 Feb 1877

C WT/1/420 Conditions of Sale with Purchase Contract Parties: John Cook of Hull, gent Henry Wilson of Hull, spirit merchant Property: Lot 1, The Doncaster Arms, High Street Consideration: £630

5 Feb 1877


By Rev. H.W. Kemp, Master of the Charterhouse, that the property, The Doncaster Arms, High Street, is part of the original endowment of the Charterhouse

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Approving the sale of the property, The Doncaster Arms, High Street

10 Apr 1877

C WT/1/423 Conveyance (copy) Copy of C WT/1/422 Parties (i) The Charterhouse and Cottingham (ii) Henry Wilson of Hull, wine and spirit merchant Property: Lot 1, The Doncaster Arms, High Street, with plan Consideration: £630

28 May 1877

C WT/1/424 Conditions of sale with Purchase Contract Parties (i) John Cook of Hull, gent (ii) T. H. Greasley Consideration: £500 Property: Lot 2, The Regatta Tavern, High Street

5 Feb 1877


Relating to the Regatta Tavern, High Street

28-30 Apr 1877


By Rev. H.W. Kemp, Master of the Charterhouse that the property, the Regatta Tavern, High Street, is part of the original endowment of the Charity

[1877]

C WT/1/427 Conveyance (copy) Copy of the order of the Charity Commissioners authorising the sale, 10 April 1877 Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) T.H. Greasley of Hull, auctioneer and valuer Consideration: £500 Property: Lot 2, The Regatta Tavern, High Street, with plan

28 May 1877

C WT/1/428 File of correspondence relating to the sale of land in the Boulevard to Coltman's Trustees

1878

C WT/1/429a Conveyance (copy) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The visiting Committee of the Hull Borough Asylum Consideration: £12,770 Property: 74 acres 2 roods at Willerby and Cottingham as shown on plan

14 Dec 1880

C WT/1/429b File of correspondence

Relating to the sale of land in Cottingham and Willerby to the Borough Justices for a lunatic asylum

1878


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C WT/1/430 File of correspondence as to the sale of land at Hessle to Martin Samuelson

1878-1882

C WT/1/431 Order of the Charity Commissioners authorising the sale of land at Hessle to Martin Samuelson

23 Jul 1878

C WT/1/432a Conveyance

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) H.J.R. Pease of Hull Consideration: £288 Property: two strips of land in Hessle being the fringe of land of (i) from which chalk has been removed and abutting on the land of (ii) as shown on plan

26 Aug 1884

C WT/1/432b Release

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) W.B. Coltman b) F.J. Coltman Release by (i) to (ii) of covenant in 428 to build houses of 21 ft frontage to enable them to build with 17 ft 6 ins frontages

26 Mar 1901

C WT/1/433 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £720 Property: 180 sq. yds. and now 1-3 Blackfriargate at it's South-west. junction with High Street as shown on plan

1898

C WT/1/434 Notice to owners

By The North Eastern Railway to the Charterhouse, relating to property at Hessle

1900

C WT/1/435 Extract from book reference and plan of the land in Hessle

1900

C WT/1/436 Notice to treat under the N.E.R. Act of 1900 as to the land in Hessle, as shown on plan

1900

C WT/1/437 Copy of the plan held at C WT/1/436

Relating to land at Hessle

1900

C WT/1/438 Incomplete claims form in respect of the land at Hessle

1900

C WT/1/439 Incomplete claims form in respect of the land at Hessle

1900


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C WT/1/440 Purchase Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) North Eastern Railway Consideration: £750 Property: 1r. 24½p. at Hessle as shown on plan

3 Jul 1903

C WT/1/441 Draft of the purchase contract held at C WT/1/440

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) North Eastern Railway Consideration: £750 Property: 1r. 24½p. at Hessle as shown on plan

[1903]


By Edwin Laverack, clerk of the Charterhouse that 1r. 24½p. land at Hessle was allotted to the Charterhouse in the Hessle and Anlaby award

1903

C WT/1/443 Draft of the statutory declaration held at C WT/1/442

[1903]

C WT/1/444 Order of the Charity Commissioners authorising the sale of the1r. 24½p. land at Hessle

[1903]



14 Nov 1903

C WT/1/446 Draft of the conveyance held at C WT/1/445


[1903]

C WT/1/447 Account of Martin Samuelson for surveying

7 Apr 1903

C WT/1/448 File of correspondence

1903

C WT/1/449 Miscellaneous papers

1903

C WT/1/450 Miscellaneous papers

1903

C WT/1/451a Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £91. 6s. 8d. Property: 15¾ sq. yds. at the frontage of 56 High Street

29 Jul 1904


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C WT/1/451b Conveyance (copy) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £85. 15s. 0d. Property: 24½ sq. yds. on the frontage of 95 High Street

22 Dec 1910

C WT/1/452 Contract and agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Property: Land between Igglemire Lane and Endyke Lane as shown on plan Covenant by (ii) to make up roads on the card Covenant by (ii) to make payments to (ii) when the adjacent land developed on streets broken into the new highways

30 May 1927

C WT/1/453a Conveyance

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Cottingham U.D.C. Conveyance by (i) to (iii) Property: Land between Igglemire Lane and Endyke Lane, as shown on plan Covenant by (ii) for making up the proposed roads

31 Jan 1930

C WT/1/453b Covenant Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Corporation Covenant by (i) to make payments to (ii) on the development of land shown on plan between Igglemire Lane and Endyke Lane

31 Jan 1930

C WT/1/453c Draft of the Covenant held at C WT/1/453b

[1930]

C WT/1/454 Draft of the Conveyance held at C WT/1/453a

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Cottingham U.D.C. Conveyance by (i) to (iii) Property: Land between Igglemire Lane and Endyke Lane, as shown on plan Covenant by (ii) for making up the proposed roads

[31 Jan 1930]

C WT/1/455 Conveyance (duplicate) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) F.R. Waller b) T.W. Watt of Hull, architects Consideration: £5154 Property: 19,636 sq. yds. of land on the west side of Pickering Road, as shown on plan

16 Oct 1928


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C WT/1/456 Draft of the Conveyance held at C WT/1/455

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) F.R. Waller b) T.W. Watt of Hull, architects Consideration: £5154 Property: 19,636 sq. yds. of land on the west side of Pickering Road

[1928]

C WT/1/457 Purchase Contract Relating to land in Pickering Road

13 Jul 1928

C WT/1/458 Statutory declaration to title

Relating to land in Pickering Road

28 Feb 1929

C WT/1/459 Order of the Charity Commissioners authorising the sale


26 Jun 1928

C WT/1/460 File of correspondence, notes, plans, newspapers, etc. Relating to land in Pickering Road

c.1927-1930


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £7037. 4s. 8d. Property: 35.86 acres on the west side of Pickering Road, as shown on plan

28 Feb 1929


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £7037. 4s. 8d. Property: 35.86 acres on the west side of Pickering Road

[1929]

C WT/1/463 Order of approval from the Charity Commissioners


[1929]



c.1929


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £6830 Property: 17.46 acres of land on the south side of Endyke Lane and 16.804 acres on the north side of Endyke Lane Release from the covenant in [C WT/1/453b]

31 Jan 1930


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Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £6830 Property: 17.46 acres of land on the south side of Endyke Lane and 16.804 acres on the north side of Endyke Lane Release from the covenant in [C WT/1/453b]

[1930]

C WT/1/467 Statutory declaration as to title

Relating to land in Endyke Lane

[1930]

C WT/1/468 File of correspondence, order of the Charity Commissioners, etc.

[1930]

C WT/1/469 Purchase contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Buckton & Sons, Ltd. Property: 56 High Street Consideration: £3,000

16 Dec 1930

C WT/1/470 Draft of the Purchase Contract held at C WT/1/469

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Buckton & Sons, Ltd. Property: 56 High Street Consideration: £3,000

[1930]

C WT/1/471 File of correspondence, statutory declaration, approval of the Charity Commissioners

Relating to 56 High Street

[1930]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration £2723. 13s. 10d. Property: 18,032 sq. yds. south of Endyke Lane and west of Hull Rd., as shown on plan

22 Jan 1931

C WT/1/473 File of correspondence, Charity Commissioners approval, etc. Relating to land in Endyke Lane

[1931]

C WT/1/474 Conveyance (counterpart) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Smith of Hessle, builder Consideration: £2500 Property: 5,879 acres on the north side of Hessle Road, as shown on plan

2 Mar 1934

C WT/1/475 Purchase contract Relating to land in Hessle Road

10 Feb 1934


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Relating to land in Hessle Road

6 Apr 1934

C WT/1/477 Order of the Charity Commissioners approving the sale


16 Jan 1934

C WT/1/478 Order of the Charity Commissioners approving the sale


16 Jan 1934

C WT/1/479 File of correspondence, newspapers, miscellaneous papers, etc. Relating to land in Hessle Road

[1934]

C WT/1/480 Conveyance (duplicate) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Harry Smith of Hessle, builder Consideration: £2726, 10s. 0d. Property: 3.799 acres on the north side of Hull Road., Hessle, and 1.654 acres on the east side of Eastgate, Hessle

6 Apr 1934


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Harry Smith of Hessle, builder Consideration: £2726, 10s. 0d. Property: 3.799 acres on the north side of Hull Road., Hessle, and 1.654 acres on the east side of Eastgate, Hessle

[1934]

C WT/1/482 Draft purchase contract Relating to land at Hessle

19 Jan 1934

C WT/1/483 Extract from the scheme of management of the Charterhouse


[1934]



[1934]

C WT/1/485 File of correspondence with the purchase


[1934]

C WT/1/486 File of correspondence with the Charity Commissioners


[1934]

C WT/1/487 Miscellaneous papers, notes, newspapers, etc


[1934]


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C WT/1/488 Draft lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. K. Hughes of Hessle, boat dealer Property: 1a. 2r. 26p. of land at Hessle Rent: £9 Term: from year to year

15 Jun 1933

C WT/1/489 Correspondence relating to the draft lease held at C WT/1/488


[1933]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Consideration: £170 Property: 68 sq,yds. at the frontages of 108-111 High Street and Bluebell entry, as shown on plan

19 Sep 1934


Relating to land in High Street

19 Sep 1933


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Corporation Consideration: £40 Property: 30 sq,yds. on the north side of Clappisons Square, Bourne Street, as shown on plan

19 Sep 1934


Relating to land in Bourne Street

19 Sep 1933


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Smith of Hessle, builder Consideration: £1216 Property: 3.04 acres of land on the west side of First Lane, Hessle

1 Nov 1935

C WT/1/495 Draft of the conveyance held at C WT/1/494

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Smith of Hessle, builder Consideration: £1216 Property: 3.04 acres of land on the west side of First Lane, Hessle

[1935]

C WT/1/496 Purchase contract Relating to land at Hessle

[1935]

C WT/1/497 Draft of the purchase contract held at C WT/1/496


[1935]


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C WT/1/498 Statutory declaration as to title and correspondence with the vendor Relating to land at Hessle

[1935]

C WT/1/499 Correspondence with the Charity Commissioners


[1935]

C WT/1/500 File of miscellaneous notes, plan, newspaper, etc. Relating to land at Hessle

[1935]

C WT/1/501 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Haltemprice U.D.C. Consideration: £7,600 Property: 4 fields on the north side of Hull Rd., Hessle, containing 21.040 acres, as shown on plan

18 Feb 1948

C WT/1/502a Extract from the scheme of management of the Charterhouse


[1948]

C WT/1/502b Statutory declaration as to title


5 Dec 1947



29 Dec 1947- 3 Jan 1948



19 Dec 1947



[1947-1948]

C WT/1/506 Plan of the property


[1947-1948]



[1947-1948]



[1947-1948]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Halls Barton Ropery Co. Ltd. Consideration: £650 Property: 397 sq, yds. on the east side of High Street, south of Rotton Herring Scaithe, the sides of 81-3 High Street, as shown on plan

12 Aug 1948


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Relating to property in High Street

26 Jul 1948



1 Jun 1948

C WT/1/512 Correspondence file


[1948]

C WT/1/513 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) J.W. Wilberforce of Beechdale Farm, Thwaite St., Cottingham b) Matillda Wilberforce, his wife Consideration: £2500 Property: Beechdale Farm house and 12a, 1r. 12p. of land in Cottingham, as shown on plan

7 Jul 1951

C WT/1/514 Extract from the Charterhouse scheme of management Relating to a farm at Cottingham

[1951]


Relating to a farm at Cottingham

[1951]


Relating to a farm at Cottingham

[1951]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) F. Bratley of Hull Rd., Hessle, gent Consideration: £300 Property: 1011 sq.yds. south of Hull Road, Hessle on the east side of No.204 Hull Road

22 Oct 1956



1 Jun 1956



[1956]

C WT/1/520 Release

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The British Transport Commission Release from (i) to (ii) from all obligation to maintain an underbridge serving the property of (i) at Hessle as shown on plan

31 Dec 1956


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C WT/1/521 Draft of the release held at C WT/1/520

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The British Transport Commission Release from (i) to (ii) from all obligation to maintain an underbridge serving the property of (i) at Hessle as shown on plan

[1956]

C WT/1/522 File of correspondence, etc. Relating to property at Hessle

[1956]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) D.V. Herman, wife of Richard Hermon of Hessle, physician and radiologist Consideration: £1500 Property: a leasehold house and land on the north side of Westhill Road, Hessle

7 Jan 1957


Relating to property at Hessle

[1957]

C WT/1/525 Correspondence as to proposed sale


1959


Parties (i) Charterhouse (ii) Reader Bros. Ltd. Consideration: £525 Property: 350 sq.yds. of land formerly 4 Blackfriargate and 95 High Street, as shown on plan

18 Sep 1959


Relating to 4 Blackfriargate and 95 High Street

20 Mar 1959


Relating to 4 Blackfriargate and 95 High Street

[1959]


Relating to the auction sale of a house, cottage and six building plots at West Hill, Hessle

1959-1960

C WT/1/530 Sale Catalogue

By W.N. Lewendon & Sons of the property of a house, cottage and six building plots at West Hill, Hessle, with a note of the purchasers names and prices paid

21 Oct 1959


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C WT/1/531 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) N.W. Slack of Hessle, solicitor b) E.F.M. Slack, his wife Consideration: £2,000 Property on the south side of West Hill and the west side of Woodfield Lane Hessle, 655 sq.yds. with a cottage thereon

17 Dec 1959

C WT/1/532 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) N.W. Slack of Hessle, solicitor b) E.F.M. Slack, his wife Consideration: £1525 Property: 2 plots of land (834 sq.yds.) and (709 sq.yds) on the west side of Woodfield Lane, as shown on plan

17 Dec 1959

C WT/1/533 Purchase contracts

Relating to a property at Hessle

[1959]



[1959]



[1959]



[1959]

C WT/1/537 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Jarvis Whitfield of Hull, grocer Consideration: £575 Property: 988 sq.yds. on the north side of Cliffton Lane, Hessle, as shown on plan

18 Dec 1959

C WT/1/538 Purchase contract Relating to land at Hessle

[1959]



26 Nov 1959



[1959]

C WT/1/541 Conveyance (draft) Parties as in C WT/1/541 Consideration: £600 Property: 1050 sq.yds. on the north side of Cliff Top Lane, Hessle

4 Feb 1960


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C WT/1/542 Conveyance (draft) Parties as in C WT/1/541 Consideration: £1100 Property: two pieces of land (797 and 1000 sq.yds) on the north side of Cliff Top Lane, Hessle

4 Feb 1960

C WT/1/543-545 Purchase Contract for three plots of land in Hessle

Relating to three plots of land in C WT/1/541-542 of 797, 1000 and 1050 sq.yds. on the north side of Cliff Top Lane, Hessle

[1960]



[1960]

C WT/1/547 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Lloyds Bank Ltd. Consideration: £6000 Property: 64 & 65 Market Place

2 May 1960


Relating to 64 & 65 Market Place

20 Mar 1959



16-18 Dec 1959



20 Oct 1959



[1959]

C WT/1/552 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Haltemprice U.D.C. Consideration: the covenant by (ii) to make up and use the land as a highway at no expense to (i) of the frontages Property: Land on the north side of Cliff Top Lane as shown on plan

1 Jul 1960

C WT/1/553 Copy of the draft conveyance held at C WT/1/552

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Haltemprice U.D.C. Consideration: the covenant by (ii) to make up and use the land as a highway at no expense to (i) of the frontages Property: Land on the north side of Cliff Top Lane as shown on plan

1960


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C WT/1/554 Plan


[1960]



[1960]

C WT/1/556 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Norman Ashton Ltd. Consideration: £2300 Property: ''Woodleigh'' house and 2950 sq.yds on the south side of West Hill, Hessle, as shown on plan

4 Aug 1960

C WT/1/557 Purchase contract Relating to property at Hessle

[1960]



[1960]

C WT/1/559 Correspondence

As to the compulsory purchase of Charterhouse Farm, Hessle High Road to Hull Corporation

1957-1961

C WT/1/560 Conveyance (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) J.C.Brown, manager b) A.C. Brown, his wife of Hessle Consideration: £4800 Property: ''The Chestnuts'', and 1 acre in Woodfield Lane, Hessle

10 Jun 1963


Relating to ''The Chestnuts'', and 1 acre in Woodfield Lane, Hessle

26 May 1961



19 Dec 1962

C WT/1/563 File of Correspondence


[1961-1963]


Regarding the Regatta Tavern, 105 High St

10 Apr 1877


Regarding the Doncaster Arms, 104 High Street

10 Apr 1877


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Regarding the Doncaster Arms, 104 High Street

10 Apr 1877


Regarding 2 roods at Hessle between the Humber and the railway

29 May 1877


Regarding 2 roods at Hessle between the Humber and the railway

29 May 1877


Regarding 14,118 sq. yds. on the east side of the Boulevard

11 Jan 1878

C WT/1/570 Copy of the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/1/569 and supplemental order Regarding 14,118 sq. yds. on the east side of the Boulevard

24 May 1878


Regarding 4a. 0r. 35p. at Hessle

23 Jul 1878



23 Jul 1878


Regarding 74½ acres at Willerby and Cottingham

16 Jul 1878


Supplemental to Order held at C WT/1/571 regarding 4a. 0r. 35p. at Hessle

18 Jul 1879


Supplemental to Order held at C WT/1/571 regarding 4a. 0r. 35p. at Hessle

18 Jul 1879


Supplemental to Order held at C WT/1/573 regarding 74½ acres at Willerby and Cottingham

30 Apr 1880


Supplemental to Order held at C WT/1/573 regarding 74½ acres at Willerby and Cottingham

30 Apr 1880


Supplemental to C WT/1/571 and C WT/1/574, regarding 4a. 0r. 35p. at Hessle

12 May 1882


Supplemental to C WT/1/571 and C WT/1/574, regarding 4a. 0r. 35p. at Hessle

12 May 1882


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C WT/1/580 Copy of Order of the Charity of Commissioners held at C WT/1/578


[1882]


Supplemental to C WT/1/573 and C WT/1/576, regarding 74½ acres at Willerby and Cottingham

8 May 1883


Supplemental to C WT/1/573 and C WT/1/576, regarding 74½ acres at Willerby and Cottingham

8 May 1883


Sale of property not described

12 Aug 1884

C WT/1/584 Sealed order of the Charity Commissioners

Regarding 150 sq. yds. in Blackfriargate

4 Mar 1898

C WT/1/585 Sealed order of the Charity Commissioners

Improvements of property in Silver Street and at Cottingham

19 Jul 1898

C WT/1/586-601 Additional Documents

Sep 1556- Jan 1984

C WT/1/586 Bond in 200 marks

By Simon Kemsey To Lawrence Allen To abide by the award of the Mayor and others as to the mastership

20 Sep 1556

C WT/1/587 Release

By Simon Kemsey to Lawrence Allen of all actions, etc.

1 Oct 1556

C WT/1/588 Award (indent) By Walter Johnson, Henry Thruserons, Thomas Dalton and John Thornton. a) The Charterhouse to £20 to Simon Kemsey who is to convey to it the masters house. b) The Charterhouse to enjoy its estates let by Kemsey.

31 Oct 1556

C WT/1/589 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) John Graves of Hull, alderman and merchant. (iia) George Almond b) Joseph Field c) Thomas Thackray d) James Casson e) Thomas Swan of Hull aldermen.

19 Jun 1607


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f) Thomas Whyncopp of Hull, preacher g) William Smeaton of Hull, scrivener Consideration: a sum of money Property: West Hagg Close, Haltemprice.

C WT/1/590 Bond in 40 Marks

By (i) in 589 to (ii) in 589 To prevent the property in 589 being charged with dower for Jane Jobson, wife of Walter Jonson of Brantingham

19 Jun 1607

C WT/1/591 Conveyance (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Sotheby, Master of the Charterhouse (ii) William Watman of Hessle, senior Property: a toft and a parcell of land in Hessle west of the highway, north of a messuage of (ii) and to the east and south of land of Richard Bonne Witnesses: Ralph Smith (Carthusian Prior), Ralph Rokeby

4 Apr 1615

C WT/1/592 Draft of the agreement held at C WT/1/402

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) William Steels of Hessle b) M.C. Cooke of Hull, merchant (iii) T. English of Hull, gent, surety for (ii) Consideration: £400 Property: 1 rood (16,000 cu.yds.) of Chalk in Hessle, as shown on plan, with rights over a drift rood and for a wharf on the foreshore Term: 4 years Relating to sales of chalk at Hessle

[1846]

C WT/1/593 Copy of the Conveyance held at C WT/1/429A

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The visiting Committee of the Hull Borough Asylum Consideration: £12,770 Property: 74 acres 2 roods at Willerby and Cottingham

[1880]

C WT/1/594 Records relating to the Dukes Hotel, St. James's Place, London S.W.1. Correspondence as to the acquisition of the leasehold, 1956-1957 (18315) Title deeds, 1896-1956 Assignment of the Dukes Hotel to Dukes Hotel Ltd., in exchange for a rent charge secured on Kingsbury House, 15/17 King Street, London S.W.1., 8 January 1970 (21322) Correspondence, 1956-1970

1896-1970


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C WT/1/595 Disposal of 11 and 12 Fish Street to the City Council

18 Jul 1978

C WT/1/596 Letter from the Official Trustees Department Regarding the investment of money under an order of 3 Jan 1911

21 Dec 1925

C WT/1/597 Sale of Lots 5 and 6, Wensley Lodge, Hessle to J. R. Jackson & Sons Ltd.

Sep 1983

C WT/1/598 Sale of Lot 4, Wensley Lodge, Hessle to B. & W. J. Hutson

Oct 1983

C WT/1/599 Sale of Lot 3, Wensley Lodge, Hessle to Mr. D. P. Gibson

Nov 1983

C WT/1/600 Transfer to Humber Bridge Board of land at Cliff Road, Hessle

Includes grant of permanent easement and licence for period of construction of Humber Bridge and disposal of Cliff Top Cottage to C. J. Rendall.

Apr 1972- Jan 1984

C WT/1/601 Correspondence (34211) Regarding Kingsbury House, 15/17 King Street, London SWL rent charge (transfer from Dukes Hotel)

May 1975- May 1977

C WT/2 Leases

Nov 1410- Sep 1990

C WT/2/1 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Richard Kyllum, master of the Charterhouse (iia) John Bawdenese, walker b) Margaret Bawdenese, his wife Property: a messuage in Thwaite Street, Cottingham, and land in Willerby and Cottingham Term: the lives of (ii) Rent: 72s Witnesses: John Lemyzegg, Richard de Fenton, vicar of Sculcoates, William Joyno, William Watson, Walter Lok, Thomas Swam

12 Nov 1410

C WT/2/2 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Dunton, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Simon Johnson, tailor, and Johanna, his wife Property: a plot of vacant land to the north of the Charterhouse on which (ii) have erected a house Term: the lives of (ii) Rent: 6d.

25 Dec 1431


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C WT/2/3 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Burton, Master of the Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Lyndesey of Cottingham Property: a messuage in Twaite Street, Cottingham and 10 acres of meadow in Ingelmer Term: 60 years Rent: 58s 4d Witnesses: Rado Forne, Thomas Swatton and Simon Johnson of Hull; John Walker, Richard Walker, John Toyne, John Williamson of Cottingham

27 Mar 1437

C WT/2/4 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) John de la Shene, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Roland Derwentwater of Hull Property: a tenement, venell and staith on the east side of High Street between John Bedford (south) and Agentis Box (north) Term: 70 years Rent: 60s

12 Sep 1452

C WT/2/5 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Henry Pacok, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Walker son of Robert Walker of Cottingham, husbandman Property: a messuage on the south side of Thwaite Street, a dovecote, two tofts and two bovates of arable land in Cottingham Term: 40 years Rent: £40

5 Apr 1468

C WT/2/6 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Henry Pacok, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Hapsham of Hull, merchant and Margaret, his wife Property: a tenement on the west side of Marketgate Term: 20 years Rent: 29s 4d.

25 Apr 1480

C WT/2/7 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Henry Pacok, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Wodd of Hull, clothier, and Elizabeth his wife Property: a tenement, vennel and staith on the east side of High Street Term: the lives of (ii) and one year Rent: 5 marks and 4d.

3 Apr 1481


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C WT/2/8 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Henry Paycok, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Robert Johnson of Hull, bocter, and Ellen his wife Property: a tenement in Whitefriargate Term: lives of (ii) Rent: 10s Witnesses: Richard Burdon, Thomas Dalton, William Goldsmith, Robert Welton, Thomas Coke, Robert Thormis, John Yeele

20 Apr 1485

C WT/2/9 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Robert Pullen, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Atkinson, miller Property: a millhouse, horse mill and stable Term: 8 years Rent: 10s 8d

21 Jan 1489

C WT/2/10 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Robert Pullen, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Thompson Property: 9 acres of arable land at Talsy Vale in Willerby Term: 30 years Rent: 9s

4 Feb 1500

C WT/2/11 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Wilson, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Richard Walker of Cottingham, husbandman Property: a messuage in Thwaite Street, a dovecote, two tofts, a croft and two bovates of land in Cottingham Term: 40 years Rent: £4

5 Apr 1508

C WT/2/12 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) William Man, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Foxley of Hull, merchant Property: 2 tenements on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

7 Jun 1547

C WT/2/13 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Kemsey, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Phylip Witman of Hessle, tanner Property: the kiln house, back house garth, two leys of meadow in Walton Leys, and one ley in the Little Ings at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 11s 4d

27 Jun 1552


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C WT/2/14 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Kemsey, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Wattman of Hessle Property: one oxgang of arable at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d.

9 Aug 1552

C WT/2/15 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Kemsey, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Rudd of Hessle, husbandman Property: a close in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d

12 Aug 1552

C WT/2/16 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Kemsey, master of the charterhouse (ii) Richard Walker the elder of Cottingham husbandman Property: 2 oxgangs of arable meadow and pasture in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d.

27 Jan 1554

C WT/2/17 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Simon Kemsey, master of the Charterhouse (ii) William Wilson of Hessle, labourer Property: a rowme to set cowppers upon in Hessle Term: 16 years Rent: 6d.

3 Jun 1554

C WT/2/18 Counterpart of lease (indent) Parties (i) Laurence Allen, master of the Charterhouse (ii) William Wilson of Hessle, labourer Property: a whole rowme to set cowper upon. Term: 21 years Rent: 6d.

14 Dec 1556

C WT/2/19 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Turner, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Hall of Hull, baker Property: a mansion house adjacent to Rottonherring Staith and an adjoining piece of land Term: 51 years Rent: 40s

31 Dec 1561


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C WT/2/20 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Turner, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Elizabeth Broodryge of Hull, widow Property: a capital messuage in Marketgate Term: 41 years Rent: 48s 6d.

14 Nov 1563

C WT/2/21 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Turner, master of the Charterhouse (iia) Robert Lilthorpe of Hessle, husbandman b) Alice Sisson of Hessle, widow Property: one oxgang and the two closes, 2 acres of meadow and 2½ gates thereto belonging Term: 31 years Rent: 53s 4d

18 May 1571

C WT/2/22 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Turner, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Linn of Hull, scrivener Consideration: 53s 4d. Property: 2 messuages on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 18s

19 Sep 1572

C WT/2/23 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Thomas Turner, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Linn of Hull, scrivener Consideration: 53s 4d. Property: 2 messuages on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 18s

19 Sep 1572

C WT/2/24 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Master of the Charterhouse (ii) Richard Fugell of Hessle, husbandman and Thomas his son Consideration: £3 Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d.

22 Sep 1572


of 380

C WT/2/25 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Watman of Hessle Consideration: £4 Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d.

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/26 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Elizabeth Brothericke of Hull, widow Consideration: £4. 13s. 4d. Property: a messuage in Marketgate Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d.

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/27 Lease and counterpart (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Agnes Bell of Hull, widow Consideration: 12s Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 12s

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/28 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) James Chapman b) Stephen Prestwodde of Hull, beer brewers Consideration: 46s 8d. Property: a messuage and brewhouse on the south side of Rottonherring Staith Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d.

22 Nov 1572

C WT/2/29 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Avie son of Henry Avie of Swanland, husbandman Consideration: £3. 10s. 0d. Property: 2 oxgangs in Swanland and West Ella Term: 21 years Rent: 30s

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/30 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Margaret Foxley, widow of Thomas Foxley of Hull, merchant Property: 2 messuages on the west side of High St. Term: 21 years Rent: £3

22 Sep 1572


of 380

C WT/2/31 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonde Walker of Hull, merchant Consideration: £8. 8s. 0d. Property: 2 oxgangs in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 42s

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/32 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Wright of Cottingham, yeoman Consideration: £11 Property: a messuage, a barn, a stable, a dovecote, 2 tofts, acroft, 2 oxgangs, in Cottingham and 10 acres of arable called Targaitidaile in Willerby Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 10s. 0d.

25 Sep 1572

C WT/2/33 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Spicer of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: £3. 6s. 8d. Property: 8 acres of arable (described in detail) in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/34 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Michill of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £4. 7s. 8d. Property: 2½ oxgangs of arable, 2 closes and a sheepcote in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 7s. 8d.

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/35 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Grene of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: £10. 10s. 0d. Property: 2½ oxgangs in Hessle and Tranby Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 14s. 0d.

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/36 Missing as of December 2016 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Rudd of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: 53s 4d Property: a close in Hessle

22 Sep 1572


of 380

Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

C WT/2/37 Missing as of December 2016 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Phillip Watman of Hessle, tanner Consdieration: 56s 8d Property: the kilnhouse, backhouse garth and two adjacent leys of meadow called Watton Leys and a Ley in Lythe Ing. Term: 21 years Rent: 11s 4d This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

22 Sep 1572

C WT/2/38 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Arnetson the elder of Hull, glover Consideration: £3. 6s. 8d. Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 10s 2d

27 Sep 1572

C WT/2/39 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dalton of Hull, merchant Consideration: a sum of monery Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 40 years Rent: £3

17 Sep 1573

C WT/2/40 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dalton of Hull, merchant Consideration: a sum of monery Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 40 years Rent: £3

17 Sep 1573

C WT/2/41 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) (ii) Thomas Ayre of West Ella, Husbandman Consideration: £3 Property: 2 oxgangs in West Ella and Swanland and 3 acres and half a headland of meadow in Myton Ing Term: 21 years Rent: 30s

11 Nov 1586


of 380

C WT/2/42 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffith Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Paul Stable of Weston in Holderness, yeoman Property: Tavildale (11 acres) in Willerby, 8 tofts, 3 gardens, 6 oxgangs, 51 acres, 17 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture and 6 acres of wood in Hessle, West Ella, Myton, Willerby, Ferriby and Tranby Term: 21 years Rent: as accustomed Covenant that for the better advancement of the property (ii) may enquire into it by count of Sewers or otherwise

4 May 1588

C WT/2/43 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Edward Hove, als. Bell of Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: a sum of money Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

[c.1590]

C WT/2/44 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Edward Hove, als. Bell of Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: a sum of money Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

[c.1590]

C WT/2/45 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Edward Wright of Cottingham, yeoman (iib) Robert Wright of Wawne, his son Consideration: £20 Property: a messuage, barn, stable, dovecote, 2 tofts, a croft, 2 oxgangs, a turf pitt and a moiety of 1 acre of meadow in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 10s. 0d.

16 Jan 1592

C WT/2/46 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Edward Wright of Cottingham, yeoman (iib) Robert Wright of Wawne, his son Consideration: £20 Property: a messuage, barn, stable, dovecote, 2 tofts, a croft, 2 oxgangs, a turf pitt and a moiety of 1 acre of meadow in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 10s. 0d.

16 Jan 1592


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C WT/2/47 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Thompson of Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: a sum of money Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

16 Jan 1592

C WT/2/48 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) John Thompson of Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: a sum of money Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

16 Jan 1592

C WT/2/49 Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Philip Rudd of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: 5 marks Property: a close at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d

14 Feb 1592

C WT/2/50 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) Griffin Briskin, master of the Charterhouse (ii) Philip Rudd of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: 5 marks Property: a close at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d

14 Feb 1592

C WT/2/51 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Master of the Charterhouse (ii) Jane Fingall of Hessle, widow Consideration: £3 Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

26 Jun 1593

C WT/2/52 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Philip Haynton of Hessle, yeoman b) Nicholas Watman son of the late Ralph Watman of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: 30s Property: the kilnhouse, backhouse Garth, 2 leys bounding on the east end of Watton Leys and 1 ley of meadow in Hessle Ing, in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 11s

3 Jul 1593


of 380

C WT/2/53 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Haynton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £6 Property: a close between Lowfield and the Common and another in Hessle Ingate and one oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 56s

3 Jul 1593

C WT/2/54 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Haynton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £6 Property: a close between Lowfield and the Common and another in Hessle Ingate and one oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 56s

3 Jul 1593

C WT/2/55 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Brocklebank, yeoman Consideration: £11 Property: 2½ oxgangs and 2 closes with a sheepcote in one in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 7s. 8d.

3 Jul 1593

C WT/2/56 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Smeaton of Hull, yeoman Consideration: 20s Property: in Hessle, Charterhouse Wood, an adjacent close called Skiddie and 1½ acres of arable Term: 21 years Rent: 8s 0d

6 Jul 1593

C WT/2/57 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Smeaton of Hull, yeoman Consideration: 20s Property: in Hessle: Charterhouse Wood, an adjacent close called Skiddie and 1½ acres of arable Term: 21 years Rent: 8s 0d

6 Jul 1593


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C WT/2/58 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Brothericke of Hull, innholder Consideration: £5 Property: a messuage in Marketgate Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d.

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/59 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Jane Suggall of Hessle, widow Consideration: £3. 13s. 4d. Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d.

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/60 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Gosling of Hull, mariner Consdieration: £8 Property: a messuage and garden on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/61 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Green of Hessle, Yeoman Consideration: £10 Property: 2½ acres oxgangs at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 14s. 0d.

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/62 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Green of Hessle, Yeoman Consideration: £10 Property: 2½ acres oxgangs at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 14s. 0d.

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/63 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Dorothy Wild of Hull, singlewoman Consideration: 20s Property: a messuage on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 12s

11 Nov 1593


of 380

C WT/2/64 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Dorothy Wild of Hull, singlewoman Consideration: 20s Property: a messuage on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 12s

11 Nov 1593

C WT/2/65 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Barnard of Hessle (iib) Robert Barnard of Brantingham husbandmen Consideration: £3. 6s. 8d. Property: 8 acres in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

22 Feb 1593

C WT/2/66 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Hewland or Holland of Hull, house-wright Consideration: 20s Property: a messuage on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 10s

1 May 1595

C WT/2/67 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Hewland or Holland of Hull, house-wright Consideration: 20s Property: a messuage on the south side of Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 10s

1 May 1595

C WT/2/68 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Seamon of Swanland, yeoman Consideration: 5 marks Property: 2 oxgangs in Swanland and West Ella and three acres and ½ a headland of meadow in Myton Ing and 4 lees Term: 21 years Rent: 30s

8 Jun 1595


of 380

C WT/2/69 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Seamon of Swanland, yeoman Consideration: 5 marks Property: 2 oxgangs in Swanland and West Ella and three acres and ½ a headland of meadow in Myton Ing and 4 lees Term: 21 years Rent: 30s

8 Jun 1595

C WT/2/70 Assignment By James Barnard of Hessle and Robert Barnard of Brantingham, husbandmen To William Sisson of Hessle Property: 8 acres in Hessle

29 May 1596

C WT/2/71 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, labourer Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

2 Feb 1596

C WT/2/72 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, labourer Property: 1 oxgang in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

2 Feb 1596

C WT/2/73 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dalton of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 40 years Rent: £33

29 Sep 1597

C WT/2/74 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dalton of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 40 years Rent: £33

29 Sep 1597

C WT/2/75 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Brotherick Consideration: £7 Property: a messuage in Marketgate Term: 40 years Rent: 45s 8d

24 Feb 1597


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C WT/2/76 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Blithe of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage in the N.W. angle of High Street and Blackfriargate Term: 40 years Rent: 40s

13 Mar 1597

C WT/2/77 Assignment By William Smeaton of Hull, yeoman To John Heaton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: a sum of money Property: in Hessle, Charterhouse Wood, an adjacent close called Skiddie and 1½ acres of arable, as in the lease held at C WT/2/56

18 Apr 1600

C WT/2/78 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Bernard Smith of Hull, beer brewer, and Cicelie his wife Consideration: £8 Property: a messuage on the south side of Rotten Herring Staith Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d

8 Aug 1601

C WT/2/79 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Nicholas Wattman of Hessle, husbandman Property: a messuage, Backhouse Garth, 2 leys adjoining and a 2 acre ley Term: 21 years Rent: 11s 4d

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/80 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Rudd of Hessle, yeoman Property: a 2½ acre close in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 13s 4d

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/81 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: 2½ oxgangs and 2 closes Term: 21 years Rent: £4. 7s. 8d. Terrier attached as schedule

14 Apr 1602


of 380

C WT/2/82 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Ann Thomson of Cottingham, widow Property in Cottingham: one oxgang, described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/83 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby Property in Hessle: one field described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: 26s 8d

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/84 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Hayton of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: Lowfield Close and East Ing Close and one oxgang described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: 56s

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/85 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Clark (iib) Francis Lyllforth of Hessle, husbandmen Property in Hessle: open field land described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/86 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Robertson of Hessle, yeoman Property: a messuage in Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d

14 Apr 1602

C WT/2/87 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Hayton of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: Charterhouse Wood, the Skiddye and the Skiddye Butts Term: 21 years Rent: 8s

[14 Apr 1602]


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C WT/2/88 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Hewland of Hull, housewright Consideration: 20s Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 10s

4 Jun 1602

C WT/2/89 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dudding of Hull, shipcarpenter Consideration: 40s Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 12s

4 Jun 1602

C WT/2/90 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Dalton of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

20 Jun 1602

C WT/2/91 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Blith of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage at the N.W. corner of High Street and Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

11 Nov 1603

C WT/2/92 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Thackeray b) Thomas Swan c) Richard Burgis d) Christopher Chapman e) Nicholas Linley merchants f) Barnerd Smith, beer brewer g) Edward Richardson h) Hugh Ramsden merchants All of Hull Property at Hessle: the banks of the Humber between the land of (i) in Cliff Field and with the right to quarry and remove stones as freely as the Corporation of Hull, formerly did Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

10 Jun 1613


of 380

C WT/2/93 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Thackeray b) Thomas Swan c) Richard Burgis d) Christopher Chapman e) Nicholas Linley merchants f) Barnerd Smith, beer brewer g) Edward Richardson h) Hugh Ramsden merchants All of Hull Property at Hessle: the banks of the Humber between the land of (i) in Cliff Field and with the right to quarry and remove stones as freely as the Corporation of Hull, formerly did Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

10 Jun 1613

C WT/2/94 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Smeaton of Hull Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate and the contents listed in an attached indented schedule Term: 21 years Rent: 18s

10 Jun 1613

C WT/2/95 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Dorothy Green of Hessle, widow and William Green her son Property in Hessle: 8½ acres of open field land described in detail

11 Nov 1616

C WT/2/96 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonard Gayton of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage in High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £10

9 Feb 1617

C WT/2/97 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonard Gayton of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage in High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £10

9 Feb 1617


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C WT/2/98 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonard Hudson of Hull, master and mariner Property: a messuage in High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 8d.

16 Apr 1618

C WT/2/99 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonard Hudson of Hull, master and mariner Property: a messuage in High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 8d.

16 Apr 1618

C WT/2/100 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Green of York, gent Property in Hessle: open field land described in detail Term: 21 years: Rent: £7. 8s. 0d.

19 Aug 1619

C WT/2/101 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a close of meadow Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

9 Jul 1621

C WT/2/102 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a close of meadow Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

9 Jul 1621

C WT/2/103 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Nicholas Wattman of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a messuage, Backhouse Garth, and 3 leys Term: 21 years Rent : 20s

20 Jul 1621

C WT/2/104 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Nicholas Wattman of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a messuage, Backhouse Garth, and 3 leys Term: 21 years Rent : 20s

20 Jul 1621


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C WT/2/105 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman, and Dorothy, his wife Property in Hessle: Coat Close and the sheepcote thereon and 2 oxgangs (17½ acres) described in detail in the schedule attached to counterpart Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 10s. 0d.

20 Jul 1621

C WT/2/106 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman, and Dorothy, his wife Property in Hessle: Coat Close and the sheepcote thereon and 2 oxgangs (17½ acres) described in detail in the schedule attached to counterpart Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 10s. 0d.

20 Jul 1621

C WT/2/107 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Fugill of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: the Charterhouse wood, the Skiddy and the Skiddy Butts and one open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 44s

20 Jul 1621

C WT/2/108 Release (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Fugill of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: the Charterhouse wood, the Skiddy and the Skiddy Butts and one open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 44s

20 Jul 1621

C WT/2/109 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Philip Seamon of Swanland, yeoman Property: a cottage, 3 closes, and openfield land as described in schedule now detached (probably 108), in Swanland, Ella, Myton and Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 10s. 0d

13 Dec 1631

C WT/2/110 Schedule of lands detached from a lease

[1621]


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C WT/2/111 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Bishop of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a 3 acre close Term: 21 years Rent: 35s

5 Mar 1621

C WT/2/112 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Bishop of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: a 3 acre close Term: 21 years Rent: 35s

5 Mar 1621

C WT/2/113 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Clarke of Hessle, widow, and Hector Clarke, her son Property: in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

30 Jun 1622

C WT/2/114 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Clarke of Hessle, widow, and Hector Clarke, her son Property: in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

30 Jun 1622

C WT/2/115 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, yeoman Property in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d

20 Aug 1622

C WT/2/116 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Brocklebank, of Watton, Lincs., clerk Property in Hessle: 2 closes and an oxgang as described Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 10s. 0d.

20 Aug 1622

C WT/2/117 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Norbury of Hull, mariner Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

31 Aug 1622


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C WT/2/118 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Norbury of Hull, mariner Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

31 Aug 1622

C WT/2/119 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Margerie Gonnell of Hull, widow Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

31 Aug 1622

C WT/2/120 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Coloroll of Hull, merchant, and Elizabeth, his wife Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £8

20 Nov 1622

C WT/2/121 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Alice Chapman of Hull, widow and Anne Chapman, daughter of the late Robert Chapman of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £12

20 Nov 1622

C WT/2/122 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Alice Chapman of Hull, widow and Anne Chapman, daughter of the late Robert Chapman of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £12

20 Nov 1622

C WT/2/123 Assignment By Mary Hudson of Hull, widow To Samuel Whincopp, Thomas Whincopp, and John Whincopp of Cambridge, clerks, and William Smeaton of Hull, gent Property: a messuage in High Street, as in C WT/2/98

17 Feb 1623


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C WT/2/124 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Bernard Smith of Hull, beerbrewer Property: a messuage on the south side of Rotton Herring Staith Term: 40 years Rent: £9

15 Sep 1625

C WT/2/125 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) Joseph Fillett (ib) Thomas Thackeray c) Thomas Swan of Hull, of Hull aldermen (id) William Smeaton of Hull, gent (iia) Richard Thompson b) Humphrey Thompson, his son of Cottingham, yeoman Property: West Haggs Close, formerley part of Haltemprice Wood Term: 21 years Rent: £7 payable to the Charterhouse

20 Mar 1625

C WT/2/126 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Cass of Cottingham, yeoman Property in Cottingham: 1 oxgang as described on schedule attached Term: 18 years Rent: £3

20 Feb 1626

C WT/2/127 Surrender By: John Ross of Hull, merchant To: The Charterhouse Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street, as in C WT/2/121, now in the possession of Ross

10 Dec 1627

C WT/2/128 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Ross of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £12

13 Dec 1627

C WT/2/129 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) John Ross of Hull, merchant (ii) Lancelot Ross of Hull, merchant and alderman Consideration: a sum of money Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street, as in C WT/2/128 Covenant by (ii) to allow (i) to occupy the property

21 Mar 1628


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C WT/2/130 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Mumpton of Hull, shipwright Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

28 Jan 1635

C WT/2/131 Bond in £40

For the performance of the covenants in C WT/2/130

28 Jan 1635

C WT/2/132 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Hardy of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £12

3 Oct 1639

C WT/2/133 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Perrott of Hull, miller Property: a messuage in Fishergate als. Old Fish Gate Term: 21 years Rent: 16s

3 Oct 1639

C WT/2/134 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Perrott of Hull, miller Property: a messuage in Fishergate als. Old Fish Gate Term: 21 years Rent: 16s

3 Oct 1639

C WT/2/135 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Foxley of Hull, scrivener Property at Hessle: 2 closes and an oxgang Term: 21 years Rent: £6

11 Nov 1639

C WT/2/136 Number not used

C WT/2/137 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Green of Hessle, yeoman Property: 8 acres of open field land in Hessle as described in schedule attached to counterpart, detached from lease Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

11 Nov 1639


of 380

C WT/2/138 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Green of Hessle, yeoman Property: 8 acres of open field land in Hessle as described in schedule attached to counterpart, detached from lease Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

11 Nov 1639


C WT/2/140 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, husbandman Property in Hessle: 2½ oxgangs (17½ acres) as described in schedule attached and 2 closes

6 Feb 1639

C WT/2/141 Counterpart lease

Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Elizabeth Seaman of West Ella, widow and Philip, her son Property: a cottage, 3 closes and open field land as described in attached schedule in Swanland, Ella, Hessle and Myton Term: 21 years Rent: £6

20 Jun 1642

C WT/2/142 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, yeoman and William Musgrave, his son Property in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d

20 Jun 1642

C WT/2/143 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, yeoman and William Musgrave, his son Property in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: 46s 8d

20 Jun 1642

C WT/2/144 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Morton of Hull, esq. Property in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: £8

23 Jul 1642


of 380

C WT/2/145 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Morton of Hull, esq. Property in Hessle: open field land as described Term: 21 years Rent: £8

23 Jul 1642

C WT/2/146 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Home of Hessle, husbandman Property: a 3½ acre close abbutting on the Green at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

23 Jun 1642

C WT/2/147 Release (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Home of Hessle, husbandman Property: a 3½ acre close abbutting on the Green at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

23 Jun 1642

C WT/2/148 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Fugill of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: Charterhouse Wood, the Skiddy and Skiddy Butts Term: 21 years Rent: £33

23 Jun 1642

C WT/2/149 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Fugill of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: Charterhouse Wood, the Skiddy and Skiddy Butts Term: 21 years Rent: £33

23 Jun 1642

C WT/2/150 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Dorothy Brocklebank of Hessle, widow Property in Hessle: a close in Eastgate Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

23 Jun 1642


of 380

C WT/2/151 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Clarke of Hessle, widow and Philip Clarke, her son Property in Hessle: open field land described Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

23 Jun 1643

C WT/2/152 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Clarke of Hessle, widow and Philip Clarke, her son Property in Hessle: open field land described Term: 21 years Rent: 24s

23 Jun 1643

C WT/2/153 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Robinson of Hull, mariner and Anne his wife Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3

20 Apr 1643

C WT/2/154 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Robinson of Hull, mariner and Anne his wife Property: a messuage in Whitefriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3

20 Apr 1643

C WT/2/155 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Elizabeth Bayley of Hull, widow Consideration: £12 Property: a messuage in Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £5

14 Sep 1654

C WT/2/156 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Waite of Hull, mariner Consideration: £6 Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3

30 Nov 1654


of 380

C WT/2/157 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Raspin of Cottingham, yeoman Consideration: £15 Property in Cottingham and Willerby: 1½ messuages, 2 tofts, a 12 acre croft, 2 oxgangs and a turf pit described in attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £15

12 Apr 1655

C WT/2/158 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Thompson of Eppleworth, Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: £4 Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Lease endorsed with the names and makes of Charterhouse residents consenting to the lease Lease endorsed with licence for assignment, 3 September 1668

13 Dec 1655

C WT/2/159 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Thompson of Eppleworth, Cottingham, husbandman Consideration: £4 Property: 1 oxgang in Cottingham as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Lease endorsed with the names and makes of Charterhouse residents consenting to the lease Lease endorsed with licence for assignment, 3 September 1668

13 Dec 1655

C WT/2/160 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £10 Property: a messuage in High St. near Horse Staith Term: 21 years Rent: £5 Lease endorsed with the names and makes of Consenting residents Bond in £20 for the performance of covenants attached to counterpart

17 Feb 1655


of 380

C WT/2/161 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £10 Property: a messuage in High St. near Horse Staith Term: 21 years Rent: £5 Lease endorsed with the names and makes of Consenting residents Bond in £20 for the performance of covenants attached to counterpart

17 Feb 1655

C WT/2/162 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Raikes b) Henry Barnard c) William Dobson d) Francis Dewick of Hull, alderman e) Robert Robinson of Hull, gent f) Richard Robinson of Hull, gent of Hull, aldermen Property in Hessle: the banks of the Humber between Cliff Field and the water and quarrying rights there Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

12 Mar 1656

C WT/2/163 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Raikes b) Henry Barnard c) William Dobson d) Francis Dewick of Hull, alderman e) Robert Robinson of Hull, gent f) Richard Robinson of Hull, gent of Hull, aldermen Property in Hessle: the banks of the Humber between Cliff Field and the water and quarrying rights there Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

12 Mar 1656

C WT/2/164 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Richardson of Hull, tailor Property: a messuage in Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Bond in £40 for the performance of covenants attached

12 Mar 1656


By: Samuel Forrest of Hull, gent To: The Charterhouse For the performance of covenants in a lease

4 Dec 1650


of 380

C WT/2/166 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Peter Herring of Hull, mariner Property: a messuage in Fishergate Term: 21 years Rent: 16s Bond for the performance of covenants attached

20 Sep 1660

C WT/2/167 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: £10 Property in Hessle: 2½ oxgangs, Coate Close and a sheep close as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £7

13 Dec 1660

C WT/2/168 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: £10 Property in Hessle: 2½ oxgangs, Coate Close and a sheep close as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £7

13 Dec 1660

C WT/2/169 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Green of Hessle,,husbandman Consideration: £5 Property: 12½ acres of land in Hessle as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

13 Dec 1660

C WT/2/170 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis Rughes of Hull, mariner and Francis Knowles of Hull, master mariner Consideration: £30 Covenant by (ii) to repair the property within two years Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £15

13 Dec 1660

C WT/2/171 Bond in £100

By Francis Rayles, Francis Knowles, Thomas Halliday of Hull, tailor and Thomas Cartwright of Hull, mariner To the Charterhouse For the performance of covenants in C WT/2/170

13 Dec 1660


of 380

C WT/2/172 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Batman of York, grocer Consideration: £6 Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £6

4 Mar 1660

C WT/2/173 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Batman of York, grocer Consideration: £6 Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £6

4 Mar 1660

C WT/2/174 Bond in £100

By William Batman of York, grocer To the Charterhouse For the performance of covenants in a lease

14 Mar 1660

C WT/2/175 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Wilfrid Trueman of Hull, gent Consideration: £9 Property: 2 closes and one oxgang in Hessle (described in full) Term: 21 years Rent: £6

15 Mar 1660

C WT/2/176 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hugh Lister of Hull Consideration: £50 Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street, south of Rotton Herring Staith Term: 21 years Rent: £12

9 Oct 1662

C WT/2/177 Lease and counterpart (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Howe of Hessle, husbandman and Ann his wife Consideration: £4 Property: 3½ acres of meadow in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

11 Dec 1662


of 380

C WT/2/178 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Howe of Hessle, husbandman and Ann his wife Consideration: £4 Property: 3½ acres of meadow in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

11 Dec 1662

C WT/2/179 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Hessle, husbandman Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £8

18 Dec 1662

C WT/2/180 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Hessle, husbandman Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £8

18 Dec 1662

C WT/2/181 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Hessle, husbandman Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £3

20 Jan 1662

C WT/2/182 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Abednego Longbone of Hessle, butcher Consideration: £3 Property: Charterhouse Wood and other land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £3

18 Jan 1663

C WT/2/183 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Ann Aske of Cottingham, widow Consideration: 40s Property: a messuage, 2 acres and a kiln house in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

2 Jul 1663


of 380

C WT/2/184 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Popplewell of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £18 Bond for the performance of covenant attached

17 Sep 1663

C WT/2/185 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Foxall of Hull, mariner Consideration: £12 Property: a messuage on the south side of Whitfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Bond for the performance of the covenant attached

9 Feb 1664

C WT/2/186 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Forrest, widow Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

8 Aug 1667

C WT/2/187a Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Forrest, widow Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

8 Aug 1667

C WT/2/187b Bond in £40 for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/186

8 Aug 1667

C WT/2/188 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Peacock of Hull, gent Consideration: £62 Property: a messuage on the west side of Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £6. 13s. 4d. Bond for the performance of covenant attached

22 Feb 1671


of 380

C WT/2/189 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Brocklebank of Hessle, yeoman Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: 48s

13 Oct 1673

C WT/2/190 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Clarke of Market Weeton, innholder and Sarah Hall of Hull, widow Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 8 years Rent: £6

4 Jun 1674

C WT/2/191 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) William Skinner b) Anthoney Lambert c) Humphrey Duncalf d) George Acklam e) Thomas Johnson f) John Rogers g) William Shires of Hull, aldermen Property: the Cliff at Hessle between the land of (i) and the Humber, the kiln with the liberty to dig stones Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

29 Oct 1674

C WT/2/192 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Goodrick of Hull, bookseller Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £8

3 Dec 1674

C WT/2/193 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Goodrick of Hull, bookseller Property: land in Hessle as described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £8

3 Dec 1674

C WT/2/194 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Hewland of Willerby, yeoman and Elizabeth, his wife Consideration: £14 Property: the West Haggs Closes at Haltemprice Term: 21 years Rent: £7

13 Jul 1676


of 380

C WT/2/195 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Hewland of Willerby, yeoman and Elizabeth, his wife Consideration: £14 Property: the West Haggs Closes at Haltemprice Term: 21 years Rent: £7

13 Jul 1676

C WT/2/196 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Francis Richardson of Hull, tailor b) Thomas Haynton, son of Thomas Haynton of Hull, cooper Property: a messuage on the west side of High St. Term: 21 years Rent: £5 Bond for the performance of the covenants attached

15 Feb 1676

C WT/2/197 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Roger Waite of Hull, mariner Consideration: £30 Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Bond for the performance of covenants attached to counterpart

17 Apr 1679

C WT/2/198 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Roger Waite of Hull, mariner Consideration: £30 Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Bond for the performance of covenants attached to counterpart

17 Apr 1679

C WT/2/199 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Jeremiah Acie of Hessle, yeoman b) Christopher Hayton of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £15 Property: 2½ oxygangs and other land in Hessle as described in schedule attached Term: 21 years Rent: £7

9 Feb 1681


of 380

C WT/2/200 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Peter Thornton of Hull, master mariner Consideration: £40 Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £6

9 Mar 1681

C WT/2/201 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Metcalf of Hull, baker Consideration: £5 Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street, south of Blackfriargate Term: 11 years Rent: £5

10 Oct 1682

C WT/2/202 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Metcalf of Hull, baker Consideration: £5 Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street, south of Blackfriargate Term: 11 years Rent: £5

10 Oct 1682

C WT/2/203 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Towers Wallis of Hull, merchant (iib) John Sumerscailes of Hull, merchant Property: a raff yard at the south end to the north of High Street Term: 7 years Rent: £8

1 May 1683

C WT/2/204 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Elizabeth Taylor of Hull, widow b) Jane Lister of Hull, spinster Consideration: £25 Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 31 years Rent: £12

1 May 1683

C WT/2/205 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Squirrill of Hull, innholder Consideration: £10 Property: part of a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 11 years Rent: £15

3 May 1685


of 380

C WT/2/206 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Squirrill of Hull, innholder Consideration: £10 Property: part of a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 11 years Rent: £15

3 May 1685

C WT/2/207 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Bishop of Hessle, husbandman Consideration: £5 Property: a 3 acre close in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

7 Feb 1683

C WT/2/208 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Carter of Hull, smith Property: a messuage and shop in Hull Term: £7. 10s. 0d Rent: 1 years

18 Jul 1685

C WT/2/209 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Joseph Beaumont of Hull, master mariner Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

18 Mar 1685

C WT/2/210 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Higdon of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £24 Bond for performance of covenants attached to counterpart

18 Mar 1685

C WT/2/211 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Higdon of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £24 Bond for performance of covenants attached to counterpart

18 Mar 1685


of 380

C WT/2/212 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Peacock of Hull, gent Property: a messuage on the west side of Market Street Term: 21 years Rent: £12

22 Sep 1692

C WT/2/213 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Higdon of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street recently rebuilt and repainted by (ii) Term: 21 years Rent: £24

15 Jun 1693

C WT/2/214 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Sutton of Hull, widow Property: part of a messuage extending from High Street to Newgate Term: 9 years Rent: £15

21 Jun 1694

C WT/2/215 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Metcalf of Hull, widow Property: a messuage in the north west corner of High Street and Blackfriargate Term: 9 years Rent: £5

21 Jun 1694

C WT/2/216 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Metcalf of Hull, widow Property: a messuage in the north west corner of High Street and Blackfriargate Term: 9 years Rent: £5

21 Jun 1694

C WT/2/217 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) William Pierson of Stoaksley, esq. b) Robert Scott of Hull, merchant Property: a cottage in Eastgate and land as described in Hessle Term; 21 years Rent: 20s

18 Apr 1695


of 380

C WT/2/218 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Scott of Hull, merchant Property: a cottage on the east side of Eastgate and land as described in Hessle Term: 11 years Rent: 30s

18 Apr 1696

C WT/2/219 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hannah Sherrill of Hull, widow Property: a messuage on the west side of High St. Term: 21 years Rent: £12 Bond for the performance of covenants attached

1 May 1697

C WT/2/220 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Witty of Willerby, yeoman (iib) Ann Hewland of Willerby, yeoman Property: West Haggs closes in Haltemprice Term: 21 years Rent: £7

1 May 1697

C WT/2/221 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Samuel Jackson of Hessle, yeoman Property: land in Hessle as described Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 8s. 0d. Bond for the performance of covenants attached

30 Sep 1702

C WT/2/222a Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Dixon of Ferriby, husbandman Property: 20 acres in Ferriby Term: 21 years Rent: 45s

30 Sep 1702

C WT/2/222b Bond in £40

By Christopher Haton of Hessle, yeoman To the Charterhouse For the performance of covenants in lease of the same date

30 Sep 1702


of 380

C WT/2/223a Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Green of Hessle, yeoman, on behalf of the Ursula Green, daughter of the late Thomas Green of Hessle, yeoman Consideration: £10 Property in Hessle: land etc., described in terrier at foot Term: 21 years Rent: £3. 5s. 0d.

30 Sep 1702

C WT/2/223b Bond for the performanse of covenants in C WT/2/223a

Sep 1702

C WT/2/224a Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Wilfrid Trueman of Hull, gent Consideration: £15 Property in Hessle: land etc. described in detail Term: 21 years Rent : £6

30 Sep 1702

C WT/2/224b Bond in £30 for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/224a

30 Sep 1705

C WT/2/225 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Newton, widow, of Hull, daughter of the late Thomas Richardson of Hull, tailor Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

4 Mar 1702

C WT/2/226 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Newton, widow, of Hull, daughter of the late Thomas Richardson of Hull, tailor Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £3

4 Mar 1702

C WT/2/227a Tenancy Bond

By Richard Lannsdail To the Charterhouse Property: a house on the south side of Silver Street Term: 3 years Rent: £3. 10s. 0d.

7 Jun 1703


of 380

C WT/2/227b Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Burnell of Cottingham, yeoman Consideration: 13s 4d Property: one oxgang in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: £3

30 Jul 1703

C WT/2/228a Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Elizabeth Bishop of Hessle, spinster and daughter of William Bishop Consideration: £6 Property: 3 acres in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

30 Apr 1705

C WT/2/228b Bond in £10 for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/228a

30 Apr 1705

C WT/2/229 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Robert Trippet, Mayor b) Sir William Quentin Robert Mason Symon Sysson Philip Wilkinson Robert Carlill William Hyde Richard Gray George Balthus Robert Nettleton William Mould Daniel Hoare Samuel Boise aldermen Of Hull Property: the cliff at Hessle between the land of (i) and the Humber, the kiln there and the right to dig stone Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

29 Oct 1705

C WT/2/230 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Robert Trippet, Mayor b) Sir William Quentin Robert Mason Symon Sysson Philip Wilkinson Robert Carlill William Hyde Richard Gray

29 Oct 1705


of 380

George Balthus Robert Nettleton William Mould Daniel Hoare Samuel Boise aldermen Of Hull Property: the cliff at Hessle between the land of (i) and the Humber, the kiln there and the right to dig stone Term: 21 years Rent: 21s

C WT/2/231 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Mary Hurst of Hull, widow Property: part of a messuage extending from High Street to the Newgate Term: 9 years Rent: £13

23 Oct 1706

C WT/2/232 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Musgrave of Anlaby, husbandman Consideration: £6 Property: land etc. in Hessle as described Term: 21 years Rent: £3

1 Nov 1706

C WT/2/233 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Corporation Property: two adjacent messuages in Whitefriargate Term: as long as is necessary to reimburse (ii) for the expense of rebuilding the property with interest at 5%

20 Mar 1708

C WT/2/234 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Higdon of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 21 years Rent: £24

11 Nov 1709

C WT/2/235 Counterpart covenant (indent) By the Charterhouse Consideration: Expenditure of £500 on repairing or rebuilding a messuage on the east side of High Street, property as in C WT/2/234 Covenant to grant a further lease of 21 years to John Higdon without consideration on the expiry of the lease held at C WT/2/234

12 Jan 1709


of 380

C WT/2/236 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anthony Brough of Hessle, yeoman Property: land etc, described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £14

16 Apr 1713

C WT/2/237 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Towers Wallis of Hull, merchant Property: a half yard on the west side of High Street at the south end Term: 21 years Rent: £12

5 Sep 1717

C WT/2/238 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Mould of Hull, merchant Property: West Haggs Closes, Haltemprice Term: 21 years Rent: £10

1 Apr 1718

C WT/2/239 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Samuel Smith of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 7 years Rent: £32

28 Feb 1719

C WT/2/240 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Joseph Trower of Hull, grocer Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street near the South End Term: 7 years Rent: £20

15 Sep 1721

C WT/2/241 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Peter Thornton the elder of Hull, distiller Property: a messuage near the New Gate at the end of Squirrils Entry on the west side of High Street Term: left blank Rent; £12

16 Jul 1724

C WT/2/242 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Spencer of Hull, cooper Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 13 years Rent: £8

2 Feb 1724


of 380

C WT/2/243 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Martin Raspin of Cottingham, gent Property: in Cottingham: a messuage, 12 acres, 2 oxgangs and a one acre turf pit Term: 21 years Rent: £20. 10s. 0d.

1 Apr 1725

C WT/2/244 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Musgrave of Anlaby, yeoman Property: land in Hessle as described on attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £5. 10s. 0d.

18 Jul 1728

C WT/2/245 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Gedney of Hessle, widow Property in Hessle: two oxgangs and other land described in attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £15. 15s. 0d.

1 Jun 1732

C WT/2/246 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anne Gedney of Hessle, widow Property in Hessle: two oxgangs and other land described in attached schedule Term: 21 years Rent: £15. 15s. 0d.

1 Jun 1732

C WT/2/247 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Crathorne of Ferriby, yeoman Property: 20 acres of land in Ferriby Term: 21 years Rent: £3 Endorsed with agreement for the payment of the rent in accordance with the custom of Ferriby

1 May 1733

C WT/2/248 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Shields of Hull, victualler Property: The ''Reindeer'' Inn on the west side of the market place Term: 3 years Rent: £30

28 Jan 1736


of 380

C WT/2/249 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis Borthwick of Hull, baker Property: a messuage on the west side of the Market Place Term: 7 years Rent: £16

1 Jan 1740

C WT/2/250 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Mould of Hull, merchant Property: West Haggs pasture, Haltemprice Term: 7 years Rent: £10

18 Nov 1744

C WT/2/251 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Property: Hessle cliff between the Humber and fields Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

11 Dec 1744

C WT/2/252 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Property: Hessle cliff between the Humber and fields Term: 21 years Rent: 20s

11 Dec 1744

C WT/2/253 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Ringrose, of Cottingham, farmer Property in Cottingham: a messuage and land described in detail Term: 11 years Rent: £25

31 Jan 1745

C WT/2/254 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Joseph Trower of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High St. Term: 21 years Rent: £36

25 Mar 1746

C WT/2/255 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Jochim Voss, mariner Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £8. 10s. 0d.

2 Apr 1746


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C WT/2/256 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Charles Weycoe of Hull, victualler Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £15

2 Apr 1746

C WT/2/257 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Coates of Hull, wine cooper Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £11

2 Apr 1746

C WT/2/258 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edward Wilson of Hull, victualler Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street near the South End Term: 21 years Rent: £13

2 Apr 1746

C WT/2/259 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Richmond of Hull, master and mariner Property: a messuage in Bluebell Entry on the west side of High Street Term: left blank Rent: £14 Not executed

2 Aug 1746

C WT/2/260 Counterpart Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Richmond of Hull, master and mariner Property: a messuage in Bluebell Entry on the west side of High Street Term: left blank Rent: £14 Not executed

2 Aug 1746

C WT/2/261 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hannah Cecil of Hull, widow Property: a messuage on the west side of High Street toward the south end Term: 21 years Rent: £6. 5s. 0d.

1 Sep 1746


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C WT/2/262 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anthony Low of Hull, victualler Property: a raff yard in High Street near the South End Term: 21 years Rent: £8

11 Nov 1748

C WT/2/263 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Towers of Hull, baker Property: A messuage on the west side of Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £20

1 Jun 1753

C WT/2/264 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Daniel Robinson of Hessle, husbandman Property: 2 oxgangs and other land in Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £23

1 Jun 1754

C WT/2/265 Bond for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/264

1 Jun 1754

C WT/2/266 Detailed terrier of the lands in C WT/2/264

26 Mar 1771

C WT/2/267 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Wilberforce of Hull, merchant Property: the Charterhouse Wood and other land described in detail at Hessle Term: 21 years Rent: £12. 12s. 0d. Licence for assignment attached

31 May 1757

C WT/2/268 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Maister of Hessle, yeoman Property in Hessle: land described in detail Term: 21 years Rent: £8. 10s. 0d.

7 Jun 1757

C WT/2/269 Terrier of Land let to Thos. Maister

[1757]

C WT/2/270 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Sissons of Hessle, yeoman Property: land in Hessle described in detail Term: 12 years Rent: £16

7 Jun 1757


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C WT/2/271 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Ringrose of Cottingham, gent Property: 1½ messuages and land as described in Cottingham Term: 21 years Rent: £43

31 May 1758

C WT/2/272 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Stather of Cottingham, yeoman Property: land in Cottingham as described Term: 21 years Rent: £10

14 Jul 1758

C WT/2/273 Schedule of land in Cottingham, as described in C WT/2/272

[14 Jul 1758]

C WT/2/274 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Shields of Hull, victualler Property: a messuage on the west side of the Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £40

6 Sep 1758

C WT/2/275 Agreement for tenancy

Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Pennick Dunn of Hull Property: a house and a staith Term: 4 years Rent: £66

2 Mar 1762

C WT/2/276 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Ann Motherby of Hull, widow Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £7

9 Jun 1767

C WT/2/277 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Guy of Hull, wine cooper Property: a messuage on the south side of Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: £6. 10s. 0d.

9 May 1767


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C WT/2/278 Tenancy Agreement Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis Wood of Anlaby Property: a quarry for lime burning at Hessle Term: 3 years Rent: £6 Agreement for a 1 year extension, 7 Dec 1774, appended

26 May 1772

C WT/2/279 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) James Robinson of Hull, innholder Property: The Reindeer Inn in the Market Place Term: 1 years Rent: £50

30 Apr 1782

C WT/2/280 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Leonard Dalton of Cottingham, farmer Property: land at Cottingham Term: 14 years Rent: £79

8 Jun 1780

C WT/2/281 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Joseph Sykes of West Ella, esq. Property: land in West Ella, Swanland, Kirkella and Hessle described in the deed and in terrier at foot Term: 21 years Rent: £21

30 Apr 1788

C WT/2/282 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Taylor of Hull, grocer Property: 2 messuages and 2 warehouses in the angle of Rotten Herring Staith and High Street Term: 7 years Rent: £41

30 Apr 1789

C WT/2/283 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. R. Pease of Sculcoates, esq. Property: land in Hessle as described and the fishery on or near it Term: 21 years Rent: £9. 12s. 6d.

31 Mar 1790


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C WT/2/284 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Margaret Robinson of Hull, widow Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street Term: 42 years Rent: £17 Endorsed with agreement by (ii) to block windows looking from her freehold property only this at the term under the lease

5 Apr 1793

C WT/2/285 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. R. Pease of Hesslewood House, esq. Property: land and fishery as described at Hessle Term: 9 years Rent: £25

15 Mar 1802

C WT/2/286 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Chaerterhouse (ii) Nicholas Sykes of Cottingham, esq, Property: 15½ acres in Inglemire, Cottingham Term: 7 years Rent: £31

1 Feb 1802

C WT/2/287 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Osbourne of Willerby, esq. Property: 30 acres, 10 perches in Cottingham Term: 20 years Rent: £52

15 Mar 1802

C WT/2/288 Assignment (indnet) Parties: (ia) Andrew Hollingworth of Hull, merchant b) George Liddell of Hull, banker (ii) The Charterhouse (iii) W. H. Green of Cottingham, gent (iv) Mark Green of Haverflatts, Cottingham, gent. Consideration: £250 paid by (ii) to (i) Property: 30 acres, 10 perches in Cottingham, as in C WT/2/287

25 Mar 1811

C WT/2/289 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Thornham of Hull, turner Property: a piece of land on the north side of Blue Bell Entry and the building lately erected thereon. Term: 6 years Rent: £10

31 Oct 1805


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C WT/2/290 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) George Jackson of Hull, builder b) Samuel Stubbs of Hull, builder Property: Messuages including the Blue Bell on the west side of High Street and the land and buildings behind in Blue Bell Entry as far as the land of (iib) Term: 60 years with powers of demolition and rebuilding Rent: £110

30 Jan 1809

C WT/2/291 Notice to repair By Thompson and Cook, solicitors for the Charterhouse To Timothy Reeves and William Pexton

23 Feb 1865

C WT/2/292 Mortgage (indent) Parties: (ia) George Jackson b) Samuel Stubbs of Hull, builders (ii) Josiah Prickett of Hull, gent: Consideration: £570 Property: Messuages including the Blue Bell on the west side of High Street and the land and buildings behind in Blue Bell Entry, as in C WT/2/290 Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%

25 Feb 1817

C WT/2/293 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) Samuel Stubbs (ii) George Jackson of Hull, builders Consideration: £183 Property: half that in C WT/2/290 Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%

27 Jun 1818

C WT/2/293a Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Charles Thompson of Anlaby, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street Term: 20 years Rent: £150

1 May 1815

C WT/2/294 Assignment (indent) Parties (i) George Jackson of Hull, builder (ii) Thomas Hewton of Hull, builder and executor of Samuel Stubbs (iii) Josiah Prickett of Sculcoates, gent (iv) Timothy Reeves of Hull, gent (v) William Pexton of Hull, linen draper Considerations paid by (iv) and (v): £570 to (iii) £378 to (i) and £12 to (ii) Property: Messuages including the Blue Bell on the

1 Jan 1824


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west side of High Street and the land and buildings behind in Blue Bell Entry, as in C WT/2/290 and buildings erected thereon

C WT/2/294a Draft lease (Indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Jackson of Hull, bricklayer Property: 2 cottages and land near the cliff at Hessle Term: 7 years Rent: £35

6 Jun 1825

C WT/2/295 Surrender (indent) Parties: (ia) Timothy Reeves of Hull, gent b) William Pexton of Hull, gent (ii) The Charterhouse Property: Messuages including the Blue Bell on the west side of High Street and the land and buildings behind in Blue Bell Entry, as in C WT/2/290

11 Oct 1867

C WT/2/295a Lease (Indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Jackson of Hull, bricklayer Property: 2 cottages and land near the cliff at Hessle Term: 7 years Rent: £35

6 Jun 1825

C WT/2/296 Lease and counterpart lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (iia) John Barkworth b) George Hawkes of Hessle shipwrights Property: Cliff Hill Flatt Close at Hessle with liberty to erect drydocks, ships, etc. thereon Term: 13 years Rent: £50

10 Apr 1811

C WT/2/296a Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Aldermen of Hull, named. (iii) William Locking of Hull, lace manufacturer Property: a messuage on the south side of Silver Street formerly the Mermaid Public House Term: 14 years Rent; £42

5 May 1834

C WT/2/297 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Robert Witty of Hull, builder Property: a messuage in Blackfriargate, formerly the Garricks Head Public House Term: 21 years Rent: £42

1 Mar 1839


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C WT/2/298 Assignment (indent) Parties: (i) Robert Witty of Hull, builder (ii) The Charterhouse (iii) Hull Corporation (iv) George Towle of Hull, raff merchant Consideration: £25 paid by (iv) to (i) Property: a messuage in Blackfriargate, formerly the Garricks Head Public House, as in C WT/2/297

27 Dec 1851

C WT/2/299 Assignment (indent) Parties: (i) Henry Cook of Hull, gent, administrator of George Towle (ii) Robert Witty of Hull, builder (iii) The Charterhouse (iv) Henry Cooper of Hull, marine store dealer Consideration: £33. 10s. 0d. paid by (ii) to (i) and £40 paid by (iv) to (ii) Property: a messuage in Blackfriargate, formerly the Garricks Head Public House, as in C WT/2/297

1 Sep 1853

C WT/2/300 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Joseph Jones of Hull, draper Property: 65 Market Place as shown on plan Term: 21 years Rent: £100

30 Mar 1842

C WT/2/301 Missing as of Jan 2010

Assignment (indent) Parties (ia) John Atkinson of Hull, insurance clerk b) William Jack of Hull, linen draper c) Richard Wilby of Hull, tailor and draper Executors of Joseph Jones (ii) The Charterhouse (iii) William Harris of Hull, draper (iva) William Rayner of Hull, draper b) John Catton of Hutton Cranswick, farmer sureties for (iii) Property: 65 Market Place, as in C WT/2/300 This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

26 Mar 1855

C WT/2/302 Surrender (indent) Parties: (i) William Harris of Hull, draper (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 65 Market Place, as in C WT/2/300

4 Jul 1855


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C WT/2/303 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) David Darling of Cottingham, farmer Property: a messuage and 50 acres in Cottingham Term: 14 years Rent: £96

29 Oct 1847

C WT/2/304 Yearly Tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: newly erected shop no. 3 on the south side of Silver Street Tenant: William Locking of Hull, laceman Rent: £130

30 Dec 1848


Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: newly erected shop on the south side of Silver Street Tenant: Robert Ostler, tailor and draper Rent: £100 This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

30 Dec 1848

C WT/2/306 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) William Jack of Hull, draper Property: 2 messuages (one newly erected) on the south side of Silver Street, as shown on plan Term: 11 years and 96 days Rent: £180

10 Apr 1849

C WT/2/307 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) John Dixon of Cottingham, yeoman (iv) William Dixon of Cottingham, gardener Property: a farmhouse and buildings about to be built and 105 acres in Cottingham and Willerby Term: 14 years Rent: £160 to be paid by (iii)

30 Apr 1850

C WT/2/308 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a shop and printing office on the west side of Market Place Tenant: J. M. Stark, bookseller Rent: £130

9 May 1851


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C WT/2/309 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a painter's shop on the corner of Blackfriargate and High Street Tenant: S. E. Lofley Rent: £21 Endorsed with the note that the tenancy to be continued by his widow from 9 March 1865

18 Feb 1852

C WT/2/310 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a grocers shop on the west side of Market Place Tenant: J. F. Askham, grocer Rent: £100

18 Feb 1852

C WT/2/311 Lease (indent) Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) William Harris of Hull, draper (iva) William Rayner of Hull, draper b) John Catton of Hutton Cranswick, farmer Sureties of (iii) Property: 65 Market Place Term: 30 years Rent: £105 for the first 8 years and £130 for the remainder

4 Jul 1855

C WT/2/312 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Henry Cooper of Hull, marine store dealer Property: a newly erected warehouse on the southside of Blackfriargate Term: 10 years Rent: £42

3 Jul 1858

C WT/2/313 Counterpart (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) Henry Cooper of Hull, marine store dealer Property: a newly erected warehouse on the southside of Blackfriargate Term: 10 years Rent: £42

3 Jul 1858


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C WT/2/314 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Rev. H. G. Kinear, clerk b) Rev. G. O. Browne, clerk c) Charles Earle, engineer d) J. E. Wade, timber merchant Members of the committee for the Trippett Schools Property: a road leading to the school as shown on plan. Acknowledgement 1d. per an.

3 Aug 1859

C WT/2/315 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: A shop on the west side of Market Place Tenant: Fredrick Smith, glass and china dealer Rent: £100

26 Jan 1860

C WT/2/316 Memorandum of payment By Benjamin Pickering of three years rent for a window overlooking Charterhouse Property in Silver Street

24 May 1860

C WT/2/317 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 2 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: Harmaduke Bell, dyer Rent: £12. 12s. 0d.

1860

C WT/2/318 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) William Jack of Hull, draper Property: Nos. 6 & 7 Silver Street, and a warehouse behind their premises in Silver Street Term: 10 years Rent: £2. 15s. 0d. Plan showing alterations to the warehouse

2 Jul 1860

C WT/2/319 Underlease (copy) Parties (i) Charles Jack of Hull, linen draper b) George Jackson of Hull, grocer c) W. A. Lambert of Hull, bankers clerk (ii) The Charterhouse (iii) William Rymer of Hull, linen draper (iv) John Foorde of Hull, wheelwright Property, term and rent as in C WT/2/318 Underlease (i) to (iii)

22 Nov 1867


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C WT/2/320 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) David Burling of Cottingham, farmer Property: farm buildings and 50 acres in Cottingham Term: year to year Rent: £106

20 Dec 1862

C WT/2/321 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a house shop and bakehouse at 4 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: Jane Cograve of Hull, spinster Rent: £16. 10s. 0d. Schedule of fixtures

21 Mar 1863

C WT/2/322 Notes of addresses at which enquiries were to be made about Jane Cograve

n.d.

C WT/2/323 Notes of addresses at which enquiries were to be made about Jane Cograve

n.d.

C WT/2/324 Testimonial for John Forman

By Wilkinson Wright & Co., Grand Sluice Iron Works, Boston

12 Jul 1860

C WT/2/325 Envelope relating letter from John Foreman of Boston to John Hodgson of 4 Suffolk Row held at C WT/2/326

Relating to arrangements for a tenancy

10-14 Mar 1863

C WT/2/326 Letter from John Foreman of Boston to John Hodgson of 4 Suffolk Row

Relating to arrangements for a tenancy. Envelope is held at C WT/2/325.

10-14 Mar 1863

C WT/2/327 Envelope relating letter from John Foreman of Boston to John Hodgson of 4 Suffolk Row held at C WT/2/328

Relating to arrangements for a tenancy

10-14 Mar 1863

C WT/2/328 Letter from John Foreman of Boston to John Hodgson of 4 Suffolk Row

Relating to arrangements for a tenancy. Envelope is held at C WT/2/327.

10-14 Mar 1863

C WT/2/329 Note from B. Bannister to Mr, Nicholson

Approving an unnamed prospective tenant [Jane Cograve?]

21 Mar 1863


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C WT/2/330 Deed of covenants (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Jonathan West b) John Hutchinson of Hull, drapers and co-partners (iiia) William Rayner of Hull, draper b) Thomas Holden of Brigg, linen draper c) William Slater of Bridlington Quay, draper Sureties of (ii) Covenants concerning alterations to be made to the property in C WT/2/311 by (ii) Endorsed with covenants (indent) 13 June 1866 Parties (i) Jonathan West and John Hutchinson (ii) Thomas Hollden, William Rayner and William Slater (iiia) William West of Pimlico, Middx., draper b) Henry West of Pimlico, Middx., draper Covenants concerning the substitution of (iii) for (ii) as sureties under the main deed.

25 Apr 1863

C WT/2/331 Yearly Tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: The Doncaster Arms, High Street Tenant: William Ostrick of Hull, brewer Rent: £19 Letter pinned to the agreement: S. Farrack to Mr. Bromby proposing Mr. Ostrick as her successor, 17 August 1863 Thomas Nicholson to A. Bannister discussing this proposal

1863

C WT/2/332 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: house, shop and bakehouse at 4 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: William Knowles of Hull, cornfactor Rent: £16. 10s. 0d. Schedule of fixtures

11 Jul 1864

C WT/2/333 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: house and shop, 3 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: Thomas Robinson of Hull, Pile driver Notes and letters about ending the tenancies of Robinson and his predecessor Mrs. Barnby, 1864-1867

21 Jul 1864


Regarding a dispute between John Beilby and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson

Jun 1867


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C WT/2/336 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: A Commercial Boarding house on the west side of Fish Street Tenant: George Legott of Hull, cabinet maker Rent: 8 July 1864

28 Jul 1864

C WT/2/337 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a house on the west side of Fish Street Tenant: W. D. Alcock of Hull, commercial boarding house keeper Rent: £21

2 Sep 1864

C WT/2/338 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iiia) Jonathan West b) John Hutchinson (iva) Thomas Holden of Brigg, draper b) William Slater of Bridlington, draper Sureties for (iii) Property: 64 Market Place Term: 10 years Rent: £130

2 Jan 1866

C WT/2/339 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 106 (West side) High Street Rent: £21 Tenant: William Watkinson of Knottingly, master mariner.

24 Jan 1866

C WT/2/340 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: House, shop and bakehouse at 4 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: Emma Gray of Hull, spinster Rent: £16. 10s. 0d. Inventory of fittings

6 Apr 1866

C WT/2/341 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 3 Blackfriargate Tenant: John Eden of Hull, plate layer Rent: £12

15 Nov 1866

C WT/2/342 Duplicate lease

12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/343 Draft of lease

12 Mar 1867


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C WT/2/344 Draft Assignment Parties (i) Anthony Bannister of Hull, merchant (ii) Richard Wilbe of Hull, tailor (iii) The Charterhouse (iv) The Charity Commissioners (v) Robert Ash of Hull, merchant and steam ship owner Consideration: £105 each paid by (v) to (i) and (ii) Property: 2 acres of land at Hessle Apparently not executed

1871

C WT/2/345a Duplicate lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent Property: 1 acre at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 6s. 5d.

12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/345b Assignment (copy) Parties (i) W. M. Jackson of Hull, gent (ii) J. W. Foster of Hull, merchant Consideration: £8. 8s. 0d. Property, term and rent as in C WT/2/345a Letter from Thompson & Cook to Thos. Nicholson 3 February 1868, enclosing the assignment

31 Aug 1867

C WT/2/346 Draft copy of C WT/2/345a

[1867]

C WT/2/347 Deed of Release

8 Jun 1889


12 Mar 1867


12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/350 Duplicate lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) Francis Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre 27 perches in Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £36. 3s. 6d.

12 Mar 1867


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C WT/2/351 Draft of duplicate lease held at C WT/2/350

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) Francis Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre 27 perches in Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £36. 3s. 6d.

[1867]

C WT/2/352 Duplicate lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) James Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 4s. 6d.

12 Mar 1867


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) James Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 4s. 6d.

[1867]

C WT/2/354 Lease (draft) Parties (i) James Reckitt of Hull, starch manufacturer (ii) Francis Reckitt of Hull, starch Manufacturer Property: 1 rood of the land in C WT/2/352 adjacent to that in C WT/2/350 Term: 99 years less 1 day Rent: 6s. 2d.

13 Mar 1867

C WT/2/355 Duplicate lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) James Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre in Hessle Term: 99 years as shown on plan Rent: £21. 4s. 7d.

12 Mar 1867


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Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) James Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre in Hessle Term: 99 years as shown on plan Rent: £21. 4s. 7d.

[1867]

C WT/2/357a Draft lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) John Lumsden of Hull, merchant Property: 1 acre in Hessle Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 3s. 5d.

12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/357b Draft assignment

1871

C WT/2/358 Note relating to the right of tenants and landlord as to trees on the Hessle leasehold land

c.1870

C WT/2/359 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 3 Suffolk Row, Wincolmlee Tenant: Charles Smith of Hull, pattern maker Rent: £14

23 Mar 1857

C WT/2/360 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: the ground floor of a warehouse at the south side of Blackfriargate Tenant: E. C. C. Hart of Hull, rag merchant Rent: £45 Attached are letters and notes relating to the termination of Henry Cooper's tenancy including a receipt for £10 consideration for giving up, his lease, 3 April 1867

6 Apr 1867

C WT/2/360a Letter from W. Watsom

Giving a list of tenants in High Street and Bluebell Entry

9 Nov 1867

C WT/2/361 Letter from W. Watsom

Discussing a road through Nelson's Square

19 Nov 1867

C WT/2/362 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 3 Blackfriargate Tenant: M. S. Adams of Hull, labourer Rent: £12

6 Apr 1868


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C WT/2/363 Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: a stable in Clappison Square Tenant: Robinson Patinson of Hull, coal merchant Rent: £3

[c.1867]


Letter from R. A. Marillier to T. S. Nicholson Recording that he had let a stable in Clappison to James Hammond of the Angel Inn, Sykes St. at £3 p.a


13 Sep 1867

C WT/2/365 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) J. H. Broderick of Hull, spirit merchant Property: The de la Pole Tavern in Charterhouse Lane, a messuage, four tenements and a malt kiln Term: 7 years Rent: Rent: £85. 10s. 0d.

22 Feb 1869

C WT/2/366 Counterpart to lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) J. H. Broderick of Hull, spirit merchant Property: The de la Pole Tavern in Charterhouse Lane, a messuage, four tenements and a malt kiln Term: 7 years Rent: Rent: £85. 10s. 0d.

22 Feb 1869


Yearly tenancy agreement Owner: The Charterhouse Property: 12 Clappison Square Tenant: John Marshall of Hull, mariner Rent: £7. 10s. 0d. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

22 Feb 1869


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) William Rymer of Hull, linen draper Property: a recently erected messuage, no. 6 Silver Street Term: 5 years Rent: £130

20 Jun 1870


of 380

C WT/2/369 Duplicate lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull, Corporation (iii) Charles Jack of Hull, linen draper Property: No. 7 Silver Street Term: 5 years Rent: £110

30 Jul 1870

C WT/2/370 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Rev. Townsend Storrs, M.A., clerk b) John Brooke, merchants clerk c) Richard Hodgson, merchants clerk Agreement to allow the use of a road leading from Mason Street to the Charterhouse Garden and doors and windows entering it from the schoolroom of St. Philips Church as shown on plan Rent: 5s

12 Mar 1874

C WT/2/371 Lease

Parties (i) The Master of the Charterhouse (ii) J. S. Egginton of Kirkella, gent Property: 7 acres at Willerby Term: year to year Rent: £14

2 Feb 1880

C WT/2/372 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) T. E. Kirkness of Hull, milliner (lessee) (iii) Charles Kirkness of Scarborough, draper and father of (ii) Property: 4 Silver Street Term: until notice given Rent: £130

3 May 1881

C WT/2/373 Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Public House Co. Ltd Property: No. 6 Silver Street Term: 14 years Rent: £130

1 Nov 1882


Lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edwin Bell of Doncaster Property: 12 Fish Street Term: until notice given Rent: £30 This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

16 Feb 1884


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C WT/2/375 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Samuel Townsend of Hull, fancy goods dealer Property: No. 12 Fish Street Term: until notice given Rent: £35

22 Jan 1887


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Samuel Townsend of Hull, fancy goods dealer Property: No. 12 Fish Street Term: until notice given Rent: £35

22 Jan 1887

C WT/2/377 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Marshall of Hessle, whiting manufacturer Property: 2a. 3r. 30p. at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 6 years

16 Feb 1887

C WT/2/378 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Emily Hudson of Hull, widow b) C. I. Hudson of Hull, merchant Property: 7 acres 3 roods 3 perches at Hessle Cliff as shown on plan (now missing) Term: 5 years Rent: £6

21 Apr 1887

C WT/2/379 Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Dunling of Cottingham, farmer Property: a farm at Cottingham described in detail in a schedule Term: year to year Rent: £70

14 Feb 1888

C WT/2/380 Draft Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) David Dunling of Cottingham, farmer Property: a farm at Cottingham described in detail in a schedule Term: year to year Rent: £70

14 Feb 1888

C WT/2/381 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Andrew King of Hull, watchmaker and jeweller Property: No. 62 the Market Place Term: 10 years Rent: £105

26 Apr 1888


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C WT/2/382 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) H. G. Desforges of Hull, provision b) John Hodgson merchants trading as Joseph Des Forges & Sonns Property: Offices, warehouses, etc. on the north side of 81-3 High Street Term: until notice given Rent: £65

27 Oct 1888

C WT/2/383 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Gillett of Hull, hatter Property: No.5 Silver Street Term: until notice given Rent: £135

31 Dec 1838

C WT/2/384 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) T H. Richardson of Hessle, butcher Property: Hessle Common Farm as described in detail in schedule Term: year to year Rent: £160

5 Jan 1891

C WT/2/385 Plan of Land in agreement held at C WT/2/384

[5 Jan 1891]

C WT/2/386 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Thomas Dixon b) Arthur Dixon, his son of Willerby, farmers Property: land at Willerby as described in a schedule Term: year to year Rent: £57. 5s. 0d.

20 Mar 1891

C WT/2/387 Agreement and copy

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Anderson of Hull, general dealer Property: No. 95 High Street (warehouse) Term: Year to year Rent: £25

21 Jun 1892

C WT/2/388 Copy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Anderson of Hull, general dealer Property: No. 95 High Street (warehouse) Term: Year to year Rent: £25

21 Jun 1892


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C WT/2/389 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Marshall of Hessle, whiting manufacturer Property: one rood of Chalk at Hessle on the north side of the Hull and Selby Railway, as shown on plan and section Consideration: £600 Term: 7 years

23 May 1893

C WT/2/390 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) E. J. Cowley, widow b) F. L. Cowley, bootmaker of Hull, trading as R. L.Cowley & Son Property: 7 Silver Street Term: until notice given Rent: £130

30 Jul 1890


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) E. J. Cowley, widow b) F. L. Cowley, bootmaker of Hull, trading as R. L.Cowley & Son Property: 7 Silver Street Term: until notice given Rent: £130

30 Jul 1890

C WT/2/392 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Public House Co. Ltd Property: 6 Silver Street, The cafe De la Pole Term: 14 years Rent: £130

31 Jul 1890

C WT/2/393 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. H. Peters of Hull, wine merchant Property: The De la Pole Tavern, a messuage, four tenements and a malt kiln at the north east angle of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane Term: 10 years Rent: £120

24 Apr 1896

C WT/2/394 Surrender Parties (i) Robert Goodson and Co. Ltd (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 64 and 65 Market Place

21 Jun 1897


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C WT/2/395 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Robert Goodson & Co. Ltd Property: 64-5 Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £320 Endorsed with surrender 15 September 1900 Parties (i) John Gordon of Leeds, accountant (ii) The liquidators of (iii) Robert Goodson & Co (iv) The Charterhouse Property in lease

21 Jun 1897

C WT/2/396 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Andrew King of Hull, watchmaker and jeweller Property: 62 Market Place Term: 5 years Rent: £105

4 May 1898



4 May 1898

C WT/2/398 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis L. Cowley trading as R. I. Cowley & Son, bootmakers Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 10 years Rent: £142

26 Sep 1898


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis L. Cowley trading as R. I. Cowley & Son, bootmakers Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 10 years Rent: £142

26 Sep 1898

C WT/2/400 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. T. Marshall of Sutton, commission agent Property: one rood of chalk at Hessle as shown on plan Consideration: £600 Term: 7 years

21 Oct 1899


of 380

C WT/2/401 Draft letter from W. C. [Dawson] to the Trustees of the Charterhouse

As to the settlement of accounts between the Charterhouse and Marshalls exectors and the inferior quality of the chalk

3 Mar 1902

C WT/2/402 Notes regarding agreements


c.1902

C WT/2/403 Notes regarding meeting


14 May 1902

C WT/2/404 Draft letter from W. C. Dawson


22 May 1902

C WT/2/405 Notes regarding payments made by Mr. Marshall As to the settlement of accounts between the Charterhouse and Marshalls exectors and the inferior quality of the chalk

24 May 1893- 13 May 1896

C WT/2/406 Minutes of a Special Meeting held by the Trustees of the Charterhouse, highlighting minute regarding Marshall's chalk


19 Apr 1902

C WT/2/407 Letter from W. C. Dawson to E. Laverack, Town Clerk


23 May 1902


Asking if the committee have arrived at a decision regarding Marshall's Chalk

26 Aug 1902

C WT/2/409 Letter from H. C. Rumner to W. T. Marshall Regarding payment of cheques of Marshall's late father

2 Sep 1902



4 Sep 1902


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23 Oct 1902

C WT/2/412 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) W. T. Marshall of Sutton, commission agent b) Joseph Holden of Hull, relieving officer Property: 7a. 3r. 3p. at Hessle Cliff as shown on plan, and a stable, loose box and office Term: year to year Rent: £20

12 May 1899

C WT/2/413 Tenancy agreement Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Bailey of Kingston Lodge, Hessle Property: 1a. 2r. 26p. on the east side of Eastgate, Hessle Term: year to year Rent: £10

11 Jun 1900

C WT/2/414 Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Samuel Townsend of Hull, wholesale and retail glass and china dealer Property: 1 Fish Street Term: year to year Rent: £25

11 Jul 1900

C WT/2/415 Provisional tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Goodsons Ltd. of Manchester, mantle and jacket manufacturers Property: 45-6 Market Place (sic) Term: 14 years Rent: £420

27 Aug 1900


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Goodsons Ltd Property: 64-5 Market Place Term: 14 years Rent: £420

31 Oct 1900


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) E. S. Edgar trading as H. Samuel of Manchester, jeweller and diamond merchant Property: 5 Silver Street Term: 15 years Rent: £250

22 Nov 1900


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C WT/2/418 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) T. E. Kirkness of Hull, milliner Property: 4 Silver Street Rent: £200 Term: year to year

2 Apr 1901

C WT/2/419 Assignment (copy) Parties (i) The Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. (ii) The Charterhouse (iii) The National Reliance Insurance Co. Ltd. Assignment by (i) to (iii) of 63 Market Place

14 Feb 1901

C WT/2/420 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The National Reliance Insurance Co. Ltd. Property: 63 Market Place Term: 7 years Rent: £152. 10s. 0d.

4 Apr 1901

C WT/2/421 Correspondence as to the surrender of lease held at C WT/2/420 on the liquidation of the lessee

[1901]

C WT/2/422 Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) I. Kanter and Co. of Hull, provision merchants Property: 81-82 High Street Term: year to year Rent: £60

18 Sep 1901


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) R. G. Woodland of Hull, haberdashery b) Emma Woodland of Hull, haberdashery Property: 4 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £175 Another copy of this lease is held at C WT/2/424

1902


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) R. G. Woodland of Hull, haberdashery b) Emma Woodland of Hull, haberdashery Property: 4 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £175 Another copy of this lease is held at C WT/2/423

1902


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C WT/2/425 Draft tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Trustees of the Charterhouse (iii) Hull Corporation Property; land at Willerby as described in schedule Term: year to year Rent: £50

1902


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. A. France and G. A. France of Newcastle upon Tyne, commission agents, canned goods importers, trading as J. A. France and Son. Property: 81-82 High Street Term: 5 years Rent: £60

27 Oct 1903

C WT/2/427 Surrender Parties (i) The National Reliance Insurance Co. Ltd. and its liquidators (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 63 Market Place

7 Dec 1903


Parties (i) The National Reliance Insurance Co. Ltd. and its liquidators (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 63 Market Place

[1903]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Annie Canby b) R. J. S. Canby of Hull, tobacconists Property: 63 Market Place Term: 14 years Rent: £152. 10s. 0d. A draft of this document is held at C WT/2/430

8 Dec 1903

C WT/2/430 Draft counterpart lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Annie Canby b) R. J. S. Canby of Hull, tobacconists Property: 63 Market Place Term: 14 years Rent: £152. 10s. 0d.

8 Dec 1903


of 380

C WT/2/431 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) R. G. Woodland b) Emma Woodland of Hull, hosiers and haberdashers Property: 4 Silver Street Term: year to year Rent: £150

26 Nov 1904


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Buckton of Hull, trading as G. Buckton & Sons. Property: 56 High Street Term: 3 years Rent: £180 A draft of this document is held at C WT/2/433

18 Nov 1904


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Buckton of Hull, trading as G. Buckton & Sons. Property: 56 High Street Term: 3 years Rent: £180

18 Nov 1904

C WT/2/434 Lease


31 Dec 1904


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. H. Peters of Hull, wine merchant Property: The De la Pole Tavern, a messuage, four tenements and a maltkiln at the N.W. angle of Charterhouse Lane and Wincolmlee Term: 10 years Rent: £130

14 Mar 1906


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) G. A. Dunn of Kentish Town, London, trading as Dunn & Co. retail and wholesale hatters Property: 4 Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £250 A draft copy of this document is held at C WT/2/437

25 Jun 1901


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Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) G. A. Dunn of Kentish Town, London, trading as Dunn & Co. retail and wholesale hatters Property: 4 Silver Street Term: 21 years Rent: £250

25 Jun 1901

C WT/2/438 Surrender Parties (i) G. A. Dunn (ii) The Charterhouse Property: 4 Silver Street

5 Jul 1918

C WT/2/439 Correspondence relating to the surrender held at C WT/2/438

[1918]

C WT/2/440 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Messrs. W. Marshall (Hessle) Ltd. of Hessle, whiting manufacturers Property: two pieces of land adjacent to Hessle foreshore as shown on plan Term: 7 years Rent: £72 A draft copy of this document is held at C WT/2/441

1 Jan 1907


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Messrs. W. Marshall (Hessle) Ltd. of Hessle, whiting manufacturers Property: two pieces of land adjacent to Hessle foreshore as shown on plan Term: 7 years Rent: £72

1 Jan 1907

C WT/2/442 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Goodsons Ltd., mantle and jacket manufacturers of Manchester Property: 64-65 Market Place Term: year to year Rent: £300 A draft of this document is held at C WT/2/443

14 Aug 1907

C WT/2/443 Draft tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Goodsons Ltd., mantle and jacket manufacturers of Manchester Property: 64-65 Market Place Term: year to year Rent: £300

14 Aug 1907


of 380


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Messrs. W. Marshall (Hessle) Ltd. of Hessle, whiting manufacturers Property: land adjacent to the foreshore at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 14 years Rent: £50 A draft copy of this document is held at C WT/2/445

10 Oct 1907


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Messrs. W. Marshall (Hessle) Ltd. of Hessle, whiting manufacturers Property: land adjacent to the foreshore at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 14 years Rent: £50

10 Oct 1907


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) W. C. Dawson of Hessle, solicitor Property: land adjacent to the foreshore at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 14 years Rent: £22

10 Oct 1907

C WT/2/447 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Buckton of Hull, trading as George Buckton & Sons Property: 56 High Street Term: 5 years Rent: £180

28 Feb 1908


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Newland Golf Club Ltd. Property: 21 acres on the south side of Endyke Lane, Cottingham Term: 10 years Rent: £55. 11s. 0d.

5 Jun 1908

C WT/2/449 Estimates from unidentified leases

Early 20th century

C WT/2/450 Estimates from unidentified leases

Early 20th century

C WT/2/451 Accounts

Showing the realisation and distribution of the estate of the Newland Golf Club Ltd., in voluntary liquidation

6 Sep 1918


of 380

C WT/2/452 Correspondence as to liquidation

[1918]


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) G. A. France of Newcastle upon Tyne, Commission agent and Canned Goods Importer, trading as J. A. France and Son Property: 81-82 High Street Term: 6 years Rent: £60

16 Jul 1908

C WT/2/454 Counterpart Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) F. L. Cowley trading as R. L. Cowley and Son, bootmaker Property: 7 Silver Street and a stable loose box and office Term: 5 years Rent: £142

1 Sep 1908

C WT/2/455 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Public House Co. Ltd Property: 6 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £147

1 Sep 1908

C WT/2/456 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) A. W. Thompson of Westminster, clothier and outfitter Property: 64 and 65 Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £250 for the first 7, £275 for the second 7, and £300 for the third 7.

18 Jun 1909


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) A. W. Thompson of Westminster, clothier and outfitter Property: 64 and 65 Market Place Term: 21 years Rent: £250 for the first 7, £275 for the second 7, and £300 for the third 7.

18 Jun 1909


Relating to the negotiation of the lease, complicated by the dissolution of A. W. Thompsons partnership in Messrs Thompson and Jackson of London

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of 380

C WT/2/469 Draft tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Thomas Dyer of Hull, dairy man and cow-keeper (tenant) (iii) Thomas Lingard of Waddingham Cliffe, Kirton Lindsey, Lincolnshire, farmer Property: Hessle Common Farm as described in schedule Term: year to year Rent: £220

17 Mar 1910

C WT/2/470 Letter from T Dyer As to the arrangements for his taking Hessle Common Farm, property in C WT/2/469

31 Oct 1909

C WT/2/471 Letter from T Dyer As to the arrangements for his taking Hessle Common Farm, property in C WT/2/469

14 Feb 1910

C WT/2/472a Assignment (draft) Parties (i) A. W. Thompson of London (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: the surrender of a lease of 64-65 Market Place Property: a judgement of debt for £75. 16s. 0d. against Hyde Thompson of Hull

9 Jun 1911

C WT/2/472b File of papers and correspondence

As to the debt in C WT/2/472a and the bankruptcy of Hyde Thompson of Hull, Lowgate, auctioneer

6 Mar 1911- Aug 1912


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Lloyds Bank Ltd. Property: 64-65 Market Place Term: £60 years Rent: £229

13 Sep 1911

C WT/2/474 Correspondence about the assignment held at C WT/2/472a

29 May 1911- 10 Jun 1911


Regarding the termination of A. W. Thompson's lease of 64-65 Market Place as a result of his failure in business

2 Feb 1911- 15 Jun 1911

C WT/2/476 Correspondence as to Lloyds Bank lease

3 Jul 1911- 23 Sep 1911


of 380

C WT/2/477 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) H. J. F. Crosby of Grimsby Property: a new warehouse, 95 High Street Term: 1 year Rent: £25

7 Nov 1911

C WT/2/478 Correspondence relating to lease held at C WT/2/477

9 Oct 1911- 8 Nov 1911

C WT/2/479 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) George Evans b) Francis Priestman of Hull, manufacturing confectioners Property: 4 Blackfriargate Term: until notice given Rent: £30

6 Jan 1912

C WT/2/480 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Ward and Abercrombie Ltd. Property: 5 Silver Street Term: 60 years Rent: £150

8 Mar 1912



8 Mar 1912



8 Mar 1912


1 Feb 1910


27 Mar 1913

C WT/2/485 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Henry Buckton of Hull, trading as George Buckton and Sons Property: 56 High Street recently rebuilt Term: 5 years Rent: £180

30 Aug 1912


of 380

C WT/2/486 Lease


31 Dec 1912

C WT/2/487 Notice to Andrew King to quit 62 Market Place

16 Mar 1921

C WT/2/488 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Herbert Dunkerley of Hull, consulting engineer Property: 95 High Street Term: until notice given Rent: £25

25 Nov 1913

C WT/2/489 Tenancy agreement (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Town of Hessle, butcher Property: 10a. 0r. 23p. north of Hull Road Hessle Term: year to year Rent: £38

1913

C WT/2/490 Tenancy agreement (draft) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. B. Stokes of Bristol, photographer Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 3 years Rent: £120

1913

C WT/2/491 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Cafe and Catering Co. Ltd. Property: 6 Silver Street Rent: £162

18 Jun 1915


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) G. A. France of Newcastle upon Tyne, Commission agent and canned goods importer, trading as J. A. France & Son Property: 81-82 High Street Rent: £70 Term: 5 years

17 Feb 1907


of 380


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. H. Peters of Hull, wine merchant Property: The De la Pole Tavern, a messuage, four tenements and a maltkiln at the north-west angle of Charterhouse Lane and Wincolmlee Term: 10 years Rent: £130

11 Mar 1916

C WT/2/494 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Dopkin Pauling of Hull, cow keeper Property: The Charterhouse farm at Hessle as described in schedule Term: year to year Rent: £195

30 Jan 1917

C WT/2/495 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Tom Goulding of Hull, hay and straw dealer Property: 21a. 3r, 9p. on the south side of Endyke Lane Term: year to year Rent: £62. 10s. 0d.

24 Apr 1918


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) B. J. S. Canby of Hull, tobacconist Property: 63 Market Place Term: 7 years Rent: £130

10 May 1918


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) B. J. S. Canby of Hull, tobacconist Property: 63 Market Place Term: 7 years Rent: £130

10 May 1918

C WT/2/498 Correspondence relating to lease held at C WT/2/496

20 Mar 1918- 9 May 1918


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) London, County, Westminster & Parr's Bank Ltd. Property: 4 Silver Street (ground floor) Term: 5 years Rent: £150 Endorsed with extension of the term for a further 2 years, 6 June 1923

12 Feb 1919


of 380


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) London, County, Westminster & Parr's Bank Ltd. Property: 4 Silver Street (ground floor) Term: 5 years Rent: £150 Endorsed with extension of the term for a further 2 years, 6 June 1923

12 Feb 1919

C WT/2/501-512 Missing as of Jan 2010

Correspondence and draft endorsement These items are currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

30 May 1923

C WT/2/513 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Bessler Wuchter & Co. Ltd. Property: 4 Silver Street (first floor) Term: 3 years Rent: £60

10 Jun 1919


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Bessler Wuchter & Co. Ltd. Property: 4 Silver Street (first floor) Term: 3 years Rent: £60

10 Jun 1919


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (iia) Norman Oughtred b) Herbert Harrison of Hull, shipbrokers Property: 4 Silver Street (second floor) Term: 3 years Rent: £30

26 Jun 1919

C WT/2/516 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) M. A. Soames of Hull, sugar boiler Property: 11-12 Fish Street Term: until notice given Rent: £60

9 Sep 1919

C WT/2/517 Report by Watson & Carter on the condition of 11-12 Fish Street

21 Jul 1919


of 380


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Scotford Ltd. Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £140

18 Mar 1920


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Cafe and Catering Co. Ltd. Property: 6 Silver Street (Cafe De la Pole) Term: 5 years Rent: £200

27 Aug 1920

C WT/2/520 Counterpart tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. B. Stokes of Bristol, photographer Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 3 years Rent: £120

4 Oct 1913

C WT/2/521 Letter Relating to the registration of a company by the tenant, J. B. Stokes, and the assignment of his interest to it

8 Feb 1915


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Scotford Ltd. Property: 7 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £140

18 Mar 1920


Relating to the surrender of lease held at C WT/2/522

16-30 Aug 1920

C WT/2/524 Surrender Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Scotford Ltd. Property: 7 Silver Street

13 Aug 1920

C WT/2/525 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Buckton & Sons Ltd. Property: 56 High Street Term: 10 years Rent: £360

27 Oct 1920


Relating to the terms for renewing Buckton's lease and the rents paid by their sub-tenants

19 Mar 1920- 19 Apr 1921


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C WT/2/527 Letter Relating to the renewal of lease held at C WT/2/525

25 Nov 1929

C WT/2/528 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) E. S. Morfin Property: 11-12 Fish Street Term: until notice given Rent: £60

19 Nov 1920


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Eagle Star and British Dominions Insurance Co. Ltd. Property: the ground floor of 4 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £300

23 Dec 1920



23 Dec 1920

C WT/2/531 Accounts of the Eagle Star and British Dominions Insurance Co. Ltd.

1919


Relating to the lease held at C WT/2/529

18 Sep 1920


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Ward & Abercrombie Ltd. Property: 5 Silver Street Term: 12 years Rent: £166

16 Feb 1921

C WT/2/534 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) R. B. King of Hull, watchmaker and jeweller Property: 62 Market Place Term: year to year Rent: £150

22 Dec 1921

C WT/2/535 Account of rent paid under lease held at C WT/2/534

1927-1929


of 380

C WT/2/536 Assignment (draft) Parties (i) Isadon Rosenthal of Hull, jeweller (ii) D. S. A. King of Hull, wife of R.B. King, jeweller Property: 62 Market Place formerly assigned by R. B. King to (i)

31 Mar 1928


Relating to the assignment of lease held at C WT/2/530

17 Nov 1927- 5 Apr 1928


Relating to the surrender of lease held at C WT/2/534

12 Apr 1929

C WT/2/539 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) R. B. Dixon of Cottingham, farmer Property: 3 closes on the south side of Endyke Lane Term: year to year Rent: £60

6 Apr 1923

C WT/2/540 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Sibborn of Hessle, coal dealer Property: 1a. 2r. 26p. on the east side of Eastgate, Hessle Term: year to year Rent: £10

6 Apr 1923

C WT/2/541 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Edgar Grotrian of Cottingham, gent Property: 3 1/6th acres near West Hill House, Hessle Term: year to year Rent: £20

24 Sep 1923

C WT/2/542 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. R. Taylor, sack manufacturer of Dundee in business as G. G. Taylor & son Property: 4 Blackfriargate Term: year to year Rent: £55

16 Jun 1926


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) G. A. France of Newcastle upon Tyne, Commission agent and a canned goods importer, trading as J. A. France & Son Property: 81-2 High Street Term: 5 years Rent: £70

16 Jun 1924


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C WT/2/544 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) B. J. S. Canby of Hull, tobacconist Property: 63 Market Place Term: 7 years Rent: £130

8 Dec 1924

C WT/2/545 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Cafe & Catering Co. Ltd. Property: 6 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £200 Lease endorsed with surrender, 26 August 1927

9 Jul 1925


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Hull Peoples' Cafe & Catering Co. Ltd. Property: 6 Silver Street Term: 7 years Rent: £200 Lease endorsed with surrender, 26 August 1927

9 Jul 1925


Relating to surrender held at C WT/2/545

2-26 Aug 1927

C WT/2/548 Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Bonderick (Transports) Ltd. Property: 4 Blackfriargate Term: until notice given Rent: £55

10 Mar 1926



1926


Relating to the termination of agreement held at C WT/2/494 for the Charterhouse Farm at Hessle

1 Apr 1927- 3 May 1928

C WT/2/551 Printed bill of particulars and conditions of letting Charterhouse Farm at Hessle

Oct 1916


of 380

C WT/2/552 Tenancy Agreement (copy) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) F. B. Grotrian of West Hill, House Hessle Property: 4 closes near west Hill House Hessle Term: year to year Rent: £25

13 Jun 1900

C WT/2/553 Abstract of the will of F. B. Grotrian

And deed of appointment of trustee, 1 July 1912

4 Jul 1901

C WT/2/554 Surrender Parties (ia) Sir H. B. Grotrian of Leighton Buzzard Beds., K. C.. b) Edgar Grotrian of Hessle, esq. (ii) The Charterhouse Property: West Hill House, Hessle and the land in leases 350 and 354 as shown on plan Schedule of 9 documents 1867-1912 relating to the property

18 Nov 1936

C WT/2/555 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Hennon of Hessle, physician Property: West Hill House, Hessle as shown on plan Term: 60 years Rent: £30. 3s. 6d.

19 Nov 1936


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Hennon of Hessle, physician Property: West Hill House, Hessle as shown on plan Term: 60 years Rent: £30. 3s. 6d.

19 Nov 1936

C WT/2/557 Accounts and vouchers

Of the expenses connected with the surrender and lease held at C WT/2/554-555

1936

C WT/2/558 File of correspondence etc. As to the surrender and lease C WT/2/554-555

14 Dec 1934- 20 Nov 1936

C WT/2/559 Tenancy agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Richard Hennon of West Hill House, Hessle, gent. Property: land at Hessle adjacent to West Hill House and described in schedule and shown on plan Term: year to year Rent: £9

25 May 1950

C WT/2/560 Draft of tenancy agreement held at C WT/2/559

With correspondence

20 Dec 1949- 2 Jun 1950


of 380

C WT/2/561 Extract from the leases of 1867 relating to land west of West Hill Estate, Hessle

1951

C WT/2/562 Plan of the West Hill Estate, Hessle

1951

C WT/2/563 Notes as to the interests in the land west of West Hill Estate, Hessle

5 Mar 1952

C WT/2/564 Notes as to the obligations of tenants to repair roads on the West Hill Estate, Hessle

18 Jul 1951

C WT/2/565 Summary of the lessees' covenants under the 1867 leases

Relating to land west of West Hill Estate, Hessle

1952

C WT/2/566 Copy of lease held at C WT/2/352

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) The Charity Commissioners (iii) James Reckitt of Hull, starch and biscuit manufacturer Property: 1 acre at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 4s. 6d.

12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/567 Lease

Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Property: West Hill Lode, Ashwood and Wensley on the south side of West Hill Road, Hessle as described in schedule and shown on plan Term : 99 years Rent: £550

2 Oct 1956


Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation Property: West Hill Lode, Ashwood and Wensley on the south side of West Hill Road, Hessle as described in schedule and shown on plan Term : 99 years Rent: £550

2 Oct 1956


Relating to the lease held at C WT/2/567

25 Oct 1955- 23 Oct 1956

C WT/2/570 Bond in £100 for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/96

19 Feb 1617


3 Oct 1639


of 380


14 Sep 1657


12 Apr 1655


13 Dec 1655


13 Dec 1660


9 Oct 1662


11 Dec 1662


20 Jan 1662


By Philip Seaman of West Ella, yeoman To the Charterhouse For the performance of covenants in a lease of the same date.

4 Feb 1663


18 Jan 1663


2 Jul 1663

C WT/2/582 Counterpart lease (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Francis Richardson of Hull, tailor Property: a messuage in Blackfriargate Term: 21 years Rent: 40s

24 Nov 1670


24 Nov 1670


13 Oct 1673


3 Dec 1674


10 Oct 1682


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C WT/2/587 Bond for the performance of covenants in C WT/2/204

1 May 1683


18 Mar 1685


11 Nov 1748


1 Jun 1753

C WT/2/591 Tenancy Bond in £150

By William Wilson of Cottingham, farmer To the Charterhouse Property: a farm in Cottingham Rent: £51 Term: Year to year

28 Jun 1785

C WT/2/592 Draft tenancy bond in £150

By William Wilson of Cottingham, farmer To the Charterhouse Property: a farm in Cottingham Rent: £51 Term: Year to year

28 Jun 1785

C WT/2/593 Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. R. Pease Property: land at Hesslewood Rent: 10s 6d.

22 July 1796

C WT/2/594 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To Thomas Taylor Property in High Street

20 Mar 1800

C WT/2/595 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To Thomas Burn Property at Hessle

11 Nov 1800

C WT/2/596 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To John Green Property at Cottingham

28 Jul 1801

C WT/2/597 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To Joseph Howard Property in Blue Bell Entry

10 Feb 1807


of 380

C WT/2/598 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To William Green Property: a farm at Hessle

25 Sep 1810

C WT/2/599 Notice to quit By the Charterhouse To John Pickering Property at Willerby

27 Sep 1810

C WT/2/600 Agreement That J. R. Pease having planted a plot of land in the Skiddy at Hessle shall have power to thin it for twenty years

20 Jan 1832

C WT/2/601 Quitclaim

By George Kay To the Charterhouse Consideration: £17 10s. 0. For building, fixtures and materials, at Hessle Farm

5 Feb 1850

C WT/2/602 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) William Harris of Hull, draper (ii) made alterations to 65 Market Place as specified in a plan (possibly one of those at C WT/3/81-82)

3 Jan 1856

C WT/2/603 Duplicate of lease held at C WT/1/213

Parties: (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Higdon of Hull, merchant Property: a messuage on the east side of High Street recently rebuilt and repainted by (ii) Term: 21 years Rent: £24

12 Mar 1867

C WT/2/604 Correspondence and papers

Relating to claims for tenant right and landlords compensation in respect of a farm at Hessle given up by T. H. Richardson

Mar-Dec 1910

C WT/2/605a Tenancy Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Train of Hull, cowkeeper Property: a farm at Cottingham Term: Year to year Rent: £127. 2s. 6d. Endorsed with surrender of a part of the above and a reduction of the rent to £55. 11s. 0d., 11 May 1908

5 Mar 1897


of 380

C WT/2/605b Correspondence and papers

Relating to the assignment of the Chestnuts, Woodfield Lane, Hessle (held under lease held at C WT/2/357a) from the executors of Edgar Allen to J. G. and A. C. Brown

c.1910

C WT/2/606 Lease (indent) Parties (ia) Thomas Raikes b) Henry Barnard of Hull, aldermen (iia) Thomas Hewland the Elder of Willerby, yeoman. b) Thomas Hewland the Younger, of Willerby, husbandman. Property: West Hagg Pasture, Haltemprice Term: 21 years Rent: £7

12 Apr 1655

C WT/2/607 Memorandum of agreement To let nine acres and two beast gates to John Pickering of Willerby

1 Aug 1799

C WT/2/608 Leases of 62 and 63 Market Place

1961-1976


Assignment By Gammell Whincop, Thomas Whincop and John Whincop, doctors of divinity, John Vaux alderman of York, and Jane Thomasine late wife of William Smeaton of Hull, gent, deceased. To William Batman of York grocer and Mary his wife (daughter of Leonard Hudson deceased) Property: a messuage in High Street leased to Leonard Hudson by a leases of 16 April 1640


2 Jan 1638

C WT/2/610 Lease

Parties (i) the Charterhouse (ii) Haltemprice U.D.C. Property: 13.34 acres north of the railway at Hessle Term: 28 years Rent: £100

20th century


of 380

C WT/2/611 Duplicate of lease held at C WT/1/288 Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Anthony Bannister of Hull, merchant Property: one acre of land at Hessle as shown on plan Term: 99 years Rent: £21. 8s. 11d Relating to Lot 1 of leasehold property at Hessle purchased in 1959

[1867]


Lease of thirty acres at Willerby to O. Kirkham


20 Mar 1959


Lease of thirty acres at Willerby to O. Kirkham


9 Oct 1970

C WT/2/614 Lease of thirty acres at Willerby to O. Kirkham

29 Dec 1977

C WT/2/615 Agreement Parties: (i) the Charterhouse (ii) Hull and Grimsby Bill Posting and Advertising Co. Ltd. Property: wall of dairy farm near Cottingham level crossing for bill posting Rent: £10

20th century

C WT/2/616 Counterpart leases of `Wintersgill' The Cliff, Hessle

To D. A. Gosling and E. B. Gosling and correspondence, 1962-1978

28 Dec 1977

C WT/2/617 Leases of 7 Silver Street

1943-1966

C WT/2/617/1 Draft lease of the first floor to cable and wireless of 7 Silver Street

1943

C WT/2/617/2 Lease from G. L. Cullington to the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society of the first floor

20 Dec 1954

C WT/2/617/3 Lease to G. L. Cullington

8 Jun 1955

C WT/2/617/4 Draft lease to G. L. Cullington

8 Jun 1955

C WT/2/617/5 Correspondence

1954-1966

C WT/2/618 Leases of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street

1947-1972


of 380

C WT/2/618/1 Missing as of December 2016

Lease to S. D. Moore of the second and third floors of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

14 Oct 1947


Draft lease to S. D. Moore of the second and third floors of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

14 Oct 1947


Extra copy of a plan relating to lease to S. D. Moore of the second and third floors of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

14 Oct 1947


Lease to S. D. Moore (Dutton, Moore & Co.) of offices on the second floor of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time


Draft lease to S. D. Moore (Dutton, Moore & Co.) of offices on the second floor of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time


Lease to S. D. Moore (Dutton, Moore & Co.) of offices on the second floor of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time


Correspondence relating to 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1946-1952


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1966-1972

C WT/2/618/9 Lease to D. C. D. Moore, Colin Atkin and E. W. Gilbert of the first, second and third floors of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street

27 Oct 1972



1972

C WT/2/619 Lease of the ground floor of 7 Silver Street

1966-1967

C WT/2/619/1 Lease to Goodards and Cawley Ltd. of 7 Silver Street

13 Jan 1967

C WT/2/619/2 Lease to Goodards and Cawley Ltd. of 7 Silver Street 2 items

13 Jan 1967

C WT/2/619/3 Notice to terminate and operate break clause and assignment of lease to Mrs P. D. Tuxworth

Relating to 7 Silver Street, and includes two drafts

1979-1981


Relating to 7 Silver Street

1966-1967

C WT/2/620 Lease of the ground floor of 4 Silver Street

1963-1970

C WT/2/620/1 Lease to F. Taylor, W. J. Kelly, H. A. Kitching and D. W. Sutton


21 Dec 1967

C WT/2/620/2 Draft lease to F. Taylor, W. J. Kelly, H. A. Kitching and D. W. Sutton


21 Dec 1967



1963-1970



1972-1974

C WT/2/620/5 Correspondence and copies of assignments from F. Taylor, W. J. Kelly, H. A. Kitching and D. W. Sutton to J. A. Scrimgeour Relating to 4 Silver Street

14 Jan 1970


of 380

C WT/2/620/6 Notice of assignemnt from J. A. Scrimgeour to D. W. Sutton


16 Dec 1970

C WT/2/621 Leases of the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

1939-1970

C WT/2/621/1 Lease to the Employers' Liability Assurance Co. Ltd. Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

10 Feb 1939


Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

1938-1939

C WT/2/621/3 Lease to the Employers' Liability Assurance Co. Ltd. Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

25 Oct 1960

C WT/2/621/4 Draft lease to the Employers' Liability Assurance Co. Ltd. Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

25 Oct 1960

C WT/2/621/5 Plans

Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street. Includes four copies.

1960



1960-1968

C WT/2/621/7 Correspondence and copy assignment to J. A. Scrimgeour Relating to the ground floor of 5 Silver Street

4 Nov 1968

C WT/2/621/8 Notice of assignment to D. W. Sutton


16 Dec 1970

C WT/2/622 Lease of 7 Silver Street to Gordon, Watts & Co. Ltd. Lease 10 March 1969 and correspondence, 1966-1969 and notice to terminate and operate break clause in lease [c.1979]

1969-1979

C WT/2/623 Tenancy agreement And correspondence, 1966-1971 respecting the occupancy of offices on the first floor of 7 Silver Street by John Watson

1969

C WT/2/624 Tenancy agreement for the sites of 11 and 12 Fish Street

1962-1971

C WT/2/624/1 Agreement with Hutton & Co. (Ships Chandlers) Ltd. Relating to 11 and 12 Fish Street

22 Apr 1969

C WT/2/624/2 Draft agreement with Hutton & Co. (Ships Chandlers) Ltd. Relating to 11 and 12 Fish Street

22 Apr 1969


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C WT/2/624/3 Draft agreement with Hutton & Co. (Ships Chandlers) Ltd. Relating to 11 and 12 Fish Street

22 Apr 1969


Relating to 11 and 12 Fish Street

1962-1969

C WT/2/624/5 Papers relating to compulsory purchase order of 11 and 12 Fish Street

1968-1971

C WT/2/625 Lease of the ground floor of 6 Silver Street to Messrs. Oughtred and Harrison Ltd.

13 Jul 1946

C WT/2/626 Lease of the ground floor of 6 Silver Street to Messrs. Oughtred and Harrison Ltd.

14 Dec 1977

C WT/2/627 Lease of 62 and 63 Market Place (second floor) to T. E. Kettlewell & Son Ltd.

10 Nov 1976

C WT/2/628 Renewal of lease of Mentone House, West Hill, Hessle to Humberside County Council

16 Jun 1978

C WT/2/629 Tenancy agreement With Mr. Wilfrid Martin, and lease to Messrs. S. Dexter and D. C. Petersen, 22 June 1978 of the ground floor of 7 Silver Street

26 Jul 1967

C WT/2/630 Lease to Thorp Wright and Mills

And lease to Messrs. E. Mountain, A. M. Pinkney and S. Willie trading as Thorp Wright and Mills, 26 Apl 1977 of the first and second floors of 7 Silver Street

17 Oct 1968

C WT/2/631 Lease of 62 Market Place to Office Supplies (Northern) Ltd.

29 Jun 1948

C WT/2/632 Lease of 62 Market Place to Office Supplies (Northern) Ltd.

7 Nov 1961

C WT/2/632/1 Completed Lease

Relating to 62 Market Place and Office Supplies (Northern) Ltd.

7 Nov 1961

C WT/2/632/2 Draft Lease


1961



1958-1975


of 380

C WT/2/633 File of papers relating to the lease of 63 Market Place (ground and first floors) to Mr. E. L. Wright Includes a completed lease, a draft lease and correspondence

1960-1967

C WT/2/634 Tenancy agreement For office premises on the first floor of 7 Silver Street, terminated 30 November 1978

30 Nov 1970

C WT/2/635 Underlease

From Dutton Moore to Craftwares Ltd., of a shop at 63 Market Place

1981

C WT/2/636 Wayleave Consent Granted to Y.E.B. for Low Farm, Willerby

17 May 1983

C WT/2/637 Agreement relating to land adjacent to Cliff Cottage, Hessle

Between The Charterhouse and N.W. and J. M. Denton

21 May 1981

C WT/2/638 Mentone House, Hessle - Grant of New Lease

Between The Charterhouse and Humberside County Council and correspondence

10 Nov 1983- 2 May 1985

C WT/2/639 Lease between the Charterhouse and Michael De Lacey, and others

Regarding 62 Market Place

21 Sep 1990

C WT/2/640 Grant of Tenancy to T. Leonard and Son

Regarding 63 Market Place

Jul 1986

C WT/3 Miscellaneous Documents relating to the ownership and administration of property

Jul 1711- May 1986

C WT/3/1-34 Title, boundaries, wayleases, etc.

May 1765- 1956

C WT/3/1 Agreement (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Christopher Thompson of Hull, merchant Recital: (ii) has used the north end gable of a staith belonging to (i) in High Street in a new building and replaced a wall adjacent to it belonging to (ii) by a new one Consideration: £20 paid by (ii) Agreement that both walls should become party walls between the properties of (i) and (ii)

1 Jun 1794


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C WT/3/2 Acknowledgement By Christopher Scott, esq., of Hull. That the east wall of the Charterhouse Garden on which he had placed erections was the property of the Charterhouse.

2 May 1765

C WT/3/3 Award of Arbitration

By a) John Lund of York, gent b) George Brocklebank of Hessle, gent. Between (i) Elizabeth Harland of York, spinster and Ann Harland of Sutton in the Forest, spinster (ii) The Charterhouse As to the property of the late Philip Harland of Sutton in the Forest, father of (i) at West Ella, Part being freehold, part being rented from (ii) Terrier of the Charterhouse lands attached Bond in £500 by (i) to accept the award, 17 December 1766, attached.

15 Apr 1767

C WT/3/4 Acknowledgement By Samuel Bean of Hull, plumber. Relating to further erections on the wall in 3 belonging to the Charterhouse.

27 Aug 1773


By: William Gibson of Hull To: The Charterhouse To remove certain new erections on Charterhouse property at the junction of Blackfriargate and High Street and adjacent to his own when requested.

3 May 1776

C WT/3/6 Statement by Mr. Bourne, Master As to property claimed by the Charterhouse in connection with the Hessle enclosure

[1790s]

C WT/3/7 Accounts

Relating to an exchange between the Charterhouse and Mr. Sykes of land in Willerby, West Ella and Swanland

9 Feb 1797

C WT/3/8 Letter from Jn. Ralton of Hessle

Relating to an exchange between the Charterhouse and Mr. Sykes of land in Willerby, West Ella and Swanland

9 Feb 1797


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C WT/3/9 Mortgage (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Hull Corporation (iii) W. H. Dyses of Hull Recital: the need to rebuild the property to obtain a higher income Consideration: £507 Property: 63-65 Market Place Proviso for redemption with interest at 5%

2 Sep 1839

C WT/3/10 Release and surrender Parties (i) W. H. Dykes of Hull, gent (ii) The Charterhouse Consideration: £507 Property: 63-65 Market Place

5 Jan 1840

C WT/3/11 Statements

Made by Math. Hutchinson, Thos. Gower and Widow Levitt regarding land at Hessle claimed by Mrs. Rogers from the Charterhouse

n.d.

C WT/3/12 Letter from the Humber Conservancy to the Master Relating to the extension of a jetty at Hessle Foreshore

4 Mar 1848

C WT/3/13 Letter from John Clutton

Regarding alleged encroachment on the foreshore at Hessle

24 May 1866


Regarding H. M. Land Revenues which sought payment for an alleged encroachment on the foreshore at Hessle. Includes notes and plan.

24 May 1866- 27 Oct 1866

C WT/3/15 Draft letters from Thomas Thompson

Regarding H. M. Land Revenues which sought payment for an alleged encroachment on the foreshore at Hessle

1 Oct 1866- 29 Dec 1866

C WT/3/16 Draft letter from Thomas Thompson to John Clutton


14 Feb 1867

C WT/3/17 Draft letter from Thomas Thompson to John Clutton


14 Feb 1867

C WT/3/18 Statement of Thomas Thompson, Town Clerk

Regarding Bilton's land at Hessle

c.1867


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C WT/3/19 Copy of minutes

Regarding land at Hessle

1867

C WT/3/20 Letter from Thompson, Cook and Babington, solicitors

Regarding the ownership of the Hessle Foreshore arising from the reconstruction of a jetty on it by William Marshall, tenant of the Charterhouse

17 Apr 1885

C WT/3/21 Letter to Dr. Rollit from [H. W. Kemp] Regarding the ownership of the Hessle Foreshore arising from the reconstruction of a jetty on it by William Marshall, tenant of the Charterhouse

1 Jun 1885

C WT/3/22 Letter from Thompson, Cook and Babington, solicitors, to [H. W. Kemp] Regarding the ownership of the Hessle Foreshore arising from the reconstruction of a jetty on it by William Marshall, tenant of the Charterhouse

5 Jun 1885

C WT/3/23 Letter from Thompson, Cook and Babington, solicitors, to Alderman Leak

Regarding the ownership of the Hessle Foreshore arising from the reconstruction of a jetty on it by William Marshall, tenant of the Charterhouse

24 Aug 1885

C WT/3/24 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) M. H. Borrill of Hull, widow Acknowledgement: 1s per an. For (ii) to make a door and use a road of (i) from the back of 129 Bourne Street to Mason Street

26 Jun 1889

C WT/3/25 Agreement Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Joseph Hepworth of Hull, wholesale clothier Consideration: £100 for loss of light etc. to 7 Silver St. by the construction of Hepworth's Arcade Agreement as to the height of the east wall of the arcade as shown on plan

18 Jul 1894

C WT/3/26 Agreement Parties (i) John Mitchell of the Butchers Arms Inn Market Place (ii) The Charterhouse Recital: (i) has rebuilt premises on the west side of High Street encroaching on this land of (ii) on the south side of Blackfriargate Acknowledgement 5s per an.

1 Jul 1897


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C WT/3/27 Agreement Parties (i) The Hull Corporation (ii) The Charterhouse Agreement that (ii) may lay a water pipe to take water from a pipe in Blackfriargate Staith to supply water to the premises of Messrs. Des Forges & Son Acknowledgement 1s per an.

11 Jan 1879

C WT/3/28 Agreement Parties (i) J. R. Pease of Hesslewood, esq. (ii) The Charterhouse Recital: William Marshall executors rents adjoining lands of (i) and (ii) at Hessle and carries chalk quarried on the land of (i) across the land of (ii) for loading onto vessels Agreement that this right of road shall continue Acknowledgement: 1 guinea per an.

17 Jul 1901

C WT/3/29 Letters

From the National Telephones Company and the Corporation Telephones Department relating to pole etc. on Charterhouse property

c.1910-1920

C WT/3/30 Land tax redemption certificate

For land and buildings at the north-west junction of Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane as shown on plan

24 Jun 1924

C WT/3/31 Notice to owners and occupiers

Of the N. E. R. Bill in Parliament, 1924, in respect of Charterhouse property at Hessle

1924

C WT/3/32 Form of Consent and correspondence

As to a proposed electricity cable across Charterhouse land at Hessle as shown on plan

20 Nov 1950- 2 Feb 1951

C WT/3/33 List of Charterhouse properties

post 1956

C WT/3/34 Schedule of Charterhouse deeds

post 1940

C WT/3/35-48 Terriers, surveys and plans of land owned by the Charterhouse

1772-1844

C WT/3/35 Terrier or survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse at West Ella

Later exchanged for land at Willerby, based on leases of 1642 and 1663

18th century

C WT/3/36 Notes regarding survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse at West Ella

18th century


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C WT/3/37 Terrier or survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse of land in Hessle

18th century

C WT/3/38 Terrier or survey of lands and property owned by the Charterhouse

Farm by farm account giving names of fields and Flatts and the acreage of each piece of land. Includes notes on changes of tenenacy in later years added. Enclosed are plans, notes, letters, etc. relating to the various forms.

1772

C WT/3/39 Terrier or survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse of a farm at Ferriby

Giving the name, alignment, acreage and boundaries of each flatt in the open fields

1772

C WT/3/40 Terrier or survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse of two farms at Cottingham

Giving the names alignment, acreage and boundaries of each farm in the open fields with plan of Thwayte Closes and [added later?] summary of the new allotments

c.1772

C WT/3/41 Terrier or survey of land and property owned by the Charterhouse of six farms at Hessle and one at Willerby

Giving the names alignment, boundaries and acreage of each flatt in the open fields and plans of the old enclosures

c.1772

C WT/3/42 Coloured plan of the land called Thwaite Closes mentioned in C WT/3/40

c.1808

C WT/3/43 An account of lands and tenements belonging to God's House, Hull For farms, gives acreage, rent, and tenant, for town property street number (in some cases) and if a public house, name tenant and rent for investments, date and quantity purchased. Notes of subsequent action have been added throughout.

25 Mar 1833

C WT/3/44 Plan

Scale 15. to 5 inches. The Charterhouse Estate in Thwaite Street and Endyke Lane, Cottingham, giving acreages of fields and block plans of buildings (probably by L. B. Earnshaw of Hessle).

c.1844

C WT/3/45 Plan

Scale: 1 ch. to 1 ins. By: L. B. Earnshaw of Hessle The Charterhouse estate adjoining the Humber Bank, Hessle.

Sep 1843


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C WT/3/46 Plan

Scale: 1 ch. to 1 ins By L. B. Earnshaw of Hessle Charterhouse land at Hessle in the north side of the Turnpike Road, showing block plans of buildings and having a key giving the acreage and user of enclosure

Jun 1844

C WT/3/47 Plan

Scale: 150 links to 1 ins By L. B. Earnshaw of Hessle Land in Cottingham and Willerby, west of the Willerby to Beverley Road, with key giving the names user and acreage of the fields

Jun 1844

C WT/3/48 Plan

Scale: 7 ch. to 4 ins By L. B. Earnshaw of Hessle Land at Hessle on both sides of the Turnpike Road, showing aceages of fields and block plans of buildings.

Sep 1844

C WT/3/49-53 Plans of town properties

1830-1955

C WT/3/49 Ground plan

Scale: 20 ft to 1½ ins By Geo. Jackson, Jnr., architect Bluebell Entry, off High Street

27 Feb 1830

C WT/3/50 Plan and elevation

Scale: 1/8 ins to 1 ft By: J. A. Buildings on the east side of the Charterhouse

24 Oct 1848

C WT/3/51 Plan

Scale: 80 ft to 4 ins By R. A. Marillier Property in the Market Place leased to the executors of Joseph Jones

9 Jan 1955

C WT/3/52 Block Plan

Scale: 200 ft to 4½ ins 6 By Smith and Broderick, architects The Charterhouse

19th century

C WT/3/53 Plan of property bounded by High Street, Humber Street, Bell's Place and Blackfriargate

n.d.


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C WT/3/54-58 Plans for the residential development of the West Hill Estate at Hessle

1847-c.1900

C WT/3/54 Plan

Scale: 30 ft to 1 ins Property: Charterhouse land at West Hill, Hessle

mid 19th century

C WT/3/55 Plan

Scale: 1 ch. to 1 ins by Cuthbert Broderick For the layout of West Hill and the erectoin of 8 semi-detached villas (outline ground plan shown).

1847

C WT/3/56 Plan

Scale: 1 ch. to 1 ins By Cuthbert Broderick For the layout of a part of West Hill (larger than in C WT/3/54) with erection of 10 semi-detached and 3 detached villas.

1847

C WT/3/57 Plan

Scale: 240 ft to 5 ins By: W. H. Dykes, architect, of York For the layout of part of West Hill (as in C WT/3/54) with the erection of 8 detached villa residences.

mid 19th century

C WT/3/58 Plan

Scale: 1 ch. to 1 ins Land West of West Hill Road

c.1900

C WT/3/59-68 Plans of the chalk quarry adjacent to Hessle Foreshore

1877-1882

C WT/3/59 Plan

Scale: 30 ft to 1 ins Land between West Hill and the Humber showing a jetty and block plans of buldings.

mid 19th century

C WT/3/60 Plan

Scale: 80 links to 1 ins Land adjacent to the Humber showing the extent to which chalk had been removed.

1877

C WT/3/61 Plan

Scale: 60 ft to 1 ins Charterhouse land north of the railway at Hessle.

late 19th century

C WT/3/62 Plan

Scale: 60 ft to 1 ins Charterhouse land north of the railway at Hessle.

late 19th century


of 380

C WT/3/63 Plan

Scale: 60 ft to 1 ins Land adjacent to the Humber

late 19th century

C WT/3/64a Plan

By: J. Clark A rood of chalk at Hessle Cliff.

Aug 1848

C WT/3/64b Plan

Chalk sold to David Hearfield

1853

C WT/3/65 Plans

Chalk let to W. H. Hearfield

1870-1873

C WT/3/66 Plan

Scale: 32 ft to 1 ins By: R. G. Smith, F.R.I.B.A. Land at Hessle Cliff, sold to W.H. Hearfield

4 Oct 1877

C WT/3/67-68 Plans and sections

Scale: 66 ft to 1 ins By: J. W. A. Land at Hessle, based on forings as marked

16 Oct 1882

C WT/3/69-105 Papers relating to the construction, alteration, etc. of buildings owned by the Charterhouse

Apr 1778- Mar 1961

C WT/3/69 Contract (indent) Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Pycock of Hull To construct a messuage in Market Place to replace one recently destroyed by fire, according to a detailed specification Consideration: £360. 7. 0d. Endorsed with further agreement 4 March 1779 For a stable to be constructed at the above property and for repairs and extensions to a messuage occupied by Mr. Shields Consideration: £53. 7. 0.

24 Apr 1778

C WT/3/70 Draft of the endorsement identified in C WT/3/69

[1779]

C WT/3/71 Front Elevation and chamber (first floor) plans of a public house and 3 shops to be built at the south end of High Street, designed by E. Riddell & Son of Hull

1789

C WT/3/72 Specification of a public house and 3 shops to be built at the south end of High Street, designed by E. Riddell & Son of Hull

1789


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C WT/3/73 Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) John Fox of Hull, builder Consideration: £1190 For the erection of an extension to the Charterhouse as described.

4 May 1803

C WT/3/74 Ground plan of a house at Hessle Cliff

c.1820

C WT/3/75 Plan

Scale: 12 ft to 2 ins By David Thorp, surveyor A farmhouse and outbuildings at Cottingham with key indicating the cost of various portions.

1847

C WT/3/76 Plan

Scale: 10 ft to 1 inch By David Thorp, surveyor A farmhouse and outbuildings adjacent to the railway at Cottingham

1847

C WT/3/77 Front elevation of a farmhouse adjacent to the railway at Cottingham, by David Thorp, surveyor Scale: ¼ inch to 1 ft

1847

C WT/3/78 Ground plan of a farmhouse adjacent to the railway at Cottingham, by David Thorp, surveyor Scale: ¼ inch to 1 ft

1847

C WT/3/79 Chamber plan (first floor) of a farmhouse adjacent to the railway at Cottingham, by David Thorp, surveyor Scale: ¼ inch to 1 ft

1847


Plan and side and end elevations Scale: 1 inch to 4 ft By Charles Gott A dead house to be added to (The Charterhouse?) This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1 Apr 1852

C WT/3/81-82 Plans

Scale: 4 ft to 1 inch Four floors of a house in Market Place showing their internal arrangements before and after alteration by Wm. Harris and R. A. Marillier, surveyor to the Charterhouse.

20 Dec 1855

C WT/3/83 Plan of a house in Market Place showing alterations to be made by Mr. Goodson

Scale not given

1862


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C WT/3/84 Front elevation, section, ground plans of property at 7 Silver Street, by Smith, Broderick & Lowther, architects, Hull Scale: 4 ft to 1 inch

Late 19th century

C WT/3/85 First floor plan of property at 7 Silver Street, by Smith, Broderick & Lowther, architects, Hull Size: 12 ins × 13 ins

Late 19th century

C WT/3/86 Extracts from the Advisers' Committee Minutes

Regarding rebuilding Bucktons Warehouse, 56 High Street

1852-1881

C WT/3/87 Detailed report by R. G. Smith, surveyor, on desirable repairs, etc. Regarding rebuilding Bucktons Warehouse, 56 High Street

11 Aug 1899

C WT/3/88 Estimate by H. Webster of Drypool, bricklayer and plasterer Regarding rebuilding Bucktons Warehouse, 56 High Street

13 Oct 1899

C WT/3/89 Estimate by Henry Halfield, joiner and builder of Charterhouse Lane


13 Oct 1899

C WT/3/90 Letter from Bucktons' about responsibility for repairs


c.1899

C WT/3/91 Letter from Broderick, Lowther and Walker enclosing plans Regarding rebuilding Bucktons Warehouse, 56 High Street

12 Apr 1900

C WT/3/92 Letter from the Master to Thompson, Cook and Babington

Regarding rebuilding Bucktons Warehouse, 56 High Street, and relating to the history of this matter

16 May 1900

C WT/3/93 Building Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. H. Fenwick of Hull, builder The reconstruction of offices and altering warehouses at 56 High Street Consideration: £1564. 1. 5d.

3 Nov 1903


of 380

C WT/3/94 Building contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) J. H. Fenwick of Hull, builder Alterations at the Charterhouse Consideration: £952. 1. 0d.

1 Dec 1903

C WT/3/95 Plans, etc. By Broderick, Lowther & Walker, architects For the reconstruction of 64 Market Place Elevation and section of the facade Scale: 4 ft:1 inch Size: 15 ins × 21 ins Plans of ground, first and second floors Scale: 8 ft:1 inch Size: 20 ins × 14 ins Plans of basement and third floor sections Scale: 8 ft:1 inch Size: 21 ins × 17 ins

3 items

Feb 1909

C WT/3/96 Building contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Quibell & Son, & Greenwood of Hull, builders Altering 64 Market Place Consideration: £489. 2. 0d.

30 Jun 1909


As to the rebuilding of 95 High Street

8 Jul 1910- 19 Aug 1910

C WT/3/98 Correspondence relating to the reconstruction of the Master's House after war damage

7 Aug 1946- 9 Oct 1958

C WT/3/99 Building Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) Markwell, Holmes & Taylor, Ltd. The reinstatement of the Master's House Consideration: £15,995

7 Feb 1955

C WT/3/100 Elevations from four sides, and sections regarding the reconstruction of the Master's House after war damage

By North & Andrew, architects Scale: 8 ft to 1 inch Size: 27 ins × 22 ins

1953

C WT/3/101 Plans of ground and first floors regarding the reconstruction of the Master's House after war damage By North & Andrew, architects Scale: 8 ft to 1 inch Size: 27 ins × 22 ins

1953

C WT/3/102 Correspondence relating to the repair of West Hill Road, Hessle

20-29 Aug 1951


of 380

C WT/3/103 Building Contract Parties (i) The Charterhouse (ii) George Houlton & Sons Ltd. Modernisation and improvement of the Charterhouse Consideration: £41,600 Tender, 31 March 1960, attached Bill of quantities and estimate attached Ground and first floor plans attached

24 Aug 1960

C WT/3/104 Correspondence regarding alterations to the Master's House

19 Jun 1959- 4 Mar 1961

C WT/3/105 Plan of proposed alterations to the Master's House

By Roper, Spencer & Hall, architects Scale: 1 inch to 8 ft Front elevation and ground floor, at present and proposed, basement, first, second and third floors as proposed

1 Oct 1959

C WT/3/106-144 Insurance Policies

Fire policies give the location, brief description, materials of construction, occupier, business carried on, special relevant details and valuation for the property covered

1843-1947

C WT/3/106 Fire Policy

Of the Sun Fire Office Property: The Charterhouse and in High Street, Blackfriargate, Fish Street, Silver Street, Market Place, Hessle and Cottingham insured for £7,300

17 Apr 1843


Of the Sun Fire Office Property in High Street insured for £350

17 Apr 1843

C WT/3/108 Fire policy

Of the Sun Fire Office Extension to the Charterhouse insured for £350

11 Apr 1845

C WT/3/109 Cover to fire policy held at C WT/3/108

Of the Sun Fire Office Extension to the Charterhouse insured for £350

11 Apr 1845


Of the Sun Fire Office The Charterhouse including the Chapel and a farm at Cottingham, insured for £350

8 Feb 1848


Of the Sun Fire Office The Charterhouse including the Chapel and a farm at Cottingham, insured for £350

8 Feb 1848


of 380


Of the Sun Fire Office 3 unfinished houses and shops in Silver Street insured for £2,000

21 Sep 1848


Of the Sun Fire Office 3 unfinished houses and shops in Silver Street insured for £2,000

21 Sep 1848


Fire policy Of the Sun Fire Office As C WT/3/112 insured for £3,000


7 Feb 1849


Of the Sun Fire Office The Charterhouse insured for £11,300

10 May 1849


Of the Lancashire Insurance Co. The De la Pole Tavern, fire houses and a malt kiln in Charterhouse Lane insured for £1,300

24 Sep 1868


Of the Sun Fire Office The Charterhouse and the property in High Street, Blackfriargate, Fish Street, Silver Street, Market Place, Hessle and Cottingham insured for £13,935

18 Jun 1878

C WT/3/118 Description of Charterhouse property

Similar to that in 117 giving the valuations and as amended, stamped by the Sun Fire Office

22 Mar 1887


Of the Sun Insurance Office The Contents of the Master's house and the Charterhouse insured for £1,015

4 May 1892

C WT/3/120 Covering letter for fire policy held at C WT/3/119

Of the Sun Insurance Office The Contents of the Master's house and the Charterhouse insured for £1,015

4 May 1892


of 380


Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. (engraving of head office at 63 Market Place) The Charterhouse property in High Street, Wincolmlee, Hessle, Cottingham and Willerby, Blackfriargate, Fish Street, Market Place, Silver Street insured for £22,125 Endorsed with amendments, 21 & 27 June 1898

13 Mar 1896


Of the Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Co. Ltd. The De la Pole Tavern, fire houses and a malt kiln in Wincolmlee and Charterhouse Lane insured for £1,300. Endorsed with amendment, 29 March 1899.

13 Mar 1896

C WT/3/123 Employers Indemnity Policy

Of the Union Assurance Society

2 Jul 1907

C WT/3/124 Memorandum of charges relating to policy held at C WT/3/123

16 Jul 1915


13 Jul 1917

C WT/3/126 List of Charterhouse employees and [amount charged] relating to policy held at C WT/3/123

c.1907

C WT/3/127 Notice regarding the Workmen's Compensation (War Addiction) Act, 1917

Sep 1917


4 Sep 1917

C WT/3/129 Notice regarding the Workmen's Compensation (War Addiction) Act, 1917, relating to policy C WT/3/123

Aug 1917

C WT/3/130 Notice regarding the Workmen's Compensation (War Addiction) Act, 1917, relating to policy C WT/3/123

Dec 1919

C WT/3/131 Notice regarding the Disabled Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen and the Workmen's Compensation Insurance, relating to policy C WT/3/123

Dec 1919

C WT/3/132 Envelope with a list of Charterhouse employees and charges made, relating to policy C WT/3/123

c.1907

C WT/3/133 Property owners liability policy

Of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company Property in High Street, Wincolmlee, Clappison Square, and Charterhouse Lane. Endorsed with amendments, 1 Feb 1910 - 3 Dec 1914.

1 Feb 1910


of 380

C WT/3/134 Covering letter relating to the final endorsement of the property owners liability policy held at C WT/3/133

1914

C WT/3/135 Aircraft Policy

Of the Royal Insurance Co. Ltd. Property as in a missing fire policy of the same Company.

13 Aug 1915


Of the Royal Insurance Co. Ltd. Relating to the Charterhouse Garden and Yard.

2 May 1916


Of the Royal Insurance Co. Ltd. Property as in a missing fire policy of the same Company.

10 Aug 1916

C WT/3/138 Property Owners Liability Policy

Of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. Ltd. Property in High Street, Wincolmlee, Clappison Square, and Charterhouse Lane.

2 Dec 1925

C WT/3/139 Fire, etc. Policy

Of the Royal Insurance Co. Ltd. The Charterhouse and property in Charterhouse Lane, Wincolmlee, Clappison Square, High Street, Blackfriargate, Fish Street, Market Place, Silver Street, Hessle, Endyke Lane, Cottingham, insured for £66,311 Endorsements, 20 Jun - 15 Jan 1931

23 Jun 1928

C WT/3/140 File of endorsements, correspondence, etc., relating to the fire policy held at C WT/3/139

19 Jun 1935- 1 Jul 1944

C WT/3/141 Endorsements for missing policy [employer's?] of the Royal Insurance Co. Ltd.

c.1935

C WT/3/142 Property owners Policy

Of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co. Ltd. Property in Wincolmlee, Clappison Square, and Charterhouse Lane.

10 Oct 1932

C WT/3/143 Plate Glass Policy

Of Hull and Eastern Counties Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Co. Ltd. (engraving of the Holy Trinity Church) Plate glass located at 5 Silver Street, with correspondence attached.

5 May 1934


of 380

C WT/3/144 Schedule of property covered by a missing policy with the Royal Assurance Co. Ltd

On the Charterhouse and in Fish Street, Market Place, Silver Street, Hessle, Cottingham and Charterhouse Lane

1947

C WT/3/145-147 Miscellaneous

Jul 1711- Aug 1956

C WT/3/145 Schedule of Charterhouse leases in the Chest With brief details of parties, terms and additional notes on some of them

27 Jul 1711

C WT/3/146 Inventory

By John Yeoman, notary public. The ''areloms'' (i.e. contents) of the Master's House.

1 Sep 1768

C WT/3/147 File of Correspondence

Relating to the use of the Charterhouse Chapel by the congregation of Christ Church Sculcoates

17 Dec 1953- 10 Aug 1956


c.1850-1986

C WT/3/148 Plan

|Scale: 10ch. to 2½ inches Showing the bounds and extent of closes owned by Christopher Goulson, Robert Robinson, James Helme and the Charterhouse in Myton Ings and Granswick (als. Mount) Closes.

Late 18th century

C WT/3/149 Plan

Scale: 30ch. to 7½ inches Newington showing acreages, some ownerships and parochial allegiances

c.1850-1870

C WT/3/150 Plan

Scale: not given A farmstead occupied by - Vickerman at Ferriby, by John (Fox?).

mid 19th century

C WT/3/151 Survey

Hessle, giving occupiers, owners, description of property and acreages

1853

C WT/3/152 Applications for compensation

From the Central Land Board under section 48(3) of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1954 and section 58 of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1947

20th century

C WT/3/153 Account of a rental and inventory compiled by William Man, Master, c.1550

18th century


of 380

C WT/3/154 Easement for a street lighting cable on 4 Silver Street

25 May 1972

C WT/3/155 Wayleave

For the erection of a 3 phase 33,000 volts overhead line over OS fields 0951 and 9532 at Cottingham

c.1970

C WT/3/156 Agreement Between the Charterhouse and the Corporation as to a fire alarm cable across Charterhouse Lane

31 Jul 1968

C WT/3/157 Agreements with the Kingston upon Hull Broadcast Relay Service Ltd

1935-1936

C WT/3/157/1 Agreement for a wireless service at the Charterhouse

31 Jul 1936

C WT/3/157/2 Draft agreement for a wireless service at the Charterhouse

31 Jul 1936

C WT/3/157/3 Draft agreement for fixing brackets etc.

1935

C WT/3/157/4 Draft agreement for fixing brackets etc.

1935


Regarding agreements with the Kingston upon Hull Broadcast Relay Service Ltd

1936

C WT/3/158 Wayleave agreement with Rediffusion Ltd. for a cable on 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street

11 Sep 1958

C WT/3/159 Agreement between Hull City Council and the Charterhouse as to an electricity cable across Charterhouse Lane

28 Feb 1977

C WT/3/160 Contract with Robinson and Sawdon Ltd., for the erection of 18 dwellinge at the Charterhouse

23 Nov 1978

C WT/3/161 Plans 33a or 29r west of Pickering Road and sold to Hull Education Committee

1928

C WT/3/162 Copy of the plan and book of reference relating to the Hull and Selby Railway passing over the Charterhouse Estate at Hessle

n.d.

C WT/3/163 File of correspondence relating to improvement and modernisation

1954-1969

C WT/3/164 File of correspondence relating to damp-proofing and Improvement Grant

1971-1975

C WT/3/165 Plans and correspondence with the Charity Commission relating to a proposed extension

1937


of 380


Correspondence relating to offer by Eastfield Estates Ltd., for land at West Hill, Hessle together with drawing of area


1967

C WT/3/167 Plans of the Hessle Cliffe quarry

Showing areas agreed for in 1839 and 1841; 6ch to 1''

c.1841

C WT/3/168 Plan of Hessle Cliffe quarry by Geo. Wilkinson

30 ft to 1 inch

1847

C WT/3/169 Reports and correspondence relating to land holdings and boundaries

1979

C WT/3/170 Correspondence file relating to proposed redevelopment programme

Dec 1978- Aug 1985

C WT/3/171 Correspondence file relating to fire and inquiry, insurance matters etc. Regarding Wensley Lodge Hessle

May 1977- Jun 1985


Relating to objections by the Charterhouse against the Liverpool/Leeds/Hull Trunk Road (A63)

Sep 1978- May 1986

C WT/3/173 Rating Assessments

1958-1980

C WT/3/174 Record was deaccessioned

C WT/3/175 Matters involving the Offices, Shops and Railways Premises Act, 1963

1966-1969

C WT/4 The Government and Management of the Charity

Mar 1383- Nov 1981

C WT/4/1-11 Rules and regulations before 1870

1383-1813

C WT/4/1 Foundation deed

The full text and translation of this deed is given in Documents

1 Mar 1383

C WT/4/2 Orders made by the Mayor and Alderman touching God's House

1571


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C WT/4/3 Decree in Chancery

The Mayor and Burgesses of Hull, information and plts. John Clarke, Master of the Charterhouse, left. This decree arose out of a dispute between the Corporation and the Master and covered all aspects of the Charity's administration.

1764

C WT/4/4 Draft affidavit by the Master, Kingsman Baskett In the matter of the Maison Dieu or God's House Hospital commonly called the Charterhouse in or near Kingston Upon Hull

1813

C WT/4/5 Order of the Court In the matter of the Maison Dieu or God's House Hospital commonly called the Charterhouse in or near Kingston Upon Hull

22 Jan 1813

C WT/4/6 Report of John Simeon, Master in Chancery

In the matter of the Maison Dieu or God's House Hospital commonly called the Charterhouse in or near Kingston Upon Hull

17 Mar 1813

C WT/4/7 Order of the Court In the matter of the Maison Dieu or God's House Hospital commonly called the Charterhouse in or near Kingston Upon Hull

29 Mar 1813

C WT/4/8 Minutes of the order In the matter of the Maison Dieu or God's House Hospital commonly called the Charterhouse in or near Kingston Upon Hull

21 Mar 1813

C WT/4/9 Commission

From the Chancery for the investigation of the Charterhouse. Return of the jury attached 19 Jan 1652.

4 Jun 1652

C WT/4/10 List of Commissioners and jurors

[1652]

C WT/4/11 Extract from a Chancery suit

[1652]

C WT/4/12-19 Cases and opinions, etc.

1753-c.1800

C WT/4/12 Appointment of Brethren, audit, arrears of rent By Cor. Cayley, Hull

27 Jul 1753

C WT/4/13 Payment for quitrents in arrears

By Cor. Cayley

31 Jan 1771

C WT/4/14 Payment for quitrents in arrears

By R. Beatniffe

23 Apr 1771


of 380

C WT/4/15 Forfeiture for subletting of a farm leased to John Ringrose

By R. Beatniffe

10 May 1771

C WT/4/16 Right of way from the Charterhouse aero's Frenche's Gardens which the Dock Company propose to abstract By R. Beatniffe, Kirk Ella

25 May 1775

C WT/4/17 Power to employ a matron and apothecary and appoint room for the reception of the sick

By R. Beatniffe, Hull

21 May 1776

C WT/4/18 Supplement to a case before Mr. Wilbraham missing as to the death and replacement of the Master

c.1800

C WT/4/19 Statement by the Master (unnamed) as to the extra-parochial status of the Charterhouse

c.1800

C WT/4/20-83 Orders of the Charity Commissioners

Including the sealed copy unless otherwise indicated

1871-1946


To give 2,800 sq.yds. for the Boulevard and £500 for making up the road as shown on plan

3 Mar 1871

C WT/4/21 Copy of the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/20

To give 2,800 sq.yds. for the Boulevard and £500 for making up the road as shown on plan

[1871]

C WT/4/21a Order of the Charity Commissioners

General scheme for the charity

30 Apr 1872

C WT/4/22 Copy of the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/21a

General scheme for the charity

30 Apr 1872

C WT/4/23 Master's application for the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/21a

[1872]


For the reconstruction of premises adjoining Rotten Herring Staith

c.1880


For the reconstruction of premises adjoining Rotten Herring Staith

c.1880


of 380

C WT/4/26 Papers

Relating to an application to the Commissioners to erect additional rooms in the masters garden, to be paid for by an anonymous donor and for various other alterations

c.1880

C WT/4/27 Papers

Relating to an application to the Commissioners to erect additional rooms in the masters garden, to be paid for by an anonymous donor and for various other alterations

c.1880


The purchase of land at Endyke Lane

22 Aug 1883


The purchase of land at Endyke Lane

22 Aug 1883


For the execution of an order and payment of money to the Official Trustee

6 Nov 1888


For the execution of an order and payment of money to the Official Trustee

6 Nov 1888


For the purchase of 1,011 sq.yds. at Hessle

30 Jul 1889


For executing an agreement and paying money to the Official Trustees

12 May 1893


For alterations of 63 Market Place paid for with £500 from surplus income

23 Apr 1895


For improvements at Hessle Common Farm and method of payment

14 Dec 1897


For improvements at Hessle Common Farm and method of payment

14 Dec 1897


For alterations to a shop in Silver St. and method of payment

19 Jul 1898

C WT/4/38 Draft order of the Charity Commissioners

For alterations to a shop in Silver St. and method of payment

19 Jul 1898


of 380


For the sale of chalk and payments to Official Trustees. Sealed copy endorsed with variation, 17 Nov 1899.

3 Oct 1899


For the sale of chalk and payments to Official Trustees. Sealed copy endorsed with variation, 17 Nov 1899.

3 Oct 1899


General scheme for the Charity

5 Nov 1901


Grant of a pension to former matron

27 May 1901


Grant of a pension to former matron

27 May 1901


For the transfer of Hull Corporation Stock to the Official Trustees

10 Oct 1902


For the transfer of N.E.R. Stock to the Official Trustees

10 Oct 1902


For the transfer of N.E.R. Stock to the Official Trustees

9 Jan 1903


Variation of stipend of almspeople

9 Jun 1903


Variation of stipend of almspeople

9 Jun 1903


For the sale of 1r. 24½p. at Hessle

21 Aug 1900


For the sale of 1r. 24½p. at Hessle

21 Aug 1900


Alteration of stipend of almspeople

6 May 1904


Alteration of stipend of almspeople

6 May 1904


Sale of a strip of land fronting 56 High Street

28 Jun 1904


of 380


Sale of a strip of land fronting 56 High Street

28 Jun 1904


For rebuilding 56 High Street and improvements to the Charterhouse

22 Jul 1904


For rebuilding 56 High Street and improvements to the Charterhouse

22 Jul 1904


Sale of 24½ sq.yds. in front of 95 High Street

25 Nov 1910



25 Nov 1910


Rebuilding 95 High Street

3 Jan 1911


Rebuilding 95 High Street

3 Jan 1911


Variation of almspeoples stipends

8 Aug 1913



8 Aug 1913



24 May 1918



24 May 1918

C WT/4/65 Letter from the Commission regarding the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/63

1918


1918


1918


1918


Transfer of National War Bonds to the Official Trustees. Correspondence attached.

4 Feb 1919


of 380

C WT/4/70 Correspondence and 2 orders of the Charity Commissioners

Letters relate to payments to doctor and retirement and pension to master

27 Jun 1919


Regarding salaries of Master and Surveyor and expenses of services

24 Oct 1922


Regarding Doctor's salary

18 Jun 1926

C WT/4/73 Draft Order of the Charity Commissioners

Regarding Doctor's salary

18 Jun 1926


Variation in almspeople's stipends

7 Sep 1928


Variation in almspeople's stipends

7 Sep 1928


Variation of almspeople's stipends

13 Sep 1933


Variation of almspeople's stipends

13 Sep 1933


(Unsealed). The sale of land at Hessle.

19 Jan 1934


A mortgage of Hull Corporation be transferred to the Official Trustees. Correspondence and duplicate attached.

18 Dec 1934

C WT/4/80 File of correspondence and papers

Enclosing and relating to:- Order of the Charity Commissioners (Unsealed), and revision of the general scheme

2 Apr 1937


A war time supplement to the master's light and fuel allowance

11 Jul 1941


Pension for retired matron

24 Sep 1946


Pension for retired matron

24 Sep 1946


of 380

C WT/4/84-94 Trustee's Regulations

1901

C WT/4/84 Draft and report on the records of the Charterhouse

1901

C WT/4/85 Amended draft regulations made by the trustees

5 Nov 1901


5 Nov 1901


5 Nov 1901


5 Nov 1901

C WT/4/89 Regulations

1901

C WT/4/90 Regulations

1901

C WT/4/91 Plan

Showing the proposed aligned position of the organ and the bellows at the Charterhouse

1901

C WT/4/92 Draft report relating to documents as C WT/4/84

c.1901

C WT/4/93 Draft regulations as at C WT/4/85

5 Nov 1901

C WT/4/94 Draft minutes

15 Jan 1902

C WT/4/95-106 Minutes

1847-1952

C WT/4/95 Minutes of the Charterhouse (special) Committee of the City Council

16 Mar 1888

C WT/4/96 Minutes of the Charterhouse (special) Committee of the City Council

4 Apr 1888

C WT/4/97 A report presented to the above Committee by the Town Clerk

20 Mar 1888

C WT/4/98 Minutes of the Charterhouse (special) Committee of the City Council With annual accounts 1894-1898 appended

10 Oct 1898- 27 Jul 1901

C WT/4/99 Heads of certain alterations in the scheme for the Government of the Charity

Recommended by a Committee to the Corporation

Oct 1898

C WT/4/100 Heads of certain alterations in the scheme for the Government of the Charity

Recommended by a Committee to the Corporation

Oct 1898

C WT/4/101 Minutes of the Advisors of the Charterhouse

With copies of letter lists of tenders for work and property and other notes at end

11 Oct 1847- 7 Jan 1860


of 380


9 Apr 1860- 28 Jul 1882


8 Aug 1882- 9 Dec 1901

C WT/4/104 Minutes of the Charterhouse Trustees

6 Jan 1902- 2 Jul 1908


23 Jul 1908- 6 Oct 1922


12 Jan 1923- 29 Jul 1952


1775-1981

C WT/4/107 Declaration of trusts (draft) Parties (ia) Rev. Kingeman Baskett of Hull b) John Wray of Hull, bankers c) J. R. Pease of Hull, bankers William Bourne of Hull, bankers (ii) Kingeman Baskett £1,700 3% consols and other money to be invested from the surplus income of the Charterhouse to be held by (i) and the income to paid to (ii) as part of the Charterhouse income as specified.

c.1813

C WT/4/108 Report of the decision of the committee of the House of Comons

As to the parliamentary franchise of inmates of St. Johns Hospital, Bedford

1775


Relating to the orders of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/57-60

Dec 1910- Jan 1911

C WT/4/110 Case with the opinion of Mr. Crompton of Temple

As to power to sell land for the Hull and Bridlington Railway with valuation by Robert Brough, 3 Jun 1846 and correspondence with Messrs. Philips and Copeman, solicitors of the Hull and Selby Railway, attached

30 Jun 1846

C WT/4/111 Charity Commissioners' order as to Extraordinary Repair Fund

15 Sep 1976

C WT/4/112 Registration as a housing association under the Housing Act, 1974

12 Sep 1977


of 380

C WT/4/113 The Elsie S. Barney Memorial Fund for the provision of flowers on the altar and other improvements to the chapel of the Charterhouse

1961-1963

C WT/4/113/1 Trust deed

Regarding the Elsie S. Barney Memorial Fund for the provision of flowers on the altar and other improvements to the chapel of the Charterhouse

9 Apr 1963

C WT/4/113/2 Draft trust deed


9 Apr 1963



1961-1965

C WT/4/114 Trustees' visitors book

1916

C WT/4/115 The Charterhouse Scheme established by order of the Charity Commissioners

1 Volume

5 Nov 1901

C WT/4/116 The Charterhouse Scheme established by order of the Charity Commissioners

1 Volume

5 Nov 1901

C WT/4/117 Typed translation of the foundation deed of 1 March 1384

20th century

C WT/4/118 Typed translation of the foundation deed of 1 March 1384

20th century

C WT/4/119 Printed copy of the decree in Chancery

1764


1764


1764

C WT/4/122 The scheme of 1872 and an extract from the town clerk's report

22 May 1879

C WT/4/123 Order of the Charity Commissioners for the sale of the site of Blue Bell Entry, High Street

25 Sep 1961

C WT/4/124 Order of the Charity Commissioners for varying the scheme

2 Apr 1937

C WT/4/125 List of documents transferred from the Master to the Clerk to the Trustees

28 Jan 1902


of 380

C WT/4/126 List of documents transferred from the Master to the Clerk to the Trustees

28 Jan 1902

C WT/4/127 Report on the Charterhouse records by J. R. Boyle

c.1902

C WT/4/128 Draft of the Order of the Charity Commissioners held at C WT/4/57


[1910]

C WT/4/129 Report by J. R. Boyle on the powers of the Advisors of the Masters

19 Nov 1896

C WT/4/130 Correspondence regarding registration of Charterhouse under the Charities Act, 1960

Jan 1964- Oct 1979

C WT/4/131 Cylical Maintenance Fund

Oct 1979- Nov 1981

C WT/4/132 Minutes of the Trustees' Meetings

Feb 1965- Jun 1979

C WT/4/133 Minutes

Unsigned printed minutes of meetings of the trustees, with indexes

1928-1930

C WT/4/134 Minutes


1931-1933

C WT/4/135 Minutes


1934-1936

C WT/4/136 Minutes


1937-1939

C WT/4/137 Minutes


1940-1942

C WT/4/138 Minutes


1943-1950

C WT/4/139 Minutes


1951-1960

C WT/4/140 Minutes


1961-1970


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C WT/4/141 Minutes


1971-1979


Concerning the revision of the scheme (TC File No. 18522) 1 file

1956-1968

C WT/5 Correspondence

a) 1840 - 1901 Letters for the period 1840-1900 were gathered together in about 1900 and parcelled, for the period 1840-89 in ten-year bundles, and for 1890-8 in annual bundles. The contents of these bundles were as follows. 1840-49 One bundle of correspondence 1850-89 Each parcel contained a bundle of correspondence and a number of loose papers forming two parallel series. It is no longer clear why there should have been this separation but they have been listed separately. 1890-98 Each annual parcel contained one or two bundles of letters. There were bundles for 1890, 1891, 1893, 1894, 1895 and 1896. Labelled ''Letters'' and the year in red. Unlabelled bundles for 1892, 1897 and 1898 seem to belong to this series. There is a second series labelled ''Correspondence'' and the year in black for 1896, 1897 and 1898. Again it is not clear why there were two series. 1898-1901 One final and rather specialised bundle. The letters were variously addressed to the successive masters: Rev. T. Dikes, 1833-47, Rev. G. M. Carrick, 1847-9, Rev.J. H. Bromby, 1847-68, Rev.H. W. Kemp, 1868-88, Rev. J. T. Lewis, 1890-98, the solicitors to the Charity Messrs. Thompson and Marshall, later Thompson and Cook, later Thompson, Cook and Babington, their agents and surveyors and to the advisors Committee as a body through named members of it. For brevity the Master and solicitors are mentioned in the following list by title not name. The agents and surveyors named in the following list were Thomas Nicholson, L. B. Earnshaw and R. G. Smith. The documents have been listed in the order in which they appear in the bundles.

1832- Dec 1985


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b) 1901 to date Under the scheme of 1901 the work of routine administration was transferred from the master to the Town Clerk as clerk to the Trustees. Subsequent correspondence is therefore his. These letters are chiefly concerned with the routine business. This includes the selection, appointment and discipline of inmates, the appointment and remuneration of masters and the administration of property. A point mentioned several times in the 1928-30 letters is the decline of Silver St. as a shopping centre and the effects of this on Charterhouse Tenants' business. The correspondence for the 1940's is much concerned with the war, especially the bomb damage at the Charterhouse and the evacuation of the inmates, and later the post war reconstruction.

C WT/5/1-193 Bundles of letters

1832-1897

C WT/5/1 Letter from L. B. Earnshaw to David Hearfield

Agreement for the sale of three pieces of chalk as shown on plans

13 Jan 1843

C WT/5/2 Letter from G. Wilkinson, surveyor Valuation of Charterhouse property at Hull

24 Jan 1850

C WT/5/3 Letter from Solicitors to George Jackson

Notice to repair property at Blue Bell Entry

5 Apr 1847

C WT/5/4 Letter from Solicitor to J. R.Pease

Draft as to terms of tenancy at Hessle with notes of subsequent developments

17 Mar 1847

C WT/5/5 Letter from T. F. Hebblethwaite

Acreages, rents and tenants of property at Hessle

16 Jul 1847

C WT/5/6 Letter from Solicitors to Mr. Garbutt of the Yorkshire Banking

Cottingham and Willerby Co. Investment in Hull and Selby Railway

11 Aug 1847

C WT/5/7 Letter from Solicitors to the Master Money paid by the Railway for land at Hessle: part to be invested, part used for building Cottingham

16 Jul 1847

C WT/5/8 Letter from Solicitors to the Master Money paid by the Railway for land at Hessle: part to be invested, part used for building Cottingham

10 Aug 1847


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C WT/5/9 Letter from The Master to Wm. Dickinson

Agreement for the payment of 2s per an. for windows overlooking the east end of the Charterhouse

1 Dec 1842

C WT/5/10 Letter from John Scott, M.A. Case for his appointment as master

26 Nov 1849

C WT/5/11 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Paying for a substitute to take service in the Master's absence

11 May 1849

C WT/5/12 Letter from James Hopkinson to the [Master] Request to withdraw money from the Savings Bank for John Frostlute of Hull

9 Feb 1849

C WT/5/13 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Property in Wincolmlee

30 Nov 1850

C WT/5/14 Letter from Thomas Ibbotson of Nafferton Hall to the Master Testimonial for his tenant John Dixon, prospective tenant of Charterhouse farm

21 Jan 1850

C WT/5/15 Letter from The Master to J.R. Pease

Copy of an agreement as to a plantation made by J. R. Pease on Charterhouse land at the Skiddy, Hessle, and fair copy of C WT/5/4.

7 Jan 1832

C WT/5/16 Letter from Solicitor Account for giving advice in C WT/5/11

18 Jun 1849

C WT/5/17 Plan of rock at Hessle Cliff sold to Dr. Hearfield

Apr 1848

C WT/5/18 Letter from David Thorp, surveyor Quantity of chalk in one rood

19 Nov 1846

C WT/5/19 Plan of land at Hessle Cliff to be dug and levelled by D. Hearfield

Feb 1848

C WT/5/20 Plan of two areas of rock sold to D, Hearfield

Jan 1848

C WT/5/21 Copy of estimate of C WT/5/19

Jan 1848

C WT/5/22 Letter from George Benson to D. Hearfield

Order for cliff stone

1851

C WT/5/23 Letter from Thos. Thompson to C. Garbutt Broadley land at Hessle

25 Jun 1857

C WT/5/24 Letter from Thos. Thompson to C. Garbutt Broadley land at Hessle

25 Jun 1857


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C WT/5/25 Letter from J.R. Pease to the Charterhouse

Notice to ease trespass and the removal of soil supporting his land at Hessle

7 Apr 1853

C WT/5/26 Letter from Solicitors to Benjamin Pickering

Illegality of lights being opened to overlook Charterhouse property in Silver Street

19 Oct 1855

C WT/5/27 Letter from Henry Blundell to C. O. Garbutt Changes for plans for proposed improvements

28 Sep 1855

C WT/5/28 Letter from Thos. Thompson to B.M. Jalland

Blundell property in Wincolmlee, 21 Dec

c.1855

C WT/5/29 Letter from Henry Newmarch, vicar of Hessle

Includes statement of proposal for National School in Hessle

7 Jul 1854

C WT/5/30 Contract Between the Charterhouse and David Hearfield For the sale of 2 roods of chalk at Hessle to be moved in 6 years for £1,100 Advisors approval of the terms and estimate of the quantity attached.

30 Oct 1855

C WT/5/31 Letter from Ben Pickering to C.O. Garbutt Offering 1s per an. acknowledgement

29 Aug 1856

C WT/5/32 Letter from Humphrey and Marshall to Solicitor Mortmain (copy)

10 May 1855

C WT/5/33 Letter from Solicitor to the advisors

Blundell property, Wincolmlee

15 Mar 1855

C WT/5/34 Letter from Solicitor to C.O. Garbutt Mortmain

10 Dec 1856

C WT/5/35 Letter from Trinity House to [the Master?] Drawing attention to the confiscation of charity property under the ''Local Dues or Shipping Bill''

18 Feb 1856

C WT/5/36 Letter from H. Waddington to Churchwardens of the Charterhouse

Prohibition of burials in the Chapel

28 Feb 1855

C WT/5/37 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Out rent payable by Miss Broadley

22 Apr 1853

C WT/5/38 Letter from Henry Newmarch to J.H. Bromby

Enclosing and supporting letter held at C WT/5/29

16 Aug 1854


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C WT/5/39 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Encroachment of the Hessle Cliff jetty into the Humber

9 Mar 1858

C WT/5/40 Letter from J. R. Pease to the Charterhouse

Notice similar to C WT/5/25

3 Apr 1853


Progress in negotiations for Blundell property in Wincolmlee

4 Jan 1853

C WT/5/42 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Explanation of Bill

28 May 1851

C WT/5/43 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Messrs. Gresham & Jalland

Property matters Hessle, Cottingham, Wincolmlee

4 Jul 1853


Termination of negotiations with Blundell for Wincolmlee property

21 Dec 1853

C WT/5/45 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Broadley Land at Hessle

8 Nov 1857

C WT/5/46 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor Legality of mortgage to purchase land

14 Jan 1857

C WT/5/47 Letter from Master to Miss Broodbye?

Draft letters as to purchase of land

9 Jul 1857

C WT/5/48 Letter from C.O. Garbutt to Solicitors

Licence in Mortmain

11 Mar 1857


Charity Commissioners opposition to the licence in Mortmain

12 Sep 1857


Blundell property in Wincolmlee

31 Aug 1852



29 Dec 1851



3 Jan 1851

C WT/5/53 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Broadley land at Hessle

27 Jul 1857

C WT/5/54 Letter from Robert Marshall to [Solicitor?] Copy of letter as to licence in mortmain

15 Dec 1856


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C WT/5/55 Coloured plan of the river frontage at Hessle

Showing rock let to Mr. Hearfield, aswell as roads and a house

29 Jan 1855

C WT/5/56 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Ald. Thompson

Land the Charterhouse might purchase. Enclosing Plan of Land for sale in Willerby, shows part of villages of Wolfreton, and Kirkella. By R. & J. C. Wise, surveyors, etc., of Malton; Scale: 6 ch. to 1 ins; Size: 16 ins × 20 ins.

6 Dec 1856

C WT/5/57 Plan of chalk at Hessle Cliff sold to David Hearfield

Sep 1851

C WT/5/58 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor Disposal of surplus income

19 Apr 1857

C WT/5/59 Letter from T. Reeves to the Master Offer to give up lease to Blue Bell Entry

26 Apr 1857

C WT/5/60 Letter from C. O. Garbutt to T.S. Nicholson

Use of money from rock sale or building in Silver Street and Dock Shares

6 Mar 1863

C WT/5/61 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor Disposal of Surplus income

17 Apr 1857

C WT/5/62 Letter from W. T. Vernon, vicar of Kirk Ella to the Master Request for contribution for the repair and extension of the Church, enclosing subscription list at reference C WT/5/63

16 Apr 1857

C WT/5/63 Subscription list For contributions for the repair and extension of the Church, enclosed in letter from W. T. Vernon, vicar of Kirk Ella to the Master held at C WT/5/62

16 Apr 1857

C WT/5/64 Letter from Henry Cook to the Master Attendance of Mr. Thompson at a meeting

7 Oct 1868

C WT/5/65 Letter from Henry Cook to the Master Letter to the Town Clerk; personal

24 Aug 1868

C WT/5/66 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Request for information

4 Jun 1868

C WT/5/67 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor Purchase of property

8 May 1867

C WT/5/68 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Council's approval of proposed hospital for the widows of deceased brethren

29 Sep 1870


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C WT/5/69 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Approval of contribution to Hessle Church building fund

22 Apr 1869

C WT/5/70 Letter from Charity Commissioners to [Solicitor?] Copy; as C WT/5/68

23 Dec 1870

C WT/5/71 Letter from Charity Commissioners to [Solicitor?] Copy; land for the Boulevard

23 Dec 1870

C WT/5/72 Letter from Fras. Stamp to the Master A bust of de la Pole in the Chapel

23 Apr 1870

C WT/5/73 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment of money

22 Apr 1869

C WT/5/75 Letter from The Charterhouse and [...] Reckitt to Charity Commissioners

Request for more land to be included in a lease of land at Hessle

1866

C WT/5/76 Letter from Agents of the Charterhouse to J. R. Pease

Notice to quit land at Hessle

20 Sep 1866

C WT/5/77 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor

18 Jun 1866

C WT/5/78 Bundle of papers connected with an application to the Charity Commissioners to grant building building leases at Hessle

May-Oct 1866

C WT/5/79 Draft application to the Charity Commissioners to grant building building leases at Hessle

1866

C WT/5/80 Letter from J. H. Bromby to the Charity Commissioners

Regarding an application to the Charity Commissioners to grant building building leases at Hessle

May 1866

C WT/5/81 Rough notes

1866

C WT/5/82 Fair copy of C WT/5/75

1866

C WT/5/83 Rough Notes

1866

C WT/5/84 Letter from T. Thompson to A. Bannister Various aspects of the arrangement for the Hessle leases

13 Sep 1866

C WT/5/85 Letter from J.W. Pease to T. Thompson

Various aspects of the arrangement for the Hessle leases

18 Sep 1866


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C WT/5/86 Letter from Catherine Bannister to T. Thompson


26 Sep [1866]

C WT/5/87 Letter from T. Thompson to J. Lumsden


1 Oct 1866

C WT/5/88 Correspondence between Messrs. Thompson and Cook, Solicitors, and the Charity Commissioners

Relating to the terms and execution of the Hessle Building Leases

10-27 Nov 1866

C WT/5/89 Letter from Messrs. Thompson and Cook, Solicitors, to [the Charity Commissioners] Relating to the terms and execution of the Hessle Building Leases

20 Feb 1867

C WT/5/90 Letter from Messrs. Thompson and Cook, Solicitors, to the Charity Commissioners


Dec 1866

C WT/5/91 Notes by Messrs. Thompson and Cook, Solicitors


c.1866

C WT/5/92 Letter from the Charity Commissioners to Messrs. Thompson and Cook, Solicitors


4 Dec 1866



11 Dec 1866



14 Jan 1867



21 Feb 1867



25 Feb 1867


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7 Jan 1867

C WT/5/98 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master The achievements of his mastership

3 Jun 1897

C WT/5/99 Letter from Charity Commissioners to The Public

Notice of sale of land at Hessle

27 Mar 1877

C WT/5/100 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Increase of almspeoples' stipends

23 Jun 1880

C WT/5/101 Letter from J. W. Pease to the Master Offer to purchase land at Hessle

Jan 1878

C WT/5/102 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Arrangements

8 Mar 1871

C WT/5/103 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor New scheme

8 Mar 1871

C WT/5/104 Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor Copy; sale of land

24 Jul 1871

C WT/5/105 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Temporary allowance to widows

2 Aug 1871

C WT/5/106 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master New scheme

31 Jan 1872

C WT/5/107 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Enquiry into endowed charities

9 Apr 1872

C WT/5/108 Letter from Charity Commissioners to The Public

Notice of new scheme

25 Mar 1872

C WT/5/109 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of property

25 Oct 1876

C WT/5/110 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of property

6 Nov 1876

C WT/5/111 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of land at Hessle

5 Jan 1877

C WT/5/112 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Liability of the Charterhouse to pay poor rate

5 Mar 1874

C WT/5/113 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Proposed sale of Public houses

12 Mar 1877


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12 Mar 1877

C WT/5/115 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment of money

19 Nov 1877

C WT/5/116 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Enquiry into the charity

6 Dec 1878

C WT/5/117 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Reconstruction of premises adjoining Rottonherring Staith

1 Dec 1880


16 Aug 1880


2 Jul 1880

C WT/5/120 Letter from [the Master?] to [Charity Commisioners?] Draft reconstruction of premises adjoining Rottonherring Staith

n.d.

C WT/5/121 Letter from [the Master?] to [Charity Commisioners?] Draft increased stipends for inmates

n.d.

C WT/5/122 Letter from A. Bannister to the Master Donation for the restoration of Hessle church

3 Jul 1871

C WT/5/123 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Offer of property in Dixon's Entry

28 Jun 1876

C WT/5/124 Letter from (The Master?) to Charity Commissioners

Draft: increase in the Masters salary

20 Apr 1871

C WT/5/125 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Cost incurred in the sale of land for widening Charterhouse Lane

16 Feb 1872

C WT/5/126 Letter from (the Master?) to Charity Commissioners

Proceeds from the sale of land in Charterhouse Lane (draft)

24 Feb 1872

C WT/5/127 Letter from Wm. Botterill & Son to the Master Rearrangements of ancient lights on adjoining properties in High Street

8 Aug 1877

C WT/5/128 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Proposed reconstruction of an unused building adjoining Rottonherring Staith

27 Jul 1880


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C WT/5/129 Letter from Vicar of Hessle to the Master Renewed request for contributions to parish charities

31 Mar 1871

C WT/5/130 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Charity Commissioners enquiry

9 Mar 1871

C WT/5/131 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Completion of purchase of land at Hessle

13 Nov 1877

C WT/5/132 Letter from R.G. Smith to [the Master?] Purchase of land at Hessle

9 Nov 1877

C WT/5/133 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Regarding deeds

20 Sep 1880

C WT/5/134 Letter from Charity Commissioners to A. Bannister Contributions to Hessle parochial charities

30 Jun 1871

C WT/5/135 Letter from the Master to Charity Commissioners

Investment in Corporation debentures

22 Feb 1883

C WT/5/136 Two draft letters Includes letter from the Master to the Mayor regarding new rooms at the Charterhouse, and letter from the Master to [...] regarding Hessle cliff

6 Apr 1881

C WT/5/137 Two draft letters

Includes letter from the Master to [...] regarding proposed new scheme said to involve radical changes in the Charterhouse, and letter from the Master to Charity Commissioners regarding proposed new scheme said to involve radical changes in the Charterhouse

6 Apr 1881- 8 Apr 1881

C WT/5/138 Letter from the Master to [...] Draft; sale Public House licence

12 Apr 1881

C WT/5/139 Statement by the master Of his objections to the proposed abolishing of the Head Master

5 Apr 1881

C WT/5/140 Letter from the Master to [...] Draft sale of licence of Brotherton Tavern

6 May 1881

C WT/5/141 Two draft letters

Includes letter from the Master to [Charity Commissioners?] regarding the purchase of land on Endyke Lane, and letter from the Master to [Charity Commissioners?] regarding purchase of land on Endyke Lane

2 Feb 1883- 17 Feb 1883


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C WT/5/142 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Offer by Mr. Pease to purchase land near the Cliff at Hessle

20 Apr 1883

C WT/5/143 Letter from Albert Wilson to the Master Requesting election as honorary medical officer at the Charterhouse

13 Jun 1888

C WT/5/144 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Cashing Corporation Asylum Bonds

3 Sep 1888

C WT/5/145 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Cashing Corporation Asylum Bonds

1 Aug 1889

C WT/5/146 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment in Corporation Stock

6 Aug 1889

C WT/5/147 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of Investment in Consols

3 Nov 1881


1 Feb 1882


24 Mar 1882

C WT/5/150 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment in Consols

9 Dec 1882


24 Jul 1883


21 Jul 1882

C WT/5/153 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Hearfield's Quarry at Hessle

1 Jan 1881

C WT/5/154 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Abolition of mastership

1 Apr 1881

C WT/5/155 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Redemption of Corporation Asylum Bond

2 Jul 1887


4 Jul 1885


10 Nov 1884


6 Nov 1884


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C WT/5/159 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of land at Willerby and change in investment of proceeds

4 Jul 1884


20 Jun 1884


30 May 1884


4 May 1884


27 Apr 1883


31 Mar 1883


14 Apr 1883


14 Apr 1882


25 Mar 1882

C WT/5/168 Letter from the Master to J. W. Skirrow

Draft scheme proposed by the Council enclosing

3 May 1881

C WT/5/168 Letter from the Master to Town Clerk

Copy scheme proposed by the Council enclosing

n.d.

C WT/5/169 Letter from J. Skirrow to the Master Completion of a report

4 May 1881

C WT/5/170 Statement by [the Master?] As to the use of profits from Hessle Quarry

n.d.

C WT/5/171 Letter from Surveyor to the Master Hearfield's lease of chalk at Hessle Cliff

1 Jan 1881

C WT/5/172 Letter from the Master to the Mayor Dispute over Hearfield's lease of chalk at Hessle

6 Jan 1881


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C WT/5/173 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investments

18 Apr 1885


15 Aug 1884

C WT/5/175 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master New scheme for the trust

8 Aug 1884

C WT/5/176 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Purchase of land in Endyke Lane

4 Apr 1883

C WT/5/177 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment of dividends

15 Feb 1883

C WT/5/178 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Reconstruction of premises adjoining Rotton-herring Staith

2 Dec 1882

C WT/5/179 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Reconstruction of premises adjoining Rotton-herring Staith

20 Jul 1881

C WT/5/180 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Reconstruction of premises adjoining Rotton-herring Staith and the sale of the licence of the Brotherton Arms and New scheme

19 May 1881

C WT/5/181 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment in Hull Dock Company

16 Feb 1881

C WT/5/182 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Reconstruction of premises at Rottonherring Staith

17 Jan 1881

C WT/5/183 Letter from W. Marshallto Solicitor Jetty at Hessle

17 Aug 1885

C WT/5/184 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Council resolution as to the investment of charity fundsin Corporation stock

27 May 1882

C WT/5/185 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Council resolution for the amendment of the charities scheme

22 Apr 1881

C WT/5/186 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Council resolution acepting anonymous gift of additional rooms at the Charterhouse

8 Apr 1881

C WT/5/187 Letter from the Master to W. Skirrow, (inspector of the Charity Commissioners) Hessle chalk

5 Apr 1881


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C WT/5/188 Letter from R. A. Marither to the Master Hessle chalk

10 Mar 1881

C WT/5/189 Two letters regarding transfer of Brotherton Tavern Licence

Includes letter from Thompson, Cook and Babington, Solicitors, to the Master, and a copy of a letter sent to the solicitors from Kendall and Gruby

27 Oct 1882- 28 Oct 1882

C WT/5/190 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Appointment of married women as sisters

14 Jul 1882

C WT/5/191 Letter from Martin Samuelson to the Master Purchase of Hessle Road land

18 Apr 1882

C WT/5/192 Letter from the Master to Charity Commissioners

Erection of new rooms at the expense of J.W. Dibb

9 Feb 1884

C WT/5/193 Letter from Surveyor to the Master Sale of land at Hessle to J. R. Pease

30 May 1883

C WT/5/194-240 Miscellaneous letters and papers

1853-1891

C WT/5/194 Letter from Solicitor to [the Master and the advisors?] Report on negotiations for the purchase of land from Mr. Blundell

20 Dec 1853

C WT/5/195 Letter from Solicitor to the Master's advisors

Report on negotiations for the purchase of land from Mr. Blundell

5 Jan 1853

C WT/5/196 Letter from Solicitor Report on a quit rent paid by Thomas Broadley in 1769 in respect of land in Anlaby

1854


Purchase from Blundell

22 Feb 1855


Report on purchase from Blundell

2 Dec 1854

C WT/5/199 Letter from R.A. Marillier to the master and his advisors

The cost of purchasing and erecting extensions on land adjacent to the Charterhouse in Wincolmlee and Sykes Street

20 Feb 1863

C WT/5/200 Letter from Secretary of the Dock Co. to the Master Investments in the Company

27 Nov 1862


of 380

C WT/5/201 Papers relating to a Council enquiry

Includes copy of Council resolution, and press cutting regarding the debate

5 Mar 1868

C WT/5/202 Letters relating to a Council enquiry

Regarding Charterhouse residents and those applying for admission. Correspondence between Anthony Bannister, John Gresham and Mr. Nicholson

5-13 Mar 1868


In connection with the south Yorkshire Railway Bill as to Charterhouse property at Hessle, addressed to the Master

1862

C WT/5/204 Letter from Charity Commissioners to [the Master?] Copy building leases at Hessle

18 Jun 1866

C WT/5/205 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Investment in West Dock

13 Dec 1861

C WT/5/206 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Bannister Possible purchase of land at Hessle

7 Jan 1868

C WT/5/207 Auction sale bill for property in Wier Lane and First Lane, Hessle

To be sold by Charles Johnson

6 Feb 1868

C WT/5/208 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Nicholson

Footpath from the Charterhouse Garden to Mason Street

28 Dec 1865

C WT/5/209 Letter from Solicitor to Mr. Nicholson

Sale of stock to purchase Clappison Square, Sykes Street

28 Mar 1865


Backroad from Mason Street to Charterhouse Lane

30 Dec 1865


Purchase of property in Clappison Square, Sykes Street

9 Mar 1865


Purchase of property in Clappison Square, Sykes Street, and Wincolmlee

11 Aug 1868


Purchase of property on the east side of the Charterhouse

10 Mar 1868

C WT/5/214 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Cook

The function of the advisers

3 Jun 1868


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C WT/5/215 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Cook

Repair to the Master's house

4 Jun 1868

C WT/5/216 Draft resolution of the Advisers

In favour of buying the property to the west of the Charterhouse on the basis of the Surveyors Report

1868

C WT/5/217 Letter from Solicitor to Thos. Nicholson

Completion of purchase of property from lease

14 Sep 1868

C WT/5/218 Two letters regarding the offer of property in Charterhouse Lane and Wincolmlee

Includes letter from Holden and Sons to the Master, and a letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Nicholson

24 Jan 1868- 1 Feb 1868

C WT/5/219 Letter from Thos. Thompson to Mr. Nicholson

Repairs to property

7 Mar 1865

C WT/5/220 Letter from Thos. Thompson to the Master Leasehold premises in BlueBell Entry enclosing extract from lease held at C WT/5/221

28 Nov 1864

C WT/5/221 Extract from lease Relating to leasehold premises in BlueBell Entry enclosed in letter held at C WT/5/220

28 Nov 1864

C WT/5/222 Letter from Mr. Arden to the Master Requesting a contribution towards the cost of rebuilding Marie Kirby's Charity School Room, Cottingham

Feb 1863

C WT/5/223 Letter from Solicitor to the Master and his advisors

The legality of purchasing land for the extension of the Charterhouse

3 Dec 1863

C WT/5/224 Letter from Holden & Sons to the Master Offer by William Liddell to purchase land adjacent to his in Hessle Road, see plan held at C WT/5/225

3 Dec 1863

C WT/5/225 Plan land owned by Charterhouse on Hessle Road

Dec 1863

C WT/5/226 Draft resolution of advisers

3 Dec 1863

C WT/5/227 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Investment in Dock Company, enclosing Letter from Charity Commissioners to Solicitor, 25 February 1862

27 Feb 1862

C WT/5/228 Letter from Secretary of the Dock Co. to the Master Allocation of Dock Company shares

12 Mar 1862


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In connection with the south Yorkshire Railway Bill as to Charterhouse property at Hessle, addressed to C.O. Garbutt as receiver of rents

1862

C WT/5/230 Report by Thos. Thompson

Report on proposals for settlement of dispute with Mr. Pease over the chalk at Hessle

24 Jun 1864

C WT/5/231 Letter from H. Stalman, Lincoln's Inn to solicitor Opinions and letters as to the purchase of property from Pease

15 May 1868- 12 Jun 1868

C WT/5/232 Letter from W. Hearfield to the Master Sale of chalk at Hessle

7 Mar 1879

C WT/5/233 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Diversion of drain at First Lane, Hessle; and another letter concerning sale of land south of Hessle Road, Hessle, dated 15 Nov 1888

12 Feb 1878

C WT/5/234 File of correspondence regarding amendment of terms of Hessle building leases

Correspondents: A. Bannister, Robert Ash, Solicitor, Charity Commissioners, the Master

2 Mar 1871- 8 Jun 1871

C WT/5/235 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Purchase from the Conservancy Commissioners

10 Jun 1886

C WT/5/236 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Loan of document for illustration of ''Old Yorkshire''

16 Nov 1883

C WT/5/237 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master List of persons nominated by Mr. Dibb for the new rooms

27 Aug 1886

C WT/5/238 Mr. Hare's notes on a schedule for establishing a widow's house and increasing the Master's salary

c.1884

C WT/5/239 File of Letters

3 Oct. 1883 from John Hudson to the Master Offer to lease chalk at Hessle as shown on plan. 16 Oct. 1883 from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to Hart's warehouse 16 Oct. 1883 from Wm. Gillett to the Master Repairs to Silver St. shop 23 Oct. 1883 from Jesse Wilkinson to Master Offer for the repair of a house in Endyke Lane 23 Oct. 1883 from Joiner of Salthouse Lane to the Master Offer for making bridges, fences, etc., on land at Endyke Lane.

Oct 1883


of 380

24 Oct. 1883 from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to andersons warehouse 23 Oct. 1883 from H.J. Pease to the Master Offer to purchase land at Hessle to make a clear boundary between their properties.

C WT/5/240 From the Charity Commissioners

Notification of investments made on behalf of the Charterhouse

9 Aug 1890- 4 Jun 1891

C WT/5/241-564 First series of correspondence bundles

1890-1898

C WT/5/241 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Charterhouse

Report on the Hessle Road farm

10 Dec 1890

C WT/5/242 File of letters as to the letting of Hessle Common Farm

9 Dec 1890 from Henry Barton, cowkeeper of Barton. To The Master Application for Hessle Common Farm 8 Dec. 1890 from Robert Witty of Beverley Application for Hessle Common Farm. 9 Dec. 1890 from Robert Stephenson of Hull Bridge Mills, Beverley Testimonial for Robert Witty. 9 Dec. 1890 from J. Vickerman of Hull, butcher to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 9 Dec. 1890 from Henry Smith to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 8 Dec. 1890 from Isaac Sewell of Barrow on Humber to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 9 Dec. 1890 from George Rowntree of Hull, fish & ice merchant to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 8-9 Dec. 1890 from Mark Robson of Patrington to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm (2 letters) 9 Dec. 1890 from T.H. Richardson of Hessle to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 10 Dec. 1890 from Wm. Rastall of Hessle to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 10 Dec. 1890 from Geo. Pinchbeck of Hull, draper & furnisher to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 8 Dec. 1890 from James Percy of Hull to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 10 Dec. 1890 from Robert Norton of Hull to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm N.D. from Mr. Jeckills of Hull, cow keeper to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm N.D. from John Hotham of Hessle to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 9 Dec. 1890 from J. Horncastle of Hull to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm

1890


of 380

9 Dec. 1890 from Thos. Dalton of Hessle, farmer to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 9 Oct. 1890 from James Bray of Hull, farmer to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 8 Dec. (?) from (J.?) Beecroft of Hessle farmer. to the Master Tender of Hessle Common Farm 13 Dec. 1890 from J. Horncastle to the Master Unfair treatment and repairs turning the tenancy of the farm

C WT/5/243 Letter from J. Horncastle to the Master Unfair treatment and repairs turning the tenancy of the farm

15 Dec 1890

C WT/5/244 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Erection of additional rooms

29 Dec 1890

C WT/5/245 Letter from The Art Metal Memorial to the Master Tender for memorial brass

7 Jul 1890

C WT/5/246 Letter from Brass Works, London to the Master Tender for memorial brass

8 Jul 1890

C WT/5/247 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Vacancies in the Charterhouse

22 Jul 1890

C WT/5/248 Letter from The Art Metal Memorial to the Master Memorial Brass for Rev. H.W. Kemp.

21 Aug 1890

C WT/5/249 Letter from Brass Works, London to the Master Memorial Brass for Rev. H.W. Kemp

6 Aug 1890

C WT/5/250 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Account for work on rooms

28 Aug 1890

C WT/5/251 Letter from H. E. Brochner to the Master Enclosing ground rent payment for property at West Hill Hessle

2 Sep 1890

C WT/5/252 Letter from L. M. Billany of Hull, dispensing chemist to the Master Request for room for Mrs. Stamp

15 Aug 1890

C WT/5/253 Letter from Superintendant of the Western Cemetery to the Master As to the grave of Margaret Eaton

16 Aug 1890

C WT/5/254 Letter from Atkinson & Son of Hull, plumbers, etc. to Smith & Broderick

Tender for water pipe and tap in Blue Bell Entry

20 Jan 1890


of 380

C WT/5/255 Letter from T. Linsley & Co. of Hull, beer merchants to Chairman of Charterhouse Committee

Supporting Sarah Hopwood's application for a room

18 Aug 1890

C WT/5/256 Letter from Hebblethwaite & Son to the Master Account for two years services

6 Apr 1890

C WT/5/257 Letter from Halls Barton Ropery to the Master Alterations to De la Pole buildings

11 Nov 1890

C WT/5/258 Letter from T. Chaffer to the Master Request for extended leave of absence because of sickness

10 Nov 1890

C WT/5/259 Letter from Proprietors of Sugar House Wharf to the Master Amendment to tender for coal

27 May 1890

C WT/5/260 Letter from Jesse Wilkinson of Hull, joiner, etc. to the Master Tender for a back corridor

8 Jul 1890

C WT/5/261 Letter from Art Metal Memorial Brass Works, London. to the Master Photograph of Canon Kemps brass

2 May 1890

C WT/5/262 Letter from Solicitors to the Master Meeting to consider tenders for Hessle Common Farm

10 Dec 1890

C WT/5/263 Letter from Hall's Barton Ropery to the Master Repairs to a warehouse

24 Nov 1890

C WT/5/264 Letter from National Telephone Co. to the Master Wayleave agreement for telephone pole on Charterhouse property

20 May 1890

C WT/5/265 Letter from Turner & Sangwin of Hull, contractors to the Charterhouse Estate

Tender for pile driving

9 May 1890

C WT/5/266 Letter from Proprietors of the Sugar House Wharf to the Master Tender for coal

9 Jun 1890

C WT/5/267 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Receipt of letter

30 May 1890


16 Jul 1890


of 380

C WT/5/269 Letter from Charles Rosindale of Hull, bellhanger & ironmonger to the Master Advice on repairs at 11 Fish Street

10 Apr 1890

C WT/5/270 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Expulsion of James Wright of Hull, inmate

31 Jul 1890

C WT/5/271 Letter from Dr. Molineaux to the Master Enclosing rent for land at Hessle

3 Feb 1890

C WT/5/272 Letter from H. Earle of Hull, cement manufacturer to the Master Offer to bear the expenses of Mr. William's funeral

1 Feb 1890

C WT/5/273 Letter from H. Earle of Hull, cement Manufacturer (view of works) to the Master Pension for Mrs. Williams

18 Feb 1890

C WT/5/274 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Behaviour of inmates

6 Feb 1890

C WT/5/275 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Vacancies

5 Mar 1890

C WT/5/276 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Conduct of James Wright

5 Aug 1890

C WT/5/277 Letter from Thos. Feetham to the Master Request for extension of leave of absence

18 Jul 1890

C WT/5/278 Letter from Henry Kemp to the Master Declining offer of proposed memorial to his father

19 May 1890

C WT/5/279 Letter from F. Hooton to the Master Enquiry as to inmate, R. Snowden

13 Oct 1890

C WT/5/280 Letter from Henry Kemp to the Master Memorial to his father

21 May 1890

C WT/5/281 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Request for report on Wright

8 Aug 1890

C WT/5/282 Letter from Susan Peters to the Master Account for weighing 42 tons of coal

7 Aug 1890

C WT/5/283 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Tender for altar railing

14 Aug 1890

C WT/5/284 Letter from Jesse Wilkinson to the Master Tender for altar railing

14 Aug 1890


of 380

C WT/5/285 Letter from (blank) to the Master Enclosing cheque

8 Aug 1890

C WT/5/286 Letter from The Proprietors of Sugar House Wharf to the Master Tender for coal

13 May 1890

C WT/5/287 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment matters

27 Apr 1891- 13 Jul 1891

C WT/5/288 Letter from Coal Inspector to the Master Price of coal

10 Jul 1891

C WT/5/289 Letter from Borough Accountant to the Master Assessment of Blackfriargate property

10 Apr 1891

C WT/5/290 Letter from A. Harley of Hull to the Master Request for replacement of warehouse windows at 7 Silver Street

15 Jul 1891

C WT/5/291 Letter from John Codner of Hull, decorator to the Master Tender for painting, etc., Hessle Common Farm

2 Apr 1891

C WT/5/292 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Agreement with Dixon

3 Mar 1891

C WT/5/293 Letter from Coal Inspector to the Master Comment on attached

29 Jun 1891

C WT/5/294 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Sale of property to the Corporation

13 Apr 1892

C WT/5/295 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Investment matters

27 Jul 1892

C WT/5/296 Letter from R. G. Smith to Solicitors

Sale of Hessle Chalk to Wm. Marshall

22 Dec 1892

C WT/5/297 Letter from Solicitor to the Master West Hill and chalk quarry, Hessle

13 Jul 1892

C WT/5/298 Letter from R. G. Smith to Solicitor (Copy) sale of Hessle chalk

2 Mar 1893

C WT/5/299 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master List of appointments to vacant rooms

15 Jun 1893

C WT/5/300 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Notice of vacancies

20 Nov 1893


of 380

C WT/5/301 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master List of appointments to fill vacant rooms

7 Dec 1893

C WT/5/302 Letter from The Hull Peoples Public House Co. to the Master Enclosing copy of agreement with Mr. Altken

30 May 1894

C WT/5/303 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Enclosing lease of 63 Market Place

13 Jun 1894


n.d.

C WT/5/305 Letter from F.B. Grotrian to the Master Bad state of main drain at West Hill, Hessle

1 Dec 1894

C WT/5/306 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Dangerous cornice on shop

5 Dec 1894

C WT/5/307 Letter from T. J. Dixon to the Master Request for draining field at Willerby

1 Dec 1894

C WT/5/308 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Silver Street improvement

14 Nov 1894

C WT/5/309 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master List of appointments to vacant rooms

2 Mar 1894

C WT/5/310 Letter from Waterworks Engineer to the Master Conversion from flat rate to metered waters supply

5 Feb 1894

C WT/5/311 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Lease of Hethams Shop to Mr. Cowley

25 Jun 1894

C WT/5/312 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Silver Street improvement

13 Nov 1894

C WT/5/313 Letter from Charles Pashley of Hull to the Master Building work at 39 Blackfriargate

2 Mar 1894

C WT/5/314 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointments to fill vacant rooms

5 Oct 1894

C WT/5/315 Letter from T. S. Notin to the Master Letters of presentation to the vicarage and lecturership of Holy Trinity

24 Dec 1894

C WT/5/316 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs to the roof of the De la Pole Tavern

26 Jul 1894

C WT/5/317 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs to storm damage

1 Mar 1894


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14 Mar 1894

C WT/5/319 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Redemption of bond

30 Jun 1894

C WT/5/320 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Agreement with Mr. Hepworth as to loss of light

6 Jul 1894

C WT/5/321 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Agreement with Mr. Hepworth as to loss of light

21 Jul 1894

C WT/5/322 Letter from Jn. & C. J. Hudson to the Master Agreement with Mr. Hepworth as to loss of light

24 Aug 1894

C WT/5/323 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Water supply to Market Place property

28 Aug 1894

C WT/5/324 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repair to gutter in Silver Street

28 Aug 1894

C WT/5/325 Letter from W. Marshall, whiting and Scouring Brick Manufacturer to the Master Offer to take over property let to Hudson of Hessle Cliff

15 Sep 1894

C WT/5/326 Letter from F. L. Cowley to the Master Repairs, etc., at new premises

22 Sep 1894

C WT/5/327 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Lease of property to Eastern Counties Insurance and insurance thereon

2 Nov 1894

C WT/5/328 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Lease of property to Eastern Counties Insurance and insurance thereon

7 Nov 1894

C WT/5/329 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Notice of vacancies

17 Dec 1894

C WT/5/330 Letter from F. S. Broderick to the Master Alterations at the vicarage

28 Dec 1894

C WT/5/331 Letter from Executors of George Finch of Hull, builder and undertaker to the Master List of work recently undertaken, with values

20 Dec 1894

C WT/5/332 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs to the roof of Goodsons premises

20 Dec 1894

C WT/5/333 Letter from Town Clerk to Solicitor Silver Street improvement (copy)

15 Nov 1894


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C WT/5/334 Letter from Solicitor to Town Clerk

Silver Street improvement (copy)

15 Nov 1894

C WT/5/335 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Enclosing cheque

2 Jan 1894

C WT/5/336 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Halcomb & Co.'s warehouse

26 Jan 1894

C WT/5/337 Letter from Middleton and Sons to the Master

1 Mar 1894

C WT/5/338 Letter from Middleton and Sons to R. G. Smith

Gable end of a house in Blue Bell Entry blown onto their adjacent property

1 Mar 1894

C WT/5/339 Letter from T. W. Atkinson, agent for C. H. Wilson to R. G. Smith

Need for cleaning their ditch between their properties in Cottingham

13 Dec 1894

C WT/5/340 Letter from W. Marshall, whiting and scouring brick manufacturer, Hessle to the Master Work at the quarry

18 Oct 1895


18 Dec 1895


22 Apr 1895

C WT/5/343 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Acknowledgement of letter

28 Jan 1895

C WT/5/344 Letter from R.L. Cowley & Son, bootmakers to the Master Compensation for loss during alteration

28 Jan 1895

C WT/5/345 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Regarding Robert Brock

31 Jan 1895

C WT/5/346 Letter from The Master to R.L. Cowley

Refusing claim in letter held at C WT/5/344 (draft)

31 Jan 1895

C WT/5/347 Letter from R. L. Cowley & Son to the Master Request for compensation

2 Feb 1895



of 380

C WT/5/349 Letter from Elizabeth Johnston of Bridlington to the Master Requesting extended leave of absence for mother

9 Feb 1895

C WT/5/350 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Cowley's compensation

11 Feb 1895

C WT/5/351 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Insurance of property

11 Feb 1895

C WT/5/352 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Cowley's compensation

13 Feb 1895

C WT/5/353 Letter from RLL Cowley & Son to the Master Cowley's compensation

19 Feb 1895

C WT/5/354 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Insurance policy

15 Mar 1895

C WT/5/355 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Covering rent payment

8 Apr 1895

C WT/5/356 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Vacancies

10 Apr 1895

C WT/5/357 Letter from Sanitary Dept. to the Master Choked gully at 63 Wincolmlee

23 Apr 1895

C WT/5/358 Letter from Waterworks Engineer to the Master Water supply cut off by frost

25 Feb 1895

C WT/5/359 Letter from Fred. Grotrian to the Master As to point raised by master (as to West Hill Hessle?)

18 Jun 1895

C WT/5/360 Letter from W. Alfred Gelder, architect. to the Master Skylight in the Arcade (Hepworth's?)

15 May 1895

C WT/5/361 Letter from J. Molineaux of Hessle to the Master Land drainage works

20 Jun 1895

C WT/5/362 Letter from W. Alfred Gelder to the Master Skylight in the arcade (Hepworths?)

4 Jun 1895

C WT/5/363 Letter from J. Molineaux to the Master Skylight in the arcade (Hepworths?)

22 Feb 1895

C WT/5/364 Letter from John. Richardson to the Master Enclosing rent, property improvements

13 Feb 1895

C WT/5/365 Letter from Waterworks Engineer to the Master Water supply to the Charterhouse

5 Mar 1895


of 380

C WT/5/366 Letter from Waterworks Engineer to the Master Water supply to the Charterhouse

30 Mar 1895

C WT/5/367 Letter from E. Good, builder & contractor to the Master Inspection of property

1 Apr 1895

C WT/5/368 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Vacancy

5 Nov 1895

C WT/5/369 Letter from Harrison Bilton & Sharp, business agents to the Master Offer for clients to release riverside land at Hessle

8 Nov 1895

C WT/5/370 Letter from W. Alfred Gelder to Smith and Broderick

Leeking water pipe in Silver Street. Enclosed in letter C WT/5/371.

22 Jan 1895

C WT/5/371 Letter from F.S. Broderick to the Master Enclosing letter at reference C WT/5/370

23 Jan 1895

C WT/5/372 Letter from Executors of George Finch, builder, etc. to [the Master?] Accident during building work

25 Jan 1895

C WT/5/373 Letter from Sanitary Dept. to C.T. Clark & Son

Choked drain at De la Pole Court, Charterhouse Lane

18 Jan 1895

C WT/5/374 Letter from Cowling and Swift, solicitors, York to the Master Ground rent for house at Hessle

17 Jan 1895

C WT/5/375 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Purchase of property in Silver Street

14 Jan 1895

C WT/5/376 Letter from R. Marshall to the Master Request for lame inmate, Thomas Robinson, to be removed to the ground floor

15 Jan 1895

C WT/5/377 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointments to vacancies

10 Jan 1895

C WT/5/378 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Appointments to vacancies enclosing rent

8 Jan 1895

C WT/5/379 Letter from F.B. Grotrian to the Master Maintenance of road at West Hill, Hessle

2 Jan 1895

C WT/5/380 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Burst pipe at Cowleys premises

2 Jan 1895


of 380

C WT/5/381 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Coal for the inmates

25 Apr 1895


C WT/5/383 Letter from R.L. Cowley & Son. to the Master Compensation (as in C WT/5/344)

26 Apr 1895

C WT/5/384 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Compensation (as in C WT/5/344?)

13 May 1895

C WT/5/385 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repair of Buckton's warehouse

13 May 1895

C WT/5/386 Letter from R.L. Cowley to the Master Regarding compensation, as C WT/5/383

15 May 1895

C WT/5/387 Letter from Halcombe & Co. Ltd., sack contractors, London. to the Master Enclosing rent

21 May 1895

C WT/5/388 Letter from Proprietors of Sugar House Wharf to the Master Tender for coal

22 May 1895

C WT/5/389 Letter from S.P. Wood, ironmongers, etc. to the Master Request to place telephone wires on 7 Silver Street

30 May 1895

C WT/5/390 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to property

23 May 1895

C WT/5/391 Letter from Jesse Wilkinson, joiner, etc. to R.G. Smith

Tender for repairs to Buckton's warehouse

23 May 1895

C WT/5/392 Letter from Henry Hatfield to R.G. Smith

Tender for repairs to Buckton's warehouse

23 May 1895

C WT/5/393 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Report on letters held at C WT/5/391 and C WT/5/392

25 May 1895


27 May 1895

C WT/5/395 Letter from T.H. Richardson to the Master Request for improvement and reduction in rent

31 May 1895

C WT/5/396 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to the roof, etc., adjoining Cowley's premises, includes estimate of works required

18 Jun 1895


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C WT/5/398 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to the roof, etc., adjoining Cowley's premises

17 Jun 1895

C WT/5/399 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to the roof, etc., adjoining Cowley's premises

20 Jun 1895

C WT/5/400 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Condition of land at Hessle

25 Jun 1895

C WT/5/401 Letter from E, Frost, builder, etc. to the Master Repairs to Charterhouse Farm, Hessle

17 Jun 1895

C WT/5/402 Letter from Thorney & Son for A.N. Jameson, hemp & flax manufacturer to the Master Notice of assignment of Hessle leasehold, 10 June

n.d.

C WT/5/403 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Audit

6 Jun 1895

C WT/5/404 Letter from Jos. Des Forges & Son to the Master Notice to quit High Street property

1 Jun 1895

C WT/5/405 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Hudson's quarry at Hessle

27 Jun 1895

C WT/5/406 Letter from Poskitt & Carney, paper stock merchants to the Master Repairs to 95 High Street

24 Jul 1895

C WT/5/407 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing rent

9 Jul 1895

C WT/5/408 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Gillyott's lighters mooring of their premises

3 Jul 1895

C WT/5/409 Letter from J. Dickson, painter to the Master Tender for cleaning Charterhouse Chanel

13 Aug 1895

C WT/5/410 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Noxious smells at their warehouse

13 Sep 1895

C WT/5/411 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Roof of warehouse

30 Nov 1895

C WT/5/412 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master State of Hessle quarries

4 Dec 1895

C WT/5/413 Letter from J.H. Richardson to the Master Enclosing cheque

4 Dec 1895


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C WT/5/414 Letter from Treasurer of Hessle Cricket Club. to the Master Enclosing balance sheet

9 Dec 1895

C WT/5/415 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Notice of advisers meeting

9 Dec 1895

C WT/5/416 Letter from Sanitary Dept to the Master Choked gully at De la Pole Place, Charterhouse Lane

10 Dec 1895

C WT/5/417 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Investments in N. E. R.

12 Dec 1895

C WT/5/418 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Receipt of accounts

20 Dec 1895


31 Dec 1895

C WT/5/420 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs at Goodson's property

18 Dec 1895

C WT/5/421 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Enclosing cheque

31 Dec 1895

C WT/5/422 Letter from J.E. Walker, accountant to the Master Requesting permission to attach a wire to 6 Silver Street

25 Jun 1895

C WT/5/423 Letter from C.J. Hudson to the Master Continuation of tenancy at Hessle

12 Jun 1895

C WT/5/424 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Report on condition and drainage of fields at Willerby

31 Jul 1895

C WT/5/425 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Estimate for a pump to deal with flooding of the cellar of King's premises in Market Place, 26 July

n.d.

C WT/5/426 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Hessle quarry malters, 25 July

n.d.

C WT/5/427 Letter from Chas, A. Webster to H. Webster Tender for pumps, etc.

18 Jul 1895

C WT/5/428 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs at King's premises

31 Jul 1895

C WT/5/429 Letter from R.L. Cowley & Son to the Master Enclosing rent, damp in shop

1 Aug 1895


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C WT/5/430 Letter from Hull Corporation to the Master Rate demand

22 Aug 1895

C WT/5/431 Letter from T.E. Kirkness to the Master Damp in Silver Street shop

22 Aug 1895

C WT/5/432 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Redemption of Corporation bond

3 Jul 1895

C WT/5/433 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Vacancy

5 Jul 1895

C WT/5/434 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to property adjoining Hepworth's Arcade

18 Sep 1895

C WT/5/435 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd to the Master Enclosing rent

31 Oct 1895

C WT/5/436 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Boundaries of Hessle property

30 Sep 1895

C WT/5/437 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Accounts for work done

21 Oct 1895

C WT/5/438 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Willerby farm

18 Oct 1895

C WT/5/439 Letter from W. Robinson & Son. & S. Clooinson, foreman to the Master Estimates of chalk at Hessle

16 Oct 1895

C WT/5/440 Letter from Hall's Barton Ropery to the Master Repair of warehouse doors

3 Oct 1895

C WT/5/441 Letter from John Harrat of Hessle to the Master Position of Dalton's house at Hessle

9 Oct 1895

C WT/5/442 Letter from John Harrat of Hessle to the Master Position of Dalton's house at Hessle

9 Oct 1895

C WT/5/443 Letter from Broderick & Peters to the Master Dissolution of partnership of retirement of J.H. Broderick

31 Oct 1895

C WT/5/444 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs at Goodson's property

2 items

9 Oct 1895

C WT/5/445 Letter from Halcombe & Co. Ltd., London to the Master Termination of tenancy of 4 Blackfriargate

10 Oct 1895


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1 Nov 1895


5 Nov 1895


25 Nov 1895

C WT/5/449 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointment to vacancy

6 Dec 1895

C WT/5/450 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointment to vacancy

11 Nov 1895

C WT/5/451 Letter from School Board to the Master Acknowledgement of letter

8 Oct 1895

C WT/5/452 Letter from Incorporation of the Poor to the Master Rate demand

12 Nov 1895

C WT/5/453 Letter from School Board to the Master Complaint against Charterhouse school

6 Nov 1895

C WT/5/454 Letter from G. Jackson to the Master Audit

29 Sep 1895


15 Jun 1896

C WT/5/456 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointment to fill vacancy

6 Feb 1896


10 Nov 1896


7 Aug 1896

C WT/5/459 Letter from National Telephone Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing wayleave payments

3 Dec 1896

C WT/5/460 Letter from National Telephone Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing wayleave payments

3 Dec 1896


8 Apr 1896


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C WT/5/462 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Appointment to fill vacancy

24 Oct 1896


8 May 1896

C WT/5/464 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Appointment to fill vacancy

1 Sep 1896

C WT/5/465 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Erection of new farm at Hessle

9 Nov 1897


25 Oct 1897


10 Nov 1897


20 Nov 1897

C WT/5/469 Letter from City Treasurer to the Master Appointments to fill vacancy

10 Nov 1897


1 Oct 1897

C WT/5/471 Letter from City Treasurer to the Master Appointments to fill vacancy

6 Aug 1897


29 Sep 1897

C WT/5/473 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Appointments to fill vacancy

6 May 1897


5 Mar 1897


5 Feb 1897


9 Sep 1897


1 Sep 1897


29 Oct 1897


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5 Apr 1897


1 Nov 1897


8 Oct 1897


8 Oct 1897

C WT/5/483 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Request for C. H. Wilson for sale or exchange of property at Cottingham

12 Jul 1897

C WT/5/484 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs needed at Hessle Common Farm

17 Jun 1897


5 Jul 1897


26 Mar 1897


6 Oct 1897

C WT/5/488 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Tender for water supply to Endike Lane property

1 Oct 1897

C WT/5/489 Letter from J. Villiers of Beverley contractor to R.G. Smith

Tender for water supply to Endike Lane property

29 Sep 1897

C WT/5/490 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Tender for water supply to Endike Lane property and a water pipe leak at Kirkuss property in Market Place

3 Nov 1897

C WT/5/491 Letter from Charles Ashton, plumber etc. of Cottingham to R.G. Smith

Price of pump

3 Nov 1897

C WT/5/492 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Letting fund at Hessle, repairs at Cottingham pump

22 Oct 1897

C WT/5/493 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs at Hessle Common Farm

27 Oct 1897

C WT/5/494 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs at Hessle Common Farm

26 Aug 1897


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C WT/5/495 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Painting Blackfriargate property

15 Sep 1897

C WT/5/496 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to 56 High Street

19 Aug 1897

C WT/5/497 Letter from (blank) to (blank) Hessle Cliff and Blackfriargate

[1897]

C WT/5/498 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Repairs to Hessle Common Farm

17 May 1897

C WT/5/499 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Repairs to Cottingham Farm

17 May 1897


18 May 1897

C WT/5/501 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Tenants proposed alterations to Market Place property

7 Jul 1897

C WT/5/502 Letter from R.G. Smith to the [Master?] List of tenders for painting various properties

20 May 1897

C WT/5/503 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master New buildings at Cottingham

30 Dec 1897


16 Dec 1897


17 Feb 1897

C WT/5/506 Letter from Charles H. Wilson to the (Master) Tender for Cottingham Farm

19 Feb 1897

C WT/5/507 Letter from Charles H. Wilson to the (Master) Tender for Cottingham Farm

23 Feb 1897

C WT/5/508 Letter from Frederick Fisher of Cottingham to the (Master) Tender for Cottingham Farm

24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/509 Letter from Henry Trotter of Cottingham to the [Master] Tender for Cottingham Farm, with remarks on the farm and alterations needed

n.d.

C WT/5/510 Letter from J. Mosely of Hull to R.G. Smith

Enquiry as to Cottingham Farm

n.d.


of 380

C WT/5/511 Letter from Henry Trotter to the Master Revision of tender for Cottingham Farm

22 Feb 1897

C WT/5/512 Letter from Henry Trotter to the Committee

Tender for Cottingham Farm

20 Feb 1897

C WT/5/513 Letter from James Coldbreath of Cottingham to the Master and the Committee


24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/514 Letter from Smith Ward of Eppleworth to Mr. Smith

Notice of intention to tender

19 Feb 1897

C WT/5/515 Letter from Smith Ward of Eppleworth to [Mr Smith?] Tender for Cottingham Farm

23 Feb 1897

C WT/5/516 Letter from G. Runton of Cottingham to Committee


23 Feb 1897

C WT/5/517 Letter from T. Howdle of Howdle Bros., drapers of Carr Lane Willerby (illustrated letterhead) Tender for Cottingham Farm

24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/518 Letter from George Pickering of Cottingham to The Committee


25 Feb 1897

C WT/5/519 Letter from John Mosely to The Committee


24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/520 Letter from J. Mosley Ltd. of Hull Dairy run & pork butchers to The Committee


24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/521 Letter from Joseph Horsley of Southfield House, Cottingham to The Committee and the Master Tender for Cottingham Farm

24 Feb 1897

C WT/5/522 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Redemption of Corporation Bond

9 Jul 1898

C WT/5/523 Tenders for work at 7 Silver Street with a summary

23 Apr 1898 Letter from Mark Harper to Smith & Broderick Alterations 23 Apr 1898 Letter from Vincent Knowles, builder, to Smith & Broderick Alterations 23 Apr 1898 Letter from W. Lison & Sons, builders, etc., to Smith & Broderick Alterations 23 Apr 1898 Letter from W. Sanderson, joiner, etc. to Smith & Broderick Alterations 23 Apr 1898 Letter from Tho. Goates, builder, etc. to Smith & Broderick Alterations

Apr 1898


of 380

23 Apr 1898 Letter from Executors of Thos. Southern, builder, etc. to Smith & Broderick Alterations 20 Apr 1898 Letter from G.F. Wells to Broderick & Lowther Heating apparatus


8 Jul 1898


4 Jun 1898


7 Sep 1898

C WT/5/527 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master Committee meeting

26 Jul 1898


27 Jul 1898

C WT/5/529 Letter from City Treasurer to the Master Appointment to fill vacancy

3 Jun 1898


11 May 1898


21 May 1898


6 May 1898


20 Apr 1898


13 May 1898


11 May 1898


16 May 1898

C WT/5/537 Letter from Hall's Barton Ropery to the Master Gas leak at 83 High Street

19 Jul 1898

C WT/5/538 Letter from N. E. R. to W. Ellison

Debenture stock invested on behalf of the Hull Royal Infirmary Chaplain's Fund

8 Jun 1898


of 380

C WT/5/539 Letter from W. Ellison to the Master Debenture stock invested on behalf of the Hull Royal Infirmary Chaplain's Fund

9 Jun 1898


13 Jun 1898

C WT/5/541 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Receipt of letter

19 Oct 1898

C WT/5/542 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Investment of receipts from sale of chalk

19 Oct 1898

C WT/5/543 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Repairs at 7 Silver Street

13 Oct 1898

C WT/5/544 Letter from Town Clerk to the Master As C WT/5/525, regarding vacancy

22 Sep 1898

C WT/5/545 Letter from Henry Trotter, provision merchant to the Master Weak roof at 4 Blackfriargate

3 Aug 1898

C WT/5/546 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Insurance

30 Jul 1898

C WT/5/547 Letter from W. Marshall to the Master Further lease of cliff stone at Hessle

17 Aug 1898

C WT/5/548 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Alterations to warehouse

8 Aug 1898

C WT/5/549 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Fire proofing office

19 Aug 1898

C WT/5/550 Letter from W. Marshall, whiting & scouring brick manufacturer to the Master Proposed meeting

13 Aug 1898

C WT/5/551 Letter from Brumby & Clark Ltd., publishers, etc. to (blank) Acknowledgement that their property overhang that occupied by Rev. Hughes Games

13 Jul 1898

C WT/5/552 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Alterations at Cottingham Farm

21 Jun 1898

C WT/5/553 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Work at 4 Blackfriargate and Cottingham Farm

20 Jul 1898

C WT/5/554 Letter from R.L. Cowley & Son to the Master Alterations and renewal of lease of 7 Silver Street

16 May 1898


of 380

C WT/5/555 Letter from R.L. Cowley & Son to the Master Alterations and renewal of lease of 7 Silver Street

14 Apr 1898

C WT/5/556 Letter from Gouldesborough & Son to the Master Repairs to Goodson's Market Place property

20 Jun 1898

C WT/5/557 Letter from Borough Treasurer to the Master Enclosing cheque for interest

30 Jun 1898

C WT/5/558 Letter from Henry Trotter to the Master Tender for renting 4 Blackfriargate

22 Jun 1898

C WT/5/559 Letter from R.G. Smith to --- Repairs at Cottingham Farm

10 Jun 1898

C WT/5/560 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Fire prevention at 56 High Street

18 Aug 1898

C WT/5/561 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Rate of Blackfriargate property to the Corporation

13 May 1898

C WT/5/562 Letter from Cottingham U.D.C. to the Master Requirements for the registration of Cottingham Farm for the sale of milk

2 Jun 1898

C WT/5/563 Letter from Hull Peoples Public House Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing rent

1 Sep 1898

C WT/5/564 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Insurance of 56 High Street

8 Sep 1898

C WT/5/565-620 Second Series of Correspondence Bundles

1896-1898

C WT/5/565 Letter from Borough Engineer to the Master Offer to purchase three houses at the junction of High St. and Blackfriargate

12 Dec 1896

C WT/5/566 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Loss involving S. Townsend

9 Dec 1896

C WT/5/567 Statement of rents received and monies paid into the bank belonging to the Charterhouse Estate (the property)

27 Mar 1896

C WT/5/568 Statement of rents received and monies paid into the bank belonging to the Charterhouse Estate (the property)

24 Mar 1897


of 380

C WT/5/569 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master License of drainage at Hessle

23 Jun 1896

C WT/5/570 Letter from R. G. Smith to the Master Defects of Cottingham Farm

3 Jul 1896

C WT/5/571 Letter from T.W. Atkinson to the Master Defects of Cottingham Farm

1 Jul 1896

C WT/5/572 Letter from W. Sanderson, joiner, etc. to the Master Explanation of an account

19 Nov 1896

C WT/5/573 Letter from W. Dunling to the (Master?) Cottingham property

28 Nov 1896

C WT/5/574 Letter from Cottingham Gas Co. Ltd. to Mrs. Dunling

Pump at her property

26 Nov 1896

C WT/5/575 Letter from R.M. Croper to the Master Medical attention of inmates

30 Jun 1896

C WT/5/576 Income tax accounts in respect of the De la Pole [Tavern?] and Hessle Cricket Club

3 Feb 1897- 6 Apr 1897

C WT/5/577 Letter from Charity Commissioners to the Master Receipt of accounts

29 Oct 1896

C WT/5/578 Letter from Thomas Prescott of Liverpool, sack contractor to the Master Warehouse formerly owned by Halcombe & Company

25 Jan 1897

C WT/5/579 Letter from M.A. Cobb to the Master Offringham Endowment contributions

24 Mar 1897

C WT/5/580 Letter from Halls Barton Ropery to the Master Blocked pipe

10 Mar 1897

C WT/5/581 File of letters pinned together 10 Mar 1897 from R. Coupland, draper to the Master Offer to buy land opposite First Lane 22 Mar 1897 from M.A. Cobb to the Master Offringham Endowment contributions 18 Mar 1897 from Samuel Townsend, merchant, etc. to the Master Water changes for W.C.'s. at 12 Fish Street

Mar 1897

C WT/5/582 Letter from M. Samuelson to the Master Enclosing rent for Hessle property

8 Jan 1897


of 380

C WT/5/583 Letter from Solicitor to the Master Enclosing copy of a letter from G. Horford to Thompson, Cook and Babington, Solicitors, dated 11 Mar 1897

12 Mar 1897

C WT/5/584 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Fire loss at Charterhouse

4 Mar 1897

C WT/5/585 Letter from The Peoples Public House Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing rent

3 Mar 1897

C WT/5/586 Letter from Fred. B. Grotrian to the Master Enclosing rent for land at Hessle

3 Mar 1897

C WT/5/587 Letter from Jos. M. Horsley to the Master Expressing interest in a farm adjacent to his house [at Cottingham?]

23 Feb 1897

C WT/5/588 Letter from M.O.H. Dept. to the Master Nuisance to the rear of the Charterhouse

27 Feb 1897

C WT/5/589 Letter from The Master to Halls Barton Ropery

Draft, dispute over overhanging building

17 Feb 1897

C WT/5/590 Letter from Robert Goodson & Co. Ltd. to the Master Enclosing rent

20 Feb 1897

C WT/5/591 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Storm damage to warehouse roof

6 Feb 1897

C WT/5/592 Letter from Halls Barton Ropery to the Master Dispute over overhanging building

19 Feb 1897

C WT/5/593 Letter from Halls Barton Ropery to the Master Dispute over overhanging building

3 Feb 1897

C WT/5/594 Draft tenancy agreement Between the Charterhouse and the Hessle Cricket Club for letting the Cricket Field in Hull Rd. on a yearly tenancy at a rent of £18

[1897]

C WT/5/595 Notes on the water supply to Blue Bell Entry and rebuilding at Hessle Common services

[1897]

C WT/5/596 Notes on Durlings Farm and the services of Dr. Cooper Of reverse of: 11 Jan. [1897] The Secretary of the Church Association Master Accounts of the Hull Branch

[1897]


of 380

C WT/5/597 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Enclosing C WT/5/598-9

26 May 1897

C WT/5/598 Letter from J.Y. Tour & Sons, painters, etc. to the Master Tenders for painting the Charterhouse and property in High Street and Blackfriargate

25 May 1897

C WT/5/599 Letter from J.Y. Tour & Sons, painters, etc. to the Master Tenders for painting the Charterhouse and property in High Street and Blackfriargate

25 May 1897

C WT/5/600 Letter from W. Marshall to the (Master) Slips on property at [Hessle?]

20 Feb 1897

C WT/5/601 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Notes on 1-3 Blackfriargate

1 Jan 1897

C WT/5/602 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Notes on 1-3 Blackfriargate

1 Jan 1897

C WT/5/603 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Sale of Chalk to W. Marshall

30 Jul 1897

C WT/5/604 Instructions for making in-payments and Bank of England paying in slip

[1897]

C WT/5/605 Instructions for making in-payments and Bank of England paying in slip

[1897]

C WT/5/606 Letter from Geo. Buckton & Sons to the Master Repairs to property

29 Nov 1897

C WT/5/607 File of tenders for painting work

15 May 1897 T. Bailey 15 May 1897 J. Dickson 13 May 1897 J.Y. Tour & Sons 15 May 1897 Geo. Harbrow 15 May 1897 J. Godner & Sons 15 May 1897 Robert Harvey 15 May 1897 John Winch

May 1897

C WT/5/608 File of tenders for a supply of coal 20 & 21 May Stonehouse Bros. (2) 19 May 1897 The Proprietors of the Sugar House Wharf 17 May 1897 G. Strachan 19 May 1897 A. Bannister & Co.

May 1897


of 380

C WT/5/609 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Enclosing order for the erection of new buildings at Hessle Common Farm

11 Jan 1898

C WT/5/610 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Receipt of accounts

29 Jan 1898

C WT/5/611 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Adjustment of premiums

27 Jun 1898

C WT/5/612 Letter from Yorkshire Banking Co. Ltd. to the Master Adjustment of premiums

8 Oct 1898


16 Jul 1898


22 Jun 1898


22 Jun 1898

C WT/5/616 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Loss at 56 High Street

23 Sep 1898

C WT/5/617 Letter from Broderick & Peters, wine merchants & brewers to the Master Enclosing rent

16 Sep 1898

C WT/5/618 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Insurance of Buckton's premises

21 Sep 1898

C WT/5/619 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Expenditure on improvements

6 Aug 1898

C WT/5/620 Letter from Andrew King to the Master Proposal to renew lease of 62 Market Place

1 Jan 1898

C WT/5/621-644 Correspondence

1889-1901

C WT/5/621 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master New buildings at Hessle Common Farm

23 Feb 1889

C WT/5/622 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Investments

15 May 1889


of 380


3 Jul 1889


21 Jan 1889

C WT/5/625 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Receipt of letter

7 Nov 1889

C WT/5/626 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master New building at Hessle Common Farm

10 Feb 1900

C WT/5/627 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Receipt of letters

8 Mar 1900

C WT/5/628 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Redemption of Corporation bond

4 July 1900


26 Jul 1900


6 Mar 1900


28 May 1900


24 Mar 1899


24 Jul 1899

C WT/5/634 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Sale of Chalk

27 Nov 1900

C WT/5/635 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Investment account

26 Nov 1900

C WT/5/636 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Redemption of Corporation Bond

9 Jul 1901

C WT/5/637 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Investment

21 Aug 1901

C WT/5/638 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Draft scheme

18 Oct 1901

C WT/5/639 Instructions for payment into the Bank of England

1901

C WT/5/640 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Expenditure on Hessle Common Farm

20 Nov 1901


of 380

C WT/5/641 Letter from Charity Commission to the Master Sale of chalk to the executors of W. Marshall

19 Dec 1901

C WT/5/642 Letter from Eastern Counties Insurance Co. Ltd. to the Master Notice of intention to renew lease

15 Feb 1901

C WT/5/643 Letter from R.G. Smith to Solicitor Buckton's warehouse

22 Feb 1899

C WT/5/644 Letter from R.G. Smith to the Master Copy

11 Nov 1898

C WT/5/645 Letter from R.G. Smith to Solicitor Hessle Common Farm

4 Mar 1897

C WT/5/646-668 The general correspondence files of the Clerk to the Trustees

1928-1969


A recurring theme is the movement of the shopping centre away from Silver Street and its effect on the tenants there.

1928


A recurring theme is the movement of the shopping centre away from Silver Street and its effect on the tenants there

1929


A recurring theme is the movement of the shopping centre away from Silver Street and its effect on the tenants there

1930


1934


1939


The effects of war and the evacuation of the Charterhouse as a result of bomb damage

1940


1945


1946


1947


1948


1949


of 380


1950


1951


1951-1952


1953-1958


1959-1963


1964-1969


1931


1931-1932


1933


1942


1944


1931-1950

C WT/5/669-688 Numbers not used

C WT/5/689-696 Further Accessions

1953-1985

C WT/5/689 Investments

1953-1970

C WT/5/690 General correspondence

1969-1975

C WT/5/691 General correspondence

1976-1980

C WT/5/692 Proposed redevelopment programme

1974-1978

C WT/5/693 File relating to the National Association of Almshouses

All routine correspondence and circulars have been removed from this file leaving important circulars, The Almshouses Gazette nos 31-86 (incomplete) and the Annual Report and Accounts

1959-1972

C WT/5/694 Miscellaneous Correspondence

1980-1983

C WT/5/695 Miscellaneous correspondence

Jul 1984- Dec 1985

C WT/5/696 Miscellaneous correspondence

Apr 1983- Jul 1984


of 380

C WT/6 Financial Records

Documents at C WT/6/186-212 were originally on a string file and a note on the reverse of C WT/6/240 suggests that those in this bundle and in bundle C WT/6/213-64 originally formed a single bundle. They have been listed in the order in which they were placed when removed from the string file.

1581- Dec 1984

C WT/6/1-558 The Financial Records of the Masters

1581-1901

C WT/6/1 Master's Accounts Book

1581-1645

C WT/6/2 Master's Account Book

With notes on the foundations, lists of inmates, 1690, 1708-10, copy of the agreement between the Corporation and Richard Kitson on his appointment as master, minutes as to admissions to the Charterhouse and lettings of property, 1688-1714.

1681-1731


At end, admission register, 1754-1801

1731-1825


1826-1901

C WT/6/5 Annual Accounts

25 Mar 1836


25 Mar 1847- 9 Sep 1847


25 Mar 1850


25 Mar 1858


25 Mar 1859


25 Mar 1860


25 Mar 1869


25 Mar 1870


25 Mar 1875


25 Mar 1876


25 Mar 1877


25 Mar 1881

C WT/6/17 Annual Accounts 25 Mar 1883


of 380


25 Mar 1884


25 Mar 1885


25 Mar 1886


25 Mar 1887


25 Mar 1848


25 Mar 1849


25 Mar 1850


25 Mar 1851


25 Mar 1852


25 Mar 1853


25 Mar 1854


25 Mar 1855


25 Mar 1855


25 Mar 1856


25 Mar 1856


25 Mar 1857


25 Mar 1858


25 Mar 1859


25 Mar 1860


25 Mar 1869


25 Mar 1870


25 Mar 1873


25 Mar 1875


25 Mar 1876


25 Mar 1877


25 Mar 1878


of 380


25 Mar 1880


25 Mar 1881


25 Mar 1884


25 Mar 1885


25 Mar 1886


25 Mar 1887

C WT/6/50 Cash Book

Feb 1833- Aug 1841

C WT/6/51 Cash Book

Partially duplicates of C WT/6/50 in another form

Feb 1833- Mar 1853

C WT/6/52 Cash Book

Mar 1853- Mar 1871

C WT/6/53 Cash Book

Mar 1871- Oct 1884

C WT/6/54 Cash Book

Mar 1873- Mar 1892

C WT/6/55 Cash Book

Mar 1892- Nov 1901

C WT/6/56 Rental Ledger

1848-1859


1859-1883


1882-1899

C WT/6/59 Rent Collection Sheet

Mar-Nov 1890


Mar 1891- Mar 1892


Mar 1892- Mar 1893

C WT/6/62 Bank Pass Book

The Master in account with the Yorkshire Banking Co. Ltd.

Mar 1894- Apr 1901

C WT/6/63 Bank Pass Book

The Master in account with Samuel Smith, Bros. & Co.

Apr-Dec 1901


of 380

C WT/6/64 Schedule of property

Giving description, acreage, rent, tenant and type of tenancy

1868

C WT/6/65 Account of money paid into the Bank in the year ending 25 March 1894

Mar 1894

C WT/6/69 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson and Marshall. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Feb-Dec 1846


Jan-Jun 1847


Sep-Dec 1847

C WT/6/72 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson and Marshall; Thompson and Cook, to 1872. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Oct 1847- 19 Oct 1848

C WT/6/73 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson and Cook. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Jan 1848- Sep 1849


of 380


Dec 1849- Mar 1850


Nov 1850- Mar 1851


Dec 1851- Jul 1852


Dec 1851- Jun 1853


Jan 1854- Oct 1854


of 380


Feb 1855- Jul 1856


Oct-Dec 1856


1857


Jan-Jul 1857


Apr-Aug 1858


of 380


May-Dec 1859


Mar-Jul 1861


Feb 1862- Mar 1863


Jul-Dec 1863


Jun-Dec 1864


of 380


Jan-Oct 1865


May 1865- Sep 1866


Aug 1866- Feb 1867


Aug-Oct 1867


Jan 1868- Jan 1869


of 380


Mar 1868- Feb 1869


Jul 1869- Aug 1870


Aug 1870- Jul 1871

C WT/6/98 Account (Cancelled)

1871


Jul 1869- Jan 1872


Mar 1871- Jan 1872


of 380

C WT/6/101 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson, Cook & Son. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Jul-Aug 1876

C WT/6/102 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson, Cook & Son. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Jan-May 1877

C WT/6/103 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson, Cook & Son up to 1878 and Thompson Cook and Barbing from then onwards. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Dec 1877- Jul 1879

C WT/6/104 Account Detailed bills: accounts for law changes submitted by Thompson Cook and Barbing. These detailed bills contain a chronological record of the negotiations reflected in the sales, purchases and leases in C WT/1 and C WT/2 and the general law business in the correspondence C WT/5. The dates given are those covered by the account itself.

Nov 1879- Oct 1881


Nov 1879- Oct 1881


of 380


May 1882- Feb 1883


Jun 1883

C WT/6/108 Receipt

1883

C WT/6/109 Letter from the Charity Commission

22 Oct 1883


Mar 1883- Nov 1884


Nov 1884- Dec 1885


Jan-Dec 1887


of 380


Dec 1887- Apr 1888

C WT/6/114 Voucher of William Robinson for lime

Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

29 Jun 1663

C WT/6/115 Voucher of William Catlin for digging foundation trenches


6 Jul 1663

C WT/6/116 Voucher of Alexander Tour, boatman for sand


7 Jul 1663

C WT/6/117 Voucher of Sam. Ward for Wm. Skinner for deals


8 Jul 1663

C WT/6/118 Voucher of Thomas Popplewell for joists


28 Jul 1663

C WT/6/119 Voucher of Thomas Popplewell for joists


28 Jul 1663

C WT/6/120 Voucher of Thomas Patrick for ironwork


15 Jul 1663

C WT/6/121 Voucher of Edmund Popple for old wood


15 Jul 1663

C WT/6/122 Voucher of William Kirkas for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

18 Jul 1663

C WT/6/123 Voucher of Richard Emerson for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

24 Jul 1663

C WT/6/124 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for pargetting walls and paving floors


26 Apr 1664

C WT/6/125 Voucher of Thomas Popplewell for laths and deals


Dec 1663

C WT/6/126 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for building hospital Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

1 Aug 1663

C WT/6/127 Voucher of Wm. Kirkas for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

1 Aug 1663


of 380

C WT/6/128 Voucher of Wm. Robinson for lime and sand


11 Nov 1663


8 Aug 1663

C WT/6/130 Voucher of Wm. Socker for bricks


10 Aug 1663

C WT/6/131 Voucher of Wm. Skinner for deals


13 Aug 1663


15 Aug 1663

C WT/6/133 Voucher of George Crowle for ''8 mill pantiles'' Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

19 Aug 1663


22 Aug 1663

C WT/6/135 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for tarred rope for scaffolding


22 Aug 1663


29 Aug 1663

C WT/6/137 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for building work


3 Dec 1663


5 Dec 1663


5 Dec 1663


5 Sep 1663

C WT/6/141 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for tiling hospital Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

10 Sep 1663

C WT/6/142 Voucher of John Ombler for nails


11 Sep 1663


12 Sep 1663


19 Sep 1663


of 380

C WT/6/145 Voucher of Wm. Kirkas for labour and nails


19 Sep 1663

C WT/6/146 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for summing and general expenses


19 Sep 1663


26 Sep 1663

C WT/6/148 Voucher of John Boulton for freestone


26 Sep 1663

C WT/6/149 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for tiling


26 Sep 1663


3 Oct 1663

C WT/6/151 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

3 Oct 1663


9 Oct 1663


10 Oct 1663


17 Oct 1663

C WT/6/155 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for fetching frontispiece over door Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

17 Oct 1663

C WT/6/156 Voucher of John Boulton for freestone


20 Oct 1663


24 Oct 1663


24 Oct 1663

C WT/6/159 Voucher for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

31 Oct 1663


31 Oct 1663


7 Nov 1663


of 380


7 Nov 1663

C WT/6/163 Voucher of John Monkton for laths


10 Dec 1663


14 Nov 1663

C WT/6/165 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for bricklaying and finishing windows


5 Dec 1663

C WT/6/166 Voucher of Wm. Saner for tills [tiles?] and window bricks


16 Nov 1663


21 Nov 1663

C WT/6/168 Voucher of N. Dobson for wood


26 Nov [1663]

C WT/6/169 Voucher of Richard Watkinson for deals


26 Nov 1663

C WT/6/170 Voucher of John Nowling for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

28 Nov 1663

C WT/6/171 Voucher of John Kirkas for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

28 Nov 1663

C WT/6/172 Voucher of Wm. Catlin for various works


5 Dec 1663


12 Dec 1663

C WT/6/174 Voucher of Wm. Jackson for pantiles and bricks


15 Dec 1663


24 Dec 1663


2 Jan 1663


10 Mar 1663

C WT/6/178 Voucher of John Markton for laths


14 Mar 1663


of 380

C WT/6/179 Voucher of John Farthing for bricklayers


2 Apr 1663


9 Apr 1663

C WT/6/181 Voucher of John Farthing for labour Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

30 Apr 1663

C WT/6/182 Voucher for ironwork


[1663]

C WT/6/183 Voucher of Wm. Robson for timber Relating to the rebuilding of the Charterhouse

18 Jul 1663

C WT/6/184 Voucher of Christopher Harrison for painting


[1663]

C WT/6/185 Voucher of Francis Newton for freestone


[1663]

C WT/6/186 Voucher of Towers Wallis for timber

17 Feb 1684

C WT/6/187 Voucher of Marmad. Atkinson for repairing windows

31 Dec 1685

C WT/6/188 Voucher of Sam. Garnor for timber

5 Sep 1685

C WT/6/189 Voucher of John Ballard for repairing windows

25 Aug 1685

C WT/6/190 Voucher of Joseph Ellyott for nails, spikes, etc.

29 Aug 1685

C WT/6/191 Voucher of John Beaumont for labourer

29 Aug 1685

C WT/6/192 Voucher of Bartholomew Low for labour, nails, tiles, etc.

5 Sep 1685

C WT/6/193 Voucher of George Holgate for lead, sand, tiles, timber

1 Sep 1685

C WT/6/194 Voucher of George Holgate for sand

16 Sep 1685

C WT/6/195 Voucher of Richard Gray for timber

21 Sep 1685

C WT/6/196 Voucher of George Holgate for leading, sand

13 Nov 1685

C WT/6/197 Voucher of Bartholomew Low for labour, building, materials

21 Dec 1685

C WT/6/198 Voucher of Thomas Beaumont for carpenter

9 Nov 1685

C WT/6/199 Voucher of Thos. Richardson for whitening

26 May 1686


of 380

C WT/6/200 Voucher of Charles Bell for work on pump

14 Jun 1686

C WT/6/201 Voucher of Tho. Richaby for coal

15 Jun 1686

C WT/6/202 Voucher of Robert Whitehead for turner

2 Jul 1686

C WT/6/203 Voucher of Geo. Houldgate. for leading, sand, etc.

17 Sep 1687

C WT/6/204 Voucher of Thos. Williamson for craftsmens' bills for work on house in Fish Street

17 Sep 1687

C WT/6/205 Voucher of John Hewit for labour

7 Oct 1687

C WT/6/206 Voucher of Josiah Stamp for work on chapel

24 Dec 1678

C WT/6/207 Voucher of Thos. Matison for turner

25 May 1688

C WT/6/208 Voucher of Jonathan Mumby for materials and labour

25 Jun 1688

C WT/6/209 Voucher of Tho. Richardson for painting

2 Aug 1688

C WT/6/210 Voucher of John Purvier for lime

2 Sep 1687

C WT/6/211 Voucher of Joseph Atkinson for labour, bricks, pantiles

12 Dec 1689

C WT/6/212 Voucher of Thomas Carter for nails

[1689]

C WT/6/213 Voucher of William Carter for labour, sand, etc.

27 Jul 1678

C WT/6/214 Voucher of William Robinson for lime

23 Jun 1679

C WT/6/215 Voucher of Thos. Skelton for nails

2 Jul 1679

C WT/6/216 Voucher of Thomas Obel and Thomas Cheaundland for labour and building materials

28 Jun 1679

C WT/6/217 Voucher of John Pinner for bricks

2 Jul 1679

C WT/6/218 Voucher of Robert Hewbarke and Marmad. Atkinson for labour and building materials

23 [---] 1679

1679

C WT/6/219 Voucher of Thomas Williamson for labour and materials for work at Mary Sutton's House

16 Oct 1693

C WT/6/220 Voucher of Marmad. Atkinson for glasswork

31 Oct 1694

C WT/6/221 Voucher of Robert Langdale for labour

14 Aug 1694

C WT/6/222 Voucher of Thomas Richardson for painting

16 Aug 1694


of 380

C WT/6/223 Voucher of Lawrence Robinson for timber

23 Oct 1694

C WT/6/224 Voucher of Mary Sutton for nails, etc.

24 Oct 1694

C WT/6/225 Voucher of John Ballard for window repairs

23 Oct 1694

C WT/6/226 Voucher of Thos. Bradley for leading, building materials

24 Oct 1694

C WT/6/227 Voucher of John Ellyott for iron

24 Oct 1694

C WT/6/228 Voucher of John Purvier for lime

23 Oct 1694

C WT/6/229 Voucher of James Fowler for labour, tiles, etc.

23 Oct 1694

C WT/6/230 Voucher of Will. Doughtie for painting

24 Oct 1694

C WT/6/231 Voucher of Simon Stout for work on pump

24 Jan 1694

C WT/6/232 Voucher for timber, nails, etc.

28 Dec 1694

C WT/6/233 Voucher of Ben Maister for pump & tar barrel at Lawrence Robinson's house

19 Nov 1694

C WT/6/234 Voucher of John Hunstman for pump & tar barrel at Lawrence Robinson's house

20 Nov 1694

C WT/6/235 Voucher of Marmad. Atkinson for window repairs

16 Aug 1695

C WT/6/236 Voucher of Richard Gray for timber

14 Jun 1695

C WT/6/237 Voucher of Thomas Lee for coal

18 Apr 1695

C WT/6/238 Voucher of David Bourne for coal

14 Jun 1695

C WT/6/239 Voucher of Thomas Richardson for painting

Oct 1695

C WT/6/240 Voucher of Thos. Williamson for timber

9 Jul 1695

C WT/6/241 Voucher of Francis Sentor for turves

22 Jul 1695

C WT/6/242 Voucher of Thos. Lee for coal

25 Jul 1695

C WT/6/243 Voucher of Ro. Raikes for summary of bills for repairs to Law. Robinson's & May Squirrel's houses.

11 Oct 1695

C WT/6/244 Voucher of Marmad. Atkinson for window repairs

11 Oct 1695

C WT/6/245 Voucher of Simon Stout for pump repairs

Sep 1695

C WT/6/246 Voucher of John Newlove for timber & nails

14 Oct 1695


of 380

C WT/6/247 Voucher for nails

13 Mar [1695]

C WT/6/248 Voucher of John Ombler for nails

[c.1695]

C WT/6/249 Voucher of Tho. Patrick for staples

[c.1695]

C WT/6/250 Voucher of Janmes Atkinson for nails

[c.1695]

C WT/6/251 Voucher of Timothy Marsh for iron

16 Jun [1695]

C WT/6/252 Voucher of Wm. Watts for labour

23 Oct [1695]

C WT/6/253 Voucher of Wm. Watts for materials for windows

23 Oct [1695]

C WT/6/254 Voucher of Marmad. Atkinson. for glasswork

11 Aug 1700


6 Aug 1702


12 Sep 1704

C WT/6/257 Voucher of Jonathan Grainger for labour

8 May 1704

C WT/6/258 Voucher of Joseph Ellyott for iron

21 Dec 1703

C WT/6/259 Voucher of Thomas Smith for iron

29 Nov 1704

C WT/6/260 Voucher of Thos. Reader for labour and materials

20 Aug 1706

C WT/6/261 Voucher of Towers Wallis for timber

4 Jul 1707

C WT/6/262 Voucher of Sam. Usher for window repairs

21 Sep 1706

C WT/6/263 Voucher of Daniel Whitaker for painting

28 Dec 1706

C WT/6/264 Voucher of Sam. Usher for labour

1 Feb 1706

C WT/6/266 Voucher of Robert York for building work

31 Aug 1850

C WT/6/267 Voucher of Henry Wright for sand

2 Apr 1850

C WT/6/268 Voucher of W. Wilkinson for building work

12 Mar 1851

C WT/6/269 Voucher of Henry Wright for sand

7 Oct [1855]

C WT/6/270 Voucher of Wilde & Platts for slating

28 Feb 1861

C WT/6/271 Voucher of W. Wardale for painting

5 Sep 1850

C WT/6/272 Voucher for water deptartment accounts

[c.1855]


[c.1855]


of 380


[c.1855]


[c.1855]

C WT/6/276 Voucher for salaries

[c.1855]

C WT/6/277 Voucher of Wilson & Wood, Jnr. for pallisading

1 Mar 1851

C WT/6/278 Voucher for salaries

[c.1855]

C WT/6/280 Voucher of W. Wilkinson for plumbing

10 Mar 1851

C WT/6/281 Voucher of W. Wilkinson for plumbing

6 Nov 1850

C WT/6/282 Voucher of Robert Witty for joinery

13 Mar 1851

C WT/6/283 Voucher of Thos. Witty for joinery

20 Dec 1851

C WT/6/284 Voucher of John Wilcox for ironmongery

11 Jan 1851

C WT/6/285 Voucher of Philip Waudby for gate

15 Oct 1850

C WT/6/286 Voucher of Robert Waller for stone and marble masonry

25 Jan 1851

C WT/6/287 Voucher for rates

24 Sep 1850- 21 Mar 1851

C WT/6/288 Voucher of David Thorp for architect work for new baths

15 Feb 1851

C WT/6/289 Voucher for insurance premiums

26 Mar 1850

C WT/6/290 Voucher for insurance premiums

26 Mar 1850

C WT/6/291 Voucher of John Staniforth for painting

1850

C WT/6/292 Voucher of John Staniforth for painting

1850

C WT/6/293 Voucher of J.F. Smith for plumbing

11 Feb 1851

C WT/6/294 Voucher of Sykes Bros. for stationery

1850

C WT/6/295 Voucher of Richard Stones for brassfoundery etc.

25 Jan 1851

C WT/6/296 Voucher of J.F. Smith for plumbing, etc.

10 Jan 1850

C WT/6/297 Voucher of Sculcoates Highway Surveyor for paving in Charterhouse Lane

10 Oct 1750

C WT/6/298 Summary

Regarding accounts for repair to Blackfriargate shop

[1850]


of 380

C WT/6/299 Voucher of Alfred Stringer for joinery


10 Jul 1850

C WT/6/300 Voucher of L. Wardrobe for bricklayer work


19 Sep 1850

C WT/6/301 Voucher of J. Hulme for window work


[Sep 1850]

C WT/6/302 Voucher of P. Stringer for glass


18 Sep 1850

C WT/6/303 Voucher of Hy. Stringer for paint Regarding accounts for repair to Blackfriargate shop

29 Sep 1850

C WT/6/304 Voucher of Charles Rosindale for Whitesmith

15 Dec 1850

C WT/6/305 Accounts for coal pinned together Thomas Glew 29 Jan.1851 M.C. English, Paradise Row 5 Dec.1850 M.C. English, Paradise Row 4 Oct.1850 H. Risdale 5 Aug.1850

1851

C WT/6/306 Voucher of Charles Rosindale for Whitesmithing

6 Jun 1850

C WT/6/307 Voucher of Charles Rosindale for Whitesmithing

1851

C WT/6/308 Cover Note

[1850]

C WT/6/309 Voucher of Jon. Pulleyn for printing, etc.

5 Oct 1850

C WT/6/310 Voucher of Thomas Purdon for ironmongery

12 Dec 1850

C WT/6/311 Voucher of Pullan & Percy for ironwork

20 Feb 1851

C WT/6/312 Voucher of Tho. Percy for Cleaning shop

25 Mar 1851

C WT/6/313 Voucher of Wm. Pennington for repairs

31 Dec 1850

C WT/6/314 Voucher of H.J. Williams, London for Sale of stock

5 Nov 1850

C WT/6/315 Voucher of Robert Ostler for Papering House

24 Jul 1850

C WT/6/316 Voucher of R.A. Marrillier with account 26 Jul

n.d.

C WT/6/317 Voucher of M.S.L. Railway Co. for Freight

11 Apr 1850

C WT/6/318 Voucher of B. Musgrave for Building work

1850-1851

C WT/6/319 Voucher of B. Musgrave for Building work

1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/320 Voucher of Margison, Bardett & Fawcett for Building materials

31 Aug 1850

C WT/6/321 Voucher of William Lunn for Medical attention

25 Jun 1850

C WT/6/322 Voucher of Kirk, Bolton & Brown for Drapers, etc.

25 Sep 1850

C WT/6/323 Voucher of John Kingston for Sweeping chimneys

14 Sep 1850

C WT/6/324 Voucher of Geo. Kay for Compensation

10 Apr 1850

C WT/6/325 Voucher for Income Tax

[1850]

C WT/6/326 Voucher for Funeral Charges

[1850]

C WT/6/327 Voucher of Wm. Irving for Flax dressers, etc.

28 Sep 1850

C WT/6/328 Voucher of William Jack for Linen draper and silk merchant

5 Feb 1850

C WT/6/329 Voucher of William Hodgson for Hull & Newland Patent Brick & Tile works

With pricelist

1 Jan 1850

C WT/6/330 Voucher of Hessle and Anlaby works drainage trustees

25 Jun 1850

C WT/6/331 Voucher of H.L. Hagg for Paint

3 Jan 1851

C WT/6/332 Voucher of F. Hobson for Building work

1850

C WT/6/333 Voucher of David Thorp for Building work

15 Feb 1850

C WT/6/334 Voucher of Water Dept. for Provision of water supply

20 Aug 1850

C WT/6/335 High Street new drain assessment

14 Dec 1850

C WT/6/336 Accounts for newspaper advertisements, pinned together Eastern Counties Herald, 19 Sep 1850 Hull Advertiser 19 Sep 1850 Hull Advertiser 19 Sep 1850

1850

C WT/6/337 Voucher of John Huster, Leeds for Westwood & Gollop wood quarries

Billhead has picture of crane loading barges

13 Apr 1850

C WT/6/338 Receipt from Thos. Glew, turner

29 Apr 1850

C WT/6/339 Receipt from Thos. Glew, turner

4 Oct 1850


of 380

C WT/6/340 Receipt from Charles O. Garbutt, agent

25 Mar 1851

C WT/6/341 Receipt from Charles O. Garbutt, agent

25 Mar 1851

C WT/6/342 Voucher of Fearne and Castle for Papering

26 Jul 1850

C WT/6/343 Voucher of Fonman & Frow for Joiners

1850-1851

C WT/6/344 Voucher of Fonman & Frow for Joiners

1850-1851

C WT/6/345 Voucher of Fearne & Easter for Papering

27 Jan 1851

C WT/6/346 Voucher of Thos. Fulam for Stationery

25 Jan 1851

C WT/6/347 Voucher of Corporation Fee Farm Rent

6 Mar 1850

C WT/6/348 The Farnley Iron Co., for Thompson and Frankish, Hull for Earthenware manufacturers

27 Jan 1851

C WT/6/349 M.C. English, Paradise Row for Coal Merchant

25 Jun 1850

C WT/6/350 Receipt from John Dixon

25 Sep 1850

C WT/6/351 Receipt from John W. Davis for Dyer

25 Sep 1850

C WT/6/352 Receipt from Thomas Drewry for Stone mason

16 Aug 1850

C WT/6/353 Receipt from Thomas Drewry for Stone mason

16 Aug 1850- 12 Feb 1851

C WT/6/354 Receipt from John Dixon

23 Jul 1850

C WT/6/355 Voucher of James Dunn of Patrington for work at farms

22 Oct 1850

C WT/6/356 Hyde and Dutchman for Auctioneers

4 Sep 1850

C WT/6/357 R. T. Cussons for Booksellers and stationers

20 Sep 1850

C WT/6/358 Voucher of John Wass for Building farm at Willerby

1850-1851

C WT/6/359 Voucher of John Wass for Building farm at Willerby

1850-1851

C WT/6/360 Voucher of Jane Burn for Cleaning chapel

20 Jun 1850

C WT/6/361 Voucher of Joseph Watson for Attendance at chapel

2 Nov 1850

C WT/6/362 Voucher of M.A. Cowe for Furniture

10 Jun 1850

C WT/6/363 T. Cowham for Jeweller and silversmith

25 Jan 1851


of 380

C WT/6/364 Voucher of Clarke and Gosford for building work

17 Jul 1850


15 Jun 1850


1 May 1850


14 Oct 1850

C WT/6/368 Voucher of W.B. Carrick for Interest

30 Apr 1850

C WT/6/369 Voucher of W.B. Carrick for Interest

30 Apr 1850

C WT/6/370 Voucher for Salaries

[1850]

C WT/6/371 Voucher for Salaries

[1850]

C WT/6/372 Cottingham Drainage Rate

[1850]

C WT/6/373 Voucher of Thos. Witty for a funeral

25 Apr 1850

C WT/6/373a Voucher of Cuthbert Broderick, certification of Forman & Frow's Account

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/374a John Boothby, work at Hessle

25 Apr 1850

C WT/6/374b Voucher of Thos, Witty for a funeral

25 Apr 1850

C WT/6/375a Voucher of Cuthbert Broderick, certification of Wass', and Forman & Frow's Account

c.1850

C WT/6/375b Voucher of John Stainforth, painter, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/376a Voucher of Cuthbert Broderick, certification of Wass', and Forman & Frow's Account

c.1851

C WT/6/376b Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painting

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/377a Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painting

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/378a Voucher of Cuthbert Broderick, Architect's work on Willerby Farm

1850-1851

C WT/6/378b Voucher of Thos. Witty, joinery

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/379a Voucher of Cuthbert Broderick, Architect's work on Willerby Farm

1850-1851

C WT/6/379b Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painter

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/380a Voucher for salary receipts

c.1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/380b Voucher of J. B. Lambert & Sons, drink

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/381b Voucher of T. J. Lundie, house repairs

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/382b Voucher of Charles Rosindale, whitesmith, etc.

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/383b Voucher of P. Wilkinson, court attendance

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/384b Voucher of Collins & Marking, advertisement in the Hull Advertiser

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/385b Voucher of C. O. Garbutt for expenses and salaries

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/386a Voucher of T. Buttery, brooms etc.

30 Jul 1850

C WT/6/386b Voucher of E. P. Dixon, seedsman and florist, T. & G. Swales, nursery ans seedsman of Beverley, and John Dixon

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/387a Voucher of British Gas Works Sculcoates

21 Jan 1850

C WT/6/387b Voucher of John Dixon of Cottingham for stone

c.1850-1851


26 Nov 1850

C WT/6/388b Voucher of John Dixon for setting quickwood

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/389-390b

Voucher of Wm. Hodgson of the Hull and Newland Patent Brick and Tile Works (price list)

c.1850-1851


26 Jul 1850


26 Apr 1850

C WT/6/390b Receipt from William Hodson for tiles

1 Oct 1850- 28 Mar 1851

C WT/6/391a Voucher of Barwell & Co of Northampton, Iron and Brass Founders

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/391b Voucher of J. Runton, rails, etc.

c.1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/392a British Gas Co., Coke

1 Jan 1850

C WT/6/393a Voucher of Wilde & Platts, slating at Willerby

23 Aug 1850

C WT/6/394a Voucher of Wilde & Platts, slating at Willerby

15 Aug 1850

C WT/6/395a Voucher of Daniel Agar, boning

Aug 1850

C WT/6/395b Voucher of Wilfred Wilkinson, plumbing at Willerby Farm

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/396a Voucher of F. Appleyard, building work

1850

C WT/6/396b Voucher of J. J. Runton, timber merchant

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/397 Voucher of Wm. Pennington for damages

c.1850

C WT/6/398 Voucher of J. Robinson for tiles and bricks

c.1851

C WT/6/399 Voucher of Robert Twiddle for labour

c.1850


c.1850


c.1850


c.1850

C WT/6/403 Voucher of Alfred Martin for quickwood

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/404 Voucher of P. Waudby, for measuring timber

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/405 Voucher of J. J. Runton, for timber

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/406 Voucher of John C. Clark, salary and expenses

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/407 Voucher of John C. Clark, salary and expenses

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/408 Voucher of Jos. Dunn, salary

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/409 Voucher of W. B. Carrick, interest on £1,000

c.1850

C WT/6/410 Voucher of W. B. Carrick, interest on £1,000

c.1850

C WT/6/411 Voucher of H. Taylor

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/412 Voucher of Sykes Bros., booksellers and stationers

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/413 Voucher of John M. Stark, bookseller, printer and publisher

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/414 Voucher of Richard Stones, brass founder and gas fitter

c.1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/415 Voucher of Gregory Thornton, slater and slate merchant

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/416 Voucher of Robert Waller, mortar, cement, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/417 Voucher of Aaron Share, building work and materials

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/418 Voucher of John Willcox, furnishing ironmonger

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/419 Voucher of Jos. Young, ironmonger

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/420 Voucher of Thos. Witty, joinery

c.1850

C WT/6/421 Voucher of Thos. Witty, joinery

c.1850

C WT/6/422 Voucher of Geo, Clark, joinery, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/423 Voucher of F. Hobson. building work

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/424 Voucher of Chas, Gott, building work

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/425 Voucher of H. L. Hogg, decoration

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/426 Voucher of Feefarm rent

29 Jan 1852

C WT/6/427 Voucher of William Witty for Cottingham drainage

21 Oct 1851

C WT/6/428 Voucher of Nathaniel Easton for repairs of the banks and drains belonging to Hessle and Anlaby Inclosure

10 Jun 1851

C WT/6/429 Voucher for payment from the Sun Fire Office

10 Apr 1851

C WT/6/430 Cover from Sun Life Office

Apr 1851

C WT/6/431 Voucher from the Sun Fire Office

26 Mar 1851

C WT/6/432 Voucher from the Sun Life Office

27 Mar 1851

C WT/6/433 Voucher of David Pickering and Thomas Bell, drainage

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/434 Voucher of Gas accounts

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/438 Voucher of J. Buttery, brushes

c.1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/439 Voucher of William Jack, linen draper

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/440 Voucher of Fearne and Eastern, carpet, wall paper, etc.

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/443 Voucher of Joseph Watson, salary for singing in Charterhouse Chapel

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/447 Voucher of T. Cowham, jeweller and silversmith

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/448 Voucher of Ann Everington, for a clock

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/449 Voucher of T. W. Palmer, port

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/450 Voucher of Jane Burn, cleaning Chapel

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/451 Voucher of F. Hobson, cementing work

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/452 Voucher of Charles Gott, building work

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/453 Voucher of Charles Gott, building work

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/454 Voucher of Wilfred Wilkinson, plumber

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/459 Voucher of John Kingston, chimney sweeping

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/460 Voucher for water and taxes

c.1850-1851


of 380


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/465 Voucher of Jane Burn for turves

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/466 Voucher of Jane Burn for turves

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/467 Voucher of M. C. English, coal and lime merchant (premises in Paradise Row)

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/468 Voucher of Henry Ridsdale, coal merchant

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/469 Voucher of M. C. English

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/470 Voucher of Henry Ridsdale

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/471 Voucher of Henry Ridsdale

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/472 Voucher of M. C. English

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/473 Voucher of Wm. Lunn, surgeon

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/474 Voucher of Jane Burn, matron's salary

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/475 Voucher of James Christie, attending stove, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/476 Voucher of James Christie, attending stove, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/477 Voucher of Wm. James and J. Derby, sweeping yards

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/478 Voucher of Wm. James and J. Derby, sweeping yards

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/479 Voucher of Jane Burn, salary as porter

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/480 Voucher of Wm. James, Jos. Derby, James Christie, Benjamin Marshall, cleaning, portering, etc.

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/481 Voucher of H. Bromby, salary as master

c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851


c.1850-1851

C WT/6/485 Voucher of Charles Gott, painting

c.1850-1851


of 380

C WT/6/486 Voucher of John Stainforth, painter

c.1850-1851

C WT/6/487 Cover

1862

C WT/6/488 Voucher of C. O. Garbutt, fee for making accounts

1862

C WT/6/489 Voucher of Jane Burn, cleaner's salary

1862

C WT/6/490 Voucher of W. Abbey, watchmaker and jeweller

1862

C WT/6/491 Voucher of Wm. Jack & Son, linen draper

1862

C WT/6/492 Voucher of J. H. Bromby, master's salary

1862

C WT/6/493 Voucher of William Sergeant for Chapel Choristers

1862

C WT/6/494 Voucher of William Sergeant for Chapel Choristers

1862

C WT/6/495 Voucher of John Morley Stark, bookseller, printer and stationer

1862

C WT/6/496 Voucher of John Tute, painter

1862

C WT/6/497 Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painting

1862

C WT/6/498 Voucher of John Eastern & Sons, drapers, etc.

1862

C WT/6/499 Voucher of Wm. Lunn, surgeon

1862

C WT/6/500 Voucher of Voucher for taxes

1862

C WT/6/501 Voucher of John Kingston, chimney sweeper and soot dealer With printed notice on the reverse giving details of new changes to be made by sweeps on the discontinuance of the use of climbing boys

1862

C WT/6/502 Voucher of Hessle and Anlaby drainage assessment

1862

C WT/6/503 Voucher of J. R. Pease for chalk

1862

C WT/6/504 Voucher for taxes

1862

C WT/6/505 Voucher of M. Firby & Son, coach smiths, etc. and Kingston upon Hull Gas Light Co., attached

1862

C WT/6/506 Voucher for rates

1862


1862

C WT/6/508 Voucher of Wm. Sergeant for Chapel Choir

1862


of 380

C WT/6/509 Voucher of Henry Newmarch, slater and slate merchant

1862

C WT/6/510 Voucher of J. F. Lofley, painter

1862

C WT/6/511 Voucher of Timothy Charlton, painter

1862

C WT/6/512 Voucher of Thompson and Stather, engineers

1862

C WT/6/513 Voucher of Simpson and Malone, builders

1862


1862


1862

C WT/6/516 Voucher of W. Dawber & Son, Slating

1862

C WT/6/517 Voucher of Thompson & Cook, law changes

1862

C WT/6/518 Voucher of R. A. Marillier, surveyor's salary

1862

C WT/6/519 Voucher of Ben. Boddy, joiner

1862

C WT/6/520 Voucher for insurances

1862

C WT/6/521 Voucher for insurances

1862

C WT/6/522 Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painter

1862

C WT/6/523 Voucher of Cottingham Drainage

1862

C WT/6/524 Voucher of Thos. Witty, builder

1862

C WT/6/525 Voucher of John Willcox, ironmonger

1862

C WT/6/526 Voucher of Wm. Frost, builder

1862

C WT/6/527 Voucher of Edward Fenton, horse shoeing, etc.

1862

C WT/6/528 Voucher of Robert Collison, coal merchant

1862

C WT/6/529 Voucher of Water accounts

1862

C WT/6/530 Voucher of H. L. Hogg, painter

1862

C WT/6/531 Voucher of T F Hebblethwaite, land agent

1862


1862

C WT/6/533 Voucher of Wm. Sergeant for choir

1862


of 380

C WT/6/534 Voucher of Wm. Frost, plumber

1862

C WT/6/535 Voucher of John Stalper, builder

1862

C WT/6/536 Voucher of Robert Collinson, coal merchant

1862

C WT/6/537 Voucher of Thomas Glew, coal dealer, etc.

1862

C WT/6/538 Voucher of Jane Burn for cleaning

1862

C WT/6/539 Voucher of Wm. Sergeant for choir

1862

C WT/6/540 Voucher for gas

1862


1862

C WT/6/542 Voucher of Ben. Boddy, joiner

1862

C WT/6/543 Voucher of Thos. Witty, joiner

1862

C WT/6/544 Voucher of T. Buttery for bushes

1862

C WT/6/545 Voucher of Joseph Monk and R. Hinning Parr as curates

1862


1862


1862


1862

C WT/6/549 Cover

1862

C WT/6/550 Bundle of vouchers

1892-1893


1893-1894


1894-1895


1895-1896


1896-1897


1897-1898


1898-1899


1899-1900


1900-1901


of 380

C WT/6/559-572 The financial records of the Charterhouse Trustees

1891-1951

C WT/6/559 Vouchers

1931

C WT/6/560 Vouchers

1940

C WT/6/561 Vouchers

1951

C WT/6/562 Account of Will. H. Taylor and Son, estate agents for collection of rents and maintenance expenses

1925


1926


1927


1928


1930

C WT/6/567 Bank pass book

1925-1929

C WT/6/568 Vouchers

1891-1892

C WT/6/569 Bank Statements

1937-1952

C WT/6/570 Receipt Books

1927-1929

C WT/6/571 Cheque Book stubs

1927-1929

C WT/6/572 Bank paying in book stubs

1939-1941

C WT/6/573 Assessment for property tax

1843

C WT/6/574 Assessments for dutie on land values

1910


1753-1984

C WT/6/575 Voucher of George Jackson, builder

2 Sep 1815- 7 Oct 1815

C WT/6/576 Voucher of B. Clarkson, joiner

2 Sep 1815- 30 Sep 1815

C WT/6/577 Voucher of Jn. Appleby, smith

23 Feb 1815

C WT/6/578 Voucher of George Middleton, mason

12 Sep 1815- 20 Sep 1815


of 380

C WT/6/579 Voucher of George Kay, plumber and glazier

1 Sep 1815- 14 Oct 1815

C WT/6/580 Accounts, receipts, etc. relating to the Chancery decree of 1766

1753-1766

C WT/6/581 Accounts, receipts, etc. relating to the Chancery decree of 1766

1753-1766

C WT/6/582 List of subscribers and subscriptions to the Widows House

Oct 1870

C WT/6/583 Annual account and financial statement prepared by the auditors, Hodgson Harris & Co.

1930


1931


1932


1933


1934


1935


1936


1937


1938


1939


1940


1941


1942


of 380


1943


1944


1945


1946


1947


1948


1949


1950


1951


1952


1953


1954


1955


1956


1957


1958


1959


of 380


1960


1961


1962


1963


1964


1965


1966


1967


1968


1969


1970


1971


1972


1973


Annual account and financial statement prepared by the auditors, Hodgson Harris & Co. This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1974


1975


of 380


1976


1977


1978

C WT/6/632 Impersonal Ledger (1)

1901-1908


1908-1913


1913-1921


1921-1926


Impersonal Ledger (5) This item is currently missing from our collections and cannot therefore be viewed at the present time

1926-1932


1932-1936


1942-1953

C WT/6/639 Cash Book (1)

1901-1909


1909-1916


1917-1925


1925-1936


1936-1948


1948-1958

C WT/6/645 Rent Ledger

1922-1956

C WT/6/646 Clerk's petty cash book

1902-1952

C WT/6/647 MS Annual accounts

1861-1862

C WT/6/648 Accounts for the repair of air raid damage at 62 Market Place

c.1943

C WT/6/649 Charterhouse Accounts

May 1975- Dec 1984


of 380

C WT/6/650 Charterhouse Mansucript Accounts

Former reference number TL/1763

1 item

1898-1901

C WT/7 The Masters and Brethren

Apr 1428- Oct 1976

C WT/7/1-36 Masters

1428-1919

C WT/7/1 Papal Bull - Pope Martin V

Confirming Simon Burton as Master

13 Apr 1428

C WT/7/2 Appointment By the Corporation To Gripfith Briskin of Hull, preacher of the word of God As Master of the Charterhouse

11 Oct 1582

C WT/7/3 Appointment By the Corporation To John Clark, M.A.

6 Aug 1716

C WT/7/4 Agreement (indent) Parties (i) Hull Corporation (ii) John Clark, Master of the Charterhouse The duties to be performed by (ii)

16 Aug 1716

C WT/7/5 Declaration

By the Rev. H. W. Kemp The terms on which he accepts the office of Master

17 Apr 1868

C WT/7/6 Appointment By the Mayor Of Rev. J. T. Lewis As Master of the Charterhouse

17 Apr 1888

C WT/7/7 Appointment By the Mayor Of Rev. J. T. Lewis As Master of the Charterhouse

27 Apr 1888


By J. T. Lewis To observe the statutes, etc., of the Charterhouse

17 Apr 1888


By J. T. Lewis As to his terms of appointment and relationship with the Corporation

17 Apr 1888


of 380

C WT/7/10 Application from W. G. Baynham, curate of St. Andrews, Chesterton, Cambridge

With testimonials from Edwin Abbott, later of Jesus College Cambridge; R. O. Owen, vicar of Seaton Hoist, Northumberland; N. E. Marsh, vicar of St. Andrews, Chesterton; I. E. Turner, rector of Faversham, Cambridge; S. A. P. Kenmode, vicar of Haddenham, Cambridge; Manners Harvey, rector of Horringer, Bury St. Edmunds; N. W. Shelton, vicar of Littleport, Isle of Ely.

1919

C WT/7/11 Application of Rev. A. K. Chignell, B.A. With testimonials from the Bishop of Rochester, W.I. Carr Smith of St. Peters Vicarage, Eastbourne; S. W. Wentworth Wilkin of Caldecote Rectory, Nuneaton; and Maud Palmmes of St. Annes Home, Bridlington.

1919

C WT/7/12 Application from Alfred Curtis, vicar of St. Lukes, Hull With testimonials from D. K. Moore, British Chaplain at Lille, the Bishop of Hull, the Headmaster of Hull Grammar School, The Clerk to the Hull Guardians and E. Harrison, Hon. consulting surgeon at Hull Infirmary.

1919

C WT/7/13 Application from H. B. Fairclough of Newport, Monmouth

With testimonials from D. E. Llewellyn-Jones, vicar of Maindee, Newport; Thomas Villiam, vicar of Pentyrch, Cardiff; D. M. Griffiths, vicar of St. Woolo and Rural Dean of Newport

1919

C WT/7/14 Application from J. A. Groundry of Exeter

1919

C WT/7/15 Application from S. C. M. Isbister, curate of Sherley

With testimonials from T. B. Dover of Sherley Rectory; J. P. Whitney of Hampstead; T. G. Crosse, vicar of Faversham, T. G. Collier, vicar of Dovercourt, Essex; W. Manning, vicar of Barnet; and C. I. Robson of Felsted School, Essex

1919

C WT/7/16 Application from Frank Sedgwick, vicar of St. Philips, Hull With testimonials from Herbert Baker, late warden of St. Thomas', Hull; James Downs of Hull, The Churchwarden of North Ferriby

1919

C WT/7/17 Application from H. Terrington-Sortmell

22 Jul 1919


of 380

C WT/7/18 Copies of testimonials

Includes testimonials from W. H. Green, vicar of All Saints, Derby; F. I. Hall, vicar of Shirburn, Oxford; F. W. Greaves, Hon. Sec. for the Bishopric of Derby Committee; Major G. H. Peake; Canon Andrews, vicar of Elvaston; D. Davies, vicar of St. Lukes, Derby

26 Apr 1914- 21 Jun 1919

C WT/7/19 Postcard from H. Terrington-Sortmell Regarding appointment and asking for testimonials to be returned

21 Oct 1919

C WT/7/20 Postcard from H. Terrington-Sortmell Providing his address

26 Aug 1919

C WT/7/21 Application from H. Terrington-Sortmell With testimonials from W. H. Green, vicar of All Saints, Derby; F. I. Hall, vicar of Shirburn, Oxford; F. W. Greaves, Hon. Sec. for the Bishopric of Derby Committee; Major G. H. Peake; Canon Andrews, vicar of Elvaston; D. Davies, vicar of St. Lukes, Derby; and subsequent correspondence.

1919

C WT/7/22 Application from F. C. Young of York

With a testimonial from C. Elm

1919

C WT/7/23 Letter from E. R. Haynes

Regarding application for Master of the Charterhouse position

23 Aug 1919

C WT/7/24 Letter from E. R. Haynes

Regarding application for Master of the Charterhouse position

27 Aug 1919

C WT/7/25 Postcard regarding application by E. R. Haynes for the post of Master

16 Sep 1919

C WT/7/26 Photographic postcard of E. R. Haynes

Jun 1919

C WT/7/27 Letter of rejection sent to E. R. Haynes for his application for the post of Master

14 Oct 1919


C WT/7/29 Envelope addressed to E. R. Haynes and undelivered

14 Oct 1919

C WT/7/30 Copy of testimonial by the Bishop of Sheffield Regarding application by E. R. Haynes for the post of Master

9 Jun 1919

C WT/7/31 Copy of testimonial by A. E. Crosby

Regarding application by E. R. Haynes for the post of Master

25 May 1919


of 380

C WT/7/32 Lists of applicants

Manuscript copy

1919

C WT/7/33 Lists of applicants

Typed copy

1919

C WT/7/34 Record of votes cast for four candidates

1919

C WT/7/35 List of Masters, 1384-1898

20th century

C WT/7/36 Notes on the mastership of Mr. Shaw

20th century

C WT/7/37-44 The Brethren

1805-1873

C WT/7/37 List of men in the Charterhouse

mid 18th century

C WT/7/38 List of persons in the Charterhouse

1 Jun 1805


Giving ages and other personal and biographical details and their relationship to the person who presented them to the vacancy

19th century

C WT/7/40 Register of persons admitted to the Charterhouse

Arranged on a room by room basis giving names, ages, and details of admission and death, compiled and maintenance to 1860 but containing details of inmates alive in 1833, who had been admitted as early as 1809

c.1833


With dates of admission and age at that time

25 Nov 1867

C WT/7/42 List of certain persons in the Charterhouse

With dates of admission, ages and details of their income

c.1860

C WT/7/43 Memorandum (copy) by H.W. Kemp on the vacancy in the widows house

31 Jan 1873

C WT/7/44 Orders and regulations to be observed by the pensioners

mid 19th century

C WT/7/45-50 New Accessions

c.1920-1976

C WT/7/45 Instructions as to brethren leaving the house during the masters absence

early 19th century

C WT/7/46 Correspondence as to the appointment of residents

Aug 1961- Oct 1976


of 380

C WT/7/47 Conditions for election as residents

c.1960

C WT/7/48 Schedules of duties of the matron, nurse, porter and cleaners

1961

C WT/7/49 List of masters, 1888-1919

c.1920

C WT/7/50 Notes on the Charterhouse prepared for the Rotary Club, by [Rev. A. K. Chignall]

1927

C WT/8 Miscellaneous

c.18th century-1906

C WT/8/1 Notes on the history of the Charterhouse, 1298-1769

c.18th century

C WT/8/2 Bundle of transcriptions, extracts, and translation, from Charterhouse documents

c.20th century

C WT/8/3 Schedules of documents in the Charterhouse box A

c.20th century

C WT/8/4 Schedules of documents in the Charterhouse box B

c.20th century

C WT/8/5 Schedules of documents in the Charterhouse box C

c.20th century

C WT/8/6 Lists of documents handed over to the Town Clerk and City Treasurer

1902

C WT/8/7 Volume containing copies of documents

a) Grant from Henry VIII to Sir William Sydney of the estates of Edmund de la Pole in Hull and Myton, 22 March, 1512 b) Inquisition into the property in (a), 5 Dec. 1513 c) Charterhouse foundation deed, 1384 d) Rental of the Sydney Estate in Hull and Lyton, 1516 e) Decree in Chancery, 1755 f) Rental of Hull and Myton, 1514 g) Rental of Hull and Myton, 1514 h) Account of rents collected for the Charterhouse by John Garton in 1513

c.19th century

C WT/8/8 Lead seal

n.d.

C WT/8/9 Copy of the Orders made by the Mayor and Alderman touching God's House held at C WT/4/2

19th century

C WT/8/10 Draft catalogue of Charterhouse records probably made for C WT/8/11

1906

C WT/8/11 Documents relating to the Charterhouse at Kingston upon Hull, published by the trustees

1906


of 380

C WT/9 Records Relating to the Carthusian Monastery of St. Michael

1385-1984

C WT/9/1 Grant by Richard II of exemption from royal lines and taxes

1 May 1385

C WT/9/2 Translation of the Grant by Richard II of exemption from royal lines and taxes held at C WT/9/1 obtained by the Charterhouse Trustees

1984

C WT2 Records relating to the administration of The Charterhouse by the Hull City Council Includes papers relating to meetings of the Trustees, financial papers, records relating to the general administration of the Charterhouse, papers relating to staff and residents, papers relating to property owned by the Charterhouse, papers relating to the Charterhouse chapel and publications

22 boxes

1852-2017

C WT2/1 Papers relating to Trustees meetings Papers created and collected to aid discussions at the meetings of the Trustees of the Charterhouse. Files often include minutes of the previous meeting, report of the Master, financial statements, and surveyor's report. 70 bundles, 70 items

Sep 1979- Mar 2017

C WT2/1/1 Minutes of Trustees Meetings held in 1979

Minutes relate to meetings held on: 10 September 1979 (Ordinary Meeting) 10 December 1979 (Ordinary Meeting) 2 items

10 Sep 1979- 10 Dec 1979


Minutes relate to meetings held on: 10 March 1980 (Ordinary Meeting) 20 May 1980 (Special Meeting) 29 September 1980 (Ordinary Meeting) 9 October 1980 (Ordinary Meeting) 3 November 1980 (Special Meeting) 22 December 1980 (Ordinary Meeting) 1 bundle/6 items

10 Mar 1980- 22 Dec 1980


of 380


Minutes relate to meetings held on: 23 March 1981 (Ordinary Meeting) 7 April 1981 (Special Meeting) 22 June 1981 (Ordinary Meeting) 21 September 1981 (Ordinary Meeting) 21 December 1981 (Ordinary Meeting) 1 bundle/5 items

23 Mar 1981- 21 Dec 1981


Minutes relate to meetings held on: 21 January 1982 (Special Meeting) 22 March 1982 (Ordinary Meeting) 29 April 1982 (Ordinary Meeting) 25 May 1982 (Special Meeting) 16 June 1982 (Ordinary Meeting) 20 September 1982 (Ordinary Meeting) 20 December 1982 (Ordinary Meeting) 1 bundle/7 items

21 Jan 1982- 20 Dec 1982


Minutes relate to meetings held on: 17 January 1983 (Special Meeting) 21 March 1983 (Ordinary Meeting) 13 April 1983 (Special Meeting) 4 May 1983 (Special Meeting) 19 September 1983 (Ordinary Meeting) 19 December 1983 (Ordinary Meeting) 1 bundle/5 items

17 Jan 1983- 19 Dec 1983

C WT2/1/6 Papers relating to Trustees Meetings held in 1984

Contains Master's reports submitted at the meetings and includes minutes for meetings held on: 1 February 1984 (Special Meeting) 19 March 1984 (Ordinary Meeting) 18 June 1984 (Ordinary Meeting) 17 September 1984 (Ordinary Meeting) 17 December 1984 (Ordinary Meeting) 1 bundle/9 items

1 Feb 1984- 17 Dec 1984


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 18 February 1985 (Special Meeting) 18 March 1985 (Ordinary Meeting) 17 May 1985 (Special Meeting) 17 June 1985 (Ordinary Meeting) 26 July 1985 (Special Meeting) 9 July 1985 (Special Meeting) 2 September 1985 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 7 October 1985 (Special Meeting) 8 November 1985 (Special Meeting) 16 December 1985 (Ordinary Meeting)

18 Feb 1985- 16 Dec 1985


of 380

Also includes a Master's report submitted at the meeting held on 18 March 1985, a document regarding the current allocations policy, and a letter regarding development in Bourne Street and Little Mason Street 1 bundle/15 items


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 28 January 1986 (Special Meeting) 17 March 1986 (Ordinary Meeting) 16 June 1986 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 15 September 1986 (Ordinary Meeting) 4 November 1986 (Special Meeting) 15 December 1986 (Ordinary Meeting) Also includes Master's reports, memorandum regarding possibility of raffles to be held at John Watson Hall, a report presented to the Trustees by the Clerk to the Trustees regarding The Charities Act 1985, and papers relating to tenants right to repair regulations which came into operation on 1st January 1986

1 bundle/15 items

17 Jan 1986- 15 Dec 1986


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 30 January 1987 (Special Meeting) 16 March 1987 (Ordinary Meeting) 28 April 1987 (Ordinary Meeting) 15 June 1987 (Special Meeting) 12 August 1987 (Special Meeting) 18 September 1987 (Ordinary Meeting) 15 October 1987 (Special Meeting) 9 November 1987 (Special Meeting) Also includes Master's reports, review of investments, internal audit report, fire insurance valuations of Charterhouse property, papers regarding a monitoring visit carried out by a representative of the Housing Corporation, information brochure for applicants for housing-with-care by Anchor Housing Association in Bourne Street, Hull, and letters regarding a tenant and garden maintenance The letter regarding a resident of the Charterhouse is closed under Data Protection until Jan 2063, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/25 items

30 Jan 1987- 9 Nov 1987


of 380


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 4 January 1988 (Ordinary Meeting) 14 March 1988 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 20 April 1988 (Special Meeting) 20 June 1988 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 12 September 1988 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 27 October 1988 (Special Meeting) 19 December 1988 (Ordinary Meeting) Also includes Master's reports, review of maintenance payments, memorandum regarding a landscaping scheme for the Charterhouse, and letters relating to Housing Association nominations, duties as relief porter, and the erection of a two storey building on Bourne Street 1 bundle/15 items

4 Jan 1988- 19 Dec 1988


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 20 February 1989 (Special Meeting) 20 March 1989 (Ordinary Meeting) 31 March 1989 (Special Meeting) 12 April 1989 (Special Meeting) 26 June 1989 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 18 September 1989 (Ordinary Meeting) 15 November 1989 (Special Meeting) 18 December 1989 (Ordinary Meeting) Also includes Master's reports, report of the clerk to the Trustees regarding the Almshouse Resident's Guarantee and Standards of the Almshouse Management, and a letter regarding the possibility of a plaque being mounted on the Charterhouse building noting that the father of Andrew Marvell was a Master at the Charterhouse in the 17th Century

1 bundle/13 items

11 Jan 1989- 18 Dec 1989


Includes minutes of meetings held on: 25 January 1990 (Special Meeting) 13 February 1990 (Special Meeting) 19 March 1990 (Ordinary Meeting) 18 June 1990 (Ordinary and Special Meeting) 13 August 1990 (Special Meeting) 17 September 1990 (Ordinary Meeting) 14 November 1990 (Special Meeting) 3 December 1990 (Special Meeting) 17 December 1990 (Ordinary Meeting) Includes Master's reports, summary of quotations received for replacement windows, report to the Trustees regarding conditions of employment, a site

Jan 1988- 17 Dec 1990


of 380

plan highlighting areas requiring garden maintenance, dated January 1988, and a summary of tenders for the reconstruction of the Master's garden

1 bundle/17 items


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 11 February 1991 (Special Meeting) 11 March 1991 (Ordinary Meeting) 29 March 1991 (Special Meeting) 10 May 1991 (Special Meeting) 10 June 1991 (Ordinary Meeting) 24 June 1991 (Special Meeting) 25 July 1991 (Special Meeting) 13 August 1991 (Special Meeting) 3 September 1991 (Special Meeting) 9 September 1991 (Ordinary Meeting) 8 October 1991 (Special Meeting) 10 December 1991 (Ordinary Meeting) Also includes Master's reports, programme of events organised for residents at the Charterhouse, and a poem by Wilma Parkinson read out at the Charterhouse Christmas party. The majority of the records relate to the meeting held on 10 December 1991, and include Master's report, reports regarding maintenance charges, services provided by the Hull City Council, proposed provision of a Summerhouse in the Master's garden, revenue estimates for 1992, report to the Treasurer regarding investments, and annual accounts. 1 bundle/28 items

11 Feb 1991- 16 Dec 1991


Includes minutes for meetings held on: 4 March 1992 (Ordinary Meeting) 9 March 1992 (Ordinary Meeting) 14 May 1992 (Special Meeting) 2 June 1992 (Special Meeting) 8 June 1992 (Ordinary Meeting) 7 September 1992 (Ordinary Meeting) 10 December 1992 (Special Meeting) 14 December 1992 (Ordinary Meeting) Also includes notices of meetings, letters, and reports presented at the meetings regarding such issues as maintenance charges, Charterhouse Trust investments, services provided by the Hull City Council, revenue estimates and annual accounts

1 bundle/41 items

21 Jan 1992- 30 Dec 1992


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C WT2/1/15 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 8 March 1993

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 14 December 1992, reports made at the meeting relating to the staff pension scheme, community charge and Council Tax, investment report, as well as a list of pending applicants for accommodation at the Charterhouse

1 bundle/4 items

14 Dec 1992- 8 Mar 1993

C WT2/1/16 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 7 June 1993

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 8 March 1993, annual accounts for 1992, and notes on the new Community Care Plan as it affects the Charterhouse

1 bundle/4 items

8 Mar 1993- 7 Jun 1993

C WT2/1/17 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 6 September 1993

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 June 1993 and Special Meetings held on 22 June 1993 and 3 August 1993, an investment report, Charterhouse newsletter and a Summer 1993 edition of 'The Almshouses Gazette', as well as fire insurance valuations by John Watson and Carter, Chartered Surveyors

1 bundle/3 items

7 Jun 1993- 6 Sep 1993

C WT2/1/18 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 13 December 1993

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 September 1993, reports made at the meeting relating to investment, maintenance charges, services provided by the Hull City Council, revenue estimates for 1994, and estimates of repairs and improvements for 1994, as well as letters for discussion

1 bundle/8 items

6 Sep 1993- 16 Dec 1993


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 13 December 1993 and Special Meetings held on 13 December 1993, 7 February 1994, and 21 February 1994, investment report, and letters regarding gas charges and planning application for a change of use of Wincolmlee Unit 2

1 bundle/5 items

14 Sep 1993- 14 Mar 1994


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 14 March 1994 and Special Meetings held on 14 March 1994 and 17 May 1994, annual accounts for 1993, investment report, and a report regarding cyclical maintenance fund and extraordinary repair fund contributions

1 item

14 Mar 1994- 6 Jun 1994

C WT2/1/21 Papers relating to a Trustees Meetings held on 5 and 7 September 1994

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 6 June 1994, and includes a number of items for discussion including a letter regarding the resignation of Mr. Dunne, dated 15 May 1992, minutes of an Ordinary Meeting held on 26 November 1973, and a letter regarding the rental of 62 Market Place, dated 25 August 1992

1 bundle/18 items

6 Jun 1973- 7 Sep 1994


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held 5 September 1994, reports made at the meeting regarding maintenance charges, services provided by Hull City Council, revenue estimates for 1995, investments, care in the community, and a number of items for discussion including a waiting list of applicants for accommodation at the Charterhouse, care programme review held at Coltman Street Day Hospital on 9 May 1994 in relation to a resident, and a revised report of the Working Party set up by The

7 Jun 1993- 3 Jan 1995


of 380

Almshouse Association to consider the care of elderly frail people in almshouses The care programme reviews regarding a Charterhouse resident and held at Coltman Street Day Hospital on 9 May 1994 and 8 Aug 1994 are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2070, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/21 items

C WT2/1/23 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 7 February 1995

Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 5 December 1994 and minutes of the Special Meeting held on 7 February 1995, and also includes two letters to prospective residents regarding their application for accommodation Papers relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until 2071, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/4 items

5 Dec 1994- 26 Jan 1995


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 5 December 1994, minutes of the Special Meeting held on 7 February 1995, and annotated minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on 6 March 1995. Also includes an investment report, a letter regarding residency at the Charterhouse, dated 6 October 1993, a letter signed by the residents of the Charterhouse thanking the Charterhouse Trustees for their generous Christmas present, letters regarding emergency alarm equipment and an energy efficiency scheme, and notes regarding the meetings

1 bundle/11 items

6 Oct 1993- 6 Mar 1995


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 March 1995, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1994, Master's report,

12 Jul 1994- 6 Jun 1995


of 380

investment report, letters for discussion regarding property in Silver Street, 63 Market Place and Mentone House, and maintenance conrtibutions including a list of residents with their flat number and the old and new maintenance charges

1 bundle/14 items


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees OrdinaryMeeting held on 5 June 1995 and notice of meetings, agenda and minutes of the Special Meetings held on 17 July 1995 and 25 August 1995, investment report, letters for discussion regarding staff duties, and planning applications for property owned by the Charterhouse

1 bundle/21 items

5 Jun 1995- 20 Sep 1995


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 September 1995 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 29 September 1995 and 31 October 1995, revenue estimates, investment report, letters for discussion regarding rent payments for 7 Silver Street and 63 Market Place, a card from the residents of the Charterhouse thanking the Trustees for the Summer trips, and a letter regarding the death of resident Ida Marjorie Robinson who bequeathed £3600 to the Charterhouse

1 bundle/11 items

20 Mar 1995- 4 Dec 1995


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 December 1995 and minutes of Special meetings held on 9 January 1996, 1 February 1996, and 22 February 1996, Master's report, investment report, photocopy of minutes of a Special Meeting held on 25 January 1990, and the Autumn/Winter 1995 edition of The Almshouses Gazette, which includes an article regarding Reverend Parkinson's retirement from the Hull Charterhouse

1 bundle/4 items

25 Jan 1990- 16 Apr 1996


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 March 1996 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 22 April 1996, Master's report, investment report, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1995, letters for discussion regarding property owned by the Charterhouse, thank you cards and letters sent from the residents to the Trustees, as well as copies of parts of minutes from meetings held on 18 September 1989, 18 December 1989 and 29 September 1994

1 bundle/34 items

18 Sep 1989- 23 Aug 1996


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 June 1996, Master's report, investment report, tenders received for refurbishment of the John Watson Hall kitchen and toilet, letters for discussion regarding the wellbeing of a resident, an incident in which a man attempted to gain access to the Charterhouse, and a special service held at Westminster Abbey on 31 October 1996 The letters regarding the wellbeing of a resident a closed under the Date Protection Act until January 2072, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/10 items

6 Mar 1996- 2 Sep 1996


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 2 September 1996 and Special Meetings held on 2 September 1996 and 20 November 1996, reports submitted at the meeting regarding maintenance contributions, Master's report, proposed renewal of fire alarm system, report on services provided by the Hull City Council, valuation and report as at 31 October 1996, and revenue estimates

1 item

2 Sep 1996- 2 Dec 1996


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 December 1996, Master's report, investments report, valuation and report as at 31 January 1997, a summary of the principle provisions of the Independent Housing Ombudsman scheme that came into operation on 1 April 1997, and letters for discussion regarding property owned by the Charterhouse, maintenance conrtibutions, equivalent fair rents, rent collection service, and a letter of thanks to the trustees signed by the Charterhouse residents

1 bundle/34 items

13 Feb 1996- 3 Mar 1997


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 3 March 1997, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1996, letters for discussion regarding the Charterhouse safety deposit box and property owned by the Charterhouse

1 bundle/5 items

25 Mar 1996- 2 Jun 1997


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 2 June 1997, reports regarding the chapel organ, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment portfolio, valuation and report as at 31 July 1997, possible expansion of the Charterhouse, and includes a copy of minutes of the Governor's appointment panel dated 9 May 1997. Also includes letters for discussion regarding property owned by the Charterhouse, remodelling of the flats at the Master's house, the chapel's smoke detectors, and gas safety regulations 1994, dated 16 November 1994. 2 bundles/65 items

16 Nov 1994- 1 Sep 1997


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 1 September 1997, reports

1 Sep 1997- 1 Dec 1997


of 380

include valuation and report as at 31 October 1997, Master's report, services provided by the Hull City Council, surveyor's report, maintenance contributions, and revenue estimates

2 items


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 December 1997 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 13 January 1998, Master's report, valuation and report as at 30 January 1998, architect's report and recommendations from the inaugural quinquennial inspection, surveyor's report, costs of services provided by the Hull City Council, letters for discussion relating to such subjects as nomination returns, repairs and refurbishment of property owned by the Charterhouse, and the quinquennial inspections, as well as thankyou cards from residents sent to the Charterhouse Trustees

1 bundle/47 items

Dec 1996- 28 May 1998


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 2 March 1998, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1997, Master's report, and surveyor's report 1 item

2 Mar 1998- 1 Jun 1998


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 June 1998, Master's report, surveyor's report, valuation and report as at 31 July 1998, investment report, letters for discussion regarding enclosures and a maintenance scheme, also includes a valuation of the Charterhouse property 1 bundle/4 items

1 Jun 1998- 7 Sep 1998


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 September 1998 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 7 September 1998, 21 September 1998, and 17 November 1998, Master's report, revenue estimates, a list of names and properties relating to lease renewals and rent reviews due in 1999, valuation and report as at 30 October 1998, report of the Treasurer regarding maintenance contributions and the cost of services provided by the Hull City Council, and letters for discussion regarding such subjects as changes to the Housing Allocation Policy, Empty Property Strategy and insurance

1 bundle/39 items

Apr 1997- 14 Dec 1998


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 14 December 1998 and minutes of the Special Meeting held on 25 January 1999, Mater's report, surveyors report, valuation and report as at 31 January 1999, investment report, as well as cards and a letter thanking the Charterhouse Trustees signed by the residents

1 bundle/5 items

14 Dec 1998- 1 Mar 1999


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 March 1999 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 23 March 1999 and 12 April 1999, valuation and report as at 30 April 1999, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1998, surveyor's report, letters for discussion regarding such subjects as the proposed expansion of the Charterhouse, and maintenance of property owned by the Charterhouse, and also includes a list of residents as at 1 June 1999

1 bundle/19 items

1 Mar 1999- 7 Jun 1999


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 June 1999 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 31 July 1999, Master's report, surveyor's report, valuation and report as at 31 July 1999, investment report, photocopies of forms of application for accommodation, as well as letters for discussion regarding such subjects as the lease for the Post Office at 63 Market Place, disability housing service and repayment of housing loans Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under Data Protection until January 2075, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/20 items

14 May 1999- 6 Sep 1999


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 6 September 1999, Master's report, revenue estimates, surveyor's report, investment report, cost of services provided by the Hull City Council, valuation and report as at 31 October 1999, letters for discussion regarding property owned by the Charterhouse particularly in relation to Wyke Chambers at 7 Silver Street and the Charterhouse annexe, and also includes a short history of the Charterhouse buildings with two photographs taken during a visit by Anthony Leask, director of the Almshouse Association, with staff and trustees outside the rear of the Charterhouse

1 bundle/37 items

17 Nov 1998- 21 Dec 1999


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 December 1999, copy of a letter signed by the residents of the Charterhouse thanking the Trustees for their Christmas present, Master's report, revenue estimates, surveyor's report, investment report, valuation and report as at 31 January 2000, and letters regarding the sale of Mentone House

1 bundle/4 items

7 Dec 1999- Apr 2000


of 380


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, includes minute 2451 regarding Mentone House from the minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 March 2000, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 1999, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment report, and a consultation paper by The Housing Corporation regarding a review of de-registration criteria for registered social landlords

1 item

31 Dec 1999- 5 Jun 2000


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 June 2000, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment report, and copy of a letter regarding the Henry James Barney Will Trust 1 item

5 Jun 2000- 4 Sep 2000


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 September 2000, Master's report, report of the treasurer regarding revenue estimates, surveyor's report, investment report, and letters for discussion regarding the Charterhouse garden, a letter from the Charterhouse residents to the Trustees acknowledging their donation of £500 toward outings, and a briefing note to the Charterhouse Trustees regarding the proposed acquisition of the former Hull College annex

1 bundle/4 items

4 Sep 2000- 6 Dec 2000


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 4 December 2000, investment report, Master's report, surveyor's report, annual accounts revenue outturn 2000, professional fees and services provided, report regarding the Henry James Barney Will Trust Fund, The Charterhouse Trust portfolio review, and letters for discussion including a letter signed by the residents

31 Aug 2000- 5 Mar 2001


of 380

thanking the Trustees for their Christmas present, letters regarding the Henry James Barney Will Trust, and a letter regarding the Christmas bonuses for staff, which lists monthly paid and manual staff by name and job title

1 bundle/23 items


Document created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 March 2001, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2000, Master's report, surveyor's report, and investment report 1 item

31 Dec 2000- 4 Jun 2001


Document created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 4 June 2001, Master's report, surveyor's report, and investment report 1 item

4 Jun 2001- 3 Sep 2001


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 September 2001, Master's report, revenue estimates, surveyor's report, review of maintenance contributions, report relating to the Henry James Barney Will Trust bequest, review of investments, and items for consideration relating to the City Information Service, an application for residence, and emails regarding whether new employees can join the Hull City Council's pension scheme

1 bundle/5 items

3 Sep 2001- 3 Dec 2001


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 3 December 2001, investment report, Master's report, revenue estimates, surveyor's report, annual accounts revenue outturn, and items for discussion relating to the Master's house bollards

1 items

3 Dec 2001- 4 Mar 2002


of 380

C WT2/1/53 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 27 May 2002

Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 March 2002 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 4 March 2002 and 10 April 2002, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2001, surveyor's report, and an investment report as at 31 March 2002

1 item

4 Mar 2002- 27 May 2002


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 27 May 2002, Master's report, surveyor's report, report of the treasurer regarding the annual accounts and recommendations put forward by the auditors, investment report as at 30 June 2002, and items relating to an advertisement regarding accommodation at the Charterhouse

2 items

27 May 2002- 2 Sep 2002


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meeting held on 2 September 2002, Master's report, revenue estimates for 2003, surveyor's report, and a review of maintenance contributions

1 item

2 Sep 2002- 2 Dec 2002


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and includes two copies of a letter of notice and agenda (one copy has been annotated), minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 2 December 2002, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment report, annual accounts for 2002 revenue outturn, and items relating to the Charterhouse investment portfolio, email regarding the appointment of a new nominative Trustee, and two thank you letters sent to the Trustees from residents

1 bundle/9 items

2 Dec 2002- 3 Mar 2003


of 380


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda and minutes for the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 March 2003

1 item

3 Mar 2003- 2 Jun 2003


Document was created in preparation for the special meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, as well as letters and application forms for accommodation at the Charterhouse

This document is closed under Data Protection until January 2079. 1 item

18 Jun 2003- 18 Sep 2003


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 September 2003 and minutes of Special Meeting held on 18 September 2003, Master's report, revenue estimates for 2004, investment report as at 30 September 2003, and surveyor's report 1 item

1 Sep 2003- 1 Dec 2003


Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, as well as papers relating to the Bourne House chimney stack

1 bundle/4 items

26 Nov 2003- 12 Dec 2003

C WT2/1/61 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 26 January 2004

Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting regarding Bourne House chimney and adjacent wall, and include a notice and agenda of the meeting and letters relating to the meeting

1 bundle/5 items

8 Dec 2003- 21 Jan 2004


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 December 2003 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 15 December 2003 and 26 January 2004, annual accounts for 2003 revenue outturn, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment report, and emails regarding property owned by the Charterhouse

1 bundle/4 items

10 Nov 2003- 1 Mar 2004


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 March 2004, financial statements as at 31 December 2003, Master's report, surveyor's report, investment report as at 31 March 2004, the support provided to the Charterhouse by the Hull City Council, policy on reserves, and a policy on vulnerable persons, as well as a letter of notice and an agenda for a special meeting of the Trustees regarding the appointment of Trustees and cooptative Trustees. Also includes printed photographs showing rebuilding the Bourne House gable wall, as well as emails regarding organising the meeting, staff Christmas and retirement bonuses, and general administration. 1 bundle/30 items

9 Dec 2003- 26 Jul 2004


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 21 June 2004, Master's report, surveyor's report, letter regarding the provision of support by the Hull City Council, involvement policy issued by The Housing Corporation, investment report as at 30 June 2004, letter regarding planning application for the erection of student accommodation on Wincolmlee, and a letter regarding traffic conditions and restrictions on Charterhouse Lane. Also includes a schedule of dilapidation relating to Wyke Chambers at 7 Silver Street, minutes of a Riverside Area Committee meeting held on 10 December 2003, various correspondence regarding such things as equivalent fair rents, applications for

3 Jul 2002- 6 Sep 2004


of 380

accommodation, National Association of Almshouses insurance policy, and the Elsie S Barney memorial fund. Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2080 and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/31 items

C WT2/1/65 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 16 November 2004

Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting relating to the provision of support services provided by the Hull City Council and the appointment of the Finance sub-committee, and include a letter of notice and agenda, service level agreement for the provision of support services provided to the Charterhouse Trust, a document regarding Nurse Aid the Nation's Fund for Nurses, and various emails and correspondence

1 bundle/15 items

8 Mar 2004- 16 Nov 2004


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary and Special Meetings held on 6 September 2004 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 16 November 2004, Master's report, revenue estimates for 2005, involvement policy progress of action plan and statement, investment report as at 30 September 2004, review of maintenance contributions. Also includes advertisement relating to the sale of 49 Boulevard as potential residential development and letters regarding planning application for student residences in Wincolmlee. 1 bundle/16 items

19 Aug 2004- 4 Jan 2005


Part of a document created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 September 2004 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 16 November 2004

1 item

6 Sep 2004- 23 Dec 2004


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 December 2004, a report on property matters relating to 62 and 63 Market Place, Wyke Chambers and 7 Silver Street, and the Charterhouse garden, as well as Master's report, surveyor's report, annual accounts for 2004 revenue outturn, investment report as at 30 December 2004, draft of financial regulations, involvement policy progress of action plan and statement. Also includes Charterhouse Trust portfolio review, service level agreement for the provision of support services by the Hull City Council, advice on an introduction to an allocation policy, and numerous emails regarding prepartions for the meetings agenda and administration of the Charterhouse

1 bundle/22 items

6 Dec 2004- 8 Mar 2005


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 March 2005, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2004, surveyor's report, Master's report, investment report as at 31 March 2005, and financial regulations. Also includes a thank you letter from a resident and a Summer/Autumn edition of a newsletter from Gelder and Kitchen. 1 bundle/3 items

7 Mar 2005- 6 Jun 2005


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 June 2005, surveyor's report, Master's report, allocation policy, a report on deregistration from the Housing Corporation, investment report as at 30 June 2005, investment report, a report relating to the release of restrictive covenants on land adjoining Wintersgill and Riverside Cottage, Hessle

1 bundle/4 items

6 Jun 2005- 5 Sep 2005


of 380

C WT2/1/71 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 17 October 2005

Papers were created and collected in preparation for two special meetings held on the same day, the first regarding applicants for accommodation and the second meeting regarding steel fencing for Alec-Smith House, the second quinquennial inspection for 2005, and the Disability Discrimination Act audit. Includes letter of notice and agendas for the meetings, a waiting list of applicants, application forms and correspondence regarding accommodation at the Charterhouse, as well as correspondence regarding steel railings and planning permission for their instalment at Alec-Smith House. Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2081, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/11 items

12 Mar 2003- 11 Oct 2005

C WT2/1/72 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 7 November 2005

Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting and include a letter of notice of the meeting and a letter regarding equivalent fair rents which lists the costs of different types of accommodation provided at the Charterhouse

2 items

28 Oct 2005


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 September 2005 and minutes of Special Meetings held on 17 October 2005 and 7 November 2005, Master's report, report on property matters relating to 62 and 63 Market Place, 6, 7, and 8 Silver Street, properties at Hessle and the Charterhouse garden, revenue estimates for 2006, review of maintenance contributions, investment report as at 30 September 2005, and a report regarding the sale of Charinco units, and letters for discussion

1 item

5 Sep 2005- 5 Dec 2005


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 December 2005, annual accounts for 2005 revenue outturn, a summary of duties and expertise provided by John Watson and Carter, property matters regarding 62 and 63 Market Place, 7 Silver Street, Wintersgill and Riverside Cottage at Hessle and the Charterhouse garden, draft allocation policy, review of policy on reservces, Master's report, investment report as at 31 December 2005, as well as a document created for an investment meeting held on 5 December 2005

1 bundle/3 items

5 Dec 2005- 6 Mar 2006


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 6 March 2006, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2005, Master's report, investment report as at 31 March 2006, and also includes emails regarding property matters and applications for accommodation

1 bundle/8 items

Dec 2005- 5 Jun 2006


Document was created in preparation for the meeting and includes a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 June 2006, surveyor's report, Master's report, investment report as at 30 June 2006, and letters for discussion regarding property matters

1 item

5 Jun 2006- 4 Sep 2006


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 September 2006, investment report as at 30 September 2006, surveyor's report, property matters report relating to 62 and 63 Market Place, 7 Silver Street and maintenance of the Charterhouse garden, Master's report, revenue estimates for 2007, as well as service level agreement for the provision of services by the Hull City Council, a letter regarding Mr. Holmes resignation as commercial property

29 Oct 2004- 5 Dec 2006


of 380

consultant to the Charterhouse, and numerous emails regarding property matters and administration, including printed photographs of pipes with rust, as well as thank you letters and cards from the residents to the Trustees

1 bundle/21 items


Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting regarding services provided by Jeremy Holmes and Company, John Watson and Carter and the Hull City Council and includes summaries of duties and expertise provided by the three services. Also relates to property matters in relation to 62 and 63 Market Place and maintenance of the Charterhouse garden and includes letters regarding the properties. 2 items

6 Mar 2006- 16 Jan 2007


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 4 December 2006 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 16 January 2007, surveyor's report, Master's report, review of policy on reserves, Treasurer's report regarding the annual accounts for 2006 revenue outturn, financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2006, investment report as at 31 December 2006, a document created for the Charterhouse Trust investment meeting held on 4 December 2006 with HSBC, UK equity strategy review dated December 2006, and emails regarding property and general administration, as well as a distribution list regarding the Humber Bridge

1 bundle/19 items

14 Oct 2005- 25 May 2007

C WT2/1/80 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 16 April 2007

Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting to interview applicants for accommodation in relation to two vacancies and include a letter of notice and agenda, as well as application forms and letters regarding applicants

These documents are closed under Data Protection until January 2083 1 bundle/5 items

30 Jan 2002- 16 Apr 2007


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 5 March 2007 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 16 April 2007, surveyor's report, Master's report, a document titled ''The Almshouse Residents' Guarantee: guidance on the management of housing accommodation by Almshouse Charities registered with the Housing Corporation'' dated July 1989, emails and letters regarding the management of properties owned by the Charterhouse, and insurance documentation

1 bundle/13 items

Jul 1989- 21 Aug 2007


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes from the previous Trustees Ordinary meeting held on 4 June 2007, surveyor's report, Master's report, an investment report as at 30 June 2007, blank generic letters to be sent to applicants of accommodation, a copy of the first page of minutes from a meeting of the Trustees held on 1 December 2003 to be used as an example at the meeting, and minutes of a special meeting held on 17 October 2005, Charterhouse Trust investment meeting with HSBC held on 3 September 2007, and a list of residents addresses and telephone numbers

1 bundle/22 items

6 Feb 2003- 3 Sep 2007

C WT2/1/83 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 8 October 2007

Papers were created and collected in preparation for a special meeting to consider applications for accommodation, and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of previous Trustees Ordinary Meetings in relation to the allocation policy, as well as copies of allocation policies. Also includes photocopies and originals of letters and application forms for accommodation, as well as a waiting list. Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2083, and will be removed when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/19 items

6 Sep 2004- 9 Jul 2008


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 September 2007 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 8 October 2007, surveyor's report, Master's report, review of maintenance contributions, service level agreement for the provision of support services by the Hull City Council, revenue estimates for 2008, Charterhouse Trust investment meeting with HSBC held on 3 December 2007, investment report as at 30 September 2007, and letters and emails regarding property matters and general administration including accommodation at the Charterhouse, maintenance contributions and equivalent fair rents, as well as a letter and report regarding the Charterhouse complaint procedure dated 4 August 2005

1 bundle/35 items

4 Aug 2005- 30 Jan 2008

C WT2/1/85 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 5 February 2008

Letter giving notice of a Special Meeting of the Trustees with HSBC relating to investment, and includes the report presented at meeting

1 bundle/4 items

18 Jan 2008- 7 Feb 2008


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 December 2007 and minutes of a Special Meeting held on 5 February 2008, surveyor's report, Master's report, and financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2007. Also includes a letter of notice of a Special Meeting held on the same day, 3 March 2008 with copies of letters and applications forms for accommodation at the Charterhouse, as well as emails regarding general administration. Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2082, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/12 items

30 Nov 2006- 3 Mar 2008


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 3 March 2008, surveyor's report, Master's report, investment report as at 31 March 2008, Tender assessment by John Watson and Carter for proposed earthing works at the Charterhouse, photocopy of an article taken from the Yorkshire Post regarding a proposed seven-storey student accommodation to be built near the Charterhouse dated 1 May 2008, Charterhouse waiting list and a completed application form for Pickering and Ferens Homes, handwritten list of residents' names, rental charges and when they moved in, copies of minutes from previous meetings with those minutes relating to appointments of residents, and emails regarding property matters and general administration Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2084, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/39 items

25 Jan 1999- 29 Aug 2008


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 2 June 2008, Master's report, investment report as at 30 June 2008, residents weekly rent and maintenance payments taken during 2007, revenue for 2007, and commercial property rent taken during 2007 and 2008, a list of Trustees' names and telephone numbers, an agreement for facility management of residential and commercial properties between John Watson and Carter and the Charterhouse dated 21 July 2008, and an agreement for facility management of commercial properties between Elizabeth Jane Jones nee Haller and Christopher Francis Evans and the Charterhouse dated 19 August 2008

1 bundle/30 items

11 Dec 2003- 1 Sep 2008


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 September 2008, investment report as at 30 September 2008, Master's report, surveyor's report, revenue estimates for 2009, service level agreement for the provision of support from the Hull City Council, Charterhouse Trust investment review by HSBC, Ecclesiastical's charity insurance policy schedule, as well as emails and letters regarding general administration, Christmas gifts to residents, and maintenance contributions

1 bundle/19 items

11 Feb 2008- 1 Dec 2008


Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 December 2008, annual accounts for 2008 revenue outturn, Master's report, review of policy on reserves, a number of photocopied documents regarding charities courses and the implications of the Charities Act 2006, investment report as at 31 December 2008, service level agreement for the provision of support services by the Hull City Council, surveyor's report, as well as letters regarding accommodation and property matters. Also includes two letters from residents, draft copies of minutes of the Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 December 2008, a service level proposal between the Charterhouse Trustees and Andrew Jackson Solicitors, Leader's decision record regarding nominative trustees and related email correspondence, as well as correspondence and notes of a private meeting regarding a resident and emails relating to general administration. Records relating to residents are closed under Data Protection until January 2084, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/43 items

26 Mar 2007- 2 Mar 2009


Papers were created and collected in preparation for a Special Meeting and include a letter of notice and agenda, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 2 March 2009, and copies of letters

1 Feb 2008- 10 Mar 2009


of 380

and application forms for accommodation at the Charterhouse

Records relating to applications for accommodation are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2085, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 2 items

C WT2/1/92 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 1 June 2009 Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include agendas for the meeting, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 2 March 2009, the Master's report, surveyor's report, dignity at work policy, and financial statements 1 item

2 Mar 2009- Sep 2009

C WT2/1/93 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 7 September 2009 Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice, agendas for the meeting, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 1 June 2009, Master's report, surveyor's report, and financial statements 1 item

3 Aug 2009- 7 Sep 2009

C WT2/1/94 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 7 December 2009 Papers were created and collected in preparation for the meeting and include a letter of notice, agendas for the meeting, minutes of the previous Trustees Ordinary Meeting held on 7 September 2009, Master's report, surveyor's report, and financial statements 1 item

27 Aug 2009- 7 Dec 2009

C WT2/1/95 Papers relating to Trustees Meetings held in 2010 Papers were created and collected in preparation for Trustees meetings and include a letters of notice, agendas for meetings, minutes of Trustees Meetings, Master's reports, surveyor's reports, financial statements, schedule of works for ground maintenance and Charterhouse conservation area draft character appraisal 6 items

13 Nov 2009- 6 Dec 2010


of 380


Papers were created and collected in preparation for Trustees meetings and include a letters of notice, agendas for meetings, minutes of Trustees Meetings, Master's reports, surveyor's reports, and financial statements 4 items

6 Dec 2010- 5 Dec 2011

C WT2/1/97 Papers relating to Trustees Meetings held in 2012 Papers were created and collected in preparation for Trustees meetings and include a letters of notice, agendas for meetings, minutes of Trustees Meetings, Master's reports, surveyor's reports, and financial statements 4 items

5 Dec 2011- 3 Dec 2012


20 Aug 2012- 2 Dec 2013


3 Mar 2014- 1 Dec 2014


1 Dec 2014- 7 Dec 2015


7 Dec 2015- 5 Dec 2016


of 380

C WT2/1/102 Papers relating to a Trustees Meeting held on 6

March 2017 Papers were created and collected in preparation for the Trustees meeting and includes a letters of notice, agendas for meeting, minutes of previous Trustees Meeting held on 5 December 2016, Master's report, surveyor's report, and financial statements 1 item

5 Dec 2016- 6 Mar 2017

C WT2/2 Financial Records 5 volumes, 10 items

Mar 1871- Dec 2003

C WT2/2/1 Charterhouse architect's department repair account book

Gives date, name of tradesman, and amount paid

1 volume

31 Mar 1871- 20 Dec 1965

C WT2/2/2 Staff pension ledger Gives the date and amount paid, name and signature of the member of staff. Pension payments ceased with the death of J. T. Agars on 26 June 1959. 1 volume

20 Sep 1951- 30 Jul 1959

C WT2/2/3 Impersonal Ledger volume 8

Gives detail of rent accounts, quarterly salaries, price of stock, etc. Income and expenditure are included at the back of the volume. 1 volume

1954-1963

C WT2/2/4 Impersonal Ledger volume 9

Gives detail of rent accounts, quarterly salaries, price of stock, etc. Income and expenditure are included at the back of the volume. 1 volume

1964-1972

C WT2/2/5 Annual accounts

Created for the Charterhouse Trustees and gives details of annual accounts for the year ending 31 December. Annual accounts for the year 1988 is not included. Previous file number: 33015. 4 items

1986-1990

C WT2/2/6 Papers relating to the Henry James Barney will trust Includes correspondence as well as account and balance sheets dated 2001

1 bundle/6 items

21 Jul 2000- 13 Nov 2002


of 380

C WT2/3 Records relating to the government and management of the Charterhouse Records within this series have been divided into three subseries relating to the general administration of the Charterhouse; staff and trustees; and residents

5 volumes, 21 bundles, 6 items

Mar 1881- Oct 2013

C WT2/3/1 Records relating to the general administration of the Charterhouse

2 volumes, 8 bundles

Mar 1881- Aug 2011

C WT2/3/1/1 Papers relating to the Orders of the Board regarding the Charity commission and a new scheme authorising the appointment by the Corporation of representative trustees

Papers include lists of charities administered by the Hull Municipal Charity Trustees, letters regarding members of the Board representing the Hull City Council, and a photocopied letter to John Leak from the Secretary of the Chief Commissioner regarding the relationship between the charities and the Corporation, dated 11 March 1881

1 bundle/31 items

11 Mar 1881- 7 Jul 1961

C WT2/3/1/2 Papers relating to registration as a Housing Association

Includes papers regarding quarterly nomination returns, correspondence, draft amendments to the allocations policy by the Housing Department of the Hull City Council in relation to the Housing Act 1996, Housing Association annual returns, a copy of the application form for the registration of the Charterhouse as a Housing Association dated 21 June 1976, and draft income and expenditure account for the year ended 31 December 1976. Previous file number: 34510. 1 bundle/143 items

18 Apr 1977- 2 Jul 1998

C WT2/3/1/3 Charity Commission annual returns

Includes annual returns for the Charterhouse and the Elsie S Barney memorial fund. The annual returns are for the years 1990-1994, 2002-2004 and 2006-2007. Two items within the file are closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2083, and will be removed from the papers when requested for viewing. 1 bundle/12 items

1990- 12 Mar 2007


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C WT2/3/1/4 Regulatory and statistical annual returns

The annual returns are for the 1 April 1997-31 March 1998, 1 April 1998-31 March 1999, and 1 April 2006-31 March 2007

1 bundle/3 items

1 Apr 1997- 31 May 2007

C WT2/3/1/5 Papers relating to Trustees' rota visits

Includes letters and lists giving the names of the trustees to visit the Charterhouse each month. Previous file number: 35715. 1 bundle/11 items

17 Apr 1979- 17 Sep 1987

C WT2/3/1/6 Papers relating to maintenance contributions and equivalent fair rents

Includes letters and photocopied minutes

1 bundle/29 items

14 Oct 1991- 15 Jan 1998

C WT2/3/1/7 General correspondence

Includes correspondence regarding such subjects as resident maintenance charges, lists of residents, land at Hessle Foreshore, possible storm damage to roof of the John Watson Hall, order of service of thanksgiving for Rodney and Elizabeth Hammonds' 25 years of marriage, memorial to Andrew Marvel, as well as requests for accommodation

1 bundle/57 items

Oct 1985- 3 Jan 1995


Includes correspondence regarding such subjects as requests for accommodation, weekly maintenance contributions, use of the John Watson Hall, the residents handbook as well as including a number of updated versions of the handbook

1 bundle/86 items

18 Sep 1989- 13 Dec 1990

C WT2/3/1/9 Visitors book

Gives date, name and address of visitors to the Charterhouse

1 volume

1 Nov 1977- 5 Dec 1997

C WT2/3/1/10 Visitors book

Gives date, name and address of visitors to the Charterhouse

1 volume

2 Feb 1998- 22 Aug 2011


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C WT2/3/2 Records relating to staff and trustees of the Charterhouse

7 bundles, 1 item

Oct 1976- Feb 2008

C WT2/3/2/1 Papers regarding the appointment of the Master Includes a job outline, personnel specification and statement of particulars regarding the post, information for applicants, a list of proposed interview questions, application for the post by Reverend Deas, as well as a copy of the advertisement for the position of Master and a list of the publications it was printed in Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2071

1 bundle/26 items

13 Oct 1976- 2 Jun 1995

C WT2/3/2/2 Papers regarding the Licensing of the Master Licensing of the Master took place on 29 February 1996 and the papers include a letter of invitation, letters accepting and declining the invitation to attend the licensing of the Master, and two lists of people who have accepted and declined the invitation

1 bundle/41 items

16 Feb 1996- 27 Feb 1996

C WT2/3/2/3 Papers regarding the nomination of Charterhouse Trustees

Includes declarations signed by the appointed nominated Trustees, as well as letters and emails

1 bundle/17 items

26 Jul 2004- 4 Feb 2008

C WT2/3/2/4 Handout created for a training session of the Charterhouse Trustees

Handout created from a powerpoint presentation regarding the role of the Trustees

1 item

3 Feb 2004

C WT2/3/2/5 Papers regarding the appointment of the porter Includes a job outline, personnel specification and statement of particulars regarding the post, completed application for the post by the successful candidate, as well as a copy of the advertisement for the position of Porter. Also includes letters regarding the retirement of the previous porter and the resignation of the current porter. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2078 1 bundle/35 items

18 Oct 2001- 7 Feb 2002


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C WT2/3/2/6 Papers regarding the appointment of the porter Includes copies of blank letters to be sent out to prospective candidates, application form of the successful candidate, interview questions, letters regarding the appointment and termination of the employment of the porter Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2078 1 bundle/16 items

11 Mar 2002- 12 Apr 2002

C WT2/3/2/7 Papers regarding the appointment of the porter Includes statement of main terms of employment, application form of the successful candidate, interview questions, and letters regarding the appointment Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2078 1 bundle/6 items

30 Apr 2002- 7 Aug 2002

C WT2/3/2/8 Papers regarding the appointment of the assistant matron

Includes statement of main terms of employment, letters regarding the appointment, and copies of Charterhouse policies and procedures

Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2079 1 bundle/5 items

10 Dec 2003

C WT2/3/3 Records relating to residents of the Charterhouse

3 volumes, 6 bundles, 5 items

Jan 1949- Oct 2013

C WT2/3/3/1 Register of residents

Gives name of resident, date of birth and date admitted to the Charterhouse. A list of residents' names, the date of their death, and in some cases their age at death, is included at the back of the volume. Dates of resident admissions are from 30 Jan 1949 to May 1967. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2045 1 volume

30 Jan 1949- 25 Jul 1969

C WT2/3/3/2 Register of applicants

Gives name of individual, date applied or interviewed and date admitted

Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2049 1 volume

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C WT2/3/3/3 Day book of doctors visits to residents

Gives date of visit and the name of the resident. At the very start of the volume it states the illness or injury of the resident, and later lists the name of the doctor. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2065 1 volume

2 Jan 1952- 7 Apr 1964

C WT2/3/3/4 Residents' handbook

1 item

27 Apr 1990

C WT2/3/3/5 Leaflets regarding residential accommodation at the Charterhouse

Includes three draft leaflets showing different designs

3 items

c.1995

C WT2/3/3/6 Information booklet on the Charterhouse for prospective residents

Includes a photograph and photocopy photographs of external and internal views of the Charterhouse, as well as a list of rent charges

1 item

5 Feb 1998

C WT2/3/3/7 Papers relating to residents and the provision of care at the Charterhouse

Includes a list of names and contact numbers of residents at the Charterhouse in 1991, suggested duties of matrons or wardens of almshouses, memorandum regarding the problems of the increasing ages of residents of the Charterhouse, and correspondence relating to residents. Previous file number: 36540. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2069 1 bundle/36 items

7 Nov 1978- 6 Oct 1993

C WT2/3/3/8 Papers relating to the applications and appointments of residents

Includes applications for accommodation and correspondence, as well as a document regarding the conditions of election as resident. Previous file number: 22395. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2068 3 bundles/269 items

6 Jan 1977- 27 Feb 1992


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C WT2/3/3/9 Papers relating to applications and appointments of residents

Includes waiting lists for accommodation at the Charterhouse, which give name, age, telephone number, date of application, and comments relating to the applicants, two draft copies of the Charterhouse seal to be used on correspondence, application forms and letters to prospective residents regarding accommodation, letter and emails regarding resident maintenance contributions and fair rents, and an email noting decisions made to accept or decline applicants for accommodation. Majority of the papers are dated 2005. Closed under the Data Protection Act until January 2085 1 bundle/43 items

1 Oct 2004- 10 Mar 2009

C WT2/3/3/10 Papers relating to resident applications forms Includes application forms and correspondence 1 bundle/19 items

14 Jul 1992- 15 Oct 2013

C WT2/4 Records relating to property owned by the Charterhouse Includes records relating to leases, tenancies and sale of property, as well as property development 119 bundles, 12 items and 3 volumes

Oct 1958- Dec 2012

C WT2/4/1 Records relating to the lease, tenancy, and sale of property owned by the Charterhouse

24 bundles/769 items

Oct 1958- Nov 2008

C WT2/4/1/1 Papers relating to the lease of 30.322 acres of land at Haggs Lane, Willerby Low Road to Mr. Thomas Geoffrey Kirkham

Includes tenancy agreements and correspondence regarding the lease of the land, of which two enclosures were surrendered in April 1992 and leased to Mr. Robert William Garness

1 bundle/55 items

5 Oct 1958- 26 Nov 2008

C WT2/4/1/2 Papers relating to the lease of three areas of farmland at Willerby to Mr. Oswald Kirkham

Includes correspondence and photocopies of the lease and counterpart agreement 1 bundle/11 items

9 Oct 1970- 22 Sep 1978


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C WT2/4/1/3 Papers relating to the lease of 23.057 acres of land at Willerby Low Road to Mr. Robert William Garness

Includes correspondence regarding the lease of land and a review of rental charges

1 bundle/57 items

23 Jan 1992- 15 Oct 2007

C WT2/4/1/4 Papers relating to the lease of 62 and 63 Market Place

Includes correspondence, photocopies of leases, as well as floor plans of the properties and a photocopied floor plan of 63 Market Place

1 bundle/10 items

Jan 1960- 4 Feb 1976

C WT2/4/1/5 Papers relating to the lease of 62 Market Place to Mr. John Dennis Scarah and Miss Rosemarie Lynne Mason

Includes statement of accounts, as well as a counterpart supplemental deed dated 25 October 1999 and a supplemental deed of lease dated 27 November 2007

1 bundle/3 items

11 Jun 1993- 27 Nov 2007

C WT2/4/1/6 Papers relating to the lease of 62-63 Market Place and 6 Silver Street to Dutton Moore and Company

Includes a copy of the deed of lease, correspondence emails and letters relating to the lease of the property as well as required alterations, license to assign, and floor plans of 62-63 Market Place and 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street created for the Humberside Fire Brigade under the Fire Precautions Act 1971

2 bundles/170 items

10 Feb 1987-Jan 2008

C WT2/4/1/7 Papers relating to the lease of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street, to Messrs. Moore and Atkin

Includes supplemental deed of lease and deed of variation, correspondence letters and emails, copies of related minutes of Trustees meetings held on 3 December 2001 and 27 May 2002, and 2 September 2002, as well as a statutory declaration of Mrs. H. D. Stark regarding the premises at Silver Street and Market Place

1 bundle/78 items

4 Sep 2001- 3 Nov 2008

C WT2/4/1/8 Papers relating to the lease of land and buildings known as Wintersgill, Cliff Road, Hessle, to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gosling

Includes a copy of the draft lease which contains a block plan of the property, as well as correspondence regarding an extension to the lease, proposal by the tenant to purchase the property, and a proposed office extension

1 bundle/13 items

4 Feb 1963- 29 Jul 1975


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C WT2/4/1/9 Papers relating to the lease of 7 Silver Street to Mr. Wilfred Martin

Includes a copy of the tenancy agreement between the Charterhouse and Mr. Martin, as well as correspondence noting that Mr. Stephen Dexter took up tenancy at the property following the termination of the agreement with Mr. Martin

1 bundle/6 items

26 Jul 1967- 27 Jan 1977

C WT2/4/1/10 Papers relating to the lease of office premises at 7 Silver Street to Blue Box Leisure Group Ltd. Includes correspondence, annotated lease, counterpart to lease, tenancy at will, statutory declaration by Mrs. H. D. Stark regarding the premises, file notes regarding conversations between Mrs. H. D. Stark and Max Marrison of Messrs. Walker Morris and Jeremy Holmes

3 bundles/139 items

16 Nov 2004- 25 Feb 2009

C WT2/4/1/11 Papers relating to land adjacent to Cliff Top Cottage, Cliff Top Lane, Hessle, owned by Mr. Rendall Includes correspondence regarding the proposal to erect a fence around the boundary of the land and a request by Mr. Rendall to purchase land from the Charterhouse, as well as a hand-drawn plan of the area

1 bundle/18 items

23 Sep 1969- 28 Jun 1976

C WT2/4/1/12 Papers relating to land required for the Humber Bank Improvement Scheme at Hessle

Includes correspondence, copies of statutory declarations and plans showing the land requested

1 bundle/12 items

11 Apr 1972- 1 Dec 1977

C WT2/4/1/13 Papers relating to a recent fire at Wensley Lodge and the lease of Mentone House to the Social Services Department of the Humberside County Council Includes correspondence regarding request for the surrender of the lease, and relating to a planning application for a change of use at Mentone House

1 bundle/13 items

14 Jun 1973- 28 May 1998

C WT2/4/1/14 Papers relating to a tenancy agreement between the Charterhouse and Mrs. Walker regarding Riverside Cottage, Hessle

Contains correspondence, some of which mentions property known as Wintersgill 1 bundle/74 items

9 Jan 1962- 23 Dec 1996


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C WT2/4/1/15 Papers relating to proposed disposal of land at Hessle Foreshore and sale of land to Beverley County Council Includes correspondence, a plan of the land to be acquired from the Charterhouse, as well as a statutory declaration by Clifford David Carter of John Watson and Carter, Chartered Quantity Surveyors

1 bundle/4 items

18 Apr 1985- 18 Apr 1986

C WT2/4/1/16 Papers relating to the lease of land at Hessle Foreshore to the Haltemprice Urban District Council Includes correspondence, a photocopy of the lease, and a plan of the Hessle quarry

1 bundle/5 items

9 Aug 1971- 26 Mar 1986

C WT2/4/1/17 Papers relating to the lease of property known as Wintersgill, Cliffe Road, Hessle to Mrs. E. B. Gosling

Includes correspondence, photocopied plans showing the premises and a statutory declaration of Clifford David Carter of John Watson and Carter, Chartered Quantity Surveyors

1 bundle/12 items

Sep 1962- 15 Sep 1987

C WT2/4/1/18 Papers relating to land at Wensley Lodge, Hessle

Includes correspondence, statutory declaration by David Carrington Gibson and photocopies of maps showing the land

1 bundle/11 items

25 Jul 1983- 12 Dec 1989

C WT2/4/1/19 Papers relating to land at the chalk pit, Hessle

Includes correspondence, statutory declaration by David Carrington Gibson, and a draft conveyance between the Charterhouse Trustees to the Secretary of State for Transport regarding freehold land at Hessle

1 bundle/22 items

3 Sep 1990- 15 Nov 1994

C WT2/4/1/20 Papers relating to the sale of Riverside Cottage, Cliff Road, Hessle

Includes correspondenc, statutory declaration of David Carrington Gibson of John Watson and Carter, Chartered Quantity Surveyors, and photocopied plans of the land and premises 1 bundle/13 items

7 Feb 1996- 8 Jan 1997


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C WT2/4/1/21 Papers relating to the sale of Mentone House and the Coach House at Hessle

Includes auction booklet, statutory declaration of David Carrington Gibson of John Watson and Carter, Chartered Quantity Surveyors, photocopied plans of the premises, and two articles published in the Hull Daily Mail regarding the auction and the history of the building dated 15 March 2000 and 5 June 2001

1 bundle/4 items

8 Feb 2000- 5 Jun 2001

C WT2/4/2 Records relating to property development 93 bundles, 12 items and 3 volumes

Oct 1959- Dec 2012

C WT2/4/2/1 Papers relating to repairs to the Master's House southern boundary wall Includes three letters and a draft sketch of the wall with measurements

1 bundle/4 items

24 Nov 1975- 16 Sep 1976

C WT2/4/2/2 Papers relating to repair of the Master's House boundary walls

Includes summary of account statements, specification and schedule of work, valuations, correspondence, invoices, town planning application, site plan and plans of elevations showing the required repairs, photographs of the wall and view of the garden

1 bundle/33 items

May 1985- 19 Jul 1990

C WT2/4/2/2a Papers relating to development of the Master's House garden Includes plans showing site plan (drawing number: H548/1, scale: 1/500, date: January 1988), layout plan (drawing number: P22/2, scale: 1:100, date: March 1989), and planting plan (drawing number: P22/10, scale: 1:100, date: December 1989), a summary of costs which includes a list of plants purchased, as well as a document regarding terms of contract for garden maintenance carried out by John Watson and Carter 3 items

Jan 1988- Dec 1989

C WT2/4/2/3 Papers relating to the Master's Garage

Includes building regulation papers and plans of the proposed garage, correspondence, estimate of works and invoices for work carried out 1 bundle/18 items

Mar 1978- 17 Aug 1979

C WT2/4/2/4 Specification and schedule of works for the internal remodelling to kitchens and bathrooms at the Master's House

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C WT2/4/2/5 Papers relating to the re-wiring of the Master's House and flats 40 and 41

Includes annotated layout plans, correspondence, inspection certificate, and specification by John Watson and Carter for the renewal of electrical installation in the Master's House

1 bundle/20 items

6 Apr 1989- 11 Jan 1991

C WT2/4/2/6 Papers relating to the interior redecoration of the Master's House

Includes correspondence, invoices and plans showing Master's house provision of bathrooms and kitchens general plans and elevations (drawing number: H817/2, scale: 1:50 and 1:100, date: Jan 1997), and Master's House ground and first floor plan (drawing number: H774/3, scale: 1:100, date: 16 Oct 1995) 1 bundle/42 items

8 Nov 1995- 20 Nov 2001

C WT2/4/2/7 Papers relating to the replacement of the iron gates at the entrance to the Master's House

Includes photographs of the gates, planning application and approval documents, estimates and invoices, as well as photocopied plans of the gates

1 bundle/29 items

4 Feb 1999- 12 Apr 2001

C WT2/4/2/8 Papers relating to repairs carried out to the chapel roof Includes correspondence, summary of final accounts, estimates and invoices

1 bundle/36 items

14 Feb 1975- 24 Mar 1980

C WT2/4/2/9 Papers relating to redecoration and improvements to the chapel Includes a plan of proposed pendents for the chandeliers in the chapel, a plan of the light pendents in wood and wrought iron, as well as a plan proposing general improvements to the chapel. Also includes correspondence, a luncheon card & order of service for the rehallowing of the chapel, correspondence, photographs of the interior of the chapel, as well as papers regarding cost for improvement and specification for interior redecoration of the chapel and vestry. 2 bundles/163 items

4 May 1979- 9 Oct 1991

C WT2/4/2/10 Papers relating to heating installation in the chapel Includes specification for central heating installation, a photograph of the radiator in the chapel, correspondence, and plans of the radiator 1 bundle/25 items

23 Aug 1982- 26 Feb 1986


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C WT2/4/2/11 Papers relating to the restoration of the organ

Includes letters, estimate for the restoration and improvement of the organ, temperature and humidity recorded in the chapel, planning application for the resiting of the pipe organ, plans and sketches, details regarding tonal changes to the organ, and a photograph and six negatives of the organ in the chapel 1 bundle/20 items

31 Mar 1981- 6 Nov 1991

C WT2/4/2/11a Papers relating to the restoration of the organ Includes letters regarding the costs for restoring the chapel organ, estimate for the restoration and improvement of the organ, planning application for the resiting of the pipe organ, as well as a plan showing elevations (drawing number: H308/1, scale: 1/8" to 1-0", date: July 1989) 1 bundle/38 items

18 Mar 1982- 23 Feb 1988

C WT2/4/2/12 Papers relating to the restoration of the organ

Includes estimates for the restoriation and improvement of the organ, organ tuning contract agreement with Rushworth & Draper Ltd., and correspondence

1 bundle/59 items

10 Sep 1984- 29 Jan 1991

C WT2/4/2/13 Papers relating to the redecoration of the chapel Includes letters, specification for interior redecoration of the chapel and vestry, form of tender, minutes of site meeting regarding the chapel organ, plans for the housing of optical beam smoke detectors in the chapel, and a report on the inspection of the west wall and the west window of the chapel by T. A. Bell 1 bundle/13 items

Feb 1989- 14 Feb 2000

C WT2/4/2/14 Papers relating to the recovering and reglazing of the chapel skylight Includes letters, invoices, and a site plan showing the location of the dome of the chapel skylight 1 bundle/5 items

18 Jun 1999- 10 Nov 1999

C WT2/4/2/15 Plans of proposed modernisation to the Charterhouse

Includes photocopy of a plan of the North Block (drawing number:7, scale: 4ft to 1'', date: Oct 1959) 2 items

Oct 1959

C WT2/4/2/16 Papers relating to maintenance of light fittings

Includes correspondence, quotes for maintenance charges and plans for a wrought iron lantern

1 bundle/12 items

5 Feb 1966- 1 Apr 1971


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C WT2/4/2/17 Papers relating to the Charterhouse new build and rehabilitation scheme

Includes calculations for raft foundation type A, reasons for work and proposals of scheme, notes on work to be carried out and costs, papers regarding planning and building regulations include a planning approval certificate, procedure for new build fair rent schemes, and correspondence. Papers are mainly dated 1977-1979. 1 bundle/15 items

22 Dec 1971- 13 May 1985

C WT2/4/2/18 Papers relating to the installation of emergency lighting

Includes correspondence, advertising leaflets, and invoices

1 bundle/33 items

23 Sep 1972- 3 Jun 1985

C WT2/4/2/19 Papers relating to the external painting of the Charterhouse

Includes specification for external painting, correspondence, site plans, invoices and photographs of external views of the Charterhouse focusing on the bell tower and roof, as well as negatives of internal maintenance and refurbishment 1 bundle/16 items

Jul 1973- 23 Sep 1997

C WT2/4/2/20 Papers relating to the installation of an information board and payment for a historical plaque

Includes the historical information to be included on the plaque, invoices and a plan showing mounting details for the historical plaque (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1/8 full size, date: 25 Sep 1975) 1 bundle/7 items

21 Apr 1975- 27 Oct 1975

C WT2/4/2/21 Papers relating to the rebuilding and rehabilitation scheme for Violet Mitchell House and the building of 18 new flats

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding the scheme and costs

1 bundle/129 items

5 Aug 1977- 3 Dec 1985

C WT2/4/2/22 Bills of quantities for the proposed redevelopment at the Charterhouse: volume one

1 volume

Jun 1978

C WT2/4/2/23 Bills of quantities for the proposed redevelopment at the Charterhouse: volume two

1 volume

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C WT2/4/2/24 Site meeting reports

Meetings held between the contractors Robinson and Sawdon Limited and employees from John Watson and Carter, quantity surveyors, and meetings sometimes held with other individuals or companies involved in the redevelopment. Gives details of progress and work still to complete. 1 bundle/34 items

7 Feb 1979- 6 May 1981

C WT2/4/2/25 Papers relating to valuations and estimates

Includes applications for assessment and payment of a housing association grant, calculations, and a number of certificates of payment by John Watson and Carter, chartered surveyors

1 bundle/39 items

29 Jan 1979- 21 Aug 1985

C WT2/4/2/26 Instructions for work to be carried out as part of the Charterhouse redevelopment Also includes a spreadsheet showing costs for the installation of heating, water and gas mains, electricity, talkback system, concrete floor beams, kitchen fittings and ironmongery

1 bundle/39 items

29 Nov 1978- 11 Jun 1985

C WT2/4/2/27 Papers relating to the Charterhouse new build and rehabilitation scheme

Consists of correspondence and plans. Plans include Flat type A raft foundation (drawing number: 2054/4, scale: 1/25, date: Mar 1979); ground floor plan of re-building alterations of The Old House and Bourne Wing (drawing numbers: 91/6B, C, scale: 1/100, date 1 Apr 1978); first floor plan of re-building alterations of The Old House and Bourne Wing (drawing numbers: 91/7C, scale: 1/100, date 1 Apr 1978); Charterhouse redevelopment scheme 2 ground floor (drawing number: 91/6, scale: 1/8'', date: Aug 1977); Charterhouse redevelopment scheme 2 first floor (drawing number: 91/7, scale: 1/8'', date: [not dated]); Charterhouse redevelopment scheme 2 typical elevations (drawing number: 91/8, scale: 1/8'', date: Aug 1977); Charterhouse redevelopment site layout (drawing number: 91/5, scale: 1/500, date: 9 Aug 1977); Charterhouse rebuilding site plan (drawing number: 91/1, scale: 1/500, date:Jun 1977); Charterhouse rebuilding and alterations (drawing number: 91/14, scale: full size as dimensioned, date: 5 Jan 1978); Charterhouse redevelopment site layout (drawing number: 91/15, scale: 1/100, date: 8 Dec 1977); Charterhouse redevelopment site development plan

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(drawing number: 91/8, scale: 1/100, date: 8 Dec 1977); Charterhouse rebuilding scheme 1 (drawing number: 91/2, scale: 1/8'', date: 14 Jul 1977); Charterhouse redevelopment existing ground floor plan (drawing number: 91/3, scale 1/8'', date: 9 Aug 1977), Charterhouse redevelopment existing first floor plan (drawing number: 91/4, scale 1/8'', date: 9 Aug 1977), proposed flate sketch plans (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1/100, date: Jun 1974); Ground floor plan (drawing number: 69/2, scale: [not given], date: 18 Dec 1978); First floor plan (drawing number: 69/1, scale: [not given], date: 18 Dec 1978); Proposed modernisation ground floor plan (drawing number: [1], scale: 8ft to 1'', date: 1958); and Proposed modernisation first floor plan (drawing number: 2, scale: 8ft to 1'', date: 1958). 1 bundle/62 items

C WT2/4/2/28 Papers relating to services layout, maintenance and redevelopment plans

Consists mainly of correspondence and plans, but also includes calculations, a valuation for insurance purposes dated 13 Nov 2001, and guidance notes on the community fund date 12 Dec 2001. Plans include: annotated versions of site layout plan (drawing number: 91/15, scale: 1/100, date: 8 Dec 1977); Eastern area proposed gas supply to 36 flats (drawing number: 642/2967A, scale: 1/100, date: 2 Apr 1979); re-building and alterations - annotated (drawing number: 91/9B, scale 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); re-building and alterations block A - annotated (drawing number: 91/9B, scale 1/50, date 9 Nov 1977); re-building and alterations block c - annotated (drawing number: 91/12B, scale 1/50, date 21 Dec 1977); re-building and alterations block D - annotated (drawing number: 91/13C, scale 1/50, date 9 Nov 1977); re-building and alterations block B - annotated (drawing number: 91/11B, scale 1/50, date 9 Nov 1977); site plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/1, scale: 1/500, date: 20 Dec 1977); re-building and alterations of The Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/6B, scale 1/100, date 1 Apr 1978); re-building and alterations of The Old House and Bourne Wing (drawing number: 91/17, scale 1/50,

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date 20 Mar 1978); John Watson Hall kitchen and W.C. extension (drawing number: 91/18, scale: 1/50, date: May 1978); re-building and alterations, details of borrowed lights (Old House and Bourne Wing) ''A'' details of doors 63 and 63A added (drawing number: 91/26A, scales 1/10 and full size, date: Feb 1979); Old House and Bourne House first floor plan (drawing number: H818/2, scale: 1:100, date: 16 Oct 1995); existing first floor plan (drawing number: 91/4, scale1/8, date: 9 Aug 1977); Violet Mitchell House rehabilitation general layout 2 (drawing number: 147/2, scale: 1/50, date: Feb 1982); outside works (drawing number: [not given], scale: [not given], date: 6 Dec 1977); rebuilding and alterations - annotated (drawing number: 91/10, scale: 1/20, date: 9 Nov 1977); The Old House and Bourne Wing - annotated (drawing number: 91/17, scale: 1/50, date: 20 Mar 1978); The Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan (drawing number: 91/6C, scale: 1/100, date: 1 Apr 1978); The Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/6B, scale: 1/100, date: 1 Apr 1978); The Old House and Bourne Wing first floor plan (drawing number: 91/7B, scale: 1/100, date: 1 Apr 1978); flat types A, B, C and D (drawing number: OQM.1, scale: 1:50, date: 8 Jan 1979); flats type B raft foundation (drawing number: 2054/1, scale: 1:25, dated: 21 Feb 1979); flats type C raft foundation (drawing number: 2054/2, scale: 1:25, date: 2 Mar 1979); and flats type D raft foundation (drawing number: 2054/3, scale: 1:25, date: 5 Mar 1979). 1 bundle/97 items

C WT2/4/2/29 Papers relating to the installation and provision of water and gas supplies

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding work to be carried out and costs

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C WT2/4/2/30 Papers relating to the installation and provision of heating and gas supplies as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence and plans. Plans include: eastern area proposed supply to 36 flats - annotated (drawing number: 642/2967, scale: 1:100, date: 8 Feb 1979); re-building and alterations The Old House and Bourne Wing - annotated (drawing number: 91/17, scale: 1/50, date: 20 Mar 1978); re-building and alterations Type D - annotated (drawing number: 91/13B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); re-building and alterations Type C - annotated (drawing number: 91/12B, scale: 1/50, date: 21 Dec 1977); re-building and alterations Type B - annotated (drawing number: 91/11B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); Type A - annotated (drawing number: 2, scale: [not given], date: [not given]); and site plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/1, scale:1/500, date: 20 Dec 1977) 1 bundle/17 items

9 Nov 1977- 14 Feb 1980

C WT2/4/2/31 Papers relating to the installation and provision of heating at John Watson Hall, the Old House and the Bourne Wing as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence and plans, and also includes a specification for central heating installation to John Watson Hall, description of works to be carried out and calculations. Plans include: John Watson Hall kitchen and W.C. extension - annotated (drawing number: 91/18, scale: 1:50, date: May 1978); general layout of the John Watson Hall - annotated (drawing number: [not given], Scale: 8ft to 1'', date: Jul 1982); Block A i and ii - annotated (drawing number: 91/9, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); Block B - annotated (drawing number: 91/11B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); Block C (drawing number: 91/12B, scale: 1/50, date: 21 Dec 1977); Block D - annotated (drawing number: 91/13, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); and The Old House and Bourne Wing - annotated (drawing number: 91/17, scale: 1/50, date: 20 Mar 1978). 1 bundle/21 items

May 1977- 10 Dec 1982


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C WT2/4/2/32 Papers relating to the installation and provision of central heating as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Includes correspondence, printed diagrams of a recommended service entry for an internal rise pipe and of a sectional shaft for multi-storey buildings, as well as quotations for the work to be carried out 1 bundle/6 items

4 Apr 1979- 14 May 1979

C WT2/4/2/33 Papers relating to the installation and provision of electrical supplies as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding costs and quotations for the work to be carried out, and also includes a specification and an annotated site plan showing already existing electrical cables and where new electrical cables are to be installed (drawing number: 91/1, scale 1:500, date: 20 Dec 1977) 1 bundle/16 items

20 Dec 1977- 22 Jan 1980

C WT2/4/2/34 Papers relating to fire prevention as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence and plans. Plans include: The Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/6B, scale: 1/100, date: [10 Apr 1978]); The Old House and Bourne Wing first floor plan - annotated (drawing number: 91/7B, scale: 1/100, date: [10 Apr 1978]); Block D - annotated (drawing number: 91/13B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); Block B - annotated (drawing number: 91/11B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); Block A i and ii - annotated (drawing number: 91/9, scale: 1/50, date: 9 November 1977); Block C - annotated (drawing number: 91/12B, scale: 1/50, date: 21 Dec 1977); and The Old House and Bourne Wing (drawing number: 91/17, scale: 1/50, date: 20 Mar 1978). 1 bundle/19 items

9 Nov 1977- 15 Apr 1981

C WT2/4/2/35 Papers relating to fire prevention as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding costs and work to be carried out as well as plans. Plans include: fire screen details (drawing number: 69/3, scale: 1ft to 1/2'' and 1/4, date: 6 Jul 1976); fire screen details (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1ft to 1/2'' and 1/4, date: 18 Dec 1975); a number of annotated versions of the ground floor

28 Jul 1959- 18 Dec 1978


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plan (drawing number: 69/1, scale: [not given], date: 18 Dec 1978); and first floor plan (drawing number: 69/2, scale: [not given], date: 18 Dec 1978). Records are mostly dated between 1973 and 1978. 1 bundle/65 items

C WT2/4/2/36 Papers relating to the installation of new kitchen fittings in the newly built flats as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Includes four photocopied plans annotated to show connections to the mains for flat types A i and ii, B, C, and D, as well as a list of the number of kitchen fittings required and the cost 1 bundle/5 items

c.1978

C WT2/4/2/37 Papers relating to the installation of new kitchen fittings in the Old House as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding costs and work to be carried out. Also includes an annotated plan of the Old House and Bourne Wing (drawing number: 91/17, scale: 1/50, date: 20 Mar 1978) and hand drawn plans of the different flats showing the layout of the kitchen. 1 bundle/10 items

20 Mar 1978- 16 Jun 1980

C WT2/4/2/38 Papers relating to the installation of the Talkback system as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding contracts and costs of work to be carried out, plans and information leaflets regarding the Talkback system. Annotated versions of plans include: site plan (drawing number: 91/1, scale: 1/500, date: 20 Dec 1977); The Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan (drawing number: 91/6B, scale: 1/100, date: [not give]); flat type B (drawing number: 91/11B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); flat type A (drawing number: 91/9B, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); flat type C (drawing number: 91/12B, scale: 1/50, date: 21 Dec 1977); flat type D (drawing number: 91/13C, scale: 1/50, date: 9 Nov 1977); and The Old House and Bourne Wing first floor plan (drawing number: 91/7B, scale: 1/100, date: [not given]). 1 bundle/24 items

9 Nov 1977- 20 Nov 1981


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C WT2/4/2/39 Papers relating to floor beams as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence. Also includes a specification for forming service openings in spiroll and tembo concrete beams. 1 bundle/12 items

10 Jan 1978- 14 Jan 1980

C WT2/4/2/40 Papers relating to door schedule and foundation and block specifications as part of the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Mainly consists of correspondence regarding materials and work to be carried out and also includes an annotated site plan (drawing number: 91/1, scale: 1/500, date: Jun 1977) 1 bundle/32 items

Jun 1977- 6 Apr 1978

C WT2/4/2/41 Door lintel schedule for the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

1 bundle/4 items

Dec 1978

C WT2/4/2/42 Window lintel schedule for the redevelopment of Charterhouse accommodation

Includes the schedule and calculations

1 bundle/6 items

21 Dec 1978

C WT2/4/2/43 Papers relating to signage

Includes drawings of signs and correspondence regarding costs and work to be carried out 1 bundle/26 items

30 Dec 1980- 17 Sep 1987

C WT2/4/2/44 Papers relating to the Dibb Wing Improvement Scheme and the Violet Mitchell House Housing Association Grant claim

Includes correspondence, agreement & tender for works, an account statement, rehabilitation for rent application for housing association project approval, specification for the alterations and additions to Violet Mitchell House, and two plans showing the Violet Mitchell House rehabilitation general layout plan 2 (drawing number: 147/2, scale: 1:50, date: Feb 1982) and Dibb Wing improvements (drawing number: 147/1, scale: 1:50, date: Jan 1981). Previous file number: 36883. 1 bundle/124 items

2 Jan 1981- 3 Feb 1987


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C WT2/4/2/45 Photographs of the Charterhouse and property owned by the Charterhouse Trust Includes external views of the Charterhouse building, damage to the Master's House boundary wall, wooden beams in the roof space, external views of 7 Silver Street, internal and external views of the chapel window, and views of the arched roof in the old Charterhouse school 1 bundle/44 items

1982-c.1990

C WT2/4/2/46 Papers relating to the application for a House Association Grant in relation to the rehabilitation of Violet Mitchell House

Consists of correspondence and invoices. Previous file number: 39014. 1 bundle/15 items

24 Aug 1984- 22 Jul 1986

C WT2/4/2/47 Papers relating to the Civic Trust Awards

Charterhouse Trustees applied for the redevelopment of accommodation at the Charterhouse to be considered for a Civic Trust Award in 1982. Papers include colour slides and black and white photographs of external views of accommodation at the Charterhouse, correspondence, a site plan (drawing number: 91/1, scale: 1/500, date: 20 Dec 1977), and also includes a history of the Charterhouse redevelopment and a talk regarding the redevelopment of the Charterhouse from 1979 to 1981, as well as photocopied excerpts from books regarding the history of the Charterhouse

1 bundle/29 items

16 Mar 1982- 17 Jan 1983

C WT2/4/2/48 Papers regarding renewals and repairs to the Old House and Bourne House

Includes correspondence relating to repairs, being included in the 'Historic Houses, Castles and Gardens' publication, and opening the Charterhouse for visits by members of the public, as well as invoices and certificates of payment, and four black and white photographs showing the front external views of the Charterhouse. Also includes two plans relating to scheme 1 for building new flats at the Charterhouse including a site plan (drawing number: 174/1, scale: 1:100, date: Dec 1983) and a plan showing elevations (drawing number: 174/2, scale: 1:100, date: Dec 1983). Previous file number: 43757. 1 bundle/108 items

Dec 1983- 16 Nov 1993


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C WT2/4/2/49 Papers regarding a proposed redevelopment programme

Includes letters regarding the rebuild and rehabilitation scheme, invoices and final accounts. Previous file number: 32231. 1 bundle/5 items

14 Aug 1985- 15 Nov 1985

C WT2/4/2/50 Plans relating to John Watson Hall extension

Includes photocopied and hand drawn plans showing the kitchen extension, a general layout and an amended layout 1 bundle/6 items

Apr 1987

C WT2/4/2/51 Papers relating to the re-roofing of the Old House, Violet Mitchell House and John Watson Hall Includes specification and schedule of works, invoices, certificates of payment, valuations, correspondence, photographs and negatives of roof during work being carried out, and two plans of the Old House and Violet Mitchell House roof repairs and renewals showing roof plan and site plan (drawing number: H628/1, Scale: 1:100, date: Apr 1990) 1 bundle/116 items

May 1990- 20 Oct 1992

C WT2/4/2/52 Papers relating to environment works and upgrading fire precautions

Includes schedule of works, correspondence and plans of fire prevention at the Old House and Bourne House showing: the ground floor (drawing number: H774/1, scale: 1:100, date: 16 Oct 1995); first floor (drawing number: H774/2, scale: 1:100, date: 16 Oct 1995); and Master's House ground and first floor plan (drawing number: H774/3, scale: 1:100, date: 16 Oct 1995) 1 bundle/29 items

20 Feb 1995- 22 Aug 1996

C WT2/4/2/53 Papers relating to the maintenance and installation of a new fire alarm system at the Charterhouse

Includes quotations for installation of the new system, correspondence, invoices, and plans which have been annotated to show the position of the detectors and include: Violet Mitchell House rehabilitation general layout 2 (drawing number: 147/2, scale: 147/2, scale: 1:50, date: Feb 1982); Master's House general layout and details (drawing number: 109/1, scale: 1/8'' and 1/4 full size, date: Jun 1980); the Old House and Bourne Wing ground floor plan (drawing number: 91/6C, scale: 1/100, date: 1 Apr 1978);

1 Apr 1978- 15 Nov 1996


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the Old House and Bourne Wing first floor plan (drawing number: 91/7C, scale: 1/100, date: 1 Apr 1978); and a site plan showing the fire alarm areas colour coded to show fire detectors on the ground floor, first floor and roof space

1 bundle/46 items

C WT2/4/2/54 Papers relating to a fire alarm system installed at the Charterhouse in 1997-1998 and maintenance contract Includes valuations and final account summaries, tenders, planning application for listed building, and plans, which include: the chapel housing for optical beam smoke detectors (2) plan and elevations (drawing number: H820/10, scale: 1/8'' = 1'0'', date: Jul 1989); detail of housing of chapel beam smoke detectors (drawing number: H820/12, scale: 1/4 full size, date: Jul 1997); the Master's House renewal of electrical installation layout plans (drawing number: H611/1, scale: 1/8'' = 1'0'', date: Jul 1989); Old House and Bourne House fire prevention ground floor plan (drawing number: H774/1, scale: 1/100, date: 16 Oct 1995); Old House and Bourne House fire prevention first floor plan (drawing number: H774/2, scale: 1/100, date: 16 Oct 1995); Violet Mitchell general layout 2 (drawing number: 147/2, scale: 1/50, date: Feb 1992); The Old House remodelling of flats 10 and 14 plans and specification (drawing number: H818/4, scale: 1/50, date: Jan 1997); The Master's House four flats provision of bathrooms and kitchens existing survey (drawing number: H817/1, scale: 1/50, date: Jan 1997) 1 bundle/50 items

Jul 1989- 15 Oct 1998

C WT2/4/2/55 Papers relating to the Bourne House roof cover renewal Includes plans, invoices, tender for work, and photographs of work being carried out. Plans include: Bourne House slate roof renewal roof plan, site plan and specification (drawing number: H858/1, scale: 1:100, date: Apr 1998); and an annotated version of the Old House and Violet Mitchell House roof plan and site plan (drawing number: H628/1, scale: 1:100, date: Apr 1990). 1 bundle/24 items

Apr 1990- Aug 1998


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C WT2/4/2/56 Proposed extension survey and valuation of the Charterhouse annex

The document includes external views of the Charterhouse annex as well as a site plan of the proposed special needs unit scheme 1 (drawing number: H881/1, scale: 1:500, date: 17 Feb 1999) 3 items

26 Nov 1998- 19 Mar 1999

C WT2/4/2/57 Papers relating to the refurbishment of accommodation at the Charterhouse

Includes a list of costs for refurbishing various flats at the Charterhouse, and a photocopied newscutting regarding the Hull Warm Zone securing £700,000 to spend on improving energy efficiency in the homes of Council tenants, and a letter regarding the change of use land from open space to a private garden and to build a boundary wall 1 bundle/10 items

26 Feb 1999-Sep 2002

C WT2/4/2/58 Papers relating to the refurbishment of Flat 1

Includes invoices, quotations and photocopied plans showing: bathroom refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: 14 Jun 2001); general refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:50, date: 13 Jun 2001); and kitchen refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: 14 Jun 2001) 1 bundle/20 items

13 Jun 2001- 14 Nov 2001

C WT2/4/2/59 Papers relating to remedial plaster repair and the removal and installation of a boiler and radiator in Flat 1

Includes quotation, invoices, and site plan

1 bundle/6 items

25 Oct 2005- 15 Feb 2006

C WT2/4/2/60 Papers relating to the refubishment of Flat 2

Relating to the general refurbishment and a leak in the bathroom the file iIncludes facsimile correspondence

1 bundle/4 items

17 May 1999- 23 Jun 1999

C WT2/4/2/61 Papers relating to the refubishment of Flat 5

Relating to refurbishment of the kitchen the file includes invoices, quotation, and a plan of the proposed kitchen refurbishment, as well as a plan for flats4-5 showing an ameded layout (drawing number: H853/9, scale: 1:50, date: Dec 1998). Also includes letters and service report regarding the installation of electric showers in Flats 5 and 26. 1 bundle/8 items

12 Aug 1996- 1 Sep 2003


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Includes estimation of costs, invoices, and plans including: Flat 6 refubishment of kitchen and bathroom incorporating store room for bedroom 2 and existing survey showing proposed bedroom 2 (drawing reference: A, scale: 1:50, date: Nov 2000); Flat 6 kitchen, bathroom and existing survey (drawing reference: B, scale: 1:20, date: Nov 2000); Flat 6 kitchen, bathroom and proposed layout (drawing reference: C (amended), scale: 1:20, date: Nov 2000) 1 bundle/21 items

26 Oct 2000- 15 Jun 2001


Includes quotation, invoices, drawings and plans showing proposed bathroom refurbishment for schemes 1, 2, 3 and 4 (drawing numbers: [not give], scale: 1:20, date: Nov 1999) and kitchen refurbishment (drawing number: not given], scale: 1:20, date: Nov 1999) 1 bundle/23 items

24 Nov 1999- 7 Mar 2000

C WT2/4/2/64 Papers relating to proposed refurbishment of Flat 8

The refurbishment was not carried out, and the flat was redecorated and re-occupied instead. The file consists of plans, which include refurbishment of the kitchen and bathroom for schemes 1, 2, 3, and 4 and existing plan (drawing numbers: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: [Nov 2000]) 1 bundle/9 items

26 Oct 2000- 9 Nov 2000


Includes quotations, invoices, and a plan showing comparison of flat 8 existing kitchen and proposed kitchen refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Dec 2006) 1 bundle/16 items

18 Oct 2006- 23 Apr 2007

C WT2/4/2/66 Papers relating to the refurbishment of the Guest Flat at Flat 11

Includes quotation and invoices

1 bundle/8 items

30 Oct 2006- 4 Jan 2007


Includes photographs of the refurbishment showing exposed brickwork to be plastered, invoices, and plans, which include: floor plan of Flat 10 under scheme 4; general proposals for remodelling of flats (drawing number: H818/5, scale: 1:100, date: 14 Apr 1998);

Jan 1997- 9 Aug 2007


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floor plan and specifications showing existing and proposed layout (drawing number: H818/7, scale: 1:50, date: Oct 1998). Except for the plans all other items in the file are dated 2007. 1 bundle/8 items


Papers relating to the refurbishment of the kitchen and bathroom including invoices, two photographs of a brick wall, and plans showing: existing and proposed layout of ground floor flat 15 bathroom refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Mar 2000); existing and proposed layout of kitchen refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20 and 1:50, date: Mar 2000). Also includes quotations for work to be carried out on the ceilings in Flat 1 and 2. 1 bundle/24 items

28 Mar 2000- 25 Jul 2000


Papers relating to the refurbishment of the kitchen and bathroom including invoices and plans showing the existing and proposed layout for the kitchen and bathroom (drawing numbers [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Mar 2003) 1 bundle/15 items

4 Mar 2003- 24 Jul 2003

C WT2/4/2/70 Invoice relating to the refurbishment of Flat 18

Includes an invoice for kitchen alterations

1 item

15 Dec 2006- 8 Jan 2007


Includes invoices, estimation for proposed bathroom refurbishment, plans showing the existing and proposed layouts of the kitchen and bathroom (drawing numbers: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Feb 2002) 1 bundle/19 items

Feb 2002- 4 Sep 2002


Includes invoices, an estimate of the costs for the proposed bathroom, and plans of the existing and proposed layout of the bathroom and kitchen in Flat 20 on the ground floor of Dibb House (drawing numbers: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Mar 2002) 1 bundle/9 items

8 Mar 2002- 17 Oct 2002


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C WT2/4/2/73 Papers relating to the refurbishment of Flats 22 and 32

Includes invoices, estimates and drawings of the proposed refurbishment 1 bundle/9 items

14 Apr 1999- 15 Nov 2000


Includes invoices, estimates and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment 1 bundle/12 items

12 Oct 1999- 8 May 2001


Includes invoices and plans showing: the existing and proposed layout for the bathroom refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Nov 2005); the existing and proposed layout for the kitchen refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: 12 Sep 2006), and a plan of the new kitchen units (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: [not given]) 1 bundle/24 items

8 Feb 1999- 23 Nov 2006


Includes invoices and plans showing the existing and proposed layout for the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment of Flat 26 on the first floor of Dyke House (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: May 2002) 1 bundle/16 items

29 Apr 2002- 31 Oct 2002


Includes invoices, estimates and plans showing the existing and proposed layout for the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment of Flat 27 on the first floor of Dyke House (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Apr 2003) 1 bundle/6 items

29 Apr 2003- 9 Oct 2003


Includes invoices, estimates and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment 1 bundle/12 items

2 Jul 1999- 27 Oct 1999


Includes invoices, quotations, facsimile correspondence regarding work to be carried out and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment 1 bundle/9 items

28 Jun 2000- 9 Jan 2001


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Includes drawings and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the kitchen and bathroom refurbishment (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1:20, date: Feb 2002) 1 bundle/4 items

Feb 2003


Includes invoices, plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the bathroom and kitchen refurbishment (scale: 1:20, date: Dec 2001), computer generated image of the layout of the rooms, and letters regarding work to be carried out 1 bundle/20 items

11 Dec 2001- 27 Apr 2005


Includes invoices, letters regarding work to be carried out, plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the bathroom and kitchen refurbishment (scale: 1:20, date: Dec 2001), and a computer generated image of the layout of the kitchen

1 bundle/8 items

15 Dec 2001- 2 Apr 2002


Includes invoices, letters regarding work to be carried out, and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the bathroom and kitchen refurbishment (scale: 1:20, date: Jan 2000) 1 bundle/18 items

Jan 2000- 4 Apr 2000


Includes invoices, photographs of kitchen and bathroom before refurbishment complete, letters regarding work to be carried out, and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the kitchen and bathroom (scale: 1:20, date: Mar 2002 and Apr 2005) 1 bundle/32 items

Apr 2002- 20 Sep 2005


Includes quotations, invoices and plans showing the existing and proposed layout of the bathroom and kitchen refurbishment (scale: 1:20, date: Jun 2005) 1 bundle/7 items

22 Jun 2005- 9 Nov 2005

C WT2/4/2/86 Papers relating to the refurbishment of Flats 40-43

Includes estimates of cost, invoices, letters regarding work to be carried out and plans showing kitchen upgrades (drawing number: H562/2-4, scale: 1/2'', date: Jun 1988) 1 bundle/41 items

May 1984- 3 Nov 2006


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C WT2/4/2/86a Plan of the proposed matron's office refurbishment Gives general details and specification (drawing number: H1052/1, scale: 1:50, 1:10, and 1:20, date: Jul 2002) 1 item

Jul 2002

C WT2/4/2/87 Papers relating to the replacement of the railings outside Alec-Smith House

Includes invoices, letters relating to the application for planning permission and work to be carried out, photographs of external views of Alec-Smith House showing before and after the railings have been installed, and plans showing: details of railings and gates of the Humberside Police Authority at the Pacific Exchange, 40 High Street (drawing number: H976/08, scale: 1:10, date: 15 Oct 2002); part of a plan showing details of railing (drawing number: H891/20, scale: 1:20, date: [not dated]); proposed steel railings above brick boundary wall (drawing number: H1245/2A, scale: 1:50, 1/10, 1:5, date: Jul 2005); and a site plan (drawing number: H1245/1, scale: 1/500, date: Jul 2005) 1 bundle/30 items

15 Jun 2005- 20 Feb 2006

C WT2/4/2/88 Building manual for works carried out to the bell tower Includes description of the works carried out, details of suppliers and contractors, photographs of the bell tower, a copy of the building manual is provided on a CD-Rom, and a copy of the lecture by Keith Trevor regarding the bell tower is also provided on a CD-Rom

1 bundle/3 items

28 May 2009- 30 Nov 2010

C WT2/4/2/89 Plans relating to elevations of the Charterhouse buildings

Plans include: Charterhouse external lanterns elevations (drawing number: 6001/EC2, scale: 1:100, date: 5 Nov 2009); Old House elevations (drawing number: 6157/10/1, scale: 1:100, date: 6 Apr 2010); Master's House and Chignell House elevations (drawing number: 6157/10/2, scale: 1:100, date: 13 Apr 2010); and John Watson Hall elevations (drawing number: 6157/10/3, scale: 1:100, date: 19 Apr 2010) 1 bundle/4 items

5 Nov 2009- 19 Apr 2010


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C WT2/4/2/90 Bills of quantities for the proposed extension to printing works at Caroline Street, Hull, for Messrs. White & Farrell Ltd. 1 volume

Mar 1958

C WT2/4/2/91 Papers relating to an acquisition of land in Bourne Street/Little Mason Street from the Hull City Council to extend accommodation

Includes correspondence regarding the acquisition of land, The Housing Corporation North East Region allocation statement for 1986-1987 and the regional policy statement for 1985/86. Previous file number: 39708. 1 bundle/208 items

19 Jul 1982- 4 Sep 1991

C WT2/4/2/92 Papers relating to land owned by the Charterhouse in Bourne Street Land

Includes correspondence regarding a new boundary wall, planning documents and listed building consent, specification and schedule of works, report on new boundary wall around existing garden at Bourne Street, photographs of the wall, invoices, photographs of the trees on the land and the brick boundary wall in front, and plans showing: proposed brick boundary wall (drawing number: H1040/2, scale: 1:100, date: 22 May 2002); and elevations showing required repairs to the Master's House boundary walls (drawing number: H607/1, scale: 1/8''=1'0'', date: Jun 1989). Papers are mainly dated 2002-2003. 1 bundle/38 items

Jun 1989- 14 Feb 2003

C WT2/4/2/93 Papers relating to land owned by the Charterhouse at the Hessle chalk pit regarding future development Includes correspondence, a copy of the conveyance between the Charterhouse and the Humber Bridge Board of land at Cliffe Road, Hessle, and a report by the Planning and Transportation committee relating to activities around the Humber Bridge. Previous file number: 39207. 1 bundle/66 items

27 Jan 1982- 11 Sep 1987


Includes letters regarding Charterhouse commercial property rents, planning application for Mentone House at Hessle, the Charterhouse annex, and restoration of the portrait of Reverend Bromby

1 bundle/10 items

3 Jun 1998- 7 Dec 1998


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C WT2/4/2/95 Papers relating to repairs to property at 4-7 Silver Street and 62-63 Market Place owned by the Charterhouse

Includes specification and schedule of works, plans, and correspondence. Plans include: existing survey of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street (drawing number: 190/1, scale: 1/8'', date: Mar 1983); site plan and existing survey of 62-63 Market Place (drawing number: 190/2, scale: 1/8'', date: Dec 1980); site plan and existing survey (drawing number: 190/2B, scale: 1/8'', date: Dec 1980), and a roof plan of 4-7 Silver Street and 62-63 Market Place (drawing number: 190/3, scale 1/8'', date: Sep 1983). Previous file number: 42445. 1 bundle/73 items

Dec 1980- 7 Dec 1993

C WT2/4/2/96 Papers relating to floor repairs at 4-6 Silver Street Includes invoices, company guarantees, survey report, estimate of costs and floor plans, including a floor plan of 7 Silver Street (drawing number: 190/4, scale 1/8''=1'0'', date: Jan 1991). Also includes a letter regarding the removal of staircases in properties at 4-6 Silver Street and 62-63 Market Place. 1 bundle/22 items

21 Oct 1987-Jan 1991

C WT2/4/2/97 Papers relating to 62-63 Market Place repairs and fire alarm systems at 62-63 Market Place and 4-6 Silver Street Includes plans showing a site plan and existing survey of 62-63 Market Place and a photocopied annotated copy (drawing number: 190/2, scale: 1/8'', date: Dec 1980); floor plan of 62-63 Market Place and 4-6 Silver Street showing position of fire precautions (plan number: A08516A, scale: not to scale, date: [not given]). Also includes certificate for fire alarm system, invoices, photographs showing damaged floor and ceiling, and photographs of areas needing repair at 63 Market Place. Items are mainly dated Nov 1993-Sep 1996. 1 bundle/38 items

Dec 1980- 13 Sep 1996

C WT2/4/2/98 Papers relating to property in Silver Street and 63 Market Place

Includes Hull Old Town Townscape Heritage Initiative Conservation Manual, correspondence regarding a claim by the Charterhouse for the eradication of dry rot, plans, draft application form for the Past2Present townscape heritage initiative, annual report of the Charterhouse, invoices, and photographs of areas of the property needing repair and repaired, including

31 Dec 2004- 5 Dec 2006


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photographs of cracks in walls, new chimneys, and scaffolding erected at 63 Market Place. Items are mainly dated 2006. 1 bundle/48 items

C WT2/4/2/99 Papers relating to the application for 62 and 63 Market Place to be made listed buildings

Includes a letter from English Heritage, a site plan showing flat numbers (drawing number: [not given], scale: 1/500, date: Jun 2001), and a property schedule by John Watson and Carter, chartered surveyors. Also includes black and white low quality printed photographs of the rehabilitation of Violet Mitchell House and the building of 18 new flats. 1 bundle/4 items

23 May 2007

C WT2/4/2/100 Plan showing an existing survey of 4, 5 and 6 Silver Street Drawing number: 6233CH1, scale: 1:100, date: Dec 2012

1 item

Dec 2012

C WT2/4/3 Records relating to insurance and valuation

2 bundles/174 items

Apr 1985- Apr 1999

C WT2/4/3/1 Records relating to insurance and valuation

Includes photographs and negatives of silverware and two wooden chairs taken for insurance purposes, property valuations, and correspondence regarding insurance claims

1 bundle/115 items

2 Apr 1985- 2 Aug 1994

C WT2/4/3/2 Records relating to insurance claims

Correspondence regarding insurance claims relating to damage caused by a break-in at the hairdressers 'Head-On' at 7 Silver Street and the theft of a long case clock

1 bundle/59 items

19 Dec 1989- 8 Apr 1999


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C WT2/5 Records relating to services held at the Chapel 25 bundles, 4 volumes, 15 items

Jan 1973-2017

C WT2/5/1 Registers of services held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse 4 volume, 1 item

Jan 1973- Mar 2014

C WT2/5/1/1 Register of services held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse Gives date of service, names the Sunday or festival, time the service took place, the type of service (ie. Holy Communion), signature of the Minister, the number of communicants, the number of congregation, and offertory 1 volume

7 Jan 1973- 25 Nov 1977

C WT2/5/1/2 Register of services held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse Gives the date, day and hour of the service, the type of service, the signature of the officiant, the number of communicants and the number attending the service, as well as the amount of money collected and any notes 1 volume

17 Mar 1977- 24 Sep 1986


28 Sep 1986- 8 Nov 1995


12 Nov 1995- 29 Nov 2006

C WT2/5/1/5 Marriage register stubs for ceremonies held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse Gives the names of the people married, date, and entry number 1 item

11 Sep 1976- 27 Mar 2014


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C WT2/5/2 Sermons preached by Reverend Stephen Deas as

Master of the Charterhouse 25 bundles

1983-2017

C WT2/5/2/1 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen Deas at the Charterhouse Chapel, with several preached at Holy Trinity, Hull and Garton 1 bundle

1996


1997


1998


1999

C WT2/5/2/5 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen Deas at the Charterhouse Chapel, with several preached at Holy Trinity, Hull and Garton

2000


2001


2002


2003

C WT2/5/2/9 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen Deas at the Charterhouse Chapel, with several preached at Garton 1 bundle

2004


2005


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C WT2/5/2/11 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen

Deas at the Charterhouse Chapel, with several preached at Garton 1 bundle

2006


2007


2008


2009


2010


2011


2012

C WT2/5/2/18 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen Deas at the Charterhouse 1 bundle

2013


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2015


2016


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C WT2/5/2/22 Sunday sermons preached by Reverend Stephen

Deas at the Charterhouse 1 bundle

2017

C WT2/5/2/23 Funeral addresses by Reverend Stephen Deas as Master of the Charterhouse The majority relate to Charterhouse residents but also include funeral addresses by Reverend Stephen Deas at special request. Most are undated. 1 bundle

2000-2017

C WT2/5/2/24 C WT2/5/2/24 Sermons preached on special occasions by Reverend Stephen Deas Special occasions include Christmas day, Saints' days, St. John of Jerusalem order services, Founder's commemoration, Beverley Minster Friends' Festival, and Good Friday reflections. Some are undated and some were preached prior to Reverend Stephen Deas becoming Master of the Hull Charterhouse. 1 bundle

1983-2016

C WT2/5/2/25 Miscellaneous addresses preached by Reverend Stephen Deas Includes exercise books of addresses; an address at the University of Wales Hospital, Cardiff; and an address made to the Georgian Society for the East Yorkshire AGM in 1997 1 bundle

1984-2000

C WT2/5/3 Miscellaneous items relating to services held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse Includes papers relating to payments and Holy Communion booklets 14 items

Sep 1995- Mar 1997

C WT2/5/3/1 Papers relating to payments for services held at the Chapel of the Charterhouse Gives the name, signature and address of the person giving the service and the date the service was held. Also includes a letter requesting an application form for the post of Master at the Charterhouse. 11 items

3 Sep 1995- 31 Jan 1996

C WT2/5/3/2 Holy Communion booklets Includes two draft copies of the Holy Communion booklet and a published version used in the Chapel of the Charterhouse from 1997 3 items

18 Mar 1997


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C WT2/6 Records relating to publications regarding the Charterhouse 5 bundles, 6 items and 1 volume

Jan 1852- Sep 2016

C WT2/6/1 History of the Hull Charterhouse by K. W. Lawton

1 volume

1940

C WT2/6/2 Booklet titled ''God's House Hospital commonly called The Charterhouse, Kingston upon Hull, 1384-1984: A brief history to mark the 600th anniversary of its foundation'' compiled by The Reverend E. J. Parkinson

Reverend E. J. Parkinson was the former Master of the Charterhouse from 2 Oct 1980 to 30 Sep 1995

1 item

1 Mar 1984

C WT2/6/3 A history of the Charterhouse by Reverend L. S. Deas, Master 1 item

Jun 2009

C WT2/6/4 Charterhouse newsletters

Includes numerous gaps

2 bundles/228 items

Nov 1980- Feb 2009

C WT2/6/5 Papers relating to the sexcentenary celebrations and the publication of a booklet regarding a brief history of the Charterhouse

Includes a draft copy of the centenary booklet giving a brief history of the Charterhouse, order of service for thanksgiving to commemorate the 600th anniversary, a list of names and addresses of trustees, officers and guests invited to the thanksgiving service, correspondence and photographs of the celebrations held in the Charterhouse garden. Previous file number: 41489. 1 bundle/77 items

30 Jan 1984- 25 Oct 1984

C WT2/6/6 Papers relating to the history of the Charterhouse

Also includes papers relating to personalities associated with the Charterhouse and includes correspondence, photocopied articles and newscuttings, a history of the Chignell family written by Ruth Geraghty, a copy of a lecture by Richard Guymer regarding the replacement of the cupola, copy of music called 'Magnificat in G' composed by Master Parkinson, and photographs including the garden and house, internal view of the chapel, and photographs Reverend Deas with a portrait of his predecessor Reverend Bromby

2 bundles/131 items

18 Jan 1852- 9 Apr 2012


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C WT2/6/7 Papers relating to two plaques installed at the Charterhouse Includes the wording used for a plaque in memory of Honorary Alderman Gordon Boyce Caselton and a printed photograph of the plaque installed beneath the cupola that was erected in 1777 and replaced in 2009 3 items

2009-2014

C WT2/6/8 Letter from Karen Park, civic officer, to Reverend Stephen Deas Inviting the Master of the Charterhouse to a celebration relating to the Late Honorable Alderman Richard Berry, a former clerk to the Trustees of the Charterhouse 1 item

16 Sep 2016