2/1 Deeds held by the Parish Council

2/1/0Legal documents held on file in the Parish Room – list deeds and documents held by Parish Council produced in 1989 and relating to KEVII Memorial Ground, Kemsley Wood and Ashen Shaw, Tatsfield and Westmore Greens, land registration maps and lease and rules of St Mary’s Church Hall. (For details see the following documents.) Schedule of deeds relating to the Village Hall prepared in 1966 refers to conveyance from Leveson Gower 1909 to Rochester & Southwark diocese, 1957/8 agreements involving Surrey and Godstone councils, lease to Tatsfield PC 1964, Conveyance to Tatsfield PC 1966.
2/1/1Indenture Plot 30a – 13 Jul 1894 – Robert Varty sells to William Bonnick Davis of Crayford Cottage of no occupation for £12. Right of way on the road shown on the plan of the estate. Recites 8 Jul 1803 – office copy certificate of contract for redemption of land tax. 25 Aug 1803 – the like. 26 Oct 1840 – Official extract from the will of John Clark. 27 Sep 1853 – Statutory declaration of Ymothy Burgess. 28 Sep 1853 – the like of Frederick George Perry. 19 Aug 1856 – Copy receipt for succession duty of George Frederick Clark. 25 Oct 1860 – Conveyance from Rev George Frederick Clark to Joseph Savory. 30 Oct 1878 – Conveyance from Joseph Savory to Granville William Gresham Leveson-Gower. 9 Jun 1890 – Statutory declaration of Granville William Gresham Leveson-Gower. 26 Jun 1890 - Conveyance from Granville William Gresham Leveson-Gower to Robert Varty. 12 Aug 1890 – statutory declaration of Mr James Brand. (Includes plan).Pencilled notes on reverse (See 2/1/14) [later to become KE VII Memorial Garden]
2/1/2 Agreement 3 Dec 1910 – H.M. Postmaster General (Rt Hon Herbert Louis Samuel) to Samuel Joyce Thomas for £160 – with detailed plan [KE VII Memorial Garden]
2/1/3 Statutory Declaration – 10 Dec 1984 – Commons Registration – Roland Payne (PC Chairman) needed in the absence of a clear plan. [KE VII Memorial Garden]
2/1/4 Statutory Declaration 19 Feb 1985 – Commons Registration – Roland Payne KE VII Memorial Garden
2/1/5 KE VII Memorial Garden 5 Jan 1911 – Conveyance Postmaster General (Rt Hon Herbert Louis Samuel) to Samuel Joyce Thomas. Recites conveyance of 5 Dec 1905 between William Henry White and Rt Hon Edward George Villiers Stanley – Lord Stanley, then PMG. Formerly two plots (30a & 51) of the Manor Estate – with detailed plan.
2/1/6 KE VII Memorial Garden 1911 – Conveyance Postmaster General (Lord Stanley) to S Joyce Thomas – typed copy of 2/1/5
2/1/7 KE VII Memorial Garden 5 Aug 1932 – Conveyance Mr Justice Samuel Joyce Thomas – judge of the Supreme Court, Nairobi, to Godstone Rural District Council for use as a public park or recreation ground. Refers to conveyance of 5 Jan 1907 between Lord Samuel and Samuel Joyce Thomas and to conveyance of 5 Dec 1905 between William Henry White and Lord Stanley. Also carries rubber stamp of the Charity Commissioners.
2/1/8KE VII Memorial Garden 25 Feb 1981 – conveyance Tandridge District Council to Tatsfield Parish Council – with detailed plan
2/1/9Future KE VII Memorial Garden agreement sanctioning the erection of a wooden or iron building 24 Feb 1905 – Godstone Rural District Council and William Henry White with plan
2/1/10 Kemsley Wood and Ashen Shaw – land certificate 1975. Kemsley Wood bought for £65 on 1 Apr 1975 from executrix – since 1955 – of Sir Samuel Joyce Thomas who had registered the land on 11 Aug 1950. No disposition unless in accordance with the LGA 1933. Covenants between Robert Varty and John Scott (travelling bag manufacturer) apply. These include minimum value of any houses built on the sites. Refers to conveyance of 9 Sep 1892 between Robert Varty and John Scott. Plan from that conveyance shows evidence of intention to create Ferndale Road to the east of Avenue Road with numbered plots set out.
2/1/11Park Farm conveyance – Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to their son John Walter Robinson – 28 Dec 1967. Includes part plan and field numbers and acreage. Refers to 2/1/12. 145 acres, 1 & 2 Park Farm Cottages, dutch barn and corn store at Tatsfield Park Farm.
2/1/12Conveyance 14 May 1948 Granville Charles Leveson Gower etc. to the Robinsons. 180 acres with Monks Cottages, Tatsfield Park Farm (99 acres), Whitehouse Farm (75 acres) and the Recreation Ground 4.7 acres). With references to sale of land to Surrey County Council in 1933; Gilbert John Kent in 1935 and William James Harris in 1938. Also contains details of internal Leveson Gower agreements etc. between 1889 and 1929.
Refers to conveyance of some land from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to Elizabeth Marian Grant Player in 1950; from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to the Bamburys in 1957; from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to Winifred Ethel Gill and Alan Whittaker in 1954; from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to Surrey County Council in 1964: from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to SEGAS in 1966; from Walter Edgar and Annie Florence Robinson to John Walter Robinson in 1967; from John Walter Robinson to Surrey County Council in 1980; from John Walter Robinson to Sally Anne Robinson in 1980; from John Walter Robinson to the Wylies in 1978; and from John Walter Robinson to Jane Ann Luke in 1981.
2/1/13Conveyance Manor Estate Plots 30a & 51 1 Feb 1900 – William Bonnick Davis of Johns Road (also mentions Tom Standing of Beckenham as middle purchaser and seller) to Henry Elliott
2/1/14 Conveyance Plot 30a 13 Jul 1894 – Robert Varty to William Bonnick Davis with plan – schedule recites: 8 Jul 1803 Office copy certificate of contract for redemption of land tax; 25 Aug 1803 the like; 26 Oct 1840 Official extract from the will of John Clark; 27 Sep 1853 Statutory declaration of Timothy Burgess; 28 Sep 1853 the like of Frederick George Perry; 19 Aug 1856 Copy receipt for succession duty of George Frederick Clark; 25 Oct 1860 Conveyance from the Rev George Frederick Clark to Joseph Savory; 30 Oct 1878 Conveyance from Joseph Savory to Granville William Gresham Leveson Gower; 9 Jun 1890 Statutory declaration of Granville William Gresham Leveson Gower; 26 Jun 1890 Conveyance from Granville William Gresham Leveson Gower to Robert Varty; 12 Aug 1890 Statutory declaration of James Brand. Plan of Manor House Estate attached. (See 1/2/2) (See also2/1/1
2/1/15 Conveyance – Plot 31 31 Aug 1911 Colegates No 2 Estate – formerly part of Colegates Farm - Weldon Thomas John Broughton to Charles Hunt with plan. Old Lane is shown as Tatsfield Green Road. Plot is No 3 sth of Barnfield Road. Refers to a contract of 1 Jan 1900. RoW on Tatsfield Green Road. FURTHER DETAILS INDISTINCT – NEEDS EXAMINATION.
2/1/16 Conveyance – Plot 32 15 Aug 1904 of Colegates No 2 Estate – 2nd plot in Old Lane south of Barnfield Road - Weldon Thomas John Broughton to Daisie Annie Hunt for £30 and £10 to Henry Elliott as land agent. RoW over Tatsfield Green Road. Refers to indenture of13 Sep 1883 between Edward John Rose(?), James Washington Crouch (?) and John Kemsley and Edward Crouch(?); indenture of 21 Aug 1899 between Frank George Harris and WTJ Broughton
2/1/17 Conveyance – Plot 51 12 Jul 1894 – Robert Varty to William Bonnick Davis with plan and recital as in 2/1/14 RoW on estate part of KEVII Garden.
2/1/18 Conveyance – Plots 30a & 31 5 Dec 1905 – William Henry White to Postmaster General with plan [later to become KE VII Memorial Garden] White owed PMG £1925 and conveys land to release the debt. DETAILS NEED CHECKING.
2/1/19 Mortgage – Plots 30a & 51 2 Jul 1900 – Henry Elliott – builder - to Walter R Dixon, mortgagee. Dixon lends Elliott £170 at 7%. DETAILS NEED CHECKING
2/1/20 Deeds – Plots 30a & 51 30 Dec 1903 – Henry Elliott and mortgagee to W H White of Old Lane. £180. DETAILS NEED CHECKING2/1/21 Easement – Seeboard Westmore Green – 28 Nov 1985 along path from Lusted Hall Lane to ‘The End’.
2/1/22/1Village Hall – 1909 transfer from Granville Charles Gresham Leveson Gower to the church. Also names Sir Everard Hastings Doyle and Frank Cecil Morrison. DETAILS NEED CHECKING
2/1/22/2Village Hall – 1964 lease from church to Tatsfield Parish Council
2/1/22/3Village Hall – 1966 conveyance from the church to Tatsfield Parish Council
2/1/22/4Village Hall – 1966 Leveson Gower release to Tatsfield Parish Council
2/1/23 Conveyance of Greens 26 Aug 1976 17.75 acres and plans; Richard Henry Gresham Leveson Gower to Tatsfield Parish Council. He and Thomas Christopher Gresham Leveson Gower are the trustees. Second Schedule refers to deeds of grant and way leaves etc. – 24 Dec 1932 Post Office way leave over greens; 29 Oct 1954 Posts and telegraphs, Westmore Green; 3 Sep 1963 Seeboard cable Tatsfield Green; 11 Aug 1964 Seeboard cable Westmore Green; 26 Jun 1969 pipe and cable Westmore Green; 2 Jul 1971 Hedgerows, Westmore Green; 23 Jun 1972 Sunnydene; 8 Nov 1973 RoW over Westmore Green; 21 Aug 1975 Chalk Croft; 28 Oct 1982 RoW 1 Pond Cottages. DETAILS NEED CHECKING
2/1/24Land Certificate 1984 for L-shaped field, including Surgery/Parish Room land.

2/2 Other items held by the Parish Council

2/2/1 Commons Registration – Westmore Green etc. – 8 of 39 pages, including duplicates and plans tracing history of the registration of Tatsfield and Westmore Greens as well as Doris Geary’s (Pond Cottages) right to keep six ducks on the P
ond.
2/2/2 Land management proposals – 20 pages and plans concerning management of parish land 1989
2/2/3 Land taken into possession by Tatsfield Parish Council between 1984 and 1986. 1 of 20 pages of maps and correspondence – Schedule of plots
2/2/4 Westmore Green – various papers, including Old Bakery use of greens 1978-1989 – 15 pages
2/2/5 Westmore Green and Tatsfield Green Commons Green bye-laws 1908 promulgated by Godstone RDC. 21 paragraphs include ban on games and one giving authority for removal of offending items.
2/2/6 1977 Silver Jubilee programme (provided by Ken Goodchild – original is Ref. 1/2/6)
2/2/7 Silver Jubilee – Queen’s telegram in reply to message 197 (original is 1/2/7)……….
2/2/8 Pope’s telegram 1969 marking ecumenical service, praying for divine blessings and for the cause of complete unity desired by Christ.
2/2/9 Queen’s letter 1969 marking Service of Unity and hoping for the continuance of this valuable association between Anglican and Roman Catholic members of the community
2/2/10 Copy of letter from Mark Abraham to Elizabeth Player 1997 re his father’s design for village hall sign and references to history of Tatsfield (See also Doc. 2/2/16)
2/2/11 Extracts from Parish Council correspondence 1913-1937 – weeded during Second World War Nine items – notices on renaming of Union, Louisa and Emily Roads in March 1928; Sevenoaks & District Electricity Company on likelihood of supply to Tatsfield, December 1928; letter from PC to DC, June 1936, asking for main drainage – and positive response; Letter from SCC, July 1936 in response to annoyance by week-end campers; letter from London Transport reporting that Mr C.D.Strologo is offering a roadside shelter [to commemorate George V] for the coach terminal point in Tatsfield and asking whether the Lord of the Manor approves.
2/2/12 Extracts from Parish Council correspondence 1938-1945 – weeded during Second World War weeded during Second World War – five extracts: April 1939 PC complaints to DC about singing of ribald songs and disgraceful behaviour by campers at Gorsey Down Farm; note from London Transport July 1940 calling for Mr Strologo’s plaque to be removed from bus shelter under the Removal of Direction Signs Order 1940; note from PC to OC Troops, Manor House October 1940 about demolition of seat by army lorry on Tatsfield Common; complaint in 1944 from DC about alleged stopping up of footpath from Kemsley Road to Ricketts Hill and reply denying that it is a right of way.
2/2/13 Godstone Rural District Council Planning Committee minutes extracts - July 1968 – November 1970. – making up of Grove Road; Licence for six caravans at ‘Concord’, Paynesfield Rd; acceptance of offer by Tatsfield Carnival Association to provide playground equipment on Westmore Green; refusal of sign claiming only private right of access over Westmore Green to No 2 Pond Cottages; refusal to accept that Tatsfield needed at least 50 car parking spaces; lack of funds preventing installation pf public toilets; support for full making up of Greenway and Crossways with street lighting; further subsidence in Crossways/Westmore Road sewer trench; two Tatsfield houses subject to measures by the Chief Public Health Inspector had been reconditioned; appointment of clerk of Tatsfield Parochial Lighting Committee; statutory public health notice served on Tatsfield house; TPO at Concord, Paynesfield Road; 29 Corsican pines to be felled in Hil Park Estate; Whitewood Cottages Road to be made up; surface water sewer to be extended along Grove Road; mains water to come to Kemsley and Parkwood Roads; DC objection to commons registration of KEVII Garden (CL 377) and Mrs Geary’s right (CL56); animal boarding lcence for The Pines.
2/2/14 Photos of inscription found in Village Hall during the 1999 works on scrap of floorboard left behind by workers who built the original hall in 1909. – “O yes O yes O yes: This is to give notice that on the 20th day of July 1909 Thomas Arnold and John Hitchcock DiD with malicious intent (as heretofore mentioned) deface and spoil as many boards as they possibly could in the time. God save the King. All ye that read this take heed and learn that = it takes a wise man to make a fool, but any fool cannot drive a nail straight.” (See Kent & Sussex Courier account Ref. 3/7/2/35)
2/2/15 Village Hall – Charity Commission Order – 6 June 1956 copy of 2 page document setting up the charitable status of the Village Hall with the Rochester and Southwark Diocesan Church Trust being the Custodian Trustees of the Charity and the said body corporate in whom the land and buildings … as vested. The Managing Trustees were the Parichial Church Council.
2/2/15/1Charity Commission details for Village Hall 2004- gives Trustees as: Roger Edwardyers, Ann Lydia Jupp, Anthony Frederick Walteryers, Ann Lydia Jupp, Anthony Frederick Walterbes, Carol Elizabeth Jordan, David Roland Bateman, Enid Margaret Garrard, Godfrey Charles Groom, Margaret Francis Dorothy Boadela, Margaret Rose Parsons, Robert |Allan David, Wendy Mary Maddison. Refers to the lease of 15 July 1964. The objects were for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Tatsfield and in particular for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the objects of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants. Registered on 18 May 1966. Shows income/expenditure rising from £8/£6k in 1996/7 to £12/£12k in 2002/3.
2/2/16 Letter from Mark Abraham to Mr Foley 28/10/97 – re sending Working Men’s Club a copy of his father’s design for the village sign. Corrects his father’s name in Doris Geary’ book as Sydney Harry Abraham. Says he died in March 1986. (See also Doc. 2/2/10)
2/2/17 Report (7/2/1914) to the Parish Council about “the road connecting Westerham Hill with Croydon and Westerham Contributory road at Titsey Hill. Document says the areas to the south of Croydon and to the south of Bromley are “steadily growing and changing from agricultural to residential districts. It refers to existing bus service between Bromley and Westerham Hill and proposal for another from Croydon to Tatsfield. Proposes road from the “Croydon and Westerham Contributory Road opposite White Lane, via Westmore Green, Ship Hill, Tatsfield Green and Rag Hill” leading to the top of Westerham Hill. Complains of narrowness and many concealed corners in Rag Hill as a source of danger to fast going traffic and to pedestrians. It is suggested that the new road – avoiding the Metropolis – would mean the rateable value of this district would be developed and increased. The road should prove importanth for military purposes. Relevant landowners had apparently signified they would donate land. The road would be taken over by the county counciul and a substantial grant would be available from the Road Board. The report concludes with a draft resolution in favour of scheme to be forwarded to the district council.
2/2/18 Tatsfield brass band instruments background notes taken from Parish Council minutes 1913-1937 The vicar asked the parish council to take over custody of the instruments in July 1913, but by 1918 the Clerk no longer had room for them and it was decided to arrange for their disposal. InJuly 1918 it was agreed that they should be loaned to Capt Andrews at RAF Biggin Hill. They were returned the next year. By the 1930s it was decided they were no longer in a playable condition and they were sold for 5/= in July 1937.
2/2/19 KE VII Memorial Garden background notes taken from Parish Council minutes and other documents 1890-1979. Mystery over whether £100 was donated by Sir Samuel Joyce Thomas in 1922 and, if it was, what happened to it.
2/2/20
2/2/211979 letter from Simon Dothie (TDC member) to Herbert Read who lived at Deepdene, Lusted Hall Lane, about a Bromley road scheme for junction of Ricketts Hill Road and Lusted Hall Lane. The scheme originated in 1967/8, when the Biggin Hill Town Map was approved. At the time it was expected that Tatsfield would develop substantially and that Surrey Councty Council would join the road scheme. This had not happened and Bromley was not willing to go ahead without Surrey’s help. No detail of the scheme is included – reference is believe dto be MH/1513/IE.
2/2/22Photograph of coins recovered in Tatsfield.
2/2/23Letters to Col Stephens from parish council on Southern Heights Light Railway: 14 Dec 1929 asking whether the allotment ground would be needed ‘this year’; 17 Jan 1930 repeating the request since the allotment holders want to know whether to go ahead with planting.2/2/24Letter to Col Stephens on Southern Heights Light Railway Jan 1931
2/2/25Letter to ‘Secretarial Department, 6 Whitehall Gdns’ re Southern Heights Light Railway 12 Jan 1931 expressing disappointment at the continued postponement of construction of the proposed light railway and urging that pressure be brought to bear on the promoters to start without delay or to abandon the scheme.
2/2/26Letter to Godstone RDC 6 Feb 1931 on two recent road accidents at the crossroads on Tatsfield Green and calling for the widening and straightening of the road connecting Ship Hill and the Church to the Schools.
2/2/27Letter to Surrey CC 13 Dec 1930 objecting to proposed transfer of part of Tatsfield to Caterham & Warlingham UDC.
2/2/28Notice of Emily Road name change to Westmore Road 1928. See also 2/2/11

2/3 Other official documents

2/3/1 Titsey Estate Trust Deed – 1979 – eviden
ce from 1986 Clackett Lane Motorway Service Area public inquiry. Sets out the structure and purposes of the trust governing the Titsey Estate.2/3/2 Poor Law orders against Catherine Holland – 5 Oct 1829 (single woman and vagrant found in Tatsfield and to be returned to Edenbridge) and – 11 Jan 1830 William Beagley & Eliza his wife (found in Tatsfield and to be returned to Hampshire).
2/3/3 Details of Westerham practice members in 1980s.
2/3/4Copy of Old Ship licence transfer from Alfred Sales to Stuart Smith 1996

2/4 Church material

2/4/1 Copy of St Mary’s Church – 900th anniversary celebration programme. . Started with Old Time Music Hall in 18 April; Son et Lumiere on 2/3 May; ‘Parish Council 1887-1975’ on 7 May; A Man for All Seasons- Drama Group; Pigrimage to Canterbury; Village Carnival etc ending on 6 July with ‘Village Lunch’.
2/4/2 Parish Church Statement of Accounts 1938 – balance in hand £8 10s 11/2d.2
/4/3Copy of ‘Tatsfield Church 1924-1978’ – – by member of Compton Skinner family and friend of Colin Davis – includes ten pages of memories of Revs Popham, Rogers, Bywater, Crafer, Goundry, Lewis & Unwin. And Fr McClellen. Old Rectory was sold by the Leveson-Gowers in 1929 and the rectory in Ricketts Hill Road was bought. Reference to Miss Broughton travelling from Newdigate by Green Line to play the organ on Sundays. WAS HE THE DAUGHTER OF WTJ BROUGHTON WHO SOLD THE MANOR ESTATE? MORE NOTES TO COME
2/4/4Letter from Philip Johnston, author of Church entry in Victoria County History
2/4/5Checklist of gravestones in churchyard.
2/4/6Church restoration starts – Feb 1961 local newspaper report

2/5 Election material
2/6 Local organisations
2/6/1 Tatsfield Horticultural Society

2/6/1/1 Horticultural Society Garden Party invitation – July 1972 held at High Mead, Ricketts Hill Road (Godards)
2/6/1/2 Horticultural Society Garden Party invitation – June 1973 held at High Mead, Ricketts Hill Road (Godards)
2/6/1/3 Horticultural Society Garden Party invitation – June 1974 – held at High Mead, Ricketts Hill Road (Godards)
2/6/1/4 Horticultural Society Garden Party invitation – September 1975 – held at High Mead, Ricketts Hill Road (Godards)

2/6/2 Other Tatsfield organisations

2/6/2/1 Copy of Certificate of Merit from Surrey Voluntary Service Council 1980-1982 to Village Pond Association for restoration of pond.
2/6/2/2 Notes written by Doris Geary and constitution of Pond Association 1976. 150 members reported. Recounts hard winters and skating on the pond with candles in jam jars to light the evening scene. Pond often overflowed in 1920s. Water used to fight Post Office fire in 1930s
2/6/2/3Doris Geary’s reminiscences of the founding of the W.I. by Mrs Laurence.

2/7 Local people & property

2/7/1 White House Farm for sale – advertisement in Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, 22/7/1834. 80 acres estate in Tatsfield and Cudham. Newly erected lodge and large garden at entrance to the estate from the Croydon road. “Bounded by the estates of Leveson Gower and G Calthorp.”
2/7/2 Abstract of Title to Manor House set out in 1945. Recites sale by Robert Varty to WTJ Broughton in 1891. Property also known as Goddards Farm. Manor Estate described as having been part of Goddards Farm. Includes copies of plans.
2/7/3 Catalogue of contents of the Manor House auctioned on 19th December 1938 (Mrs Banister). 284 lots including antique oak dresser and refectory table, 18th century enclosed dressing table and washstand, a rare Chinese marqueteria table, H.M.V. radio-gramophone.
2/7/4 Deed of sale by Robert Varty to William Potter of Ethel Villa of Plots 159a to 164a of the Manor Estate 26/2/1892 (Rosefield House, Hillside Road) includes plan of Manor House Estate.
2/7/5 Charge Certificate, Rosefield House, Hillside Road - Provincial Building society on sale to David and Joy Myers on 8/9/1961 .
2/7/6Indenture/conveyance of Plots 159a-164a Manor Estate 17.9.1896 (Rosefield House, Hillside Road) from William Petrie(?) to Susannah Rayner(?).
2/7/7 Agreement for sale of plots 439A and 440 (Kemsley Road) Colegates Estate between WTJ Broughton & Edwin Gunby 26/8/1889
2/7/8Conveyance of Plot 22 Colegates No 1 Estate from WTJ Broughton to George Neish 30/3/1889 – Oakdell Shaw Road. Attached is copy of rescinding of demolition order of 11/4/1973. (A3)
2/7/9 Part conveyance of Plots 41, 42 & 87 Manor Estate 1892 from Robert Varty to A H Lock – Henry Iles plan attached. (Annotated as ‘Mrs Croft’s Deeds’) (A3)
2/7/10 Manor Estate – 2nd portion – fragment of sale details of auction 16/9/1890 by Henry W Iles. Includes first five conditions of sale – see 2/7/23.
2/7/11 Conveyance from Leveson Gower to John Gilbert Kent – Westmore Green – 23/5/1935 – parcel 122E (Bassetts). Includes plan and recites details of Leveson Gower settlements 1889-1929. Purchaser undertakes to build two properties and to limit business activity to coal, builder’s, corn or hay merchant or cartage contractor or doctor dentist solicitor or similar profession. See also 2/7/12.
2/7/12 Leveson Gower to William James Harris – Westmore Green – 8/11/1938 – parcel 122E similar to 2/7/11. Plan indicates plans to build houses with frontages on Westmore Green/Approach Road.
2/7/13 Robinsons conveyance to Surrey County Council 23/6/1964 of strip next to Police House to provide for a garage – probably a draft.
2/7/14 Tina Fry’s father (Willie White) 2/4/1915 postcard sent from ‘The Home for Boys’, Principal Sister E G Curtis notifying pickup details at Westerham Station
2/7/15 Details of pewter tankard from Old Ship auctioned 2002. Inscription reads ‘J Nye Old Ship Inn Tatsfield – illustration.
2/7/16 Letter 29/2/68 from Kent River Authority to JG Crowther at the Manor House says Manor House well is 372 feet deep and contained 1ft of water on 23/2/1968.
2/7/17Conveyance of Junes Close 28/6/1893 from WTJ Broughton to Mrs C S Thompson (A3)
2/7/18Biographical note on Edith Schuster (née Goodall), wife of L.F. Schuster, who lived at Junes Close, born 20 Feb 1882, died 22 July 1928, buried in Tatsfield churchyard.
2/7/19Land Registry plan of land off Ricketts Hill Road (SY29824) and Crown Road owned by Mr & Mrs Savery, correspondence with Parish Council, and statutory declaration of Sheila Muriel Stunt, 24/10/1991.
2/7/20William Southgate – script of BBC interview 29/1/1944 (aged 100); picture with BBC microphone and interviewer; article from Caterham Weekly Press.
2/7/21Copy of ‘Primrose Path’ – Clifford Sharp
2/7/22Evening Standard 15 Oct 2002 including reference to Emma Erbes.
2/7/23Manor Estate – 3rd portion sale details of auction 30/9/1890 by Henry W Iles. Includes full conditions of sale – see 2/7/10. (A3)
2/7/24Deeds relating to Victory Cottage
2/7/25Village Hall history
2/7/26Sale details for Beech Avenue plot December 2005
2/7/27Obituary of Evelyn Cooke

2/8 Local enterprises
2/9 History Project
2/10 Publications

2/10/1 Tatsfield & Its Surroundings 1928 – compiled by Tatsfield School – Hammond – photocopy of original- see 1/10/12/11 Parish Council Minutes see also digest
2/11/1Parish Council Minutes –1894-1908
2/11/2Parish Council Minutes –1908-1917
2/11/3Parish Council Minutes –1917-1922
2/11/4Parish Council Minutes –1922-1929
2/11/5Parish Council Minutes –1929-1934
/11/6Parish Council Minutes –1934-1948
2/11/7Parish Council Minutes –1948-1955
2/11/7/1Parish Council Minutes –1952
2/11/7/2Parish Council Minutes –1953
2/11/8Parish Council Minutes –1955-1964
2/11/8/1Minutes of APM 9/7/1962
2/11/9Parish Council Minutes –1964-1974
2/11/10Parish Council Minutes –1974-1976
2/11/11Parish Council Minutes –1976-1978
2/11/12Parish Council Minutes –1978-1983
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