Catalogue description Portal of Laverstoke
This record is held by Hampshire Archives and Local Studies
Reference: | 5M52 |
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Title: | Portal of Laverstoke |
Description: |
Includes: title deeds (mainly Ashe, Freefolk, Freefolk Priors, Laverstoke, Overton, Whitchurch), c1582-1905; estate papers (correspondence, abstracts of title, leases, papers re Laverstoke mills, Freefolk manor papers, sale particulars, surveys, maps and plans, etc.), 14th-19th centuries; legal papers (manor of Freefolk, court cases), 18th century; family papers (appointments, probate material, certificates, correspondence, etc.), and papers relating to family history and French ancestry of Portal family, 13th-19th centuries; papers re transport and public undertakings (Basingstoke canal, turnpike roads, Didcot Newbury and Southampton Railway, etc.), 18th-19th centuries; miscellaneous parish records (parishes of Freefolk, Laverstoke, Overton and Whitchurch), 18th-19th centuries |
Date: | 1365-1930 |
Arrangement: |
T1-191 Deeds of Title: Ashe Freefolk and Freefolk Priors Laverstoke Overton Whitchurch T192-197 Additional title deeds E1-76 Estate E77-79 Additional estate L1-13 Legal P1-6 Maps and plans F1-31 Family F32-35 Additional family O1-2 Official O3 Additional official TR1-7 Transport TR8-11 Additional transport X1-12 Parish X13 Additional parish C1-2 Charity Z1-12 Miscellaneous Z13-25 Additional miscellaneous The collection had been ordered and listed before accession, but the catalogue (Z11) was difficult, and at times, impossible to interpret The list that follows is, therefore, a re-arrangement and classification rather than a new catalogue. As the collection had been arranged into bundles of documents referring to individual transactions of properties bearing mainly on the title to them, it seemed best to retain these 'original' bundles, rather than to destroy their continuity, and this policy has been followed as far as possible However, certain items or bundles have been separated from their groups simply because the 'original' connection was not apparent to an outsider, or because they had been separated physically. In these cases, the emphasis was placed on classification in order that the completed list might be more functional for office and students alike |
Held by: | Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, not available at The National Archives |
Language: | English |
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Physical description: | 22 series |
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