This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (commonly known as the Lords Hold); described as "Lords Hold. Admicon. of Thomas Allen Barnard as one of the Sons and Heirs at Law of Edward Barnard deced. to a Moiety or half part etc."

This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (commonly known as the Lords Hold); described as "Lords Hold. Admicon. of Edward Barnard in Fee on the surrender of Thomas Allen Barnard. "

This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (commonly known as the Lords Hold); described as "Lords Hold. Admicon. of Edward Barnard as the other son and heir at Law of Edward Barnard deced. to a Moiety or half part etc."

This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (commonly known as the Lords Hold) and the absolute surrender of the property from Edward Barnard to John Winter and others.

This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (commonly known as the Lords Hold), transferring the title to John Winter and others. This is the first legal document that records a list of trustees relating to Homerton.

This document relates to the ownership of the Manor of Hackney (The Lords Hold) and the transfer of title to John Winter and others.

"Declaration of the Copyhold at Homerton for the other Members of the Kings Head Society. Joseph Stonard Esqr. and Others." Notated "From drawer in ? marked 'Deeds for Examination' ".

Copy Admission of Joseph Stonard Esqr. and others, Trustees of Homerton College.

Declaration of Trust of The Copyhold at Homerton for the other Members of the Homerton College Society. Joseph Stonard Esqr. and others.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

Mr. William Bradshaw to William Hale, John Morley, George Rutt, and Stephen Olding Esquires. Notated "Hom. Coll. Right of Way".

Document detailing the chronology of the title deeds relating to The Lords Hold beginning in 1761. Notated "Abstract of Title to the Old College at Homerton. For the perusal of Messrs. Wire and Child. Sewell Fox and Sewell, 51 Old Broad Street.

Document detailing the chronology of the title deeds relating to The Lords Hold beginning in 1761. Notated "Abstract of Title to the Old College at Homerton. For the perusal of Messrs. Wire and Child. Sewell Fox and Sewell, 51 Old Broad Street.

Document detailing the sale of land between Highbury College and The Homerton College Society.

Copy minutes of proceedings detailing the sale of the copyhold estate of Homerton with fixtures and furniture, held on March 5, 1850.

Simms Collection Library Classification system - BAa 120
Former classification - ARC/DEE
Former archive accession number - not found
Heritage database reference - A108271
Archives Hub Reference - not found

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.

This series contains documents relating to the buying and selling of property in London by the early governing body of Homerton College.