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Contributor Name | George Brading |
Contributor Image | No_00094_George_Brading.jpg |
Profession | |
Location | Eastney |
Collection Date | 22.02.08 11.36am |
Artefact Name | Property Deeds |
Artefact Description |
Bundle of property deeds. Paper. Wax seals. Very good condition. |
Artefact Date | 1879 |
Artefact Stored | Upstairs in wardrobe |
Artefact Form | |
Artefact Image | Deeds_00094.jpg |
Sample Taken | Paper from back of 1846 document and map. Paper from 1879. |
Sample Image | |
History of Artefact |
Relating to 103 Eastney Road and adjacent properties (Lumps Lane – a mud track to Eastney Barracks, Fort Cumberland Terrace, Eastney Road). Houses on Eastney Road had three or four bedrooms with three rooms downstairs and a scullery at the back. 'Looking at maps of how the city developed – you can see that houses were being built towards the east of the island.'Historian |
Historian | Catherine Smith |
Previous Owners | Mother / brother |
Special Memories |
Memories of how the city has developed - Bransbury Park used to be Bransbury Farm and Goldsmiths Avenue used to Goldsmith’s Farm. ‘I’ve hardly moved from the area. They remind me of my brother and mother.’ |
Artwork Image | 00094_Final.jpg |
I | Attachmentb | Action | Size |
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jpg | 00094_Final.jpg | manage | 159.0 K |
jpg | Deeds_00094.jpg | manage | 54.4 K |
jpg | Deeds_2_00094.jpg | manage | 42.9 K |
jpg | No_00094_George_Brading.jpg | manage | 42.5 K |