newdigate parish

ST PETER, NEWDIGATE PARISH RECORDS AND NEWDIGATE CIVIL PARISH RECORDS, 1694 - 1975

Settlement certificate: Daniel «Weller» late servant to William Humphrey of Charlwood 27 march 1791

Settlement examination: Caroline «Weller», singlewoman, resident of Newdigate (see -/170 Removal order: Caroline «Weller», singlewoman, to Dorking  )  7 sept 1829

Removal order: George «Weller» and Ruth, his wife, and Rebecca, their daughter, from Rusper, Sussex 9 april 1765

Removal order: Elizabeth Sawyer alias «Weller», bastard aged 7, daughter of Mary, wife of George Buggs of Dorking, labourer, from Dorking (see -/137 Removal order: George Buggs and Mary, his wife, from Newdigate  )

Removal order: Michael «Weller» and Sarah, his wife, and their 3 children, Mary (7), Jane (3), James (6 months), from Croydon  31 dec 1814

wellers in buckland, surrey. 1600-1704

BUCKLAND, ST MARY THE VIRGIN: PARISH RECORDS, 1560-1967

Apprenticeship indenture of Jon «Weller» to John Francis of Lower Tooting, weaver [For pledge of John Francis to parish officers see -/4/118]
Pledge of John Francis, Sq[uire] Browne and the parish officers that he will give John «Weller», his apprentice, 10s at the end of 7 years. Witness Thomas Ansett. [For indenture see -/4/84]
9 nov 1694

Letter of James «Weller» to the overseers' describing the distressed condition of his family and asking for help nd (18th cent?) (poor law overseer)

Lease and release 1) Richard Lucas of Buckland, yeoman, and Richard Woodman of Betchworth, gent 2) Robert «Weller» the elder of Headley, yeoman 1 acre of land called Bud Meade in Buckland abutting on lands of George Browne on N, E and W, now in tenure of Thomas Matthew.  4-5 aug 1673

Receipt given by Richard Woodman to Robert «Weller» the elder of Headley, yeoman, for £25 consideration for a bargain and sale and release by Richard Lucas of Buckland, yeoman, and Richard Woodman of Betchworth, gent, to Robert «Weller». Witnesses Cha Woodman and John King  15 aug 1673

Conveyance 1) John «Weller» of Headley, yeoman, eldest son and heir of Robert «Weller», deceased 2) Lawrence Denton of Buckland, husbandman Budmead, with lands of Ambrose Browne N, E and W and the common or waste S.  2 may 1704

william weller C1840

Covenant to surrender copyhold in trust 1) Alice Wilcox of Mitcham, widow, daughter of Richard Bradford, John Bedwin of Newgate Street, London, Victualler and Sarah his wife, daughter of Richard Bradford 2) John Grace of Sutton and William «Weller» of Mitcham, Baker. Copyhold inn called The Old Nags Head at Upper Mitcham Green and nine copyhold messuages on Mitcham Common. Endorsed with agreement to pay £10 annually out of rents to pay off debt, 3 Apr 1826. 1) Charles Asprey of Mitcham, brasier, and Alice his wife late Alice Wilcox, widow. 2) John and Sarah Bedwin. 3) John Grace and William «Weller» 4) Harvey Combe and Joseph Delafield of Castle Street, Long Acre, brewers and co-partners.5 mar 1825

Counterpart lease for 14 years 1) John Grace of Sutton, victualler, and William «Weller» of Mitcham, baker, trustees for 2) 2) Alice Wilcox, John and Sarah Bedwin 3) John Carpender of Mitcham,horse dealer. The Old Nags Head Endorsed with assignment, 1833 1) John Grace and William «Weller» 2) Charles Asprey and Alice his wife, Sarah Bedwin, widow 3) Charles Mitchell of Mitcham, victualler. 2 mar 1826

Admission of John Grace and William «Weller» as customary tenants to a messuage, stable etc. on Mitcham Common near Shelden's Corner, held of the Manor of Ravensbury. 1 july 1828

Licence granted by lord of manor of Biggin and Tamworth to John Grace and William «Weller» to lease The Nags Head. 7 Mar 1840

Lease and counterpart 1) John Grace and William «Weller» 2) Robert Williams of Lambeth Butts, victualler. The Nags Head  25 Mar 1840

Surrender, with plan 1) John Grace, William «Weller», Edward Clowser and Sarah his wife, Charles Asprey the elder. 2) George White. Nine messuages and gardens on Mitcham Common near Shelden's Corner, known as Blue Houses, held of the Manor of Ravensbury. Scale: 1 chain=1"  4 sept 1845

weller joseph 1814

Lease of Lease and Release 1) Joseph Peters of Dorking, lime burner, Walter Gordon of Dorking, gent, and Sarah his wife 2) John Atlee of Dorking, yeoman Two messuages in Dorking adjoining and formerly part of the King's Head Inn, formerly in tenure of Robert Taker and Mrs Taylor and since of John Ray and Joseph «Weller», now or late of Thomas Day and [blank] Walker14 oct 1814

weller genealogy notes in archive

Family history notes relating to: Archurst, Boxall, Caesar, Chasemore, Chennell, Crouch, Dendy, Franks, Gosden, Hart, Lintott, Lucas, Mabank, Penfold, Smallpeice, Stedman, Stemp, Stovold, Tickner, Turner, «Weller» and Worsfold. Also notes from sources including extracts from Sussex Archaeological Collections and sources at Surrey History Centre including Evelyn estate papers Space available in Box 6 for further material

william and sarah weller 1781

Right hand indenture of Fine. 1) Philip Cooke, plaintiff 2) Thomas Withall, David May, Robert Best, Elizabeth Ede, widow, and William «Weller» and Sarah, his wife, deforciants 2 messuages, one barn, one stable, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 6a of land, 6a of meadow, 6a of pasture and common of pasture in Leatherhead and Capel. 1781

weller charlotte 1838

Deeds and papers relating to Ryde House, Ripley. The property is first described as a freehold messuage and 60r lying between Ripley Green to the north and the King's Highway to the south and east. The name Ryde House first appears in 1841, when John Cooke was the owner. In 1727 Thomas Lord Onslow sold the property to Edward Stevens who mortgaged it to Robert Stevens by lease for 1000 years. In 1754 Edward Stevens' son Edward Stevens sold it to Phillip Daw and in 1774 Daw sold to John Tice of Woking (died 1780, copy of will), who pulled down the original house, divided into two, and built a new house. Tice's executor William Smyth sold to James George Russell in 1786 and he sold to Richard Helyer in 1799. Helyer sold to William Pierrepont, Captain, RN, in 1802 who sold to Thomas Souter in 1804. Souter sold to Charles Foster in 1805 and in 1827 Foster and his mortgagees sold to Charlotte «Weller». She put the property up for sale in 1838 (sale particulars, -/30) and it was purchased by John Cooke. He leased it to Edward Eager in 1841 and to the Rev Henry Albany Bowles in 1844 (inventories of fixtures and fittings). Under Cooke's will of 1860, proved 1861, it descended to his daughter Elizabeth Susan Cooke. The earliest deed (-/1) is a 1726 assignment of a lease of a seemingly different property, also at Ripley Green, originally leased by Francis Viscount Mountaigne to Henry Harrison in 1696 and assigned by Robert Harrison to Edward Stevens.