Lease and Release (release MSE/EM 3707-2) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Priscilla Delarue alias Sheete.

Lease and Release (lease MSE/EM 3707-1) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Priscilla Delarue alias Sheete in exchange for £370.

A "fine upon acknowledgement of the right" of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Priscilla Delarue alias Sheete.

Lease and Release (release is MSE/EM 3707-5) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Anne Parker.

Lease and Release (lease is MSE/EM 3707-4) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Anne Parker, for £123, 6 shillings, 8 pence.

A surrender of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane George by Priscilla Delarue alias Sheete

Lease and Release (release is MSE/EM 3707-8) of lands and buildings in All-Saints, Canterbury, to James Wallis by Jane George.

Lease and Release (lease is MSE/EM 3707-7) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to James Wallis by Jane George for £250.

Mortgage by Demise of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Jane Geoge by James Wallis, in exchange for £150.

A bond (agreement between two people to pay a financial penalty if certain conditions or actions are not performed) concerning lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury. The obligor, Jane George, vows to allow James Wallis, the obligee, and his heirs the right to freely occupy the premises.

Assignment of mortgage of lands and buildings (brewhouse, malthouse) in All Saints, Canterbury, to James Guenin, formerly assigned to Jane George by James Wallis (MSE/EM 3707-9), for the remainder of the term in exchange for £150.

Copy of the will of James Wallis, which wills thebrewhouse, hops, and hopgrounds in All Saints, Canterbury, to his wife, Mary.

Copy of the will of Mary Loffrey, widow of James Wallis, which wills various properties in All Saints, Canterbury, to her Stephen Durant, with rents payable to her son, James Leffroy.

Copy of the will of Benjamin LeGrand, which wills property in All Saints, Canterbury, to his son, William LeGrand.

Copy of the will of William Legrand, which wills his property to his sister Anne. An addition to the copy states Anne LeGrand died without heirs and left the said property to her two brothers, George LeGrand and Robert LeGrand

Lease and Release of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to George Legrand by Robert LeGrand for £185.

Lease and Release (release MSE/EM 3707-31) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to Charles Lepine by George Legrand.

Tax assessment of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, then owned by Charles Lepine.

Lease and Release (release MSE/EM 3737-32) of lands and buildings in All Saints, Canterbury, to William Goulden by William Lepine, Daniel Lepine, and Charles Lepine.

Letter of receipt from surveyers Cooper & Wacher F. S. I. Chartered Surveyors & Auctioneers regarding five years' quit rent, due to the lords of the Manor of Barton (Longport) (Alexander Stevenson Millar, John Sidney Mawrence Millar, Magdelene Russell), received of Edward Fedarb.

Final Agreement of Sale, for lands and buildings at 8 Brick Lane, All Saints, Canterbury, from the Lepines to William Goulden for £200. Two pieces of an original four.

Abstract of owership and related documents from 1736, with Benjamin LeGrand, through 1818, with the death of Charles Lepine, regarding the 8 Best Lane property in All Saints, Canterbury, complied by "Peirce".

Abstract of ownership of the property at No. 8 Best Lane, All Saints, Canterbury, from the death of Charles Lepine through 1901, compiled by solicitor Horace Broughton.

Record of an indenture of sale between Henry Small and Edwin Ernest Fedarb of 8 Best Lane, All Saints, Canterbury, for £250, and an abstract of the history of ownership of 8 Best Lane from June 5-6, 1818 to 1901, signed by Henry Small.