Add MS 78153

Althorp Papers. Vol. mmdcccliii. Maps and plans of Putney, co. Surr.

A. Manorial survey of Putney; [1617]. Details copyholders and tenants of each field and the size of their holdings.

Paper; ff. 17.

B. 'A Plan of an Estate called Putney Parks in the Parish of Putney and County of Surrey', by James Crow; 1753. Scale: 3 chains to the inch [1:2376]. North at top. Depicts named fields bordered by Putney Heath and Barnes Common. A key gives details of tenants and the total size of their holdings. Draft.

Ink and watercolour on vellum. 630 x 535mm.

C. Plan of land [around Putney Heath?]; [1776?]. No surveyor named. Scale indeterminable. Depicts a patch of waste ground, John Farr Abbott's gardens and orchard, old and new gateways, and neighbouring plots owned by Frances Barring Esq. and James McPherson. Annotated "A Lease for 21 Years dated the 27^th of Novr 1786 Commencing Christmas day 1786".

Ink and watercolour on paper. 238 x 472mm.

D. 'A Plan of Putney Parish with parts of the parishes of Wimbledon and Mortlake within the Manor of Wimbledon also of the West Common and part of Wimbledon Park in the Parish of Wandsworth in the County of Surrey', by John Corris; 1787. Scale: 9 chains to the inch [1:7128]. North at top. Draft.

Ink and watercolour on vellum. 1100 x 650mm.

E. 'A plan of a piece of Ground taken of the Waste at Roehampton in the parrish of Putney - Granted to Mr George Ticknall'; 1790. No surveyor named. No scale given [approx. 1:150]. Signed by tenants of the manor. Annotated on verso "This Plan is referred to in the Grant made to the said George Tickner [sic] at a Court Leet and General Court Baron held 21^st May 1792".

Ink on paper. 320 x 200mm.

F. Untitled plan of a patch of land between the Kingston-London and Kingston-Putney roads; 1791. No surveyor named. Scale: 1:1188. ‘Winterbottom & Kelye No. 32 Threadneedle Street’ written on verso. Depicts an L-shaped piece of land with a watercourse called the Slade dissecting it diagonally.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 283 x 435mm.

G. 'Plan of a piece of wasteland on Putney Common adjoining west on the estate of Thos. Drury Esqr.'; May 1794, surveyed by Edward Carpenter. Scale: 3 chains to the inch [1:2376]. Depicts a piece of land with a watercourse named The Slade cutting in from the left, a footpath, and Mr Drury’s "garden and pleasure ground".

Ink and watercolour on paper. 172 x 235mm.

H. 'Plan of London Road through Putney bordered by the King's grounds and the Earl of Besborough’s grounds'; [18th cent.?]. No scale given [approx. 1:1980]. No surveyor named.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 186 x 225mm.

I. 'Fair plan of Putney Parish'; [18th cent.?]. No scale given [approx. 1:4562]. No surveyor named. Depicts lands and names owners, roads and lanes, borders with Mortlake and Barnes parishes, and Putney Bridge over the Thames with Fulham on the opposite bank. Draft.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 590 x 628mm.

J. 'Rough plan of ground belonging to Messrs Phillips & Wigan near the reservoir of the waterworks at Putney Heath'; [18th cent.?]. Scale: 8 feet to the inch [1:96]. No surveyor named. South at top. Depicts roads with widths, public house frontage, and refreshment room belonging to the public house. Draft.

Ink on paper. 326 x 491mm.

K 'Plot of the town of Putney in the County of Surrey'; [18th cent.?]. No scale given [approx. 1:1690]. No surveyor named. Detailed plot depicting individual, numbered buildings, roads, fields and open spaces within the town, the riverbank and a bridge over the river. Draft.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 580 x 586mm.

L. 'Plan of the Ground Inclosed by C. Trebeck Esq. on Putney Common and that Granted to R. Pettiward Esq.'; [18th cent.?]. Surveyed by T. Nicholls. Scale: 0.8 chains to the inch [1:634]. South east at top. Depicts the extent of Charles Trebeck’s and R. Pettiward's lands, adjacent to the road to Kingston. Table gives details of the total area of the land.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 630 x 457mm.

M. Untitled plan of lands belonging to the Earls Spencer and Bessborough adjacent to Richmond Park; [18th cent.?]. No surveyor named. No scale given [approx. 1:2394]. Depicts the Earls Spencer and Bessborough’s lands with details of size of the holdings and tenants and their rents. Also shows neighbouring copyhold and freehold lands. Putney Common and the border of Richmond Park are depicted. Draft.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 411 x 842mm.

N. Plan of land around Putney Heath; [18^th cent.?]. No surveyor named. Scale indeterminable. Depicts a patch of waste ground to be enclosed by John Farr Abbott, neighbouring plots owned by Lord Ashburton and James McPherson, and the high road to Roehampton with Putney Common on the other side of the road.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 240 x 295mm.

O. 'Plan of Different Pieces of Ground taken of the Common to Griffiths Estate'; [18^th cent.?]. No surveyor named. Scale indeterminable. North at top. Depicts plots of land north of Putney Common, and names the owners.

Ink on paper. 220 x 385mm.

P. 'Plan of a Proposed Inclosure on Putney Common in the Manor of Wimbledon'; 1803. No surveyor named. Scale indeterminable. East at top. Sketch of three parcels of land, with sizes of each.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 270x 225mm.

Q. 'Plan of The Ground Inclosed by David Hartley Esq. at the Fire House on Putney Common', by J. T. Nicholls; 1806. Scale: 1.3 chains to the inch [1:1056]. South east at top. Depicts the existing enclosed land, the new enclosure, and the roads on either side.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 330 x 412mm.

R. Plan of Mr Quartermain's property, Putney; 1825. No architect named. Scale: 8 feet to the inch [1:96]. Detailed plan of house, grounds, garden, outhouses, barns, and walls.

Ink on paper. 480 x 645mm.

S. 'Plan of the Road at Putney Hill and of the Proposed Alteration'; 1835. No surveyor named. Scale: 100 feet to the inch [1:1200]. Depicts the Countess of Guilford's land, the Green Man public house, and the course of the new and existing roads from Roehampton, Kingston, and Wimbledon to Putney.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 335 x 435mm.

T. 'A Plan shewing the piece of Putney Common which A.J. Doxat Esqre wishes to enclose' by Charles Lee; 1843. Scale indeterminable. North at top. Depicts wedge of land bordered by Putney Common and the Marquis of Bristol's land.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 320 x 400mm.

U. Plan of land between Richmond Park and Putney South Common, by Charles Lee; 1848. Scale: 100 feet to the inch [1:1200]. Depicts the Kingston-London road, waste land belonging to the manor, Henry McKellar's property, and the Queen's freeboard. Annotated: "Plan accompanying my report to Mr Easton June 2^nd 1849, Chas. Lee" and "Plan submitted by Mr McKellar with his application for a Grant of Land, Putney June 8^th 1848, P. Page Chairman". Draft.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 220 x 485mm.

V. 'Plan of part of Putney Lower Common shewing the Site of the proposed new Cemetery for the Parish of Putney' by Charles Lee; 1854. No scale given [approx. 1:2750]. South at top. Depicts the Creek, the Putney-Barnes road, and the three acre plot of land set aside for the cemetery. With note stating that a small packet of letters including several from Lord Spencer goes with the plan.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 465 x 330mm.

W. 'Putney Surrey traced at Tithe Office from 2^nd class Tithe Map'; 1876. No surveyor named. Scale: 3 chains to the inch [1:2376]. North at top. "Putney Surrey Barnes Parish Boundary Line" written on verso. Depicts the Richmond-Wandsworth road, the Richmond Railway, and the boundary line with Barnes Parish.

Ink on paper. 330 x 315mm.

X. Untitled map of Putney; [1881]. No scale given [approx. 1:1466]. Depicts individual properties around Putney High Street, the river bank, and St Mary's Church. Land to be appropriated and the centre lines of approach roads for the new Putney Bridge are also marked. Note describes the map as "part of the statutory Plan to the Metropolitan Bridges and Ferry Roads Bill of 1881" and refers to "the effect of the Bridge works on adjacent Spencer properties".

Printed. 275 x 240mm.

Y. 'Parish of Putney - County of Surrey - Manor of Wimbledon. Plan shewing the foreshore of the River Thames and the properties adjacent thereto within the boundaries of the Parish and Manor'; [19th cent.?]. No surveyor named [Woodrooffe & Plaskitt written on verso]. Scale: 100 feet to the inch [1:1200]. Highly detailed map of Putney from the border with Barnes parish at left to the boundary with Wandsworth parish at right. Depicts and names the main roads and certain individual properties such as boathouses, rowing clubs, a church and a chapel, public houses, and the site of Copthall. Large plots of land are marked and their owners names. On the river, piers and causeways are marked, as are the low water mark, Fulham Bridge, and an aqueduct.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 494 x 1317mm.

Z. 'A Plan of the Bounds of Putney Parish as described in the Perambulation taken in 1617', by Woodrooffe and Plaskitt; [19th cent.?]. Scale: 10 chains to the inch [1:7920]. South at top. Depicts Putney Common, Richmond Park, parish boundary, River Thames, Putney Bridge, roads, sewers, and certain individual named properties. Copy.

Ink and watercolour on waxed linen. 715 x 555mm.

AA. Plan of land by Putney Heath, by J. T. Nicholls; [19^th cent.?]. Scale: 0.6 chains to the inch [1:475]. East at top. Depicts land in front of Mr Franks' house, a pond, part of the heath, and roads.

Ink and watercolour on paper. 270 x 217mm.

BB. Sketch plan of land by the River Thames, Putney; [19^th cent.?]. No surveyor named. No scale given [approx. 1:216]. Depicts the waterside, the Dukes Head public house, the Putney-Barnes road, and the plot of land. 'G.S. Tritton' written on verso.

Ink on waxed linen. 245 x 325mm.

CC. Sketch plan of land around Putney Lower Common; [19^th cent.?]. No surveyor named. No scale given [approx. 1:15840]. Depicts the common, Lower Richmond Road, two public houses, and a number of cottages and lodges.

Ink on waxed linen. 165 x 175mm.