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982 - Papers of Edith Olivier

1 - HODGSON FAMILY OF EAST WOODHAY AND MILLBROOK, HAMPSHIRE

1 - Correspondence and associated personal papers

2 - Financial

3 - Properties

1 - Lease for twenty one years from the Revd George Sloper of Margate, Kent, to the Revd Thomas Douglas Hodgson of East Woodhay of land, described, in the parish of East Woodhay

2 - Receipt for the purchase by Captain Henry John Hodgson RN of The Grove at East Woodhay for £625.

3 - Lease for fourteen years from William Marshall of Elmwood House, North Park, Croydon, Surrey, to Captain H J Hodgson RN of Sungrove Lodge, farm buildings and land and two cottages [one known as Spire Cottage] all at East Woodhay.

4 - Two detailed bills of Daniel Pope, builder and timber merchant of East Woodhay, for extensive repairs and maintenance to the rectory and Rectory Farm at East Woodhay, the property of the Revd T D Hodgson.

5 - Two bills, written in great detail, of Messrs Green, Moberly and Green solicitors of Southampton for legal services rendered to the three sisters Miss Lucy Eleanor Hodgson, Miss Maud Alice Hodgson and Mrs Etheldred Mary Olivier in the proposed sale of a house and land known as ‘Freshfield’ at Millbrook for building plots, and the eventual letting of the property instead. The house had originally been purchased by their late father Captain H J Hodgson RN in 1889.

6 - Bundle of correspondence of Messrs Green, Moberly and Green solicitors of Southampton concerning negotiations for the sale of the house known as ‘Freshfield’ at Millbrook, the property of Miss L E Hodgson [d.1916]. Includes a draft schedule of title deeds and associated conveyancing papers for the property, 1832-1904.

4 - Public Office: Church of England

5 - Public Office: Royal Navy

6 - Probate

2 - OLIVIER FAMILY OF WILTON, SALISBURY, TEFFONT MAGNA AND QUIDHAMPTON, WILTSHIRE

3 - SMITH FAMILY OF “GREENLANDS”, HENLEY-ON-THAMES, OXFORDSHIRE

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