Bundle 11, 1799-1894.

Leases, surrender and assignments relating to 3, 5 and 7 Dock Street, Whitechapel.

(1) Office copy of a County of Middlesex certificate of a contract for the redemption of land tax, Samuel Hawkins of Whitechapel, dated 25 June 1799, copied 6 July 1858.
(2) Conveyance of freehold hereditaments and covenant to surrender copyhold hereditaments, Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Radford Hughes of the Elms, Streatham, Surrey, to George Edward Rose of The Black Horse Inn, Well Street, victualler, dated 12 October 1858.
(3) Admission of George Edward Rose in fee on the surrender of Richard Radford Hughes, dated 12 October 1858.
(4) Infranchisement of a piece of ground on the east side of Dock Street, Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Baronet, Lord of the Manor of Stepney, to George Edward Rose, dated 23 December 1858.
(5) Assignment of an agreement for lease, Frederick Robert Beeston junior of Saint George’s Place, Hyde Park Corner, Middlesex, architect, to George Edward Rose, dated 31 July 1860.
(6) Conveyance of a piece of ground on the east side of Dock Street, the Commissioners of H.M. Works and Public Buildings to George Edward Rose, dated 1 August 1860.
(7) Counterpart lease relating to 5 Dock Street, George Edward Rose of 4 Slavedale Road, Drayton Park, Highbury, to William Stellmann, of 128 Leman Street, Whitechapel, hairdresser, dated 6 May 1882.
(8) Lease of a piece of ground messuage shop and premises on the east side of Dock Street, for a term of 21 years, George Edward Rose to William Stein, of 54 High Street, Whitechapel, baker, dated 19 March 1884.
(9) Lease as above with the addition of surrender, Johanna Kling, wife of Heinrich Kling of 3 Dock Street, Whitechapel, baker, to Ellen Stenson Rose, of 1 Slavedale Road, Drayton Park, Highbury, widow of George Rose, and others, dated 30 January 1890.
(10) Lease of a piece of ground messuage shop and premises known at 3 Dock Street, for a term of 21 years, Ellen Stenson Rose and others, to Wilhelm Stein, of 54 High Street, Whitechapel, baker, dated 8 March 1890.
(11) Counterpart lease for above, dated 8 March 1890.
(12) Letter from the Official Receiver, disclaiming interest in sale by mortgagees relating to Rachel Franklin, dated 29 July 1892 (has Bundle 11 label, but should be with Bundle 9?).
(13) Assignment of leasehold baker’s shop and premises at 3 Dock Street, with goodwill of business, Wilhelm Stein of 8 Osborne Street, Whitechapel, baker, to Peter Koetz of 193 Finnis Street Buildings, Bethnal Green, baker, dated 17 May 1894.