MERTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY Morden in 1910: The Land Valuation Records (‘Lloyd George’s Domesday’)
Local History Notes 34: Transcribed and introduced by Rosemary Turner
A unique view of Morden just before it was overwhelmed by suburbia. Every property, including building plots, is listed, with details of owner, occupier, leases and rents. Many properties have full descriptions, some with plans. The original maps are missing but Rosemary has reconstructed them and plotted each property onto the 1912 OS map.
From a brief review in MHS Bulletin 185 March 2013)
MERTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
LOCAL HISTORY NOTES – 34
Morden in 1910:
The Land Valuation Records
(‘Lloyd George’s Domesday’)
Transcribed and introduced by Rosemary Turner
LOCAL HISTORY NOTES – 34
Morden in 1910:
The Land Valuation Records
(‘Lloyd George’s Domesday’)
Transcribed and introduced by Rosemary Turner
INTRODUCTION
Under The Finance Act of 1910 a tax was attached to the profit of house sales, if part of the profit
was judged to have occurred because of the provision of amenities. If amenities were built near
the property such as a park or a
school or the road was paved or the house had become linked
to mains services, the house price might increase because the site had become more attractive.
It did not take into account improvements made by the owner of the property.
The Inland Revenue were to ascertain the site value of all the land in the United Kingdom as on
30 April 1909. The amount determined by
this survey would be the benchmark for calculating
any taxable profit in any future sales of the property. The Valuation Office was set up to oversee
the valuations and these were completed as far as possible by 1915.
Going by the dates quoted in the entries, the valuation records seem to have been worked on
throughout the war – I have come across references relating to 1918. This could be due to the
number of disputed valuations. According to the book Tracing Your Ancestors in the Public
Record Office(the former name for The National Archives) it proved to be an extremely expensive
project, the results were not implemented and the survey ended in 1920. Rumour has it that
Lloyd George, who was Prime Minster at that time, refused to have his property assessed.
Areas were divided into Valuation districts and then by civil parishes. Morden came under the
London Region IR121 and then under Merton.
The valuation entrieswere plotted onto OS maps, those nearest in date to 1910 being used, and
these are held at The National Archives under IR12. The tithe apportionments had also been
plotted onto maps which were drawn specifically for the purpose.
In Morden very little development had taken place by 1910, many of the buildings were very
old and had been listed in the 1838 tithe apportionments.
The main reason for my undertaking this project is that all except one of the maps relating
to Morden are missing. The properties are not numbered sequentially, so without the maps it
would be extremely difficult to locate a property. Estates could consist of up to 20 entries and
the numbers are well scattered, as in the following example for the area around St Lawrence’s
Church.
The church itself appears in the middle of a book mostly made up of building plots off Bishopsford
Road, in the area of Wandle Road. It is not known why the numbers are so random; they do not
relate to type i.e. land, public buildings, etc.
The surviving map IR121/110 (OS Surrey X111.70) covers the area from the start of Lower
Morden at the left across to
the Morden Road (Morden Hall Road) end of Central Road, down
as far as Bishopsford /Sutton Road and up as far as St Lawrence’s Church.
There is another version of the same map for this area IR121/1/110 which has the proposed
routes of roads for the St Helier Estate. Not all the valuation numbers appear on both.
The survey ended shortly before the LCC started building the Morden half of the St Helier Estate
so the valuations may have been used to calculate the purchase price of the land.
There were two sets of books. The books in the first set were called the Domesday Books. The
project became known as ‘Lloyd George’s Domesday’
– it does bear some resemblance to
the original Domesday, although there is no livestock
mentioned and I do not think that there
were any villeins in Morden in 1910. According to The National Archives if these records do
survive they will be in local record offices which in our case would be Surrey History Centre.
They contained a register of an income tax schedule payable on income from the ownership of
land and property. According to the Surrey History Centre catalogue the Domesday books for
Morden do not exist.
The second set, which have been used to produce this publication, were called the Field Books
and are held at The National Archives under the reference IR58. They are listed alphabetically
by civil parishes. Morden is covered by Merton IR58/56960 to 59564, forms1-500, though there
are only 406 entries.
Morden was very small in comparison with Mitcham with 7797 entries and Merton with 3,900.
These Field Books consist of the Valuation forms which were made into notebooks and were
filled in on site; they are not finished documents so they do not have completed sentences. Each
entry consists of 4 pages but not all the pages are used in every instance. The books were filled
in by different people, so the wording and information vary.
The first page starts by giving the Situation, which includes the name of the property, and a
Description, which refers to what it is –cottage and garden, land, etc –(the latter does not always
relate to information on other pages in the entry). It then sometimes gives the Extent or acreage
and an entry called Occupier – which may not be the person actually living in a property. The
bookTracing Your Ancestors in the Public Record Office
says that it refers to the tenant renting
the property – a cottage may be occupied by an employee of the person renting.
As the valuations were carried out over a number of years there are sometimes additional names
mentioned either at the top of the description or within it. Sometimes it states their connection
with the property. These names and addresses where given have been included in this publication.
The occupation of the properties can get very complicated, with several people owning parts
of the land. During the years that the survey was undertaken, the land was sometimes split in
different ways thus altering the valuation. The Lodge estate plan is marked with red lines to
show different occupation,
green lines to show division for valuation and black lines to show
field boundaries. These are denoted on the maps in this publication by the use of dashed and
dotted lines. This was the only plan marked in this way.
In some cases the entry has ‘vacant’ where the occupier’s name should go. In the case of building
plots a stamp saying ‘Void’ has sometimes been used.
The Owners’ names are given and in some cases their address, and it states whether the property
is freehold etc. Most of the properties were freehold but where this is not the case it has been
noted in the description. Addresses of the Owners, where given, have been listed separately.
The Occupiers’ tenancy is noted, amount of rent per week or year is given and details of a lease
often give the date at which it started.
There is a vast amount of information in some of the entries. Many in Morden also include small
plans relating to one or more of the properties included in a valuation. In this publication these
plans have been plotted onto a 1912 OS map.
There are also the Descriptions, which are fascinating in the information that they include. They
give minor details such as the number of fowl houses, stables, tool sheds and trees. In one case
an old oak tree is listed and is valued at £10. The valuation of different parts of the property is
often itemised i.e. land, buildings, timber, etc.
The entries give descriptions of the exterior and interior of the houses and land usage, and in
some cases also give the 1838 tithe apportionment numbers.
They also state whether the property is on a made-up road and has access to amenities. Reading
why these surveys were undertaken makes it clearer why they mentioned access to drainage
and made-up roads.
Roads such as Grand Drive, Garth and Wandle Roads were still unmade and their condition
is described in detail. In some areas there were just building plots. One entry for land near the
Wandle river was changed from a numbered building plot to show that it had been sold to Capt
Harold Francis Bidder.
The descriptions give the impression that in Morden at that time many of the buildings were
dilapidated or poorly built and a considerable amount of the land was prone to becoming very wet.
The descriptions and plans of properties are often linked together, so in the table the final column
indicates if these are included on the current entry or on another (see Abbreviations). The forms
can be very complicated, often referring to one or more other entries.
Virtually all entries seem to have been disputed and there are notes written over them about
this, and figures crossed out. Solicitors and other parties are also mentioned but have not been
included in this publication.
A number of different forms were produced, one of which was filled in by the owner. In the case
of large estates these may contain additional details not included in the field books. Not all the
paperwork was retained and the forms filled in by the owners would have been kept by them so
they could now appear in family papers.
The Surrey History Centre has 32 boxes containing completed Forms 37 relating to the present
borough of Merton under Ref 2408. The ones for Morden are interspersed with Merton, Wimbledon
and Mitcham and sometimes there are just one or two Morden pages in between hundreds of
the others. There is a basic index which Surrey History Centre states is not accurate. It shows
only two boxes containing Morden but I found at least five. Surrey History Centre do not have
a complete set of the forms. The Mitcham, Merton and Wimbledon forms are in batches by
street name. The forms give information extracted from the Domesday Books and a copy of the
form was sent to every owner. Some have additional names added and it indicates that each of
these people received a copy of the form. Additional forms refer to the amendments where the
valuation was disputed. They show the final valuation
amount as it appears in the field books.
All the Morden, Merton and Mitcham forms were registered at Croydon and the papers were
originally held there. Wimbledon was registered at Clapham.
According to friends also doing research in these records, there is much more information in
the Morden entries than in those for Croydon, Carshalton and Streatham.
As much information as possible has been included in this publication but there is still more to see
on some of the entries. The wording, punctuation and spelling of the detailed descriptions have
been left as in the entries but in the indexes slight alterations have been made to assist indexing.
The completed form for schedule 167, at 50% reduction, reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives
Where the writing made it difficult to read a name I was able to check the 1911 census. Some
names had been misspelt in the documents so I have also included the correct version where
known.
The 1911 Census records show who was actually living in a property, how many people were
living there, their occupations and from where they originated.
For example, entries Nos 110 and 111, opposite the church, are 1 and 2 Church Cottages and
are described together at 110: Semi-detached cottages:110 occupied by Mrs W Stockbridge. On
the 1st floor 2 beds and on the ground floor, sitting room, kitchen, scullery, WC and front and
back gardens. It was built of yeo [sic] stocks, with tiled roof, and a back addition built of timber,
roughcast and pantiled. No.111 was unoccupied. Both properties were owned by G Hatfeild.
The 1911 census lists Church Cottages, London Road; head of household was Rachel Stockbridge,
a widow aged 63 born at Woodcote. Also in the house were James Mansfield, her son-in-law,
who was a bricklayer on the railway; his wife Lily; Mildred Stockbridge, another daughter;
and Harold Stockbridge her grandson. In the 1901 census her husband was named as William
Stockbridge, builder.
Nos. 1 & 2 Church Cottages, London Road, Morden – May 1962, reproduced by courtesy of W J Rudd
Where the Census was unable to help I used a site called
FreeBMD.org
in which you can do a
search of birth, marriage and death registration entries.
The National Archives has produced an information sheet about the Valuation records which
can be downloaded from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk and a paper copy is obtainable when
visiting there.
I would like to thank The National Archives for making these records available to us; Bea Oliver
and Keith Penny who found them so interesting that they volunteered to check additional batches
looking for my typing errors and misreading; Peter Hopkins who converted the data ready for
publishing and produced the maps for me to work on; and the MHS editorial sub-committee.
Contents
Introduction
1-6
Abstract of the information on the schedules, arranged in tabular form:
8-25
Entries in the section of the form headed Description:
26-47
Master map, with schedule numbers plotted onto the 1912 Ordnance Survey map: 48-49
Detail maps, with schedule numbers plotted onto the 1912 Ordnance Survey map: 50-57
Additional addresses shown on the forms, in alphabetical order:
58-59
Additional names mentioned in the schedules, arranged in schedule order: 60
Index of owners: 61-62
Index of occupiers: 63-66
Index of roads, properties, estates and utilities: 66-68
Illustrations
Sketch map of the area around St Lawrence’s church:
2
The completed form for schedule 167 at 50% reduction
5
Nos. 1 & 2 Church Cottages, London Road, Morden – May 1962
6
‘The Village, Central Road, Morden’: an early postcard
59
‘The George Inn Morden’: detail from an early postcard
66
Abbreviations
ft or ‘ foot dF Double Fronted
A Arable
in or ” inch F Path Footpath M Meadow
a or ac acre g garden
[only added to maps when
r or rd rood galvd galvanised
shown on schedule plans]
p, ps or po pole
yeo yellow
(1 acre = 4 roods = 160 poles = 0.4047 hectares; 1 foot = 12 inches = 0.3048 metres)
Editorial conventions
[ ] editorial comment
d P Description and plan both on that entry
x / y alternative readings
d P + see Description and plan both on entry but
additional information elsewhere
+ P see Description on entry but plan on another
P see Plan elsewhere but no mention of description
No Situation description A R P Occupier
1 Central Rd No 9
House, Shop & Bakehouse
1 0 0 Wilkie, Thomas Adam
2
London Rd
House, Shop, Bakehouse & cottage
1 2
Stent, Charles
3 Sutton Rd
Lands used as meadows
13 2
0 Poston, George J
4
Lower Morden
House & Committee Room
Battersea Borough Council
Lower Morden
Cemetery
111 3 20
Battersea Borough Council
6
Lower Morden
Land Battersea Borough Council
7
Kennel Farm, Lower Morden Lane
Cottage & Lands
1 3 12
Hutley, Stephen A
8
Lower Morden, Grand Drive
Land & Stoneyard
9 0 0 Harriot, William
9 Lower Morden Farm
Farmhouse, Buildings & Land
193 2
5
Symes, Samuel Bartlett
Lower Morden
2 Cottages & Meadows
3 0 Symes, Samuel Bartlett
11 Lower Morden
2 Cottages & Gardens
Symes, Samuel Bartlett
12
Lower Morden, London Rd, Garth
Rd, Lower Morden Lane
Land 193 2
5
Symes, Samuel Bartlett
13 Ravensbury Park, Wandle Rd
Land & Farm Buildings
2
27
Templeton, Wm
14
Ravensbury Park, Pollard Rd
Motor House
25
Mitcham Land Co
Ravensbury Park Farm, 163 &
163a Wandle Rd
Farm house and Land 1 0 Templeton, William
16
Ravensbury Park Farm, Wandle Rd
Cottage & Farm Buildings
1 25
Templeton, Wm
17
Ravensbury Park Farm
Agricultural Land
50
0 0 Templeton, Wm & other
18
Ravensbury Park, Sutton Rd
Convalescent Home, meadow, garden
& cottage
7
0 0 Bowles, Miss Clara
19 Lodge Estate, Sutton Rd, Morden
Land 6
2
0 Benger, C W
Lodge Estate, fronting Sutton Rd,
Morden
Land, Arable & Wood
19 2
5
Benger, C W
21
Ivy Cottage, Morden Rd
House & Garden
1 0 Webb, E
22
Crown Inn, the
Public House & Smith Shop
1 0 0 Dowding, Hy J
23
Holt, The, London Rd
House & Garden
1 3 0 Bush, Richard Arthur
24
Sutton Rd
Land 2
0 0 Thompson, George
Morden Common
Brick & Tile Works
20
0 0 Trendall Bros
26
Morden Common
Meadow Land
Trendall Bros
27
Morden Common
Cottages & Garden
1 0 Trendall, Chas
28
Morden Common
Clifton Cottage
1 0 Trendall, James
29
Morden Lodge
House & Garden
3 0 0 Carling, Courtney
Sutton Rd
Water Meadows adjoining Wandle &
public footpath
10 1 25
Maynard, Thomas Trout
31 Morden House, London Rd
House & Lands
5
0 22
Mizen, John
32
Glebe House
House & Lands
3 2
9
33 Lower Morden Common
Cottage & Garden
James, George
34
Lower Morden Common, Garth Rd
Lands, House & Garden
10 1 4
James, George Albert
Plough Inn
Licensed Premises
Lawley, F H
36
Mansfield Cottages
Cottage & Garden
Sherman, William James
37
Mansfield Cottages
Cottage & Garden
Searles, James
38
Epsom Rd, Morden
Lands & 2 Cottages
20
2
24
Seward, Rufus White
39 Morden
Gas Mains
Mitcham Gas Co
Morden
Water Mains
Sutton District Water Co
41
Laurels, The, Central Rd
House & Lands
9 0 26
Harvey, Thos Paishley
42
Homefield, London Rd
House, Garden, Coachhouse & Stables
1 1 0 Moyce, Henry Michael decd
43
Sunnyside, London Rd
House & Gardens
1 0 0 Bailey, Henry John Swinburne
44
Peacock Farm, Lower Morden Lane
House & Farm Building
2
0 0 Seward, Rufus White
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Hatfeild, Gilliat E 21yrs 25.12.1893, £40
£615
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
14yrs 29.9.04, £32
£540
DP
Poston, George J £40
£875
DP F Path
Wilkins, W Marcus £35
see 5
Wilkins, W Marcus yearly
£18,110
D
Wilkins, W Marcus £85
£8,245
D + see5
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £26 10s
£500
DP
Battersea Borough Council
yearly Jun 1899, £49 10s
£35
D + see 5
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £350 inc Malden
£2,060
DP F Path 31ac in Malden
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
see 9 £225
DP see 9 & 48
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
see 9 see 9 & 10
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £350
£14,755
DP see P9
Mitcham Land Co Ltd £375
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd yearly £1
D see 351
Sayers, Charles
yearly £36
£550
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd in hand 30.4.1909
£270
DP see 13
Mitcham Land Co Ltd £10,255
DP
Mrs Gladstone £200
£2,815
DP
Benger, Clemance Wm
£12
£1,425
DP
Hoare, Hy Seymour
21yrs from 29.9.1908, £37
£3,900
DP + see 71
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
3yrs from Michs 1907, £40
£500
DP
Royal Brewery Brentford Ltd
21yrs from Xmas 1896, £110
£3,220
D
Bush, Richard Arthur
Feb 1902, £94 approx
£1,450
DP
Hecker, Paul
3yrs from Xmas 1907, £8
£560
DP + see 19
Trendall, James
bt March 1896
£1,235
DP
Trendall, James
£340
DP + see 25
Trendall, James
£10 8s (4/- per week)
£500
DP + see 26
Trendall, James
£10 8s
DP + see 27
Hughes, Richard Hugh Jones £100 quarterly
£1,650
DP
Fowkes Sir Frederick Ferrers Conant,
Bart
yearly from 25.3.1903, £23 + rent
for fishing rights
£1,275
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
term expired June 1909, £90
£2,145
DP
Garth, William & Garth, Charles
term from 15.3.1875, £54
£1,755
DP
Trustees
see 34
Phoenix Assurance Co Ltd
3 yrs from 26.1. 01, £35
£1,150
DP + see 12
Page & Overton Brewery Ltd
from 1903 quarterly £32
£750
DP
Hoare, Hy Seymour
DP see 38
Hoare, Hy Seymour
see 38
Hoare, Hy Seymour
yearly? £55
£4,840
DP
Mitcham Gas Co
Sutton District Water Co
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
21 yrs 25.3.04, £120
£2,660
DP
£750
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £50
£720
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £1,570
DP + see 47
No Situation description A R P Occupier
45
Peacock Farm, Lower Morden
Lane
Farm Buildings, Meadow & Kitchen
Garden
Seward, R White
/ Symes, Samuel Bartlett
46
Peacock Farm
Cottages
Seward, Rufus White
47
Peacock Farm, London Rd and
Lower Morden Lane
Lands 112
0 14
Seward, Rufus White
48
Lower Morden Lane
Cottage, Lands & Orchard
1 3 8
Searle, George
49
Brightwell, London Rd
House & Land
2
3 9 Purchase, E Keynes
50
Chalgrove, Central Rd
House & Garden
1 0 0 Campbell, Miss E
51
Elms, The, Central Rd
House, Stables & Land
4
0 33
52
Lodge, The
House, Garden & Stables
5
1 15
Pugh-Cook, Miss Ada Margaret
53
Beverley Farm
Cottage
Seward, Rufus White
54
Beverley Farm
Cottage
Seward, Rufus White
55
Beverley Farm
Farm Buildings
Seward, Rufus White
56
Beverley Farm
Land 47
2
0 Seward, Rufus White
57
Beverley Farm
Land 46
3 0 Seward, Rufus White
58
Lodge Estate (Morden Farm)
Cottage, Farm Buildings & Land
151
2
1 White, Oscar James
& Albert Kidman
59
Lodge Estate
Land 151
2
0 White, Oscar James
& Albert Kidman
60
Lower Morden pt Morden Hall
Farm
Land 61
0 0 White, Oscar James
& Albert Kidman
61
London Rd
Land, Pasture
47
3 14
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
62
Sutton Rd
Cottage & Garden
Goodwin, John James
63
Lodge Estate, Green Lane &
Sutton Rd
Land & Cottage
35
1 25
Mighell, Philip
64
Central Rd
Cottage & Garden
Robinson, Mrs E
65
Central Rd
Cottage & Garden
Clapp, George
66
Central Rd
Cottage & Garden
Chapman, Alfred
67
Morden Park, round
Wood, Plantation
16
1 0 Hatfeild, Gilliat E
68
Island, The, London & Central Rd Land, (Agricultural)
113 0 0 Hatfeild, Gilliat E
69
Central Rd
Orchard
1 1 24
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
70
Central Rd (behind Steel Hawes)
Land (pasture)
28
4[!]
28
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
71
Morden Hall, Morden Cottage &
Deer Park
House, Land & g
27
0 0 Hatfeild, Gilliat E
72
Morden Hall Rd (now known as
Morden Rd)
Laundry & Cottage
Owen, Wm
73
Church Farm, London Rd
Cottage, Stables & g
2
0 Barker, John Joseph
74
Church Farm
Land 63
0 39 Barker, John
75
Garth’s Cottages No 1
Cottages, Garden & drying ground
Dabney, Mrs
76
Garth’s Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
Hepgrave, Arthur
77
Garth’s Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Tickner, Leonard
78
Garth’s Cottages No 4
Cottage & Garden
Martin, Edward
79
Garth’s Cottages No 5
Cottage & Garden
Mann, Robert
80
Garth’s Cottages No 14
Cottage & Garden
Giles, Wm George
81
Garth’s Cottages No 15
Cottage & Garden
Taylor, Charles Wm
82
Garth’s Cottages No 16
Cottage & Garden
Vincent, James
83
Garth’s Cottages No 17
Cottage & Garden
Boorer, Geo
84
Garth’s Cottages No 18
Cottage & Garden
McDonald, Mrs Elizabeth
85
Garth’s Cottages No 19
Cottage & Garden
Boorer, Geo Snr
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Hatfeild, Gillat E, £415
DP + see 47 & 9
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
see 47
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly, part of £230
£11,695
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £25
£500
DP
Garth, William & Garth, Charles
21¼yrs from 11.1.1907, £110
£1,700
DP
Garth, William & Garth, Charles
yearly £55
£750
DP
Garth, William & Garth, Charles
£945
DP + see 50
Hoare, Hy Seymour 3yrs from 29.9.1908, £150
£1,585
DP
Merton Park Estate
yearly from 29.9.1904, £159 part of
£215
DP
Merton Park Estate
yearly from 29.9.1904 £1,190
DP + see 53
Merton Park Estate
yearly from 29.9.1904
D + see 53 & 56
Merton Park Estate
yearly from 1904 part of £159
£5,430
DP
Merton Park Estate
yearly from 1904 part of £159
£4,215
DP + see 56
Hoare, Hy Seymour
yearly 29/9/- £220
£22,655
DP
Hoare, Hy Seymour
see 58, 64 & 65
Merton Park Co Ltd
21yr lease from 29.9.1905
£8,575
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£75
£8,095
DP
Hoare, Hy Seymour
see 65
Hoare, Hy Seymour
yearly from 29/9/-, £55
£7,365
DP
Hoare, Hy Seymour
£10,770
D + see 58 &63
Hoare, Hy Seymour
£29,715
D + see 58,63,52,20
Hoare, Hy Seymour
DP see 58 & 65
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£7
DP see 61 & 47
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£250 & 300
£22,420
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£3
DP see 68
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£50 + 40/- per acre
£6,350
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£400
£23,815
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £40
£400
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£500
DP + see 79
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£150
£6,590
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£335
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £125
D + see 75
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £125
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £125
DP see 75 & 77
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £125
DP see 75
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
No Situation description A R P Occupier
86
Garth’s Cottages No 20
Cottage & Garden
Tickner, James
87
Garth’s Cottages No 21
Cottage & Garden
Johnson, James
88
Garth’s Cottages No 22
Cottage & Garden
Saunders, Alfred
89
Garth Rd
Allotments
Various
90 Bishop’s Cottage, Lower Morden
Cottage & Garden
Reid, Lenoi
91 Bishop’s Cottage, Lower Morden
Cottage & Garden
Vincent, Wm
92
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 1
Cottage & Garden
Sheriff, Paul
93 Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 2
Cottage & Garden
Lemon, James
94
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 3
Cottage & Garden
Atkinson, Henry
95
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 4
Cottage & Garden
Worsfold, George
96
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 5
Cottage & Garden
Mansfield, Moses
97
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 6
Cottage & Garden
Bond, Thomas
98
Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 7
Cottage & Garden
Conyard, Wm
99 Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 8
Cottage & Garden
Laming, William
100 Crown Cottage, Crown Rd No 9
Cottage & Garden
Cross, Edward
101 Crown Cottages, Crown Rd No 10
Cottage & Garden
Brooks, H
102
London Rd
Allotments
2
0
103 Crown Shops, No 1 Morden Rd
Shop & Dwelling House
Johnson, Wm
104
Crown Shops, No 2 Morden Rd
Shop & Dwelling House
Chennell, E
105
Crown Shops, No 3 Morden Rd
Shop & Dwelling House
Martin, Frank
106
Park Cottages No 1 (The Apiary),
London Rd
Cottage & Garden
Poupart, Francis
107
Park Cottages No 2, London Rd
Cottage & Garden
Harvey, Mrs Edwin
108
Park Cottages No 3, London Rd
Cottage & Garden
Grantham, Alfred
109 Park Cottages No 4, London Rd
Cottage & Garden
Neves, John
110 Church Cottages No 1
Cottage & Garden
Stockbridge, Mrs W
111 Church Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
112
Central Rd No 1
Cottage & Garden
Groves, Thos
113 Central Rd No 2
Cottage & Garden
Margon, Henry
114
Central Rd No 3
Cottage & Garden
Neale, Harry
115
Central Rd No 4
Cottage & Garden
Young, Arthur James
116
Central Rd No 5
Cottage & Garden
Clark, Edward
117
Central Rd No 6
Cottage & Garden
Parker, Henry
118
Central Rd No 7
Cottage & Garden
Saunders, Charles
119 Central Rd No 8
Cottage & Garden
Saunders, Charles
120
Central Rd No 10
Cottage & Garden
Martin, Mrs Emily
121
Central Rd No 11
Cottage & Garden
Dimond, Mrs Elizabeth
122
Central Rd No 12
Cottage & Garden
Sewell, George
123
Central Rd No 13
Cottage & Garden
Chitts, Henry
124
Central Rd No 14
Cottage & Garden
Guillerette, H G
125
Central Rd No 15
Cottage & Garden
Brent, Arthur
126
Central Rd No 16
Cottage & Garden
Jones, Stanley
127
Central Rd No 17
Cottage & Garden
Adam, Miss Fanny
128
Steel Hawes Cottages
Cottage & Garden
Bason, William
129
Steel Hawes Cottages
Cottage & Garden
Groves, Frank
130 Ivy Cottage, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Piercey, Elisha
131 Crown Lane Smith Shop
Dowding, H J
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£120
DP see 75 & 76
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
weekly
£222
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£135
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£210
DP see 90
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
service occupation value 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£165
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
155
DP see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
155
D + P see 92
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
weekly
£345
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £32
£425
D + P see 102
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £35
£425
D + P see 102
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
7yrs from 1906, £28
£400
D + P see 102
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6 £300
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £140
DP see 106
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6 £140
DP see 106
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6 £195
DP see 106
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6 £160
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£7.3.0 per quarter
£220
DP see 110
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 6/-£200
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 6/-£165
part D + DP see 112
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
125
D + P see 112
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
125
DP see 112 & 114
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
130
DP see 112 & 114
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
130
DP see 112 & 116
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/6
£145
D + P see 112
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
135
part D + DP 112 & 118
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/9
£125
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/9
£125
DP see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/9
£125
DP see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 8/6
£220
D + P see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 8/6
£220
DP see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 8/6
£220
DP see 120 & 123
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 8/6
£220
DP see 120 & 123
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
7yrs from 25.12.06, 17/£
135
D + P see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 4/6
£105
D + P see 160
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 5/£
105
part D + DP 128 & 160
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 8/6
£210
D + P see 92
Royal Brewery Co
included with 22
No Situation description A R P Occupier
132
Rose Villa, London Rd (Herbert
Cottage)
House & Garden
Mackney, Thos
133 Central Rd, The Cottages
(opposite Plough)
House & Garden
Nicholas, Arthur
134
Manor House, London Rd
House & Garden
30 Woodland, William
135
Morden Rd
House & Clubroom
Clark, Edward & others
136
Monmouth Villas No 1
Cottage, Garden & Stable
Warren, Wm
137
Monmouth Villas No 2
Cottage & Garden
Mears, H J G
138
Mears Cottages No 1, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Coomber, Joseph
139 Mears Cottages No 2, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Firling, Ebenezer
140
Mears Cottages No 3, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Lyons, W
141
Mears Cottages No 4, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Collyer, Henry
142
Mears Cottages No 1, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Ward, John
143
Mears Cottages No 2, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
144
Stanley Rd No 1
Cottage & Garden
Chapman, Arthur
145
Stanley Rd No 2
Cottage & Garden
Giles, John
146
Stanley Rd No 3
Cottage & Garden
Wood, Harry
147
Stanley Rd No 4
Cottage & Garden
Kites, Wm
148
Stanley Rd No 5
Cottage & Garden
Linington, G
149
Stanley Rd No 6
Cottage & Garden
Longhurst, Allen James
150
Crown Rd No 2
Cottage & Garden
Worsfold, Edward
151
Crown Rd No 3
Cottage & Garden
Chillingworth, Harry George
152
Heathfield Cottages No 1, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Mears, Mrs Eliza
153
Heathfield Cottages No 2, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Marsh, Arthur John
154
Hill House Estate (part of)
Land & Sheds
13 3 0 Seward, Rufus White
155
Hill House House, Stables & Garden
4
2
0 Winlaw, Mrs Jane
156
Hill House
Farm Buildings, Yard, Barn & Stabling
1 0 0 Barker, John Joseph
157
Rectory, The, Central Rd
House, Stables + g
2
0 14
Winlaw, Revd George
Preston Kelsall
158
School House, Central Rd
Cottage & Garden & Buildings for
Parochial Purposes
Mc Lean, Alex
159
Mill House
Offices + g
Rutter, J & Co
160
Steel Hawes
House & G, Stables
4
1 0
161
Steel Hawes
Land 7
2
0 Hatfeild, Gilliat E
162
Steel Hawes Lodge, Central Rd
Cottage
Player, Silas
163
Lower Morden, London Rd
Orchard & Stable
Hills, James
164
Ravensbury Mills
Tobacco Mills
Rutter, J & Co
165
Hazelwood
House, Stables &c
6
3 0 Rutter, Hugh Campbell
166
George Inn, The
Licensed Premises
1 3 0 Reeves, Albert John
167
Morden Park
House, Stable & Land
40
3 4
Wormald, John
168
Morden Park
Lands Wormald, John
169
Recreation Field
Land, Fire Engine House, Temporary
Building
6
0 0 Wormald, John
170
Morden Park
Cottage & Garden
Gibson, G
171
Morden Park
Cottage & Garden
Storey, George
172
Vine Cottages No 1, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Kent, James
173
Vine Cottages No 2, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Skelton, Frederick
174
Vine Cottages No 3, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Riddington, Wm
175
Vine Cottages No 4, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Stockbridge, Arthur
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 13/£
345
D + P see 106
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£7 10s per qr £30 p a
£430
D + P see 120
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £35
£460
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
99yrs from Mich 1868, £6
£285
D + P see 102
Hales, Ernest
weekly £26 10/- yearly
£230
DP
Mears, Reuben weekly £20 16s yearly
£230
D + P see 136
Mears, Sidney
weekly £18 yearly
£190
DP
Mears, Edward John
weekly 6/6
£180
DP see 138
Mears, Miss Agnes
week 6/6
£180
DP see 138
Dunstone, W
week 6/6
£185
DP see 138
Mears, Reuben
week 7/£
200
DP
Mears, Reuben
£18 4s when let weekly
£205
part D + P see 142
Mears, Mrs Eliza week 6/6
£190
DP
Mears, Mrs Eliza week 6/6
£190
DP see 144
Mears, Mrs Eliza
week 6/6
£190
DP see 144 & 145
Mears, Mrs Eliza
week 6/6
£190
DP see 144 & 145
Mears, Mrs Eliza
week 6/6
£190
DP see 144 & 145
Mears, Mrs Eliza
week 6/6
£190
DP see 144
Mears, Edward John
week 7/£
185
DP
Mears, Mrs Eliza
weekly £18 4s
£185
DP see 150
Mears, Mrs Eliza
£16 18 annual value
£200
DP see 138
Mears, Reuben
week 7/£
190
DP see 138
Winlaw, Mrs Jane
yearly Christmas £28
£6,615
DP
Winlaw, Mrs Jane £150 inc 154 & 156
£2,690
D + P see 154
Winlaw, Mrs Jane
yearly 29.9.1907, £25
£215
D + P see 154
Winlaw, Revd George Preston Kelsall
£100
£1,700
D
School Trustees
week 6/6
£1,410
DP
Bidder, Mrs
incl with 5701 Mitcham
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
£2,420
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
40/- per annum
part D + incl with 70
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
week 7/6
£180
D + P see 112
Churchwardens (Treacher & Symes)
agreement yearly Xmas tenancy £3
£165
DP
Bidder, Mrs
inc with 5701 Mitcham
Rutter, Hugh Campbell
£160
£3,400
DP
Hodgson & Kingston Brewery Co Ltd
agreement from 17.4.1903, £80
£2,500
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £400 with 168
£9,575
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
inc with 167
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £3
£1,710
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £16
inc with 167
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
yearly £16
inc with 167
Clark, Abram
week 6/-£165
D + P see 150
Clark, Abram week 6/-£165
DP see 150 & 172
Clark, Abram
week 7/6
£200
part D + DP 150 & 172
Clark, Abram
week 7/6
£200
DP see 150 & 174
No Situation description A R P Occupier
176
Vine Cottages No 5, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Cross, Charles
177
Lower Morden
Masons Workshops
Evans, Joseph
178
North Lodge
House & Garden
2
0 Brooks, Henry Powell
179
North Lodge
Lands 9 2
0 James, Mrs W
180
North Lodge
Iron Buildings
Brooks, Henry Powell
181
Norths Cottages No 1, Crown Lane
Cottage & Garden
Greenway, Mrs Emma
182
Norths Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
Lawrence, Frank Ernest
183
Norths Cottages No 3 Cottage & Garden
Rowe, George
184
Norths Cottages No 4 Cottage & Garden
Case, Wm Alfred
185
Norths Cottages No 5 Cottage & Garden
Tribe, William James
186
Norths Cottages No 6 Cottage & Garden
187
Norths Cottages No 7
Cottage & Garden
Mitchell, E
188
Norths Cottages No 8
Cottage & Garden
Pantaney, John
189
Willows, The, Central Rd
House, Stables & g
5
3 0 Roach, Herbert William
190 Hatherleigh, London Rd
House, Stable & g
5
3 22
Clipperton, Robert Charles
191 Queens Rd No 1
Cottage & Garden
Sewell, Wm
192
Queens Rd No 2
Cottage & Garden
Norris, Frederick
193 Queens Rd No 3
Cottage & Garden
Hedges, Wm
194
Queens Rd No 4
Cottage & Garden
Atkinson, Nelson
195
Queens Rd No 5
Cottage & Garden
Clark, Moses
196
Queens Rd No 6
Cottage & Garden
Maccy, Edward
197
Queens Rd No 7
Cottage & Garden
Birch, Robert
198
Crown Rd No 1
Cottage & Garden
Dodds, Chas Edward
199 Lilian Cottages, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Greenway, Albert
200
Rosemary Cottage, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Evans, Henry
201
Mellish Terrace No 1, Corner Shop
House & Shop
Cockbill, Wm
202
Mellish Terrace No 2, London Rd
Cottage & Garden
203
Mellish Terrace No 3
Cottage & Garden
Peto, Arthur
204
Mellish Terrace No 4
Cottage & Garden
Hudson, Mrs Annie
205
Mellish Terrace No 5
Cottage & Garden
206
Mellish Terrace No 6
Cottage & Garden
Stevenson, John
207
Osborne Cottages No 1, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Crabb, Henry
208
Osborne Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
Crabb, Henry
209
Osborne Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Crabb, Henry
210
Queens Place No 1, Queens Rd
Cottage & Garden
Hawkins, Peter
211
Queens Place No 2
Cottage & Garden
Coomber, Frederick
212
Queens Place No 3
Cottage & Garden
Pearce, Ernest Wm
213
Queens Place No 4
Cottage & Garden
Reddington, F
214
Stanley Rd No 7
Cottage & Garden
Layton, Wm
215
Stanley Rd No 8
Cottage & Garden
Brooks, Joseph Sydney
216
Stanley Rd No 9
Cottage & Garden
Morgan, Mrs Eliza
217
Stanley Rd No 10
Cottage & Garden
McCarthy, John Thomas
218
Stanley Rd No 11
Cottage & Garden
Bizzel, George
219
Stanley Rd No 12
Cottage & Garden
Nelson, F
220
Frederick Cottages No 1
Cottage & Garden
Barnes, James
221
Frederick Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
Worsfold, Adrian
222
Frederick Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Bishop, Wm Jas
223
Frederick Cottages No 4
Cottage & Garden
Wheatley, Mrs Ellen
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Clark, Abram
week 7/6
£205
part D + DP 150 & 174
Battersea Borough Council
half year £15
£130
D + P see 5
Brooks, Mrs Alice
£15 per annum
£3,235
DP
Brooks, Mrs Alice
yearly for grazing £15
DP see 178
Brooks, Mrs Alice
DP see 178
Greenway, Mrs Emma
£180
DP
Brooks, Mrs Alice
weekly 7/6
£160
part D + DP 181 & 182
Brooks, Mrs,Alice
week 7/6
£160
DP see 181 & 182
Brooks, Mrs Alice
week 7/6
£160
DP see 181 & 182
Brooks, Mrs Alice
week 7/6
£155
par D + DP 181 & 182
Brooks, Mrs Alice
week 7/£
155
DP see 181 & 185
Brooks, Mrs Alice
week 7/£
155
DP see 181 & 185
Brooks, Mrs Alice
week 7/£
155
DP see 181 & 185
Roach, Herbert William
£3,000
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
21yrs from 24.6.1893, £100
£2,355
DP
Rewcastle, J H
week 7/£
185
DP
Rewcastle, J H
week 7/£
185
DP see 191
Rewcastle, J H
week 7/£
185
DP see 191
Rewcastle, J H
week 7/£
185
DP see 191
Proctor, Charles
weekly, £14 annual
£180
part D + DP see 191
Proctor, Charles
weekly, £14 annual
£180
DP see 191 & 195
Nash, George
week 7/£
195
DP see 191
Dodds, Chas Edward
£18
£225
D + P see 150
Greenway, Edwin Henry
£20 16s
£200
part D + DP see 142
Greenway, Edwin Henry
£20 16s
£200
part D + DP 142 & 199
Cockbill, Wm
£35
£485
D for P see 202
Goodman, Thos
8/6 weekly
£220
DP
Goodman, Thos
8/6 weekly
£220
see 202
Goodman, Thos
8/6 weekly
£220
see 202
Goodman, Thos
8/6 weekly
£220
see 202
Nash, Geo
8/6 weekly
£235
D for P see 202
Osborne, Samuel
7/- weekly
£190
D for P see 220
Osborne, Samuel
7/- weekly
£190
see 207 & P 220
Osborne, Samuel
7/- weekly
£195
see 207 & P 220
Coomber, Frederick
£18 1s weekly
£180
D for P see 246
Coomber, Frederick
£18 1s weekly
£175
see 210 & 246
Mears, Reuben
7/- weekly
£180
see 210 & 246
Mears, Reuben
7/- weekly
£180
see 212 & 246
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
DP
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
see 214
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
see 214 & 215
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
see 214 & 215
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
see 214 & 215
Sheppard, Chas
7/- weekly
£190
see 214 & 215
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
DP
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
No Situation description A R P Occupier
224
Frederick Cottages No 5
Cottage & Garden
Lee, Jesse
225
Frederick Cottages No 6
Cottage & Garden
Williams, Thos
226
George Cottages No 1, Crown Rd
Cottage & Garden
Robbins, Henry
227
George Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
Hulbert, Sydney
228
George Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Spencer, George
229
George Cottages No 4
Cottage & Garden
Stephenson, Wm
230
Stoneleigh Cottages No 7, London Rd
Cottage & Garden
Gallup, Edward Wm
231
Stoneleigh Cottages No 8
Cottage & Garden
Flint, Frederick
232
Stoneleigh Cottages No 9
Cottage & Garden
Hales, Edward
233
Rose Cottage, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
Potter, Thos
234
Plaxtole, Polland Rd [sic] Dwelling House & Garden
1 10 Martin, Herbert Edwin
235
Heronscroft, Polland Rd
Dwelling House & Garden
1 17
Prangley, Reginald Duncan
236
Elmhurst, Polland Rd
Dwelling House & Garden
1 14
Cruwys, Lawrence
237
Ravenshoe, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 13
238
Somercotes, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 15
Waller, Wm Henry
239
Whyteleafe, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 13 Strube, Randolph Frederick Carl
240
Leamore, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 14
Olsson, Martin C
241
Tilehurst, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 13 Alexander, John William
242
Suncroft, Polland Rd
Dwelling House
1 13
243
Morden
Water mains
244
Graylands, Sutton Rd
Dwelling House, Garage & Buildings
11 0 0 Evans, Wm Edward
245
Lower Morden, London Rd, N
Cheam
Advertising Station
Pile, Wm Ltd
246
Homewood Cottages, No 1,
Queens Rd
Cottage & Garden
Blow, Arthur
247
Homewood Cottages No 2,
Queens Rd
Cottage & Garden
Bizzell, George
248
Homewood Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Welford, Sydney
249
Homewood Cottages No 4
Cottage & Garden
Gibbons, Hubert
250
Homewood Cottages No 5
Cottage & Garden
Hambrook, James
251
Homewood Cottages No 6
Cottage & Garden
White, Henry
252
Briar Cottages No 1, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
Swaker, George
253
Briar Cottages No 2, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
254
Briar Cottages No 3, Garth Rd
Dwelling House
Leavy, John
255
Briar Cottages No 4, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
256
Briar Cottages No 5, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
Higgins, George
257
Briar Cottages No 6, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
Skinner, Arthur
258
Briar Cottages No 7, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
259
Briar Cottages No 8, Garth Rd
Cottage & Garden
Trendall, Frederick
260
Morden Common
Piggeries
1 0 Sullings, Wm
261
Garth Villa, Garth Rd
Dwelling House
3 0 Sullings, Wm
262
Meadow Cottage, Central Rd
Dwelling House & Garden
26
Rewcastle, Joseph Henry
263
Cromer Hyde, Central Rd
Dwelling House
3 17
White, Oscar James
264
Soudeley, Wandle Rd
Dwelling House
1 0 Stickings, John
265
Ravensbury Park
Land 2
2
0 Stickings, John
266
Meadow View, Wandle Rd
Dwelling House
1 0 Trinder, Frank Henry
267
Ravenslea, Sutton Rd
Dwelling House
Harding, Harry
268
Hatsfield [sic] Cottages No 1,
Lower Morden
Cottage & Garden
Sargent, Walter
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Goodman, Thos
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Nash, Geo
7/- weekly
£205
see 220
Nash, Geo
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Nash, Geo
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Nash, Geo
7/- weekly
£200
see 220
Nash, Geo
8/6 weekly
£220
D for P see 202
Nash, Geo
8/6 weekly
£220
see 230 & 202
Nash, Geo
8/6 weekly
£220
see 230 & 202
Potter, Thos
£12
£340
D for P see 252
Mitcham Land Co, The
3yrs from 25.12.1908, £58
£735
DP
Mitcham Land Co, The
3yrs from 24.6.1908, £60
£735
see 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
3yrs from 8.2.1907, £50
£700
see 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
£735
see 242 & 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
11¼yrs from 25.12.1907, £55
£735
see 242 & 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
3yrs from 25.3.1909, £53
£700
see 242 & 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
yearly £55
£700
see 242 & 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
yearly £58
£700
see 242 & 234
Mitcham Land Co, The
£700
D for P see 234
Metropolitan Water Board
Evans, William Edward
£75
£3,255
DP
Churchwardens
quarterly £4
see 163
Clark, Abram
weekly 8/6
£205
DP
Clark, Abram
weekly 7/6
£200
see 246
Clark, Abram
weekly 7/6
£200
see 247 and 246
Clark, Abram
weekly 7/6
£200
see 247 and 246
Clark, Abram
weekly 7/6
£200
see 247 and 246
Williams, Wm
weekly 8/£
205
see 246
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
DP
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Trendall, James
weekly 7/£
160
see 252 & 253
Sullings, Wm
£8
incl with 261
Sullings, Wm
£22
£920
D for P see 252
Rewcastle, Joseph Henry
£25
£500
DP
White, Oscar James
£50/60
£1,120
DP
Sayer, Chas
3yrs from –.9.1910, £30
£425
DP
Sayer, Chas
3yrs from –.9.1910, £10
£366
D for P see 264
Sayer, Chas
£36
£600
Part D see 264
Harding, Harry
£59
£1,070
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 7/£
210
DP
No Situation description A R P Occupier
269
Hatsfield [sic] Cottages No 2
Cottage & Garden
270
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 3
Cottage & Garden
Gunn, George
271
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 4
Cottage & Garden
Imsfield, Chas W
272
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 5
Cottage & Garden
Forbes, Wm A
273
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 6
Cottage & Garden
Lawson, Mrs Elizabeth
274
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 7
Cottage & Garden
Wakeling, Daniel
275
Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 8
Cottage & Garden
Gaydon, George
276
Morden
Wires & Apparatus
277
Ravensbury Pk Estate, Wandle
Rd, Lot 2
Stone Yard & Land
1 0 Shepherd, Joseph
278
Central Rd
Meeting Room
Campbell, Miss E (Manager)
279
Morden
Benefice of St Lawrence
Winlaw, Geo P K
280
Sutton Rd
Used as footpath & part stream
281
Corner of Crown Rd & Crown Lane
Iron Mission Hall
Trustees of Baptist Church
282
Stanley Rd, Morden
Strip of Vacant Land
283
Riverward, 1 Wandle Rd
House
284
Meadowlands, 2 Wandle Rd
House
Coppin, Frank Gerald
285
Woodside, 3 Wandle Rd
House
Combe, Arthur
286
Broadlands, 4 Wandle Rd
House
Garnett, Arnold Ramsden
& Ethel Maude
287
Longmead, 5 Wandle Rd
House
288
Maybank, 6 Wandle Rd
House
289
Sutton Rd (just off)
Meadow Land
13 2
0 Poston, George J
290
Lower Morden Lane
Meadow Land
Seward, Rufus White
291
Lower Morden Lane & Garth Rd
Land Symes, Samuel Bartlett
292
Garth Rd & Green Lane
Land Symes, Samuel Bartlett
293
Garth Rd
Allotments
294
Crown Rd, Morden
Allotments
295
Garth Rd
Land Trendall, James
296
Garth Rd, Morden
Rough Meadow Land
Trendall, James
297
Garth Rd, Morden
Land Trendall, James
298
Garth Rd, Morden
Land Trendall, James
299
Bishops Cottages, Lower Morden
Lane
Cottage
300 Lower Morden Lane
Cottage
Lambert, Alfred
301 Heathfield, London Rd, Morden
House
Hodgson, Gerald
302
Green Lane, Lower Morden
Lands & Coppice
Symes, Samuel Bartlett
303 Wandle Road
Building Land Plot 165 on plan
Void
304
Wandle Road
Building Land Plot 164
Void
305
Wandle Road
Building Plot 163
Vacant
306
Wandle Road
Building Plot 162
Vacant
307
Wandle Road
Building Plot 161
Vacant
308
Wandle Road
Building Plot 160
Vacant
309 Wandle Road
Building Plot 159
Vacant
310 Ravensbury Manor,Wandle Road
Building Plots 141 to 158 & strip in
rear of 159 to 165
3 2
22
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
311 Wandle Road
Building Plot Nos 83,84 & 85
Void
312
Wandle Road
Building Plot Nos 81 & 82
Void
313 Wandle Road
Building Plot No 80
Vacant
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 7/£
210
see 268
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 6/6
£190
D for P see 268
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 6/6
£185
see 268 & 270
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 6/6
£185
see 268 & 271
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 6/6
£190
see 268 & 270
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 5/6
£210
see 268
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly 5/6
£210
see 268
National Telephone Co
Willis, Walter (Exors)
£5 part?
£220
D for P see 283
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
rent free £200
DP
Tithe Rent Charge
Fowkes, Sir F F C
see 30
Trustees of Baptist Church
£275
DP
Mears, Mrs Eliza
£30
D for P see 281
Ellis, Herbert Moates
£80
DP
Ellis, Herbert Moates
3yrs agmnt from 25.12.1910, £36
£80
see 283
Ellis, Herbert Moates
3yrs from 29.9.1919, £40/42
£80
see 283
Ellis, Herbert Moates
5yrs from 29.9.1910, £40
£80
see 283
Ellis, Herbert Moates
£80
see 283
Ellis, Herbert Moates
£80
part D also see 283
Poston, George J
£40 part of
£1,215
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
yearly £230 part of
£3,450
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
yearly £350 part of
£305
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
yearly £350 part of
£2,760
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly incl with cottages
£105
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
weekly with cottages adj
£170
D
Trendall, James
£195
DP + 25
Trendall, James
£50
D + 25 & 295
Trendall, James
£115
D + 25 & 295
Trendall, James
£115
D + 25 & 297
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
£135
D for P 90
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward £150
part D + 90 & 299
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
yearly £52, 3 years agt 25.3.09
£755
DP
Hatfeild, Gilliat Edward
yearly
£4,345
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£90
see 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£1,710
DP
Evans, Richardson
£430
D for P 342
Evans, Richardson
£304
D 311 for P 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£120
DP 342
No Situation description A R P Occupier
314
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 79
Vacant
315
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 78
Vacant
316
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 166
Vacant
317
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 167
Vacant
318
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 168
Vacant
319 Wandle Road
22 Building Plots Nos 136-140
Vacant
320
Wandle Road, between Milner &
Morton Rds
Building Land
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
321
Milner Road
Building Plot Nos 101 & 102
Vacant
322
Morton Road
Building Plot No 65
Vacant
323
Morton Road
Building Plot No 64
Vacant
324
Morton Road
Building Plot No 63
Vacant
325
Morton Road
Building Plot No 62
Vacant
326
Morton Road
Building Plot No 61
Vacant
327
Morton Road
Building Plot No 60
Vacant
328
Morton Road
Building Plot No 59
Vacant
329
Morton Road
Building Plot No 58
Vacant
330 Morton Road
Building Plot No 57
Vacant
331 Morton Road
Building Plot No 56
Vacant
332
Morton Road
Building Plot No 55
Vacant
333 Morton Road
Building Plot No 23
Vacant
334
Morton Road
Building Plot No 24
Vacant
335
Morton Road
Building Plot No 25
Vacant
336
Morton Road
Building Plot Nos 26 & 27
337
Morton Road
Building Plot No 28
Vacant
338
Pollard Road, adjoining Leamore
Building Plot No 290
Vacant
339 Morton Road
Building Plot No 49
Vacant
340
Morton Road
Building Plot No 50
Vacant
341
Morton Road
Building Plot No 51
Vacant
342
Morton Road
Building Plot Nos 52, 53 & 54
23
343
Pollard Road, Adjoining Suncroft
Building Plot No 48
Vacant
344
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 67
Vacant
345
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 68
Vacant
346
Seddon Road
Building Plot No 17A
Vacant
347
Seddon Road
Building Plot Nos 17 & 18
348
Ravensbury Park Estate, Seddon Rd
Building Plots Nos 19 & 20 Vacant
349
St Lawrence Church, London
Road, Morden
Church
350
Seddon Road
Building Plots Nos 21 & 22
Vacant
351
Sutton Road
Building Plots 12-16, 86-94, 17a, 37a
Vacant
352
Ravensbury Park Estate, Sutton Rd
4 Building Plots No 8-11 Void
353
Sutton Road
Plot used for widening Sutton Road
354
Crown Road (off)
Garden Land Hughes, Jesse
355
Sutton Road
Building Plots No 6
Vacant
356
Sutton Road
Building Land Plot 7
Vacant
357
Wandle Road
Building Plot No 3
Willis, E
358
Wandle Road
Building Plots 4 & 5
359
Wandle Road
Building Plots 75 & 76
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£140
part D, P 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£140 314 and P 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£62
DP 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£62
316 & P 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£62
316 & P 303
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
364
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£450
DP 310
Mitcham Land Co Ltd 373 & 389
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£81
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£81
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£81
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£91
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£81
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£81
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£31
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£51
332
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£113
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£112 334 & P 322
unknown
£190
322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£19
DP 322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£108
DP 322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£43
DP 322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
part D + 339, P 322
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
340 P 322
Sayers, Charles
£345
DP + 44?
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£87
DP 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£160
DP 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£160
part D + 344 & P 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
part D + 351
Panting, James Harwood
£225
DP
Mulliner Herbert James
£210
347
Langhorne, Revd William Henry MA
£4,150
D
Mulliner, James Arthur Edgar
£213
347
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£825
D, P 347
Mears, Alfred J
£580
D, P 342
Evans, Richardson
£35
D +371
Mears, Eliza
£18
DP 246
Pain, Oliver
£250
DP 342
Pain, Oliver
£200
DP 342
Willis, Miss Emily
£190
DP 342
366 & 7
Walford, William Henry
£285
DP 342
No Situation description A R P Occupier
360
Wandle Road
Building Plot 77
361
Wandle Road
Building Plot 72
Vacant
362
Wandle Road
Building Plot 73
Void
363
Wandle Road
Building Plot 74
364
Wandle Road
Land Elmers, John
365
Wandle Road
Land 3 0 37
Elmers, John
366
Wandle Road
Building Land Plot 4
Vacant
367
Wandle Road
Building Land Plot 5 Vacant
368
Wandle Road
Land Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
369
London & Central Roads
Land now Council Schools
370
371
Sutton Road
Land Evans, Richardson
372
373
Milner Road
Land Plot 102 & pt 101 Ravensbury
Park Estate Plan
Elmer, John
374
Milner Road
Land Plot 103
375
Milner Road
Land Plot 104
376
Milner Road
Land Plot 105
377
Milner Road
Land Plot 106
378
Milner Road
Land Plot 107
379
Milner Road
Land Plot 108
380
Milner Road
Land Plot 109
381
Milner Road
Land Plot 110
382
Milner Road
Land Plot 111
383
Milner Road
Land Plot 112
384
Milner Road
Land Plot 113
385
Milner Road
Land Plot 114
386
Milner Road
Land Plot 115
387
Milner Road
Land Plot 116
388
Milner Road
Land Plot 117
389
Milner Road
Land Plot 118
390 Milner Road
Land Plot 119
391 Milner Road
Land Plot 120
392
Milner Road
Land Plot 121
393 Milner Road
Land Plot 122
394
Milner Road
Land Plot 123
395
Milner Road
Land Plot 124
396
Milner Road
Land Plot 125
397
Milner Road
Land Plot 126
398
Milner Road
Land Plot 127
399 Milner Road
Land Plot 128
400
Milner Road
Land Plot 129
401
Milner Road
Land Plot 130
Elmer, John
402
Milner Road
Land Plot 131
Elmer, John
403
Milner Road
Land Plot 132
Elmer, John
404
Milner Road
Land Plot 133
Elmer, John
405
Milner Road
Land Plot 134
Elmer, John
406
Milner Road
Land Plot 135
Elmer, John
Owner Terms Gross Value Notes
Harding, James
£140
D 359 & P 342
Watkins, J
£160
DP 342
Wakeford, Mrs Matilda
£160
361 P 342
Starley, Alfred
£200
part D +161 P 342
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£204
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£1,555
DP 364
Pain, Oliver
£167
DP 342
Pain, Oliver
£155
part D + 366 P 342
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
£680
DP
Surrey County Council
£680
D
Evans, Richardson
£695
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£62
DP 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
part D + 373 P
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£51
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£5
part D & 373 DP 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£27
D 389 P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
D & P 374
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
DP
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
401
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
401
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
401
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
401
Mitcham Land Co Ltd
£41
401
dESCRIPTIONS
1 Central Rd No 9: House, Shop & Bakehouse
Semi-detached. House, shop, bakehouse, stabling & meadow.
New shop & rooms added to old cottage & bakehouse
1st floor:- 4 beds Grd floor:- Shop, parlour, kitchen scullery bakehouse loft over outside WC. Brick & pan tile
stable 2 stalls & loft. Cart shed & shed, meadow, garden.
The house built of brick slate new portion red brick rough cast & tiled roof Area 1.0.30
2 London Rd: House, Shop, Bakehouse & cottage
Semi-detached–1st floor:- 3 beds & sitting rm Grd:- shop, parlour, kitchen. Gateway used as store. Bakehouse,
WC. 3 stall stable, loft above. Timber cart shed. Store above part bakehouse. Part of allotments included in
rent.
House, bakehouse & stabling built of brick & slate roofs.
3 Sutton Rd Lands used as meadows
Land fronting Sutton Road 250ft deep to be valued separately see form 4.
A partly enclosed area of meadow land fronting Sutton Road about 630ft frontage and an area of 3ac 2r.
The land is about 2ft below crown of Road and no doubt at times rather wet. There is no definite demand for
building purposes.
See Ravensbury Park Estate opposite which is more desirable.
There is a public footpath adjoining this land.
5 Lower Morden: Cemetery
This valuation includes Morden 4
Superintendants [sic] House:- 1st floor – 4 beds (bath & WC) Grd floor:- Office, lavatory WC, sitting rm,
kitchen scullery, WC. Well built of brick half timber work tiled roof. Timber & iron shed, pleasure & kitchen
gardens. Handsome Kentish rag & Portland wall gate pillars Iron gates 3 pairs.
3 span greenhouse. Brick & pan tile 3 bay cart lodge 2 bay ditto & mess rm. Old timber slate 4 bay cart lodge.
Old timber & felt 2 stalls & fodder rm.
Note:- the following buildings erected since 30.4.1909. 1 span greenhouse 1912 Brick & timber & slate roofed
store.
Chapel:- Church of England, Inside Bath stone & plaster, pitch pine roof small vestry.
Chapel Non Conformist ditto. Bell room in tower, 2 cart way. Ladies waiting rm & WC. Mens do.
Grave diggers Office enclosed cemetery with roads & gravelled paths, deep & shallow drainage, well planted
in parts. Timber & slate gardeners tool house & mess rm.
Note:- 2552 graves sold up to 30.4.1909 about 2¼acres.
6 Lower Morden: Land
This valuation includes Morden 8 & (Clapham) Merton 2647 & 2667
Meadow land fronting Lower Morden Lane, Grand Drive & Green Lane. Fairly level & of good quality for
the neighbourhood. Small portion only low lying. All this land has a building value. It is licensed for burials
except 100yds from east & west cottages & cottages in Grand Drive.
There is a brick built slate roofed engine & pump house with coffee pot boiler, for pumping drainage sewer to
Grand Drive.
Grand Drive is a private road very bad order but footpath one side good order. Green Lane from Garth Rd is
an old farm rd.
Public footpath across land.
7 Kennel Farm, Lower Morden Lane: Cottage & Lands
Detached house – built of timber plain & pan tile roof.
1st floor:- 3 bedrooms. Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms, scullery, washhouse.
Timber Galvd iron & tile roof dairy, 6 brick & tile pig pen, 2 cow stalls, old shed. Timber & pan tile roof (12)
cow stall. Ditto (3), Stable & calving pen, 3 pig pens. Yard & small paddocks & garden.
Ground floor of house 1 step down.
Tenant states yearly Lady Day tenancy
8 Lower Morden, Grand drive: Land & Stoneyard
Stone masons yard fronting on Grand Drive, comprising timber & iron Masons shop & office also yard. Area
about 5ps
9 Lower Morden Farm: Farmhouse, Buildings & Land
Detached farm house built of brick part timber with slate. Plain & pan tile roof.
Comprising on the 1st floor:- 3 beds & box room. Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms, kitchen scullery, dairy /single coach
house. Timber slate granary. 3 stall nag stable, calving pen, 2 open ditto. Timber & tile 5 stall stable loft above.
Timber slate 4 stall ditto. 6 stall cow pen. 4 brick pigstyes. Timber slated barn with raised floor in part. Timber
& pan tile workshop & tool houses. Old fowl house. Modern brick & slate cooling house. Cowshed for 30
cows. Timber & pan tile 6 bay cart lodge. Pleasure & kitchen gardens. Gardens yard, rick yard & 2 paddocks.
Amended valuation 8.7.1912 Footpaths as per ordnance sheets also drainage from adj property.
10 Lower Morden: 2 Cottages & Meadows
Four cottages so intermixed to be valued together Nos. 1 & 2 Bishops cottages let with Peacock Farm and
adjoining two let with Lower Morden Farm.
Each
contains upon 1st floor:- 2 beds. Grd Floor:- Sitting rm kitchen & washhouse except last which has no
sitting rm.
No 1 void – No 2 occupied by Alfred Rasey, No 3 Francis Drake, No 4 by George Noakes. Nos 1 & 2 Built of
brick slate roof Nos 3 & 4 built of brick timber & pan tile& slate
roof. All in not good repair. Approached by
earth track from Lower Morden Lane.
12 Lower Morden, London Rd, Garth Rd, Lower Morden Lane: Land
Six enclosures of meadow land about 92 acres, 2 enclosures of arable land about 70¼ acres small coppice about
1¼ acres. All the land is fairly fertile except one meadow of about 27¾ ac which is rather heavy clay. Some
parts of meadows are wet, the land is undulating about . acre in the parish of Cheam. Three public footpaths
13 Ravensbury Park, Wandle Rd: Land & Farm Buildings
An unenclosed parcel of land upon northern side of Wandle Road with part Farmstead comprising upon
21.10.1912 derelict. Fowl house & dairy.
Old timber slated cottage, 3 beds, ground floor:- 3 rms.
Brick slate cottage 1st floor:- 2 beds Grd floor:- Living kitchen scullery. Pan tile addition sitting rm. Fowl
house, old timber pan tile woodshed, old timber & Galvd iron 2 fowl houses. Timber & pan tile 3 covered pig
pens large bullock stall, 20 stall cow stall leanto shed, 14 cows stall & calving pen old timber & slate cow shed
yard
Private Road with sewer and water mains
14 Ravensbury Park, Pollard Rd: Motor House
Void upon 30.4.1909. Mitcham Land Co. Sec TWilkinson
An enclosed plot of building land with a frontage of 50′ to Pollard Road rising slightly above road. Timber &
Galvd iron single Motor House. Most of the land used for gardening purposes.
Let to James Youngs “Ravenshoe” Pollard Rd £1. Pollard Road is a private Road.
15 Ravensbury Park Farm, 163 & 163a Wandle Rd: Farm house and Land
Detached- First floor:- 4 beds (bath & WC) Mitcham Land co. Sec TWilkinson
Grd floor:- 3 Sitting rms, small kitchen wash house pantry coals small conservatory garden.
Built of brick coloured, slate roof.
Wandle Road is a private road
Note:- The bath & WC & small greenhouse was erected after 30.4.1909
16 Ravensbury Park Farm, Wandle Rd: Cottage & Farm Buildings
An enclosed parcel of land upon the northern side of Wandle Road having a frontage of 230′ 3″
Old range of timber & slate roof stables barn & cart shed. Timber & pan tile cart shed. Old timber & slate
roofed granary
Private road with sewer & water mains. Sold to G P Bidder
17 Ravensbury Park Farm: Agricultural Land
About 4 acres of market garden land let to C Sayers at £20 per an in the occupation of John Sticklings.
Approached at present from Wandle Road over Mr Sayer’s land.
About 37¾ acres of meadow land with a frontage to Wandle & Seddons Road and two entrances from London
Road also about 11ac of temporary pasture land together making 52ac 3rd 37p occupier John Elmers.
There is an old timber & Galvd iron shed on Sayer’s letting.
The land is rather heavy clay
and portions are wet upon surface at times. Fairly well timbered sewers have
been laid
18 Ravensbury Park, Sutton Rd: Convalescent Home, meadow, garden & cottage
Detached mansion built of Suffolk bricks stone dressing slate roof
2nd floor:- 8 bedrooms WC bathroom, 1st floor:- 8 beds bath WC & Surgery, Grd floor:- Hall 3 large reception
rms 1 small & 1 large conservatory. Servants hall kitchen 4 WCs domestic offices cellar 2 staircases.
Outside:- Smoking rm, iron staircase 5 earth closets coals, boot & knife Rm
Lodge:- similarly built upon two floors, 2 beds sitting rm kitchen & WC
Timber & felt roofed garden stores. Kitchen & pleasure gardens. Nicely wooded & paddock area computed
from ordnance 7ac 0r 3p
19 Lodge Estate, Sutton Rd, Morden: Land
An enclosure of market garden land see plan with a frontal to Sutton Rd which has water & gas mains. The
land is fairly easy working not well worked and a considerable
quantity of broken bottles & other rubbish
ploughed in. Being cultivated by owner. 1 elm about 40′
A cart entrance at western end is used to approach this land as well as a gateway on the main rd frontage
20 Lodge Estate, fronting Sutton Rd, Morden: Land, Arable & Wood
An enclosure of market garden land see plan very productive soil lower position rather wet and small portion
of wood land
21 Ivy Cottage, Morden Rd: House & Garden
Detached – Misses Elizabeth Emily & Ethel Emily Baker.
Designed as stabling & coachmans rooms altered into house. 1st floor:- 4 bedrooms & large bath room & WC
Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms kitchen scullery larder also 3 other rooms adjoining not occupied. Outside WC sheds
small pleasure & kitchen gardens. House built of brick cement faced & slated roof. 64 fruit trees
Let upon 3years agreement from 25.3.1911
22 The Crown Inn: Public House & Smith Shop
The InnDetached – first floor:- 3 good beds, sitting room bath & WC. Ground floor:- Saloon bar public bar &
tap room dining sitting room beer cellar & kitchen scullery. Bottled beer & spirit cellars (bicycle shed tenants)
Stable loose box harness room coach house chicken houses. 2 urinals & WC. Ladies lavatory & WC. Tool
shed bowling lawn & large garden.
House Partly rebuilt and altered in 1913 also upon 30.4.1909. The house is now constructed of brick cement
fronted tiled roof attractive decoration.
Abrick & tiled 8 stall stable
now converted into cottage (Wyoming) 3 beds upon 1st floor and sitting room,
kitchen & scullery with coals larder & WC
Coach house & old blacksmiths shopnow cottage known as Cartref of similar accommodation let to Thomas
Owen at 10/- brick cement faced & tiled roof
Blacksmith shoppulled down and new shop erected at side let to Sydney Frank Tye quarterly £3.18.0 Built of
Surrey stocks, tiled roof, small piece of garden
23 The Holt, London Rd: House & Garden
Detached house double fronted. Built of red brick & tiled roof not well built. Settlements which are still moving.
2nd floor:- 4 attics, 1st floor:- 4 beds 2 bathrooms WC, Grd floor:- Hall 3 reception rooms WC. Half basement:-
servants hall kitchen scullery coals wine cellar bootroom etc
Brick built slate & tiled roofs stabling single coachhouse 2 stalls loose box. Parlour kitchen scullery with 3
beds above separate garden. Timber & Galvd iron fowl house & 7 compartments aviary. Productive kitchen
garden well planted and nice pleasure garden. Lawns & pleasure gardens in rear
24 Sutton Rd: Land
Land only – area about 2ac –An enclosed area of vacant building land see plan having about 250′ frontage &
a depth of about 325′. The land is out of cultivation & no pasture growing. Fairly level with road.
25 Morden Common: Brick & Tile Works
An unenclosed area of land 2 parcels used as market garden land about 7 acres and the remainder the site of
old brick works now being levelled and sown down to pasture (rough) the bank being trimmed down & pond
partly filled up.
Brick & pan tiled stabling comprising 6 stalls & fodder room. Large open shed brick quoins & Galvd iron roof
rusted out. Part being used for pig pens. 63 fruit trees small.
Old brick making machinery on land but no value & antiquated other buildings being pulled down.
26 Morden Common: Meadow Land
The Office & sheds requested to be valued with 27
An enclosure of rough meadow land between Garth Road & Pyl Brook about…..area of the land has clay
removed there from and is part liable to floods. Timber & Galvd corrugated iron shed with pan tile roof. The
land slopes down away from road to Brook used in conjunction with brickyard.
27 Morden Common: Cottages & Garden
To be valued as requested.
James & Charles Trendall occupy a pair of cottages known as Clifton & Flitwick Cottages.
Built of brick slate roof, each contains upon 1st floor:- 2 beds Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery. Outside
WC not good repair.
Outbuildings comprise – Galvd iron shed. Timber & pan tile
boiling shed fodder store cow shed & about 48
pigsties. Brick & pan tile slaughter house. Brick & tiled office about 91 fruit trees
29 Morden Lodge: House & Garden
Detached D F –
First floor:- 6 beds bath WC Dressing rm. Grd floor:- Hall 3 reception rms servants hall kitchen WC. Basement:-
2 kitchens scullery & cellars. House built of brick cement faced & painted & slate roof
2 Greenhouses tool shed fruit rm fowl run. Brick built & slate stabling 3 stalls coachhouse harness rm loft &
living rm over. Timber fodder rm potting shed wood shed.
Lodge one story comprising
living rm bed & kitchen WC small yard. Built of brick cement faced & slated
roof.
The grounds are well wooded and laid out as pleasure & kitchen gardens the boundary includes half the stream.
30 Sutton Rd: Water Meadows adjoining Wandle & public footpath
Five enclosures of water meadows, one enclosure of garden ground say about . ac and about .
ac of shallow
pond reeds and rough land. Included in ace [acreage] is half the river Wandle.
Nearly the whole of the meadows are 2 to 4 ft below level of water in stream & mostly water logged.
The public footpath upon South Western boundary is included in area.
There are no trout in stream and water no doubt too impure at time for trout to live.
Remains of old snuff mill (no value)
Brick & pan tile fruit store and old cottage in meadow
31 Morden House, London Rd: House & Lands
Detachedhouse–plainoldfashionedfarmhousenow withroughcastfront&side&inconvenientaccommodation.
2nd floor:- 2 small attics, 1st floor:- 2 large 3 small beds dressing rm bathroom & WC, Grd floor:- Hall 3 sitting
rms. Kitchen scullery dairy etc. House built of brick tiled roof lately put in good repair about Sep 1911. Timber
& tiled barn (now racket court) Cow stall & large open shed. Now let to Capt Edward Lonqueville.
Timber & tiled fowl house old cowshed WC 6 timber & Galvd iron pig sty. Timber & slate 5 horse boxes &
small coach house.
Modern brick built & tiled stable 2 stalls loose box harness rm & bedroom on pt floor.
Timber & pan tile potting shed greenhouse pleasure & kitchen gardens partly walled in fairly productive,
paddock. 58 fruit trees
32 Glebe House: House & Lands
Detached house- Red brick & tiled roof modern construction. – Glebe Land
Second floor:- 2 attics box rm & large attic 22.2 x 19.9, First floor:- Bed rm 20 x 22.8 three beds bath & WC.
Grd:- Porch hall cloak rm 3 reception rms conservatory kitchen scullery pantry WC. Cellars coal wine &
larder. Greenhouse toolhouse dog kennel. Detached brick weather tiling & tiled roof stabling coachhouse 3
stalls harness rm living rm & loft above
Old timber & Galvd iron roofed single coachhouse bad order. Timber & felt roofed fowl run.
Large gardens bad order as house has been empty for 5 to 6 years from 11.4.1912.
House requires redecoratingthroughout. Settlements Tower being underpinned 3′ 9″ of concrete being put in.
A quantity of timber & fruit trees 33 elms 2 oaks 2 firs 37 white 42 fruit
34 Lower Morden Common, Garth Rd: Lands, House & Garden
House orchard & veg garden. The market garden Garth Rd.
The land comprises about 5¾ acres of arable about ¾ of which is out of cultivation & 5ac orchard. The land
is wet and the trees mostly blue plum are young but unhealthy in bad heart condition.
The house is constructed of brick & timber with plain & pan tile roof. It is in bad substantial & decorative
repair.
Contains – 1st floor:- 2 beds & 2 attics or boxrooms. Sitting rm kitchen large scullery
The ground floor of the house is liable to be flooded also part of the land. There is also a privy. Old timber tiled
& Galvd iron roofed 2 bay cart shed.
Old cottage falling down used as store. There are about 1075 fruit trees chiefly blue plum also Victoria plum
apple & pear.
Mrs James stated that it was let upon yearly Sept tenancy at £35
There is a public footpath no well or drinking water is laid on. The house is liable to be condemned by sanitary
authority
35 Plough Inn: Licensed Premises
Semi detached – 1st floor:- 3 beds, Ground:- Private bar public bar tap rm beer cellar kitchen scullery WC.
Yard old 2 stall stable coach house store loft above. Urinal
House built of red brick slate & pan tile roof. Stable built of brick timber weather boarding pan tile. There is
an entrance to stable over right of way.
38 Epsom Rd, Morden: Lands & 2 Cottages
2 enclosures of meadow land fairly fertile soil
Footpath (public) for a short distance at SE Corner
2 Cottages : Brick & slate roof, Not in good repair fronting accommodation road (bad repair)
Each
contains 2 beds Sitting Rm & Kitchen on 2 floors & WC washhouse & garden occupied by Geo Henry
Lee & G J Sewell
Timber & felt roofed shed. Right of way up lane
41 The Laurels, Central Rd: House & Lands
Detached – Double fronted. Brick part cemented slate roof .
1st floor:- 5 bedrooms dressing rm bath & WC. Grd floor:- Hall 3 sitting rms 2 connecting by folding doors.
Servants hall small kitchen. Large cellars. Conservatory.
Old stabling
etc not repairable by tenant. Brick & tile 2 stalls cowshed for 5 loft over, woodhouse washhouse
timber & pan tile shed modern stabling brick & tile 3 loose boxes. Bed & living rms over. 3 paddock, kitchen
& pleasure gardens.
42 Homefield, London Rd: House, Garden, Coachhouse & Stables
Detached double fronted – Moyce Henry Michael (tenancy at will) who is also co Trustee
2nd floor:- 3 good attics. 1st floor:- 3 good beds & bath. Grd floor:- 3 small sitting rms. Hall WC kitchen
scullery etc
Outside: Brick & tiled stable 2 stalls single coachhouse loft over small greenhouse & old greenhouse sheds
WC pleasure & kitchen gardens. 19 fruit trees
House is built of red bricks & tiled roof showey design but not well constructed in bad decorative repairs
8.3.1912
43 Sunnyside, London Rd: House & Gardens
Semi detached but only attached at stabling & rooms over.
1st floor:- 5 bedrooms bath & WC. Grd floor:- Hall 3 reception rms kitchen scullery 2 staircases. Small
coachhouse & 1 stall.
Side entrance, veranda in front. Built of Suffolk bricks slated roof. In fair order wants painting outside upon
28.2.1912.
Front & back gardens. Greenhouse tenants. 13 fruit trees
44 Peacock Farm, Lower Morden Lane: House & Farm Building
Detached – Modern farmhouse built of yeo stocks red brick dressing slated
1st floor:- 5 beds. Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms kitchen scullery. Dairy WC. WC front garden.
Timber & pan tile roofed workshop fowl house loft over coalhouse. Galvd iron & pan tile shed. Brick & slate
cooling house. Modern cowshed for 16 cows. 2 bay cart lodge. Timber & slate barn. 2 grain pits. Timber &
pan tile cowstal [sic] (26) calf pen, shed timber & slate 3 calving pens. 5 stall stable & loose box. Timber &
Galvd iron fodder store. Timber & pan tile 4 bay cart lodge. 1 calving pen.
45 Peacock Farm, Lower Morden Lane: Farm Buildings, Meadow & Kitchen Garden
The portion in the occupation of Symes,(Samuel Bartlett) comprises meadow about .acres also yard & building
including timber & Galvd iron open ox stall with 8 bays calving pen, timber & slated small barn used as 2
fatting pens.
The portion in Mr R W Seward’s occupation is the kitchen garden.
46 Peacock Farm: Cottages
Included with 47 (not identified probably pulled down see rate book)
47 Peacock Farm, London Rd and Lower Morden Lane: Lands
Five enclosures of meadow land previously forming part of Morden Park. Fairly fertile soil overlying clay, part
of which at times wet gently undulating. Also included with this valuation the belt of trees and pond. Sewer
in Lower Morden Lane & sewer & gas in London Rd. Two public footpaths intersect this land.
48 Lower Morden Lane: Cottage, Lands & Orchard
Detached farm house. Built of timber & pan tile roof.
1st floor:- 2 beds. Grd floor:- living rm, store rm scullery. Timber & Galvd iron shed. 3 old timber pig styes.
Meadow & orchard.
The meadow in front to be included with this valuation although not probably definitely let with this or any
holding.
Note – 6 brick pig styes & fodder pens built about June 1910.
There would be a right of way to four cottages the property of the same owner & let with Lower Morden &
Peacock Farms.
49 Brightwell, London Rd: House & Land
Detached D F – Glebe Land
Second floor:- 4 attic beds. First floor:- 5 beds bath & WC. Grd floor:- 3 recept rms kitchen hall cloak rm
scullery pantry etc.
Cellars coal & wine.
Outside:- Boothouse timber & Galvd iron motor garage. Patent stone do & dark rm. Old timber sheds paddock
& lawn. Pleasure & kitchen gardens fairly well timbered. No stabling no greenhouses. House fairly well built
of red brick & tiled roof. Glebe Land
50 Chalgrove, Central Rd: House & Garden
Detached DF – Glebe Land
First floor:- 6 beds bath & WC. Grd floor:- Hall small morning rm drawing & dining rms kitchen scullery WC
coals & boot house.
Detached stabling 1 stall coach house fair gardens 1 oak & 3 elms.
House built of yeo stocks red brick dressings & tiled roof also stable.
Right of way for carts see plan for The Elms and perhaps Brightwell
51 The Elms, Central Rd: House, Stables & Land
Detached D F – Void – Glebe Land
1st floor:- 5 beds bath & WC. Grd floor:- 3 recept rms rather small. Kitchen scullery pantry WC coals etc.
Detached stabling single coachhouse & 1 stall.
Built of yeo stocks red brick dressing & tiled roof not attractively built. Gardens in bad order. Vacant about 4
years.
Right of way for carts over Chalgrove next door same owner. Glebe Land
52 The Lodge: House, Garden & Stables
The house is void. Tenant leaving Sept 1911 [she was there for the 1911 census]. The kitchen gardens & part
use of stable used by Mr Allen. Pleasure gardens derelict. The house has had 2 wings erected upon either side
with lofty rooms the old portion has low pitched rooms and Contains upon 2nd floor, 2 attics & 2 bed rooms. 1st
floor 8 bedrooms and 2 WC and bathrooms. Grd floor Large hall,6 reception rooms, Large kitchen, 2 servants
rooms, domesticoffices & cellars & conservatory. House built of brick distempered & slate part cement faced
Suitable for a school. House etc Est to decorate for private residence £200
Lodge – built of brick (red) weather tiles & tiled roof. Contains two beds (small) Living Room & kitchen on
two floors.
Outside garden & WC
Stables – Built of brick, slate roof, paved, containing 6 stalls, 2 horse boxes, double & single coach houses,
Snares & Harness rooms loft over fair order. Green house & garden frames bad order Partly wall in kitchen
gardens. Pleasure gardens
Tithe say £35
53 Beverley Farm: Cottage
No 1 Beverley Cottages Lower Morden Lane Lower Morden in the occupation of George Bright, let to R W
Seward with farm.
Semi detached and occupied by his farm labourer.
1st floor:- 3 bedroom (1 small) tank room. Grd floor:- Living rm & scullery.
Outside – sideway front & back gardens WC & coal house.
Built of yeo stocks, rough cast above patent tile roof.
Lower Morden Lane has sewer & water mains laid
54 Beverley Farm: Cottage
This cottage has only 2 beds. In the occupation of Francis Henry Bishop who works for Mr Seward
55 Beverley Farm: Farm Buildings
Farm buildings comprising 2 fodder stores and 7 bay cart lodge. Constructed of yeo stocks Galvd iron roof.
Yard fenced in with iron posts & tubing . These buildings are in good order & have only been erected say 5
years.
56 Beverley Farm: Land
7 enclosures of meadow land having frontage to Lower Morden Lane & Grand Drive. There is a sewer & water
mains in Lower Morden Lane. The land is rather heavy & wet at times. The meadows nearest Grand Drive are
rather poor & wet. The portion of Grand Drive fronting this land is in very bad order.
There is a public footpath upon…..
57 Beverley Farm: Land
This portion of the estate comprises one enclosure of arable land which is rather fertile, in good heart & condition
and undulating. It has no actual frontage to a road but is approached from Lower Morden Lane
58 Lodge Estate (Morden Farm): Cottage, Farm Buildings & Land
The buildings are situated in the rear of the house known as The Lodge & comprise Timber & pan tile roofed
Cottage
with 2 beds/sitting room kitchen & wash house upon 2 floors garden WC Timber and slate 2 fowl
houses; Timber and pan tile calf pen 6 cow stalls loft over. Cart shed 6 cow stalls loft over. 2 old calving pens.
Timber & plain tile granary; Timber & pan tile 6 stall cow stall 4 calving pens. 3 cow stalls 2 open cow stalls.
3 yards. Timber and open cow stall old timber and slate granary
Two cottages
Let as one and communicating
contains upon 3 floors. 2 attics/2 beds/sitting room kitchen 2
sculleries, outside large washhouse. Partly built of brick & timber & pan tile roof. Rooms very small & low
pitch. Not good repair let at 7/- fronting central main Rd at entrance to buildings
Rose Cottage
Central Rd built of brick & plain tile roof containing on 2 floors 2 beds/kitchen sitting room/
wash house & WC long garden let to Mrs E Robinson 5/- weekly an old servant on the estate
60 Lower Morden (part of Morden Hall Farm): Land
This portion of the estate comprises meadow fronting road (only partly metalled) from end of Green Lane to
London Rd and 2 pasture & one temporary pasture fields also wood known as Cherry wood.
The land is fertile a little heavy and wet at times. The New Rd has gullies & water laid on to part.
There is a public footpath close to a fence.
61 London Rd: Land, Pasture
Three enclosures of meadow land, coppice & belt of woodland having frontage of about 1350ft to London Rd
& formerly part of Morden Park. The soil is fairly fertile but the greater portion of the land is at all times very
wet.
There are two public footpaths across this land.
63 Lodge Estate, Green Lane & Sutton Rd: Land & Cottage
3 enclosures of meadow land fairly productive having frontages to Green Lane and Sutton Rd the latter a main
Road. Also a brick built tiled roofed cottage known as Ivy Cottage with 2 beds upon 1st floor & sitting room
kitchen also coal shed timber lobby occ by George Taylor 7/6 only fair order
Public footpath
64 Central Rd: Cottage & Garden
This unit of valuation is in accordance with request of Messrs Daniel Smith Son & Oakley and agreed at Valuers
Conference 18.7.1912.
Apartly enclosed area of meadow land fronting Green Lane
Central Rd & Sutton Rd with a parallel depth of
595ft or thereabouts for further particulars see ref No 58 & 63 being in the occupation of O J & AK White and
Philip Mighell
(Sold to Hemsley 19.12.1910)
65 Central Rd: Cottage & Garden
Agreed as 64 18.7.1912
A
partly enclosed area of meadow pasture & arable land with mansion farm buildings cottages Lodges etc
more particularly described under 20, 52 58 & 63. In the occupation of C WBenger. In hand OJ & AK White
& Philip Mighell. Public footpath
68 The Island, London & Central Rd: Land (Agricultural)
Eleven enclosures of meadow land and orchard about 1½ acs. The total having a frontage to existing road of
about 6.390ft.
The soil is very fertile subsoil clay. The land adjoining road fairly dry but about 20 acres of the centre of the
land is rather wet at times.
There is an old timber & pan tiled roofed shed in bad repair (no value)
70 Central Rd (behind Steel Hawes): Land (pasture)
Three enclosures of undulating meadow land. Stiff soil which at times is rather wet but productive.
There is a frontage to Central Rd and Morden Road. The latter has a main watercourse upon boundary of road.
The belt of woods has been occupied with Steel Hawes timber. There is also an enclosure used as a yard about
.
ac.
Roof 3 bay open shed.
Avarnish factory is situatedabout 300 yards from the nearest point of this land from which at times unpleasant
smells arise.
71 Morden Hall, Morden Cottage & deer Park: House, Land & Garden
Mansion known as Morden Hall – ordinary design. Brick & slate
2nd floor:- 7 beds 2 stores. 1st floor:- 7 beds 2 dressing rms 2 WCs 3 sitting rms 2 picture galleries. Grd floor:-
Large hall 3 recept rms school rm about 66′ x 27′. Domestic offices cellars. Lawns pleasure grounds ornamental
waters.
Morden Cottage – Part timber brick & slate
1st floor:- 8 beds sitting rm bath & WC. Grd floor:- 5 recept rms hall domestic offices.
Snuff Mills
– constructed in two blocks one part timber & slate the other brick & slate together containing 3
small rms packing & dining rms stores kiln etc
Cottage:- Occupied by Miller. Brick & timber & slate. 2 beds & sitting kitchen & scullery etc also detached
Gardeners Bothy.
Brick & slate diary [sic].
Gardeners Cottage
Morden Rd – Well built brick stone dressings slate. 1st floor:- 3 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting
rm kitchen etc
Old greenhouse.
Two Lodges – each brick slate. Comprises bed sitting rm kitchen
Red Lodge & stables – Red brick & tiled. 2 beds & large living rm WC
Occupied by Park Keeper also 2 stalls & store with copper
Stabling– Brick & slate roof (modern) living rm & bedroom 7 bay coach house & 1 do 9 stalls 7 loose boxes
harness rm paved yard
Fowl & Rabbit houses
Farmery
– 10 stall cowpen cart lodge 2 stall stable & fodder rm & loft over. Tool house potting shed wood
shed also barn cow pen 3 stall stable & store with chimney shaft 3ft
Greenhouses – Range of new greenhouses ditto with 4 divisions garden frames land.
The land
is divided into Deer Park ornamental pastures & water kitchen & pleasure grounds well timbered &
large number of fruit trees
72 Morden Hall Rd (now known as Morden Rd): Laundry & Cottage
Detached House with laundry attached let to Wm & Fanny Owen yearly tenancy but with 1 months notice for
any quarter day.
1st floor:- 2 beds. Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms scullery laundry ironing rm WC. Large garden & drying ground.
Built of brick (white Suffolks) slate roof. Laundry has a lantern light
73 Church Farm, London Rd: Cottage, Stables & Garden
Timber with slate roof cottage detached
1st floor:- 4 beds. Grd floor:- 3 sitting rms kitchen scullery. Small garden WC. Timber Galvd iron & tile fodder
house, engine House, tool shed. Timber & pan tile 4 bay open oxstall. Timber & Galvd iron shed. Timber &
pan tile 9 bay open oxstall. Timber & Galvd iron 5 stall stable, large fodder rm & shed & WC
74 Church Farm: Land
Two enclosures of meadow and 5 enclosures of arable land used chiefly for market garden purposes. The
meadow is low lying but fertile. One enclose of arable 8. acs not very fertile the remainder is under intense
cultivation.
There is a public footpath across one meadow & one arable field.
75 Garth’s Cottages No 1: Cottages, Garden & drying ground
Semi detached
1st floor:- 2 beds Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Forecourt, large piece of drying ground up to
London Rd which is 4′ to 6′ below London Rd.
Built of red brick & slated roofs. Several settlements. These cottages are not well built, the brickwork is inferior
& roofs slightly saggedy
The temporary building lately used as a laundry are claimed as tenants.
Aconsiderable quantity of substantial repairs lately executed as new damp course concrete under & new floor
to front room executed since Xmas 1911. Garth Rd is private not in good order with sewer & water mains.
76 Garth’s Cottages No 2: Cottage & Garden
Small garden & terrace house. The rent includes an extra piece of garden not included in this valuation.
77 Garth’s Cottages No 3: Cottage & Garden
Back addition rebuilt some few years back
79 Garth’s Cottages No 5: Cottage & Garden
Small garden but an extra piece is included in rent but not included in valuation
80 Garth’s Cottages No 14: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – side wall of house rebuilt about 1908
88 Garth’s Cottages No 22: Cottage & Garden
Side wall has been rebuilt a few years back
89 Garth Rd: Allotments
Let with cotts see 75 to 88. An unenclosed area of land for allotments Garth Rd about 670ft frontage.
The land slopes down from Garth Road & varies from 75 to 90ft deep with an area of about 1ac 0 29. Garth
Road at this part is not top metalled nor in good condition. Garth Road has sewer.
90 Bishop’s Cottage, Lower Morden: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – Bishops cottage
1st floor:- 2 beds. Grd floor:- 1 sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Garden forecourt. Built of brick cement faced
& slated
The slates are slipping slight cracks. Want painting upon 14.2.1912
91 Bishop’s Cottage, Lower Morden: Cottage & Garden
End house of terrace much larger garden
92 Crown Cottage No 1, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – Built of brick red brick dressings slated roof.
1st floor:- 2 beds. Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Front & back gardens back entrance.
Fences want repairing & painting wanted 9.2.1912. Party walls are carried through roofs at every 2nd house.
101 Crown Cottages No 10, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
End house of a terrace 1st floor:- 2 bedrooms, Grd floor:- sitting rm no passage. Kitchen scullery WC. Front
& back gardens back entrance
Built of brick & slate roof.
102 London Rd: Allotments
Let with Cotts No 92-101
An enclosure of vacant building land used as allotments situated between dining rooms & bakers shop.
Fairly level with road. London Road has sewer water & gas mains. Frontage is near to roadway
103 Crown Shops, No 1 Morden Rd: Shop & dwelling House
Semi detached shop & house – Void
2nd floor:- 3 small attics with stoves, 1st floor:- Sitting rm 2 beds store rms, Grd floor:- double fronted shop,
parlour store cupboard private entrance, kitchen scullery WC. Old greenhouse, 2 stall stable cart shed & store.
House & stables built of brick slate roofs. House not well built stables badly built.
104 Crown Shops, No 2 Morden Rd: Shop & dwelling House
1st floor:- 3 beds & sitting rm, Grd floor:- parlour & scullery. No stabling but large store in rear
105 Crown Shops, No 3 Morden Rd: Shop & dwelling House
Semi detached – Used for coffee shop, confectioners, tobacconist & restaurant
2nd floor:- 2 attics, 1st floor:- Sitting rm & Bedrooms, Grd Floor:- Shop, parlour, kitchen scullery. Garden back
entrance
Built of brick & slate roof not well built.
106 Park Cottages No 1 (The Apiary), London Rd: Cottage & Garden
End house of block of 4
1st floor:- 3 beds, Grd:- Lobby sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Large garden
Built of red brick hanging tiles & ornamental tile roof. In fair order except roof of scullery which is too flat.
Tenant pays water rate. Greenhouse & sheds tenants.
Temporary erection of fire engine house for Morden parish fire engine not included. Way used through to
cricket pavilion at end of garden.
107 Park Cottages No 2, London Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace house – no entrance lobby. The amount of garden used is not definitely defined.
110 Church Cottages No 1: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached -1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen & scullery WC. Front & back gardens see
plan.
Built of yeo stocks tiled roofs, back addition built of timber rough cast & pantile.
112 Central Rd No 1: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached but adjoins shed only
1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen & scullery WC. Large garden.
Built of brick & pan tile roof fairly good order.
113 Central Rd No 2: Cottage & Garden
This house has same number of rooms as No 1 but with large wood shed extra and rooms rather larger.
114 Central Rd No 3: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – 1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- no entrance passage, living rm & washhouse WC. Back yard &
front garden
Built of brick & slate roof
116 Central Rd No 5: Cottage & Garden
This house has a small kitchen extra
117 Central Rd No 6: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – This house has a side entrance & rather larger garden.
118 Central Rd No 7: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – 1st floor:- Bedroom & small bedroom no fireplace, Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms small room
washhouse WC. Front & back gardens. Built of brick pan tile roof , verandah in front.
119 Central Rd No 8: Cottage & Garden
The timber & tile laundry is claimed by tenant. This house has only 1 sitting rm.
120 Central Rd No 10: Cottage & Garden
Terrace house –1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- No passage, sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Garden back & front
back entrance
Built of yeo stocks & slated roofs.
123 Central Rd No 13: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House –1st floor:- 3 bedrooms, Grd floor:- Lobby sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Front & back gardens
back entrance.
Modern built & attractive red brick & rough cast elevations tiled roof.
126 Central Rd No 16: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – Public footpath runs at side of house
127 Central Rd No 17: Cottage & Garden
Terrace house & shop – Post Office
1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- Shop, sitting rm scullery WC small yard
Built of timber rough cast & pan tile roof. Structure very old & inconvenient.
Tenant stated that the 7 years lease expired 25.3.1914 and that she did inside repairs but outside repairs and
rates born by owner.
128 Steel Hawes Cottages: Cottage & Garden
Detached Cottage – One storey – 2 beds living rm washhouse WC & garden.
Built of brick timber & slate roof. Drains connected with sewer.
This cottage is approached from Central Road by private roadway.
129 Steel Hawes Cottages: Cottage & Garden
This cottage has rather more timber construction than brickwork but nearer main road & more garden.
130 Ivy Cottage, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached- 2nd floor:- Attic, 1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen & scullery WC coalshed
timber & slate roofed store. Front & side garden. House is built of brick (red Suffolks) & slate roof
132 Rose Villa, London Rd (Herbert Cottage): House & Garden
Detached House –1st floor:- 4 beds & bathroom (no h&c supply), Grd floor:- Hall 2 sitting rms kitchen scullery
WC & coals.
Built of brick & slate roof slightly sagged brickwork lets wet through. 1 elm 65ft & white 17ft
133 Central Rd, The Cottages (opposite Plough): House & Garden
Detached – used as steam laundry
1st floor:- 4 beds, Grd floor:- Living rm packing rm ironing rm scullery 2 WCs washhouse cellar. 2 wooden
sheds Large garden
Built brick footings, timber & weather boarded above slate roof. Washhouse has Galvd iron roof
134 Manor House, London Rd: House & Garden
Detached – The rooms are small
1st floor:- 5 beds bath & WC, Grd floor:- 3 Sitting rms good kitchen scullery cellar. Cart shed 2 stall pony
stable fodder rm .
Brick & pan tile also room used as soup kitchen
House built old portion brick & slate new portion brick hanging tiles & tiled roof. 32 fruit trees garden walled
in.
135 Morden Rd: House & Clubroom
Semi detached – Let as Morden club Secy H Robins, Crown Rd.
1st floor:- 3 beds, Grd floor:- Large Clubroom & recreation rm living rm scullery. Outside WC. Old pony stable
shed
House built of red brick & slate roof, part of club room built of timber and Galvd iron.
Let upon yearly tenancy at 1/- per ann paid in advance. No intoxicating liquor sold.
136 Monmouth Villas No 1: Cottage, Garden & Stable
Semi detached – First floor:- 3 beds (one not separate), Grd:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery.
Timber & Galvd iron shed, brick & Galvd iron roofed stable, yard cart entrance
Built of yeo stocks red brick dressing slate roof not well built wants pointing
137 Monmouth Villas No 2: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached D F – first floor:- 3 Beds, Ground floor:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery WC. Coals store shed
greenhouse small garden
Built of yeo stocks red brick dressing slate roof & zinc flat. Not well built several settlements wants pointing
138 Mears Cottages No 1, Crown Lane: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – 1st floor:- 3 beds (one small) Grd:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery (no entrance passage) WC.
Front & back gardens
Built of brick slate roof.
The footpath is the only portion of roadway in Morden which has been taken over by local authorities
139-141 Mears Cottages Nos 2-4, Crown Lane: Cottages & Gardens
Terrace House
142 Mears Cottages No 1, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House- 1st floor:- 3 Bedrooms, Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC fine [or five or fore?] court
garden. Back entrance.
Built of brick & slate roof
143 Mears Cottages No 2, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Corner house of Stanley Road, – Semi detached
144 Stanley Rd No 1: Cottage & Garden
End house of a terrace –1st:- floor 3 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting rm no passage kitchen scullery. Outside WC back
entrance forecourt garden.
Built of brick slated roof. Stanley Road has granite kerb footpath paved etc.
145 Stanley Rd No 2: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
150 Crown Rd No 2: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – 1st floor:- 3 beds one small, Grd:- Sitting rm no passage kitchen & scullery WC. Garden &
forecourt
Built of brick stone & red brick dressing & slate roof
153 Heathfield Cottages No 2, Crown Lane: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
154 Hill House Estate (part of): Land & Sheds
Three enclosures of meadow land having frontages to Green Lane & London Rd. The land is fairly high &
productive
The buildings comprise timber & pan tiled & Galvd iron roofed two oxstalls & 3 calving pens
Head man servant stated that Mr Seward took possession at Xmas about 11 years back
155 Hill House: House, Stables & Garden
Detached mansion standing nicely removed from road containing
2nd floor:- 3 beds 1 store rm, 1st floor:- 4 beds dressing rm 1 bath WC 3 store rms, Grd floor:- Drawing morning
& dining rms study hall domestic offices, basement:- store rm wine cellars etc.
House built of brick part cement faced & slated roof not well arranged.
Outside:- conservatory washhouse store rm coal cellars etc 2 greenhouses, potting sheds etc fowl houses, brick
& tiled workshop
Earth closets throughout sinks [or soils?] etc taken into cesspool then into sewer.
Range of brick & slate stabling comprising single & double coachhouses 2 loose boxes 2 stall stable harness
room loft & store above part.
Coachmans Cottage:- 2 beds living rm & scullery
Gardeners Cottage:- 2 beds sit kitchen & scullery
Lodge:- on one floor – bed sit kitchen & scullery. Brick part cement faced tiled & part zinc roofs
156 Hill House: Farm Buildings, Yard, Barn & Stabling
Yard – brick slate stable for 4 horses. Cart shed & store. Old brick & pan tiled roof 8 bay oxstall & stable. 2
old oxstalls. Old timber & slate granary. 2 bay implement shed the latter with pan tile roof. Timber & slated
barn.
The majority of the buildings are falling down and all want repairing & painting
157 The Rectory, Central Rd: House, Stables & Garden
Including cott for coachman & stabling
Detached – 2nd floor:- 2 attics, first floor:- 5 beds bath WC lavatory, Grd floor:- Hall reception rms kitchen
scullery larder.
Detached stabling comprising harness rm coach house 2 stalls gardeners stores with 2 bedrooms & loft above.
Washhouse 2 stall cow stall timber donkey stable garden paddock lawn 37 elm trees 45ft 1 walnut 4ft.
Stabling built of brick & pan tile not in good order. House built of brick cement faced & slated roof
158 School House, Central Rd: Cottage & Garden & Buildings for Parochial Purposes
Cottage school house built of stocks & tiled roof.
First floor:- 3 beds 1 of which is small, Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms kitchen. Outside:- coals & WC small garden.
Tenant pays 7/6 week inclusive.
Parish Hall – Built of brick part old building part cement faced & tiled roof.
Comprising – large hall side hall divided by rolling shutters & class room. 2 cloak rooms lavatory stoke hole.
Caretakers apartments above comprising 2 attic living room scullery WC yard and plot of vacant building land
Rifle range erected Jany 1914
160 Steel Hawes: House & Garden, Stables
Detached House built of brick cement faced & painted & slate roof.
2nd floor:- 2 attics, 1st floor:- 8 beds & dressing rm, Grd floor:- 3 reception rooms and double ditto. Bathroom
2 WCs servants hall butlers bedroom kitchen scullery dairy etc. 2 separate cellars.
Outside – Coal & boot houses 2 WCs. Porch verandah. Brick & slate stabling 8 stalls loose box harness rm 2
coach houses loft small yard old greenhouses gardeners stores.
Farmery comprising yard timber & slate 7 bay open oxstall. Brick & tile 13 stall closed ditto & fodder rm.
Timber & Galvd iron 5 bay open oxstall & bull shed. Lawn pleasure & kitchen gardens walled in.
The house is plainly & inconveniently designed not in good order. The stabling is in bad order. Has been empty
for about 3 years
Right of way over roadway to land & cottages.
161 Steel Hawes: Land
Meadow land adjoining Steel Hawes
162 Steel Hawes Lodge, Central Rd: Cottage
Detached cottage –1st floor 4 beds, Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms kitchen scullery lobby WC. Garden entrance from
private roadway.
Built of brick slated roof. Comparatively upon road boundary.
163 Lower Morden, London Rd: Orchard & Stable
An enclosure of market garden land nearly adjoining Lord Nelson P H London Rd, Morden
The land is about 5ft lower than crown of London Rd and would be liable to floods. The temporary erection
of stabling is claimed as a tenants fixture.
Advertising hoarding let to Pyle (Sutton)
165 Hazelwood: House, Stables &c
Detached House built of brick yeo stocks slate roof. 2nd floor:- 3 beds (attic), 1st floor:- 6 beds bath WC
housemaids cupbd etc
Grd floor:- 3 large reception rooms & library, hall. Basement, half:- servants hall kitchen domestic offices.
Outside:- Dairy coal cellar portico 2 greenhouses brick & slate stabling 2 single coachhouses 4 stall stable.
Living rm also 3 living rms & loft over. Fruit store, stoke hole. Brick & slate fodder store 3 timber fowl houses
forcing house (5 stall cow shed timber & pan tile) timber & pan tile stable
House is in fair order but greenhouses & outbuildings not good. Basement
166 The George Inn: Licensed Premises
Detached house – First floor:- Sitting rm 4 beds box rm. Grd floor:- Coffee rm saloon bar public bar tap rm
sitting rm small kitchen washhouse.
Outside:- 4 stall stable Coach house 4 stall stable 2 WCs. Pot house tool house old workshop aviary paddock
gardens.
Washhouse. Stabling & outbuildings of timber weatherboarding plain pan tile & Galvd iron roofs. One 4 stall
stable brick & tile.
House built of brick cement faced painted slate roof.
167 Morden Park: House, Stable & Land
Mansion is of plain construction, red brick slate roof stone dressing painted.
Contains – 1st floor 9 beds 1 dressing rm nursery bath & WC. Half landing :- morning rm & small bed. Grd
floor:- 3 reception rooms not large, hall marble floor, usual domestic offices & fair cellars see notebook19 page.
Outside:- Bootroom dairy 6 stall stable harness rm loft over 2 WCs. Old brick slate & pan tile building comprising
laundry store room brew house double coach house apple rm above & leanto coach house.
2 fairly new brick isolation boxes & yards greenhouse gardens stores.
Lodge:- Red brick fancy tile
roof. Containing 1st floor 2 beds. Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen. Outside:- coals
WC & small wash house occupied by cowman.
Farm buildings:- Timber & slate 6 stall cow pen & 2 fodder stores 2 fowl houses 3 pig styes etc
Greenhouses:- One range of 3 –two detached ditto 4 garden frames gardeners stores timber & Galvd iron shed.
Pair of semi detached cottages – Red brick weather tiling & tiled roof
Expensively designed each comprising 1st floor:- 2 beds & store. Grd floor:- 2 sitting rms kitchen scullery WC
etc. Occupied by Gardener & Coachman
Grounds:- Lawns pleasure grounds kitchen gardens about 11ac the remainder are meadows of a park like nature
rather wet.
Footpaths as on ordnance sheets obnoxious smells from varnish & other factories can at times be plainly
discerned.
169 Recreation Field: Land, Fire Engine House, Temporary Building
Fire engine shed also temporary building (this note should not have been made see 278)
Beltof trees on the boundary of London Rd. Two enclosures of meadow land , the one fronting Central Road
has been used for cricket field. Temporary Galvd iron building about 15′ x 10′ 2″. Both roads have sewer water
& gas.
Note:- the old timber & Galvd iron open shed or shelter for stock & the fowl house in belt of trees not valued
as no doubt tenants fixture.
172 Vine Cottages No 1, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – 1st floor:- 2 bedrooms only. Grd floor:- Sitting rm, kitchen scullery WC. Forecourt & back
garden.
Built of brick stone & red brick dressing slate roof.
174 Vine Cottages No 3, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
This house has 3 bedrooms one rather small
176 Vine Cottages No 5, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached corner of Queens Rd
177 Lower Morden: Masons Workshops
At the corner of Lower Morden Lane & Grand Drive –Brick & slate masons shop & office, timber & felt show
rm, old shed, timber & Galvd iron masons shed
Yard & parcel of meadow land
Grand Drive is a private road in bad order except one footpath
178 North Lodge: House & Garden
Valued as requested in one unit
Detached house – built of red brick & tiled roof not well built
2nd floor:- one large attic, 1st floor:- 3 beds bath & WC, Grd floor:- 2 small reception rooms kitchen scullery.
Basement cellar
Range of timber & Galvd iron stabling comprising 2 coach houses & stabling. Large Galvd iron shed. Small
pleasure & kitchen gardens plantation 2 meadows & allotment garden ground.
There is a roadway formed with gullies from Crown Lane to shed.
Note:- The feed of meadows now let to Thomas Dray at £25 p.a. year to year from Xmas 1911 Mrs WJames
tenancy expired Xmas 1911
181 Norths Cottages No 1, Crown Lane: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached – In roof:- storeroom, 1st floor:- 2 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting rm kitchen scullery, Outside:- fowl
house coal shed WC small yard
Built of brick up to 1st floor joists. Timber match boarding & corrugated Galvd iron above & roof
Note:- the garden in rear is rented at 13/- per anm The only portion of Crown Lane in Morden (the footpath)
has been taken over by Local Authorities
The owner stated that changes of temperature are felt very quickly in this house
182 Norths Cottages No 2: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House – Extra garden included with the rent of 7/6 which is not included in this valuation
185 Norths Cottages No 5: Cottage & Garden
No store room but has extra garden included with rent
188 Norths Cottages No 8: Cottage & Garden
End house of terrace
189 The Willows, Central Rd: House, Stables & Garden
Detached – 2nd floor:- 5 beds Box rm, First floor:- 4 beds dressing room Bath & WC, Grd floor:- Hall billiard
table drawing rm conservatory dining rm breakfast rm kitchen scullery large domestic offices.
Built of brick cement faced & slate roofed.
Stabling 3 loose boxes harness rm loft. Timber & Galvd iron 2 gardeners stores potting shed 3 greenhouses.
Timber & Galvd iron range of wood coke & coal sheds 5 chicken
houses. Well laid out pleasure & kitchen
gardens paddock
190 Hatherleigh, London Rd: House, Stable & Garden
Detached double fronted –2nd floor:- 4 good attics 3 with stoves, 1st floor:- 3 beds 2 dressing rm bath & WC,
Grd:- 3 reception rooms kitchen scullery larder WC porch verandah conservatory
House built of brick timber & cement panels above tiled roof. The house is not particularly well built.
Brick & tiled stable 2 stalls loose box large loft over coach house woodshed WC greenhouse garden frames.
Pleasure & kitchen gardens paddock
An attractive one storey red bricked & tiled roofed gardeners cottage – 2 beds sitting rm kitchen scullery WC
– in good order
Timber & Galvd iron roof fowl house
The owner has been in the habit of repairing roof drains & fencing. The roadway at side is a private road gate
from paddock on to same. Private road laid out before 1884 statement made by Mr Goff 1.7.1912
191 Queens Rd No 1: Cottage & Garden
End house of terrace –1st floor:- 3 beds one very small, Grd floor:- Sitting rm no passage kitchen scullery WC,
forecourt garden back entrance
Built of brick & slate roof
195 Queens Rd No 5: Cottage & Garden
No back entrance to this house
197 Queens Rd No 7: Cottage & Garden
This house has slightly larger garden & side entrance
198 Crown Rd No 1: Cottage & Garden
End house of terrace – 1st floor:- 3 beds, Grd floor:- Sitting room used as shop kitchen scullery WC side
entrance. Forecourt & back garden. Timber & Galvd iron shed & workshop. House built of brick slate roof
199 Lilian Cottages, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
15ft frontage, 72ft deep, no back entrance
200 Rosemary Cottage, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
15ft frontage, 72ft deep
201 Mellish Terrace No 1, Corner Shop: House & Shop
End House & Shop of Terrace – 10ft 6in frontage x 94ft deep
First Floor:- Sitting Rm 2 Beds (Bath & WC) Loft in Roof
Grd Floor:- Large shop, Private entrance Sitting Rm Kitchen & S.
Outside WC. Store & oil store small garden
Fairly well built of yeo stocks red brick dressings slate roof & lead flat in good order
Not to be used for sale of Intoxicants
Crown Road taken as a parish Road in 1909
202 Mellish Terrace No 2, London Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
1st floor:- 3 Bedrooms Grd floor:- Sitting Rm passage Kitchen Scullery forecourt garden back entrance
Built of yeo stocks red brick dressings slated roof
206 Mellish Terrace No 6: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House with cart entrance
First Floor:- Large Bed & 3 other beds Grd Floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery cart entrance forecourt &
larger garden
207 Osborne Cottages No 1, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semidetached
1st Floor:- 3 Beds one rathersmall Grd Floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC forecourt garden back entrance
Built of yeo stock & slate roof
208/9 Osborne Cottages Nos 2-3: Cottage & Garden
Terraced House
210 Queens Place No 1, Queens Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached
1st floor:- 3 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting rm Kitchen Scullery WC forecourt & back garden back entrance
Built of yeo stocks and red brick dressings & slated
Queens Place kerbed & paved
214 Stanley Rd No 7: Cottage & Garden
End House of a terrace
1st floor:- 3 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting Rm no passage Kitchen Scullery WC forecourt garden back entrance
Fairly well built yeo stocks red brick dressings slate roof.
Stanley Rd has been kerbed paved etc
220 Frederick Cottages No 1: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached corner of Stanley Road
1st floor:- 3 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting rm passage Kitchen Scullery WC forecourt & garden back entrance
Built of yeo stocks red brick dressings & slated
221-5 Frederick Cottages Nos 2-6: Cottages & Gardens
Terrace House
226 George Cottages No 1, Crown Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semidetached at corner of Queens Road
230 Stoneleigh Cottages No 7, London Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House no back addition – Void
1st floor:- 3 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC Forecourt garden back entrance
Built of red brick fronts yeo brick at back sides slated
231 Stoneleigh Cottages No 8 :Cottage & Garden
Semi detached
233 Rose Cottage, Garth Rd: Cottage & Garden
Detached House built of brick & slate roof. Not well built
1st floor:- 2 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery outside fowlhouses. Timber & pan tile roofed 3
stall stable & fodder room occupied by Son also Timber & pan tile roofed stable 3 stalls. Timber & felt 5 pen
closed piggery & 2 ditto pan tiled & open stye & 8 do. Open shed. Timber & pantile coach house Timber &
felt 4 pen piggeries & cart shed.
The latter in the occupation of Mr Charles Scarlet who pays £30 inclusive of rates liable to 6 months notice at
anytime.
Requested by Mr Thomas Potter to value together upon 14.2.1912
234 Plaxtole, Polland Rd [sic for Pollard Rd]: dwelling House & Garden
Detached – Void 24.10.1912 Void about 4 years*
Second Floor:- Attic bed 2 stores 1st Floor:- 4 beds (Bath & WC) Grd Floor:- Hall WC lavatory 2 Recept Rms
small Kitchen Scullery Larder Coals WC. Conservatory gardens in a rough state*
Built of red brick rough cast & part timber work in front tiled roof
236 Elmhurst, Polland Rd: dwelling House & Garden
No greenhouse
238 Somercotes, Polland Rd: dwelling House
Inspection refused Stated by Mr Wilkinson (Secy) that accommodation same as Suncroft (242)
240 Leamore, Polland Rd: dwelling House
no greenhouse
242 Suncroft, Polland Rd: dwelling House
Detached Void 24.10.1912 empty about 4 years
Second Floor:- Attic & 2 stores First Floor:- 4 Beds (Bath & WC)
Grd Floor:- 2 Recept Rms Hall WC Lavatory Housemaids pantry small Kitchen Scullery Larder Coals WC
Conservatory garden in a rough state.
Built of red brick part timber & rough cast in front tiled roof, Tiled entrance not good decorative repair
244 Graylands, Sutton Rd: dwelling House, Garage & Buildings
Detached
2nd floor:- large loft 1st floor:- 3 Large beds 2 small beds Bath & WC
Grd floor:- Large Hall tiled, Library, Dining Rm, double Drawing Rm Kitchen Scullery. Conservatory. Basement
cellar
*deletion on original form
Outside: Garage. Timber & Galvd Iron workshop. 2 stall cowshed & sheds 2 greenhouses.
House & garage built of red brick rough cast tiled roof pleasure & kitchen gardens and five paddocks
Note:- The moveable fowl houses not included in valuation.
The land is rather heavy and the lower part wet at times
246 Homewood Cottages, No 1, Queens Rd: Cottage & Garden
End House of a terrace
1st floor:- 3 Beds (all fair sized) Grd floor:- Sitting rm Kitchen Scullery WC forecourt back garden & entrance
Built of brick red brick dressings slate roof.
Queens Road has been kerbed paved & made up
247 Homewood Cottages No 2, Queens Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
251 Homewood Cottages No 6: Cottage & Garden
The roadway continues at the side of this house
252 Briar Cottages No 1, Garth Rd: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached
1st floor:- 3 Beds under one roof no back addition Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC.
Front & back gardens to include strip of unenclosed land back to hedge
Built of brick. Yeo stocks in front & rough cast back & sides & slated roofs
Garth Road private Road built about 6 years
See corrected information re Brickworks adjoining being derelict upon 30.4.1909 (Morden 25) Amended
18.2.1913
253 Briar Cottages No 2, Garth Rd: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
260 Morden Common: Piggeries
Former sales 1905 included with 261
261 Garth Villa, Garth Rd: dwelling House
Detached House Fairly well built of Yeo Stocks red brick dressings & slate roof.
1st floor:- 3 Good beds & box room Grd floor:- Hall Sitting rm Kitchen Scullery. WC. Front garden & yard
The following Buildings are constructed of Timber & felted
roof fowlhouse fodder store 41 pig styes 5 stall
stable loose box & 3 stall cowpen Timber felt & pantile cooking house & shed. Timber & Galvd Iron Store.
Brick & tiled roof slaughter House
262 Meadow Cottage, Central Rd: dwelling House & Garden
Detached
First floor:- 3 Beds Box rm (Bath & WC)
Grd Floor:- Hall 2 Recept Rms Kitchen Scullery. Greenhouse Bicycle Shed & coals front & back gardens 40′
x 180′ about
House built of yeo stocks Rough cast 1st floor slate
263 Cromer Hyde, Central Rd: dwelling House
Detached
First Floor:- 4 Beds Dressing Rm Bath & WC Grd Floor:- Dining Hall Drawing Rm Lavatory wine cellar
Housekeepers Rm Small Kitchen (no scullery)
outside WC small washhouse garage Pony stable Coals greenhouse Lawn Kitchen Gardens Old chicken runs.
House well built of Surrey stocks red brickdressings tiled roof
Inside decorations with varnished deal doors iron latches 5 Elm trees
Former Sales March 1906 [has rough diagrams on 1st page]
264 Soudeley, Wandle Rd: dwelling House
Semi detached
1st floor:- 4 Beds Bath & WC Grd floor:- Hall 2 sitting Rms Kitchen Scullery WC. Large garden.
Note:- The temporary greenhouse & fowl run Tenants
Built of yeo stocks & tiled roof (Built about June 1907)
Wandle Road is a private Road
265 Ravensbury Park: Land
In the rear of Soudeley Mitcham & Meadowside.
A partly enclosed area of market garden land approached from Wandle Road by 9ft cart entrance
The land is fairly level & contains portion of pond.
Old forcing house claimed by tenant no value erected February 1911
266 Meadow View, Wandle Rd: dwelling House
Larger garden now yearly tenant – House known as Meadowside Tenant claims as fixtures shed fowl run
267 Ravenslea, Sutton Rd: dwelling House
Detached
2nd floor:- Large Room 1st floor:- 3 Beds small ditto Boxroom Bath & WC
Grd floor:- Hall Morning Rm Dining Rm & Drawing Rm Kitchen Scullery Pantry WC
Outside:- WC Coals Timber & Galvd Iron cycle & tool sheds small greenhouse Chicken house & run
Built of red brick rough cast hanging tiles tiled roof & lead flat
29 fruit trees. Pleasure & Kitchen gardens
Astrip 40ft wide on North Eastern side is not included in this valuation although now used as garden which
is reserved for site of Road by Mitcham Land Co Ltd therefore this property will be liable for Road charges
when made.
268 Hatsfield [sic for Hatfeild] Cottages No 1, Lower Morden: Cottage & Garden
Semi detached House
1st floor:- 3 Beds (2 rather small) Grd floor:- Lobby Sitting Rm Kitchen WC front & back garden sideway
Well built of brick rough cast & tiled roofs (1907)
270 Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 3: Cottage & Garden
End house of a terrace
1st floor:- 4 Beds rather small Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC front & back gardens
Well built of brick rough cast & tiled roof
271 Hatfield [sic] Cottages No 4: Cottage & Garden
Terrace House
277 Ravensbury Park Estate, Wandle Rd, Lot 2: Stone Yard & Land
Now under 12 months notice to quit
Apartly enclosed area of Building Land plot 2 Ravensbury Park Estate Plan at the junction of Wandle Road
& Sutton Road frontage 100ft
The land fall slightly slightly away from Road.
Occupied upon 21.10.1912 by Henry Harwood the Cricket Green Mitcham in written agreement Rent £5
including Morden 357 used as market garden
This plot has nearly the whole frontage to Sutton Road perhaps a few feet to Wandle Road a private road
278 Central Rd: Meeting Room
See 169 Temporary Building in Recreation Ground for Village Meetings.
Temporary timber & Galvd iron building outside measurements 30′ x 16′ no provision for fireplace.
The land is uncultivated. Fairly level with the Road
Miss E Campbell controls the management of the room
279 Morden: Benefice of St Lawrence
Tithe Rent Charge
281 Corner of Crown Rd & Crown Lane: Iron Mission Hall
Corner of Crown Road & Crown Lane Morden Baptist Mission
Galvd Corr Iron Building match lined & boarded Floor comprising
Church with platform Vestry Room with cupbd. Bible Class Room
The Revd Charles Ingram Rostherne Stanley Rd Wimbledon
This Mission Hall is in connection with Queens Road Baptist Church Wimbledon
282 Stanley Rd, Morden: Strip of Vacant Land
A plot of Vacant Land at the end of Stanley Road used as fowl Runs by owner
283 Riverward, 1 Wandle Rd: House
Semi detached Void
First floor:- 3 Beds. Boxroom Bath WC Store Cupbd Grd floor:- Hall 2 Sitting Rms Kitchen Scullery Food
cupbd
Outside Coals WC yard front & back gardens (not planted)
Built of brick rough cast tiled roof & part hanging tiles House not papered not finished painting
The above house was probably not erected upon 30.4.1909 see register not included in 1909 assessment
285 Woodside, 3 Wandle Rd: House
Brick pillars to front porch
The temporary greenhouse & shed claimed as tenants fixtures
286 Broadlands, 4 Wandle Rd: House
Void
288 Maybank, 6 Wandle Rd: House
Tenant claims temporary tool shed & fowl runs
289 Sutton Rd (just off): Meadow Land
This part valued as requested
Apartly enclosed area of meadow Land being portions of two meadows approached over 40ft strip from Sutton
Road The centre of meadow adjoining Wandle is low and subjected to flood water. The land generally is wet
& not very suitable for Building purposes.
There is a public footpath adjoining a part of this land & runs across the lower portion of the meadow adjoining
Wandle.
290 Lower Morden Lane: Meadow Land
One enclosure of meadow land having a frontage to Lower Morden Lane
Old timber built & felted roof open shed (no value)
The soil is fairly fertile but about 5 acres rather wet
291 Lower Morden Lane & Garth Rd: Land
An enclosure of meadow Land at the corner of Lower Morden Lane & Garth Road about 4/5 of the land is
liable to floods from Pyle Brook. The same is low lying and generally wet Large pond.
Sewer in both Roads Lower Morden Lane fairly well metalled. Garth Road partly made
Note:- Tithe this area is probably included under tithe No 52 but as it is very wet & includes pond no tithe is
allocated to this
292 Garth Rd & Green Lane: Land
An enclosed area of arable Land see plan about 2/3 of the Land fairly fertile remainder fairly stiff & wet at times
Green Lane an unmade cart track or farm Road. Garth Road unfinished Road with no top metalling but with
sewer
Footpath as on ordnance maps drainage from adjoining property
293 Garth Rd: Allotments
Various owners
Allotments situated between Nos 5 & 14 Garth Road
The land falls away from the Road to Pyl Brook Garth Road at this point has a sewer & in fair order the footpath
has a stone kerb Area about ½ acre
294 Crown Rd, Morden: Allotments
An enclosure of Building Land used for Allotments. Situated at the corner of Crown Road & Crown Lane fairly
level with Road. Crown Road has sewer water & gas mains
This portion of Crown Laneis in bad repair and evidently not repairable by Local Authorities not liability for
Crown Lane
NB if liable for half as parish boundary Sy
295 Garth Rd: Land
295Valued as requested
An unenclosed area of rough meadow Land lately covered with a thick coating of soil from watercourse. The
present surface is fairly level with Garth Road
It was not being used for agricultural purposes upon date of inspection 14.2.1912
See note re Brickworks being derelict upon 30.4.1909 Morden 25 amended valuation 18.2.1913
296 Garth Rd, Morden: Rough Meadow Land
To be valued as requested
An enclosed area of rough meadow Land part lately planted with a few fruit trees and part broken up as garden
water holes The Land falls away from Road towards brook and is generally 5ft to 7ft below Road
Sewer & water mains in Road
Garth Road is a private Road & there is no footpath on this side of Road
297 Garth Rd, Morden: Land
60′ x about 323′ Valued as requested upon 14.2.1912
A partly enclosed area of Building Land this land rises slightly from Road to back boundary
There are no buildings upon this land. The land is heavy and at times wet clay
Garth Road is a private Road but with sewer & water main
Sold to Wm Sullings
298 Garth Rd, Morden: Land
Valued as requested
Apartly enclosed area of vacant Building Land adjoining No 297 There are 6 concrete & felt roofed pigstyes
which were no doubt erected after 23.6.1910
Sold to John Sullings
299 Bishops Cottages, Lower Morden Lane: Cottage
Terrace House let with Lower Morden Farm Void
1st floor:- 2 Beds Grd floor:- Sitting Rm Kitchen Scullery WC. Front & back gardens
Built of brick cement faced & slated roof. Slate slipping & few cracks wants painting 14.2.12
300 Lower Morden Lane: Cottage
Let with Lower Morden Farm. End House of terrace Larger garden
301 Heathfield, London Rd, Morden: House
Semi detached (stabling & room over only adjoin)
1st floor:- 5 Beds bath WC Grd floor:- Hall 3 Reception Rms Kitchen Scullery WC 2 staircases
Small coachhouse & 1 stall stable verandah in front & conservatory small, side entrance
Built of brick (Suffolks) slated roof in fair order but wants painting outside upon 29.1.1912
20 fruit trees. Tenants sheds. Pleasure & Kitchen gardens.
The house will never be worth an adequate rental in accordance with accommodation
302 Green Lane, Lower Morden: Lands & Coppice
Four enclosures of meadow and rough pasture land and about 3¾ acres of coppice.
The Land is rather heavy clay, wet at times more particular towards brook.
Green Lane is very rough unmade track although a certain portion has received some Road metalling and a
hard Road has been made from sewage Farm to end of Longfellow Road
303 Wandle Road: Building Land Plot 165 on plan
59′ x 118’A partly fenced plot of Building Land having a frontage of 60ft to Wandle Road
The Land is slightly below & falls away from Wandle Road
Wandle Road is a private Road with sewer & water mains
304-9 Wandle Road Building Land Plots 159-164
60′ x 120
310 Ravensbury Manor,Wandle Road: Building Plots 141 to 158 & strip in rear of 159 to 165
Land purchased by Capt Harold Francis Bidder in 1910 at £1720?
An enclosed parcel of Land with a frontage to Wandle Road on the Northern side thereof. Upon which since
has been erected Home known as Ravensbury Manor containing
2nd floor:- 2 attic Beds & dressing Rm. boxroom 1st floor:- 4 Beds dressing Rm WC Bath
Grd floor:- Hall 2 Recept rooms Kitchen Scullery Cloak Rm. Basement cellars under whole House
Outside:- WC Boot Rm Coal cellar. Yard
House built of Surrey stocks Red kiln brick dressings & tiled Rm.
The Land is being laid out as Lawns & pleasure grounds by present owner.
Wandle Road is private with sewer & watermains
311 Wandle Road: Building Plot Nos 83, 84 & 85
An unenclosed area of building Land upon the northern side of Wandle Road & having a frontage thereto of
240′
The land has since the 30.4.1909 been fenced in. It falls away from the Road.
Sewer & gullies in road
312 Wandle Road: Building Plot Nos 81 & 82
A partly unenclosed area of building Land having a frontage of 160′ to the north side of Wandle Rd
313 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 80
An unenclosed plot of Building Land 80 x 137′ having a frontage of 80′ to the northside of Wandle Road.
The Land is slightly below & falling away from Road towards River Wandle. Loose earth has been shot close
to Wandle Road. Being temporarily used as fowl run & roughly fenced in with wire
314 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 79
80 x 134′ not used as fowl run or fence in
315 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 78
80 x 132′
316 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 166
Apartly enclosed plot of Building Land having a frontage to the south side of Wandle Road of 40ft & 22ft at
back 150 deep. The land is rising slightly above the Road
Wandle Road private road with sewer & water main
317/8 Wandle Road: Building Plot Nos 167-168
40′ frontage 22’at back x 150
319 Wandle Road: 22 Building Plot Nos 136-140
685′ frontage x 130′ deep
An enclosed area of building Land with a frontage to partly constructed Road known as Milner Road on the
western side. The land is fairly level with Road.
Frontage 150′ to Milner Road and about 131′ to Wandle Road see letter 26.11.1912 frontage Wandle Rd
Milner Road has sewer gullies. Partly metalled & grown over with grass
320 Wandle Road, between Milner & Morton Rds: Building Land
Frontage 282′ 6″ Depth 150 feet
An enclosed area of Land fronting Wandle Road & side frontage to Morton & Milner Roads
Vacant Land upon 30.4.1909 upon part of which has since been erected Garage & stabling company
First floor:- Bedroom Living Rm & scullery
Grd floor:- Coach house. Covered washing shed. 1 stall stable. Engine House Storage for Electric light plant. WC
Sold to Capt H J Bidder 16.3.1911 £550
All Road private Roads
321 Milner Road: Building Plot Nos 101 & 102
An unenclosed area of Building Land with frontage to partly constructed Road known as Milner Road with
side frontage to Seddon Road The Land is fairly level with Road 55ft frontage x 130 feet depth
Both Roads private but with sewer & gullies 1 oak tree 135ft cube [i.e. contains 135 cu.ft. of saleable timber]
322 Morton Road: Building Plot No 65
An unenclosed plot of Building Land with frontage of 50ft to Morton Road depth about 150′.
The land is fairly level with road. Morton Road is a private Road with sewer & gullies
323-31 Morton Road: Building Plot Nos 56-64
50 feet frontage x 150 feet depth. 326 This portion of Morton Rd not so well made
332 Morton Road: Building Plot No 55
55′ x 150′
This plot has an actual frontage of 52ft & a side frontage to Seddon Road note 55ft shown on estate plan
333 Morton Road: Building Plot No 23
Situated at the corner of Morton & Seddon Roads frontage 67ft side frontage 167
334 Morton Road: Building Plot No 24
Frontage 64 x 179 feet 4 elm trees
335 Morton Road: Building Plot No 25
64 x 201 feet 1 oak tree
336 Morton Road: Building Plot Nos 26 & 27
Owner unknown
A partly enclosed plot of vacant Building Land with a frontage of 110′ x 171′ on Southern side
Note front fence measures 106′ 6″ 1 Elm Tree 45ft
337 Morton Road: Building Plot No 28
35 x 225
An enclosed plot of buildingLand having an actual frontage to Morton Road of about 52ft and a side frontage
to Pollard Road of 227ft. Land fairly level & slightly above Roads
Both Roads private Roads with sewers & gullies
338 Pollard Road, adjoining Leamore: Building Plot No 290
54 x 149 An enclosed plot of Building Land having a frontage to Pollard Road of 54′ 3″ or thereabouts
The Land is slightly above Road. Pollard Road is private with Sewers & gullies
339 Morton Road: Building Plot No 49
52′ to 48′ at back x 150 feet An unenclosed plot of Building Land having a frontage of 53′ (actual) to Morton
Road & a side frontage of 150′ to Pollard Road. The Land is slightly below both Roads. Both Roads are private
with sewers 7 gullies
340 Morton Road: Building Plot No 50
52 to 48′ at back x 169 No side frontage frontage 52′
341 Morton Road: Building Plot No 51
52′ to 48 at back x 207′
342 Morton Road: Building Plot Nos 52, 53 & 54
An enclosed area of meadow Land used as tennis courts at the Corner of Morton & Wandle Roads
Small timber & felt pavilion erected since 1909. 155′ 6″ to Morton Road 208′ 3″ to Wandle Road
The Secry to Mitcham Land Co stated upon 28.10.1912 that houses could be built to Wandle Road
Building Line 30ft to Morton Rd & 10ft to Wandle Rd
343 Pollard Road, Adjoining Suncroft: Building Plot No 48
Apartly enclosed plot of Building Land fronting Pollard Road adjoining House known as Suncroft with frontage
50′ x 145 This land fall away from Road. Pollard Road is private with Sewer & gullies
344 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 67
80′ to 73′ at back x 163 A partly enclose Plot of Building Land having a frontage of 80ft to Wandle Road
The Land slightly rises above Wandle Road and part is fenced off with wire as a kitchen garden in the occupation
Richard Spackman upon 21.10.1912. Wandle Road is private with Sewer & gullie
345 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 68
80′ x 73 at back x 160′ In the occupation of Richard Spackman as a fowl run upon 21.10.1912
346 Seddon Road: Building Plot No 17A
50 x 183′ Apartly enclosed plot of Building Land having a frontage of 50ft to Seddon Road. The land fall away
from Seddon Road. Seddon Road is private with sewer & gullies
347 Seddon Road: Building Plot Nos 17 & 18
A partly enclosed parcel of Building Land upon the north eastern side of Seddon Road.
The Land falls slightly away from the Road. There is a boarded fence on the north western side. Three elm
trees
Seddon Road is private not well constructed with sewer & gullies
348 Ravensbury Park Estate, Seddon Road: Building Plots Nos 19 & 20
Two elm trees
349 St Lawrence Church, London Road, Morden: Church
Church with plain oak pulpit, oak pews, carved stone font plaster ceiling with oak & chestnut beams.
Belfry & clock Rm in Tower. Built of red brick stone dressings tiled roof Iron tiebars through. Built about 1600
Church Yard. Burials still in Church Yard small frontage to Road. Seating 300. Area about ¾ac
Note under former sales 1500 to 1700
350 Seddon Road: Building Plots Nos 21 & 22
Former sales 1902 about. One elm tree
351 Sutton Road: Building Plots 12-16, 86-94, 17a, 37a
Apartly enclosed area of building Land fronting Sutton Road frontage 321′ actual & side frontages of 200′ to
Pollard Rd 100 to Seddon Rd to include strip 10ft reserved for back entrance see letter 26.11.1912.
The Land is rather uneven and above Sutton & Pollard Roads.
Both Seddon & Pollard Roads are private
352 Ravensbury Park Estate, Sutton Road: 4 Building Plots No 8-11
Apartly enclosed area of vacant Building Land having a frontage of 280ft to the main Road Mitcham to Sutton
and a side frontage of 201′ to Pollard Road which is about 4ft above the surface of Land. Aconsiderable quantity
of timber.
Pollard Road is a private Road.
Parts entered from E D papers Croydon V 12310
353 Sutton Road: Plot used for widening Sutton Road
Strip of Land used for widening Sutton Road adjoining a brick bridge over Wandle area 5 poles
There appears to have been 2 buttresses and 2 retaining walls projecting on this land over which a bridge had
been made see plan
354 Crown Road (off): Garden Land
An enclosed area of kitchen garden Land approached by back passage entrance from Crown Road and situated
in rear of No 1 Crown Road.
Note Occupier living at 5 Crown Road
355 Sutton Road: Building Plots No 6
Apartly enclosed area of building Land 160ft x 200 & 30 in rear situated at Corner of Sutton & Wandle Road.
The Land is about 3ft below Sutton Road. Some handsome Beech trees upon this plot.
Wandle Road is a private Road
356 Sutton Road: Building Land Plot 7
A partly enclosed area of Building Land 70′ x 200ft x 65ft at rear having a frontage to Sutton Road.
Land slightly below Road
357 Wandle Road: Building Plot No 3
Apartly enclosed area of Building Land having a frontage of 100ft to North Side of Wandle Road at the junction
with Sutton Road. The Land is slightly falling away from Road. Sewer & gullies in Road
The Land is being used as market garden by Mr Henry Harwood no written agreement Rent £5 including 277
Morden
Wandle Road is a private Road
359 Wandle Road: Building Plots 75 & 76
An unenclosed parcel of Building Land upon the northern side of Wandle Road
The Land is slightly below Road & falls away to the rear. There is a ditch running across the rear part of this
Land.
Wandle Road is a private Road with sewer & gullies
361 Wandle Road: Building Plot 72
An unenclosed parcel of Building Land upon the Southern side of Wandle Road 80’x 150′.
The land is slightly above the Road
Wandle Road is a private Road with sewer & gullies
362 Wandle Road Building: Plot 73
For 2 private houses only 2 cost £500 each former sales 15.10.1903
363 Wandle Road: Building Plot 74
Frontage 100ft 6″ and 60ft at back
364 Wandle Road: Land
An unenclosed parcel of Building Land having a frontage of 130′ to Wandle Road and a depth of 150ft situated
at the Corner of Milner Road. The land is fairly level with Roads. Both Roads are private
365 Wandle Road: Land
Apartly enclosed parcel of Building Land having a frontage of about 920′ to Wandle Road and a depth of 150′
side frontage to a proposed Road. Land is fairly level with Road.
366 Wandle Road: Building Land Plot 4
A partly enclosed area of building Land fronting Wandle Road 100ft c 221′ x 40 in rear.
The Land is slightly below Road.
Some fruit trees have lately been planted & part broken up as garden ground. One oak tree on this plot. Private Road
367 Wandle Road Building Land Plot 5
100′ x 195′ x 40 in rear. There is a ditch running across this plot no tree
368 Wandle Road: Land
Apartly enclosed strip of Land about 40ft wide from bank of the River Wandle with 15ft entrance from Wandle
Road extending to in line of western boundary of plot 82 upon Ravensbury Park Estate. Plan including half
bed of River Wandle & about ½ ac on northern bank. The surface of Land is about 1½ft above water level and
is being used upon 21.10.1912 as pleasure ground in connection with House Ravensbury Manor.
Former sales 21.12.1906
369 London & Central Roads: Land now Council Schools
Land upon 30.4.1909 Meadow surface with both Roads. Now Brick built (red) & tiled roof modern schools
erected comprising Cloak Room WC & cupbd. Central Hall part can be divided off 6 Class Rooms Cloak Rm
2 Cupbds. 2 staircase each leading to upon 1st floor store room Teacher’s Rm
Outside part tarpaved & part gravelled playground 2 Brick & tiled shelters 4 WCs & urinal & 7 WCs & Urinal
Kitchen gardens specimen plots & meadow 6 elms
371 Sutton Road: Land
An enclosed area of Land and bed of River Wandle see plan. The surface of Land is low about 1 to 2ft above
water level and below surface of Road. Unoccupied. Includes 5ft strip upon Northern Bank.
This does not include about 5po sold to Surrey County Council. Building Line 25ft
Right of Way reserved by Capt H F Bidder
373 Milner Road: Land Plot 102 & pt 101 Ravensbury Park Estate Plan
An unenclosed plot of Vacant Building Land being Plot 102 & Part of Plot 101 upon Ravensbury Park Estate Plan
With a frontage of 55ft depth about 130′ other dimensions see plan. The land is fairly level with Milner Road
Milner Road is formed & roughly gravelled but turf repair over same. With sewer & gullies occupied by J
Elmer in conjunction with adjoining land
374 Milner Road: Land Plot 103
This plot has a frontage of 30ft depth of 130′
385 Milner Road: Land Plot 114
There is a large oak tree upon this plot. This was valued at £10
389 Milner Road: Land Plot 118
This plot is situated at the corner of Seddon Road which is in a somewhat similar state as Milner Road
401 Milner Road: Land Plot 130
An unenclosed plot of vacant Building Land being plot 130 upon Ravensbury Park Estate with frontage of
30ft and a depth of 130’. The Land is fairly level with Milner Road which is formed & roughly metalled but
turf has grown over same.sewer & gullies
Occupied by John Elmer in conjunction with adjoining Land
MASTER MAP, with schedule numbers plotted onto 1912 Ordnance Survey map
There are enlargements of sections of this map on the following pages
red lines show different occupation
green lines show division for valuation
dETAIL MAP, Morden north-west, with schedule numbers plotted onto 1912 Ordnance Survey map
dETAIL MAP, Morden north-east, with schedule numbers plotted onto 1912 Ordnance Survey map
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red lines show different occupation
green lines show division for valuation
EnlargEmEnt of
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crown Inn
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EnlargEmEnt of
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crown Inn
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dETAIL MAP, Morden south-east, with schedule numbers plotted onto 1912 Ordnance Survey map
red lines show different occupation
green lines show division for valuation
dETAIL MAP, Morden south-west, with schedule numbers plotted onto 1912 Ordnance Survey map
AddITIONAL AddRESSES SHOWN ON FORMS
Baptist Church Trustees
Benger, Clemance Wm
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
Clark, Abram
Cockbill, Wm
Coomber, Frederick
Dunstone, W
Ellis, Herbert Moates
Elmer, John
Evans, Richardson
Evans, William Edward
Fowkes, Sir Frederick F C
Gladstone, Mrs
Goodman, Thos
Greenway, Edwin Henry
Hales, Ernest
Harding, Harry
Hardings, James
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
Hecker, Paul
Hoare, Hy Seymour
Hodgson & Kingston Brewery Co
Hughes, Richard Hugh Jones
Ingram, Revd Charles
Langhorne, Revd William Henry MA
Mears, Miss Agnes
Mears, Mrs Eliza
Mears, Edward John
Mears, Reuben
Mears, Sidney
Merton Park Estate Co Ltd
Mitcham Land Co
Moyce, Henry Michael
Mulliner, Herbert James
Mulliner, James Arthur Edgar
Nash, George
Osborne, Samuel
Page & Overton Brewery
Pain, Oliver
Panting, James Harwood
Parton, Miss Mary
Poston, George
Potter, Mrs, Clivekin
Potter, Thos
Proctor, Charles
Rewcastle, Joseph Henry
Queens Rd, Wimbledon
Grove Cottage, Grove Rd, Mitcham
Ravensbury Manor, Wandle Rd
Ravensbury Mill, Morden Rd
1 Mellish Terr, London Rd
2 Queens Place, Morden
The Lodge, Morden Hall
9 Walbrook SE
High St, Mitcham
The Keir, Wimbledon Common
Graylands, Sutton Rd
Gaddesby, Leics
147 Leadenhall
Bedford House, 52 West Side, Wandsworth Cmn
4 Willow View, Merton Abbey
9 London Rd, Morden
Ravenslea, Sutton Rd
95a Mitcham Lane, Streatham
Morden
155 Fenchurch St
Knoyle House, Salisbury
Kingston
The Esplanade, Worthing
Rostherne, Stanley Rd, Wimbledon
The Rectory, Morden
25 Quicks Rd, Wimbledon
1 Heathfield Cottage, Crown Lane
173 Grangefield Ave, Bradford Moor
61 Kingston Rd, Merton
315 Richmond Rd, Twickenham
Secy Bertram J Rumble, Merton
27 Chancery Lane
Homefield, London Rd, Morden
26 Crieff Rd, Wandsworth
31 Crieff Rd, Wandsworth
10 Merton Rush, Merton
Rexbourne, Heathfield Gdns, Wandsworth Cmn
Shirley
26 The Park, Mitcham
47 Beechdale Rd, Brixton Hill
33 Church Rd, Wimbledon
Bishopford
3 Trevor Rd, Woodford, Essex
Rose Cottage, Garth Rd
11 East Rd, Wimbledon
Meadow Cottage, Central Rd
Sayers, Charles
High St, Merton/Mitcham
Selway, Percy – Sec Baptist Church
53 Cleveden Rd, Wimbledon
Sheppard, Chas
Westhorpe, Herbert Rd, Wimbledon
Starley, Alfred
24 Market St, Mayfair W
Stickings, John
Soudeley, Wandle Rd, Mitcham
Sullings, Wm
Garth Villa, Garth Rd
Surrey County Council, Clerk
Penrhyn Rd, Kingston On Thames
Symes, Samuel B J (Churchwarden)
Lower Morden Farm
Treacher, Arthur James (Churchwarden)
Sheredon Lodge, Merton Park
Trendall, James
Clifton Cottage, Lower Morden
Wakeford, Mrs Matilda
18 Hilldown Rd, Streatham
Walford, William Henry
19 Gaynesford Rd, Forest Hill
Watkins, J
Seymour Villa, Eve Rd, Woking
White, Oscar James
Chapel Croft, Box Hill, Dorking
Wilkins, W Marcus
Town Clerk, Battersea
Williams, Wm
Keepers Lodge, Phipps Bridge, Merton
Willis, Mrs Emily
Brookfield, London Rd, Mitcham
Willis, Walter (Exors)
Brookfield, Mitcham
Winlaw, Revd Preston Kelsall & Mrs Jane
Hill
House
‘The Village, Central Road, Morden’: an early postcard
AddITIONAL NAMES MENTIONEd ON SCHEduLES
2
Dallen, Daniel Edgar
8
Evans, J
10
Rasey, Alfred; Drake, Francis;
Noakes, George; & Bishop, H
13
Elmers, John
14
Young, James
15
Skilton, Charles Aubrey
17
Sayer, C; Sticklings, John;
& Elmers, John
21
Baker, Miss Elizabeth Emily
21
Baker, Miss Ethel Emily
22
Bailey, James S; Owen, Thomas;
& Tye, Sydney Frank
29
Crosby, Capt A J (June 1914)
31
Lonqueville, Capt Edward
38 Lee, Geo Henry
& Sewell, G J
52
Allen, Mr
54
Bishop, Francis Henry
63
Taylor, George
65
Benger, C W; White, O J; White, A K;
& Mighell, Philip
75
Gunner, Alfred James
87
Johnson, Mrs
101
Johnson, William
106
Poupart, Frances Robert
118
Saunders, James
119
Saunders, James
122
Kelsey, George
124
Guilleret, Reginald
128
Groves, Walter
132
Munsford, Frank
135
Robins, H, Secy
137
Hales, Ernest
140
Pope, John
143
Coney, Joseph
148
Higgins, George
157
Langhorne, Wm Henry
158
Brooks, Joseph Sydney
174
Morris, George
178
Dray, Thomas
186
Reddington, Fred
187
Quayle, John Albert
197
Birch, Thomas William
202
208
209
213
216
218
219
222
229
232
233
233
237
238
239
248
250
253
255
256
257
258
263
269
270
271
272
274
275
277
281
285
287
288
297
298
316
322
344
345
357
372
Peto, Albert Morton
Beadle, George
Dartnell, Richard Thomas
Fry, Walter
Maizie, Mrs
Rise, Wm Alma
Tye, Sidney
Ridouts, Oliver
Edwards, Arthur
Campbell, John
Scarlet, Charles
Potter, Thomas
Young, James Henry (Oct 1912)
Waller, Wm Henry (Oct 1912)
Strube, Rudolph F K
Alcock, Charles James
Hambrook, James Frederick
Dukes, Mark
Walter, George
Graham, Charles
Trendall, Robert
Saunders, Wm
Murray, Keurio? B
Chesterton, Bertram
Reed, Leonard
Latimer, Henry Wm
Gibbs, A
Grove, Caroline
McLean, James
Harwood, Henry
Ingram, Revd Charles
Combe, Arthur Sydney
Owen, Howard Buckly Price
Spackman, Richard
Sullings, Wm
Sullings, John
Elmers, John
Elmers, John
Spackman, Richard
Spackman, Richard
Harwood, Henry
Elmer, J
INdEx OF OWNERS
Battersea Borough Council
8, 177
Benger, Clemance Wm
19
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
368
Bidder, Mrs
159, 164
Brooks, Mrs Alice
178-180, 182-188
Bush, Richard Arthur
23
Churchwardens
245
Churchwardens (Treacher & Symes)
163
Clark, Abram
172-176, 246-250
Cockbill, Wm
201
Coomber, Frederick
210, 211
Dodds, Chas Edward
198
Dunstone, W
141
Ellis, Herbert Moates
283- 288
Evans, Richardson
311, 312, 353, 371
Evans, William Edward
244
Fowke, Sir Frederick Ferrer Conant 30, 280
Garth, William & Garth, Charles
32, 49-51
Gladstone, Mrs 18
Goodman, Thos
202-205, 220, 221-225
Greenway, Edwin Henry
199, 200
Greenway, Mrs Emma
181
Hales, Ernest
136
Harding, Harry
267
Harding, James
360
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
1, 2, 7, 9-12, 21, 31, 41, 43-48, 61, 67-130, 132-135, 160-162,
167-171, 190, 268-275, 278, 290-294, 299-302
Hecker, Paul
24
Hoare, Hy Seymour
36-38, 58-59, 62-66
Hoare, Hy Seymour 52
Hoare, Hy Seymour
20
Hodgson & Kingston Brewery Co Ltd
166
Hughes, Richard Hugh Jones
29
Langhorne, Revd William Henry MA
349
Mears, Miss Agnes
140
Mears, Alfred J
352
Mears, Edward John
139, 150
Mears, Mrs Eliza
145-149, 151-152, 282, 354
Mears, Reuben
137, 142, 143, 153, 212, 213
Mears, Sidney
138
Merton Park Estate
53-57, 60
Metropolitan Water Board
243
Mitcham Gas Co
39
Mitcham Land Co Ltd13, 14, 16, 17, 234-242, 303-310, 313-335, 337-341, 343-346,
(Secretary: Mr TWilkinson)
351, 364, 365, 373-406
Moyce, Henry Michael decd
42
Mulliner, Herbert James
348
Mulliner, James Arthur Edgar
350
Nash, George
National Telephone Co
Osborne, Samuel
Page & Overton Brewery Ltd
Pain, Oliver
Panting, James Harwood
Phoenix Assurance Co Ltd
Poston, George J
Potter, Thos
Proctor, Charles
Rewcastle, J H
Rewcastle, Joseph Henry
Roach, Herbert William
Royal Brewery Brentford Ltd
Royal Brewery Co
Rutter, Hugh Campbell
St Lawrence benefice – Tithe Rent Charge
Sayer(s), Chas
School Trustees
Sheppard, Chas
Starley, Alfred
Sullings, Wm
Surrey County Council
Sutton District Water Co
Trendall, James
Trustees
Trustees of Baptist Church
unknown
Wakeford, Mrs Matilda
Walford, William Henry
Watkins, J
White, Oscar James
Wilkins, W Marcus
Williams, Wm
Willis, Miss Emily
Willis, Walter (Exors)
Winlaw, Mrs Jane
Winlaw, Revd George Preston Kelsall
197, 206, 226-232
276
207-209
35
355, 356, 366, 367
347
34
3, 289
233
195, 196
191-194
262
189
22
131
165
279
15, 264-266, 342
158
214-219
363
260, 261
369
40
25-28, 252-259, 295-298
33
281
336
362
359
361
263
4, 5, 6
251
357
277
154-156
157
INdEx OF OCCuPIERS
* = additional name (see p.60)
Clark, Moses
195
Clipperton, Robert Charles
190
Cockbill, Wm
201
Collyer, Henry
141
Combe, Arthur
285
Combe, Arthur Sydney
285*
Coney, Joseph
143*
Conyard, Wm
98
Coomber, Frederick
211
Coomber, Joseph
138
Coppin, Frank Gerald
284
Crabb, Henry
207-209
Cruwys, Lawrence
236
Crosby, Capt A J
29*
Cross, Charles
176
Cross, Edward
100
Dabney, Mrs
75
Dallen, Daniel Edgar
2*
Dartnell, Richard Thomas
209*
Dimond, Mrs Elizabeth
121
Dodds, Chas Edward
198
Dowding, H J
131
Dowding, Hy J
22
Drake, Francis
10*
Dray, Thomas
178*
Dukes, Mark
253*
Edwards, Arthur
229*
Elmer(s), John
364, 365, 373, 401,
402, 403, 404, 405,
406, 13*, 17*, 316*,
322*, 372*
Evans, Henry
200
Evans, J
8*
Evans, Joseph
177
Evans, Richardson
371
Evans, Wm Edward
244
Firling, Ebenezer
139
Flint, Frederick
231
Forbes, Wm A
272
Fry, Walter
213*
Gallup, Edward Wm
230
Garnett, Arnold Ramsden & 286
Ethel Maude
Gaydon, George
275
Gibbons, Hubert
249
Gibbs, A
272*
Gibson, G
170
Giles, John
145
Giles, Wm George
80
Adam, Miss Fanny
127
Alcock, Charles James
248*
Alexander, John William
241
Allen, Mr
52*
Atkinson, Henry
94
Atkinson, Nelson
194
Bailey, Henry John Swinburne
43
Bailey, James S
22*
Baker, Miss Elizabeth Emily
21*
Baker, Miss Ethel Emily 21*
Barker, John 74
Barker, John Joseph
73, 156
Barnes, James
220
Bason, William
128
Battersea Borough Council
4, 5, 6
Beadle, George
208*
Benger, C W
19, 20, 65*
Bidder, Capt Harold Francis
310, 320, 368
Birch, Robert
197
Birch, Thomas William
197*
Bishop, Francis Henry
54*
Bishop, Wm Jas
222
Bizzel(l), George
218, 247
Blow, Arthur
246
Bond, Thomas
97
Boorer, Geo
83
Boorer, Geo Snr
85
Bowles, Miss Clara
18
Brent, Arthur
125
Brooks, H
101
Brooks, Henry Powell
178, 180
Brooks, Joseph Sydney
215, 158*
Bush, Richard Arthur 23
Campbell, John
232*
Campbell, Miss E
50, 278
Carling, Courtney
29
Case, Wm Alfred
184
Chapman, Alfred
66
Chapman, Arthur
144
Chennell, E
104
Chesterton, Bertram
269*
Chillingworth, Harry George
151
Chitts, Henry
123
Clapp, George
65
Clark, Edward
116, 135
Goodwin, John James
62
Graham, Charles
256*
Grantham, Alfred
108
Greenway, Albert
199
Greenway, Mrs Emma
181
Grove, Caroline
274*
Groves, Frank
129
Groves, Thos
112
Groves, Walter
128*
Guilleret, Reginald
124*
Guillerette, H G
124
Gunn, George
270
Gunner, Alfred James
75*
Hales, Edward
232
Hales, Ernest
137*
Hambrook, James
250
Hambrook, James Frederick
250*
Harding, Harry
267
Harriot, William
8
Harvey, Mrs Edwin
107
Harvey, Thos Paishley
41
Harwood, Henry
277*, 357*
Hatfeild, Gilliat E
61, 67, 68, 69, 70,
71, 161
Hawkins, Peter
210
Hedges, Wm
193
Hepgrave, Arthur
76
Higgins, George
256, 148*
Hills, James
163
Hodgson, Gerald
301
Hudson, Mrs Annie
204
Hughes, Jesse
354
Hulbert, Sydney
227
Hutley, Stephen A
7
Imsfield, Chas W
271
Ingram, Revd Charles
281*
James, George
33
James, George Albert
34
James, Mrs W
179
Johnson, James
87
Johnson, Mrs
87*
Johnson, William
101*, 103
Jones, Stanley
126
Kelsey, George
122*
Kent, James
172
Kites, Wm
147
Lambert, Alfred
300
Laming, William
99
Langhorne, Wm Henry
157*
Latimer, Henry Wm
271*
Lawley, F H
35
Lawrence, Frank Ernest
182
Lawson, Mrs Elizabeth 273
Layton, Wm
214
Leavy, John
254
Lee, Geo Henry
38*
Lee, Jesse
224
Lemon, James
93
Linington, G
148
Longhurst, Allen James
149
Lonqueville, Capt Edward
31*
Lyons, W
140
Maccy, Edward
196
Mackney, Thos
132
Maizie, Mrs
216*
Mann, Robert
79
Mansfield, Moses
96
Margon, Henry
113
Marsh, Arthur John
153
Martin, Edward
78
Martin, Frank
105
Martin, Herbert Edwin
234
Martin, Mrs Emily
120
Maynard, Thomas Trout
30
McLean, Alex
158
McLean, James
275*
McCarthy, John Thomas
217
McDonald, Mrs Elizabeth
84
Mears, H J G
137
Mears, Mrs Eliza
152
Mighell, Philip
63, 65*
Mitcham Gas Co
39
Mitcham Land Co
14
Mitchell, E
187
Mizen, John
31
Morgan, Mrs Eliza
216
Morris, George
174*
Munsford, Frank
132*
Murray, Keurio? B
263*
Neale, Harry
114
Nelson, F
219
Neves, John
109
Nicholas, Arthur
133
Noakes, George
10*
Norris, Frederick
192
Olsson, Martin C
240
Owen, Howard Buckly Price
287*
Owen, Thomas
22*
Owen, Wm
72
Pantaney John
188
Parker, Henry
117
Pearce, Ernest Wm
212
Peto, Albert Morton
202*
Peto, Arthur
203
Piercey, Elisha
130
Pile/Pyle, Wm Ltd
245, (163 description)
Player, Silas
162
Pope, John
140*
Poston George J 3, 289
Potter, Thomas
233
Poupart, Francis
106
Poupart, Francis Robert
106*
Prangley, Reginald Duncan
235
Pugh-Cook, Miss Ada Margaret
52
Purchase, E Keynes
49
Quayle, John Albert
187*
Rasey, Alfred10*
Reddington, F213
Reddington, Fred
186*
Reed, Leonard
270*
Reeves, Albert John
166
Reid, Lenoi
90
Rewcastle, Joseph Henry
262
Riddington, Wm
174
Ridouts, Oliver
222*
Rise, Wm Alma
218*
Roach, Herbert William
189
Robbins, Henry
226, 135*
Robinson, Mrs E
64
Rowe, George
183
Rutter, Hugh Campbell
165
Rutter, J & Co
159, 164
Sargent, Walter
268
Saunders, Alfred
88
Saunders, Charles
118, 119
Saunders, James
118*, 119*
Saunders, Wm
258*
Sayer, C
17*
Scarlet, Charles
233*
Searle, George
48
Searles, James
37
Seward, Rufus White
38, 44-47, 53-57,
154, 290
Sewell, George
122
Sewell, Wm
191
Shepherd, Joseph
277
Sheriff, Paul
92
Sherman, William James
36
Skelton, Frederick
173
Skilton, Charles Aubrey
15*
Skinner, Arthur
257
Spackman, Richard
288*, 344*, 345*
Spencer, George
228
Stent, Charles
2
Stephenson, Wm
229
Stevenson, John
206
Sewell, G J
38*
Stickings/Sticklings, John
17*, 264, 265
Stockbridge, Arthur
175
Stockbridge, Mrs W
110
Storey, George
171
Strube, Randolph Frederick Carl
239
Strube, Rudolph F K
239*
Sullings, John
298*
Sullings, Wm
260, 261, 297*
Sutton District Water Co
40
Swaker, George
252
Symes, Samuel Bartlett 9-12, 45, 291, 292,
302
Taylor, Charles Wm
81
Taylor, George
63*
Templeton, William
13, 15-17
Thompson, George
24
Tickner, James
86
Tickner, Leonard
77
Trendall Bros [sic for Trendell]
25-26
Trendall Frederick
259
Trendall, Chas
27
Trendall, James
28, 295-298
Trendall, Robert
257*
Tribe, William James
185
Trinder, Frank Henry
266
Trustees of Baptist Church
281
Tye, Sidney
22*, 219*
Vacant
305-309, 313-319,
321-335, 337-341,
343- 346, 348, 350,
351, 355, 356, 361,
366, 367
Various
89
Vincent, James
82
Vincent, Wm
91
Void
303, 304, 311, 312, INdEx OF ROAdS, PROPERTIES, ETC
Wakeling, Daniel
Waller, Wm Henry
Walter, George
Ward, John
Warren, Wm
Webb, E
Welford, Sydney
Wheatley, Mrs Ellen
White, Albert Kidman
White, Henry
White, Oscar James
Wilkie, Thomas Adam
Williams, Thos
Willis, E
Winlaw,
Revd
George
Preston
Kelsall
Winlaw, Mrs Jane
Wood, Harry
Woodland, William
Wormald, John
Worsfold, Adrian
Worsfold, Edward
Worsfold, George
Young, Arthur James
Young, James
Young, James Henry
352, 362
274
238
255*
142
136
21
248
223
58-60, 65*
251
58-60, 65*, 263
1
225
357
157, 279
155
146
134
167-169
221
150
95
115
14*
237*
‘The George Inn Morden’:
detail from an early postcard
Central Rd
Nos 1-17
1, 112-127
Chalgrove
50
Cottages & Garden
64-66
Cromer Hyde
263
Hazelwood
165
Lodge Estate
59
Lodge Estate (Morden Farm)
58
Meadow Cottage
262
Meeting Room
278
Orchard
69
Plough Inn
35
School House
158
Steel Hawes
160-161
Steel Hawes Cottages
128-129
Steel Hawes Lodge
162
Land behind Steel Hawes
70
The Cottages (opposite Plough)
133
The Elms
51
The Laurels
41
The Rectory
157
The Willows
189
Central Rd & London Rd
Land now Council Schools
369
The Island
68
Crown Lane
Heathfield Cottages No 2
152-153
Iron Mission Hall
281
Mears Cottages
138-141
Norths Cottages
181-188
Smith Shop
131
Crown Rd
Nos 1-3
198, 150
151
Allotments
294
Crown Cottages
92-101
Frederick Cottages
220-225
Garden Land 354
George Cottages
226-229
Iron Mission Hall
281
Ivy Cottage
130
Lilian Cottages
199
Mears Cottages
142-143
Osborne Cottages
207-209
Rosemary Cottage
200
Vine Cottages
172-176
London Rd (contd)
Lower Morden
163
Manor House
134
Mellish Terrace
201-206
Monmouth Villas
136-137
Morden House
31
Morden Park: House, Stable & Land167-171
Morden Park: Wood, Plantation
67
North Lodge
178-180
Park Cottages
106-109
Rose Villa (Herbert Cottage)
132
St Lawrence Church
349
Tithe Rent Charge
279
Stoneleigh Cottages
230-232
Sunnyside
43
The Apiary 106
The Holt
23
London Rd and Lower Morden Lane
Peacock Farm
44-47
London Rd, Garth Rd, Lower Morden Lane
Land in Lower Morden
12
London Rd, N Cheam
Advertising Station
245
Lower Morden Lane
Beverley Farm & cottages
53-57
Bishops Cottages
10*, 90-91,
299-300
Cemetery
4, 5, 6
Cottage, Lands & Orchard
48
Cottage
300
Cottages
10, 11
Hatfield [sic] Cottages
268-275
Kennel Farm
7
Lower Morden Farm
9
Masons Workshops
177
Meadow Land
290
Peacock Farm
44-47
Lower Morden Lane & Garth Rd
Land 291
Lower Morden Lane, London Rd, Garth Rd
Land in Lower Morden
12
Milner Rd
Plot Nos 101 & 102
321, 373-406
Morden Hall Rd
Laundry & Cottage
72
Morden Hall, Morden Cottage & 71
Deer Park
Morden Lodge
29
Epsom Rd
George Inn
Hill House
Lands & 2 Cottages
Mansfield Cottages
Garth Rd
Allotments
Briar Cottages
Brick & Tile Works
Clifton Cottage
Flitwick Cottage
Garth Villa
Garth’s Cottages Nos 1-5
Garth’s Cottages Nos 14-22
Land
Lower Morden Common
Piggeries
Rose Cottage
Garth Rd & Green Lane Lower Morden
Land 292
Garth Rd & Lower Morden Lane
Land 291
Garth Rd, London Rd, Lower Morden Lane
166
154-156
38
36-37
89, 293
252-259
25-28
28
27
261
75-79
80-88
295-298
33-34
260
233
Land in Lower Morden
12
Grand drive
Land, Stoneyard
8
Green Lane & Sutton Rd
Lodge Estate
63
Green Lane Lower Morden
Lands & Coppice
292, 302
London & Central Rd
Land now Council Schools
369
Recreation Field
169
The Island
68
London Rd
Allotments
102
Brightwell
49
Church Cottages
110-111
Church Farm
73-74
Crown Inn
22
Glebe House
32
Hatherleigh
190
Heathfield
301
Herbert Cottage
132
Homefield
42
House, Shop, Bakehouse cottage
2
Land, Pasture
61
Morden Rd
Crown Shops: Nos 1-3
House & Clubroom
Ivy Cottage
Morton Rd
Building Plot No 65
New Road
between Green Lane & London Rd
Land in Lower Morden, part of
Morden Hall Farm
Pollard Rd [entered as Polland Rd]
Elmhurst
Heronscroft
Leamore
adjoining Leamore
Plaxtole
Ravensbury Park
Ravenshoe
Somercotes
Suncroft
adjoining Suncroft
Tilehurst
Whyteleafe
Queens Rd
Nos 1-7
Homewood Cottages
Queens Place
Seddon Rd
Building Plot No 17A
Building Plots Nos 19 & 20
Stanley Rd
Nos 1-12
Land
Sutton Rd
Graylands
Lodge Estate
Meadow Land just off
Ravensbury Park
Ravensbury Park Estate
Ravenslea
103-105
135
21
322-337,
339-442
60
236
235
240
338
234
14
237
238
242
343
241
239
191-197
246-251
210-213
346, 347, 350
348
144-151,
214-219
3, 282
244
19, 20, 63
289
18
352
267
Sutton Rd
Land 24, 30, 62,
280, 351, 353,
355, 356, 371
Building Land Plots
303-319,
344-345,
357-368
Wandle Rd
Building Land between Milner & 320
Morton Rds
Broadlands No 4
286
Longmead No 5
287
Maybank No 6
288
Meadow View
266
Meadowlands No 2
284
Ravensbury Manor
310
Ravensbury Mills
159, 164
Ravensbury Park
13, 265
Ravensbury Park Estate Lot 2
277
Ravensbury Park Farm
15-17
Riverward No 1
283
Sandeley
264
Woodside No 3
285
ESTATES
Lodge Estate
19, 20, 52,
58, 59, 63
Morden Park
67-68,
167-171
Ravensbury
13-18, 159,
164, 265, 277,
310, 348, 352
Steel Hawes
160-162,
128-129
Morden Common
25-28, 33-34,
(see also Garth Rd)
260
uTILITIES
Metropolitan Water Board
243
Mitcham Gas Co
39
National Telephone Co
276
Sutton District Water Co
40
ISBN 978-1-903899-66-3
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