ECR 51 104
Reference code
ECR 51 104
Title
Monmouthshire: Plans and tracings of lands in Christchurch
Level
Item
Date
1856 - 1883
Extent & medium
8 items
3ft x 2ft 4.5ins
3ft x 2ft 4.5ins
Content description
Lands in the parish.
Tracing, coloured, copied from Tithe Plan. 1856.
3 chains to an inch.
Reference table gives description, state and acreage.
Adjacent owners.
Compass star.
Thomas Morris, civil engineer and surveyor, Newport, Mon.
A packet of seven tracings. Two of them relate to the site of the proposed new cemetery in Christchurch. One of these is signed by H.A. Goodman, architect and surveyor, Newport, Mon. Another concern, a proposed exchange between the vicar of Chrlstchurch and the trustees of the Caerleon charity. Another shows Milton, Great and Little. Two relate to Goldcliff and one to [?J Kemeys Inferior. With them are two printed advertisements for the one inch to a mile Ordnance Survey
sheets for the parishes of Goldcliff and Nash, 1861 to 1883,
[see Eton College Records vol. XLII, Goldcliff, no. 304].
Tracing, coloured, copied from Tithe Plan. 1856.
3 chains to an inch.
Reference table gives description, state and acreage.
Adjacent owners.
Compass star.
Thomas Morris, civil engineer and surveyor, Newport, Mon.
A packet of seven tracings. Two of them relate to the site of the proposed new cemetery in Christchurch. One of these is signed by H.A. Goodman, architect and surveyor, Newport, Mon. Another concern, a proposed exchange between the vicar of Chrlstchurch and the trustees of the Caerleon charity. Another shows Milton, Great and Little. Two relate to Goldcliff and one to [?J Kemeys Inferior. With them are two printed advertisements for the one inch to a mile Ordnance Survey
sheets for the parishes of Goldcliff and Nash, 1861 to 1883,
[see Eton College Records vol. XLII, Goldcliff, no. 304].
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