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390 Letter from George Spitty of Horndon-on-the-Hill, Essex to 5th Feb. 1836
E. Twopeny of Rochester, Esq., explaining that a rail road has
been proposed, the route of which takes it across Old Garland's
Farm and that the local farmers are opposed to it and will petition
Parliament accordingly. Spitty asks for the Governors support
and further states that as the River Thames is nearby, "there
cannot be saved one farthing expense to the occupiers in
conveying any produce the land may grow". Spitty also asks
advice on rent.
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391 Letter from George Spitty as/390 to E. Twopeny providing 17th Feb. 1836
further information on the railroad and describing its route.
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392 Tracings of plans of Gt. Garland's Farm, two taken from 1904
pcl/env/ordindex307.sd (msm)
1=2500 O.S. map, two with legends naming fields and giving
quantities. Neighbouring proprietors, Thames Haven Railway,
buildings and other geographical features noted, each plan
varying in detail or size.
Inc. Lt. Garland's Farm.