Notes for: Jane MOORE
Dau of Thomas Moore Esq
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1797 Wed Sep 27 True Briton
WALLINGTON, Near CARSHALTON, Surrey
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
A most desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE situated at WALLINGTON near CARSHALTON in the COUNTY of SURREY, ten miles from Westminster Bridge.
The premises comprise a modern BRICK VILLA, containing on the Attic Story three neat Bed-chambers and convenient Closets, three Dressing Rooms (each large enough to hold a bed), and a Store room; on the First Floor, three large Bed-Chambers, two Dressing-Rooms and a Nursery; on the Ground Floor, a good Dining Room, an excellent Drawing-Room, a spacious paved Hall, a light Stair-case, with scroll iron panels and Mahogany hand-rail, a back Stair case, a very good Kitchen, Housekeepers Room, Butler's Pantry, Larder, Dairy, Wine and Beer Cellars, and a large convenient Wash-House. - The exterior Offices are a Coach-house, and Hay-loft, Apple Chamber, a good Granary, Mangle Room, Cart Lodge, Piggery, and a Range of useful Offices etc. A Fore Court, a Coach-yard and Drying Ground, a very productive and excellent Kitchen Garden, abundantly cropped and stocked, bounded by a lofty Brick Wall, with a Southern Aspect, near five hundred feet long, clothed with a rich selection of Fruit Trees of the choicest kinds, in high perfection, and a beautiful Shrubbery or Pleasure Ground of considerable extent, with a Serpentine Gravel Walk, the whole length tastefully ornamented with a great variety of valuable Plants and Shrubs, and bounded by a remarkably clear and brilliant Trout Stream, most delightfully situated at Wallington aforesaid, in the Occupation of Mrs Foskett, who will give possession at Lady-day next.
The House and Buildings are very substantially erected, and in excellent repair. The easy distance from town, the excellence of the Roads, the beauty of the surrounding Country, and the respectability of the neighbourhood, render the Property an enviable possession.
The Premises are held for Forty-six Years and a Quarter from Lady-day last, at a Ground Rent of only 10L per annum, Land Tax allowed.
A Leasehold Meadow Field, of Four Acres, contiguous, will be included, which is held for five years and three quarters from Lady-day last, at the yearly rent of Eight Guineas, Land Tax allowed.
The purchaser may be accommodated, at his option, at a fair Valuation, with the Furniture of the Mansion.
If the Premises should not be sold, they will be Let for a term upon Lease, with or without the furniture.
For further particulars, application may be made to Messes Batten and Anstice, No 3, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London.
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1798 Thu Oct 04 True Briton
1798 Sat Oct 13 Sun
Voluntary Contributions
At the Bank, for defence of the Country, continued
Voluntary Contributions to cover assessed taxes.
Mrs Jane Foskett, Wallington, Surrey £60-10-06
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Deaths
Friday Jan 27 1815
On the 25th inst at Croydon in the 79th year of her age, Mrs Foskett, relict of Joseph Foskett Esq of Finsbury Square, dau of Thomas Moore Esq of the same place.
Probate 1815
Exeter Evening Post 2 Feb 1815
Died, on wedn last, at her house at Croydon, full of good works, Jane, relict of Joseph Foskett of Middlesex, Esq, and heiress of the late Thomas Moore of Moore Place, Finsbury Sq, Esq