| Description | Canal Construction, (1-24), 1792-1814 1792-1814
Variations and Reservoir (nine plans).
Navigable canal from the Worcester and Birmingham Canal at King's Norton co. Worc., to Stratford-on-Avon. Also the collateral branch to Grafton etc. Surveyor John Snape. 10 Nov 1792
Junction of the Stratford-upon-Avon out of the parish of Lapworth into the Warwick and Birmingham canal in Kingswood in the parish of Rowington. Surveyor John Snape. 31st Aug 1794.
The same (altered route) surveyor John Snape. 26 Sept 1794.
Reservoirs, leaders etc. in the parish of Tanworth, to supply the intended junction from the Stratford-upon-Avon canal into the Warwick and Birmingham canal with water. With estimate. Surveyor John Snape. 30th Sept 1794.
Navigable canal from the Warwick and Braunston Canal at the Fosse Road in the parish of Offchurch to the Oxford Canal in the parish of Napton. With a copy certified by the Speaker of the House of Commons. Surveyor Richard Godson. 30 Sept 1795.
Alterations in the Stratford upon Avon Canal in the parishes of Lapworth, Wootton Wawen, Bearley and Aston Cantlow. Surveyor Samuel Porter. 30 Sept. 1797.
Stratford upon Avon Canal; variations from the original Parliamentary line, including the junction with the Warwick and Birmingham Canal in Kingswood in the parish of Rowington. Surveyor Samuel Porter. 29 Sept 1798.
Stratford upon Avon Canal ; variations from the original Parliamentary line, including the junction with the Warwick and Birmingham Canal in Kingswood in the parish of Rowington. Surveyor Samuel Porter. 29 Sept. 1798. Part of the Stratford Upon Avon canal; deviations from the Original line and branch from the stone quarries and limeworks [at Wilmcote]. Also an act authorising the deviations and branch canal 39 GeoIII c60 1799 (local and personal) surveyed by Samuel Porter. 8 July 1799.
Alteration of the line of the turnpike road in Wootton Wawen Surveyed by Richard London, 23 September 1808.
Highway branching from the Stratford upon Avon to Shipston on Stour Turnpike road at Clifford Tollgate, and leading to Campden Market Hall, Glouc. Surveyor Richard London. 29 Sept 1808
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