| Description | Correspondence to the Rev. T. Downing, vicar of Knowle, and agreement by Elizabeth Brierley and Henry Dodwell to sell the Priory to Samuel Davy, attorney of the vicar and churchwardens of Knowle, for the sum of £820, which includes the garden and all left in its entirety except the shop fixtures. Fire insurance policy, 1912. Linen tracing paper map, ?late 19th cent. showing property. Two draft deeds of appointment of new trustees of the property described as two messuages, formerly one, and garden ground or backside belonging, one of which said messuages is a private dwelling now or formerly in the tenure of Elizabeth Brierly [sic], and the other formerly consisting of a shop and dwelling house, is now known as the Guild House, 1958 |