| Date |
Owner/tenant |
House
known as |
| 190510
|
John
Brown, farmer of Little Thurlow |
Myrtle
Cottage, 'which messuage was aforetime occupied as a
Rectory house for the parish of Little Bradley and has
long been known as Little Bradley Rectory, but is now
in the occupation of the said John Brown and is called
by him "Myrtle Cottage"' |
|
191011
|
Georgina Sybil Reynolds, d. of John Brown, and wife
of Wm Reynolds of Gt Thurlow, farmer, sale to (£300)
|
|
| 191129 |
Revd
F.W. Taylor, Rector of Little Bradley
(d. 1929), owner, Frances, his wife, son Adrian
and daughter Vivienne |
Myrtle
Cottage [3]
1926; assent to Myrtle Cottage as double tenement (i.e.
coachhouse became part of messuage) |
| 192947 |
Frances
Taylor |
|
| 1938 |
Dr
E.B. Sunderland rented two rooms in coach house as surgery
and waiting room lease for 21 years at annual
rent of £5 |
|
| 1947 |
Frances
Taylor sale to (£2100) |
Lavender
Cottage (LC) |
| 194754 |
Louisa
Webster
leasehold
to (£2750)
|
Lavender
Cottage 'formerly Myrtle Cottage' |
| 1954 |
Anne
Jane Myfanwy Rake
sale
freehold (£3470) to
|
St
David's 'formerly coachhouse and stable, now used as
medical surgery' |
| 1956 |
Brigadier
R.L.Taverner
sale
to
|
St David's |
| 195977 |
R.A.
Vestey, owner Sir John
Mowbray,
Dr Burton, etc., rented house or surgery
sale
to (£23,000)
|
Lavender
Cottage |
| 197783 |
Mr
& Mrs May, owner
sale
to (£61,000)
|
Lavender
Cottage (coachhouse / surgery now as garages) |
| 1983 |
Diane
Speakman & Jeremy Mynott,
co-owners |
Lavender
Cottage (garages rebuilt as self-contained annexe, The
Loft) |
