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== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

Revision as of 13:27, 28 May 2020

Charles Stenning
File:Stenning, Charles.jpg
Residence 4 Westbourne Park Place, Bayswater W [1863]
3 Upper Hamilton-terrace, St John's Wood, NW [1872]
Society Membership
membership ASL, AI ordinary fellow
ASL Foundation Fellow
left 1883.11 last listed
elected_AI 1863
elected_ASL 1863
societies Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce

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[East Sussex Record Office] George Stenning of Tonbridge in Kent, gent, Charles Stenning of Westbourne Park Place, Bayswater, Paddington, Middlesex, gent, to William Stenning of East Grinstead, esq
two third parts of a slip of land in East Grinstead on the turnpike road from East Grinstead to Godstone in Surrey, and abutting on part of Chantlers Farm (plan)
recites: will of John Stenning of East Grinstead, esq, whereby the property was bequeathed to GS, CS and WS jointly, 6 Apr 1863
attached: receipts by WS to GS and CS for payment of the consideration money for Halsford according to their father's will
annotated by William Stenning that the slip of land comprised the pleasure ground in front of Halsford House, purchased, with other land, by his father [John Stenning] from Lady Amherst and Lord de la Warr; 21 Dec 1868