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SLEAP, JONATHAN THOMAS

Catalogue reference: ACC/1396

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This record is about the SLEAP, JONATHAN THOMAS dating from 1698-1945.

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Reference: ACC/1396
Title: SLEAP, JONATHAN THOMAS
Date: 1698-1945
Description: Deeds and Papers of estate of Jonathan Thomas Sleap, 1770-1928, Miscellaneous Deeds and papers, 1698, 1815-1945
Held by: London Metropolitan Archives: City of London
Language: English
Creator(s): <persname>Sleap, Jonathan Thomas, fl 1820-1864</persname>
Physical description: 208 documents
Administrative / biographical background: In the late 1820's Jonathan Thomas Sleap was practising as a solicitor from No. 2 Middle Temple Lane, London. Before this, in 1822, he was at Barnards Inn in the parish of Holborn. In 1828 he was described as being of Brentford, but by 1839 he was residing at Ealing, where he remained until his death in April 1864. His house at Ealing Green was called The Gret, which may have been the property known, in 1892, as Rock House (see ACC/1396/30). Sleap purchased considerable property in Middlesex, Cumberland and Buckinghamshire. On his death the estate was shared out amongst three woman as tenants for life. One of these was Sleap's natural daughter, Julia Peacey.
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