Watson's Walk. Land purchased of Francis Fenton to be exchanged for an addition to the Meeting House Burying Ground ... [1782]

A plan of the tenements belonging to the Earl of Surrey in the West Bar, West Bar Green, and Newhall Street, and between those streets and Spring Croft, [1781]

The Earl of Surrey's tenements between Bower Street and New Hall Street, [1781]

Town land, extending from Broad Lane End to West Bar, [1778]

Building lots between West Bar Green and Silver Street, [1794]

The Earl of Surrey's land in Townhead Fields, Hibberd Fields, and Blind Lane

Good Croft held by T Watson under the Duke of Norfolk with all the gardens contiguous thereto between the river and the dam and the goight leading from the Lady’s Bridge to Bullas Bath, [1769 - 1775]

The Nursery and ground adjoining [The Wicker and Beast Market], [1790], [1794]

A plan of the tenements and ground purchased by S Broadbent of W Battie, with a scheme for opening a communication betwixt the High Street and the Hartshead

Particulars of an estate at Ardsley purchased of Francis Hall clerk by Joseph Shaw, [1773]