| Admin History | George Frederick Slade entered private practice as a solicitor in the Market Place, Wallingford, sometime between 1877 and 1883. Between 1903 and 1907 he took [his son] Percival Claude Avery Slade into partnership. Between 1915 and 1920 they moved to new premises at 7 St Martin's Street.
Between 1928 and 1931 the firm's name was changed to Slade & Son, apparently when George retired or died. A second office was opened at 128 Broadway, Didcot, between 1931 and 1935. The firm eventually became Slade, Son & Taylor. |
| Acquisition | Deposited in April 2004 (acc. 7405); November 2004 (acc. 7527)
Schedule of accessions
Acc. 7405: 3/6; 19/1-3, 5-10; 19/12/8; 19/13-14; 19/16/1-14, 17; 19/17-19; 19/20/3-4; 19/21-35; 19/36/1; 19/39-41; 22/1; 24/21-22; 26/24, 27-30
Acc. 7527: 1/1-3; 2/1; 3/1-5, 7; 4/1-3; 5/1-5; 6/1-9; 7/1-9; 8/1-4; 9/1-8; 10/1-14; 11/1-9; 12/1; 13/1; 14/1-5; 15/1-13; 16/1; 17/1-2; 18/1-17; 19/4, 11; 19/12/1-7, 9-11; 19/15; 19/16/15-16; 19/20/1-2, 5-36; 19/36/2-3; 19/37-38; 20/1; 21/1; 23/1-12; 24/1-20, 23-24; 25/1-24; 26/1-23, 25-26; 27/1 |