History
History
2024
From 2024 to 1993
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2024
Chris Pease becomes Chair of the Trustees of Hertford Museum and continued his involvement with the Hertfordshire Festival of Music as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees.
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2020
Chris Pease followed in the footsteps of former Longmores’ partners as the Deputy Under Sheriff of Hertfordshire until 2023.
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2019
Longmores celebrated the 200 year anniversary of the firm.
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2017
Richard Gvero and Chris Pease became joint senior partners.
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2000
Richard Gvero, Chris Pease and Liz Gallop joined in partnership with Anna Baptist, Graham Field and Richard Taylor.
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1993
Nigel Longmore died, the last family member to be a partner in the firm.
1985
From 1985 to 1942
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1985
Anna Baptist, Graham Field and Richard Taylor were all partners at the firm.
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1972
Nigel Longmore was appointed Under Sheriff, Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire and Clerk to the Commissioner of Taxes.
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1960
Charles John Nigel Longmore, son of John Alexander, joined the firm.
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1948
John Alexander Longmore was appointed Under Sheriff of Hertfordshire.
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1942
John Alexander Longmore was appointed Deputy Director of the Home Guard & Territorial Army at the War Office until 1945.
1930
From 1930 to 1914
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1930
Philip Elton Longmore became Clerk to Hertfordshire County Council and Clerk of the Peace.
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1926
Sir Charles Elton Longmore was made a Commander of the Most Honourable Order of Bath.
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1921
John Alexander Longmore, son of Sir Charles Elton, joined the firm.
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1917
Philip Raynsford Longmore was awarded an OBE. The firm became known as Longmores.
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1914
Sir Charles Elton Longmore became President of the Law Society.
1913
From 1913 to 1900
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1913
Charles Elton Longmore was made Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB) in the Birthday Honours List.
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1912
Philip Elton Longmore, son of Charles Elton, joined his father and uncle at the firm.
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1906
Charles Elton Longmore was appointed Under Sheriff, Returning Officer for the County and Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes Hertford Hundred. Philip Raynsford Longmore became the Deputy Coroner.
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1901
Philip Raynsford Longmore, brother of Charles, joined the practice.
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1900
Charles Elton Longmore became Registrar of Hertford County Court.
1890
From 1890 to 1851
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1890
Charles Elton Longmore became Town Clerk, County Treasurer, Deputy Under Sheriff, Deputy Coroner and Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes.
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1879
Charles Elton Longmore, son of Matthew, joined the firm.
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1863
Matthew Skinner Longmore was appointed Clerk to Hertford Borough Justices and the County Bench of Hertford Petty Sessional Division.
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1853
Matthew Skinner Longmore, son of Philip, joined the partnership.
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1851
Philp Longmore was appointed Under Sheriff, Clerk to the Magistrates Division of Hertford & Welwyn, Clerk to the Commissioner of Taxes for the Hundred of Broadwater and Commissioners of Property Tax for the Division of Hertford.
1841
From 1841 to 1819
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1841
Philip Longmore entered into partnership with Thomas Sworder.
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1834
Nicholson & Longmore moved into the "newly" built offices on Castle Street.
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1825
George Nicholson was appointed Under Sheriff beginning a long standing connection between the firm and the office of the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire.
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1822
Philip Longmore became the first of the family to give his name to the partnership alongside George Nicholson.
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1819
The firm that was to become known as Longmores Solicitors was first practicing in Hertford.