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Lease for a year
(1) John BAYLIS of Gloucester, victualler
(2) Joseph HILL of Gloucester, carpenter
(3) William Giles MAYSEY of Gloucester, hairdresser
Piece of ground, formerly part of a certain close of ground called West Honyatt Ground, in the parish of St. Mary de Lode
Term: One year
Rent: A peppercorn
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Charles PARKER, William HILL

Conveyance
(1) John BAYLIS of Gloucester, victualler
(2) Joseph HILL of Gloucester, carpenter
(3) William Giles MAYSEY of Gloucester, hairdresser
(4) John MAYSEY of Gloucester, butcher
Piece of ground, refer D3117/4109
Consideration: £10 8s.
Witnesses: Charles PARKER; Will HILL

Mortgage
(1) George JOHNSTONE of Sandhurst, gent
(2) Ann MAYSEY of Coleford, spinster
(3) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester, gent
Piece of nursery ground, formerly meadow, on E. side of Honyatt Lane together with messuage recently erected in Alvin St. in occupation of George KIBBLE; also land described D3117/4109
Consideration: £100, with interest
Witnesses: John Austen GRIFFITHS, clerk to Mr. LOVEGROVE, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Ann MAYSEY of Coleford, spinster
(2) George JOHNSTON of Sandhurst, gent
Property described D3117/4111
Consideration: £100, with interest
Witness: Joseph LOVEGROVE, sol. Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester, gent
(2) John FLETCHER of Abingdon, Berks., grocer, and Ann his wife (formerly Ann MAYSEY, spinster)
Property described D3117/4111
Consideration: £150
Witnesses: John MAYSEY, junior; Henry LOVEGROVE, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) William Turle GADD of 59 Queen Street, Ramsgate, gent Henry Edward BATE of Southampton, draper, devisees in trust under the will of the late John FLETCHER
(2) Eliza Maysey FLETCHER of South Hampstead, Middlesex, spinster
Property described D3117/4111
Witnesses: John STATEY, clerk, William Fletcher GADD of Ramsgate, pharmaceutical chemist

Conveyance
(1) Eliza Maysey FLETCHER of Abingdon, Berks., spinster
(2) William Giles MAYSEY of Wotton, gent
Property described D3117/4111, being no. 50 Alvin Street and no. 14 Sweet Briar Street
Consideration: £115
Witness: A. PRESTON of Abingdon, Berks.

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Property

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White Lion and 2 adjoining houses
(Counsel, Close, Clarke, Orpin, Cummings, Godsell)

3

Pasture in Alngate, Monkleighton or Honyatt Grounds (near Alvin Street), and tithes

2

3 messuages and courts
(Stroud, Wilton, Willey)

Lease, Release and Final Concord
(1) William VERRINDER of Gloucester, corn dealer & Elizabeth, his wife; George COOKE of Derby, turner, and Elizabeth, his wife (nee Verrinder); William NEWTON of Northleach, gent, & Joyce, his wife (nee Verrinder) and Johnathan VERRINDER of Cambridge, currier
(2) William REES of Barton Street, bricklayer
(3) John CHADBORN of Gloucester, gent
A messuage in Barton Street occupied by W. REES, having the railroad on the east
Consideration: £420
Witnesses: W. MATTHEWS, John CHADBORN

Conveyance
(1) William REES, the elder, of Gloucester, builder
(2) William REES, the younger, of Gloucester, surveyor
(3) William Viner ELLIS of Gloucester, gent
A freehold messuage in Barton Street with the railroad on the east side and 2 other messuages being erected in the garden subject to an existing mortgage (2454) for £800
Consideration: £195
Witnesses: John ELLIOTT, solicitor, Gloucester, Charles Bayley KING, his clerk

Reconveyance
(1) Martin GANDERTON of Pershore, Worcs., woolstapler, William Henry BARRETT of Gloucester, corn merchant
(2) Rev. Joseph HYATT of Gloucester, minister Charles MARCH of Gloucester, ship chandler
Messuage with outbuildings, garden and appurtenances in Barton Street; bounded by the highway on the south; land of Mr. NAYLOR in the occupation of M. FLETCHER on the N; railroad on the E; messuage on W
Consideration: £800
Witnesses: Thomas ADDISON, sol. Glouc.; William MAYO, his clerk; Joseph JOHNSON, Minister of the Congregational Church, Freemantle, W. Australia

Statutory Declaration
William BENHAM of 38 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, near Bristol, Ph.D.
That he is a trustee for the estate of William REES deceased and knows the property on the corner of Barton Street and Station Road which is to be sold to the Gloucester Urban Sanitary Authority. Plan.

Memorandum of Agreement
William BENHAM and Henry ABRAHAM (Trustees of William REES, deceased)
They agree to pay legacy duty payable of death of Mary REES, widow, in respect of land in the corner of Station Road and Barton Street to be sold to the Gloucester Urban Sanitary Authority

Conveyance
(1) Thos. TOOMEY
(2) Corporation as Urban Sanitary Authority
Land in Barton Street for street improvement

Abstract of Title, 1882
(1) Thomas TOOMEY
(2) Mayor and Burgesses, prospective purchasers
Property formerly known as Nos. 155, 157, 159, 161, 163 Lower Barton Street.
Jones & Blakeway, solrs.

Deed of Covenant
(1) Richard SEARLE of Glouc. city, brewer
(2) Henry Nathaniel HAWKINS of Standish, maltster
Production of deeds of title the 'Red Lion Inn' at the 'Worlds End' Lower Barton Street, Upton St. Leonards. Schedule 1787

Abstract of Title 1846
(1) of G.A.D. GOODYAR Esq. (George, Archibald, Dinely)
Freehold land called Mill Grounds near Barton Street; formerly known as "Raikes Ground" with a footpath on SW (about 5 acres) bounded on other sides by railway tram road, Goose Lane, and land formerly belonging to Elias SMITH

Abstract of Title
(1) of Trustee of will of John HANMAN, deceased
(2) Gloucester School Board, prospective purchasers
Tenement, barn and stable, with three newly built tenements adjoining, and 5 closes of arable and garden recently divided in three, originally called 'The Milcomb Furlong' in Barton hamlet and St. Mary de Lode.
"Tredworth" pencilled on outer sheet
John BRYAN, sol. Glouc.

Abstract of Title 1375
(1) of The Gloucester Co-operative and Industrial Society Ltd.,
Property in Barton Street, Brunswick Road and Eastgate Street, plans of premises on corner of Barton St. & Brunswick Rd. included. Also a pencilled sheet of notes of deeds relating to Co-op. property in Brunswick Road and Barton Street
LANGLEY-SMITH & Sons, solrs. Glouc.

Lease
(1) Charles NAYLER esq. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford Thomas NAYLER of High Wycombe, Berks, clerk George Richard NAYLER esq. of Vauxhall Rd, Middx.
(2) Ralph FLETCHER Esq. of Barton St.
About three roads of land behind Barton Street, formerly an enclosure now open, and called Harp Piece; about 2½ acres adjoining on S, called Little-hides
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Henry HAMILTON, Charles More ULLITHORNE; Sarah Elizabeth NAYLER, spinster of Hanover Sq.; William SAVAGE, Charles COLMAN

Release covenant to levy fine and Assignment to attend inheritance
(1) Charles NAYLER of St. Mary Hill Esq., Oxford, Emily NAYLER, his wife, Thomas NAYLER of High Wiccombe, Berks, clerk, Dorothy NAYLER his wife, George Richard NAYLER Esq. of Vauxhall Rd, Middx, Caroline N his wife
(2) Rev. John PROBYN archdeacon Llandaff formerly of Newland
(3) Ralph FLETCHER Esq. of Barton St.
(4) John PHILLPOTTS esq. of Glouc. city
(5) Kedgwin HOSKINS Esq. of Clearwell
(6) William Morgan MEYLER of Glouc. city, surgeon
Meadow land in Barton St. Mary, adjacent Mill Rd, plan included
Term: 500 years
Consideration: £800 and 5/-
Witnesses: Henry HAMILTON, Charles More ULLITHORNE, Charles COLMAN, Sarah Elizabeth NAYLOR spinster of Hanover Sq.; E. STEPHENS, Thomas J. GOUGH, clerk to GOUGH sol. Hereford; Edward RISE of Vauxhall Rd.

Left hand indenture of fine
(1) Ralph FLETCHER (plt)
(2) Charles NAYLER esq., Emily his wife, Thomas NAYLER clerk, Dorothy his wife; George Richard NAYLER Esq. Caroline his wife (deft)
Four acres of land, four acres of meadow, four acres of pasture, and common of pasture for cattle with appurtenances in St. Mary de Lode parish
Consideration: £60
Witnesses: William Draper BEST; James Allen PARK; James BURROUGH, Stephen GASELEE King's Justices

Lease
(1) Ralph FLETCHER esq. of Glouc. city
(2) William REES junior, of Glouc. city, surveyor
"Harp Piece" and "The Little Hides" in Barton St. Mary, refer D3117/3271 for plan
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witness: J.K. SMITH, clerk to W. CHADBORN, attorney, Glouc.

Appointment and Release
(1) Ralph FLETCHER esq. of Glouc. city
(2) William REES junior, of Glouc. city, surveyor
(3) Joseph LEWIS of Glouc. city, gent
Piece of meadow called the "Harp Piece" on NE of Barton St, and close of pasture called "Little Hides" adjoining, to N.W of Gloucester and Cheltenham railway or tramroad, good plan included. "Little Hides" has been enlarged from about 2½ acres to 3 acres 10 perches. Memorandum that by nine separate indentures dated 29 September 1886, messuages in Prince St, Albert St, and Station Road, i.e., on the site of property described above, were conveyed to several parties specified
Consideration: £1300 and 5/-
Witnesses: E.B. SWANN sol. Glouc., J.K. SMITH clerk to CHADBORN, attorney Gloucester

Assignment to attend inheritance
(1) Ralph FLETCHER Esq. of Glouc. city
(2) William Morgan MEYLER of Glouc. city, surgeon
(3) William REES junior, of Glouc. city, surveyor
(4) Joseph LEWIS of Glouc. city, gent
"Harp Piece" and "Little Hides" on N.E. of Barton St.
Term: 500 years
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: A.H. JENKINS sol. Glouc; E.B. SWANN, sol. Glouc.

Letters of Administration
(1) Elizabeth BROWN widow of Barton St. deceased
(2) Henry Charles BROWN, son of (1), administrator appointed
Estate or gross value £25-17-5
Witness: H.S. STRONG, Registrar
Extracted by W.P. BROWN, sol. Glouc.

Administration
(1) James PHELPS of East End Wine Vaults, Barton St, innkeeper, who died at Lassington 14 January 1880
(2) Ann PHELPS widow and administrator appointed
Probate sworn under £200
Witness: M.H. JENNER, district registrar

Release and Indemnity
(1) Elizabeth WILDMAN (formerly DUTTON widow) of Glouc. city, wife of Frederick WILDMAN, innkeeper
(2) Frederick WILDMAN
(3) John Owen ROBERTS of Glouc. city, merchant's clerk Alice Maria WOODWARD, spinster, of Severn Stoke, Worcester
Release of (3) as executor and executrix from all actions touching the estates of Sampson Burgess REDDING and Anne REDDING, and covenant to indemnify them particularly from the payment of £200 for pulling down Rose cottage and building a new house and shop on its site. Two schedules of property, one of legal instruments 1881 included. Property listed in Widdin St. 'Rose Cottage' Barton St, tenanted by HATTON; messuage in Broad St, Newent, cottages and gardens at Hucclecote and Saul
Witness: A. PARKER, sol. Newnham-on-Severn

Assignment
(1) Susannah WILLIAMS, widow, of Wallworth Surrey
(2) Josiah TIPPETTS of Glouc. city, plumber and glazier
Messuages and gardens in Barton St, Dean and Chapter land in tenure of John ADEY on W, land of John PITT on E
Rent: 20/- a year
Term: remainder of 41 years
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: Thomas CARR; Cornelius PARKINTON

Lease, and letter
(1) Mayor & Burgesses of Glouc. city
(2) Josiah TIPPETTS of Glouc. city, plumber and glazier
Messuages and garden in Barton Street, lands in tenure of John ADY on N; lands of Mary PITT on E; Barton St. on S, the property part of St. Margaret's Hospital lands; plan included
Rent: £2-19-6 a year
Term: 41 years
Consideration: £30

Letter
(1) WASHBOURN & Son
(2) Mrs. TIPPETTS
Demand for £75 of dilapidations money on property above, receipt endorsed

Assignment
(1) William PERRIS of Bristol city, furrier John PERRIS of Ross Hereford, tinplate worker, two of the sons of Thomas PERRIS of Glouc. city, butcher, deceased
(2) John ADEY of Glouc. city, pinkmaker
All title to pasture called "Drake's Croft" leasehold in the parish of St. Mary de Lode, near Barton St., and appointment of (2) as attorney
Consideration: £60, and in consideration of the will of John PERRIS deceased
Witness: Thomas RUDGE, Samuel RICKETTS

Assignment
(1) James PINNOCK of Tewkesbury, grocer, and Sarah his wife
(2) Sarah HARMER, widow, of Glouc. city
(3) John ADEY of Gloucester, pinmaker, and Mary his wife
(4) Thomas PERRIS of Gloucester, pinmaker
(5) John COLES of Gloucester, ironmonger Richard MAYLE of Gloucester, tanner
Four fifths of title to two closes of pasture, about 14 acres, called "Drake's Croft" near Barton St, with 19 ash trees and 26 elms growing on the property, bounded by Barton Lane on E; Windmill Lane on S; Common Drake's Croft on N
Term: Remainder of 31 years
Rent: £7 to the Mayor & Burgesses per annum, and one bushel of good sweet wheat or 5/- on the election of the Mayor
Consideration: £177-11-0, £12-19 and £45
Witnesses: Henry COLLETT, Benjamin JORDAN, H. WILTON, Martin BARRY, his clerk

Assignment
(1) Joseph LANE of Chacely, Worcester, yeoman
(2) Mary POULSON, spinster, of Glouc. city Ann POULSON, spinster, of Glouc. city
(3) John ADYE, of Glouc. city, pin-maker
Piece of pasture ground called "Drake's Croft" near Barton St., described as part of the manor of Barton Abbotts. Land late of Edward DRIVER, gent on E; land late of Ralph Fletcher BAKER on W; highway to Tuffley on S
Rent: £3-10-0 a year, and 2 perks of wheat or 2/6 at the election of the mayor
Term: remainder of 31 years
Consideration: £250 and 10/-
Witness: H. WILTON

Assignment and confirmation
(1) Richard HAYLE of Glouc. city, gent.
(2) Mary HIGGINS, widow, of Glouc. city
John Collier WARD of Woodchester, surgeon
(3) Ann WARD, spinster, of Painswick
(4) John ADEY of Glouc. city, pinmaker
About six acres of pasture called "Drake's Croft" off Barton Street, being part of the manor of Barton Abbots.
Lands of St. Michael's parish and of (4) on N; highway to Tuffley on S; road from Barton St. to road on E; another part of Drake's Croft on N
Rent: £3-10-0 a year and two perks of "good and sweet wheat" or 3/9
Consideration: £525 and 5/-
Term: remainder of 31 years
Witnesses: John CHADBORN, junior; W.C. WARD

Lease
(1) Richard TAYLOR of Glouc. city, snuffmaker
(2) William SNELL esq. of Salisbury Hall, Herts.
Newly built messuage and garden in Barton St, Gloucester to Painswick road on S; lands of Thomas KEMBLE on N; lands of Daniel QUARRINGTON on W, land of Richard TAYLOR on E
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: John Skinner STOCK; W. GARNONS

Release
(1) Richard TAYLOR of Glouc. city, snuffmaker
(2) John SNELL esq. of Brill. Bucks, lunatic, cousin and heir of Francis HYETT of Glouc. city, widow, deceased
(3) William SNELL esq. of Salisbury Hall, Herts, committee of the estate of John SNELL
Newly built messuage and garden in Barton St; highway from Gloucester to Painswick on S; land of Thomas KEMBLE on N; land of Daniel QUARRINGTON on W; land of Richard TAYLOR on E
Consideration: establishment of title of (3) and 5/-
Witnesses: John Skinner STOCK; W. GARNONS

Lease
(1) William HAMLIN of Glouc. city, peruke-maker
(2) Moses BINING of Barton St., butcher
Two messuages in Barton St, built by Charles BAKER deceased on land called the "Harp"; and ¾ acre of arable land near Barton St. called the "Harp"
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Henry WILKINSON, attorney, Glouc; Samuel GWINNETT

Release
(1) William HAMLIN of Glouc. city, peruke-maker, and Ann his wife
(2) Moses BINING of Barton St, butcher
Two messuages near Barton St. built by Charles BAKER on land called the "Harp" and ¾ acre of arrable land adjoining the "Harp" formerly tenanted by Thomas MEEK junior, now tenanted by John WOODCOCK
Consideration: £266
Witnesses: Henry WILKINSON attorney; Samuel GWINNETT

Lease
(1) Rev. Thomas SNELL of Windlesham, Surrey, gent., eldest son and surviving heir of Wm. SNELL of Salisbury Hall Shenley, Herts, deceased
(2) Thomas NEWCOME of Shenley, Herts, clerk
Robert Richard PIGON esq. of Whitchurch, Oxford, devisees in trust of William SNELL
John BURRUP of Glouc. city, gent
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St., occupied by Martha BURRUP widow. Plan included
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Sarah BAGULEY; Anna Maria NEWCOME; Stephen BLATHERWICK; William LAKE of Lincoln's Inn, Richard Rowland TAILOR of Windlesham, Surrey, George NICHOLAS, schoolmaster of Windlesham

Release
(1) Rev. Thomas SNELL of Windesham, Surrey, eldest son and surviving heir of William SNELL esq. of Salisbury Hall, Shenley, Herts, deceased, and devisee in fee
(2) Elizabeth SNELL widow of Windesham House, Windesham, annuitant named in will of William SNELL
(3) Thomas NEWCOME of Shenley, clerk; Robert Richard PIGON Esq. of Whitchurch, devisees in trust of Wm. SNELL
(4) John BURRUP of Glouc. city, gent
(5) Francis MAYER of Glouc. city, grocer
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St; plan included
Consideration: £500
Witnesses: as in lease dated 12 February 1822

Appointment and Enfeoffment
(1) John BURRUP of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Frances MAYER of Glouc. city, grocer
(3) Thomas QUARINGTON esq. of Glouc. city
(4) Charles HOUGH of Glouc. city, bookseller
Messuage, stable and outbuildings in Barton Street recently held by Martha BURRUP, widow, Gloucester to Painswick highway on S; land of Miss MILL occupied by Wm. CLARK maltster on N; garden of Wm. WATHEN on W; garden of Jas. BUCHANAN on E, Note of livery of seizin
Consideration: £700 and 10/-
Witnesses: James ABELL attorney Glouc; Horatio PAINE his clerk

Lease
(1) Thomas QUARINGTON esq. of Glouc. city
(2) Josiah CASTREE, Esq. of Glouc. city, land surveyor
Messuage, outbuildings, stable and garden in Barton St.
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: R.H. CARTER, James ABELL

Assignment and Release
(1) Thomas QUARINGTON of Glouc. city, esq.,
(2) Josiah CASTREE, of Glouc. city, land surveyor
(3) Charles OSBORNE, of Glouc. city, architect
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St. now occupied by Josiah CASTREE
Consideration: £775
Witnesses: R.H. CARTER, sol. Glouc.; James ABELL, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage by appointment and demise
(1) Josiah CASTREE of Barton St, land surveyor
(2) Edmund RUDGE of Tewkesbury, tanner
Messuage, stable, outbuilding and gardens in Barton St. recently occupied by Martha BURRUP widow, now by Josiah CASTREE; Gloucester to Painswick road on S; land of Miss Mills on N; garden of Wm. WATHEN on W; garden of Jas. BUCHANAN on E
Term: 1000 years
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: R.H. CARTER, sol. Glouc.; Edmund RUDGE junior

Surcharge
(1) Josiah CASTREE of Barton Street, land surveyor
(2) Edmund RUDGE of Tewkesbury, tanner
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St. formerly occupied by Martha BURRUP
Principal: £150
Witnesses: George LEWIS, clerk to K.H. CARTER, sol. Glouc.

Surrender of Term
(1) Edmund RUDGE of Tewkesbury, tanner and engine maker Ruth RUDGE widow of Russell Place, Stroud road
(2) Josiah CASTREE of Glouc. city, land surveyor
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton Street now occupied by (2)
Term: remainder of 1000 years
Consideration: £450 due on mortgage
Witnesses: Joshua THOMAS, sol. Tewkesbury; Edward J. JONES, clerk to Joseph CARTER, sol. Glouc.

Assignment of Bond
(1) Josiah CASTREE of Glouc. city, land agent
(2) William Hodges GOUGH of Glouc. city, builder, executor and attorney appointed of (1)
Bond and consideration of £1,000, guaranteeing possession of messuage, stable, and garden in Barton Street to the north of the Gloucester to Painswick road
Consideration: £800
Witnesses: H. MATTHEWS, junior, sol. Glouc; Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Josiah CASTREE of Glouc. city, land agent
(2) William Hodges GOUGH, of Glouc. city, builder
Messuage, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St., formerly occupied by Martha BURRUP widow, recently by Robert Ryder HORNER; and three cottages partly built on the site, and all appurtenances. Four memoranda endorsed, dated 4 August 1851, 13 August 1851, 15 August 1851, 11 December 1851
Consideration: £800
Witnesses: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc., Thomas MATTHEWS, junior

Mortgage and Further Charge
(1) William Hodges GOUGH of Glouc. city, builder
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE, of Glouc. city, gent
Two messuages, formerly one, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton St. recently occupied by Robert Ryder HORNER
Principal: £1000
Witness: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.
Further Charge
(1) William H. GOUGH
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE
Security above
Principal: £50
Witness: Thomas TAYNTON

Deed of Further Charge
(1) William Hodges GOUGH of Glouc. city, builder
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE, of Glouc. city, gent
Two messuages, formerly one, stable, outbuildings and garden in Barton Street, recently occupied by Robert Ryder HORNER
Principal: £221-8-11 and further sums not exceeding £1000
Witnesses: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Glouc. city, gent
(2) William Hodges GOUGH of Glouc. city, builder
(3) Thomas Cuff ADAMS esq. of Bath
Land and five messuages, one of which formed part of a larger messuage, near Barton Street, formerly occupied by Martha BURRUP widow, now of Robert Ryder HORNER
Principal: £1000
Witnesses: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) William Hodges GOUGH of Glouc. city, builder
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE, of Glouc. city, gent
Piece of land with five messuages (one of which formed part of a large tenement) near Barton St., now occupied by Robert Ryder HORNER; street on S. land of George Archibald DINELEY Esq. on N. Note of bankruptcy petition against (1) endorsed, dated 1 August 1854
Principal: £200
Witness: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage and transfer of mortgage
(1) William Hodges GOUGH of Gloucester city, builder
(2) William Philip PRICE; Richard POTTER; Charles WALKER, all of Gloucester city, timber merchants and co-partners Land and five messuages near Barton St. Note of institution of a petition in bankruptcy against (1) endorsed
Principal: £181-10-5
Witness: Benjamin JORDAN, clerk to ELLIS, ELLIOTT & SWANN, sol. Glouc.
Transfer of mortgage 27 June 1853
(1) William Philip PRICE, Richard POTTER, Charles WALKER
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester city, gent
£208-14-1 owing and securities
Principal: £40
Witness: Henry JEFFS, accountant, Glouc.

Conveyance and Reconveyance
(1) Henry BUTT of Glouc. city, ironmonger
(2) Edward Mant MILLER esq. of Bristol city
(3) James BRETHERTON of Glouc. gent
Parts still unsold of five messuages and land in Barton Street, subject to mortgages of £1000; £60, and £208-14-1.
Memorandum dated 14 July 1862 noting that part of the property conveyed to William REYNOLDS of Kingsholm
Consideration: £5
Witnesses: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.; H. MILLER
Reconveyance 11 July 1862
(1) James BRETHERTON
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Glouc. city, gent
Property described above, subject to mortgage debts
Consderation: £20
Witnesses: John BOURTON, clerk to Joseph & H.J. LOVEGROVE, sol. Glouc.

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) Thomas Cuff ADAMS esq. of Bath
(2) David HARTLEY of Cheltenham, surgeon
Land and five messuages on N. of Barton Street, lands of Geo. Archibald Dinely GOODYAR esq. and a messuage of Wm. WEBB on N; garden now belonging to MANN on W; garden of JONES, and land of Webb, SYMONDS on E. Memorandum that by indenture 25 June 1877 messuage and land adjoining property above in Lower Barton St. granted to use of Walter TRIGG
Principal: £1000
Witness: William HALE, solicitor, Bath

Probate of will and codicil
(1) Ruth RUDGE (formerly of 2 Russell Place, Stroud, then of Huntley, afterwards of Longhope), widow, testator
(2) William COLEMAN of Lay Field, and Edmund Rudge LANE (nephew) both of Much Marcle, trustees appointed
(3) Susanna Rudge COLEMAN (niece)
(4) William MAYO of Gatwick (brother, deceased)
(5) Elizabeth COLEMAN, daughter of (4)
(6) William Rudge MAYO of Gatwick; Joseph MAYO (nephews)
(7) Mary Mayo CANNOCK, daughter of testator's sister Ann LANE, deceased
Will made 6 June 1860, codicil dated 12 October 1871
Will sworn under £8,000
Witnesses: Elizabeth FRITH; John ALLEN, Henry FRITH; William Henry BIRT; Elizabeth ELTON, Ruth CARNOCK

Marriage Settlement by release
(1) Mary HOOPER of Glouc. city, widow
(2) Rev. Ebeneezer CORNELL of Glouc. city, dissenting minister
(3) John BEALE, gent, John Harmer WHARFINGER, both of Glouc. city
Three messuages adjoining in St. Michael's parish and a close of pasture adjoining
Consideration: intended marriage and 10/-
Witnesses: Charles COLE junior; Phi(llip) DODDRIDGE

Deed of covenant
(1) Richard CHANDLER Esq. of Gloucester city
(2) Ebenezer CORNELL of Gloucester, dissenting minister; Matthew WILLS of Bristol city, gent
Title deeds relating to a messuage, stable, coachhouse and garden in the parish of St. Michael, and a close of pasture containing two acres; a messuage and garden of Ebenezer CORNELL, tenanted by Mr. NOTT on N; land of the rector of St. Michaels on S; highway towards Rigny stile grounds on W. Schedule 1660 - included
Witnesses: John PHILLPOTTS junior, Thomas R. NOTT

Conveyance in trust under will
(1) George Wade Edwin BROWN of Lower Barton street, yeoman, surviving trustee of John MERRETT of Barton St. hay dealer
(2) James TRINDER of Cirencester, innkeeper
Henry William BRUTON of Glouc. city, auctioneer
Messuage, barn, stable, brewhouse, piggeries and other out-buildings and a garden adjoining; another small piece of land adjoining on the west of the piggeries. A messuage and land on the east of lands of the Malt Shovel Public House; three other messuages and appurtenances specified near an orchard belonging to SPRING. All of which property lies in the hamlets of Barton St. Michael and Barton St. Mary.
Property to be held in trust for Ann M, wife, John M. son and Esther WADE, daughter of the testator
Witness: W.P. BROWN, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage, and Further Charge (draft undated)
(1) Albert John PONTING of Tocknells Painswick, farmer and builder
(2) Arthur LEWIS of Milacroft, Hempstead, gent
Rev. William Charles COOKE of Histon Vicarage, near Cambridge
Martin BARRY-LEWIS of Glouc. city, solicitor
Two messuages known as Beresford House with garden and premises in Barton Street, now occupied by Miss COX
Principal: £700 and further charge £300
Witness: H.W. GRIMES sol. Glouc.

Assignment of term
(1) Samuel WILSE of Glouc. city, gent (surviving devisee of property below under will of George WORRALL of Glouc. city, pinmaker)
(2) Richard HELPS of Barton St. woolstapler
Messuage and garden in Barton St.
Rent: fee farm rent of 7/6 a year
Term: residue of 500 years
Consideration: £195
Witnesses: Edmund PHILLIPPS; John Skinner STOCK

Marriage Settlement and Counterpart
(1) Richard HELPS senior of Barton St. St. Michael, woolstapler
(2) James HELPS of Barton St., woolstapler
(3) Ann MATTHEWS junior, of Barton St.
(4) Ann MATTHEWS of Barton St. widow
(5) Thomas QUICK Esq. of Hereford city; Richard HELPS junior Barton St. woolstapler
Messuage, garden, orchard, also warehouse, wool-loft, cyder mill, brewhouse, comb shop, and two newly built tenements with a garret, all in Barton St, the work buildings and tenements built by (1)
Consideration: intended marriage and £600 marriage portion
Witnesses: Henry WHITE of Overbury, co. Warwick, Samuel RICKETTS of Gloucester

Marriage Settlement and Appointment of new Trustees and Assignment (Chancery exhibit in case HELPS v ROWTON)
(1) Richard HELPS of Barton St, woolstapler
(2) James HELPS senior of Barton St. woolstapler
(3) James HELPS junior of Cheapside, St. Peter Cripplegate Ward, London, warehouseman
(4) Ann PLUCKNETT of Wincanton, Co. Somerset, spinster
(5) Thomas HELPS of Balham Hill, Streatham, Surrey
(6) Rev. Charles PLUCKNETT of Wincanton, clerk
Capital messuage with wool-loft and appurts. in Barton St.
Consideration: intended marriage of A. PLUCKNETT, with James HELPS junior and 10/-
Witnesses: John BURRUP attorney-at-law, Glouc; William PLUCKNETT
15 February 1867
Appointment of new trustees and assignment
(1) Ann HELPS of Glouc. city, widow
(2) Charles PLUCKNETT
(3) Rev. John EMERIS of St. James's parsonage near the city of Gloucester
Richard Sumner HELPS of Glouc. city, gent
Capital messuage described above
Witnesses: Arthur S. HELPS sol. Glouc; S(?) J. SIMPSON, clerk to Messrs. Robert HELPS and sons, solrs. Glouc.

Enfranchisement or sale of Reversion in fee
(1) Charles Brooke HUNT esq. formerly of Bowden Hall, Upton St. Leonards
Rev. Henry BLISSETT of Latton Court, co. Hereford
Arthur STEWART, formerly of Saint Bridge House, Barnwood Benjamin St. John ACKERS Esq. of Prinknash Park, co. Gloucs. William Rutherford ANCRUM, Master of Divinity, of Upton St. Leonards (Feoffees of the manor of Upton, Gloucs.)
(2) Rev. John EMERIS formerly of St. James's Parsonage near Glouc. city, now of Upton St. Leonards
Richard Sumner HELPS of Glouc. city, gent
Reversion in fee of a messuage and land (about 1a) in Barton St. (plan included)
Consideration: £10
Witnesses: George WHITCOMBE, sol. Glouc.; John Richard SHARPE; Alan baliff to STEWART, Barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, John ELLIOTT ACKERS

Receipt dated 11 December 1874
Inland Revenue Succession Duty Accounts (5)
(1) Anne Elizabeth EMERIS wife of Rev. John MERIS of Upton St. Leonards (successor)
(2) Anne HELPS of Glouc. city, widow (predecessor) (Under deed D3117/3713)
Messuage, warehouse, coach house, stable, gardens and appurts. on the N. side of Barton St, subjected to the trusts of (1) above; and Julia Plucknett HELPS; Ellen HELPS of Glouc. city, widow; Rose Morse HELPS of Glouc. city, spinster, Mary Lewis ROWTON wife of Rev. Rupert James R. of Wessington near Alfreton, Derby (Succession Accounts for each trustee)

Chancery Decree
(1) Rose Morse HELPS, Ellen Kempthorn HELPS, Julia Plucknett HELPS (plaintiffs)
(2) Rev. Rupert James ROWTON and Mary LEWIS his wife; Anne Le Lievre ROWTON; Adelaide Mary ROWTON; Bertha Thorold ROWTON; Catherine Maria Louisa ROWTON (infants under 21, represented by Rev. John EMERIS, guardian, and Anne Elizabeth his wife. John EMERIS junior and Elizabeth Ann EMERIS, Harriott Mary EMERIS, Francis Rose EMERIS, William Charles EMERIS (infants under 21, represented by Rev. John E. (guardian), Richard Sumner HELPS, Rev. Melville HOLMES, William Robert EMERIS and Arthur Spry HELPS (defendants).
Dispute over Barton St. property

Conveyance
(1) The Rev. John EMERIS of Upton St. Leonards Richard Summer HELPS of Glouc. city, gent
(2) John EMERIS, Rev. Melville HOLMES formerly of Chesterfield, co. Derby
(3) William Robert EMERIS Esq. of Louth, co. Lincoln Arthur Spry HELPS of Glouc. city, gent
(4) Rose Morse HELPS; Ellen Kempthorne HELPS, Julia Plucknett HELPS, all of Charlton House Barton St. spinsters
Messuage, wool-loft and premises in Barton St.
Consideration: Chancery Decree and £562-10s
Witnesses: W. BROADSTOCK, clerk to Messrs. R.S and A.S. HELPS, solrs. Glouc; W.C. FORMAN, clerk to Messrs. WILSON and son, solrs, Louth; Edward SCHOFIELD clerk to R.T. GRATTON sol. Chesterfield, W. BROADSTOCK, clerk to Messrs. R.S and A.S. HELPS, solrs. Glouc.

Abstract of Probate of will of Mrs. Anne HELPS, and of a Decree in Chancery
Will made 18 January 1868; will proved 7 November 1873; Decree made 27 April 1875, refer D3117/3717

Abstract of Title 1821 -, of the Misses HELPS to Charlton House and grounds in Barton St.

Abstract of the Settlement on Mr. and Mrs. ROWTONS marriage so far as it affects Mrs. R's interest in the Charlton House property
Marriage Settlement
(1) Mary HELPS of Barton St.
(2) Rev. Rupert James ROWTON of Reedham, Norfolk
(3) Rev. John Sturges LIEVRE of Little Ashly, co. Leics.; James PLUCKNETT of Lincoln's Inn Fields, gent
One eight part of Barton St. property
Consideration: intended marriage of (1)

Conveyance
(1) Rose Morse HELPS; Ellen Kempthorne HELPS; Julia Plucknett HELPS, spinsters, of Charlton House, Barton St.
(2) Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of Gloucester acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority
Charlton House and appurts. to be held for the purposes of the Baths and Washhouses Acts. Good plan included.
Consideration: £1500
Witness: Arthur S. HELPS, sol. Glouc.

Acknowledgement
(1) Rev. John EMERIS of Upton St. Leonards; Rev. Melville HOLMES of Wadsley Vicarage, Sheffield
(2) Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens acting as Gloucester Urban Sanitary Authority
Acknowledgement of right to production of deeds to Charlton House property, Barton St. (Schedules included 1849---)
Witnesses: W. BROADSTOCK clerk to HELPS solrs. Glouc; George BROWN, butler; Samuel SMITH of Pool Sq. Sheffield, sharebroker

Parties as in D3117/3723, for draft Acknowledgement as in D3117/3723

Parchment scale plan of land and houses in Barton St. and Parkers Row, the property of late Rev. John FORD sold by (1) Mrs. NIBLETT to (2) John CHADBORN April 1823
Total area shown 4 acres, 2 roods, and 4 perches, Barton St, railway, Parkers Row and property of the Corporation and Rev. Thomas RUDGE surrounding property
Pencilled note on deed "Barton St. & Brunswick Road Gloucester"

Lease
(1) Jane ALDRIDGE of Stamford Hill co. Middx., spinster, Eliza ALDRIDGE; Fanny ALDRIDGE, Maria ALDRIDGE, Caroline ALDRIDGE all of Campden Place, Bath, spinsters Edward ALDRIDGE Esq. of Bisley
William ALDRIDGE of Stroud gent
Henry Charles ALDRIDGE of Bisley, gent
(2) Nathaniel MILES of Stroud, surgeon
Messuage and garden near Mop Lane occupied for many years by William CLARKE with 3 acres 39 perches of pasture near Sudbrook on S; Tredworth lane on W; Sandfield on N; also close called Great Moors (3a 2r 22p) immediately to E. of close above; also Little Moors (2a 3p) on E of Gt. Moors
Rent: peppercorn
Consideration: 5/-
Term: a year
Witnesses: Anne DUKE of Clifton, Gloucs, William RICH of Clifton, Mary WHITE, Emily TATE of Campden Place, Bath; D---- MORGAN of the same place

Lease
(1) Anne THEYER of Gloucester, widow (late wife of Gyles THEYER of Gloucester, baker, deceased) and Gyles THEYER (son and heir of the said Gyles THEYER, deceased by the said Anne his wife)
(2) Robert HILL of Gloucester, gent
Parcel of ground with a tenement on N side of Barton Street near the Eastgate, St. Michaell's, Gloucester
Rent: a peppercorn if demanded
Term: 900 years
Consideration: £5
Witnesses: John PERKS; Samuel BREWSTER, John WELSTED

Assignment of terms in trust to attend inheritance
(1) John PHILLPOTTS Esq. of Serjeants Inn
(2) William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Glouc. City, timber merchant George SHELTON of Birmingham, timber merchant
(3) James Peat HEANE of Glouc. City, surgeon
(4) Robert HEANE of Glouc. City, gent
Capital messuage with stables, coach houses, brewhouse, lawn, pleasure and pasture ground in successive possession of Sir Jas. JELF, Kitty NIBLETT, and John CHADBORN; another messuage lying near the capital messuage above, and adjoining Barton St. in successive possession of Wm. REES, Robert Ryder HORNER and John BARNES; and also a piece of land adjoining these properties and used as a pleasure ground of the capital messuage. Pencilled endorse:- "J.P. Heane's property in Barton St. later Crypt School and then Sir Thomas Rich's School"
Terms: residue of 1000 years; 1000 years, 1000 years and 500 years
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Robert HART 11 Serjeants Inn; John ELLIOTT sol. Glouc; E.B. SWANN sol. Glouc; Edwin CHATWIN Water St. Birmingham; John HABGOOD of James Martins Birmingham

Mortgage by demise
(1) Richard WOOD of Tuffleighe, yeoman
(2) Humphry HEYNES of Barton St. yeoman
Tenement called Whites Mill in Barton St. with appurts. in Upton St. Leonards; St. Mary de Lode; Saintbridge, Matson, Barnwood
Rent: 1d a year
Term: 70 years
Principal: £104-10s; £4; payment to be made upon the Kings Board in the city of Glouc.
Witnesses: Stephen HARFORD; John WOOD; John HARFORD

Lease
(1) Thomas ELMES of Barton St. gent
(2) Joseph COTHER of Glouc. City, shoemaker
Moiety of a piece of ground (1 acre) converted into a cherry orchard in Barton Street with a messuage in successive possession of Humphry ONYON, and (1); lands of Daniel WASHBOURNE on E and W; highway on N now tenanted by Daniel JOLLYMAN
Rent: peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: William SIMON, James PITT

Marriage Settlement by lease and release
(1) Elizabeth TAYLOR of Hyde, Minchinhampton; widow
(2) John GURNER junior of Cirencester, yarnmaker
(3) Samuel PEACH of Chalford, Minchinhampton, clothier; John PEACH his son
Three tenements in Barton St, St. Michaels, occupied by Thomas RUSSELL, Henry SALTER GIBBINS; one messuage in Eastgate St. divided into 3 tenements recently in possession of Daniel WASHBORNE father of (1) deceased. Also a piece of freehold garden ground in Barton St. occupied by Mary CULLUM widow. Household goods of (1)
Witnesses: Edmund CLUTTERBUCK, Lewis CLUTTERBUCK

Lease
(1) Constant ELMES of Barton St. widow and executrix of Thomas ELMES gent
William ELMES, and Constant ELMES spinster (only son and daughter of (1))
(2) Peter HAYNES senior of Glouc. city, grocer
Freehold moiety of 5 arable lands near Barton St. in Little Field, between lands of Rowland PITT on S and N (1 acre); 9 ridges in the same place; 2 butts of arable in same place, extending towards Barton Barn; 3 butts in same place; ¾ acre of pasture adjoining Little Fields; one close of pasture called Brook Close, adjoining Milking Furlong
Rent: Peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Richard ELLY; Robert DAVIS

Lease
(1) George Peters WILKES of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Thomas TRIGG of Kingsholm, market gardner
Messuage recently known as the "Princes Plume" Beerhouse with stables and appurts. occupied by Henry Thomas KILLNER in Lower Barton St; including a Gateway and passage from the highway to a yard
Rent: £32
Term: 7 years
Witnesses: James M. CLARKE, clerk to G.P. WILKES, sol. Glouc.

Deed of Partition
(1) John CHEESLET of Barton St., and Anne his wife
(2) Anne CHEESLET; Jane CHEESLET, Elizabeth CHEESLET, spinsters, 3 daughters of (1)
(3) Edmund PEARCE of Tewkesbury, postmaster
(4) Abraham WRIGHT of Barton St., John HOLDER of Barton St. cordwainer
Three brick houses and gardens purchased by (1) off Daniel WASHBOURNE in Barton St; the gardens fronting Fore St.
Consideration: division of property, intended marriage and 5/- each
Witnesses: George TAYLER, Israel MICHELL

Lease
(1) Elizabeth TAYLOR of Hyde, Minchinhampton, widow
(2) Samuel PEACH of Chalford, Minchinhampton, clothier; John PEACH his son
Three separate messuages in Barton St, tenanted by Thomas RUSSELL, Henry SALTER, GIBBINS. Also a messuage in East-gate St. and a piece of garden in Barton St. occupied by Mary CALLUM, widow. Messuage in Hyde and close adjoining; pasture called the Orchard and woodland below messuage and 4 acres of wood in Cowcomb Wood, Minchinhampton
Rent: peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Edmund CLUTTERBUCK, Lewis CLUTTERBUCK

Lease
(1) James OLDACRE of Barton St, baker
(2) John WOOD of Barnwood, yeoman
John HOPE of Glouc. City, gent
Two messuages, garden and appurts. in Barton St, occupied by John WHITMORE and John GROVE; 2 pieces of garden ground in Barton St. tenanted by Hannah HARPER and Joseph WEBLEY and all other property in Barton St. purchased off James ROGERS of Glouc. City and Edmund PEARCE of Tewkesbury
Rent: peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: --- PHILLIPS; William HOLDER

Mortgage by demise
(1) William JONES of Gloucester, gent
(2) Richard ELLY of Gloucester, gent
Four tenements with appurts. in the parish of St. Mary de Crypt, Gloucester; a capital messuage in Corse called the farm of Corse with appurts., 5 parcels of land adjoining (24 acres); three pieces of meadow called Wickslip (4 acres); 7 acres in Cattsborn; two acres and a half in Upperham in Hartpury; a tenement with appurts. in Hasfield with the Barn Close (2 acres) the Wear or Wyer (7 acres), Kitebury (2 acres); also a large brick messuage with out-houses, gardens, buildings and orchard in Barton Street in the parish of St. Michael, Gloucester, as security for an annuity of £50
Rent: Peppercorn
Term: residue of 21 years
Consideration: £150
Witnesses: William HARDING, Edward DRIVER, clerks to JONES, attorney

Lease and release
(1) John Robert LONGDEN esq. of Doctors Commons, London, and Louisa his wife
Thomas Hayter LONGDEN Esq. of Shooters Hill, Kent, and Lavinia his wife
(2) Samuel NICHOLS of Barton Street, butcher
(3) Charles FLETCHER of Barton St., gent
Two closes of meadow now in one, called Pauls Corner (4a 1r 37p) and right of access in the hamlet of Barton St. Michael, land of Mayor and Burgesses on E; land of Edward ALDRIDGE esq. on W & N; Tredworth field Brook on S
Consideration: £450
Witnesses: William Read KING; H.J. W.L(?)R HAYS

Lease and release
(1) Rev. Charles CRAWLEY of Stowe nr. Daventry, co Northampton (brother of Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY, Baronet, deceased) Rev. Duke YONGE of Cornwood co. Devon
George Abraham CRAWLEY esq. of Tanfield, Court Temple, London (the trustees of the will of Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY
(2) Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY of Flaxley Abbey, Baronet (the first tenant for life named in will and eldest son and heir of Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY)
(3) Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY; John Lloyd CRAWLEY of Heyford nr. Daventry (executors of Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY deceased)
(4) John Lloyd CRAWLEY and Rev. Charles CRAWLEY of Broughton, Westbury-upon-Severn (son of Sir Thomas Crawley BOEVEY, deceased)
William CRAWLEY of Flaxley, clerk
(5) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton St, butcher
John CHADBORN of Glouc. city, gent
Close nr. Barton St. to W. of Barton Lane (1a 3r 30p) also close adjoining to S. of Sudbrooke and Milcomb Furlong on S. (3a 3r 30p) also tithes of £1-14s payable to Rector of St. Michaels
Consideration: 10/- and £870
Witnesses: James William MACDONALD; Donald MACDONALD, clerks to Messrs. GREEN, PEMBERTON and CRAWLEY of Salisbury Sq. London; John TRYER of Flaxley; Thomas LUCAS of Newnham; Susanna YONGE spinster of Cornwood Devon; Charlotte CRAWLEY, widow of Cornwood, Devon

Fire Insurance Policy
(1) Royal Exchange Assurance Company
(2) Ann BROWNING of Westbury-upon-Severn, spinster
House and offices in a field called Little Hides in the hamlet of Barton St. Mary, occupied by Thomas LUSTY, and insured for £150

Fire Insurance policy
(1) Royal Exchange Assurance Company
(2) William Viner ELLIS of Glouc. City, gent
Houses and offices in a field called Little Hides in the hamlet of Barton St. Mary, occupied by William MERRIMAN and --- insured for £150

Surrender of mortgage term
(1) John WINTLE of Glouc. City, esq.
(2) Samuel NICHOLLS formerly of Barton St. butcher, now of Wotton St. Mary, gent
All property near Barton St. described D3117/3974 mortgaged for 1000 years
Consideration: payment £500 mortgage
Witness: Robert WILTON, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage by lease and release
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Wotton St. Mary, gent
(2) Robert WILTON of Glouc. city, gent
Property called Pauls Corner in Barton St. Michaels, described D3117/3973, land nr. Barton St. described D3117/3974 and on E. of closes in 3974 occupied by Thomas DRIVER and the tithe described D3117/3974
Principal: £1100 and 5/- consideration
Witnesses: William BROWN; K.A. WHITEHEA (--)

Conveyance
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Wotton St. Mary, gent
(2) Robert WILTON of Glouc. City, gent
(3) Samuel BOWLY of Glouc. city, cheese factor
(4) Jesse SESSIONS of Glouc. city, coal merchant
All property in Barton St. refer D3117/3978. Memorandum of conveyance dated 18 October 1853 endorsed
Consideration: £1100 and £880
Witnesses: W. BROWN, sol. Glouc., Thomas Fenn ADDISON, sol. Glouc., William M. SANDFORD, his clerk

Conveyance agreement for sale and agreement for exchange
(1) The Great Western Railway Company
(2) Samuel BOWLY of Glouc. City, gent
(3) Charles LAWRENCE of Cirencester, gent
Two pieces of land in Barton St. Mary (1a 3r 36p) and a small strip of land 10 feet wide being part of land above (Plans included). Memorandum endorsed that property conveyed to John Cleveland GREEN banker, and Nathaniel WASHBORNE draper, both of Glouc. City (14 February 1854)
Consideration: £197-10s
Witnesses: W. STEVENSON of Westbourn Grove, Bayswater;
Charles SAUNDERS, Secretary of the Railway Company; Joseph GRAHAM accountant of Cirencester
Agreement for sale of land in the hamlet of Barton St. Mary and in the parish of St. Mary de Lode by the Great Western Railway Company to the trustees of St. Bartholomew's Hospital (1846)

Conveyance exchanging property and affidavit
(1) Thomas William HELPS of Deans Yard, Westminster, co. Middx.
Arthur HELPS Esq. of Chester
William Wiltshire SMITH esq. of Montpellier Cottage, Kentish Town (the surviving executors of Thomas HELPS deceased)
(2) James HELPS of Barton St. gent
(3) Samuel BOWLY of Glouc. city, cheese factor
(4) Jesse SESSIONS of Glouc. city, coal merchant
Garden ground (1 acre) in Barton St. Mary, and in the parish of St. Mary de Lode on S and E of a close called Little Ground, Littlefield on N, land of (3) on SW formerly called Milcombe Furlong to be exchanged for a piece of garden (3r 10p) on S.W of Sudbrooke, formerly forming part of Patty's, also Lovers Ground (plan included showing both pieces of land). Schedule 1820 included. Affidavit by Richard HELPS of Glouc. City, gent re James HELPS of Barton St, woolstapler and property in Barton St.
Witnesses: Richard HELPS, sol. Glouc; John ALDERS of Westminster, clerk to (1); Frederick SANDFORD, clerk to Thomas Fenn ADDISON, sol. Glouc.; Thomas Fenn ADDISON

Mortgage by lease and release
(1) James HELPS of Glouc. City, gent (only son and heir of James H. of Glouc. city, woolstapler, deceased) and Anne his wife
(2) Thomas HELPS esq. of Balham Hill co. Surney
Conduit Ground (4a 1r 19p), land now used as a nursery garden occupied by James Daniel WHEELER, called Great Ground (5a 20p) Patty's also Lovers Ground (5a 1r 9p), all in Barton St. Mary Principal: £200
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Thomas HOLT, sol. Glouc; Richard HELPS, sol.
Glouc; two perpetual commissioners; James PITT; William Jeffs BENING, clerks to WHITCOMBE, HELPS and WEMYSS solrs. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) William HELPS Esq. of the Bethlehem Hospital, Southwark co. Surrey
(2) Samuel BOWLY esq. of Glouc. city
(3) Jesse SESSIONS of Glouc. city, coal merchant
Land called "The Little Ground" (1a 1r 2p) with a cottage; Sudbrook NE; Tredworth Lane on SE other lands of Samuel BOWLY on SW; and N.W (plan included)
Consideration: £590
Witnesses: W. Charles HOOD, doctor of medicine of the Bethlehem Hospital, London

Release
(1) Elizabeth MORGAN, Fairford, wid. of Charles MORGAN late Fairford, gent, decd.
Robert MORGAN, Fairford, gent. son and heir apparent of Eliz. MORGAN
(2) John BUSH, Gloucester, woolstapler
Wm. LANE, Gloucester, gent
Mansion house, brew house, 2 barns, 2 stables, 2 carthouses, 2 pigstyes and garden; orchard called the Patch (1 ac.); close of pasture called the Hides (4 ac.), close called the Lower Ground (3½ ac.), close called Tween Brooks (½ ac.) unenclosed meadow, pasture and arable in Sudmeadow, Walham, Tredworth field, Lower Tredworth field, Windmill field, Sandfield, Tween Brook field, Drake's Croft (41¾ ac.)
Little Patch (½ ac.)
House, garden, and long strip called the Rudge adjoining (½ ac.)
Reciting post nuptial settlement of (1), 3/4 Nov. 1735
Reciting Recovery, Trinity Term, 1765
Reciting deed to declare uses of a recovery, 23/24 June 1765 in trust for John BUSH
Consideration: £550
Witnesses: Joshua CARBY; John COX; Edward ROBERTSON, "of the Hector, Indiaman". John BULWORTHY, clerk to Messrs. CHAMBERLAYNE and WHITE, Crane Court, London

Lease
(1) William LANE and John Skinner STOCK, both of Glouc. city, gent
Samuel BOWYER of the Exchequer Office in the Inner Temple, London, gent
(2) John SPIER of London, victualler
Two lands of arrable in Great Tredworth Field, at a place called the Bushes (1r 17p); 4 lands of arrable in the same field (1a 2r 4p) near Sudbrook, 3 lands in the same field (2r 4p); one land in Great Tredworth Field (1r 4p); one land in the same field (25p); 3 gores of arrable in the same field; one land of arrable in Great Tredworth Field near Broadmeer (2r 2p); one land of arrable in the same field near Turnbush (24p); one land of arrable in Great Tredworth Field against the Hill (26p); one land in the same field (27p), all in Wotton and Barton Street St. Michaels
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: S. PEACH; William GRIFFITH; John W. JEFSSON; Robert Pleydell WILTON

Release
(1) William LANE and John Skinner STOCK both of Glouc. City, gent
Samuel BOWYER of the Exchequer Office in the Inner Temple, gent
(2) Samuel WALBANK esq., formerly of the parish of St. Clement Danes now of Wotton near Glouc. city and Anne his wife Solomon COOKE of Glouc. city, wine merchant
Susannah ROGERS of Glouc. city, widow; Rev. Richard ROGERS; Rev. Samuel ROGERS both of Glouc. city
(3) John SPIER of Glouc. city, victualler
Property described in lease D3117/4000. Schedule of deeds 1762 included
Witnesses: Law; MILLS of Hucclecote; William GRIFFITH; Robert Pleydell WILTON; Thomas PRICE; J.W.W. JEFSSON; S. PEACH of East Sheen, clerk

Will and codicil (copy)
(1) John SPIER of Glouc. City, victualler and maltster (testator)
(2) Elizabeth SPIER (wife and sole executrix appointed)
(3) Thomas SPIER (son)
(4) John SPIER (son)
(5) James SPIER (youngest son)
Codicil dated 4 April 1782: will proved 27 July 1789.
Freehold and leasehold estate purchased off the trustees of William BLANCH esq., and other freehold estate unspecified; also estate recently purchased off Thomas SMITH at Maisemore and held for lives under the Bishop of Gloucester
Witnesses: John BICKNELS; Ralph ADY; Francis STRATFORD; Henry SPIER; Ann PERRINS

Release
(1) Sarah COTHER of Wotton, widow;
John Skinner STOCK esq. of Glouc. city Jeremiah HAWKINS senior of Tirley, gent; William COTHER of Mitton, Breedon co. Worcs, gent (devisees and executors of Thomas COTHER formerly of Barnwood, since of Wotton, gent, deceased)
(2) Richard HELPS of Barton St. woolstapler
Four acres of arrable land called Fresh Furlong in Tredworth Field; property formerly belonging to the Abbey of St. Peters and situated in the parish of St. Mary de Lode
Consideration: £163
Witnesses: Thomas WARD of Barton St. husbandman, William GRIFFITH; Gloucester, attorney-at-law

Probate of will
(1) Richard HELPS of Barton St. in the parish of St. Michael, woolstapler (testator)
(2) Mary HELPS (wife)
(3) James HELPS (eldest son)
(4) Thomas HELPS (son)
(5) Richard HELPS (son)
Will made 17 August 1803
Two messuages with coachhouses and appurts. occupied by (1) and (3) in Barton Street; 4 closes of pasture lying together and situated in Barton St. Mary (15½a); Barton Lane on W; Sudbrook on S; Saint Michael's charity land on E; Corporation land and land of Sir Edwin JEYNES on N; also 3 messuages called the Mill with lands and premises (1½a) in Barton St. Mary and Upton St. Leonards; also tenement called the Home-stead Mansion House with barns, stables, gardens and a piece of land called Herberts Hay, part of the five acres piece, May Slough, and an orchard and garden (6½a 1r) situated in the hamlet of Barton Street St. Marys and Barton Street, St. Michaels; also an enclosed piece of arrable containing 15a 1r, in Tredworth, Barton St. Mary; brook on N; Corporation land on E; road on S; land of Roger LONGDEN on W; also 8 acres of arrable to the SW of last mentioned in Barton St. Michael and Wotton; three small parcels of land in Drakescroft (1r 20p); ½ acre of arrable near Lower Tredworth; one headland in lower Tredworth, Barton Street, St. Mary (1 rood);
Probate sworn under £5,000
Witnesses: Daniel TAGSUM (TAYSUM?); Thomas OKEY; Augustine WHEADON

Bargain and sale (copy)
(1) Ebenezer KING esq.; Robert Pleydell WILTON; John PHILLPOTTS junior, gent (the major part of the Commissioners in Bankruptcy, in the case of Thomas SPIER of Glouc. city, mercer, dealer and chapman)
(2) Thomas SPIER
(3) Sir Edwin JEYNES knight; Samuel JEYNES esq., both of Glouc. city.; James HELPS of Barton St. wool-stapler
Messuage, shop, warehouse, yard, garden and appurts. and lands, refer to property described D3117/4000 and 4004
Consideration: 10/-
Witnesses: Thomas FLETCHER; F. SADLER; H. WILTON, junior

Abstract of title
Abstract of title to a piece of ground in Barton Street, Gloucester, 25 July 1739-24 March 1819
Abstract of title of the estate of Thomas HELPS esq. April 1699 - 5 April 1803
Abstract of title 1759 - 1804 headed "Mr. William BURTS junior and Charles VINOTT"

Surrender of term
(1) Edwin MUTLOW of Tewkesbury, surgeon
(2) Thomas HELPS esq. of Balham Hill, co. Surrey
Piece of meadow called the Hydes near India House in Barton St, St. Mary de Lode; (4a 18p); also all closes and parcels of land in indentures of 6 and 7 October 1784 and 27 and 28 September 1826, to be held in fee
Consideration: 10/-
Witnesses: W. BETTERIDGE, clerk to Messrs. WILTON, sol. Glouc.

Piece of land near Barton's Lane in the hamlet of Barton St. Mary, belonging to Messrs. William and Arthur HELPS, showing building lots and streets, 9 July 1850

Deed of Exoneration and Conveyance
(1) Thomas Williams HELPS esq. of Deans Yard, City of Westminster
Arthur HELPS esq. of Chester Square, co. Middx. William Wiltshire SMITH esq. of Montpellier Cottage, Kentish Town, co. Middx. (surviving trustees of Thomas HELPS esq. of Balham Hill, co. Surrey)
(2) Thomas William HELPS and Arthur HELPS
(3) Perrot FENTON esq. of Doctors Commons, London
Curtilage with the granary and 2 cottages adjoining the site of a messuage formerly held with the curtilage, now sold to Charles FLETCHER and built on; also party wall on N; and garden formerly an orchard on S, called the Patch (½a) (1 acre in area before sale of building lots); all situated at Barton end, known as Barton St. and Tredworth Field Road; Property exonerated from annuity of £200 under will of Richard HELPS
Witnesses: Richard HELPS, sol. Glouc; Maria KING, servant to Thomas Williams HELPS; John ALDERS, clerk to T.W.H, Ann HUGHES, housekeeper to W.W. SMITH

Conveyance
(1) Arthur HELPS Esq. of Chester Sq. co. Middx.
(2) Thomas Williams HELPS esq. of Deans Yard in the city of Westminster
Moiety of property described D3117/4009
Consideration: £210
Witnesses: Richard HELPS solicitor, Glouc.; John ALDERS, clerk to Thomas William HELPS

Three maps relating to estate of Thomas HELPS esq. in Barton St. Mary, two maps printed. Windmill Field shown. The second printed map showing lots for sale in the Lower Barton House Estate. The first map shows proposed new brook and road from Barton St. to the new Stroud Road

Release in fee, being a settlement previous to an intended marriage
(1) Nathaniel POOLE of Stonehouse, gent
(2) Grace POPKIN of Gloucester, widow and relict of James POPKIN, late of Gloucester, gent
(3) Robert BENSON the younger of Gloucester, fellmonger and Ann POPKIN of Gloucester, spinster, daughter of (2)
(4) Robert BENSON, the elder of Gloucester, gent; Hugh TREVANION of Tewkesbury, gent
Messuage with garden and orchard in Barton St.
Witnesses: G. HORSINGTON; Frances Elizabeth Charlotte BENSON

Lease and Release
(a) Lease for a year
(1) Edward ELTON Esq. of Gloucester
(2) Thomas Crawley BOEVEY Esq. of Gloucester
Piece of meadow ground near Barton St. (1a 3r 27p); bounded on E by a close described below; on W by Barton Lane; on N by a brook called Sudbrook and on S Milcomb Furlong; another close of meadow land (2a) having the close next mentioned on E, close described above on W, Sudbrook on N, and Milcomb Furlong on S; also another close (3a 3r 17p) having land belonging to Mr. Henry WILTON on E, the close described above on the W, Sudbrook on N; Milcomb Furlong on S
Term: A year
Rent: A peppercorn
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: H. WILTON, junior; W. GRIFFITH
(b) Release in fee and Confirmation
(1) Edward ELTON Esq. of Gloucester
(2) Benjamin BURROUGHS of Gloucester, gent
(3) James LAWRENCE of Barton St, yeoman
(4) Thomas Crawley BOEVEY Esq.
Property described D3117/4048a
Consideration: £530
Witnesses: H. WILTON, junior, William GRIFFITH, attornies at Law, Gloucester

Mortgage
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton St. butcher
(2) John CHADBORN of Gloucester, gent. (A Trustee for (1))
(3) John WINTLE of Gloucester, wine merchant
Property described D3117/4048
Term: 1000 years
Consideration: £500, and 10/-
Witnesses: James ABELL; Walter CLUTTERBUCK

Quit claim
(1) William GWINNETT of Glouc. city, maltster and Elizabeth his wife (daughter of William WOOD of Barton St. husbandman, deceased)
Legacy of £125 under will of William WOOD from sale of two freehold pasture grounds on the N side of the Mill Brook, Barton Street, and a parcel of arrable in Sandfield
Witnesses: Joseph GRAZEBROOK; Edmund PHILLIPPS

Bond
(1) William WOOD junior of Glouc. City, carpenter
John WOOD of Glouc. City, carpenter
(2) Henry WILTON of Glouc. city, gent
Condition: payment of £400
Consideration: £800
Witness: Francis STRATFORD

Release and appointment in fee
(1) Sarah WILTON of Glouc. City (widow of Henry WILTON, senior, gent)
Robert Pleydell WILTON of Glouc. city, gent, and Sarah his wife (nee FRYER)
(2) John FISHER of Barton St. St. Mary de Lode, miller
(3) John BICK of Witcombe, yeoman (a trustee of (2))
Messuage and water corn mill or Grist Mill called Barnes's Mill als. Addis's Mill als. Stones Mill in Barton St, with a garden and 2 small orchards adjoining on S. side of the back Brook; also one langett of pasture on the S side of the stream (1¼a); 2 acres of arrable in Sandfield. Property to be held in trust for (2)
Consideration: £500 and 5/- and 10/-
Witnesses: John COOKE, attorney, Gloucester; Samuel HIGGS, servant to H. WILTON attorney, Thomas WOODWARD

Lease
(1) The Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) John ADEY of Gloucester City, pinmaker
Two messuages and garden in Barton St; lands of St. Bartholomew's Hospital on E; Dean and Chapter lands on W; king's highway on S; also a messuage formerly divided into two adjoining the property, with a piece of ground near the brook
Rents: 10/-, 10/-
Terms: property first mentioned 30 years; messuage formerly divided into two for term of 40 years
Witness: Joseph A. SMALL

Conveyance
(1) Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord Auckland,; Rt. Hon. Sylvester Douglas (two of H.M. Commissioners)
(3) John ADEY of Gloucester City, pinmaker
Two messuages, formerly one, garden, and yearly rent of 10/-.
Refer D3117/4099.
Consideration: £65
Witnesses: A. NEWLAND; W. YOUNG, secretary; James ILES, clerk

Particulars and conditions of sale (2 copies)
Property to be sold by Henry BRUTON by order of the trustees of the will of John ADEY esq.
The sign of the Old House at Home, King St.; freehold messuage adjoining; 3 freehold cottages adjoining; freehold inn called the Rifleman's Arms, Barton St.; two freehold messuages behind; a dwelling house, shop and premises adjoining the Red Rover Inn; 3 acres 4 perches of pasture in Barton Lane; a piece of garden adjoining pasture; a piece of freehold land (¾a) in South Hamlet near the Timber Preserving Company's Works and adjoining the Gloucester Berkeley Canal

Abstract of title from 1799
(1) The Trustees of the will of John ADEY
Two freehold messuages, garden and premises in Barton St., parish of St. Michael

Supplemental Abstract of Title 1862
(1) Of the trustees of John ADEY
Two freehold messuages in Barton St.

Conveyance
(1) James Berriman TIPPETTS of Gloucester city, gent Charles Adey NEWBY of Leamington co. Warwick, druggist John MARTIN formerly of Cardiff, draper, now of Long Ashton co. Somerset, farmer
(2) Thomas WHITE of Gloucester City, auctioneer
(3) Alfred DANCEY of Gloucester City, plumber and glazier
Two separate messuages, gardens and outbuildings on N of Barton St.
Schedule of 3 deeds 1834 included
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: James BRETHERTON sol. Gloucester

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Alfred DANCEY of Gloucester City, plumber and glazier
(2) Deborah BUTT of Gloucester City, widow
Henry Hugh BUTT of Gloucester City, gent
Two separate messuages, gardens and outbuildings in Barton St.
Principal: £200
Witnesses: Benjamin JORDAN, clerk to ELLIS, ELLIOTT and SHEPPARD solicitors, Gloucester
18 February 1867
Reconveyance
(1) D. BUTT and H.H. BUTT
(2) A. DANCEY
Property described above
Consideration: £200
Witnesses: Rev. Thomas LESTER of Hull, Benjamin JORDAN

Lease (counterpart)
(1) Alfred DANCEY of Midland Rd, Gloucester, retired plumber
(2) Charles Edwin TURNER
Charles PRITCHARD, both of Gloucester City, plumbers and glaziers
Two messuages, shops, premises and workshops, known as 75 and 76 Barton St. Memorandum dated 1895 increasing rent to £80 included
Rent: £66
Term: 14 years
Witness: W.V. ELLIS, sol. Gloucester

Fire Insurance Policies and 5 receipts 1902-8
(1) Caledonian Insurance Company
(2) Miss Gertrude DANCEY of 6 Midland Rd, Gloucester
Two insurance policies for six months rent and the dwelling house, domestic offices, shop, workshops occupied by Messrs. TURNER and PRITCHARD, plumbers, and known as nos. 21, 23 Barton St.

Agreement and acknowledgement
(1) George REEVES of Upton St. Leonards, yeoman, the legal representative of Gertrude Catherine REEVES of Upton St. Leonards, deceased
(2) Harry Alfred DANCEY and Cyril Vinson DANCEY both of King St. architects
Agreement by (1) to vest land and premises known as nos. 21, 23, formerly 75, 76 Barton St, in 2 to sell upon trusts under will of G.C. Reeves
Witness: Louie CANNON, Home Farm, Upton St. Leonards, farmer

Feoffment
(1) Joan DEAN of Barton St., spinster
(2) William DEAN of Barton St. carpenter, brother of (1)
Little tenement and garden in Barton St. to be divided under will of Tannar DEAN
Consideration: £12
Witnesses: John SWANLEY; William MOOR; Thomas RICKARDS

Appointment of Trustees and Assignment
(1) Francis RICHARDS of Madeley, Salop, bargeman, Appolonia REYNOLDS, wife of John REYNOLDS of Broseley, Salop
(2) Elizabeth RICHARDS of Broseley, the widow of George RICHARDS, barge owner
(3) George CURTIS of Gloucester, coal merchant and John REYNOLDS
(3) appointed as Trustees of the will of the late Rebecca SMITH, refer D3117/4297.
Conveyance of the principal sum of £350; piece of land bounded on W by Barton St. and Tredworth Field Road, on N., by land of John SPENCER, on E., by land of William WEATHERSTONE on S., by land of William RADFORD
Term: residues of the several terms of 1000 years (in regard to the property described above)
Consideration: 5/-
7 October 1858
Endorsement
(1) Apollonia REYNOLDS
(2) George CURTIS
(3) John REYNOLDS
(4) Francis RICHARDS of Hereford, hairdresser
(5) Thomas Lewis POOLE of Gloucester, gent
Assignment of estate described above
Witness: Wm. COOPER, clerk to Mr. POOLE, sol. Glouc.

Abstract of title
(1) Emanuel WILESEMITH
Land on the southern side of Barton St., forming part of the Vauxhall estate. Schedule 1863 -.

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2 messuages and gardens, Barton St. Mary
(Proser, Hayward, Saunders, Verrinder)

1

2 stables outside the Eastgate, over against the horsepool, leased of Dean and Chapter; lands in Olveston

1

Orchard (2½a.)

1

Farmhouse and c.24a., Barton St. Mary

(1) Walter de WINTON Esq. of Maesllwch Castle, Radnor.
(2) Henry MOUSELL of Gloucester, carrier
Messuage called Bearland House with stables and appurtenances, piece of meadow adjoining; messuage adjoining the west side of the messuage; messuage in Ladybellgate St. adjoining the garden. Plan included
Term: 21 years
Rent: £200
Endorsement that 20 September 1878 between (2) above and Henry LLOYD of Radnor and Francis Walter de WINTON, trustees of (1) above, surrender of premises above. Good plan included
Witnesses: Thomas TAYNTON (?) sol. Glouc; Thomas Lawrence LEWIS, surveyor Glasbury; W.E.T. MORGAN, clerk in Holy Orders, Glasbury; William WOODMAN, sol.; Charles BROWN, clerks to Messrs. PARKIN & PAGDEN of Lincolns Inn, solicitors.

Surrender of lease
(1) Henry MOUSELL
(2) Francis Walter de WINTON esq. of Maesllwch Castle, Radnor, a major in Royal Artillery
Henry LLOYD esq. of Glasbury Radnor, trustee of will of Walter de WINTON
Land in Commercial Road part of Bearland estate sublet by (1) to Postmaster General, William MOUSELL. Scale plans of the newly built property in the land included
Term: 500 years
Witnesses: Thomas L. LEWIS, surveyor, Glasbury, N.E.T. MORGAN, Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Glouc., PARKIN G
Charles BROWN, clerk to PAGDEN
With endorsement 20 September 1878, surrender of Bearland House etc., a plan of Post Office building (telegraphs)

Lease (counterpart)
(1) Henry LLOYD Esq. of Glasbury, Radnor; Francis Walter de WINTON of Maesllwch Castle, Radnor, major in Royal Artillery, trustees of will of Walter de WINTON, of Maesllwch Castle
(2) Henry MOUSELL of Gloucester, carrier
Bearland House and also house now occupied by Thomas EVANS Esq., M.D., in Ladybellgate St. plan
Rent: £62-5-0 p.a.
Term: 12¾ years
Witness: Thomas TAYNTON, sol. Gloucs.

Extract from Marriage Settlement
(1) Walter de WINTON Esq.

Will with codicils (Probate, copy)
(1) Daniel John NIBLETT esq. of Haresfield Court
(2) Emma Catherine NIBLETT (wife)
(3) Thomas Barwick Lloyd BAKER of Hardwicke Court; John Daniel Thomas NIBLETT (son); Rev. Edward Henry NIBLETT (son), trustees
(4) Francis NIBLETT (son)
(5) Elizabeth FLEMING (daughter, wife of William FLEMING, M.D.)
(6) Caroline Ann NIBLETT, nee Saunders
(7) David Arthur Richard SAUNDERS
House at Bearland, property in Wotton, North Hamlet and Barnwood. Advowson of Harefield and Rectory of Redmarley D'Abitot. Elaborate financial stipulations. 24 pages with index, but codicils not copied
Witnesses: John A. Whitcombe, solicitor; George Whitcombe, solicitor.

Release and Covenant of Indemnity with Executors Accounts
(1) Thomas Ogilvie WATSON of Edinburgh, gent, and Brace his wife nee BAGHOTT
Jane Eleanor BAGHOTT of Edinburgh, spinster
Ann Snell BAGHOTT of Paganhill nr. Stroud, spinster
Hester Stephens BAGHOTT of Edinburgh, spinster
(2) Henry VIZARD of Dursley, gent
Legacies, interest and residue of personal estate of Miss Elizabeth BAGHOTT deceased, with VIZARD'S accounts as executor and a letter of receipt for deed of settlement
Witnesses: John GARDINER of Edinburgh, solicitor; William Cox BUCHANAN, sol. Dursley

Probate will with codicils (P.C.C.)
(1) Elizabeth BAGHOTT, of Gloucester, spinster
(2) Jane Eleanor BAGHOTT; Ann Snell BAHOTT; Grace BAGHOTT; Hester Stephens BAGHOTT (4 daughters of Sir Paul BAGHOTT)
(3) Isabella Lane VIZARD of Dursley
(4) Hester WARNER, the Spa
(5) Mary MOORE; Anne MOORE (sisters of (4))
(6) Phoebe BETHELL, of Bolt Lane
(7) Henry VIZARD, of Dursley
(8) Elizabeth SMITH; Elizabeth JONES
Stocks and share, house in Burgage St. Prestbury, house in Bearland, 2 codicils March 1834, Nov. 1835 (will made 1833) sworn under £9,100
Witnesses: William Cox BUCHANAN, attorney, of Dursley; David Spencer WILKINS, of Gloucester, accountant

Settlement
(1) Henry VIZARD of Dursley, gent
(2) Thomas Ogilvie WATSON of Edinburgh, gent. and Grace his wife (lately Grace BAGHOTT, spinster)
(3) Jane Eleanor BAGHOTT of Edinburgh
(4) Jane Snell BAGHOTT of Stroud
(5) Hester Stephen BAGHOTT of Edinburgh, spinster
(6) Rev. John EDWARDS of Prestbury, clerk
Hon. William Middleton NOEL of Alvington
The residue of the late Miss Elizabeth BAGHOTT's personal estate
Witnesses: John VIZARD sol. Dursley; William Cox BUCHANAN, sol. Dursley

2

Messuage and garden adjoining Barbican Lane (Gloucester Corporation)

2

Messuage and garden adjoining Barbican Lane (Gloucester Corporation)

Lease and Release
(a) Lease for one year
(1) Christopher OLLIVER of London, merchant
(2) Thomas WILCOCKS of Gloucester, innholder
2 Messuages with stables and gardens in Bellmans Lane; all other messuage and premises in the city belonging to (1)
Term: one year
Rent: a peppercorn
Consideration: 10/-
Witnesses: James HALL; John TRIGGER
(b) Release
(1) Christopher OLLIVER of London, merchant
(2) Thomas WILCOCKS of Gloucester, innholder
Premises described above
Consideration: £410
Witnesses: John TRIGGES; James HALL

Lease
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester
(2) Richard CHANDLER
Capital messuage in Travel Lane with garden and waste ground adjoining described D3117/3506, a highway leading to a pasture called the Bowling Green runs nearby
Term: 41 years
Rent: £1-14-0 a year
Consideration: £13-6-0

Lease
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Glouc. city
(2) Richard CHANDLER Esq. of Glouc. city
Capital messuage in Travel Lane with garden and waste ground adjoining, 27 yards fronting the lane east to west, bounded by land of Thomas COMMELINE gent on N. the Fryer's Wall on S; and also a piece of waste land adjoining garden on E
Term: 41 years
Rent: £1-14-0 a year
Witness: R.P. WILTON

Bargain and sale indented
(1) Mayor & Burgesses of Gloucester
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord AUCKLAND and Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS two of the Commissioners for the Redemption of land tax
(3) Richard CHANDLER Esq. of Glouc. city
Capital messuage in Travel Lane, St. Mary de Crypt parish, with garden and waste land adjoining and a piece of ground adjoining the garden on E. and yearly rent of £1-14-0
Consideration: £117-16-0
Witnesses: W. YOUNG secretary; James ILES, clerk, of Newland, for the Bank of England, J. COWENN

Agreement of tenancy
(1) Abraham BOOTH Ltd., of Crypt House, Bell Lane
(2) Rt. Hon. Henry John MORETON, Earl of Ducie, Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire; Rt. Hon. Sir John Edward DORINGTON, Baronet, M.P., of Lypiatt Park near Stroud, Chairman of Gloucestershire County Council; Maynard Willoughby COLCHESTER-WEMYSS Esq. of Westbury Court, Glos., Chairman of the Technical Instruction Committee of Gloucestershire County Council; very Rev. Henry Donald Maurice SPENCE D.D. Clerk in Holy Orders, Dean of Gloucester Cathedral (otherwise known as the tenants)
Rooms marked 1, 2 and 5 on the plan included, being on the first floor of Crypt House
Rent: £30 p.a.
Witness: W.B. FORDHAM of Hendon, Middlesex

Lease (counterpart)
(1) John LONG of Glouc. city, cooper, and Hester his wife
(2) Phoebe STEPHENS of Glouc. city, widow
Messuage called the Parrott Inn in Berkeley St.
Rent: £18 a year
Term: 7 years
Witnesses: James WILLIAMS; C.H. PARRETT

Conveyance, and Chancery Receipt
(1) George Newton Cox BUCHANAN of Glouc. city, gent
(2) George NORMAN of Barton St. grocer
4397 sq. yards of land formerly part of the Vauxhall Estate on S. side of Barton St. and similar plot adjoining bounded by Vauxhall Rd. on S.E and Blenheim Rd. on N.W; good plan endorsed showing Vauxhall Inn and Goose Lane in Barton St.
Chancery acknowledgement of receipt by Bank of England of costs of the cases BUCHANAN versus BUCHANAN. Schedule D3117/1811 included
Witnesses: James BUCHANAN, sol. Glouc.; J.C. RICHARDS, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) George Newton Cox BUCHANAN of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Anthony Gilbert JONES and John Charles RICHARDS, of Glouc. city, gentlemen
Property forming part of the Vauxhall Estate on S. side of Barton Street, described D3117/3499a. Schedule D3117/1811 included, and Chancery acknowledgement as in D3117/3499a
Consideration: £400
Witness: James BUCHANAN, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage (refer D3117/3569)
(1) Sarah BULLOCK, widow of Barton St.
(2) Charles Sparks FORD of Llanthony Rd, shipwright
Joseph FORD of Lanthony Rd, clockmaker
Messuage outbuildings and garden known as no.31 recently laid out and built on a building plot on E. of Blenheim Rd., road in W; land of James BUCHANAN on E; property of John SMITH on N; property of George HAYES on S
Principal: £100
Witness: J. C. RICHARDS, sol. Glouc.

Schedule of Deeds, 1867, and Request to Trustees relating to property described D3117/3573 in Blenheim Rd, mortgaged to Messrs. FORD
Request to Trustees
(1) James BULLOCK and Ann ROBERTS children of James B deceased
(2) Charles Sparks FORD and Joseph FORD the trustees
Request for advance of £100 from trust monies for the purposes of mortgage (D3117/3573) by Sarah BULLOCK, and undertaking not to hold trustees responsible
Witness: J. C. RICHARD, sol. Glouc.

Deed of Further charge (refer D3117/3573)
(1) Ann ROBERTS, wife of Joseph Edward ROBERTS of Blenheim Rd. baker
(2) Joseph FORD of Glouc. city, gent
Messuage in Blenheim Rd, described D3117/3573 and a messuage with garden built by Charles HYETT on W. side of Blenheim Rd, known as 15 Paragon Buildings
Principal: £50
Witness: J.C. RICHARDS, sol. Glouc.

Schedule of Deeds (two copies) relating to property in Blenheim Road, belonging to Ann ROBERTS and mortgaged to the surviving trustee of James BULLOCK senior, 1867-79
Refer D3117/3573 (Newton St) and D3117/3577 (Blenheim Rd)

Conversation recorded in pencil with Annie Maria ROBERTS, deaf and dumb daughter of Mrs. Ann ROBERTS who wishes to draw money without the knowledge of her mother

"Copy of Pencil Notes on Mortgage of Blenham Road property described D3117/3573 in the hand of J.C. RICHARDS". A note on same slip of paper to effect that after the death of Mrs. Ann ROBERTS the benefit of the mortgage goes to her children refer D3117/3574

Acknowledgement of receipt of mortgage D3117/3573 LANGLEY-SMITH to GRIMES and BARRY-LEWIS

Conveyance
(1) Emanuel WILESMITH of Gloucester, soda water manufacturer
(2) Thomas CLEMENTS of Gloucester beerseller and coal dealer
Piece of land in Blenheim Road, dimensions given, bounded on E by Blenheim Road on S., by land of James MORETON, on W, by messuage in Victoria St., on N, by property of (1)
Consideration: £93
Witness: Charles WICKES, attorney's clerk of Kingsholm, Gloucester
Memoranda
a) 14 April 1869. Piece of land in Blenheim Road was conveyed to Sophia DAVIS of Gloucester, spinster
b) 24 December 1868. Land in Blenheim Road was conveyed to John MACGREGOR of Gloucester, colour sergeant in the Royal South Gloucester Militia
c) 20 October 1868. Land in Blenheim Rd, was conveyed to Charles FOWLER, of Gloucester, wheelwright
d) 22 December 1868. Land in Blenheim Rd., conveyed to James PRICE of Gloucester, colour serjeant in the Royal South Gloucester Militia

Probate or will refer D3117/3946
(1) Samuel BOWLY of the City of Glouc. gent (testator)
(2) Rayner Winterbotham BATTEN, Doctor of Medicine; (son-in-law); Benjamin JORDAN gent; Frederick SESSIONS merchant all of Glouc. city (trustees and executors appointed)
(3) Sarah Jane ELLIS, Maria TAYLOR (daughters)
(4) President of National Temperance League (beneficiary)
(5) John BOWLY (son)
Will made 24 April 1883; codicil dated 11 December 1883
Portrait of testator, money sums etc.
Witnesses: Charles E. SHEPPARD, sol. Glouc; Arthur LEWIS, A.D.K. GODWIN, his clerks

Inland Revenue estate duty account (and residuary account dated 26 May 1884) of Rayner Winterbotham BATTEN esq., Master of Divinity, Brunswick Sq. Glouc. and Frederick SESSIONS of Gloucester, merchant (trustees of Samuel BOWLY of Glouc. city. gent deceased)
Radford House with coachhouse (stable in High Orchard Rd) in the Bristol Road, sold to F.W.J. ROUND; warehouse cottage and office adjoining; and shares under will

Fire Insurance Certificate
(1) The Royal Insurance Company
(2) Samuel BOWLY of Gloucester, provision merchant
House opposite the Spa Gates at Littleworth High orchard; warehouse and stable adjoining insured for £2200. Property called Radford House

Conveyance
(1) George Otter DAVENPORT of Glouc. City, painter
(2) John DAVENPORT of Glouc. City, painter
(3) Isaac COX of Littleworth, coal dealer
(4) John COX of Glouc. City, musician
Small piece of land 16 ft x 50ft x 48ft in South Hamlet on the E. of the Bristol Rd, plan included
Consideration: £34-16s. and 10/-
Witnesses: Richard TIPTON; James ABELL

Abstract of title 1815 - of William TANNER
Piece of land on E of Bristol Rd, South Hamlet with premises. Two indentures of 1737 noted

Lease
(1) Henry Arthur MARGRETT of The Red House, Hardwicke, retired baker and confectioner
(2) William George WHITELAW of 31 Bristol Road, baker and confectioner
Messuage, shop, stabling, yard, bakehouse and premises, no. 31 Bristol Road
Rent: £40
Term: 7 years
Witness: James SMALL, clerk to H.W. GRIMES

Assignment of Lease (and copy)
(1) William George WHITELAW of Glouc. City, baker and confectioner
(2) Henry Arthur MARGRETT of The Red House, Hardwick, gent
(3) Ernest Willie Waldern PERCY of Glouc. City, baker and confectioner
Messuage, shop, stabling, yard, bakehouse and premises, no. 31 Bristol Road
Term: residue of 7 years
Consideration: £25
Witness: H.W. GRIMES, sol. Glouc.

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Nos. 6, 7 and 8, Pilot Terrace

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Nos. 6, 7 and 8, Pilot Terrace

Mortgage refer D3117/3569 D3117/3572-4
(1) James BULLOCK of Lower Barton St. innkeeper and builder
(2) Mary SMITH, spinster of Glouc. city
Two messuages with gardens recently laid out by (1) on building plots in Brook Street; street on N; land of James CUGLEY on W; a culverted brook on S; Pine Grove Villas on E
Principal: £400
Witness: J. C. RICHARDS, sol. Glouc.

Appointment and Release
(1) George Worrall COUNSELL of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Thomas MITCHELL of Gloucester, tailor
(3) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester, gent
Piece of land on W. of a new street called Brothers Street leading off Alvin Street, 114 sq. yards; messuage of Thomas WOOD on N; premises of GARDNER on E; Brothers St. on S; garden of TANNER on W (schedule included 1800-1815)
Consideration: £28-10-0
Witnesses: Jonathan LOVEGROVE, sol. Glouc. B.M. BRADLEY, daughter of (1)

Lease
(1) George Worrall COUNSEL of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Thomas MITCHELL, of Glouc. city, tailor
Property described D3117/1218
Rent: peppercorn
Term: One year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: John LOVEGROVE, sol. Glouc., B.M. BRADLEY, daughter of (1)

Conveyance
(1) Rev. George JAMES of Rectory and parish church of St. Michael, Gloucester
(2) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
(3) Rt. Hon. Roundell Baron SELBOURNE of Selbourne, Hants.; Lord High Chancellor
(4) Daniel PIDGEON Esq. of Putney Hill, Surrey
About 2 acres of land in Brunswick Road, part of garden of St. Michael's Rectory on NE, on SE backs on houses in Cromwell St. on SW backs on premises in Park Road, on NW Brunswick Road.
Property freed from £1 a year payable to St. Michael's Church wardens. Proviso that no building occurs, and certain lengths of wall to be built. Such memoranda endorsed
Witnesses: Charles Joseph ELLIS of Westminster, gent; G.C. PIKE, sol. clerk to LOVEGROVE & BRYMAN, Jas. S. RENDALL of Corsham, Wilts, stone merchant

Declaration
(1) Joseph BOND of Glouc. city, nurseryman
(2) Henry William BRUTON, of Glouc. city, land agent
Declaration that (1) was a tenant of glebe land of St. Michael's benefice for twenty five years until 5 December 1877. Furthermore that (2) received rent after that date on behalf of BRUTON KNOWLES and Company acting for the rector
Witness: John BRYAN, a Commissioner on Oaths

Conveyance
(1) Jane Mary PIDGEON, widow, of Leatherhead, Surrey Arthur Erdswick BROSTER of Wicksworth, Derby, surgeon, executors of Daniel PIDGEON Esq. deceased
(2) Alexander DUNN, 31 St. Michael's Sq. builder and contractor
Piece of land in centre of St. Michael's Square, fronting Rectory Road, Crypt Road, St. Michael's Road and Brunswick Rd, round the sides of square (3950 sq. yards) plan included
Consideration: £1600
Witnesses: William RUSSELL, sol.; F.M. SEAL, of Wicksworth, bachelor of medicine; J.W. JONES, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Alexander DUNN of 31 St. Michael's Sq., builder and contractor; Alfred John DUNN of Birmingham, architect
(2) John Henry JONES and George Sheffield BLAKEWAY, of Glouc. city, solicitors
(3) Rev. Charles Robert WOOD of Woodbridge, Suffolk
Property in St. Michael's Sq. Brunswick Road, near newly built Free Library, described D3117/2857
Principal: £1400
Witnesses: Jonothan R. DAY, clerk to JONES & BLAKEWAY, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Mary Francis WOOD, widow of Woodbridge, Suffolk
(2) John Henry JONES; George Sheffield BLAKEWAY, both of Glouc. city, solicitors
(3) The Territorial Force Association for the county of Gloucester
Piece of land in centre of St. Michael's Sq. with a building built on it known as the Gloucester Picture Theatre, vague plan attached
Consideration: £3500, total
Witnesses: Alice Evelyn WOOD, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Arthur J. THOMAS, clerk to JONES & BLAKEWAY, solrs. Gloucs.; A.W.G. JONES, sol. Glouc.

Lease (counterpart)
(1) Oliver ESTCOURT of Glouc. city, builder
(2) Richard Sumner HELPS, of Glouc. city, gent
Messuage built by (1) in the parish of St. Owen, described on the dorse as 15 Brunswick Rd, and in pencil the words "Kempsford House" placed between the arms of a pencilled cancellation
Rent: £50 a year
Term: 14 years
Witness: Arthur S. HELPS, sol. Glouc.

Probate
(1) James Berriman TIPPETTS of Parker's Row, testator
(2) Mary TIPPETTS, wife and executrix appointed
(3) Thomas Jones TIPPETTS, son of testator
Will made 18 March 1856
Freehold houses in Parker's Row, South Hamlet, Bristol Road; Portland Street; probate sworn under £5000
Witness: William NICHOLLS; Joseph SIMS

Papers including bills etc. re administration of W.L. BADHAM of 34 Brunswick Road

Fire Insurance Policy and Receipt dated September 1900
(1) William John NEWTH of St. Aubins, Heathville Rd
(2) Phoenix Fire Office, (established 1752, with interesting policy head depicting fire fighting)
(3) Mrs. B.F. NEWTH, (receipt above)
No. 26 Brunswick Sq. for £500
Witness: William DANCEY for the insurance office

Abstract of Title, 1822
(1) Trustees of will of Thomas TURNER Esq. deceased
Freehold plot of land on N side of Brunswick Sq. adjoining Spa Lodge in the hamlet of Littleworth
Witnesses: Joseph & H.E. LOVEGROVE, solrs. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Sarah TURNER of Glouc. city, widow
John Aubrey WHITCOMBE; Joseph LOVEGROVE, both of Glouc. city, gentlemen
(2) John William WINGATE of Glouc. city, builder
Lot or building land on N. side of Brunswick Sq. near Spa Gate Lodge, occupied by BRYON, formerly part of carriage road leading out of square into road leading from Eastgate St. to Spa but converted to building land by Thomas TURNER, plan included
Consideration: £52-10-0
Witnesses: George COLES, managing clerk to LOVEGROVE solcr. Glouc., George M. ATE(I)LL sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) John William WINGATE of Glouc. city, builder
(2) Edwin WINGATE of Gloucester, builder
(3) David WINGATE of Gloucester, builder
(4) Henry WALKER of Malvern Wells, butcher
Property on N. of Brunswick Sq. described D3117/2898 with messuage called Bellsize House, and no. 23 formerly 17, on W. side of Clarence St.
Principal: £1600
Witnesses: Henry I. TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) John William WINGATE of Glouc. city, builder and contractor
(2) Edwin WINGATE, of Glouc. city, builder, contractor and co-partner with (1)
(3) Thomas TAYNTON, Thomas Charles Rickhuss TAYNTON, Henry John TAYNTON, all of Glouc. city, and co-partners
All property described D3117/2899 in Brunswick Sq. and Clarence Street
Principal: £250
Witnesses: Edwin H. SPRING, clerk to TAYNTON & SONS, solrs. Glouc.

Inland Revenue Succession Account form and Receipt
(1) Hubert Carter WINGATE; Constance Margaretha BARTHOLOMEW; Anna Gertrude LEWIS, successors, represented by BRETHERTON, Son and BOUGHTON, solrs. Glouc.
(2) John William WINGATE, deceased, the predecessor
No. 32 Clarence St. auctioned 12 August 1892 for £620, Belsize House auctioned 4 October 1892 for £1100 Nos. 32 and 34 Barton Terrace auctioned for £250
Witnesses: C.H. SPILER for the Receiver General of Inland Revenue

Conveyance
(1) George Henry WALKER of Malvern Wells, butcher
William Raymond WALKER of Ledbury, butcher
(2) Catherine TAYNTON, widow of Wotton
Thomas Charles Rickhuss TAYNTON; and Henry John TAYNTON, both of Glouc. city, solicitors
(3) Constance Margaretha BARTHOLOMEW wife of John BARTHOLOMEW of Liverpool, mercantile clerk
(4) Anna Gertrude LEWIS, wife of Thos. Matthew LEWIS of Glouc. city, jeweller
(5) Hubert Carter WINGATE of Dursley, mercantile clerk
(6) Elizabeth Letitia JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN, wife of Wm. James JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN
(7) William James JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN
A third share in Belsize House, Brunswick Sq.
Consideration: £1100
Witnesses: H.M. TAYNTON, law student, of Wotton, J.H. TAYNTON, H. BOUGHTON, Fred H. BRETHERTON

Lease (copy)
(1) W.J. JOHNSTON VAUGHAN
(2) Rt. Hon. Henry John MORETON, Earl of Ducie, of Tortworth Court, Glouc.; Rt. Hon. Sir John Edward DORINGTON, baronet M.P of Lypiatt Park, near Stroud; Maynard Willoughby Colchester WEMYSS Esq. of Westbury Court, Glouc.; Very Rev. Henry Donald Maurice SPENCE D.D., dean of Glouc. cathedral church
Belsize House, Brunswick Square
Term: 21 years, determinable after 7 or 14 years
Rent: £75
Witness: copy incomplete

Lease counterpart of D3117/2903; and memorandum of Agreement, (on same deed as D3117/2904a) between
(1) William JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN
(2) Gloucestershire County Council
That the council have the option of terminating lease of land of first ten, twelve or fourteen years of lease of Belsize House
Witnesses: Willoughby Colchester WEMYSS, chairman of the council; Edward GARDOM, clerk of the council

Application for Estate duty certificate and certificate
(1) J. JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN, the Old Rectory, Wotton, (applicant)
(2) Elizabeth Letitia JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN, of the Old Rectory, Wotton, deceased
Belsize House, Brunswick Square, at its junction with Brunswick Road

Conveyance
(1) William James JOHNSTON-VAUGHAN of the Old Rectory, Wotton
(2) Albert Bernard CLUTTERBUCK of Glouc. city, City Treasurer
"Belsize House", or 18 Brunswick Square, used as a hostel for Gloucester School of Domestic Science
Consideration: £1050
Witness: H. W. GRIMES, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Albert Bernard CLUTTERBUCK of Glouc. city, City Treasurer
(2) The Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society, 18 Clarence St. Cheltenham
Belsize House, or no. 18 Brunswick Square
Term: 12 years
Principal: £800 by monthly instalments
Witnesses: Frank H. BRETHERTON, sol. Glouc., W.E. COMPTON, joint assistant secretary of the society

Insurance Policy
(1) Albert B. CLUTTERBUCK of "Highbury" Denmark Rd, City Treasurer and the Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society
(2) Royal Insurance Company Limited
"Belsize House" Brunswick Square insured for £1000
Witnesses: Charles D. CAVE, member of local insurance board, David LEWIS for Building Society

Probate of will and codicil
(1) Margaret SCOTT spinster 15 Brunswick Square later 49 St. Mark St.
(2) Margaret FARMERY (niece and executrix)
(3) Rebecca FARMERY (niece)
Will made 2 March 1881
Codicil dated 29 April 1887
Share in the Gloucester Wagon Company
Witnesses: Benjamin JORDAN, 5 Spa Villas; Arthur LEWIS, 3 Brunswick Sq.; A.D.K. GODWIN, 3 Birchwood Terrace, Heathville, Glouc.

Two Fire Policies
(1) William GREEN, 12 Clarence St. Gloucester
(2) London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
No. 18 Brunswick Square in tenure of JENKINS Esq., solicitor, insured for £500

Release
(1) Thomas REECE of Gloucester city, ironmonger
(2) Thomas TOVEY and John JAMES, both of Newnham, gentlemen
(3) Richard Hodges CARTER and James ABELL, both of Gloucester city, gentlemen
(4) William REES of Glouc. city, builder
(5) Joseph CARTER of Gloucester, gent
Two lots of lands originally forming part of Gaudy Green, and right to roads and sewers on Gaudy Green. Schedule 1796 - included.
Consideration: £99., 5/- and £123-15-0
Witnesses: Francis PRICE, William NEST, clerks to Messrs. TOVEY & JAMES, J.H. JAMES, clerk to CARTER; William FRYER of Eastington

Lease and Release
(1) Thomas REECE of Glouc. city, ironmonger
(2) Thomas TOVEY and John JAMES both of Newnham, gentlemen
(3) Richard Hodges CARTER & James ABELL, both of Glouc. city, gentlemen
(4) Sarah MORSE, widow of Barnwood
Two plots of land forming part of Gaudy Green, lying opposite houses built by William REES. Schedule 1796 - included
Consideration: £110-8-0
Witnesses: R.R. HORNER, William NEST, clerks to (2)

Deed of Covenant (copy)
(1) Sarah MORSE, widow, of Barnwood,
(2) Thomas TOVEY and John JAMES of Newnham, gentlemen
Covenant that should (1) build on the two plots of land described D3117/3591, she shall not build any thing other than one substantial dwelling-house of £400 value at least; and agreement to pave street, and erect iron palings, and pay 1/7th of the cost of street repairs
Consideration: a covenant made by Thomas REECE in lease and release of same date, and 5/-
Witness: Thomas SMITH, attorney, Glouc.

Transfer of Mortgage by Lease and Release and Bond
(1) Richard Hodges CARTER of Glouc. city, gent
William ABELL, of Glouc. city, maltster
(2) Sarah MORSE, widow, formerly of Barnwood, now of Littleworth
(3) Rev. Edward HAWKINS of Minsterworth
Two messuages, courts and gardens and appurtenances in the hamlet of Littleworth, bounded on N. by road, by a boundary wall of John CHADBORN on S; land of Thomas REECE on E; premises of James DEWEY on W.
Principal: £400 total
Consideration of bond: £800
Witnesses: Thomas SMITH, James BRETHERTON; LEWIS attorney, Gloucester

Mortgage by Appointment
(1) Sarah JAMES, widow, of Brunswick Sq., Littleworth
(2) James TAYLOR of Glouc. city, rope manufacturer
Two messuages in Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 and two pieces of land formerly part of Gaudy Green lying opposite the messuages and known as Brunswick Sq.
Principal: £550
Witnesses: M. COTTERELL, Thomas Page POWELL, clerks to Joseph LEWIS, attorney, Glouc.

Lease and Release
(1) Rev. Edward HAWKINS of Minsterworth
(2) Sarah JAMES, widow, of Brunswick Sq. Littleworth
(3) James TAYLOR of Glouc. city, rope manufacturer
Messuages and land in Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 & 91
Consideration: 5/- and the repayment of £400
Witnesses: LEWIS, sol. Glouc; M. COTTERELL, Thomas Page POWELL, his clerks

Appointment and Grant
(1) Sarah JAMES, widow of Nass House, Lydney
(2) Joseph LEWIS, junior, of Glouc. city, gent
Messuage and land at Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 & 1
Consideration: £550 due on mortgage, £35 annuity to (1) and 5/-
Witnesses: James ABELL, sol. Glouc; John LAWLER, law stationery, Glouc.

Mortgage and assignment of Life Assurance Policy by the mortgagor
(1) Joseph LEWIS of Glouc. city, gent
(2) John GRUNDY of Ledbury, yeoman
Thomas WARD of Siddington, Ledbury, farmer
All property in Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 & 1; and a life assurance policy for £500 with the Standard of England, life assurance, reversionary interest and annuity to Company
Principal: £300
Witnesses: James ABELL, clerk to HIGGINS; LEWIS, attorney, Glouc.
Memorandum of payment of claim, 26 May 1859

Conveyance
(1) John GRUNDY of Ledbury, yeoman
Thomas WARD of Siddington, Ledbury, farmer
(2) Joseph LEWIS, formerly of Glouc. city, now of Blakeney, gent
(3) Charles SMALLRIDGE of Glouc. city, gent
(4) Joseph ABELL of Mitcheldean, surgeon
(5) James ABELL of Ledbury, gent
(6) Powell CHANDLER of Glouc. city, currier
Real estate at Brunswick Sq. and a life assurance policy, refer D3117/3594
Consideration: £263
Witnesses: W.M. EVANS, sol. Glouc.; Francis HIGGINS, sol. Worcester; H. BETTERIDGE of Glouc. clerk to SMALLRIDGE

Release
(1) Sarah JAMES, widow, of Brunswick Sq.
(2) Charles SMALLRIDGE of Glouc. city, gent.
Joseph ABELL of Mitcheldean, surgeon
James ABELL of Ledbury, gent
(3) Powell CHANDLER of Glouc. city, currier
Release of annuity of £35 and arrears charged upon property in Brunswick Sq., described D3117/3593
Consideration: £20
Witnesses: R. PITT; H. BETTERIDGE, clerks to SMALLRIDGE; George M. ABELL, clerk to HIGGINS & CHAMBERLAIN

Transfer of Mortgage with additional charge and Transfer
(1) James TAYLOR Esq. in Glouc. city
(2) Powell CHANDLER of Glouc. city, currier
(3) Charles SMALLRIDGE of Glouc. city, gent
(4) Joseph ABELL of Mitcheldean, surgeon
(5) James ABELL of Ledbury, gent
(6) Thomas HARTLAND of Newent, druggist & grocer
Mortgage debt of £550 upon property in Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 & 1, and two life assurance policies
Witnesses: John Robert Wm. ABELL, surgeon, Mitcheldean, Edwin THOMAS, clerk to SMALLRIDGE
Principal: £1000 total, additional charge £450
13 October 1847
Transfer of Mortgage
Transfer to Edward John WEBB and covenant to pay a total of £1050-16-5
Witnesses: Edward EDMONDS, sol. Newent, Joseph F. ABELL, clerk to ABELL, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance and Assignment of Assurance Policies
(1) Edward John WEBB esq. of Ledbury
(2) Charles SMALLRIDGE of Glouc. city, gent
(3) James ABELL of Ledbury, gent
(4) Joseph ABELL of Mitcheldean, surgeon in the 60th Regiment
Two messuages and land in Brunswick Sq. described D3117/3590 & D3117/3591, and two policies of assurance on the life of Joseph LEWIS, the one for £500 payable 2 August 1862 or on his death, the other £140 payable at his death
Consideration: £1130
Witness: John HAMMOND of Ledbury

Answers to Observations on Title
(1) James ABELL
(2) GREEN (purchaser)
Title to 16 & 17 Brunswick Sq.

Abstract of Title 1847 - of
(1) Joseph ABELL Esq.
Nos. 16 & 17 Brunswick Sq.

Mortgage by Assignment
(1) Elizabeth LYE of Gloucester, spinster, Nathaniel LYE of Gloucester, and Sarah, his wife (administratrix of will of Elizabeth PRICE, late of Gloucester, widow, deceased)
(2) Margarett WAGSTAFFE of Gloucester (widow & relict of Henry WAGSTAFFE, late of same city, deceased)
(3) Robert RAIKES of Gloucester, stationer
Tenement and malthouse immediately to N. of Bull Inn in the parish of Holy Trinity, Gloucester, in Bull Lane formerly called Gore Lane, Gloucester (freehold); also leasehold tenement called Trinity Colledge in the same parish abutting on Gore Lane to the E; and leased off Corpus Christi College
Terms: 2 terms of 500 years for freehold; residue of 40 years for leasehold
Consideration: 5/-, £307-10s
Witnesses: Samuel WORRALL, Notary Public; John SWANLEY, Charles LEWIS

Quitclaim
(1) Margaret WAGSTAFFE of Gloucester, (widow and trustee of Henry W.)
(2) Robert RAIKES of Gloucester, stationer and printer
Freehold and leasehold messuages, malthouse, gardens, stables and appurts. in Gloucester in the possessions of Joseph GOODWIN, John SYMONDS, Daniel GREENING, Thomas BIRD, Samuel WORRAL, gent; Henry GUISE Esq.
Witnesses: George WORRALL; J. SWANLEY. Refer D3117/3861

Licence to alienate leasehold
(1) Thomas RANDOLPH, Doctor of Divinity, President of Corpus Christi College, Oxon; and the Scholars of the same college
(2) Robert RAIKES of Glouc. City, stationer
Leasehold tenement abutting on Gore Lane in the parish of Holy Trinity. Refer D3117/3861

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Brewhouse and tenements (Wagstaffe)

Release in fee
(1) Thomas BARRETT of Glouc. City, baker, and Mary his wife
(2) Charles BARROW Esq., of Glouc. city
Messuage in Butcher Row, Holy Trinity in possession of Elizabeth FRANCKS, widow, tenement of Simon BICK on E, tenement of Jas. SWAIN on W
Consideration: £150 due to be paid to the executors of Thomas WEBLEY
Witnesses: Francis STRATFORD; Charles HOOPER

1

Part of deed relating to Castle Mead, Oxlease, Lists or Gulletts Meadow, and tithes
(Harris, Phillips, Treby)

1

House, Cathedral Close (lease)

Abstract of Title, (draft) (1880 - )
(1) Abraham BOOTH
(2) Henry Hobart Culme SEYMOUR and mortgages
Building plots 171-5 in Cecil Road sold to Alfred MACE JONES and BLAKEWAY

Mortgage
(1) Mary Ann GRIMMETT of Gloucester, widow
(2) Martin Barry LEWIS of Gloucester, solicitor
Eight pieces of land forming part of the 'Birts Lease Estate', situate on the N. side of Cecil Road, together with the 8 messuages and hereditaments erected thereon known as Nos. 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45 & 47, together with the backway six feet wide between nos. 31 and 33 Cecil Road and the western half of the backway six feet wide between nos. 47 & 49 Cecil Road
Consideration: £750
Witness: H. PHILLIPS, clerk to (2)

Transfer of mortgage
(1) Martin Barry LEWIS of Gloucester, solicitor
(2) Rev. Frederick BILLETT of St. James Vicarage, Gloucester, clerk
Principal sum of £750 and property described D3117/4262
Consideration: £750
Witness: H. PHILLIPS, clerk to (1)
Memorandum endorsed 25 March 1907
Conveyance of principal and property described above to Harvey Warner GRIMES and Martin BARRY-LEWIS of Gloucester, solicitors

Conveyance
(1) Margaret Ester BENNETT, spinster, of Chaxhill, Westbury-on-Severn
(2) Thomas GARDNER of South Hamlet, shipwright
Piece of building land recently staked out at High Orchard (74 sq. yards); a back road on W; cottage of Joseph KILMINSTER on N
Consideration: £33
Witnesse: George M. ABELL, sol. Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) Margaret Ester BENNETT, spinster, of Chaxhill, Westbury-upon-Severn
(2) Thomas GARDNER formerly South Hamlet now of 3 Church St. retired shipwright
Building land at High Orchard, the future Church Street on W, rear of premises in Southgate St. on E; no.2 Church St. on S.
Consideration: £36
Witnesses: George M. ABELL, sol. Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) Walter WILKINS of Glouc. city, gent joint executors of Edwin BICK of Blackfriars, Glouc. decd.
(2) Edgar SMITH of Churchdown, gent joint executors of Edwin BICK of Blackfriars, Glouc. decd.
(3) William CLEMENTS of Glouc. city, gent
Eleven messuages and a large yard (known collectively as Vinegar Yard) on S.W of Clare St, plan endorsed
Consideration: £400
Witness: Walter Edward SMITH, sol. Cheltenham

Conveyance
(1) William TURK of Charlton Kings, maltster
Charles TURK of Barnsley, farmer
(2) Lindsey WINTERBOTHAM esq. of Stroud
Samuel BOWLY esq. of the Horsepools, Glouc.
Thomas MARLING esq. of Glouc. city, trustees of Gloucestershire Banking Company
(3) John CORLETT of Glouc. city, innkeeper
(4) Joseph David FITZGERALD of Glouc. city, schoolmaster
(5) Ellis James WALTER of Glouc. city, merchants clerk
Three messuage near Clare St. occupied by DAVIS TANDY & REEVES, plan included. Two schedules included 1845 and 1863
Consideration: £117
Witnesses: James H. WINTERBOTHAM, sol. Cheltenham, James BRETHERTON, sol. Glouc. Benjamin TUBB, sol. Cheltenham

Mortgage
(1) Ellis James WALTER of Glouc. city, merchant's clerk
(2) George COOK of Corse, farmer
Three messuages near Clare Street
Principal: £100
Witness: James BRETHERTON, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Ellis James WALTER formerly of Glouc. city, now of Cheltenham, merchant's clerk
(2) George COOK of Corse, farmer
Three messuages near Clare Street
Consideration: £100
Witness: Fred H. BRETHERTON, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Frederick Charles MEADOWS, 56 Westgate St, fishmonger
(2) Henry Adolphus ORCHARD, 208 Southgate St, cabinet joiner
Nos. 1,2,3 Corbett's Yard, Clare St, and piece of land adjoining with stable and loft. Property situated at West End of passage off Clare St. Right to use the Co-operative Building Passage through from Westgate St. etc.
Consideration: £168
Witnesses: J.H. FELTON, sol. with FRANKLIN & JONES, solrs. Glouc.

Abstract of Title, 1894
(1) Frederick Charles MEADOWS
Nos. 1,2,3 Corbett's Yard nr. Clare St.
FRANKLIN & JONES, solrs. Glouc.

Abstract of Title 1921 -
To a mortgage dated 30 April 1921
(2) H. A. ORCHARD, and E.W.F. WOODCOCK, purchasers
Nos. 1,2,3 Corbett's Yard nr. Clare St.
HANNAM-CLARK & Son, solrs. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) The Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society, 18 Clarence Street, Cheltenham
(2) Henry Adolphus ORCHARD, 208 Southgate Street, cabinet joiner
(3) Ernest Walter Foster WOODCOCK of 139 Westgate Street, motor and cycle accessory facter
Nos. 1,2 and 3 Corbett's Yard and a piece of land adjoining near Clare Street
Consideration: £54-11-0
Witnesses: David LEWIS, secretary of the Building Society, Gordon HANNAM-CLARK, Gloucester Solicitor

Conveyance and Bank of England certificate of Transfer 11 November 1868
(1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
(2) George Jonathan PING of Glouc. city, iron merchant
Nos. 1-7 Clare Street, Archdeacon Lane with appurtenances; plan included
Consideration: £400
Witnesses: Charles Hugh ELLIS of Westminster, Henry PRATT, attorney's clerk, 2 Woodland Villa, Regent St. Glouc.

Affidavit in Probate Registry
(1) Alfred ORGAN of Glouc. city, clerk to Messrs. WILTONS & RIDDIFORD
That with Mary ORGAN (1) witnessed the signing of the will of James Jonathan PING of Glouc. city, deceased
Witness: Thomas SMITH, a Commissioner to administer oaths in Chancery

Particulars, Conditions and Memorandum of Sale
(1) Harriett Sophia PING of Glouc. (vendor)
(2) George Holbert PRICE, Upton St. Leonards, corn-porter BRUTON & KNOWLES auctioneers
Seven tenements with courtyard and outbuildings in Clare Street occupied by Mrs. GREENING, Jn. NICHOLLS, Henry MILLS, Jas. WATTS, Rob. COOK, Mrs. EDWARDS, Jas. VERINDER (total yearly rents £50-1-0
Purchase Price: £440
Witnesses: Fred. HUTON, sol. representing vendor

Conveyance
(1) Harriet Sophia PING, widow of Kingsholm
(2) George Hulbert PRICE of Upton St. Leonards, corn porter
Seven messuages and premises nos. 1-7 Clare St.
Consideration: £440
Witness: Fred HUTON, sol. Glouc.

Abstract of Title, 1878
(1) Charles VEALE's, mortgagees
(2) Gloucester Corporation, prospective purchasers
Slaughterhouse and premises in Clare Street

Abstract of Title, 1899
(1) Richard PENSON
Premises and hereditaments in Clare Street

Conveyance
(1) Richard PENSON of Alexandra Road, Reading, bank manager
(2) William Daniel RODWAY, 10 Clare St, labourer
Piece of land in Clare St. with buildings (320 sq.yards) plan endorsed. Schedule D3117/1899
Consideration: £75
Witness: W.J. LOWE of Lloyds Bank, Reading, cashier

Mortgage
(1) William Daniel RODWAY, 10 Clare Street, labourer
(2) Cheltenham and Gloucester Permanent Mutual Benefit Building Society
Land and buildings in Clare St. occupied by Mrs. GODDARD and Mrs. FORD
Consideration: £275
Witnesses: Thomas J. GRAHAM, 10 Clarence St. Cheltenham, David LEWIS, secretary of Building Society, and seal stamp of society

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House and garden

Share Certificate
(1) John Hall COLEMAN of 1 Brunswick Road
(2) The Standard Bank of London Limited
Certification that (1) owns 50 shares in the company

Agreement
(1) John Hall COLEMAN, of Glouc. city, gent. (landlord)
(2) Susan GAINER, widow, of Glouc. city (tenant)
Agreement to let the five upper rooms in no. 16 Clarence St. (formerly no. 9) adjoining Fowler's Temperance Hotel
Term: a year at a time
Rent: £18 a year
Witness: Edward J. H. DAY, clerk to COLEMAN

Agreement
(1) John Hall COLEMAN, of Glouc. city, gent. (landlord)
(2) John Frederick SHIRER of Cheltenham, trading as John WILLIAMS & CO., coal merchants (tenant)
Agreement to let two ground floor rooms at no. 16 Clarence Street, for a year at the time. Schedule of fixtures included
Rent: £20 a year and £100 a year for fuel and light
Witnesses: Edward J. H. DAY, clerk to COLEMAN; John H. MIKOLME, of Cheltenham

Agreement
(1) John Hall COLEMAN of Glouc. city, gent.
(2) Francis Nathaniel BAYTON of Crocker Hill, Chichester, gent.
Agreement to sell and purchase the good will of a solicitor's business at 16 Clarence Street, including law books, and the lease of three rooms in no. 16 Clarence House for a term of 7 years, at a yearly rent of £30
Purchase price: £800
Witness: John BAYTON

Agreement
(1) Mary Clara COLEMAN, widow, of Glouc. city (landlord)
(2) David Benjamin LONDON, of Gloucester, hotel proprietor (tenant)
Agreement to let the five upper rooms of no. 16 Clarence St.
Rent: £16 a year
Term: a year at a time
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, sol., Gloucester

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No. 15

Assignment of mortgage
(1) Thomas BAYLIS of Friars Bank, Fulham, co. Middx., gent, and Elizabeth, his wife
(2) Rev. Edward HAWKINS of Newport, co. Mon.
William Viner ELLIS of Glouc. city, gent
Third share of a messuage, court and garden in the precincts of the Cathedral at Upper Church Yard, later College Green, leased off the Dean and Chapter
Term: residue of 30 years
Principal: £100
Witness: William Leekmere WHITMORE of Piccadilly, London

Assignment
(1) Rev. John FORD of Rumsey, Hants, clerk
Rev. William Gwinnett HORNIDGE M.A., of Gloucester, clerk Ann WEAVER of Gloucester, widow, the surviving executors and executrix in the will of Nicholas BARNES Esq., of Gloucester, deceased
(2) John Vaughan CLARKE of Bristol, innkeeper, and Maria his wife, late Maria BROWNE, spinster
(3) Joshua ELLIS of Gloucester, grocer
Messuage situate in the precincts of the Cathedral Church, dimensions given, bounded by a messuage of the Dean and Chapter, now in the occupation of Mrs. BRADSTOCK on W; messuage of Dean and Chapter, now in occupation of Mr. William COTHER, surgeon, on E; lands belonging to the Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester on S; and Upper Church yard on N
Term: Residue of 40 years
Rent: 10/- p.a.
Consideration: £661-10s
Witnesses: J. CHADBORN; J. N. WAIN; Thomas CLARKE, John LORD, W.G. HORNIDGE; William SOFFE, Mary SOFFE

Conveyance of 17 shillings p.a. charged by way of land Tax on messuage described above
(1) Rev. John FORD of Eastington, Gloucs., clerk, Anne WEAVER
(2) Joshua ELLIS of Gloucester, gent
Consideration: £19
Witnesses: J. CHADBORN, attorney, Glouc; Richard TIPTON, clerk to Mr. CHADBORN

Assignment
(1) Deborah BUTT of Gloucester, widow; May Ann HAIR, spinster
(2) Henry Hugh BUTT of Gloucester, soap manufacturer, surviving executor of the will of John Newton HAIR, late of Gloucester, grocer, deceased
(3) William Viner ELLIS, Esq., of Minsterworth, Gloucs.
Messuage within the precincts of the Cathedral, dimensions given
Term: Residue of 40 years
Rent: 10/-
Consideration: £200
Witness: Samuel P. ACTON of Bromley, Kent

Counterpart lease
(1) Dean and Chapter of Gloucester Cathedral
(2) William Viner ELLIS Esq. of Gloucester; George Viner ELLIS of University College London, Professor of Anatomy; Edmund Viner ELLIS Esq. of Gloucester
Messuage within the precincts of the Cathedral, dimensions given; messuage of the Dean and Chapter in the occupation of Mrs. TRIMMER, widow on W; another messuage of the Dean and Chapter in possession of Benjamin TRIMMER on E; lands belonging to the Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester on S; Upper Church yard on N. Plan included
Term: 40 years
Rent: 10/- p.a.
Consideration: Surrender of the hereditaments intended to be hereby demised for a term of 40 years, and £64
Witness: Benjamin JORDAN, clerk to ELLIS & SHEPPARD, sol. Glouc.
Endorsed with notice of the surrender of the above premises, dated 29 June 1904

Mortgage
(1) Thomas THARLIE of Churchdown, gent
(2) Ann ROTHERAM, Mary ROTHERAM of Glouc. City, spinster, exectrixes of Richard BISHOP of Glouc. city, gent
Messuage and appurtenances called the Parliament House in the precincts of Gloucester Cathedral on S. of Millers Green, the Lower Churchyard on the S., the Deanery on the E, Gateway or passage to Millers Green on W
Term: residue of 40 years
Principal: £180
Witnesses: William PITT, James CROWDY, his clerk

Mortgage by demise
(1) William GRIFFETT, of Gloucester city, haulier
(2) John Humphrys JAMES, of Gloucester city, gent.
(3) John LEWIS of Barton St. Michael, gent.
Piece of land and two newly built houses between Alvin Street and Kingsholm Buildings via land of George Worrell COUNSEL; on E. the road; on W. land of James Cheelin WHEELER, adjoining premises of WILTON and WARDBOURN on N.
Term: 1000 years
Principal: £100
Witnesses: R. H. CARTER, solicitor, Gloucester, James GITTINS

Conveyance
(1) Percival Martin HANNIS, 55 Jersey Road, blacksmith
(2) William Charles JACKSON of More End, Upton St. Leonards, wheel-wright
(3) Alfred Edward ORPIN, 64 Alvin St., coal dealer and haulier
Equity of redemption of property in Columbia St. described D3117/1724
Consideration: £150
Witness: H. Herbert WESTLE, clerk to R. FREAM, sol., Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Daniel FRANKLIN of Glouc. city, tailor
(2) Frederick LANE, of Glouc. city, shoemaker
(3) Thomas Lewis POOLE, of Glouc. city, gent.
Nos. 5 & 37 Columbia Street, messuage of Abel LEACH on N., premises of Frederick LANE on S.; land of Nathaniel WASHBOURNE on W., Columbia St. on E.
Consideration: £100
Witness: Thomas LEWELLIN, clerk to POOLE, sol., Glouc.

(1) Lindsey WINTERBOTHAM, formerly of Tewkesbury, now of Stroud, gent.
(2) David LANE of Glouc. city, cordwainer; Eliza ROUND, of Glouc. tanner
(3) Charles TURNBULL, of Glouc. city, gent.
Land and buildings in parish of St. John the Baptist, Columbia St. on W., Union St. (and residue of Mortgaged property) on N.; land of Jas. MAYSEY on E.; cottage of T. TRIGG late WEBB on S.; buildings comprising out offices, and Nos. 12 and 13 Columbia Street, map included. Schedule D3117/1834 inc.
Term: 1000 years
Consideration: £100
Witnesses: W. C. TUNSTALL, banker, Glouc., I. WILLIAMS, Glouc., R. H. RAYNES, Glouc. Bank Company, Stroud

(1) David LANE of Glouc. city, shoemaker
(2) Rev. Thomas EVANS, vicar of St. Mary de Lode
Rev. Francis Turner BAYLY, rector of St. John
Rev. Thomas Allcock HEDLEY of Glouc. city
Robert WILTON, of Glouc. city, gent.
John Aubrey WHITCOMBE, of Glouc. city, gent, trustees
Two messuages in Columbia St., and a piece of land adjoining formerly part of land purchased by Joseph LANE deceased off G. W. COUNSEL; messuage of (1) on N., messuage of Chas. BOSWELL on E., the two messuages in W.; messuage and alley of Jn. HUDSON on S.
Note that deed enrolled in Chancery 5 March 1841
Condition: tenure upon trust for use as a school for the children of the "poorer classes"
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: C. SMALLRIDGE, sol., Glouc., Kedgwin Hoskins FRYER, sol., Glouc.

Authorisation to sell Charity Land
(1) Board of Charity Commissioners for England and Wales
(2) Surviving trustee and Mr. William JACQUES, land surveyor of city of Glouc.
Piece of land and buildings in Columbia St. known as St. Mark's Old Parish Schools, belonging to the National School of St. Mark's parish to the value of not less than £122, for the purpose of building schools in the parishes of St. Mary de Lode and St. Mark, founded by deeds 11 August 1868, and 9 October 1872 respectively
Witness: the secretary of the Board

Conveyance
(1) Frederick WILTON, of Glouc. city, gent.
George Thomas RIDDIFORD of Gloucester, gent.
(2) Frederick WILTON, and John George MACLEAN of Charlewood Park near Crawley, Sussex, gent.
(3) Rev. Henry Charles MINCHIN, vicar of St. Mary de Lode
(4) Rev. Edward Thomas Watson THOMAS, rector of St. Marks
(5) Henry EMERTON of Hillfield Parade, Glouc., gent.
(6) John Michael BUTT and Hohn HERRING, both of Glouc. city, ironfounders
Land known as "the St. Marks old parish Schools" with its walled yard, Columbia St.
Consideration: £123-18-6
Witnesses: Reginald P. SUMNER, clerk to Messrs. WILTONS & REDDIFORD, solrs., Glouc.; W. J. JARRETT, 33 Lime St., accountant

Conveyance
(1) John HERRING
(2) Issabella Elizabeth BUTT, widow of Kingsholm, executrix of John Michael BUTT, deceased
A further share of property described D3117/1720a
Consideration: £31
Witness: S. MORELL, clerk to COLEMAN, sol., Glouc.

Typed certification of payment of Estate Duty and Conveyance
(1) John Acton BUTT of Kings Norton, Worcester, gent. James Pierce BUTT of Wolverhampton, timber merchant Harley Kingsford BUTT of Glouc. city, iron founder, trustees of Isabella Elizabeth BUTT, deceased
(2) Bijou Cecily BUTT, wife of H. Kingsford B., purchaser
"Saint Mark's Old Parish Schools", - property in Columbia St. (The certificate note a semi detached warehouse in Columbia St.)
Consideration: £90
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, sol., Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Bijou Cecily BUTT, wife of Harley Kingsford BUTT of Glouc. city, iron founder
(2) Harley Kingsford BUTT
"St. Mark's Old Schools" property in Columbia St.
Consideration: £100
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, sol., Glouc.

Abstract of Title 1909
(1) Messrs. Alfred DANKS Ltd.
Premises known as "Old St. Mark's School", Columbia St.

Conveyance
(1) Percy GIBBS of the Cross, Glouc., banker
Richard RICHARDS, 5 Threadneedle St., London, banker
(2) Alfred DANKS Ltd., of Emlyn Works, Glouc. city
(3) Benjamin Disraelie Roberts TOMBS, 3 Kingsholm Sq., estate agent, vendor
(4) Alfred Edward ORPIN, 64 Alvin St., coal dealer and haulier, purchaser
Property known as "St. Mark's Old Parish Schools", Columbia St.
Consideration: £85
Witnesses: P. C. BEAVEN, The Cross, Glouc.; H. BASTRAN of Threadneedle St., London; Ralph FREAM, sol., Glouc.; Alfred DANKS, director of company, G. A. SMITH, secretary

Conveyance
(1) Alfred Edward ORPIN, 64 Alvin St., coal dealer & haulier, vendor
(2) Percival Martin HANNIS, 55 Jersey Road, blacksmith, William Charles JACKSON of More End, Upton St. Leonards, wheelwright, purchasers
Property in Columbia Street described D3117/1724
Consideration: £150
Witness: Ralph FREAM, sol., Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Percival Martin HANNIS, 55 Jersey Road, blacksmith William Charles JACKSON of More End, Upton St. Leonards, wheel-wright
(2) Alfred Edward ORPIN, 64 Alvin St., coal dealer and haulier
Property described D3117/1724 in Columbia Street
Principal: £100
Witness: Ralph FREAM, sol., Glouc.

Acknowledgement of production of deeds
(1) Alfred DANKS Ltd., of Glouc. city
(2) Alfred Edward ORPIN, 64 Alvin St.
Production of deeds for property described D3117/1724 Columbia St.
Witness: Alfred DANKS, managing director

Fire Insurance Policy
(1) Alliance Assurance Company Ltd.
(2) George Price GORTON of Glouc.; William LEAH, 10 Clarence St., Glouc., architect and their mortgagees
A brick and corrugated iron building in Columbia St. occupied by Messrs. BLINKHORN Ltd., and used as furniture store (insured for £500)
Witnesses: F. H. CROSS for the company; W. S. HOARE

Lease and Release
(1) George Worrall COUNSEL, of Glouc. city, gent.
(2) John BOWYER of Glouc. city, gent.
(3) James ELMES of Kingsholm, milkman
(4) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton Street, butcher
(5) William ABELL of Glouc. city, maltster
Piece of ground being part of West Onyatt Ground, Kingsholm, site of new road in E.; garden of Wm. GURNEY on W.; cottage of Edward Hayman CHAMBERS on N., land of (1) on S.; with buildings recently erected, occupied by James ELMES, and right to use roads specified. Schedule D3117/1800-1814 included
Consideration: £123-7-0
Witnesses: James ABELL, Edwin POLLARD

Articles of Agreement
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton Street, butcher
(2) James ELMES of Kingsholm, milkman
The repurchase of property conveyed D3117/1738 within twelve months for the sum of £123-7-0
Witness: James ABELL

Lease and Release
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton St., butcher
(2) William ABELL of Glouc. city, maltster
(3) James ELMES of Kingsholm, milkman
(4) Samuel J. NIGHT of Kingsholm, brewer
(5) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent.
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1738
Consideration: £123-7 and £6-13
Witnesses: James ABELL, Henry REA

Mortgage by demise
(1) Samuel INIGHT of the Kingsholm, brewer
(2) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent.
(3) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton St., butcher
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1738
Principal: £100 and 5/- Primisary note for principal sum attached
Witnesses: Henry REA, clerk to MATTHEWS, sol., Glouc., James ABELL

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) Samuel NICHOLLS of Barton Street, butcher
(2) Samuel INIGHT of the Kingsholm, brewer
(3) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent.
Property described D3117/1738 in Kingsholm
Principal: £100
Witnesses: (J.) LEWIS, William B. GEORGE, clerk to MATTHEWS

Mortgage
(1) Samuel INIGHT of Kingsholm, brewer
(2) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent.
Property described D3117/1738 in Kingsholm
Principal: £50
Witnesses: Henry REA, Edwin CRUMP, clerks to MATTHEWS, sol., Glouc.

Lease and Release subject to a Mortgage
(1) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Samuel INIGHT of Kingsholm, brewer
(3) Mary HARRIS, widow, of Eastington, executrix of John HARRIS dec.
Property at Kingsholm
Principal: £200
Witnesses: Henry REA, Charles SMART, clerk to MATTHEWS, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Samuel INIGHT of Glouc. city, brewer
(2) William MATTHEWS, of Glouc. city, gent
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1738
Principal: £100
Witnesses: Henry REA, Charles SMART, clerk to MATTHEWS, sol. Glouc.

Mortgage
(1) Samuel INIGHT of Glouc. city, cooper
(2) Anthony SPROULE of Tewkesbury, gent
Equity of Redemption on land in Kingsholm described D3117/1738, with two houses occupied by Henry WEAVER and James HAWKINS
Principal: £300 and 10/-
Witness: Charles William MOORE, clerk to SPROULE, sol. Tewkesbury

Mortgage
(1) Samuel INIGHT, formerly of Glouc. city, now of Blaisdon, cooper
(2) Charles TOLLEY, Edward TRIMMER, of Glouc. city, brewers and co-partners
Equity of Redemption in property at Blaisdon formerly occupied by Joseph BURCHER, senior, and Joseph BURGHER, junior, now by (1), land of John HART on E, land of Jas. B on W; land of Robert PARSONS on N, road across Notwood. One acre called Upper Piece at Blaisdon
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1735
Principal: £140 and mortgage of £300 see D3117/1746
Witness: Anthony SPROULE, sol. Tewkesbury

Lease and Assignment
(1) Samuel INIGHT of Blaisdon, cooper
(2) Thomas COX of Glouc. city, plumber and glazier
Thomas GRIFFITHS of Tewkesbury, accountant
(3) Creditors of (1): Wm. WASHBOURN for PRIN, WASHBOURNE & PRIN, Thos. COX, Wm. WINGATE, Jas. MORRIS
All property at Kingsholm and Blaisdon described D3117/1847, all stock in trade and furniture
Condition: that the creditors do not sue
Principal: 10/- and 5/-
Witnesses: Joseph ROBERTS, sol. Glouc., Charles William MOORE, sol. Tewkesbury; Joseph ROBERTS

Grant
(1) Anthony SPROULE, of Tewkesbury, gent
(2) Thomas COX of Glouc. city, plumber
Thomas GRIFFITHS of Tewkesbury, accountant
(3) Samuel J. NIGHT, formerly of Glouc. city, now of Blaisdon, cooper
(4) Charles TOLLEY and Edward TRIMMER of Glouc. city, brewers, and co-partners of TOLLEY and TRIMMER'
(5) Joseph ROBERTS, junior, gent
Land and two messuages in Kingsholm now known as the "Pheasant" public house, subject to mortgages
Consideration: £59
Witnesses: Thomas MARSH; Charles William MOORE; PITT, clerk to ROBERTS, sol. Glouc; Matthew COWELL

Mortgage
(1) Joseph ROBERTS, junior, of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Charles TOLLEY and Edward TRIMMER, of Glouc. city, brewers and co-partners
(3) Thomas COX, of Glouc. city, plumber and glazier
Thomas GRIFFITHS of Tewkesbury, accountant
(4) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent
Land and three tenements used as public house, in Kingsholm
Principal: £200
Witness: William MATTHEWS, junior, clerk to (4)

Mortgage for collateral security
(1) Charles TOLLEY and Edward TRIMMER of Glouc. city, brewers and co-partners
(2) Thomas TOLLEY of Twyning, gent.
Land, public house and three cottages occupied by Robert GRIFFIN and his tenants in Kingsholm
Principal: £200 and 10/-
Witness: Anthony SPROULE, sol. Tewkesbury; William MERRIMAN, of Glouc. cooper

Mortgage
(1) Charles TOLLEY and Edward TRIMMER of Glouc. city, brewers and maltsters
(2) Thomas TOLLEY of Twyning, gent
(3) John HOME of Tewkesbury, gent
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1751 and D3117/1738
Principal: £220-9-10, £204-1-0, £306-1-6
Witness: Anthony SPROULE, sol. Tewkesbury

Will and letters of Administration (copy)
(1) John HARRIS, senior, of Ampney St. Peter, otherwise Eastington, gent, testator
(2) Mary HARRIS, wife of testator
(3) John HARRIS, son, administrator appointed
(4) Elizabeth HARRIS, Mary BETTERSON, daughters
(5) Thomas Allan BETTERSON, son-in-law
Freehold property at Eastington, and leasehold off the manor at Fairford
Will made 15 April 1823
Witnesses: W. MATTHEWS, sol. Glouc., Henry CLAPPEN of Cirencester, broker, Charles STEVENS, servant to Robert GUEST, Eastington, Thomas HOLT

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) John HARRIS of Ampney St. Peter otherwise Eastington, gent
(2) William MATTHEWS of Glouc. city, gent
(3) Elizabeth TOLLEY, widow, of Twyning John FIRKINS of Strensham, Worc.
(4) Anthony SPROULE of Tewkesbury, gent
Mortgages of £200 (D3117/1744), £100 (D3117/1745) and £200 (D3117/1750) and property at Kingsholm described D3117/1751
Principal: £300
Witnesses: Charles THOMAS, clerk to SPROULE, and MOORE, solrs. Tewkesbury, Wm. MATTHEWS, junior, sol. Glouc.

Conveyance
(1) Charles William MOORE of Tewkesbury, gent
(2) Charles William MOORE
George Edmunds WILLIAMS of Cheltenham, gent
(3) Elizabeth TOLLEY, widow of Twyning; John FIRKINS of Twyning, gent
(4) Edward TRIMMER of Glouc. city, brewer
(3) Henry TRIMMER of Alton, Southampton, gent
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/1751 occupied by Ann GRIFFIN
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: J.N.W. WHITEHEAD, clerk to WILLIAMS and BRYDGES, solrs. Cheltenham; L. W. LEWIS, sol. Tewkesbury, Charles TRIMMER of Alton

Conveyance
(1) Rev. Robert TRIMMER, canon and rector of St. Mary & Holy Trinity, Guildford, Surrey
Rev. Charles TRIMMER, Fellow of Corpus Christi College
(2) Edward TRIMMER and Benjamin TRIMMER both of Glouc. city, brewers and co-partners
Property at Kinsholm described D3117/1751
Consideration: £500
Witness: William TRIMMER, solicitor of Alton

Conveyance
(1) William TRIMMER of Alton, Hants, solicitor
Rev. Robert TRIMMER of Guildford, Surrey, canon of Winchester
Richard Vassar SMITH of Malvern, gent
(2) Benjamin TRIMMER of Glouc. city, brewer
Property at Kingsholm with public house called "The Pheasant" in Columbia Street
Consideration: £270
Witnesses: William W. LUNN, clerk to TRIMMER, solrs. Alton, Hants., R. Douglas TRIMMER, P.R.O., Chancery Lane; Henry H. TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.

Lease
(1) John DAVIS of Glouc. city, gent
(2) William CLARKE of Glouc. City, plasterer
Messuage with outbuildings, yard, garden and appurts. in the hamlet of Kingsholm in the parish of St. Mary de Lode, garden of Shadrach WOOD on NE; new road on SW; messuage of (1) occupied by Mary HAYES on NW, another messuage of (1) on SE
Rent: peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Thomas SMITH; James BRETHERTON

Lease and release
(1) William CLARKE of Glouc. city, plasterer
(2) Edward RUSSELL of Barton St. gent
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/4071
Consideration: 5/- and £100
Witnesses: Thomas SMITH, attorney, Gloucester; James BRETHERTON, his clerk

Lease and release
(1) Edward RUSSELL of The Leather Dressers Arms, City of Worcester, victualler, and Sarah his wife
(2) George ADAMS of Kingsholm, St. Mary de Lode, shopkeeper
(3) Thomas SMART of The London Rd. in North Hamlet, carpenter
Property in Kingsholm described D3117/4071
Consideration: 10/- and £110
Witness: Joseph CARTER, sol. Glouc.

Lease
(1) George ADAMS of Sweetbriar St. St. Mary de Lode, yeoman
(2) Benjamin BAYLIS of Glouc. City, woolstapler
Property in Kingsholm, described D3117/4071 in Columbia St.
Rent: peppercorn
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Edward Walker COREN, Joseph NEEDHAM, clerks to BURRUP, sol. Glouc.

Agreement
(1) William Richard STRETTON Esq. of Dany Parke, Brecon Walter MAYBERY Esq. of Brecon, testamentary guardians of Walter de WINTON esq. infant
(2) Alfred George PRICE, of Glouc. city, merchant, for himself and posterity
Construction of a brick party wall 236 feet long, dividing respective property i.e., pasture land nr. Barbican Hill and a timber yard in same place. Clause allowing for building against wall
Consideration: 1/- per year in respect of a shed of (1) which already extends beyond centre of wall
Witness: Edward FOWKES, land agent

Probate of will
(1) Thomas HOLDER of Ovilla House, Blakeney, cooper (testator)
(2) George Henry HOLDER, nephew of deceased
Real and personal estate unspecified
Witnesses: Benoni STERRY, John MORRIS

Conveyance
(1) Joseph LOVEGROVE, of Glouc. city, gent
(2) Joseph FRENCH of Cheltenham, grocer
James DAVISON, of Cheltenham, grocer
James Coren STEVENS, of Cheltenham, hatter
(3) Thomas TAYNTON of Glouc. city, gent
No. 7 in Counsel's Street, Kingsholm St. Mary, formerly part of North Honyatt Ground; land of John H. CLIFFE in E; tenement of (1) on W; Counsel St. on W, property of J. HEATH, Thos. PLAISTED on S (plan included)
Consideration: £84
Witness: John Austin GRIFFITHS

Conveyance
(1) James DAVISON of Cheltenham, silversmith
(2) John Hill NICHOLSON of High St. Cheltenham, linen draper
One third part of No. 7 Counsel Street
Consideration: £20
Witness: Thomas TAYNTON

Conveyance
(1) Charles MILLWARD formerly of Liverpool now of Oakley Sq. Middx., merchant's clerk; Mary Ann M, wife
(2) John Hill NICHOLSON of Alstone, gent
Third share in No. 7 Counsel Street
Consideration: £20
Witnesses: N. CHASS, sol. Lincoln's Inn Fields; Hon. Baron HUDDLESTON, commissioner for married women's deeds

Conveyance
(1) Ann ALDER, 35 Cromwell St. New Swindon
(2) John Hill NICHOLSON of Alstone, gent
Third share in No. 7 Counsel Street
Consideration: £20
Witness: Fanny STEVENS, 35 Cromwell St. Swindon

Correspondence (3 letters)
(1) C.H. ATKINSON of Lammas Park Rd. Ealing W
(2) W. Capel SLAUGHTER, Austin Friars E.C.
Acknowledgements for advances under agreement of the will of ATKINSON senior

Appointment of New Trustee
(1) Edward Arthur TWINNING of Glen Lyn, Elmbridge Rd, Wotton construction superintendent to Glouc. Railway Carriage and Wagon Co. Ltd.
(2) Thomas Edward ATKINSON, 35 Cromwell St, chief estimating clerk to the same company
Appointment of new trustee in place of Eliza ATKINSON under will of Thomas ATKINSON to administer estate consisting of 35 Cromwell St; cash and £400 debentures in Railway Carriage Company
Witness: Cyril H. TAYNTON, sol. Glouc.
Letter included to T. ATKINSON from TAYNTON re title deeds to No.35 and adjoining properties in possession of John ROACH purchaser of 41 and 43 Cromwell St. (D3117/1906)

Agreement
(1) James CARTER of Glouc. city, perfumer
(2) Samuel JONES of Glouc. city, brushmaker
Agreement to stop windows and observe a party wall in respect of adjoining premises of the parties near Cross Keys Lane (plan included)
Witness: John PHILLPOTTS, junior

Mortgage by lease and release
(1) John BELLAMY of Glouc. City, gent
(2) Esther BELLAMY, formerly of Glouc. City, now of Old Street, St. Lukes, Middlesex, widow and administratrix of William B. of Glouc. City, innkeeper
(3) John HEAVENS of Winchcombe, gent
(4) Thomas MANN of Glouc. City, liquor-merchant
(5) Robert Ryder HORNER of Glouc. City, gent
The Crown Inn, Cross Keys Lane
Principal: 5/- and £950 total
Witnesses: W. Charles KING of Serjeants Inn, Robert HART of Serjeants Inn, John CHADBORN attorney, Gloucester, Clement HERVEY his clerk
27 June 1842
Release of property above
(1) Arthur HEAVENS of Standley Pontlarge, gent
(2) Arthur HEAVANS, and Richard SMITH of Winchcombe, gent
William SMITH of Winchcombe, gent
(3) Thomas MANN of Glouc. city, liquor merchant
(4) Robert Ryder HORNER of Glouc. city, gent
Consideration: 10/- and payment of interest
Witness: James TROTMAN of Winchcombe, gent

Lease (counterpart)
(1) Thomas DUTTON of Glouc. City, house agent
(2) The Gloucester Bell Hotel Company Ltd.
Messuage and premises in Cross Keys Lane, near Longsmith St. formerly occupied by Alfred PHELPS, tenant of Messrs. R.T. SMITH and Co.; also coach house and stables for 10 horses under a public building recently erected by (1) called "Wellington Hall", Cross Keys Lane on N, Longsmith St. on S; Crown Inn on E; Swan and Falcon Public House on W
Rent: £60
Term: 21 years
Witnesses: Henry MAYER; C. Lewis TRICKEY

Mortgage and Transfer of Mortgage
(1) George BICK of Glouc. City, innkeeper
(2) John Fowell JONES of Saul, Clerk in Holy Orders
The Cross Inn, Cross Keys Lane, also buildings on site of former New Bear Inn
Principal: £500
Witnesses: John BRYAN, sol. Glouc.
11 September 1877
Transfer of Mortgage
(1) Rev. Frederick Havard JONES of Sudeley Lodge, Brighton, Sussex, Clerk
Rev. Charles Alfred JONES of Little Deans Yard, Westminster, Clerk
(2) Robert Henry JONES of Saul, gent
Property above
Consideration: £11-4-6
Witness: as above
18 June 1885
Reconveyance
(1) George BICK
(2) Robert Henry JONES
Property as above
Consideration: £300
Witness: as above

Conveyance
(1) Thomas MANN of Glouc. city, gent
(2) George BICK of Glouc. City, innkeeper
Crown Inn and premises, Cross Keys Lane described D3117/4205
Consideration: £750
Witnesses: W. MANN of Princes St. Edinburgh, solicitors

Conveyance
(1) Richard GREEN formerly of Oxford St. Gloucester, maltster, now of Ashleworth, farmer
Edward GAY, formerly of Widden Street, Gloucester, now of Wantage, co. Berks., labourer (Trustees of the will of George BICK)
(2) George William GODSELL, James Uriah GODSELL, Thomas Henry GODSELL all of Salmons Spring nr. Stroud, brewers
The Crown Inn, Cross Keys Lane
Consideration: £1000
Witnesses: G. GREENE, clerk to BONNOR, sol. Glouc., George F. RYMAN of Wantage

Two letters re payment of Succession Duty by Hannah BICK, widow of George BICK. Refer D3117/4210

Conveyance
(1) George William GODSELL, James Uriah GODSELL, Thomas Henry GODSELL, Edward Samuel GODSELL all of Salmons Spring, nr. Stroud, brewers
(2) Edmund John WILLIS of Glouc. city, auctioneer
The Crown Inn, Cross Keys Lane and buildings on site of former New Bear Inn. Refer D3117/4205
Consideration: £250
Witness: Charles BARNS of Uplands, Stroud, brewer's clerk

Abstract of title, 1876
(1) Messrs. GODSELL and Sons
Property described D3117/4223

Abstract of Title, 1897
(1) Edmund John WILLIS and his mortgagees
Nos. 11, 13 Cross Keys Lane, warehouse and cellars, contracted to be sold to the Gloucester Dairy Supply Ltd.

Reconveyance
(1) Charles URCH of Southgate St. confectioner
(2) Florence Stuart LANE, wife of Alfred Lionel LANE, of 6 Longsmith St. solicitor
Property as in D3117/4236
Consideration: principals in D3117/4234, D3117/4235
Witness: John F. FOSICK, clerk to A.L.L.

Assignment
(1) Edwin MADDY formerly of Gloucester city, now of Matson House, doctor of law
(2) Sir Matthew WOOD of Down Hatherley Court, baronet
Jacob OSBORN, esq. of Gloucester city
John Surman SURMAN, esq. of Swindon
(3) John MAISEY of Gloucester city, butcher
About 2 acres of meadow on W. of Dean's Walk, Kingsholm
Term: remainder of 21 years
Consideration: £165
Witnesses: James ELLIS, solicitor, Gloucester; Thomas GOODLAKE of Litcombe Regis, Berkshire; John ELLIOT, solicitor, Glouc.

Lease
(1) Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) John MAYSEY of Gloucester city, gent.
Property at Kingsholm, described D3117/1147
Rent: reserved
Term: remainder of 21 years
Consideration: £15-14-0

Abstract of Title 1851
(1) Charles WEBB, creditors assignee
(2) T. B. BARNARD bankrupt.
Meadow land at Kingsholm described D3117/1147
PRESS & INSKIP solicitors of Bristol for PHIPPS, Cainscross

Assignment
(1) John MAYSEY, gent.; William JOHNSTON, cabinet-maker, both of Gloucester City, trustees
(2) Charles WEBB of Frocester, gent.
Meadow described D3117/1147 in Kingsholm
Rents: reserved
Term: remainder of 21 years
Consideration: £106
Witness: Thomas SMITH

Conveyance
(1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
(2) Charles WEBB of Frocester gent. (creditor's assignee of Thomas Bellamy BARNARD late of Frampton-upon-Severn, brick-manufacturer, bankrupt.)
Meadow in Kingsholm (inset plan and schedule included)
Consideration: £278
Witness: Charles T. ELLIS, 10 Whitehill Place, Westminster; Spencer H. WALPOLE

Conveyance
(1) Charles WEBB of Frocester, gent.
(2) John WARD of city of Gloucester, gent.
(3) Walter CLUTTERBUCK ditto, gent.
Meadow land in Kingsholm described D3117/1147 (schedule included)
Consideration: £400
Witness: Jonothan Latham PUP, solicitor, Bristol

Conveyance
(1) John WARD of city of Gloucester, gent.
(2) Edwin COOK of city of Gloucester, gent.
Meadow on W. of Dean's Walk, Kingsholm, described D3117/1147
Consideration: £426
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) Arthur COOK, 52 Stratton Ground, Westminster, chemist
(2) Albert COOK of Clifford's Mesne, Newent, farmer
(3) John COOK of Stowe Farm, Coleford, farmer
Meadow, outbuildings on W. of Dean's Walk, Kingsholm described D3117/1147; schedule included 1869-74
Consideration: £710
Witnesses: William HICKS, solicitor, Gloucester

Memorandum of deposit of deeds
(1) John COOK of Netherton Farm, Peneryn, nr. Ross, depositor
(2) National Provincial Bank
Deeds 1842-1879 relating to Dean's Walk
Witness: H. H. ASHERLY, bank manager, Gloucester

Abstract of title
(1) The National Provincial Bank of England
Messuage and land at Kingsholm

Conveyance
(1) National Provincial Bank of England
(2) John Edward Slower HEWETT of Ross, bank manager
(3) Charles BADHAM (trustee of John COOK, bankrupt) of Gloucester city, coal dealer
"Trafalgar House" and land on W. side of Dean's Walk; on W. a stream, on N. land of Joseph HAYES, on S. garden of John LEWIS
Consideration: £525
Witness: L. S. CINOSS of Ross, bank manager

Mortgage
(1) Charles BADHAM of Trafalgar House, Kingsholm, coal dealer
(2) Arthur LEWIS, 3 Brunswick Square, gent.
John Albert MATTHEWS of Lewishurst Spa, Gloucester, manufacturer
Theophilus FREDERICK of Commercial St., Newport, upholsterer
Trafalgar House and land on W. of Dean's Walk (Proviso to insure for £350)
Principal: £350
Witness: Francis N. BAYTON, solicitor

Reconveyance
(1) A. LEWIS
J. A. MATTHEWS
(2) C. BADHAM
Property as above
Witnesses: J. E. MATTHEWS, solicitor, Gloucester; H. M. COOK, clerk to HANNAM-CLARK, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) John WARD of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) Joseph HAYES of Gloucester city, builder
(3) Edward WASHBOURNE, of Gloucester city, gent.
Piece of land on W. side of a road from St. Catherine Street to Dean's Walk; Dean's Walk on E.; the Brook on W.; land of Jas. GOODRICH esq. on N.; land of Edwin COOK on S.
Consideration: £80
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) Alfred James HAYES of Routh, nr. Cardiff, compositor
(2) Joseph HAYES of Kingsholm Square, builder
Property at Dean's Walk, described D3117/2723
Consideration: £50
Witness: Walter SCOTT, solicitor, Cardiff

Conveyance
(1) Joseph HAYES of Kingsholm Square, builder
(2) Hubert Joseph Woodland HAYES of Mayfield, Cambridge Road, corn merchant
Property in Dean's Walk, described D3117/2723
Consideration: natural love and affection
Witness: Agnes RIDLER, Blackwellsend Green, Hartpury, nr. Gloucester, domestic help

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Hubert Joseph Woodland HAYES
(2) The Wilts. and Dorset Banking Company Ltd.
Property at Dean's Walk, described D3117/2723
Schedule 1870 - included
Principal: monies owing to Co.
Witness: A. SIMPSON, of Gloucester, gent.

Reconveyance
(1) The Wilts. and Dorset Banking Company Ltd.
(2) Hubert Joseph Woodland HAYES
Property: as above
Consideration: payment of debts
Witness: John 'GAETON' of Radnor, director; company stamp seal applied

Mortgage, and Bank record slip
(1) Hubert Joseph Woodland HAYES
(2) The Wilts. and Dorset Banking Company Ltd.
Property at Dean's Walk described D3117/2723
Schedule referring to a deed of D3117/1907 included
Principal: monies owing Company
Witness: W. James TOWNSHEND of Gloucester, cashier

Official letter of the Provisional Land Valuation and completed certificate
(1) E. AINSCOMBE, district valuer for the Inland Revenue
(2) H. J. Woodland HAYES esq. of 'Myrtleholm', Elmbridge Road, Gloucester
Garden and rifle range, Dean's Walk, occupied by PITT and Messrs. E. GREEN & Son, total value £101.
Witness: A. E. MORGAN, clerk to Valuer

Conveyance
(1) The Wilts, and Dorset Banking Company Ltd.; Henry BELL esq. of Lombard Street, London, and Walter MOON esq. of Salisbury, engaged in liquidating the company
(2) Charles Frank GREEN, 4 Northgate Street, gunsmith
Property at Dean's Walk described D3117/2723
Consideration: £28
Witnesses: J. SAWLETT, Lloyd's Bank, Salisbury; E. J. THOMAS, Lombard Street; seal of (1) applied

Abstract of Title 1896-
(1) of The Wilts, and Dorset Banking Company Ltd., in liquidation
Piece of land in Dean's Walk
CHAMPNEY, FREAM & CORKE, solicitors, Gloucester

Abstract of Title 1872-
(1) of C. F. GREEN
Piece of land in Dean's Walk
SCOTT & FOWLER, solicitors, Gloucester

Lease
(1) The Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) Thomas WEAVER, James SADLER both of Gloucester city, trustees
Garden outside lower Northgate of Gloucester city, land of HAWKINS on S.; Broad Lane on N.; Monkleighton Ground on W.; highway on E. A close of land formerly site of tenement at Kingsholme, with footpath leading to Longford on E.; common meadow called Meanham on W.; land late of Josiah TUCKER, Doctor of Divinity, dean of Gloucester on S.; lands of late John Skinner STOCK on N. (about ½ acre) And also a garden at Kingsholm near Snake Lane
Term: 21 years
Rent: 18/- and £10 for pasture ploughed
Witness: John SMITH

Conveyance (under land tax redemption act) of reversion in fee, and Bank of England Receipt
(1) Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord AUCKLAND, Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS, two of H.M. Commissioners appointed
(3) Rev. Joseph CHESTER, James SADLER esquires both of Gloucester city
All property described D3117/2947
Consideration: £105-7-4
Witnesses: W. YOUNG, secretary; James ILES, clerk; A NEWLAND, Treasurer

Lease
(1) Hannah SADLER of Child Oakford, Dorset, widow of James SADLER formerly of Gloucester city, and surviving sister and heir of Ann wife of Rev. Joseph CHESTER deceased, and heir of Rev. Joseph WHITE deceased
(2) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
Close or meadow at Kingsholm described D3117/2947
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: S. C. TURNER esq., Child Okeford; Thomas DASHWOOD, solicitor of Sturminster, Newton Castle

Release
(1) Hannah SADLER of Child Oakford, widow of Jas. SADLER deceased refer D3117/2949 for details of parties
(2) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
Property as in D3117/2949 at Kingsholm
Consideration: £195
Witnesses: S. C. TURNER (of Child Oakford); Thomas DASHWOOD of Gloucester city

Lease
(1) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
(2) John CHADBORN of Gloucester city, gent.
Close of meadow at Kingsholm described D3117/2947
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: Richard TIPTON, James ABELL

Release, refer D3117/2951
(1) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
(2) Richard LEWIS of Kingsholm, gardener
(3) John CHADBORN of Gloucester city, gent.
All property described D3117/2947 at Kingsholm
Consideration: £70
Witnesses: Richard TIPTON, James ABELL, J. OSBORN

Mortgage
(1) Richard LEWIS of Kingsholm, gardener
(2) John CHADBORN of Gloucester city, gent.
(3) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
Property described D3117/2947 at Kingsholm
Principal: £60 and 10/-
Witnesses: Richard TIPTON, James ABELL

Assignment of Mortgage
(1) James WOOD esq. of Gloucester city
(2) Richard LEWIS of Kingsholm, gardener
(3) William JEYNES of Gloucester city, innholder
(4) Charles GWINNETT of Gloucester city, gent.
Land in Kingsholm described D3117/2749
Receipt endorsed to Henry LEWIS, Jas. LEWIS, Eliz. WILKES, nèe LEWIS, for principal below owing to death of Ric. L. 7 Jan. 1863
Principal: £100 and 5/-
Witnesses: R. H. CARTER, solicitor, Gloucester; Joseph CARTER

Mortgage
(1) Henry LEWIS of Dean's Walk, gardener
(2) John WARD of Gloucester city, gent.
Messuage at Kingsholm near Dean's Walk, adjoining messuage of Jn. HYETT on E., messuage of Jas. LEWIS on W.; with a piece of garden in front of messuage extending to Dockam Brook and there adjoining land of John MAISEY deceased
Principal: £65
Witness: Walter CLUTTERBUCK, attorney, Gloucester

Memorandum
(1) Henry LEWIS
(2) John WARD of Worcester St., Gloucester
Promise to mortgage property at Dean's Walk described D3117/2955
Principal: £35
Witness: Walter CLUTTERBUCK, attorney, Gloucester

Printed Abstract of Acts of Parliament relating to Church Commissioners

Abstract of Schemes and Orders in Council, relating to Gloucester Chapter Commuted Estates
Description of acts for commutation, sale and re-endowment of certain Chapter Estates, schedule of property missing

Abstract of a Lease (Gloucester Chapter Estates)
Piece of pasture at Kingsholm on E. side of Dean's Walk, bounded on W. by meadow called Kingsholm Close, to be auctioned 31 May 1872

Declaration
(1) Henry CLUTTON of Whitehall Place, Middx. surveyor
That (1) belongs to Messrs CLUTTON, agents for Ecclesiastical Commissioners; that Gloucester Dean and Chapter commuted interest in property D3117/1855; that solicitors received rents of property described D3117/2959
Witnesses: Robert Holmes WHITE, a London Commissioner to administer oaths in Chancery

Requisitions on Title and Replies
(1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners
(2) DONAGUE (purchaser)
Witnesses: Joseph LOVEGROVE purchaser's solicitor, JENNING, WHITE and BUCKSTONE

Conveyance
(1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
(2) Michael DONAGUE of Kingsholm, paper manufacturer
Piece of pasture in Kingsholm immediately to E. of Dean's Walk, and adjoining St. Catherine's Close, plan included showing proximity of Kingsholm House and Snaky Lane
Consideration: £305
Witness: Charles Temple ELLIS, of Westminster, gent. (B.) Robert MOWBRAY

Conveyance
(1) Rev. Thomas PETERS of Eastington, Gloucester
(2) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester city, gent.
(3) Michael DONAGUE of Kingsholm, merchant
(4) John HEMMINGS of Barton Hill, Bristol
Land at Kingsholm near Dean's Walk described D3117/2962
Consideration: £300
Witnesses: John BRYAN, solicitor, Gloucester; Charles T. BROWN, clerk to LOVEGROVE & BRYAN, solicitors, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) John HARD of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) Ann WOODROW of Gloucester city, wife of Wm. Ric. WOODROW, innkeeper
Messuage at Kingsholm, adjoining messuage of Jn. HYETT, on W. and garden ground in front of property described D3117/2955
Consideration: £225
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Ann WOODROW of Gloucester city, wife of William Richard WOODROW, innkeeper
(2) John WARD of Gloucester city, gent.
House and garden at Kingsholm described D3117/2964 and D3117/2955
Principal: £100
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN

(1) William Piffe BROWN of Gloucester city, solicitor, John Edward TUCKER of Gloucester city, accountant, executors of will of Jn. WARD, deceased
(2) Emily Kate PASSMORE, wife of Harry P. of the Shakespeare Inn, Northgate Street, licensed victualler
Securities as above
Consideration: as principal above
Witness: Rob. NOAKES of Regent Street, Gloucester, clerk

Will (copy)
(1) Ann WOODROW, testator, wife of Wm. W., 22 Sydney Street, Gloucester
(2) Emily Kate PASSMORE, daughter, executor
(3) John WARD of Wotton, gent., executor appointed
House in Foundry Row, Sweetbriar Street
Will proved at Gloucester 7 August 1894
Witnesses: Thomas JONES, 6 Pitt Street; Sarah DUNCAN, 8 A1

Conveyance
(1) Emily Kate PASSMORE, wife of Henry PASSMORE of The Shakespeare Inn, Northgate Street, licensed victualler
(2) Alfred LYES, 64 Westgate Street, baker
Messuage and garden Kingsholm described D3117/2964 and D3117/2955
Memorandum 19 August 1895 part of land conveyed to Charles HUGHES
Consideration: £210
Witness: Hubert J. BOUGHTON, solicitor, Gloucester

Abstract of Title 1884-
(1) of Charles HUGHES
Messuage and hereditaments near Dean's Walk

Conveyance
(1) Charles HUGHES, 4 Palace Yard, Gloucester, gent.
(2) Alfred LYES, 64 Westgate Street, baker
No. 14 Dean's Walk, now occupied by Mrs. WINGATE, premises of BADHAM on N.; lane off Dean's Walk on S.; messuage on E.; garden formerly belonging to Emily Kate PASSMORE now of (2) on W. Schedule 1854-
Consideration: £125
Witness: G. GREENE, clerk to BONNOR, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) William George NELMES of Berry Hill near Coleford, builder and contractor
(2) Edwin Joseph WINGATE, 6 Sebert Street, moulder
Formerly no. 13, now 87 Dean's Walk, two pieces of garden ground and no. 14, now 89 Dean's Walk
Consideration: £347-10-0
Witness: Walter J. JORDAN, Berry Hill, Coleford, cordwainer

Abstract of Title 1895
(1) of Executor of late Mrs. Edith LYES
(2) Edwin J. WINGATE, prospective purchaser
Two houses and land in Dean's Walk

Abstract of Title 1879-
(1) of Arthur Charles James COLES, and the Public Trustee, trustees of John HEMMINGS, deceased
Piece of garden ground in Dean's Walk

Conveyance
(1) Arthur Charles James COLES of Keynsham, Somerset, factory manager, and the Public Trustee
(2) John Henry JONES of Gloucester city, solicitor
Piece of ground in Dean's Walk (and right of way), good plan showing proximity of Edwy Parade. Schedule 1891-
Consideration: £125
Witness: John R. LLOYD, solicitor, Bristol, and seal and signature of Public Trustee of the Public Trustee Dept., Kingsway

Conveyance
(1) John STEPHENS Son and Company Limited, of Skinner Street, Gloucester
(2) Jesse Herbert SMITH, 2 Guildene Villas, Worcester Street, boot retailer
Piece of land part of "Kingsholm Close" on W. of Dean's Walk, good plan included showing river Twyver, and nos. 68, 66, 64, 62 Dean's Way.
Schedule D3117/1918- included
Consideration: £115
Witnesses: Albert John STEPHENS; W. STEPHENS, directors; Walter T. HERRIES, secretary - paper seal of company above applied

Conveyance
(1) Jesse Herbert SMITH of Malvern View, Longford, bootmaker
(2) Eliza CRATCHLEY, 10 St. Aldate Street, shopkeeper
Piece of land, part of "Kingsholm Close" on W. of Dean's Walk, plan as in D3117/2974
Consideration: £140
Witness: William LANGLEY-SMITH, solicitor, Gloucester

Deed of Covenant
(1) Henry LEWIS of Dean's Walk, gardener
(2) James LEWIS, of Dean's Walk, gardener
Production of deeds of title to freehold messuages near Dean's Walk, Schedule 1800 - included
Witness: Walter CLUTTERBUCK, attorney of Gloucester

Inland Revenue Succession Duty Account and Receipt
(1) James LEWIS of Dean's Walk, Gloucester, gardener (successor)
(2) James LEWIS senior (predecessor)
(3) Charles HUGHES (prospective purchaser)
House and garden near Dean's Walk, saleable value £190, rateable value £3.15 receipt slip for this sum by William BIFARD assistant overseer for Gloucester Union
Witnesses: T. WUTTON, for Inland Revenue; (J.) DOUGLAS, for Inland Revenue; A. A. CLARKE

Memorandum
(1) Maria Ann LEWIS widow of James LEWIS deceased
(2) James LEWIS junior
That (1) discharges title to a piece of garden ground near Dean's Walk to (2) for £10, and undertake to execute a release

Mortgage
(1) James LEWIS of Dean's Walk, gardener
(2) John WARD of Wotton, gent.
Messuage and garden at Kingsholm nr. Dean's Walk, messuage of Henry LEWIS on E.; land of H. L. Wintle garden stretching down to Dockam Brook and next to field recently held by Thos. HYETT
Principal: £100
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) John WARD of Wotton, gent.
(2) James LEWIS of Dean's Walk, gardener
(3) Maria Ann LEWIS widow of Hare Lane
(4) Charles HUGHES of Wellington St., builder
Messuage and garden near Dean's Walk, Kingsholm
Memorandum that 19 August 1895, no. 14 Dean's Walk occupied by Mrs. WINGATE, conveyed to Alfred LYES, 64 Westgate St., baker
Consideration: £190 total
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Mortgage, Transfer, and Reconveyance
(1) Charles HUGHES of Wellington St., butler
(2) Emmeline BUBB, spinster of Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham
Property near Dean's Walk described D3117/3007-8
Principal: £140
Witness: G. GREENE, clerk to BONNOR, solicitor, Gloucester

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) George Samuel BUBB, of Gotherington, Gloucester, farmer
(2) Charles HUGHES
(3) Mary Elizabeth DAVIS wife of Uriah James D. of Painswick, gent.
Securities as above
Principal: £140
Witness: G. GREENE, clerk to BONNOR, solicitor, Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) Mary E. DAVIS
(2) Charles HUGHES
Securities as above
Consideration as principal above
Witness: as above
(Poor condition)

Abstract of Title 1829
(1) James LEWIS
Messuage and garden near Dean's Walk

Conveyance
(1) Thomas DUTTON of Gloucester city, accountant
(2) Benjamin BAILEY formerly of Alma Villa, Regent St., Gloucester now of Harrogate, Yorkshire, gent.
(3) James IRELAND of Gloucester city, brush manufacturer
(4) Eliza HANCOCK of Dean's Walk, wife of Joseph H., plasterer
Piece of land on W. of Dean's Walk, with right of road which is shown in large clear plan
Consideration: £150
Witness: Robert NOAKES, clerk to WASHBOURN & Son, solicitors, Gloucester

Mortgage
(1) Eliza HANCOCK of Dean's Walk wife of Joseph H., plasterer
(2) Joseph HANCOCK
(3) Thomas Henry WASHBOURN, of Gloucester city, gent.
Part of One acre two roods of land and 37 perches, and messuage on W. of Dean's Walk
Principal: £120
Witnesses: Robert NOAKES, clerk to WASHBOURNE & Son, solicitors of Gloucester

Deed of Further Charge
(1) Eliza HANCOCK of Dean's Walk
(2) Joseph HANCOCK of Dean's Walk, plasterer
(3) Thomas Henry WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, gent.
Securities as in D3117/3012
Principal: £32-15-0
Witness: Robert NOAKES, clerk to WASHBOURN & Son, solicitors, Gloucester

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Hannah DUTTON, widow, of Gloucester city
(2) Alfred Henry DUTTON of St. John's Square, Cardiff, timber merchant
(3) James IRELAND of Gloucester city, brush manufacturer
Close of land on W. of Dean's Walk, (1a. 3 roods); Dean's Walk on E. & S.E.; River Twyver on W. & S.W. (now covered over); former "City Gardens" on N.
Principal: £500
Witness: W. LANGLEY-SMITH, solicitor, Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) James IRELAND
(2) Hannah CHIVERS née DUTTON
(3) Alfred Henry DUTTON
Securities as above
Consideration: as principal above
Witness: Thos. W. NORCOTT, clerk to LANGLEY-SMITH

Solicitor's Bill receipted
(1) B. BONNOR, solicitor, Gloucester
(2) Charles HUGHES
Costs for conveying property, preparing abstracts etc. £4-6

Abstract of Title D3117/1895-
(1) of Alfred LYES
(2) Charles HUGHES, prospective purchaser
Land in Dean's Walk

Conveyance
(1) Alfred LYES, 64 Westgate Street, baker
(2) Charles HUGHES, 4 Palace Yard, Gloucester, gent.
Forty seven square yards of land of W. of Dean's Walk, land of (1) and WILKES on W.; Dean's Walk on E.; garden of (2) on S.W.
Schedule D3117/1863- included
Consideration: £12-10-0
Witness: T. J. FRANKLIN, 47 Northgate Street, rent collector

Mortgage
(1) Hannah CHIVERS nee DUTTON, wife of George C. of Highbury Villa, Cinderford, engineer
(2) Alfred Henry DUTTON of Cardiff, gent.
(3) Rev. William Henry STANTON of Hazleton Rectory, Gloucester, Canon of Gloucester; Alfred John STANTON esq. of Shirley House, Pittville, Cheltenham; Sidney BIDDELL esq. of Bolton Gardens, London; Edward Caruthers LITTLE of Tracy House, Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham
Property at Dean's Walk, described D3117/3014
Principal: £1000
Witnesses: Thomas LONGSTAFF, M.A., vicar of St. Stephens, Cinderford; John ROSELL, clerk to LITTLE & MILLS, solicitors, Stroud

Conveyance
(1) Hannah CHIVERS, wife of George C. of Highbury Villa, Cinderford, engineer
(2) Alfred Henry DUTTON of Cardiff, gent.
(3) Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, wife of Henry Arthur DUTTON of "Collingwood", St. George's Road, Cheltenham, sculptor
One acre, three roods near Dean's Walk, with messuage called "Fair View House" described D3117/3014. And also "Bridge House" St. Catherine Street and 19 Bull Lane
Consideration: £300 and subject to mortgage for £1000
Witnesses: W. M. EVERETT, schoolmaster of Cinderford; John ROSELL, clerk to LITTLE & WHITTINGHAM, solicitors, Stroud; A. C. CHAMPNEY, solicitor, Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) Mary WASHBOURNE, spinster of Heathville Road
(2) Eliza HANCOCK, widow of Dean's Walk
Securities on W. of Dean's Walk as in D3117/3012
Consideration: as principal D3117/3012
Witness: Robert NOAKES, clerk to F. TREASURE

Abstract of Title 1887-
(1) of Eliza HANCOCK
Messuage, land to premises adjoining Dean's Walk

Mortgage
(1) Henry John UNDERWOOD, 7 St. Mark Street, Gloucester, rent collector and member of Liberal Benefit Society
(2) Tom BLINKHORN, draper, Frederick Hawkins BRETHERTON, solicitor, Edwin Sidney HARTLAND, solicitor, all of Gloucester city, trustees of Liberal Benefit Society
One acre, 2 roods, 32 perches on W. of Dean's Walk, see plan D3117/3011
Principal: £250
Witnesses: J. E. HULLETT, clerk to LANGLEY-SMITH, & Son, solicitors, Gloucester; John ORGAN, secretary of Liberal Benefit Society

Transfer of Mortgage. (refer D3117/3018)
(1) Rev. William Henry STANTON of Hasleton Rectory, canon of Glouc. Sidney BIDDELL esq. of The Boltons, London
(2) Harold James Clifford STANTON, of Cheriston Garden, London, Captain of the Reserve; Ernest Sidney Bernie BEDDELL, esq., of The Boltons, London
All property described D3117/3018 and £1000 mortgage
Principal £1000
Witness: Agnes M. STANTON, spinster, Hasellot, Gloucester J. S. WHITTINGHAM, solicitor, Stroud

Conveyance
(1) Eliza HANCOCK, widow; 81 Dean's Walk
(2) Henry John UNDERWOOD, 7 St. Mark Street, rate collector
One acre two roods, thirty two perches on W. of Dean's Walk
Consideration: £290
Witness: Robert NOAKES, clerk to TREASURE, solicitor, Gloucester

Abstract of Title, 1879
(1) Mrs. Florence E. DUTTON
(2) Thomas VOYCE, prospective purchaser
Two freehold messuages and hereditments now Dean's Walk

Abstract of Title 1898
(1) Mrs. Florence Elizabeth DUTTON and her mortgages
Property as D3117/3025 at Dean's Walk

Release (counterpart)
(1) Tom BLINKHORN, draper; Frederick Hawkins BRETHERTON, solicitor; Edwin Sidney HARTLAND, solicitor all of Gloucester city
(2) Henry John UNDERWOOD, Gloucester, rent collector
(3) Harold James Clifford STANTON, of Cheriston Garden, London, Captain of the Reserve; Ernest Sidney Bernie BIDDELL, esq., of the Boltons, London
(4) Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, widow, of "Collingwood", St. George's Road, Cheltenham
Right of way from Dean's Walk to land coloured pink, see plan D3117/3011, and land, part of "City Gardens" behind property above, extending to the common Meadows, free of mortgage debts.
Plan included
Consideration: £30
Witnesses: A. C. CHAMPNEY, solicitor, Gloucester; Robert OWEN, War office, clerk; Sidney BIDDELL, of London

Solicitor's Receipt
(1) Thomas COCKERELL, cashier for LANGLEY-SMITH & Son, solicitors
(2) Charles HUGHES
Costs for conveyancing £4-10-0

Reconveyance refer D3117/3018
(1) Harold James Clifford STANTON of Cherriston Gardens, London, Captain of the Reserve
(2) Ernest Sidney Bernie BIDDELL, Esq., The Boltons, London
(3) Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, widow, of "Collingwood", St. George's Road, Cheltenham
Property at Dean's Walk described D3117/3018, D3117/3014
Witnesses: J. H. G. STANTON, of Woolwich; Major R. A.; Sidney BIDDELL of the Boltons, London S. W.

Fire Insurance Policy
(1) Commercial Union Assurance Company Ltd., (merged with Hand in Hand Insurance Society)
(2) Thomas VOYCE, 41 Dean's Walk, (mortgager) Samuel William SUMMERELL, Alfred Griffin WATKINS, William Alfred BARKER, trustees of Royal Prince of Peace Lodge of Oddfellows of Gloucester (mortgagees)
Nos. 41 and 43 Dean's Walk, Gloucester. Inssured in equal portions for £500. Memo 11 March 1918 that policy vested in Ralph FREAM, Wm. BROWN, and Jas. TOMKINS, new trustees.
Witnesses: W. W. WOODHIN district manager; H. COLWELL, general manager of Insurance Company

Abstract of Title, 1898-
(1) Mrs. Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, and her mortgagees (this is cancelled in pencil and the name of Thomas VOYCE lightly inserted)
Two freehold messuages and hereditments known as the "City Gardens", Dean's Walk

Conveyance
(1) Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, widow of "Collingwood", St. George's Rd., Cheltenham
(2) Thomas VOYCE of Dean's Walk, lighterman
Two messuages and gardens and right of way near Dean's Walk, occupied by VOYCE and NEWMAN; bounded on S.E. by land of (1) (formerly gardens of property conveyed) on N.W. meadow of Gloucester Corporation, called "The Ham": land of Corporation on S. W.; "City Gardens" on N. E. Long schedule 1879 - included, good plan endorsed
Witnesses: A. C. CHAMPNEY, solicitor, Gloucester; H. H. VOWLES, solicitor, Gloucester

Mortgage, and transfer of mortgage
(1) Thomas VOYCE of Dean's Walk, lighterman
(2) Samuel William SUMMERELL, 317 Barton St., carpenter; Alfred Huggins WATKINS, 58 Southgate St., painter; William Alfred BARKER, 147 Barton St., decorator; trustees of the Loyal Prince of Peace Lodge, Independent Order of Gloucester Oddfellows
Two messuages or houses Dean's Walk, described D3117/3032; and two messuages in Clare St., no. 10 and other still unnumbered, tenented by KING & LEWIS
Principal: £575
Witness: H. H. VOWLES, solicitor, Gloucester

Transfer of Mortgage
(1) trustees in
(2) above
(3) Ralph FREAM of Albion House, Kings St., solicitor; William BROWN of Goodyere St., corn merchant's foreman; James TOMKINS, 9 Barton St., sheet cutter; trustees of Royal Phoenix Lodge of Oddfellows, Gloucester district
Securities: as above. Acknowledgement of balance paid 2 April 1977
Principal: £450 owing
Witnesses: Reginald TRIGNY solicitor with Ralph FREAM; W. W. WHITEMAN solicitor with R. F.

Receipt slip for Undeveloped Land Duty
(1) Inland Revenue Office, Somerset House
(2) Charles HUGHES, Esq., 19 Cromwell St., Gloucester
Witness: H. W. CORNWELL for the accountant and Controller General

Conveyance
(1) George UNDERWOOD of Southgate St., confectioner
Thomas VOYCE of 43 Dean's Walk, lighter captain. Trustees of Henry John UNDERWOOD, deceased
(2) Francis George WEBB formerly 8 Priory Rd., now 81 Dean's Walk, clothing company's agent
One acre two roods, thirty two perches on W. of Dean's Walk, with messuage 81 Dean's Walk; and piece of land behind, refer D3117/3011 and D3117/3027
Consideration: £255
Witnesses: C. E. JEENS, solicitor, managing clerk to LANGLEY-SMITH & Son, solicitors, Gloucester

Mortgage
(1) Francis George WEBB, 81 Dean's Walk, clothing company's agent
(2) Gloucester Co-operative and Industrial Society Ltd. of Brunswick Road
Property described D3117/3011, with no. 81 Dean's Walk; and land behind described D3117/3027. Memo that balance due paid 29 March 1927
Principal: £218 payable by instalments
Witnesses: Alfred BURLTON president of Co-operative Society.
F. PURNELL, secretary of Society

Fire Policy
(1) The Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd.
(2) Francis George WEBB, 81 Dean's Walk, mortgager, Gloucester
Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd., mortgagee
No. 81 Dean's Walk (brickbuilt and slated), insured for £220
Witnesses: F. STREET, for manager of fire department of insurance company; W. J. ROBINSON, 3 Archibald St., agent for society

Fire Policy
(1) Commercial Union Assurance Company Ltd.
(2) Thomas VOYCE of Dean's Walk, mortgager; and trustees of Loyal Prince of Peace Lodge of Oddfellows, Gloucester, mortgagees
Two private houses in Clare St., on numbered 10 insured for £200.
Memo 25 June 1918, that policy vested in T. VOYCE, R. FREAM, W. BROWN, and James TOMKINS, trustees, refer D3117/3030

Conveyance
(1) Alfred Henry DUTTON of Cardiff, receiver for mortgagees; Walter Robert CHIPP of "Roseville", College Rd., Cheltenham, house agent, trustees of Florence Elizabeth DUTTON, deceased
(2) Thomas VOYCE of Dean's Walk, Steward
Six thousand two hundred sq. yards fronting Dean's Walk, known as "City Gardens"
Consideration: £500
Witnesses: W. H. CALLEY, of Cardiff, Builder; Charles KINGMAN, clerk to BRYDGES MELLERSH & MELLERSH, solicitors, Gloucester

Supplemental Abstract of Title 1908-
(1) Trustees of Loyal Phoenix Lodge of Oddfellows and T. VOYCE (wording not clear whether abstract is supplemental or not)
Two messuages in Dean's Walk

Abstract of Title 1911-
(1) Executives and trustees of will of Mrs. Florence Elizabeth DUTTON deceased
"The City Gardens", Gloucester

Abstract of Title 1898-
(1) Thomas VOYCE
Two freehold messuages hereditments and land, called the "City Gardens", near Dean's Walk

Schedule of Deeds transferred to Town Clerk's Department 1887-
Nos. 57 and 59 Dean's Walk, and land adjoining
Witness: G. S. MC INTIRE, assistant town clerk

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Mrs. F. E. DUTTON, of Collingwood, St. George's Head, Cheltenham
(2) Lloyds Bank Limited
"The City Garden", Dean's Walk, described D3117/3019
Witness: Alfred TURNER, of Lloyds Bank, Cheltenham

Reconveyance
(1) Lloyd's Bank
(2) Alfred Henry DUTTON of Cardiffe receiver for mortgagees and Walter Robert CHIPP of "Roseville" College Road, Cheltenham, house agent, securities and devises of Florence E. DUTTON, deceased
Securities: as above
Consideration: as principal above applied, seal of Lloyds Bank
Witnesses: W. S. KING, Bank Director; C H. BRADBURY, secretary

Application for Inland Revenue Estate Duty Certificate and
(1) BRYDGES, MELLERSH & MELLERSH, solicitor, Cheltenham (applicants) acting for trustees of will of Florence Elizabeth DUTTON deceased
"The City Gardens", Dean's Walk, i.e. building land partly let as allotments and about 7100 sq. yards
Witness: C. E. FLETCHER, assistant secretary of Inland Revenue

Reconveyance
(1) Charles HUGHES, 19 Cromwell St., gent.
(2) Charles John HUGHES of Smethwick, Stafford
Piece of ground on W. of Dean's Walk, small but clear plan included
Consideration: £200
Witness: W. LANGLEY-SMITH, solicitor, Gloucester

Agreement
(1) Charles John HUGHES, landlord of Smethwick, Stafford
(2) Hubert Harold HYETT, 91 Westgate St., tenant
Agreement to lease timber shed in Dean's Walk for a year, after which lease to be renewed for 6 monthly periods. Provision that tenant shall maintain brook and trees, and not sub-let the garden
Rent: £40 a year
Witnesses: J. H. CASLEY, 4 Market Parade; Edith Muriel SHEPHERD, of Smethwick

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Thomas DUTTON of Southgate St., theatrical proprieter
(2) Benjamin BAILEY of Alma Villa, Regent St., Gloucester, gent.
One acre two roods, thirty two perches on W. of Dean's Walk, refer D3117/3004-3047
Principal: £600
Witness: Daniel FRANKLIN, solicitor, Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) Benjamin BAILEY
(2) Thomas DUTTON
Securities: as above
Consideration: as principal above
Witness: George CRAKE, of Harrogate, gent.

Conveyance
(1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
(2) John HEMMINGS of Lynmouth Villa, Barton Hill, Bristol
(3) Thomas DUTTON of Gloucester city, accountant
Land and road on W. of Dean's Walk, refer D3117/3004-3047, good marginal plan included showing River Twyver and South Wales Railway
Consideration: £390-10-0 total
Memo that 9 August 1887, property conveyed to ---- see D3117/3012
Witnesses: Thomas H. WASHBOURN, solicitor, Gloucester; Charles Joseph ELLIS, of Westminster; J. STANHOPE of Newhay

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Thomas DUTTON of Commercial Rd., gent.
(2) James IRELAND of Gloucester city, brush manufacturer
The "City Gardens" land in Dean's Walk, compare D3117/3031
Consideration: £200
Witness: A. J. FRANKLIN, solicitor, Gloucester

Reconveyance
(1) James IRELAND
(2) Hannah DUTTON, widow of Gloucester city
(3) Alfred Henry DUTTON, of St. John's Sq., Cardiff, timber merchant
Security: as above
Consideration: as principal above

Mortgage and Reconveyance
(1) Thomas DUTTON of Dean's Walk, gent.
(2) James IRELAND of Gloucester city, brush manufacturer
One acre, three roods of land called "The City Gardens" fronting Dean's Walk, which bounds E. & S.E., River Twyver recently covered over, on W. & S. W.; and a messuage called Fairview House, with a plantation
Witness: A. FRANKLIN, solicitor, Gloucester

(1) James IRELAND
(2) Hannah DUTTON, widow; Alfred Henry DUTTON of St. John's Sq., Cardiff
Securities: as above
Consideration: as principal above
Witness: D. E. HULLETT, clerk to LANGLEY-SMITH

Marriage Settlement (after marriage) and Appointment of New Trustee
(1) William WILKES of Hucclecote, shoemaker; Elizabeth W. wife of nee LEWIS
(2) Charles WILKES of St. Mary St., Kingsholm, gent.
Two messuages next to Dean's Walk
Consideration: marriage and debts owing
Condition: property to be used to raise £60 for (1)
Witnesses: R. H. CARTER; James BRETHERTON, Perpetual Commissioners for oaths (certificate attached) William CUTHER; G. W. P. WILKES

Appointment of New Trustee
(1) Mary WILKES, 15 St. Mark St., widow
(2) William GARDNER, of Westbury-on-Severn
Trusts: as above
Witness: J. P. WILLIES

Deed of Covenant
(1) Henry LEWIS of Dean's Walk, gardener
(2) Charles WILKES of St. Mark St., Kingsholm, gent.
Production of deeds to property in Dean's Walk described D3117/3056, D3117/3063 Schedule 1800 - included
Witness: Walter CLUTTERBUCK, attorney, Gloucester

Abstract of Title 1818 -
(1) Charles WILKES, trustee according to marriage settlement D3117/3056
Two cottages with garden ground in Dean's Walk

Inland Revenue Succession Account and Receipt for Duty
(1) John Peters WILKES, solicitor, 15 Clarence Street
(2) Elizabeth WILKES, deceased (predecessor)
(3) William King WILKES, George John WILKES, Alfred WILKES, Harriett GILES, Ester GARDNER, Charles Thomas WILKES, Harriett Elizabeth WILKES, Ester Ann WILKES, Florence Kate WILKES, Albert George WILKES, beneficiaries of (1) under postnuptial settlement between Wm. WILKES, Eliz. his wife, and Charles WILKES
Two freehold houses and garden opposite in Dean's Walk, occupied by Wm. IRELAND and Harry COLLEY
Saleable value: £200
Witness: William GARDNER of Westbury-on-Severn, trustee

Conveyance
(1) William GARDNER of Westbury-upon-Severn, farmer
(2) Thomas William DEARSLEY of Brunswick Square, pickle and preserve manufacturer
Nos. 83 and 85 Dean's Walk
Consideration: £225
Witness: G. P. WILKES, solicitor, Gloucester

Supplemental Abstract of Title 1874-
(1) William GARDNER
(2) Thomas William DEARSLEY, prospective purchaser
Nos. 83 and 85 Dean's Walk

Mortgage
(1) Thomas William DEARSLEY of Brunswick Square, pickle and preserve manufacturer
(2) Emma Amy REA, wife of Carleton R., 14 Foregate Street, Worcester, barrister
Nos. 83 and 85 Dean's Walk
Principal: £100
Witness: John (Jonothan) B. DAY, clerk to JONES & BLAKEWAY, solicitors, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) Emma Amy REA, wife of Carleton REA of Worcester, barrister
(2) Thomas William DEARSLEY of Kingsholm Square, pickle and preserve manufacturer
(3) William GUSCOMBE of Sandhurst Road, dairyman
Nos. 83 and 85 Dean's Walk
Consideration: £100
Witness: Emma Elizabeth TAYLOR of Worcester, housemaid, Arthur THOMAS, clerk to JONES & BLAKEWAY, solicitors, Gloucester

Annuity Bond (copy)
(1) Charles FLETCHER of Barton St. Mary, gent. (obligor)
(2) John GRAFTON of Gloucester city, gent. (obligee)
Consideration: £600
Condition: Payment of £40 annuity
Witness: (copy of transaction only)

Conveyance
(1) Sarah Gibbs FLETCHER, spinster; Catherine FLETCHER, spinster; Samuel MAYER, gent.; Mary Eliza MAYER, wife; all of Barton Street, Gloucester
(2) Thomas Charles AVERY of Gloucester city, gent.
(3) James GRIMES of Gloucester city, draper
Two messuages with garden in Barton St. Mary
Consideration: £115
Witnesses: Stephen KENT, clerk to BURRUP, solicitor, Gloucester; A. H. JENKINS; J. BURRUP, Perpetual Commissioners of Oaths; Thomas SHERWOOD, clerk of enrolment

Abstract of Title 1846- (photocopy), and Receipt
(1) of Joseph LOVEGROVE
Freehold messuages in hamlets of Barton St. Mary and Barton St. Michael
Receipt J. BRETHERTON to G. H. PRICE, 1872, for £247-3-0

Conveyance
(1) Joseph LOVEGROVE of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) Henry Michael RUSSELL, 7 Magdala Road, carpenter
Two pieces of building land (part of larger piece of 5 acres) in Barton St. Mary. Piece of land in Barton St. Mary, all behind houses of Victoria Street, plan included. Schedule 1846- included
Consideration: £68-10-0
Witness: John Austen GRIFFITHS, clerk to Joseph LOVEGROVE, solicitor of Gloucester

Mortgage and Further charge
(1) Henry Michael RUSSELL, 7 Magdala Road, carpenter
(2) David HARTLEY of Cheltenham, surveyor
Two pieces of land, bounded on N. by land of (1), back of houses fronting Victoria Street on E.; new road intended to be Goodyar Street on S. A piece of land immediately to W. of two pieces described, bordering intended Dineley Street. Memorandum that 22 December 1871, no. 19 Dineley Street conveyed to Henry BECKETT, in consideration of £130
Principal: £260
Witness: John Austen GRIFFITHS, clerk to J. LOVEGROVE, solicitor, Gloucester

Further Charge
(1) H. M. RUSSELL
(2) D. HARTLEY
Property as above
Principal: £60
Witness: as above

Conveyance
(1) Henry Michael RUSSELL of Magdala Road, carpenter
(2) David HARTLEY of Cheltenham, surgeon
(3) George Holbert PRICE of Upton St. Leonards, corn porter
Land and messuages including workshops in Dinely and Goodyar Streets.
Memorandum that 2 November 1888 property in Dinely Street conveyed to Walter George PRICE
Consideration: £240
Witness: Charles T. BROWN, clerk to Jospeh LOVEGROVE, solicitor, Gloucester

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Property

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Building land and cottages

Will (copy)
(1) Samuel FLOWER of Gloucester city, salesman
(2) Mary PARHAM, wife of Thos. PARHAM, of Gloucester city, horsler (niece)
(3) Thomas WILLIAMS, son of testator's sister, Sarah WILLIAMS
(4) Susanah WILLIAMS (niece)
(5) John GUNN, and William GUNN, sons of testator's half sister, Joan GUNN
(6) Elizabeth GUNN, sister of J. GUNN
(7) Samuel GUNN, nephew of testator
(8) Benjamin BURROUGHS of Gloucester city, linen draper; James BRABANT of Gloucester city, gent.
(9) Martha, wife of Ric. POWELL of Gloucester city, soapmaker
(10) Hannah BUTTON (niece)
(11) Joseph FLOWER (brother)
(12) Samuel FLOWER (nephew)
(13) Ann BUTTON, sister and sole executrix
(Other beneficiaries specified)
Two freehold messuages in Southgate Street; three freehold messuages in Littleworth; six messuages at Pye Corner, Southgate Street; two freehold messuages in St. Catharine's parish near the Chapel House; messuage in Westgate Street; three messuages in Hare Lane; freehold messuage in Elmore; four freehold messuages in Eastgate Street; two freehold messuages in Oxbody Lane; two freehold messuages in the parish of St. Michael near Eastgate; three freehold messuages in Northgate Street; leasehold messuage in Eastgate Street; four freehold messuages in Lower Southgate Street; six freehold messuages in Littleworth; four freehold messuages in Catherine Wheel Lane (other property specified)
Witnesses: Meshack CHARLTON; John Selwyn PITT; Robert Pleydell WILTON

Conveyance of reversion in fee (under land tax redemption act of 1799)
(1) Dean and Chapter of Gloucester
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord AUCKLAND, Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS, two of the Land Tax Redemption Commissioners
(3) Ann BUTTON, widow, of Gloucester city
(4) Samuel Flower BUTTON of Fairford, surgeon and apothecary
(5) Samuel WHITCOMBE of Wotton House, gent.; Henry WILTON of Gloucester city, gent.
Messuage in Eastgate Street; land of John WICKAM on E. & N.; New Inn passage on W.; street on S.; another messuage in the same street; New Inn Passage on E.; messuage of Thos. YEATES on W.; street on S.; malthouse on N. and building used as a malthouse and warehouse adjoining; and also other brewhouses and buildings nearby, specified
Term: merging of 40 years lease in freehold
Consideration: £309
Witnesses: J. COWARD; John DAX, Deputy Clerk of the Pleas; A. CHAMBRE; W. YOUNG, secretary; James ILES his clerk

Abstract of Title 1774-
(1) of William CLARKE
Freehold messuage and premises (formerly two messuages) in Eastgate Street
DAVIS, solicitor, Gloucester

Feoffment
(1) Samuel Flower BUTTON of Painswick, surgeon and apothecary, devisee of Samuel FLOWER of Gloucester city, salesman; Mary Ann FLOWER, his wife
(2) William CLARKE of Barton Street, innholder
(3) Thomas WASHBOURN of Gloucester city, druggist
Messuage (formerly two messuages), in Eastgate Street; land of Thomas WASHBOURN on E.; land of George WASHBOURNE, clock and watchmaker on W. & N.; Eastgate Street on S. Covenant to levy fine
Consideration: £280
Witnesses: Robert PHILLIPS of Gloucester, cordwainer; J. CHADBORN

Assignment to attend inheritance (copy 12 September 1815)
(1) Ann BUTTON, widow, of Gloucester city
(2) Samuel Flower BUTTON, formerly of Fairford now of Painswick, surgeon and apothecary (son of Ann BUTTON)
(3) Richard WHITTARD, hatter; William GRAFTON, linen draper; Thomas WASHBOURN, durggist; Joseph WEBB and Joseph FORD, cheesefactors and copartners; William BROWN, ironmonger; Sarah PACKER, widow, all of Gloucester city; William CLARKE of Barton Street, innholder
(4) Thomas OKEY of Gloucester city, gent.
All property in Eastgate Street, described D3117/2456, extensively specified
Consideration: £309 and 5/-
Term: remainder of 500 years
Witnesses: J. CHADBORN, J. SYMONDS, clerks to OKEY, solicitor, Gloucester; Richard ALLEN, William Cox BUCHANAN

Lease and release and Assignment of Term in trust to attend inheritance
(1) William CLARK of Barton Street, maltster
(2) Thomas OKEY of Gloucester city, gent.
(3) Thomas PERKINS of Gloucester city, salesman, eldest brother and heir of William PERKINS of Barton Street, schoolmaster, deceased
(4) John DAVIS of Gloucester city, scrivener
(5) Samuel CLIFT of Gloucester city, renter of tolls
A messuage, formerly two, in Eastgate Street, and use of a passage and pump, specified
Term: remainder of 500 years
Consideration: 5/- and £600, and 10/- for the assignment of term
Witness: Thomas DAVIS, attorney, of Gloucester

Bond of Indemnity
(1) William CLARK of Barton Street, maltster
(2) Thomas PERKINS of Gloucester city, salesman
Condition; that if (2) sells or mortgages property described D3117/3460 he will levy a fine at the costs of (1) affirming his title; also the wife of (1) Sarah CLARK is debarred from claiming dower rights
Consideration £700
Witness: Thomas DAVIS

Lease and Release and Assignment of Term
(1) Thomas PERKINS of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) Richard Seyer WORKMAN of Gloucester city, tailor
(3) John Wodley HUGHES of Gloucester city, mercer
(4) Samuel CLIFT of Gloucester city, tide waiter
(5) Edwin POLLARD of Gloucester city, gent.
A messuage in Eastgate Street described D3117/3458; now premises of Edward COLEMAN, druggist, on E.; premises of Wm. MANN, silversmith, on W. N.; Eastgate Street on S.
Term: remainder of 500 years
Consideration: 5/- and £700 and 5/- for assignment
Witnesses: George P. WILKES; Joseph MADDOCKS, clerks to POLLARD, solicitor, Gloucester

Mortgage
(1) Richard Seyer WORKMAN of Gloucester city, tailor
(2) Thomas PERKINS of Gloucester city, gent.
Property in Eastgate Street described D3117/3462
Principal: £500
Witnesses: George P. WILKES, Joseph MADDOCKS, clerks to E. POLLARD, solicitor, Gloucester

Undertaking to deliver deeds
(1) Thomas PERKINS
(2) Richard Seyer WORKMAN
Acknowledgment of receipt of deeds described in schedule D3117/1777- and undertaking to deliver them for a consideration
Consideration: £500

Lease
(1) John Hall COLEMAN of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) Albert SULLY of Gloucester city, draper
Messuage and premises in Eastgate Street at the corner of Brunswick Road
Rent: £110 a year
Term: 14 years, determinable at 7 years
Witness: John FEGAN, clerk to J. H. COLEMAN, solicitor, Gloucester

Lease, letter and Rent chits and receipts
(1) Mary Clara COLEMAN, widow, of Denmark Road
(2) Albert SULLY of Eastgate Street, draper
Messuage shop and premises in Eastgate Street at the corner of Brunswick Road
Rent: £110 payable quarterly and 10% on improvements
Term: 14 years, determinable at 7 or 10 years
Witness: W. Piffe BROWN, solicitor, Gloucester

Permission by the landlord for the shop front to be repaired
Rent chits and receipts for the year 1897

Deed of gift
(1) Richard lord of Monemwe, the son of John of Monemwe, burgess of Gloucester
(2) Peter de la HULLE, burgess of Gloucester
Land and buildings in the great eastern square of Gloucester called 'Gywerestret' next to land of Alexander of Penedok, 23 virgates in length
Rent: 12s 6d a year and 6d land tax to the King
Principal: 20s
Witnesses: Walter of Bykenare; Roger le Herberare and bailiff of Gloucester; Robert of Honsom; William CHOSE; William PAYNE; Walter le GURDLARE; Alexander of Penedok; Robert POPE; Robert BERNARD and others Seal

Bargain and sale
(1) William ANGELL of Gloucester city, merchant
(2) John BREWSTER of Gloucester city, gent.
Little garden plot and premises behind the house of (2) in Aylesgate Street, Gloucester city (34 x 9 yards) between lands of (2) on E. and Travell Lane on S.; lands of Elizabeth GIBBS widow on W.; lands of Dean and Chapter on N.
Consideration: £5
Witnesses: Samuel BREWSTER; William KEYLOCKE

Assignment in trust to attend the inheritance
(1) John BREWSTER senior of Burtons Court, Eardisland co. Hereford, gent.
(2) Francis WHEELER of Maisemore, gent.; Samual BREWSTER of Gloucester city, gent.
a. Messuage in Westgate Street between the two bridges
b. Capital messuage with malt house and pigeon house and two gardens in the East Ward in St. Michael's parish between lands of the Dean and Chapter occupied by John WELSTEED on W.; lands of William JORDAN on E. Property extends from Eastgate Street to Travell Lane
c. Messuage and appurtenances in Hempstead, with 26 acres of copyhold land. All in trust for John BREWSTER junior
Terms: residue of 40 years, 41 and 60 years
Witnesses: Thomas BULLDISH(?); Gilbert WHEELER; Simon BAGWITH

Lease, release and left hand indenture of fine
(1) Edward COOKE esq. of Highnam; Rt. Hon. Charles Earl of WINCHELSEA and the Lady Sarah Countess of W. dau. and heir of Henry NOURSE esq. late of Mildenhall, Wilts.; Philipp HERBERT esq. of Westminster; Rt. Hon. Marianne his wife (formerly M. FINCH, sister of Earl of W.)
(2) George FIELDER of Gloucester city, farrier
Tenement of Henry NOURSE in Eastgate Street with outhouses, stables, coach houses, and appurtenances, and 2 small tenements adjoining occupied by Richard JUGLY and -
Consideration: 5/- and £80 Consideration of fine: £200

Abstract of Title 1809- of three fifths shares in a messuage in Eastgate Street in tenure of John HODGETTS; and the fifth share in Dennis's Close in the hamlet of Barton St. Mary belonging to William Viner ELLIS of Gloucester city, gent.

Abstract of deeds, 1836, re. property described D3117/3970

Assignment (attested copy dated 26 May 1797)
(1) William TURNER of Fellhampton, Upton Bishop, co. Hereford, gent.
(2) John RICKETTS of Gloucester city, statuary
(3) James RICKETTS of Coaley, yeoman
Capital messuage lately erected on the former site of three messuages, with brewhouse, gardens, courtyards and appurtenances, near the Eastgate
Term: residue of 41 years
Principal: £50 and £400 and interest
Witnesses: James KING; William LANE; Theodore GWINNETT; Thomas TOVEY, attorney of Newnham; Richard HAYLE(S) junior, his clerk

Assignment of leasehold as security, as in D3117/4013

Assignment (attested copy dated 27 May 1797)
(1) John RICKETTS formerly of Gloucester city, now of Bath, co. Somerset, statuary
(2) John Hervey OLLNEY of Gloucester city, woolstapler Property described D3117/4013 and brick building adjoining
Term: residue of 41 years
Principal: £840 total
Witnesses: Joseph DOBSON of the Three Tuns, Bath; Thomas TOVEY, attorney of Newnham; Richard HAYLE junior, his clerk

Assignment
(1) John RICKETTS formerly of Gloucester city, now of Bath, co. Somerset, statuary
(2) John Hervey OLLNEY of Gloucester city, woolstapler
Property described D3117/4013, built by (1) on the site of his own house and the Gate, Bridewell and Dungeons belonging to the Eastgate
Term: residue of 41 years
Consideration: £420
Witness: Joseph DOBSON of the Three Tuns, Bath

Lease (attested copy dated 27 May 1797)
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester city
(2) John Hervey OLNEY esq. of Gloucester city
Messuage, shop, garden ground on the site of the Gloucester Bridewell in the parish of St. Michael
Refer D3117/4013, D3117/4016
Rent: £3-8s a year
Term: 41 years
Consideration: £8
Witnesses: Thomas TOVEY of Newnham; Richard HAYLE junior, his clerk

Bond
(1) John Hervey OLNEY esq. of Gloucester city
(2) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
Condition: Payment of mortgage of £400 and interest
Consideration: £800
Witness: Thomas TOVEY

Assignment
(1) John Hervey OLNEY esq. of Gloucester city
(2) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
Messuage occupied by (1), refer D3117/4013, D3117/4016
Term: residue of 41 years
Principal: £400
Witness: Thomas TOVEY

Reconveyance of mortgage premises
(1) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) John Hervey OLLNEY esq. of Gloucester city
Messuage described D3117/4013, D3117/4016 and an insurance policy for £600
Term: residue of 41 years
Consideration: £400
Witness: Thomas OKEY

Lease
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester city
(2) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
Piece of ground and newly built messuage, court and brewhouse on the site of the Eastgate, refer D3117/4013, D3117/4016
Term: 41 years
Rent: £1-8s
Witness: R. P. WILTON

Lease
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester city
(2) John JEFFERIES esq. of Gloucester city
Plot of garden ground lying under the Town Wall in the parish of St. Michael, King Street on N.W.; Dog Lane on S.E.; garden and yard of Daniel WILLEY and John Hervey OLLNEY esq. on S.W.; yard and premises of Thomas WEAVER esq. on N.E.
Rent: 1/8 a year
Term: 41 years
Witness: H. WILTON

Bargain and Sale
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord AUCKLAND and Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS, two of H.M. Commissioners
(3) John JEFFERIES esq. of Gloucester city
Plot of garden under the Town Wall in the parish of St. Michael, refer D3117/4022, and the yearly rent of 1/8
Consideration: £13-5-5
Witnesses: W. YOUNG, secretary; James ILES, clerk; J. COWARD

Bargain and sale
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester
(2) William Lord AUCKLAND; Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS (two of H.M. Commissioners)
(3) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
Messuage on the site of the Eastgate, King Street on N.W.; garden of John JEFFERIES esq. on N.E.; tenement occupied by John Hervey OLLNEY esq. on S.E.; and the yearly rent of £1-8s
Consideration: £49-13-4
Witnesses: W. YOUNG, secretary; James ILES, clerk; J. COWARD

Lease
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester city
(2) Sir George GLYNN of Ewell, co. Surrey, Barronet; John PRICE esq. of Landaff Court, co. Glamorgan; Thomas WEAVER esq. of Gloucester city
Piece of garden ground with the stone messuage, brewhouse and laundry in the parish of St. Michael
Rent: £2 a year
Term: 41 years
Witnesses: -

Settlement
(1) Mayor and Burgesses of Gloucester city
(2) Rt. Hon. William Lord AUCKLAND; Rt. Hon. Sylvester DOUGLAS (two of H.M. Commissioners)
(3) John Harvey OLLNEY, Captain in the South Gloucestershire Regiment of Militia
(4) Sir George GLYNN of Ewell, co. Surrey, Baronett; John PRICE esq. of Landaff, co. Glamorgan; Thomas WEAVER esq. of Gloucester city
Property described D3117/4025, to be held in trust for (2)
Consideration: £76
Witnesses: Margaret POWELL; Charles NORLEY; James ILES, clerk

Lease and release
(1) John Harvey OLLNEY, Captain of the South Gloucestershire Militia and Joanna his wife
(2) Sir George GLYNN of Ewell, co. Surrey, Baronett; John PRICE esq. of Landaff Court, co. Glamorgan; Thomas WEAVER esq. of Gloucester city
(3) William MORRIS esq. of Hempstead
(4) Robert MORRIS esq. of Barnwood
Piece of ground and stone messuage, described D3117/4025, D3117/4016, D3117/4013
Consideration: 5/- and £850
Witnesses: Henry BROOKER of Brighthelmstow; George BEST of the same place; William William COLYER, clerk to EVERE(?) of Epsom; John WILLIAMS, servant to (2); Samuel BRIERLY, servant to (1); R. P. WILTON; H. WILTON junior; Thomas FLETCHER

Right and left hand indentures of fine
(1) William MORRIS esq.; Robert MORRIS esq. (petents)
(2) John Harvey ALLNEY esq. and Joanna his wife (deforciants)
One messuage, brewhouse, garden and appurtenances in the parish of St. Michael
Consideration: £100

Feoffment
(1) James LEWIS of Gloucester city, gent.
(2) William MORRIS esq. of Gloucester city; Robert MORRIS esq. of Barnwood (a trustee of W.M.)
Property described D3117/4025, D3117/4016, D3117/4013
Consideration: £525
Witnesses: H. WILTON, junior; John REA

Lease, Release and Confirmation
(1) William MORRIS esq. of Gloucester city
(2) Robert MORRIS esq. of Barnwood
(3) Benjamin CLAXSON esq. of Gloucester city
(4) John Michael SAUNDERS esq. of the North Hamlet (a trustee of 3)
Two pieces of ground and stone messuage in Eastgate Street, described D3117/4025, 4016, 4013
Consideration: 5/- and £2175
Witnesses: R. P. WILTON; Henry WILTON

Lease and Release
(1) John JEFFERIES esq. of Gloucester city and Ann his wife
(2) Benjamin CLAXSON esq. of Gloucester city
(3) John Michael SAUNDERS of Gloucester city, gent. (a trustee of 2)
Piece of garden ground enclosed with a brick wall under the town wall in the parish of St. Michael, described D3117/4022
Consideration: 5/- and £400

Left hand indenture of fine
(1) Benjamin CLAXSON esq. (petent)
(2) John JEFFERIES esq. and Ann his wife (deforciants)
One messuage, one curtilage, one acre of land with appurtenances in the parish of St. Michael
Consideration: £100

Lease and counterpart
(1) Charles Ann CLAXSON of Cheltenham, widow
(2) Charles Edmer KEMPE, 47 Beaumont Street, Marylebone, co. Middx.; Richard CLAXSON esq. of Reading, co. Berks.; George Bumpus BELLAMY esq., 18 Lincolns Inn Fields, co. Middlesex
(3) John CLAXSON esq. of Reading; R. CLAXSON; G. B. BELLAMY
(4) John BELLOWS of Gloucester city, printer
Eastgate House and all appurtenances. Schedule of rooms and fittings included
Rent: £80
Term: 10 years
Witnesses: Ernest COFNHOM(?) of Lincoln's Inn Fields; J. M. MARSHALL, solicitor of Wallingsford; B. BONNOR, solicitor, Gloucester

Feoffment, and agreement to Surrender Property, 11 July 1811
(1) Joseph WOODCOCK of Out Hamlet of Barton St. Mary, wiredrawer
(2) Joseph BICK of Gloucester city, cordwainer
(3) Stephen STROUD of Gloucester city, wire worker, trustee of (2)
Cottage and garden in Out Hamlet, Barton St. Mary (¼ acre). Turnpike from Gloucester to Painswick on N.; land of Corporation on S.; land of Wm. Billing BUTCHER on W.
Consideration: £42 and 5/-
Witnesses: J. C. MOGG; John DAVIS, clerks to DAVIS, attorney, Gloucester

Lease and Release
(1) Joseph BICK of Gloucester city, cordwainer
(2) Thomas STROUD of Cheltenham, carpenter
(3) John GRAFTON of Cheltenham, gent.
(4) Thomas OKEY of Cheltenham, gent. trustee for (3)
Property in Barton St. Mary, described D3117/2712
Consideration: 5/- and £200
Witnesses: Richard ALLEN, William Cox BUCHANAN, clerks to OKEY & COMMELINE, attornies, Gloucester

Assignment
(1) Richard WEAVER of Gloucester, gent.
(2) Thomas WHITE of Gloucester, builder
Piece of leasehold garden ground now occupied by (2); bounded on part of the S.W. by the new Tewkesbury Turnpike Road; on part of the N.W. by piece of garden ground now belonging to Thomas SIMMS; on part of the S.E. by premises now belonging to Thomas HAYDY; on E. by a stream called 'Upper Brook'; together with hereditaments and premises
Term: residue of 99 years
Consideration: £100
Witness: Sam HERBERT, solicitor, Gloucester

Mortgage with endorsement
(1) Thomas WHITE of Gloucester, builder
(2) Richard WEAVER of Gloucester, auctioneer
Piece of land described D3117/3409; 2 messuages erected thereon by (1); with all outhouses, appurtenances etc.
Term: Residue of 99 years
Consideration: £100
Witness: James BRETHERTON, solicitor, Gloucester
4 February 1846
Endorsement attached
(1) Thomas WHITE of Gloucester, builder
(2) Richard WEAVER of Gloucester, auctioneer
Land and premises described above
Consideration: £50
Witness: James BRETHERTON, solicitor, Gloucester

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Nos. 80-90
(Pitt, Sadler, Spencer, Counsel, Manning, Symonds, Stone)

2 items

Conveyance
(1) Alfred SLATER of Gloucester, manager of the Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company Limited, and Maria EVANS, wife of the Rev. Edward EVANS, now of Bishopston, Gloucester
(2) Joseph James MEEK of Gloucester, builder
Piece of land in Lower Barton House Estate, bounded on W. by land of Joseph James MEEK, on N.E. by gardens of houses fronting Sidney Street, on S.E. by gardens of houses fronting Alfred Street; also piece of land situate in or near Herbert Street, bounded on N.W. by land of Joseph James MEEK, on S.E. by gardens of houses fronting Alfred Street. Plan included
Consideration: £16-5s
Witnesses: H. J. TAYNTON, solicitor, Gloucester; Charles B. EVANS of Bishopston Vicarage, Bristol, engineer; H. W. GRIMES(?), solicitor, Gloucester
Correspondence enclosed

Mortgage
(1) Joseph James MEEK
(2) Harry Warner GRIMES of Gloucester, solicitor
Land in Herbert Street, refer D3117/4305
Consideration: £30
Witness: Robert HALL, clerk to Mr. H. W. GRIMES, solicitor, Gloucester
17 December, 1892
Endorsement
(1) Harry Warner GRIMES
(2) Joseph James MEEK
Property described above
Consideration: as above
Witnesses: H. W. GRIMES; Robert HALL, clerk to Mr. H. W. GRIMES, solicitor, Gloucester

Left hand indenture of fine
(1) William REES, querent (i.e. plaintiff)
(2) William VERINDER, Elizabeth VERINDER, wife; George COOKE, Elizabeth COOKE, wife; William NEWTON, Joyce NEWTON, wife; Jonathan VERINDER
One messuage, stable and garden with appurtenances in parish of St. Mary de Lode
Consideration: £60
Witnesses: Robert Lord CLIFFORD, J. A. PARK, J. BURROUGH, J. RICHARDSON, King's Justices

Lease and release
(1) Samuel BAKER esq. of Highnam, merchant; Thomas PHILLPOTS of Leadenhall Street, London, merchant; William GIBBINS esq. of Falmouth, Cornwall; Joseph GIBBINS esq. of Birmingham
(2) William Tupsley WASHBOURNE, of Gloucester city, merchant
(3) James LLOYD, junior, of Gloucester city, merchant
(4) Thomas PHILLPOTS
(5) John PHILLPOTTS of Serjeant's Inn, London
Piece of land, part of High Orchard and Elming Row in South Hamlet; land of the Corporation and trustees of John ADEY deceased on S.; Gloucester and Berkeley Canal on W.; High Orchard Lane on E.; proposed carriage road on N.; plan included
Consideration: £5256 and 10/-
Witnesses: John ELLIOTT; Samuel BAKER; John CHADBORN; Alfred FOX

Lease and release
(1) Samuel BAKER of Highnam Court, merchant; Thomas PHILLPOTTS of Leadenhall Street, London, merchant; William GIBBINS esq. of Falmouth; and Joseph GIBBINS esq. of Birmingham
(2) William Tupsey WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, merchant
(3) James LLOYD junior of Gloucester city, merchant
(4) Thomas PHILLPOTTS
(5) John PHILLPOTTS esq. of Serjeant's Inn, a trustee of (4)
Property at High Orchard described D3117/2536, with Anti Dry Rot Company occupying land on the S.
Consideration: £4375
Witnesses: John STURGE; Charles STURGE; John CHADBORN, Clement HARVEY

Agreement (copy 8 January 1839)
(1) The Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company
(2) Samuel BAKER esq. of Highnam Court; Thomas PHILLPOTS of London, merchant; Joseph GIBBINS of Birmingham, banker; William GIBBINS of Birmingham, banker; William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, merchant
Agreement that (2) shall take away 30' of the canal bank from Llanthony Road Bridge to the property of BIRD (360 yards); build a recessed wharf, and erect warehouses on the property described D3117/2537. Provisions for (2) to widen canal by 30' pursuant to their scheme, remove earth, maintain carriage road etc. Provisions regulating the use of wharf, and payment of toll. Schedule specifying the construction

Lease
(1) Thomas PHILLPOTTS of Fenchurch Street, London, merchant, Mary PHILLPOTTS, wife; Samuel BAKER of Highnam Court, merchant; Mary Ann BAKER, wife; William GIBBINS esq. of Falmouth, Cornwall; Joseph GIBBINS esq. of Birmingham; William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, merchant; John PHILLPOTTS esq. of Serjeant's Inn
(2) Thomas Starling BENSON esq. of Russell Square; William READ esq. of United Service Club; William Revell VIGERS esq. of Russell Square
About 5 acres in High Orchard, containing, cottages, warehouses etc. described D3117/2536 and D3117/2537
Term: a year
Consideration: 5/-
Witnesses: David MILLER, William HUTCHINGS, clerks to VINCENT & BEDFORD of Westminster

Release (see D3117/2539)
(1) Thomas PHILLPOTTS of Fenchurch Street, London, merchant; Mary PHILLPOTTS, wife; Samuel BAKER of Highnam Court, merchant; Mary Ann BAKER, wife; William GIBBINS esq. of Falmouth, Cornwall; Joseph GIBBINS esq. of Birmingham; William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, merchant; John PHILLPOTS esq. of Serjeant's Inn
(2) Thomas Starling BENSON esq. of Russell Square; William READ esq. of the United Service Club; William Revell VIGERS esq. of Russell Square
Property described D3117/2539 in High Orchard, large detailed plan included
Consideration: £3410-11-1½
Witnesses: Jas. BAKER; George DEBENHAM, Richard HUDSON, Wm. Jas. PLEYDELL, accountant of Gloucester; Wm. COOPER; Sam. WADE; Wilson ALLEN, Jas. MEDLAND

Lease (copy)
(1) Thomas Starling BENSON esq. of Russell Square; William READ esq. of the United Service Club; William Revell VIGERS esq. of Russell Square
(2) Charles TERRY esq. of Shoe Lane, London
Property at High Orchard, described D3117/2539 and D3117/2536a
Term: 21 years. Fire Insurance clause. Schedule of machinery included.
Memorandum by (2) dated 6 August 1839, asking for cancellation of this indenture
Rent: £600 a year
Witnesses: J. SEWELL, Salters Hall, London, David MILLER, clerk to BEDFORD & VINCENT of Bedrord Row; George DEBENHAM

Mortgage by lease and release (copy)
(1) Thomas Starling BENSON esq. of Russell Square; William READ esq. of United Service Club, Westminster; William Revell VIGERS esq. of Russell Square
(2) Rev. George Goodenough LYNN of Hampton Wick, Middx., Hon. Elizabeth Lucy his wife; Charles FRAZER of Chichester, esq., Cmdr. British Navy; Philip COMBAULD esq., formerly of Bishopsgate Street, London, now of Westbury near Bristol
(3) Charles St. Clare BEDFORD of Bedford Row, Middx., gent.
Property described D3117/2536a and D3117/2539 and use of access roads. Schedule of machinery
Term: 5 years
Consideration: £8,000 and 5/-
Witnesses: George BEDFORD of Bedford Row, solicitor; David MILLER; R. J. SLATER of Westminster, clerk to VINCENT & BEDFORD

Deed of Partnership
(1) James Maurice SHIPTON of Gloucester city, timber merchant
(2) John FORSTER of Gloucester city, timber merchant
(3) William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, timber merchant
(4) William Philip PRICE of Gloucester city, timber merchant
(5) Edwin SHELTON of Maentwogg Merioneth, slate merchant
(6) Francis GILES of Gloucester city, engineer
Partnership in "The Gloucester Saw Mill Company" for 7 years, and purchase of land occupied by the "Dry Rot Company" at High Orchard as site for the saw mill. Other articles regulating business in common
Term: 7 years and longer
Witnesses: E. B. SWANN; Clement HARVEY, clerk to John CHADBORN, attorney, Gloucester

Copy of letter produced for Management Committee Meeting of Gloucester & Berkeley Canal (extracted from minutes 16 December 1850)
(1) CHADBORN, on behalf of the newly formed Sawmill Company
(2) F. WOODCOCK, chairman of Canal Company
Request for permission to [...] "deviate" the access road to the Canal, described in D3117/2540. Note that request granted

Agreement (copy)
(1) Thomas Starling BENSON esq. of Russell Square; Charles TERRY esq. of Shoe Lane; William Revell VIGERS esq. of Russell Square
(2) James Maurice SHIPTON of Gloucester city, timber merchant; John FORSTER of Gloucester city, timber merchant; William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, timber merchant; William Philip PRICE of Gloucester city, timber merchant; Edwin SHELTON of Maenhorog Merioneth, slate merchant; Frances GILES of Gloucester city, engineer
Purchase of some freehold land off (1) at High Orchard, transaction to be completed by 1842. Provision that (2) maintains access road
Witness: William MORGAN, 2 Lime Street Square, London

Letter
(1) William M. CLEGRAM for Canal Company
(2) CHADBORN, solicitor, Gloucester
Notification that the Board of the Berkeley and Gloucester Canal Company sanction alteration to road through High Orchard, provided WALKER does not object

Copy of letter produced for Management Committee Meeting of Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company (extracted 16 December 1850)
(1) J. S. BRICKWOOD
(2) W. S. CLEGRAM esq. of the Canal Company
Submission of plan for "decviation" of road through High Orchard

Conveyance
(1) Francis GILES of Gloucester city, engineer
(2) James Maurice SHIPTON of Gloucester city, timber merchant; John FORSTER OF Gloucester city, timber merchant; William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, timber merchant; William Philip PRICE of Gloucester city, timber merchant; Edwin SHELTON of Maenhorog, slate merchant
Interest in steam saw mill at High Orchard
Consideration: £113-6-8 and 5/
Witnesses: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester; Thomas B. Y. KING, clerk to CHADBORN & SWAN, solicitors, Gloucester

The London Gazette
Containing notification of dissolution of the partnership of the Gloucester Saw Mill Company

Disclaimer on lease (see D3117/2541)
(1) Charles TERRY, formerly of Shoe Lane, London, quill merchant
(2) Thomas Starling BENSON; William READ; William Revell VIGERS; and Messrs. HALL, THOMPSON & SEWELL; and Rev. George Goodenough LYNN, The Hon. Lucy Elizabeth LYNN, wife; and Charles FRASER, Philip COMBAULD esquires; and Messrs BEDFORDS and VINCENTS, solicitors
Disclaimer due to refusal of (1)'s assignees to accept interest in property at High Orchard

Disclaimer (copy)
(1) George GIBSON, Stephen GREEN, Frederick A. JONES, James William ADLARD, assignees of the estate of Charles TERRY a bankrupt
(2) C. TERRY
Interest in leasehold premises at High Orchard

Lease and Assignment
(1) Eliz. Ann CHADBORN, widow of Gloucester city; Edwin SHELTON esq. of Aston Warwick, Eliza Maria, wife; William Philip PRICE esq. of Tibberton, Frances Anne, wife
(2) William Tupsley WASHBOURNE of Gloucester city, timber merchant; George SHELTON of Birmingham, timber merchant
All property bequeathed by will of John CHADBORN, deceased
Consideration: 5/- and 10/
Witnesses: Jn. ELLIOT, solicitor, Gloucester; E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester; Clement HARVEY, clerk to W. V. ELLIS, solicitor, Gloucester; Charles Bayley WING, Henry James MORTON, clerks to ELLIS & Co., solicitors, Gloucester; Thomas SHERWOOD, clerk of the Enrolment; and A. H. JENKINS & R. H. CARTER, Perpetual Commissioners

Agreement
(1) James Maurice SHIPTON esq. of Gloucester city
(2) Edwin SHELTON esq. of Meer Hall, nr. Droitwich
Agreement for sale of share in Steam Saw Mill Company at High Orchard, sold by Francis GILES
Consideration: £200
Witness: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester

Agreement for sale of Share
(1) John FORSTER esq. of Gloucester city, timber merchant
(2) William Philip PRICE esq. of Tibberton Court
Share in Steam Saw Mill Company at High Orchard
Consideration: £300
Witness: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester

Letter (copy)
(1) W. M. GLEGRAM, clerk to Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company
(2) T. THOMPSON esq., secretary to Anti-Dry Rot Co., 2 Lime Street Square, London
Notification of completion of excavations on the canal bank opposite premises of Anti-Dry Rot Company and Birmingham and Gloucester ("RY") Railway Company; but refusal to act before work perfected on other sections of the High Orchard Wharf

Case in Chancery
Order for verification of Right to try the Case; and Instructions Subsequent to a Chancery Petition disallowing Proceedings dated 19 June 1844 (see D3117/2557)
(1) William Revell VIGERS; Francis SAPTE; Charles John COOK; David MONTAGU; Francis MERCIER; Thomas SPADBOLT
(2) William READ
Claim by (1) that (2) is held responsible as a trustee. Subsequent substitution of (2) by Taswell THOMPSON of Salters Hall, appointed in Chancery J. W. HUSSEY, Registrar

Chancellor's Decision that the Case is Without Jurisdiction of Chancery
(1) William Revell VIGERS; Francis SAPTE; Charles John COOK; David MONTAGU; Francis MERCIER; William SHADBOLT
(2) William READ
Detailed recital of the case and decision that (2), being a trustee, the case is without the jurisdiction of the court. Submission that Taswell THOMPSON of Salters Hall, London, be appointed to release and convey premises instead
T. E. DOWDESWELL, (signed)

Letter (copy)
(1) W. B. CLEGRAM, clerk to the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company
(2) Messrs. ELLIS, ELLIOTT & SWANN, solicitors, Gloucester
Notification that the Canal Company accept the offer made by the "High Orchard Company" using Bakers Quay of £96-12 on completion of excavations required at the Quay

Assignment (copy 7 December 1860)
(1) William EASSIE, William EASSIE junior, Peter Boyd EASSIE, all of Gloucester city, contractors
(2) The Gloucester Wagon Company Limited
Piece of land with appurtenances called Mad Leaze at High Orchard, plan endorsed, apparently part or wholly the site of the Anti Dry Rot Company's property described D3117/2539 et seq.
Rent: £131 or £156 a year
Term: remainder or 31 years
Consideration:
Witnesses: William WOOD, John MOSS, clerks to Messrs. WHITCOMBE, HELPS and WHITCOMBE, solicitors, Gloucester

Scale Plan (scale 41.66 feet to the inch)
Property described D3117/2559 at High Orchard, opposite the meeting of Bristol and Stroud roads. Showing the Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Works, specifying work sheds etc. extending down to the canal
R. READ, city surveyor

Plan of property as in D3117/2536 without detail of buildings

Correspondence
(1) Dyneley LUKER of DYNELEY, LUKER & MOORE
(2) R. W. FOWELL esq., the Assistant Secretary, Ecclesiastical Commission
Concerning the acquisition of the disused churchyard of St. Lukes

Correspondence
(1) R. W. FOWELL, Assistant Secretary of the Ecclesiastical Commission
(2) Percy C. LLOYD esq., Diocesan Registry, Gloucester
Ground described above

Lease for a year
(1) William Philip PRICE of Gloucester, merchant; Abraham Hodgson PHILL-POTTS of Gloucester, merchant
(2) John AYERS of Gloucester, gentleman
Undivided moiety or equal half part, the whole into 2 equal parts being a piece of land with 13 cottages lately erected upon, being part of High Orchard in South Hamlet, dimensions given, bounded by a newly made Carriage Road on the E.; land of William Philip PRICE on the N.; land of John FORSTER on the S.; land of James Maurice SHIPTON on W.
Term: One year
Rent: A peppercorn
Consideration: 5/-
Witness: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) William Philip PRICE of Gloucester, merchant; Abraham Hodgson PHILL-POTTS of Gloucester, merchant
(2) John AYERS of Gloucester, gent.
(3) Samuel BAKER esq. of Gloucester
Premises described 4083a
Consideration: £1000
Witness: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester

(1) William Philip PRICE esq. of Tibberton Court; Abraham Hodgson PHILL-POTTS of Gloucester, merchant
(2) William Philip PRICE
(3) John AYERS of Gloucester, hallier
(4) John ELLIOTT of Gloucester, gent.
13 messuages, now in the respective occupations of Charles ARKELL, Nathaniel PHELPS, John PREECE, James WELLSLED, John LEWIS, William REECE, Francis RALPH, Joseph HOARE, William PARKER, Henry HARDING, Abraham WOCKMAN and George EVERETT
Consideration: £60
Witness: E. B. SWANN, solicitor, Gloucester

Conveyance
(1) John AYERS of Gloucester, hallier
(2) John ELLIOTT of Gloucester, gent.
(3) William Philip PRICE esq.
Six messuages in High Orchard, numbered as 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13
Consideration: £650
Witness: E. B. SWANN

Mortgage by demise
(1) William Philip PRICE esq.
(2) Frances Elizabeth MILLARD of Gloucester, spinster
13 messuages in High Orchard described D3117/4038
Term: 1000 years
Consideration: £800
Witness: John ELLIOTT, solicitor, Gloucester

Surrender of term
(1) Frances Elizabeth MILLARD of Gloucester, spinster
(2) William Philip PRICE esq.
13 messuages, refer D3117/4041
Consideration: £800, and interest due
Witness: Mr. JORDAN, clerk to Messrs. SHEPPARD & CLARK, solicitor, Gloucester

Agreement
(1) The Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company
(2) William Philip PRICE esq. of Tibberton Court
Agreement to lease piece of land now occupied by (2) and used as a timber wharf partly in Tuffley, partly in South Hamlet (1156 sq. yards), road of the canal company on W. and N. (plan included)
Rent: £26-19s.
Term: 21 years
Consideration: widening of canal by (2) at his own expense
Witness: John ELLIOTT (ELLWELL), solicitor, Gloucester; K. H. FRYER, solicitor, Gloucester. Paper seal of Canal Co. attached

Agreement
(1) D. Higford BURR esq.
(2) W. P. PRICE esq. M.P.; Richard POTTER esq.; Charles WALKER esq. (trading under firm Price and Co.)
Agreement to lease land adjoining the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal (4a.)
Rent: £60
Term: 21 years

Plan from sale particulars of land in Sudmead Berry Close and the Coggins, the site of the Port of Gloucester (27a. 1r. 13p.). Property the site of the ship yard of the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, a wharf, 2 capital lime kilns, and rich meadow and pasture "well adapted for brick making". Property to be sold in two lots

Lease
(1) William Philip PRICE esq. of Tibberton Court
(2) Richard POTTER esq. of Standish House, Charles WALKER esq. of Matson, timber merchants, under the firm "Price and Company"
Piece of land (1738 sq. yds.) recently occupied by the Creosoting Company, in that part of South Hamlet within the City of Gloucester; property formerly part of a piece of land called High Orchard and Elming Row, with all buildings particularly a cottage occupied by WILLIAMS. Plan included
Rent: £85
Term: 7 years
Witness: Charles E. SHEPPARD, solicitor, Gloucester

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Land with 4 houses, workshops and buildings

Conveyance
(1) Very Rev. Eustace John Fitzgerald BARRON, St. Peter's Rectory, 9 London Road
(2) Clara BICK, spinster, of Hardwicke
No. 18 India Road, bequeathed to (1) by will of Ellen Jane WELDON, late of 20 Henry Street, and in occupation of John TIERNEY, and between messuages belonging to Charles LEWIS, and in occupation of Edwin HURCOMB and Edwin WILKINS
Consideration: £112
Witness: W. H. MORGAN, 18 Brunswick Road, accountant

Probate of Will
(1) John Thomas LAIDLER of 26 Jersey Rd., formerly of 15 Napier Street, platform inspector of Midland Railway
(2) Georgina LAIDLER (wife and executrix)
Will made 13 June 1888
Personal estate: £7071-11-10
Witnesses: N. BURGE of Salisbury Rd., Glouc., railway policeman; E. SMITH of Sydney St., railway foreman

Conveyance
(1) James GOODRICH of Ruthin, Esq.; Harry St. Aubyn GOODRICH of India, civil servant; and George WHITCOMBE of Gloucester, gent. (Trustees of William GOODRICH, deceased)
(2) William Henry WHITE of Gloucester, furniture dealer
A messuage, warehouse and courtyard in King Street adjoining the Kings Head Inn
Consideration: £600
Witnesses: J. W. REES; Edward T. GARDNER

Abstract of Title, and Conveyance
(1) William Henry WHITE of Westgate Street, Gloucester, bookseller and Henry William BRUTON of Gloucester, auctioneer and surveyor
(2) Edwin LEA of Gloucester, furniture dealer
A messuage, warehouse and yard in King Street adjoining the Kings Head Inn
Consideration: £800
Witness: W. ROBINSON, solicitor's clerk

Conveyance
(1) James GOODRICH of Ruthin, Esq.; George WHITCOMBE of Gloucester, gent.; and Rev. Laurence Charles GOODRICH of Stratton (Trustees of William GOODRICH, deceased)
(2) John Eamer GOULD of Gloucester, metal merchant
(3) Samuel HARRIS of Gloucester, contractor
A messuage and yard in King Street and also the Kings Head Inn adjoining. (2309) Deed of covenant to produce deeds to these premises dated 2 Sept. 1878
Consideration: £628
Witness: Edward T. GARDNER, solicitor

Further Mortgage
(1) John GRUNDY of Gloucester, brewer
(2) Thomas TAYNTON, Thomas Charles Rickhuss TAYNTON and Henry John TAYNTON of Gloucester, solicitors
The Kings Head Inn and an adjoining messuage in King Street
Principal: £80
Witness: J. W. GABB, solicitor, Cheltenham

Abstracts of Title, Conditions of Sale, and Conveyance
(1) Arnold PERRETT & Co. Ltd. of Gloucester
(2) Sir Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge KINGSCOTE of Kingscote and Robert HALE of Alderley, retired major-general (Trustees)
(3) Edwin LEA of Churchdown, Esq.
The King's Head Inn, King Street
Consideration: £730
Witnesses: Harry EDWARDS; E. C. LLOYD

Abstracts of Title and Conveyance
(1) Edwin LEA of Gloucester, J.P.
(2) The General Accident Life and Fire Assurance Corporation Ltd. of Perth
Three messuages numbered 38, 40, 42, St. Aldate Street adjoining the Milk-maid Inn; a dwelling house, warehouse and shop in King Street; and the Kings Head Inn, King Street. Plan.
Consideration: £4,400
Witness: W. LANGLEY-SMITH, solicitor