We are fortunate that the the Deeds of Bank House survive as Bank House and its lands was purchased in 1980's and the land sold for development. Chris and Cathy Haynes, upon purchasing Bank House, discovered the Deeds left in the newly built and then unsold Holmeaok House.

It is clear from the Deeds that Bank House once possessed many acres of lands along with a number of properties in the village. The earliest batch of Deeds date from 1870 with reference to previous transactions from the 1860's. One of the more important documents is a Conveyance that lists the properties and fields, including their names, belonging to Bank House (once called Avon Villa). The list includes a vital numbering system that refers back to the Map of 1838, published elswhere on this site.

We are grateful to Chris and Cathy Haynes for allowing the documents to be made available to the public.
Transcribed by Julian Rawes with helpfrom Bryant Bayliffe, April 2018.

Bank 01: dated 1870 - Indenture. Bank 02: dated 1870 - Conveyance. Bank 03: dated 1988 - Conveyance. Bank 04: dated 1893 - Conveyance. Bank 05: dated 1895 - Conveyance. Bank 06: dated 1917 - Conveyance. Bank 07: dated 1921 - Conveyance. Bank 08: dated 1946 - Assent. Bank 09: dated 1948 - Assent. Bank 10: dated 1948 - Abstract of Title. Bank 11: dated 1948 - Conveyance. Bank 12: dated 1948 - Legal charges. Bank 13: dated 1953 - Land charges.

Bank 14: dated 1954 - Conveyance. Bank 15: dated 1954 - Conveyance. Bank 16: dated 1967 - Land charges. Bank 17: dated 1968 - Conveyance. Bank 18: dated 1968 - Land charges. Bank 19: dated 1968 - Conveyance. Bank 20: dated 1978 - Conveyance. Bank 21: dated 1978 - Mortgage. Bank 22: dated 1981 - Conveyance. Bank 23: dated 1981 - Schedule. Bank 24: dated 1988 - Schedule. Bank 25: dated 1992 - Conveyance. Bank 26: dated 1994 - Land Registory list of documents.

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[Title section:]
Dated the 30th day of Septr 1870

Mr H. S. Jackson and others
to
Mr Courtenay C. Prance as
Mortgagee of Rev’d S. Charles

Conveyance of legal
estate on Cottages and hereditaments
at Harvington in the County of
The said Courtenay C. Prance
Worcester already in Mortgage to
the said Courtenay C Prance

Dated the first of Decr 1870

Mr Courtenay Cnl Prance
to
Mr Anthony Martin

Conveyance of Cottages and
hereditaments at Harvington Com Worcester

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within named Samuel Garrard
Herbert New & John James Tipper and Benjamin Bomford, Joseph Smith, Courtenay
Connell Prance, John Hiatt and Bernard Baldwyn in the presence of

Jno Churchill
Clerk to Messrs New Prance & Garrard
Solrs
Evesham

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred New
Jackson, William Tunnicliffe Cowley and Hemming James Bomford in the presence of

W Hunting
Clerk to Messrs New & Co.
Solicitors. Evesham

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This Indenture made the thirtieth day of September One thousand eight hundred and seventy Between Henry Shailer Jackson of the parish of
Arrow in the County of Warwick Farmer Alfred Herbert Jackson of Bevington in the parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick
Farmer and William Tunnicliffe Cowley of Haselor in the said County of Warwick Farmer of the first part The Reverend
Samuel Garrard of Park Hall in the County of Warwick Clerk in Holy Orders of the second part Herbert New Gentleman John
James Tipper Parchment Manufacturer both of Evesham in the County of Worcester of the third part Benjamin Bomford of
Pitchell in the parish of Salford Priors aforesaid Farmer and Hemming James Bomford of Dunnington in the said Parish
of Salford Priors Farmer of the fourth part Joseph Smith of Bromsgrove in the County of Worcester Miller and Courtenay
Connell Prance of Evesham aforesaid Gentleman of the fifth part John Hiatt of Quinton in the County of Gloucester
Gentleman of the sixth part Bernard Baldwyn of Aston Mill Farm in the parish of Kemerton in the County of Gloucester Gentleman of the seventh part and
the said Henry Shailer Jackson of the eighth part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the ninth part Whereas by an Indenture dated the
twenty eighth day of October One thousand eight hundred and sixty three and expressed to be made between the Reverend Samuel Charles of the one part and Samuel
Jackson Farmer of the other part in consideration of the sum of One thousand eight hundred and eighty two Pounds paid by the said Samuel Jackson the said Samuel
Charles granted the hereditaments more particularly described in the Schedule hereto unto and to the use of the said Samuel Jackson his heirs and assigns subject to the
life estate of John Marshall late of Harvington in the said County of Worcester Gentleman since deceased therein and also subject to a proviso in the Indenture now
in recital contained for redemption of the same hereditaments on payment by the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors administrators or assigns to the said Samuel
Jackson his executors administrators or assigns of the said sum of One thousand eight hundred and eighty two Pounds with interest for the same at the rate and time
therein mentioned And whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty ninth day of October One thousand eight hundred and sixty three and expressed to be made
between the said Samuel Charles of the first part the said Samuel Jackson of the second part the said Samuel Garrard of the third part the said Herbert New
and John James Tipper of the fourth part the said Benjamin Bomford and Hemming James Bomford of the fifth part the said Samuel Jackson of the sixth
part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the seventh part the said Samuel Charles at the request of the several persons parties thereto of the second third fourth
fifth and sixth parts respectively granted the said hereditaments comprised in the said Schedule hereto unto and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance
his heirs and assigns for ever subject nevertheless to the said life estate therein of the said John Marshall and to the said Mortgate for One thousand eight hundred and
eighty two Pounds and interest made by the hereinbefore recited Indenture for the intents and purposes and upon the trusts thereinafter contained and declared (that
was to say upon trust that in case the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors or administrators should on or before the twenty ninth day of April then next pay to
the said Herbert New and John James Tipper the sum of two hundred and fifty Pounds with interest at the rate of Five Pounds per centum per annum and also pay to
said Samuel Jackson his executors administrators or assigns the sum of Five hundred Pounds with interest at the rate of five Pounds per centem per annum and
also pay to said {inset] Benjamin Bomford and Heming James Bomford the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds with interest at the rate of five poundsd per centum
per annum and also pay to said Samuel Garrard his executors administrations or assigns the sum of five hundred Pounds with interest at the rate of five Pounds per centum per
annum and also pay to said Samuel Jackson his executors adninistrators or assigns the sum of seven hundred and eighteen Pounds with interest after the rate
of four Pounds ten shillings per centum per annum then the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs or assigns should at anytime thereasfter upon the request and at
the cost of the said Samuel Charles his heirs or assigns reconvey the said premises unto and to the use of the said Samuel Charles his heirs or assigns or as he or they
should direct subject to the life estate therein of said John Marshall and to the said Mortgage subject to which said premises were therein expressed to the thereby
granted or such of them as should for the time being be subsisting And whereas by an Indenture dated the second of May One thousand eight hundred and sixty four
and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Samuel Jackson of the other part in consideration of One thousand Pounds
to said Samuel Charles paid the said Samuel Jackson the said Samuel Charles covenanted with said Samuel Jackson his heirs executors administrators and
assigns that the hereditaments comprised in the Schedule to these presents should be and remain a security for and stand charged and chargeable with the
payment to the said Samuel Jackson his executors administrstors and assigns as well of the said sum of One thousand Pounds and interest for the same as of
the said sums of One thousand eight hundred and eighty two Pounds and Seven hundred and eighteen Pounds secured to the said Samuel Jackson by the
hereinbefore recited Indentures of Mortgage of the twenty eighth day twenty ninth days of October
[inset] One thousand eight hundred and sixty three and all interest due and to grow due for the same And whereas
the said Samuel Jackson duly made and executed his will dated the eleventh of June One thousand eight hundred and sixty seven and thereby gave devised and
bequeathed all estates vested in and upon any trust or by way of Mortgage which he had power to dispose of by that his will unto and to the use of the said
Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley their heirs and assigns subject to the trusts and equities affecting the same respectively
and the said testator appointed the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley Executors of his will And whereas the
said testator died on or about the sixth of February One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight without having revoked or altered his said will and the same
was duly proved in the District Registry of Her Majestys Court of Probate at Birmingham on the seventh day of April One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
by the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley And whereas the said John Marshall died on or about the fourth day
of June One thousand eight hundred and sixty four and was buried at Harvington aforesaid And whereas by an Indenture dated the fourth day of May One
thousand eight hundred and sixty five and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Joseph Smith and Courtenay
Connell Prance of the other part in consideration of the sum of six hundred Pounds to the said Samuel Charles paid by the said Joseph Smith and Courtenay
Connell Prance the said Samuel Charles granted the said hereditaments comprised in the said Schedule to these presents unto and to the use of the said Joseph
Smith and Courtenay Connell Prance their heirs and assigns subject nevertheless to the hereinbefore recited Indentures of Mortgages and to the principal sums
and interest thereby secured and subject also to the proviso for making void the Indenture now in recital upon payment by the said Samuel Charles unto
the said Joseph Smith and Courtenay Connell Prance of the sum of six hundred Pounds and interest after the rate and at the time therein mentioned

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And whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty first day of December One thousand eight hundred and sixty five and expressed to be made between the said
Samuel Charles of the one part and the said John Hiatt of the other part in consideration of the sum of One thousand five hundred Pounds to the said
Samuel Charles paid by the said John Hiatt the said Samuel Charles granted the said hereditaments comprised in the said Schedule to these presents unto and to the use
of the said John Hiatt his heirs and assigns subject to the therein and hereinbefore recited Mortgage whereby the aggregate sum of Five thousand seven hundred Pounds
and interest was secured and subject also to a proviso for redemption of the same premises upon payment by the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors or administrators
unto the said John Hiatt of the said sum of One thousand five hundred Pounds with interest after the rate and at the time therein mentioned And whereas by an
Indenture dated the fifth of November One thousand eight hundred and sixty six and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Bernard
Baldwyn of the other part in consideration of the sum of Three thousand Pounds to the said Samuel Charles paid by the said Bernard Baldwyn the said Samuel Charles
granted the said hereditaments comprised in the said Schedule to these presents together with other hereditaments unto and to the use of the said Bernard Baldwyn his
heirs and assigns for ever subject nevertheless to the hereinbefore recited securities whereby the aggregate sum of Seven thousand five hundred Pounds and interest was
secured and subject to a proviso in the Indenture now in recital for redemption of the said hereditaments in payment by the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors
administrators or assigns unto the said Bernard Baldwyn his executors administrators or assigns of the said sum of Three thousand Pounds and interest at the rate
and time therein mentioned And whereas be an Indenture dated the ninth day of April One thousand eight hundred and sixty seven and between the said
Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Henry Shailer Jackson (in the now residing Indenture called Henry Jackson) of the other part In consideration of the sum
of One thousand three hundred Pounds to the said Samuel Charles paid by the said Henry Shailer Jackson the said Samuel Charles granted the said hereditaments
comprised in the said Schedule to these presents with other hereditaments unto and to the use of the said Henry Jackson Shailer his heirs and assigns subject never-
theless to the hereinbefore recited prior Mortgage debts or sums amounting together to Ten thousand two hundred Pounds and to the proviso in the Indenture
now in recited contained for redemption of the same hereditaments on payment by the said Samuel Charles unto the said Henry Shailer Jackson of the sum of
One thousand three hundred Pound with interest for the same at the rate and time therein mentioned whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty fourth
of June One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Henry Shailer
Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley of the other part in consideration of the sum of Five hundred Pounds to the said Samuel
Charles paid by the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley the said Samuel Charles granted the said hereditament
comprised in the said Schedule to these presents with other hereditaments unto and to the use of the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William
Tunnicliffe Cowley their heirs and assigns subject nevertheless to the said prior Mortgage debts amounting together to the sum of eleven thousand five hundred
Pounds and subject also to a proviso in the Indenture now in recital contained for redemption of the same hereditaments upon payment by the said Samuel
Charles his heirs executors administrators and assigns unto the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley of the sum
of five hundred Pounds and interest as therein mentioned And whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty fifth day of June One thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the other part In consideration
of the sum of One thousand Pound to the said Samuel Charles paid by the said Courtenay Connell Prance the said Samuel Charles granted the said
hereditaments comprised in the said Schedule to these presents with other hereditaments unto and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heir and
assigns subject nevertheless to the hereinbefore recited prior Mortgage debts or sums amounting together to the sum of Twelve thousand Pounds and subject to a
proviso in the Indenture now in recital contained for redemption of the same hereditaments on payment by the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors or
administrators unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors adminstrators or assigns of the sum of One thousand Pounds with interest for the same
at the rate and time therein mentioned And whereas by an Indenture dated the eighth day of April One thousand eight hundred and sixty nine and expressed
to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and Frederick Charles Jewesbury Esquire a Registered Public Officer of the Gloucestershire
Banking Company of the other part the said Samuel Charles granted the hereditaments comprised in the Schedule to these presents with other hereditaments
unto and to the use of the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs and assigns for ever but subject to the proviso for redemption thereinafter contained To
the intent that the same might be a security unto the said Company for the balance from time to time due to the said Company from the said Samuel Charles
not exceeding Three thousand Pounds And in the Indenture now in recital is contained a proviso for the redemption of the same promises on payment by the
said Samuel Charles upon demand unto the said Company of the full balance to which he might be indebted to them on his Banking Account
And it was provided that the Indenture now in recital should operate as a containing security for any
balance which the said Samuel Charles might be at anytime indebted to the said Company up to Three thousand Pounds And whereas by an Indenture dated the
eleventh day of January One thousand eight hundred and seventy and expressed to be made between the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury the said
Samuel Charles of the second part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the third part in consideration of the sum of Three thousand three hundred and twelve
Pounds to the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury as such Registered Public Officer as aforesaid for and on behalf of the said Company paid by the said Courtenay
Connell Prance the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury assinged unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns the sum of Three
thousand Pounds due and owing to the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury as such Registered Public Officer as aforesaid upon the hereinbefore recited Indenture
of the eighth day of April One thousand eight hundred and sixty nine and also the sum of Three hundred and twelve Pounds being the unsecured balance of the
Banking account of the said Samuel Charles making together Three thousand three hundred and twelve Pounds with all interest due and thenceforth to
become due for the same And by the Indenture now in recital the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury by direction of the said Samuel Charles granted and
the said Samuel Charles granted and confirmed the hereditaments comprised in the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the eighth of April One thousand eight
hundred and sixty nine unto and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns for ever subject nevertheless to a proviso
for redemption of the same promises on payment by the said Samuel Charles his heirs executors or administrators unto

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[bank01d:]

This Indenture made the first day of December One thousand Eight hundred and Seventy Between the within named Courtenay Connell Prance of the one part and Anthony
Martin of Evesham in the County of Worcester Surgeon of the other part Whereas the said Courtenay Connell Prance in exersise and execution of the power or authority given to him in and by-
by the within recited Indenture of the twenty ninth day of September One thousand Eight hundred and sixty nine and of all other powers enabling him in this behalf hath contracted and agreed with the said
Anthony Martin for the absolute sale to him of the Cottages Gardens and premises mentioned and comprised in the second part of the Schedule to the within written Indenture at or for the price or sum of six hundred Pounds Now this Indenture
witnesseth that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the sum of six hundred Pounds to the said Courtenay Connell Prance paid by the said Anthony Martin at or before the execution of these presents the receipt of which said sum
for the said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby admit and acknowledge and thereof and herefrom doth hereby acquit release and for ever discharge the said Anthony Martin his heirs Executors and administrators he the said Courtenay Connell Prance
in pursuance and in exersise and execution of the power so given to him as aforesaid Doth by these presents grant release and convey unto the said Anthony Martin and his heirs All and singular the Cottages or Tenements Gardens and hereditaments comprised
and described in the second part of the Schedule to the within written Indenture And all other if any the hereditaments comprised in or conveyed and assured by the within written Indenture Together with all houses outhouses Gardens orchards ways
waters watercourses rights members easements and appurtenances to the said cottages and hereditaments hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted belonging or anywise appertaining and All the estate right title interest property possession benefit claim
and demand whatsoever both at Law and in equity of the said Courtenay Connell Prance if in to out of or upon the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be duly granted and conveyed and every part thereof To have and to hold
the said Cottages or Tenements and Hereditaments and all and singular other the premises hereditaments expressed to be hereby granted and released and to the use of the Anthony Martin his heirs and assigns for ever And the said
Anthony Martin doth hereby declare that any Widow he may leave at his decease shall not be entitled to Power out of or in the hereditaments hereinbefore expressed to be hereby conveyed or any part thereof And the said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby for
himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Anthony Martin his heirs and assigns that he the said Courtenay Connell Prance hath not at any time heretofore made done executed permitted occasioned or suffered or been party
or privy to any act deed matter or thing whatsoever whereby or by reason or means whereof the Cottages or Tenements Garden and hereditaments hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed or any part thereof are is can shall or may be impeached
charged affected or incumbered in Title Estate or otherwise howsoever In Witness whereof the said parties hereto have set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

Courtenay Col Prance [signed with seal]

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named
Courtenay Connell Prance in the presence of
Geo. H. Garrard
of Evesham Solicitor

Received of and from the within named Anthony Martin the
sum of six hundred pounds being the consideration money above expressed       £600
to be paid by him to me.

Witness

Geo. H. Garrard

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The said Courtenay Connell Prance his executor administrators or assigns of the Sum of Three thousand three hundred and twelve pounds
and interest at the rate and Sum therein mentioned And whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty ninth day of September One
thousand eight hundred and sixty nine and expressed to be made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of
the other part in consideration of the sum of One thousand four hundred pounds to the said Samuel Charles paid by the said Courtenay Connell Prance the
said Samuel Charles granted the hereditaments comprised in the Schedule to these presents with other Hereditaments unto and to the use of the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his heirs and assigns subject to the hereinbefore recited Mortgage Debts or sums so far as the same were already charged on the premises but
not further or otherwise and subject to a proviso in the Indenture now in recital contained for redemption of the same premises upon payment by the said
Samuel Charles his heirs executors administrators or assigns unto the said Courtanay Gennell Prance his executors administrators or assigns of the sum of One
thousand four hundred pounds and interest at the rate therein mentioned on the twenty fifth day of March after next And in the said reciting Indenture
is contained a Power of sale and then powers and provisions for securing raising and paying the said Sum of One thousand four hundred pounds and
interest And whereas the Lands and Hereditaments specified in the first part of the said Schedule to these presents have been sold and disposed of
and out of the purchase moneys arising from such sale and disposition the whole of the principal and interest monies due to the several persons parties
hereto of the first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh and eighth parts upon their several hereinbefore recited Securities have been paid off and discharged
as they the said several persons do hereby severally admit and ecknowledge testified by their severally executing these presents And wherein there is now
due and owing to the said Courtenay Connell Prance upon the security of the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the twenty ninth day of September One thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine the sum of Eight Hundred pounds on in at or thereabouts And whereas the Cottages and Hereditaments mentioned
and specified in the second part of the said Schedule to these presents are all the Hereditaments comprised in the hereinbefore recited Indenture and
remaining unsold and the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson William Tunnicliffe Cowley Samuel Garrard Herbert New and John James Tipper
Benjamin Bomford Hemming James Bomford Joseph Smith John Hiatt and Bernard Baldwyn have at the request of the said Courtenay Connell Prance agreed to
make and execute such Conveyance and release as is hereinasfter contained Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in persuance of the said agreement
and in consideration of the premises and of the sum of five shillings to each of them the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson William
Tunnicliffe Cowley Samuel Garrard Herbert New and John James Tipper Benjamin Bomford Hemming James Bomford Joseph Smith John Hiatt and Bernard
Blaldwyn now paid by the said Courtenay Connell Prance the receipt whereof is hereby acknowldged They the said Henry Shsiler Jackson Alberd Herbert Jackson
Willim Tunnicliffe Cowley Samuel Garrard Herbert New John James Tipper Benjamin Bomford Hemming James Bomford Joseph Smith John Hiatt and Bernard
Baldwyn according to their respected estates rights and interests Do and each and every of them Doth by these presents grant release and convey unto the
said Courtenay Connell Prance and his Heirs All and singular the Cottages or Tenements and Hereditaments comprised in the second part of the Schedule
to these presents All which Hereditaments are situate in the parish of Harvington in the county of Worcester and are now in the occupation of Mrs
Charles Miss Charles William Spark Job Stanley William Best and Charles Aldington And all other if any the Hereditaments comprised in or affected by the
hereinbefore recited Indenture any or either of them which have not been so sold and disposed of as hereinbefore recited Together with all houses outhouses
Gardens Orchards Ways Waters Watercourses rights members easements and appurtenances to the said Hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to
be hereby granted released and conveyed belonging or in anywise appertaining And all the estate right title interest property possession benefit claim and
demand whatsoever both at Law and in equity of the several conveying and releasing parties in or out of or upon the Hereditaments to and premises hereinbefore
expressed to be hereby granted released and conveyed and every part thereof To have and To hold the said Cottages or Tenements and Hereditaments and all and
singular either the premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted released and conveyed unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance and his Heirs (Freed and discharged
from all the principal and interest monies heretofore due and owing to the several conveying and releasing parties upon their several securities hereinbefore recited and
from all claims and demands in respect thereof) to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns for ever but subject to such right or equity of
redemption as the same premises now subject or liable to by virtue of the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the twenty ninth day of September One thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine And each of them the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson William Tannicliffe Cowley Samuel Garrard Herbert New John
James Tipper Benjamin Bomford Hemming James Bomford Joseph Smith John Hiatt and Bernard Baldwyn so far as relates to his own acts and deeds only and not further
or otherwise Doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns that he the coneranting[?]
party hath not at any time heretofore made done executed or suffered or been party or privy to anything whereby the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed
to be hereby conveyed can be impeached charged or incumbered In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year above written

The schedue hereinbefore referred to The First Part
No. on Plan	Description	Quarterly			No. on Plan	Description	Quarterly
209	Rickyard and Orchard	"	2	57	68	First Norbrook	8	0	36
210	Barn foldyard &c	"	"	31	69	Arch Ground	9	1	31
212	House Garden Stabling &c	"	2	3	61	Barn Rickyard	"	1	5
215	The Orchard	"	2	14	71	Brook Furlong	11	3	17
39	Coppice	10	0	9	72	beckstone	9	1	23
40	The Leasow	5	3	6	73	Pool Close	6	2	10
56	Far Leys	10	3	36	74	Fish Pool and Spinney	"	1	31
58	Big Leys	15	1	19	70	Garden	"	"	13
59	The Ten Acres	9	3	17	75	Crag Tree Leys	3	3	12
60	Old Turf Ground	9	1	2	197	Two Cottages and Gardens	"	"	25
63	Short Lands	7	3	38	148	Meadow	8	3	35
62	Barn Ground	9	2	0	181	Orchard	"	1	38
63a	Upper Norbrook	9	2	8	200	The Orchard	1	3	16
The Second Part
211	Cottage and Garden	"	"	28	pt 199	Garden	"	1	22
198	Cottage and Garden	"	"	38	201	Four Cottages and Gardens	"	"	38

H S Jackson [seal] [signed]
A H Jackson [seal] [signed]
W T Cowley [seal] [signed]
Samuel Garrard [seal] [signed]

Herbert New [seal] [signed]
John Jas Tipper [seal] [signed]
Benjm Bomford [seal] [signed]
H J Bomford [seal] [signed]

Josh Smith [seal] [signed]
Courtenay Conn Prance [seal] [signed]
John Hiatt [seal] [signed]
Bernard Baldwyn [seal] [signed]

[bank02a:]

[Title section of page:]
Dated the 30th day of Septr 1870

Messeurs Henry Shailer Jackson
and others
to
Mr George Osborne

Conveyance
of
Cottages and Gardens
situate at Harvington in
the County of Worcester.

Received before the execution of these presants
the sum of One hundred and fifty three pounds
making together with the sum of twenty seven
pounds paid by way of deposit as within mentioned
the consideration money mentioned to be paid to us.

H. S. Jackson [signed]
Alfred H. Jackson [signed]
W. T. Cowley [signed]

Witness
W. Hunting

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within named Henry
Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William
Tunnicliffe Cowley in the presence of

Wm Hunting
Clerk to Mess. New Prance Garrard

[bank02b:]

This Indenture made the thirtieth day of September One thousand eight hundred and seventy Between Henry Shailer Jackson
of the parish of Arrow in the County of Warwick Farmer Alfred Herbert Jackson of Bevington in the parish of
Salford Priors in the same County Farmer and William Tunnicliffe Cowley of Haselor in the County of Warwick
aforesaid Farmer of the one part and George Osborne of the Market Square in the Town of Saint Neots in the County
of Huntingdon Gentleman of the other part Whereas by an Indenture dated the Twenty eighth day of October One thousand
eight hundred and sixty three and made between Samuel Charles therein described of the one part and Samuel Jackson also therein
described of the other part In consideration of One of Thousand Eight hundred and Eighty two pounds paid to the said Samuel Charles by the said Samuel Jackson (inter alia) the hereditaments
hereinafter particularly mentioned and intended to be hereby granted were conveyed unto and to the use of the said Samuel Jackson his heirs and assigns but subject to the life Estate of one John
Marshall therein and to redemption on payment of the said sum of One thousand and Eight hundred and eighty two pounds and interest thereon at the rate of therein mentioned on the Twenty
eighth day of April then next And in the now reciting Indenture is contained a proviso that if default should be made in payment of the said sum of One thousand Eight hundred Eighty
two pounds or the interest thereof or any part thereof or any part thereof respectively at or on the day therein before appointed for the payment thereof it should be lawful for the said Samuel Jackson his heirs
executors administrators or assigns at any time thereafter to sell the said hereditaments either together or in separate lots and either by public auction or private contract And for effectuating such sale
or sales to enter into make and execute all such contracts agreements conveyances and assurances as he or they should think proper And it was thereby declared that the receipts or
receipt in writing of the said Samuel Jackson his heirs executors administrators assigns for any money arising from such sale or sales should effectually discharge the person or persons
paying such money and should exonerate him or them from all liability to see to the application of such money and from all responsibility on account of the loss misapplication or
nonapplication thereof and also from all obligation of enquiring as to such default as aforesaid and having been made or as to the continuance of that security or as to the necessity for or propriety of such
sale And whereas the said John Marshall died on or about the fourth day of June One thousand eight and sixty four and was buried at Harvington in the said County of Worcester
And whereas the said Samuel Jackson duly made his last Will & Testament in writing dated the eleventh day of June One thousand eight hundred and sixty seven and thereby
gave devised and bequeathed All estates vested in him upon any trusts or by way of Mortgage which he had power to dispose of by that his Will unto and to the use of his sons the said Henry
Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and his son-in-law the said William Tunnicliffe Cowley their heirs and assigns subject to the trusts and equities affecting the same respectively
And Testator appointed them Executors of that his Will And whereas the said Testator died on or about the sixth day of February One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
without having altered or revoked his said Will which was on the seventh day of April one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight Proved in the District Registry at Birmingham of Her
Majesty’s Court of Probate by all the Executors therein named And whereas the said Henty Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley have agreed
with the said George Osborne for the sale to him of the said hereditaments hereinafter particularly described at or for the sum of One hundred and Eighty Pounds and the said George
Osborne hath paid to the said Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley the sum of Twenty Seven pounds by way of deposit and in part payment
of the said purchase money Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of One hundred and Eighty Pounds paid by the
said George Osborne to the said Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley before the execution of the presents the receipt whereof they do hereby
acknowledge They the said Henry Shailer Jackson Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley do hereby grant and convey unto the said George Osborne and his heirs
All those two Cottages with the gardens thereunto adjoining situate at the entrance of the Village of Harvington aforesaid now in the occupation of John Burton and Samuel Pakenia[?]
being number 197 in the Schedule to a certain Indenture dated Twenty eighth day of October One thousand eight hundred and Sixty three and made between the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners for England of the first part and John Marshall therein described of the second part and The Reverend Samuel Charles therein described of the third part Together
with all buildings yards drains hedges ditches watercourses lights liberties easements and appurtenances whatsoever to the said Cottages and gardens belonging or appertaining or usually
held or occupied therewith or reputed to belong or belong or be appurtenant thereto And all the right title and interest of them the said Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and
William Tunniciffe Cowley in and to the said premises and every part thereof To have and to hold the said Cottages gardens and premises unto and to the use of the said
George Osborne his heirs and assigns for ever And the said Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley do hereby for themselves their heirs
executors and administrators Covenant with the said George Osborne his heirs and assigns that the said Henry Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe
Cowley have not heretofore done an act or deed wherby the hereditaments hereby conveyed are is or may be charged incumbered or prejudicially affected in Title Estate or otherwise
howsoever And that they the said Henry Shailer Jackson Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Cowley their heirs executors administrators and assigns at[?] all and
will unless hindered by fire or some other inevitable accident at all times hereafter upon every reasonable request produce or cause to be produced to the said George Osborne his
heirs or assigns or his or their Attorneys or Agents but at his and their costs and charges the documents contained in the Schedule hereunder written or any or either of them so long
as the Documents shall remain in their power and control but not longer or otherwise for the better manifesting maintaining and proving the title and estate of the said
George Osborne his heirs or assigns or any of them to and in and in the said hereditaments hereby conveyed and also shall and will at the like request and costs and during the like period deliver or cause to
be delivered to the said George Osborne his heirs or assigns or his or their Attorneys or Agents such attested or other copies of or Abstracts of or extracts from the said documents or
any of them as he or they may require And also shall and will in the meantime unless prevented as aforesaid keep the said documents safe unobliterated and uncancelled
In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and Seals the day and year first above written

28th October 1863 Indenture of Enfranchisement made between the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England of the first part John Marshall of the second part and The Reverend Samuel Charles of the third part -
28th October 1853 Indenture made between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and Samuel Jackson of the other part.

[Four red wax Seals with written signatures of]
H. S. Jackson, W. T. Cowley
Alfred H. Jackson

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Dated 29th September 1888

Mr George Osborne

to

Mr William Collins

Conveyance of a
Messuage Garden and premises
called Avon Villa situate at
Harvington Worcestershire

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[Two red stamps one pound each]

This Indenture made twenty Ninth day of
September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty eight Between George Osborne of Harvington in the
County of Worcester Gentleman of the one part and William
Collins of Evesham in the said County, Hay & Straw dealer
of the other part. Whereas the said George Osborne is now seised
for an Estate in fee simple in possession of and in the hereditaments
hereinafter mentioned and has agreed to sell the same to the said
William Collins free from incumbrances for the sum of Four
hundred pounds. Now this Indenture witnesseth that in
consideration of the sum of Four hundred pounds sterling and
paid by the said William Collins to the said George Osborne the
receipt whereof is acknowledged. He the said George Osborne
as beneficial Owner hereby conveys to the said William Collins
All that Messuage Tenement or Dwelling house with the Lawn
Garden and out offices thereto adjoining and belonging known as
“Avon Villa” situate in the Village and parish of Harvington
aforesaid. All which said premises are now and have been for
some years past in the occupation of the said George Osborne and
formerly consisted of two cottages with Gardens thereunto
adjoining grounds were conveyed to the said George Osborne by
an Indenture bearing date the thirtieth day of September one
thousand eight hundred and seventy and made between Henry
Shailer Jackson, Alfred Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe
Cowley of the one part and the said George Osborne of the other
part. To hold the same unto and to the use of the said William
Collins in fee simple. In Witness whereof the said parties to these
presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year
first before written.

Geo. Osborne [signed with red seal]

William Collins [signed with red wax seal]

Signed sealed and delivered by
the before named George Osborne in
the presence of

Geo. R. Eades [signed] Sol. Evesham

Signed, sealed and delivered by the
before named William Collins in
the presence of

Tho. Cox [signed]
Sol. Evesham

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Dated 12th July 1893

Mr William Collins

to

Mr Harvey Hunt

Conveyance of a
Messuage Garden and premises
called Avon Villa situate at
Harvington, Worcestershire

[Page two:]

Stamp Office 13 July 1893 [pencil addition]

1893 One Pound [Two impressed Printed Seals]

This Indenture made the twelfth day of July
one thousand eight hundred
and ninety three Between William Collins of Evesham
in the County of Worcester, Hay & Straw dealer of the
one part and Harvey Hunt of the parish of Harvngton
in the said County of Worcester Auctioneers of the other part
Whereas the said William Collins is now seised for an Estate
in fee simple in possession of and in the hereditaments herein
mentioned and has agreed to sell the same to the said Harvey
Hunt free from incumbrances for the sum of Three hundred
and eighty pounds Now this Indenture witnesseth that
in consideration of the sum of Three hundred and eighty pounds
sterling now paid by the said Harvey Hunt to the said
William Collins the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
He the said William Collins as beneficial owner hereby -
conveys to the said Harvey Hunt All that messuage
tenement or dwelling house with Lawn Garden and
out offices thereto adjoining and belonging known as Avon Villa
situate in the village and parish of Harvington aforesaid
All which said premises were formerly in the occupation of
George Osborne and are now and have been for some time past
In the occupation of the said Harvey Hunt and formerly consisted
of two cottages with Gardens thereunto adjoining and were
conveyed to the said William Collins by an Indenture bearing
date the twenty ninth day of September One thousand eight
hundred and eighty eight and made between the said George
Osborne of the one part and the said William Collins of the
other part To hold the same unto and to the use of the said
Harvey Hunt in fee simple In witness whereof the said
parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and
seals the day and year first before written

Signed sealed and delivered by     )
the before named William Collins )     William Collins [signed with red wax seal]
In the presence of
Thos Cox [signed with red wax seal]
Sol. Evesham

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Dated 3rd October 1895

The Trustee of the Will of the late
Mr Anthony Martin deceased

to

Mr Harvey Hunt

Conveyance

of

a Cottage and Garden Land at
Harvington in the County of
Worcester

£1.7.6 - Evesham [pencil addition]

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Stamp Office Evesham 3 Octr 1895 [pencil addition]

1895 One Pound [Two impressed Printed Seals]

This Indenture made the third
-[blank]- day of
October One thousand
eight hundred and ninty five Between Edward Herbert
Draper formerly of Kensington in the County of Middlesex
but now of Southend in the County of Essex Esquire Barrister at
law of the one part and Harvey Hunt of Evesham in the
County of Worcester Auctioneer of the other part Whereas
Anthony Martin late of Evesham aforesaid Surgeon deceased (he being
then and so continuing up to the time of his decease hereinafter recited
seized of or otherwise well entitled to the hereditaments hereby assured
for an estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession free from
incumbrance) by his Will dated the twenty third day of May One
thousand eight hundred and seventy three gave devised and bequeathed
all his real and Chattel real Estates unto his friend Herbert New
of Evesham aforesaid Gentleman and his wife's Nephew the said
Edward Herbert Draper their heirs executors administrators and
assigns To hold the same according to the respective natures and
qualities thereof but upon the trusts then following that was to
say Upon trust that the said Herbert New and Edward Herbert
Draper did and should at such time or times as they should
think expedient sell and convert into money all such parts of
his said Estates as should be of a saleable or convertible nature
and the said Testator appointed the said Herbert New and
Edward Herbert Draper and his son Anthony Herbert Martin
Executors of his said Will And Whereas the said Anthony
Martin the Testator died on the tenth day of April One thousand eight
hundred and seventy eight without having in any way altered
or revoked his said Will which was on the fourth day of June
One thousand eight hundred and seventy eight duly proved in the
Principal Registry of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice Probate
Division by all the Executors therein named And whereas
the said Herbert New died on the twenty eighth day of November
One thousand eight hundred and ninety three and was interred
at Evesham aforesaid And whereas the said Edward Herbert
Draper as sole surviving Trustee of the said Will of the said
Anthony Martin deceased and in exercise of the said trusts for
sale therein contained put up the said hereditaments hereby
assured for sale by Public Auction at the Coach and Horses
Inn Harvington in the said County of Worcester on the eighth
day of August last and at such sale the said Harvey Hunt was
the highest bidder for and was declared the Purchaser of the same for
the sum of Two hundred and seventy pounds Now this
Indenture witnesseth that to effectuate the said sale
and in consideration of the sum of Two hundred and seventy
pounds now paid by the said Harvey Hunt to the said

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Edward Herbert Draper as such Trustee as aforesaid (the receipt whereof
the said Edward Herbert Draper hereby acknowledges) the said Edward
Herbert Draper as Trustee in exercise of the Trust or power in him
reposed or vested by the said Will of the said Anthony Martin
deceased and of every other power or authority enabling him in
this behalf hereby conveys unto the said Harvey Hunt his heirs
and assigns All that Messuage Cottage or Tenement with the
outbuildings large Garden and appurtenances thereto adjoining or
belonging situate at Harvington in the County of Worcester and now
and for some time past occupied by Miss Charles and her
undertenants as tenants thereof All which said premises contain
in the whole Thirty eight perches or thereabouts and are bounded
on the North by property belonging to Mr Thomas Cull on the
East by the Main Road in Harvington aforesaid on the South by
a Public Footway to the Village of Norton and Harvington Cross
and on the West by properties of the said Harvey Hunt and Thomas
Cull To hold the said premises hereby and assured Unto and to the
use of the said Harvey Hunt his heris and assigns for ever In
witness whereof the said parties to these presents have
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before
written.

E. H. Draper [signed with seal]
Harvey Hunt [signed with seal]

Signed Sealed and delivered
by the within named Edward
Herbert Draper in the Presence of

G.J. Peach
Clerk
51 Doughty St. w.c.

Signed sealed and delivered by the
beforenamed Harvey Hunt in the
presence of

Thos Cox
ob[?] Evesham

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Dated May 25th 1917

Mr Joseph Cull

to

Miss Rosa Malin

Conveyance
of Eight Messuages and
premises and an Orchard
situate at Harvington in
the County of Worcester

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[Five stamps dated 1917]

This Indenture made the twenty fifth
day of May One
thousand nine hundred and seventeen Between
Joseph Cull of Number 99 Port Street Bengeworth
in the Borough of Evesham in the County of
Worcester Retired Inspector of Police of the one
part and Rosa Malin of Harvington in the said
County of Worcester Spinster of the other part
Whereas the said Joseph Cull is seized of the
hereditaments hereinafter described and intended
to be hereby assured for an Estate in fee simple in
possession free from incumbances and he has
agreed with the said
Rosa Malin for the
sale thereof to her
in unincumbered
fee simple in possession
for the sum of nine
hundred and fifty
pounds Now this
Indenture
witnesseth that in
pursuance of the
said Agreement and
in consideration of
the sum of Nine
hundred and fifty
pounds on or before
the execution of these
presents paid by the
said Rosa Malin to
the said Joseph Cull
(the receipt whereof
the said Joseph Cull hereby acknowledges) The
said Joseph Cull as beneficial Owner hereby
conveys Unto the said Rosa Malin All those
eight Messuages Cottages or tenements (formerly
a Messuage and Malthouse) with the yards gardens
outbuildings and appurtenances thereto belonging
and now or late in the occupation of Oliver Harris

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G M Robinson William Bishop
Walter Bishop Clara Beck Beatrice Miles and
Charles Newman as tenants thereof and one Cottage
unoccupied And also all that Orchard or Close
of Pasture land adjoining the before described
hereditaments with the trees growing therein now and
for many years past in the occupation of the said
Rosa Malin as tenant thereof All which said
hereditaments hereinbefore described are situate at
Harvington in the County of Worcester and are for
the better identification thereof by way of further
description but not of restriction with their boundaries
and abuttals delineated and described upon the Plan
drawn upon these presents and are thereon coloured
pink To hold the same unto and to the use of
the said Rosa Malin in fee simple In witness
whereof the said partiers to these presents have
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and
year first before written.

Joseph Cull [signed with seal]

Signed sealed and delivered
by the before named Joseph Cull
in the presence of

Thos Alex
Solicitor
Evesham

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Dated the 4th day of September 1921

Mr E. H. Stratton and
his Mortgage

to

Miss A. M. Malin

Conveyance

of piece of land situate at
Harvington in the County of
Worcester

[Stamp Somerset House 8 Jun 1921]

[Page two:]
This Indenture made the fourth day
of June One thousand
nine hundred and twenty one
Between William Henry Stratton of the Parish of Harvington
in the County of Worcester Farmer of the first part Rosa Malin of
the Parish of Harvington aforesaid Spinster of the second part and

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Amelia Maud Malin of the Parish of Harvington aforesaid Spinster of
the third part Whereas by an Indenture dated the seventeenth day
of October One thousand nine hundred and nineteen and made between
the said William Henry Stratton of the one part and the said Rosa
Malin of the other part the hereditaments hereby assured were together
with other hereditaments of much larger value assured by the said
William Henry Stratton unto and to the use of the said Rosa Malin
in fee simple by way of Mortgage for securing the payment to the
said Rosa Malin her executors administrators or assigns of the sum of
One thousand eight hundred pounds with interest thereon as therein
expressed And whereas the sum of One thousand seven hundred
pounds remain owing to the said Rosa Malin on the security of the
said hereinbefore recited Indenture of Mortgage together with current
interest thereon And whereas the said William Henry Stratton is
seized of or otherwise well entitled to the hereditaments hereinafter
described and expressed to be hereby assured in fee simple in possession
free from incumbrances except as hereinbefore and hereinafter
mentioned and he has agreed with the said Amelia Maud Malin for
the sale thereof to her in unincumbered fee simple in possession of
the sum of Sixteen pounds and ten shillings And whereas the said
Rosa Malin having other sufficient security for the principal monies
and interest owing to her on the security of the hereinbefore recited
Indenture of Mortgage it has been agreed that the whole of the said
purchase money shall be paid to the said William Henry Stratton
and that the said Rosa Malin shall join in these presents in manner
hereinafter appearing Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance
of the said agreement and in consideratiion of the sum of sixteen
pounds and ten shillings paid by the said Amelia Maud Malin
to the said William Henry Stratton with the consent of the said Rosa
Malin (the receipt whereof the said William Henry Stratton and the
payment whereof in manner aforesaid the said Rosa Malin hereby
acknowledges) The said Rosa Malin as Mortgagee at the request of
William Henry Stratton hereby conveys and the same said William
Henry Sratton as Beneficial Owner hereby conveys and confirms
Unto the said Amelia Maud Malin All that piece or parcel of
land containing by recenty admeasurement Three hundred and seventy
four square yards or thereabouts situate in the Parish of Harvington in
County of Worcester and lying behind the messuage and premises
in the occupation of the said Rosa Malin (including a portion of the
present site of a footpath leading from Harvington aforesaid in the
direction of Norton) now in the occupation of the said William Henry
Stratton And all which said hereditaments now in description are
bounded on or towards their southern side by other land belonging

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to the said William Henry Stratton and on all other sides by property of the
said Rosa Malin and are for the better identification thereof with their
boundaries and abuttals more particularly delineated and described on the
Map or plan drawn on these presents and are thereon coloured pink To
hold the same unto and to the use of the said Amelia Maud Malin in
fee simple free from all right or equity of redemption and from all claims
demands under the hereinbefore recited Indenture of Mortgage of
the seventeenth day of October One thousand nine hundred and nineteen But
subject as regards the site and course of the said Footpath before referred to
such rights of way as exist thereover for members of the public or others
And the said Rosa Malin and William Henry Stratton hereby respectfully
acknowledge the right of the said Amelia Maud Malin to production of an
Indenture of Conveyance dated the sixteenth day of October One thousand nine
hundred and nineteen and made between William Smith and Richard Henry
Jephcott of the one part and the said William Henry Stratton of the others part
(being the Conveyance of the hereditaments hereby assured with other hereditaments
to the said William Henry Stratton) and of the hereinbefore recited Indenture
of the seventeenth day of October One thousand nine hundred and nineteen (the
possession of which is retained by the said Rosa Malin) and to delivery of copies
thereof And the said William Henry Stratton doth hereby for himself
his heirs and assigns covenant with the said Amelia Maud Malin her
the said documents safe whole and unexposed (fire or other inevitable
accident only excepted) provided that this covenant shall become void if at any
time hereafter the person who retains possession of the said documents shall
give to the said Amelia Maud Malin her heirs or assigns an undertaking
for the safe custody thereof And to comply with the provisions of Section 73 of The
Finance (1909-10) Oct 1910 it is hereby rectified that the transaction hereby effected
is a separate transaction and does not form part of a larger transaction or
of a series of transactions in respect of which the amount or value or the
aggregate amount or value of the consideration exceeds the sum of Five
hundred pounds In witness whereof the said parties to these presents
have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before
written.

William Henry Stratton [signed with seal]

Rosa Malin [signed with seal]

Signed sealed and delivered to the before
named William Henry Stratton in the
presence of

Thos Alex
Solicitor
Evesham

Amelia Maud Malin [signed with seals]

Signed sealed and delivered by the before
named Rosa Malin and Amelia Maud
Malin in the presence of

Thos A Cox