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Dated the 29th of Septr 1876

Mr George Shailer
and his Mortgage

to

Mr James Major

Attested Copy

Conveyance
of a messuage or Inn known
as the Golden Cross, 2
Cottages or Tenements adjoining
and a close or piece of Land
all situate in the Parish of
Harvington in the County of
Worcester.

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This Indenture made the twenty ninth day of September one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five Between The Reverend
Samuel Garrard of Park Hall in the Parish of Salford Priors in the
County of Warwick Clerk of the first part George Henry Garrard of
Evesham in the County of Worcester Gentleman of the second part
George Shailer of Harvington in the said County of Worcester Innholder
of the third part and James Major of Evesham aforesaid Innholder
of the fourth part Whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty sixth
day of January one thousand eight hundred and sixty three and
made between Thomas Matthews of the one part and the said
George Shailer of the other part For the valuable consideration
therein mentioned the hereditaments and premises hereinafter
firstly described and intended to be hereby conveyed were granted
and conveyed unto and to the use of the said George Shailer his
heirs and assigns for ever And whereas by an Indenture dated
the twenty seventh day of January one thousand eight hundred
and sixty three and made between the said George Shailer of the
one part and George Eades of the other part For the valuable
consideration therein mentioned the said hereditaments and
premises hereinafter described and intended to be hereby
conveyed were granted unto and to the use of the said
George Eades his heirs and assigns for ever by way of
Mortgage for receiving the payment by the said George Shailer
unto the said George Eades his executors administrators or assigns
of the sum of Three hundred pounds with interest And whereas
by an Indenture dated the twenty third day of January one
thousand eight hundred and sixty five and made between
the said George Shailer of the one part and the said George
Eades of the other part In consideration of the sum of
Fifty pounds paid by the said George Eades to the said
George Shailer He the said George Shailer Did thereby charge
the said hereditaments and premises with the payment
to the said George Eades his executors administrators and
assigns as well of the said sum of Fifty pounds and
interest for the same as of the said sum of Three
hundred pounds and interest for the same And whereas

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by an Indenture dated the twenty third day of April one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven (endorsed on the
hereinbefore recited Indenture of the twenty seventh of January
one thousand eight hundred and sixty three) and made between
the said George Eades of the first part the said George Shailer of
the second part and the said Samuel Garrard of the
third part In consideration of the sums of Three hundred pounds
and fifty pounds making together Three hundred and fifty
pounds to the said George Eades paid by the said Samuel Garrard
at the request of the said George Shailer He the said George
Eades assigned the said principal sums of Three hundred
pounds and fifty pounds due to the said George Eades on the
security of the hereinbefore recited Indenture of mortgage
and Further charge and the interest thenceforth to become
due for the same unto the said Samuel Garrard his
executors administrators and assigns absolutely And by the
same now reciting Indenture for the considerations aforesaid
and also the consideration of the sum of Fifty pounds to the
said George Shailer paid by said Samuel Garrard He the
said George Eades granted and He the said George Shailer
released and confirmed the said hereditaments and premises
hereinafter firstly described and intended to be hereby
conveyed unto and to the use of the said Samuel Garrard
his heirs and assigns for ever But nevertheless by way of
mortgage only and subject to redemption upon payment
by the said George Shailer unto the said Samuel Garrard
of the sum of Four hundred pounds with interest And
whereas by an Indenture dated the third day of February one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight and made
between the said George Shailer of the one part and the
said Samuel Garrard of the other part In consideration
of the further sum of sixty three pounds lent by the
said Samuel Garrard to the said George Shailer He the
said George Shailer Did thereby charge the said
hereditaments and premises with the payment by the
said George Shailer unto the said Samuel Garrard of not

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only the said sum of Four hundred pounds but also
the said sum of sixty three pounds then advanced
and interest for the same And whereas the said principal
sums of Four hundred pounds and sixty three pounds making
together the sum of Four hundred and sixty three pounds still
remain due to the said Samuel Garrard but all interest
in respect of the same hath been paid thereon up to
the date hereof as he doth hereby acknowledge And whereas
by another Indenture dated the thirtieth day of June one
thousand eight hundred and seventy and made between
Courtenay Connell Prance of the one part and the said
George Shailer of the other part For the valuable consideration
therein mentioned the hereditaments and premises herein
after secondly described and intended to be hereby conveyed were granted and conveyed
unto and to the use of the said George Shailer his heirs
and assigns for ever And whereas by an Indenture dated the
first day of July one thousand eight hundred and seventy
and made between the said George Shailer of the one part and
the said George Henry Garrard of the other part In consideration
of the sum of Two hundred pounds lent by the said
George Henry Garrard to the said George Shailer He the said
George Shailer granted the said hereditaments and premises
hereinafter secondly described and intended to be hereby
conveyed unto and to the use of the said George Henry
Garrard his heirs and assigns for ever but nevertheless by way
of mortgage only and subject to redemption upon payment
by the said George Shailer unto the said George Henry Garrard
of the sum of Two hundred pounds with interest
And whereas by another Indenture dated the thirteenth day of
February one thousand eight hundred and seventy one
and made between the said George Shailer of the one
part and the said George Henry Garrard of the other
part In consideration of the further sum of Fifty three
pounds lent by the said George Shailer Did thereby charge
and make chargeable All and singular the hereditaments

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and premises comprised in and granted by the last recited Indenture
with the payment by the said George Shailer unto the said George
Henry Garrard of the said further sum of fifty three pounds
with interest for the same And whereas the said principal
sum of Two hundred pounds and fifty three pounds making
together the sum of Two hundred and fifty three pounds still
remain due to the said George Henry Garrard upon the security
of the lastly hereinbefore recited Indenture of mortgage and
further charge but all interest in respect thereof hath been
paid thereon up to the date hereof as he doth hereby acknowledge
And whereas the said George Shailer hath contracted and agreed
with the said James Major for the sale to him of the
hereditaments and premises hereinafter firstly and secondly
described and intended to be hereby conveyed and the
fee simple and inheritance thereof in possession free
from incumbrances at the sum of Eight hundred and
sixty pounds And whereas the said Samuel Garrard and
George Henry Garrard have respectively agreed to join in
these presents for the purpose of conveying and assuring
the said hereditaments and premises to the said James Major
in manner hereinafter appearing upon receiving out of the
said purchase money the said several sums of Four
hundred and sixty three pounds and two hundred and
fifty three pounds so due to them respectively as aforesaid
Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the
said contract and in consideration of the sum of Four hundred
and sixty three pounds (part of the said purchase money
or sum of Eight hundred and sixty pounds) to the said
Samuel Garrard And of the sum of Two hundred and
fifty three pounds (other part of the said purchase money)
to the said George Henry Garrard respectively paid by the said
James Major at or before the execution of these presents
the receipt of which said several sums in manner aforesaid
the said Samuel Garrard and George Henry Garrard do
hereby respectively admit and acknowledge And also in
consideration of the sum of one hundred and forty

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four pounds (residue of the said purchase money) to the said
George Shailer at the same time paid by the said James
Major the receipt and payment of which said several sums
of Four hundred and sixty three pounds two hundred and
fifty three pounds and one hundred and forty four Pounds
making together the full purchase money or sum of Eight
hundred and sixty pounds he the said George Shailer doth hereby
admit and acknowledge and of and from the same and
every part thereof doth hereby acquit release and for ever
discharge the said James Major his heirs executors and
administrators by these Presents They the said Samuel Garrard
and George Henry Garrard according to their respective
estates and interests in the hereditaments hereinafter
described and intended to be hereby conveyed and so
far as they respectively lawfully can or may and no
further or otherwise Do and each of them Doth by these
presents at the request of the said George Shailer testified
by his executing these Presents grant release and convey
And he the said George Shailer Doth by these presents grant
release convey and confirm unto the said James Major
and his heirs Firstly All that messuage or tenement
known by the name of the Golden Cross Inn with the
stables brewhouse outhouses and other erections and
buildings and the yards and garden thereunto
adjoining and belonging which said messuage and
buildings were erected and built upon part of a piece
or parcel of land which was formerly part and parcel
of a certain field or close of land called by the name
of Hawkes Field or Hawkes Piece situate and being in the
parish of Harvington in the County of Worcester
heretofore in the occupation of Joseph Cale Williams but now
of the said George Shailer And also All that piece or parcel of
land or ground called Porters Elm Corner now and for many
years past used as garden ground adjoining the last
described premises and occupied therewith situate in the parish
of Harvington aforesaid formerly in the occupation of William

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Bennett afterwards of Joseph Cale since of the said Joseph
Cale Williams but now of the said George Shailer bounded
on the East by the hereditaments hereinbefore described on the
West by the Turnpike Road leading from Evesham to
Alcester on the North by a piece of land of Mr George Malin
and on the South by a road or land [lane] leading from Harvington
aforesaid to the Lenches And also All those two cottages or
tenements erected and built by the said George Shailer upon
the hereinbefore described pieces or parcels of land
or some part thereof with the appurtenances to the same
belonging now in the occupation of Isaac Ganderton and
John Hanks as tenants thereof secondly All that piece or parcel
of Land situate in the parish of Harvington aforesaid
containing by admeasurement Two acres and six perches
or thereabouts heretofore also part and parcel of the said
close or piece of land known as Hawkes piece and near to
the premises hereinbefore firstly described and fronting to the said road
leading from Evesham to Alcester as the same piece of land
intended to be hereby conveyed is now in the occupation of the
said George Shailer Together with all houses outhouses edifices
buildings gardens hedges ditches fences roads ways waters
watercourses lights sights members easements and appurtenances
to the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed
to be hereby granted belonging or in anywise appertaining
or to or with the same or any part thereof now or
at anytime heretofore granted with or occupied or
known as part or parcel of the same or any part
thereof or appurtenant thereto And all reversions
remainders yearly and other rents issues and profits
thereof And all the estate right title property interest use
trust possibility benefit claim and demand whatsoever both
at law and in equity of the said Samuel Garrard
George Henry Garrard and George Shailer and each and
every of them of in to out of or upon the hereditaments
and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted
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hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be
hereby granted and conveyed unto the said James Major
and his heirs (Freed and wholly discharged from all
principal and interest monies due and owing and secured
to the said Samuel Garrard and George Henry Garrard
or either of them upon or by virtue of the hereinbefore
recited Indenture of Mortgage Transfer and Further
charge or any or either of them and from all claims
and demands in respect thereof) To the use of the said
James Major his heirs and assigns for ever And the said
James Major who was married since the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty four doth hereby
declare that if he shall die leaving a Widow she
shall not be entitled to dower out of or in the said
hereditaments and premises or any part thereof And each of
them the said Samuel Garrard and George Henry Garrard
so far as relates to his own acts and deeds and no further
or otherwise doth hereby for himself his heirs executors
and administrators Covenant with the said James Major
his heirs and assigns that he the covenanting party 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 the hereditaments
and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby conveyed
or any part thereof are is can shall or may be
impeached charged affected or incumbered in title
estate or otherwise howsoever And the said George Shailer
doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and
administrators covenant with the said James Major
his heirs and assigns in manner following that is to
say that for and notwithstanding any act deed
matter or thing whatsoever made done committed
executed occasioned suffered by him the said George
Shailer or by any person rightfully claiming through
under or in trust for him to the contrary they the said
George Shailer Samuel Garrard and George Henry Garrard

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or some or one of them now have good right and full
power to grant and convey the hereditaments and
premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and
conveyed unto and to the use of the said James Major
his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid And that it
shall be lawful for the said James Major his heirs
and assigns at all times hereafter peaceably and
quietly to enter into and upon and to have hold use
occupy and enjoy the said hereditaments and premises
and to receive and take the rents issues and profits
thereof and of every part thereof without any
interruption or disturbance from or by the said
George Shailer or his heirs or from or by any person
or persons rightfully claiming through under or in
trust for him And that free from and effectually
kept indemnified against all and all manner of former
and other estates rights titles charges debts and incumbrances
whether already or hereafter to be had made done
executed permitted occasioned or suffered by him
the said George Shailer or his heirs or by any person
or persons rightfully claiming through under or
in trust for him And lastly that he the said
George Shailer and his heirs and all other persons
whomsoever having or rightfully claiming any estate
right title property or Interest in or to the hereditaments
and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby
conveyed through under or in trust for him or
them shall and will at all times hereafter upon
every reasonable request by and at the costs and
charges of the said James Major his heirs or assigns
make do acknowledge and execute or cause to be made
done acknowledged and executed all such further
and other lawful and reasonable acts deeds conveyances
and assurances in the law whatsoever for the further
or better or more satisfactory granting or otherwise
assuring the said hereditaments and premises

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hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed
unto and to the use of the said James Major his
heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid as by the said
James Major his heirs or assigns or his or their counsel
in the Law shall be reasonably devised or advised
and required In Witness whereof the said parties to these
presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day
and year first above written.

Samuel (LS) Garrard       Geo H (LS) Garrard       James (LS) Major       George (LS) Shailer

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within named

Chas Lunn
Clerk to Messrs New & Co.
Solrs Evesham

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within named
George Henry Garrard George Shailer and James
Major in the presence of

Herbert Downes
Clerk to Messrs New Prance & Garrard
Solrs Evesham

Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named James Major
the sum of Four hundred and sixty three pounds       £463
being the consideration money within
mentioned to be paid by him to me

Samuel Garrard

Witness
Chas Lunn

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Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named James Major
the sum of Two hundred and fifty three pounds       £253
being the consideration money within
mentioned to be paid by him to me

Geo H Garrard

Witness
Herbert Downes

Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named James Major
the sum of One hundred and forty four pounds       £144
being the consideration money within                     ------
mentioned to be paid by him to me                         £860

George Shailer

Witness
Herbert Downes

Examined with original this                         Hugh Courtenay Prance
8th day of December 1880 of which             G Ellis Garrard
we hereby attest this to be a
true and correct copy.

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Dated 9th Decr 1880

Mr James Major

to

Mr Thomas Cresswell

Conveyance of a piece of
land at Harvington in the
County of Worcester.

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This Indenture made the ninth day of
December One thousand eight
hundred and eighty Between James Major of Evesham in the
County of Worcester Innkeeper of the one part and Thomas Cresswell
of Orchard Street Redditch in the same county Builder of the other part
Whereas by an Indenture dated the twenty ninth day of September One
thousand eight hundred and seventy five and made between The
Reverend Samuel Garrard of Park Hall in the Parish of Salford Priors in
the County of Warwick Clerk of the first part George Henry Garrard of Evesham
in the County of Worcester Gentleman on the second part George Shailer of
Harvington in the said County of Worcester Innkeeper of the third part and the
said James Major of the fourth part for the valuable considerations therein
mentioned (inter alia) All that piece or parcel of land situate in the
parish of Harvington aforesaid containing by admeasurement Two acres and
six perches or thereabouts therefore part and parcel of a close or piece of land known as
Hawkes piece and near to the Golden Cross Inn and fronting to the road
leading from Evesham to Alcester was granted and assured unto and to
the use of the said James Major his heirs and assigns for ever And
whereas the said James Major hath contracted and agreed with the
said Thomas Cresswell for the sale to him of the piece or parcel of land
hereinafter described and intended to be hereby conveyed (being part of
the said piece of land so conveyed to the said James Major by the
hereinbefore recited Indenture as aforesaid) at the price or sum of Twenty
nine pounds Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of
the said agreement and in consideration of the sum of Twenty nine pounds
to the said James Major paid by the said Thomas Cresswell at or
immediately before the execution of these presents the receipt whereof he the
said James Major doth hereby admit and acknowledge thereof and
therefore doth acquit release and discharge the said Thomas Cresswell
his heirs executors administrators and assigns for ever by these presents He
the said James Major doth by these presents grant and convey unto the
said Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns All that piece of land
situate at Harvington aforesaid containing twenty one yards or thereabouts
in front to the Evesham and Alcester turnpike road and twenty four
yards or thereabouts in depth and five hundred and four square yards
or thereunto in the whole as now marked or staked out as the same is
more particularly delineated in the plan drawn on these presents and
thereon colored pink Together with all yards gardens ways paths passages
watercourses mounds fences easements rights members and appurtenances
to the said piece of land and hereditaments expressed to be hereby conveyed
belonging or in anywise appertaining And all the estate right title interest
inheritance property possession claim and demand both at law and in
equity of the said James Major of in to out of or upon the said piece of land
hereditaments and premises expressed to be hereby conveyed and every part
thereof To have and to hold the said piece of land and hereditaments
and all and singular other the premises hereinbefore expressed to by hereby
granted and conveyed unto the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns
To the use of the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns for ever
And the said Thomas Cresswell doth hereby declare that no Widow he may leave

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at his decease shall be entitled to dower out of or in the said piece of
land hereditaments and premises hereby granted and conveyed or any part
thereof And the said James Major doth hereby for himself his heirs
executors and administrators covenant with the said Thomas Cresswell his
heirs and assigns in manner following that is to say that for
and notwithstanding any act deed or thing whatsoever by him the
said James Major made done or knowingly suffered to the
contrary he the said James Major now hath in himself good right
and full power to grant and convey the hereditaments and premises
expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed unto and to the use of the said
Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid and that it
shall be lawful for the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns
from time to time and at all times hereafter peaceably and quietly to enter
into and upon have hold enjoy receive and take the rents and profits of the
hereditaments and premises expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed
without the let suit hindrance or interruption of the said James Major
his heirs or of any person or persons claiming or to claim through or under him
them or any of them And that free and clear of and from or otherwise by him
the said James Major his heirs executors or administrators well and sufficiently
indemnified against all former and other estates rights titles charges and
incumbrances whatsoever either already or hereafter to be had made executed
or suffered by the said James Major or his heirs or any person or persons
claiming or to claim through or under him or them And further that he
the said James Major and his heirs and all and every other person and
persons having or claiming or who shall or may have or claim any estate
right or interest in or to the hereditaments and premises expressed and
intended to be hereby granted and conveyed through or under him or them
of all and will from time to time and at all times hereafter upon every
reasonably request and at all the costs and charges of the said Thomas Cresswell
his heirs or assigns make and execute or cause to be made and executed all
such further acts deeds conveyances and assurances for more effectually
or satisfactorily granting and conveying the hereditaments and premises
expressed and intended to be hereby granted and conveyed or any part thereof
unto and to the use of the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs and assigns as by
him or them or his or their counsel in the Law shall be reasonably devised
or advised and required And lastly that he the said James Major his
heirs or assigns shall and will at all times hereafter upon reasonable
request by and at the costs of the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs or assigns
produce or cause to be produced unto him or them or as he or they may
reasonably require the hereinbefore recited Indenture for the manifestation
proof and defence of the estate title and possession of the said Thomas
Cresswell his heirs or assigns to the said piece of Land hereinbefore
expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed And also shall and will
at the like request and costs make and furnish to the said Thomas
Cresswell his heirs or assigns true and attested or plain unattested copies
or abstracts of or extracts from the same Indenture and permit and
suffer such copies abstracts or extracts to be compared and
examined with the original and also shall and will in the
meantime keep and preserve the same deed safe whole and
uncancelled damage by fire or other inevitable accident only

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excepted In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have
hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before written.

James Major [signed with seal]
Thomas Cresswell [signed with seal]

Signed Sealed and Delivered
by the within named James Major
and Thomas Cresswell in the
presence of

Herbert Downes
Clerk to Messrs New & Co
Solrs Evesham

Received on the execution of these presents from the within
named Thomas Cresswell the sum of Twenty nine pounds       £29 : 0 : 0
being the consideration money expressed to be paid to me.

Witness:-
Herbert Downes [signed]     James Major [signed]

Enlargement of plan on page three.

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Dated 28th January 1881

Mr Thos Cresswell

to

Mr Saml Powell

Mortgage

of

Messuage and Land situate at
Harvington in the County of Worcester
and a messuage and land at Redditch
in the Parish of Ipsley and County of
Warwick for securing £500 and interest
at £5 per cent per annum and now
attornment of Tenancy.

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This Indenture made the twenty eighth
day of January
One thousand eight
hundred and eighty
one Between Thomas Cresswell of Orchard Street
Redditch in the County of Worcester Builder of the one part and
Samuel Powell of Headless Cross Redditch aforesaid Gentleman
of the other part Witnesseth that in consideration of Five
hundred pounds this day paid to the said Thomas Cresswell
by the said Samuel Powell (the receipt whereof the said Thomas
Cresswell doth hereby acknowledge) He the said Thomas Cresswell doth
hereby grant unto the said Samuel Powell his heirs and assigns
Firstly, All that piece of land situate at Harvington in the County
of Worcester containing twenty one yards or thereabouts in front to the
Evesham and Alcester Turnpike Road and twenty four yards or
thereabouts in depth and five hundred and four square yards or
thereabouts in the whole as now marked or staked out as the same is
more particularly delineated in the Plan drawn on the Indenture conveying the same to
the said Thomas Cresswell dated the ninth day of December One
thousand eight hundred and eighty and made between James Major
of the one part and the said Thomas Cresswell of the other part and
thereon colored Pink. And also all those four messuages or
Dwellinghouses now in course of erection on the said piece of land or
some part thereof And Secondly All that piece of Land situate in
and fronting to a certain street called Orchard Street leading out of
Oswald Street in the Parish of Ipsley in the County of Warwick
(being part of a piece of land formerly called "The Orchard") and
bounded on or towards the east by a piece of Land now or late of
Charles Frederick Rice towards the north by land now or late
belonging to [blank] Savage Lander Esquire and on or towards
the west by land now or late of Robert Smith Bartleet Esquire and
having a frontage or width of five yards to Orchard Street aforesaid
and carrying the same width throughout and containing in depth
in the east side thereof Fifty seven feet six inches and in the west
side thereof Fifty eight feet and in the whole ninety six square yards
or thereabouts by the said several quantities more or less And also
the Messuage or Dwellinghouse with the outbuildings thereto belonging
recently erected and now standing and being upon the lastly described
piece of Land and in the occupation of the said Thomas Cresswell and
all other Messuages and Buildings to be hereafter erected on the said
pieces of Land or either of them Together with all Buildings fences ways
Yards Gardens sewers drains lights liberties privileges easements and
appurtenances whatsoever in the premises or any of them belonging
or in anywise appertaining or usually held or occupied therewith or
reputed to belong or be appurtenant thereto And also the Estate right
title interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said Thomas
Cresswell in to and upon the said premises and every part
thereof To hold the said pieces of Land messuages hereditaments and
premises unto the said Samuel Powell his heirs and assigns to the use
of the said Samuel Powell his heirs and assigns Provided always that
if the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs executors administrators or assigns shall

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on the twenty eighth day of July next pay to the said Samuel Powell
his executors administrators or assigns the sum of Dive hundred pounds
with interest for the same after the rate of Five pounds per cent per annum
computed from the date of these presents then and in such case the
hereditaments and premises hereby granted or expressed so to be shall
at any time thereafter at the request and cost of the said Thomas
Cresswell his heirs or assigns be reconveyed to him or them or as
he or they shall direct And the said Thomas Cresswell Doth hereby
for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said
Samuel Powell his executors administrators and assigns that he the said
Thomas Cresswell his heirs executors administrators or assigns will on
the twenty eighth day of July next pay unto the said Samuel Powell his
executors administrators or assigns the sum of Five hundred pounds with
interest for the same after the rate of Five pounds per cent per annum
computed from the date of these presents And if the said sum of Five
hundred pounds shall not by paid on the said twenty eighth day of
July next then will pay to him or them interest thereon after the rate
aforesaid by equal half yearly payments on the twenty eighth day of July
and the twenty eighth day of January in every year until the same sum
shall be fully paid And the said Thomas Cresswell doth hereby for
himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said
Samuel Powell his heirs and assigns that he the said Thomas
Cresswell now hath good right to grant the hereditaments and premises
hereby granted or expressed so to be unto and to the use of the said
Samuel Powell his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid And that if
defaults shall be made in payment of the said sum of Five hundred pounds
or the interest thereof on the twenty eighth day of July next the said Samuel
Powell his heirs and assigns may at any time thereafter enter into and
upon the said hereditaments and premises and shall thenceforth quietly
possess and enjoy the same and receive the rents and profits thereof without
any lawful eviction interruption claim or demand from or by any
person or persons whomsoever and that free from incumbrances and
further that he the said Thomas Cresswell and all other persons having or
lawfully or equitably claiming any estate or interest in the said hereditaments
and premises or any part thereof shall and will from time to time and at all
times hereafter at his or their own cost during the continuance of this security
and afterwards at the cost of the person or persons requiring the same do
and execute or cause to be done and executed all such acts deeds and things
for further and more perfectly assuring the said hereditaments and
premises unto and to the use of the said Samuel Powell his heirs and
assigns in manner aforesaid as shall or may be reasonably required
And also that he the said Thomas Cresswell his heirs executors
administrators or assigns will at all times during the continuance of
this security keep the messuage and buildings hereby granted or expressed
so to be insured from loss or damage by fire in the name or names of the
said Samuel Powell his executors administrators or assigns in the sum of
Five hundred pounds at the least in amounts fairly proportioned to the value
of the respective Buildings firstly and secondly hereinbefore described in
the Staffordshire Insurance Office or in some other office for Insurance &
to be approved of by him or them and will duly pay all Premiums
and sums of money payable for that purpose and will deliver to the said
Samuel Powell his executors administrators or assigns the receipt for every said
payment within seven days after it shall become due And it is hereby agreed and

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declared that it shall be lawful for the said Samuel Powell his executors administrators
or assigns at any time or times without any further consent on the part of the said Thomas
Cresswell his heirs or assigns to sell the hereditaments and premises respectively hereby granted
or expressed so to be or any part thereof either together or in lots and either by public Auction
or private Contract and either with or without special conditions or stipulations relative to title or
otherwise with power to buy in at any Sales by Public Auction or to recind Contracts for sale and to
resell without being answerable for any loss or diminution in price and with power also to
execute assurances give effectual receipts for the purchase money and do all other acts and
things for completing the Sale which the said Samuel Powell his executors administrators or assigns
shall think proper And it is hereby agreed and declared that the said Samuel Powell his executors
administrators or assigns shall with and out of the monies to arise from any such sale as
aforesaid in the first place pay and retain the costs and expenses attending such sale or
otherwise incurred in relation to this security and in the next place pay and satisfy the monies
which shall then be owing in the security of these presents and shall pay the surplus (if any) to the
said Thomas Cresswell his heirs or assigns And it is hereby declared that the power of sale hereinbefore
contained may be exercised by any person or persons for the time being entitled to receive and give a discharge
for the monies for the time being owing on the security of these presents and that if the legal Estate in the
said hereditaments and premises shall devolve upon or otherwise become vested in the person or persons
other than the person or persons hereby authorised to exercise the said power of sale the person or persons in
whom such legal estate shall for the time being by vested shall execute such assurances for the purpose of
completing any sale made under the said power as the person or persons by whom such sale shall be
made shall direct And for the purpose of better securing the punctual payment of the interest of
the said principal sum of He the said Thomas Cresswell doth hereby attorn tenant to the said
Samuel Powell of the Messuage and premises secondly hereinbefore described and hereby granted or
expressed so to be at the yearly rent of Fifteen pounds to be paid half yearly on the twenty eighth
day of July and the twenty eighth day of January in every year Provided always that the
said Samuel Powell his heirs or assigns may at any time after the said twenty eighth day of July
next enter into and upon the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof and determine
the tenancy hereby created without giving the said Thomas Cresswell any notice to quit.
In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set this hands and
seals the day and year first before written.

Signed sealed and delivered by
the above named Thomas
Cresswell in the presence         Thomas Cresswell [signed with seal]
of
William Raine Solr

Clerk with E C Browning Solr Redditch

Received on the day and year first before written of and
from the before named Samuel Powell the sum of Five hundred         £500
pounds being the consideration money hereinbefore expressed
to be paid by him to me Thomas Cresswell [signed]

Witness: Wm Raine [signed]

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Dated 22nd May 1884

Mr Thomas Cresswell

to

Mr James Bloxham

Conveyance

of

four messuages or dwellinghouses
situate at Harvington in the
County of Worcester

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Thomas
Cresswell in the presence of

A: Hasuits[?]
Clerk to Messrs Coleman & Co
Sols Redditch

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This Indenture made the twenty second day of May One thousand eight hundred and eighty four
Between Thomas Cresswell of Redditch in the County of Worcester
Builder of the one part and James Bloxham of Harvington in the said
County of Worcester Baker of the other part Whereas the said Thomas Cresswell
being lawfully sized of or otherwise well entitled to the messuages or dwellinghouses and premises hereinafter expressed
to be hereby conveyed for an Estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession free from incumbrances hath agreed
with the said James Bloxham for the absolute sale thereof to him for the sum of Two hundred and
ninety five pounds Now this Indenture witnesseth that in consideration of Two hundred and
ninety five pounds to the said Thomas Cresswell this day paid by the said James Bloxham the
receipt whereof the said Thomas Cresswell doth hereby acknowledge He there said Thomas Cresswell
as Beneficial Owner Doth hereby grant and convey unto the said James Bloxham his heirs
and assigns All that price or parcel of land situate at Harvington in the County of Worcester containing
Twenty one yards or thereabouts in front to the Evesham and Alcester turnpike road and twenty
four yards or thereabouts in depth and Five hundred and four square yards or thereabouts in the whole
as the same is new staked out or fenced in And also all those messuages or dwellinghouses with
the outbuildings thereto belonging erected and built by the said Thomas Cresswell on the said piece of
land or on some part thereof as the same are now in the respective occupation of William Ayliffe William Haughton
John Winter and Frank Heweley All which said premises are bounded on the north by the said
Road from Evesham to Alcester on the east and south by land of James Major and on the
west by land of His Royal Highness the Duc d'Aumale now in the occupation of George Cole
To hold the same Unto and To the use of the said James Bloxham his heirs 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 above written.

Thomas Cresswell [signed with seal]

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Dated 12th July 1928

The Trustees of the Will of
Mr James Bloxham deceased

to

Mr F E George

Conveyance

of

Four cottages and gardens known as
"Fair View" situate in the Parish of
Harvington in the County of Worcester

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This Conveyance made
the twelfth
day of July One thousand nine hundred and
twenty eight Between Henry Stratton
of Harvington in the County of Worcester Farmer and Fanny
Elizabeth Smith of Salters Hill Villa in the Parish
of Deerhurst near Tewkesbury in the County of Gloucester Spinster
(hereinafter called "the Vendors") of the one part and
Frederick Edward George of Greenhill Evesham in the
County of Worcester Market Gardener (hereinafter called "the
Purchaser") of the other part Whereas James Bloxham late
of Harvington in the County of Worcester at the date of making
his will and of his death hereinafter recited was seized of (inter
alia) the property hereinafter described in fee simple in possession
free from incumbrances And whereas by his will dated the
fourteenth day of December One thousand nine hundred and one
the said James Bloxham appointed his wife Millicent Bloxham
and William Smith and the said William Henry Stratton to be
the executors and trustees of that his Will and after certain legacies
and bequests of personal estate Testator gave devised and
bequeathed all the rest and residue of his real and personal estate
to his Trustees upon trust to pay or permit his said Wife Millicent
to receive the rents issues and annual produce thereof during her
life and after her decease Testator devised and bequeathed all
the said residue of his Estate unto his Trustees upon trust for sale
therein mentioned And whereas the said James Bloxham died
on the third day of April One thousand nine hundred and four
and his said Will was duly proved in the Worcester District

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Probate Registry on the seventh day of May One thousand nine
hundred and four by the said Millicent Bloxham William Smith
and William Henry Stratton the Executors therein named And
whereas the said William Smith died on the twenty ninth day of
October One thousand nine hundred and nineteen And whereas
by a Deed of Appointment of New Trustees dated the twenty sixth
day of December One thousand nine hundred and nineteen and
made between the said Millicent Bloxham and William Henry
Stratton of the one part and John Phipps Smith of the other part
the said John Phipps Smith was appointed to be a Trustee of the
before recited Will of the said James Bloxham deceased in the
place of the said William Smith deceased and jointly with the
said Deed contained a declaration that the property described in the
Schedule thereto (of which the property hereinafter described
formed part) vested in the said Millicent Bloxham William Henry
Stratton and John Phipps Smith upon the trusts of the Will
And whereas the said John Phipps Smith died on the twenty third
day of December One thousand nine hundred and twenty three
And whereas by a Deed of Appointment of New Trustees dated
the twenty sixth day of May One thousand nine hundred and
twenty four made between the said Millicent Bloxham and
William Henry Stratton of the one part and the said Fanny
Elizabeth Smith of the other part the said Fanny Elizabeth
Smith was appointed to be a Trustee of the before recited Will of
the said James Bloxham deceased and jointly with the said
Millicent Bloxham and William Henry Stratton and the said
Deed contained a Declaration that the property described in the

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Schedule thereto vested in the said Millicent Bloxham and William,
Henry Stratton and the said Fanny Elizabeth Smith upon the
trusts of the Will And whereas by virtue of the Law of Property
Act 1925 and the Settled Land Act 1925 the property hereinafter
described became vested in the said Millicent Bloxham in fee simple
at law but no vesting Deed or Assent in her favour was ever executed
And whereas the said Millicent Bloxham died on the eighteenth
day of December One thousand nine hundred and twenty seven having
by her Will dated the twenty second day of May One thousand nine
hundred and twenty four appointed Mary Olivia Smith and the said
Fanny Elizabeth Smith and William Henry Stratton Executors
and Trustees thereof which Will was duly proved in the Worcester
District Probate Registry on the Eighteenth day of May One
thousand nine hundred and twenty eight by the Executors
therein named And whereas by an Assent dated the
Second day of July One thousand nine
hundred and twenty eight the said Mary Olivia Smith Fanny
Elizabeth Smith and William Henry Stratton (who have made
no previous assent or Conveyance as they hereby declare) assented to
the vesting in the Vendors as the surviving Trustees of the Will of the
said James Bloxham deceased of (inter alia) the property hereinafter
described upon the trusts declared concerning the same by the said
Will of the said James Bloxham deceased And whereas
the vendors as Trustees of the Will of the said James Bloxham
deceased in exercise of the trust for sale of the property to him at
the price or for the sum of Five hundred and twenty pounds
Now this deed witnesseth as follows:-

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1. In consideration of the sum of Five hundred and twenty pounds
to the Vendors now paid by the Purchaser (the receipt whereof of
Vendors hereby acknowledge) the Vendors as Trustees in exercise of the
powers conferred on them by the Will of the said James Bloxham
deceased and of all other powers them hereunto enabling hereby
convey unto the Purchaser All those four messuages or cottages
gardens and premises called "Fair View" situate in the Parish of
Harvington in the County of Worcester near the Cross there fronting
the main road leading from Evesham to Alcester in the occupations
of Charles Ward Charles Hancock William Westbury and Mrs
Shailer as tenants thereof To hold the same unto the Purchaser
in fee simple.

2. The Vendors hereby acknowledge the right of the Purchaser to
production and delivery of copies of the Documents of Title mentioned
in the Schedule hereto

In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto
set their hands and seals the day and year first before written.

The Schedule above referred to
1st May 1904 Probate of the Will of James Bloxham deceased.
26th December 1919 & 26th May 1924 Deeds of Appointment of New Trustees of these dated.
2nd July 1928 The before recited Assent of this date.

Signed sealed and delivered
by the said William Henry Stratton         Wm H Stratton [signed]
in
the presence of                                         Fanny Elizabeth Smith [signed]

P Crisp
Clerk to Messrs Byrch Cox & Sons
Solicitors Evesham

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Dated 17th February 1937

Mr F E George

to

Mrs D A George

Conveyance

of

Four cottages situate at Harvington
in the County of Worcester

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This Conveyance made the
seventeenth day of February One thousand nine
hundred and thirty two Between Frederick Edward
George of Greenhill Evesham in the County of Worcester
Market Gardener (hereinafter called "the Vendor")
of the one part and Dorothy Alice George of the same
address Wife of the said Frederick Edward George
(hereinafter called the Purchaser") of the other part
Whereas the Vendor is seized in fee simple in
possession free from incumbrances of the property hereinafter
described and has agreed with the Purchaser for the
sale thereof to her at the price or for the sum of
five hundred pounds Now this Deed Witnesseth as
follows:-

1. In consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds
to the Vendor now paid by the Purchaser (the receipt
whereof the Vendor hereby acknowledges) the Vendor as
Beneficial Owner hereby conveys unto the Purchaser All
Those four messuages or cottages gardens and premises
called "Fair View" situate in the Parish of Harvington
in the County of Worcester near the Cross there fronting
the main road leading from Evesham to Alcester in
the occupations of Charles Ward Mrs Hancock William
Westbury and H Shailer as tenants thereof To Hold
the same unto the Purchaser in fee simple

2. It is hereby declared that the transaction hereby effected
does not form part of a larger transaction or of a

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series of transactions in respect of which the amount
or value or the aggregate amount or value of the
consideration exceeds five hundred pounds.

In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents
have hereunto set their hands and seals the day
and year first above written.

Signed Sealed and Delivered
by the said Frederick Edward
      F E George
George in the presence of:-
the date having been
first altered to the 17th
day of February 1932

R Hodgetts [signed]
Solicitor Evesham

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Dated 30th December 1935

Mrs D A George

to

Mrs R M Flanagan

Conveyance

of

Four cottages situate
at Harvington in the
County of Worcester

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This Conveyance made the
thirtieth
day of December
One thousand nine hundred and thirty five Between
Dorothy Alice George of Greenhill Evesham
in the County of Worcester the Wife of Frederick
Edward George Market Gardener (hereinafter called
"the Vendor") of the one part and Kathleen May
Flanagan the Wife of Edward Cecil George
Flanagan of Ridgeway Gotham in the County of
Nottingham Optician (hereinafter called "the Purchaser")
of the other part Whereas the Vendor is seized in
fee simple in possession free from incumbrances of the
property hereinafter described and has agreed with
the Purchaser for the sale thereof to her at the price
or for the sum of Four hundred and ninety pounds
Now This Deed witnesseth as follows:

1. In consideration of the sum of Four hundred
and ninety pounds to the Vendor now paid by the
Purchaser (the receipt whereof the Vendor hereby
acknowledges) the Vendor as Beneficial Owner hereby
conveys unto the Purchaser All Those Four
Cottages or Messuages with the Gardens and premises
called "Fair View" situate in the Parish of Harvington
in the County of Worcester near the Cross there fronting
the road leading from Evesham to Alcester in the
occupation of Charles Ward, Mrs Hancock, William
Westbury and Mr Stephens as tenants thereof To hold
the same unto the Purchaser in fee simple.

[Written in faint pencil above the occupiers are other names, which suggest a change of occupiers around this time: above Mrs Hancock is Mr Mansell (Sarah Hancock was living here in 1939); above William Westbury is Mrs -----[?] (Edwin Ecclestone was living here in 1939); above Mr Stephens is Mrs Jones[?] (Joseph Stephens was living here in 1939).]

2. It is hereby declared that the transaction hereby
effected 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 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

Signed Sealed and Delivered
by the said Dorothy Alice George       Dorothy A George [signed]
in the presence of:

Douglas G Cross
Solicitor Evesham

1. 1990 - Epitome of title 1960 - one side on one sheet
2. 28 November 1960 - Land charge - two sides of one sheet
3. 30 November 1960 - Conveyance - four sides on three sheets
4. 29 March 1986 - Probate - one side on one sheet
5. March 1986 - Memorandum - one side one sheet
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6. 1990 - Epitome of title 1978 - 1990 - one side on one sheet
7. 2 November 1978 - Deed of Gift - four sides on two sheets
8. 30 May 1980 - Probate - two sides of one sheet
9. 30 May 1980 - Assent - three sides on two sheets
10. 2 March 1985 - Probate - one side of one sheet
11. 10 October 1986 - Land charge - one side of one sheet
12. 26 September 1986 - Conveyance - four sides of two sheets
13. 26 September 1986 - Legal charge - two sides of one sheet
14. 19 September 1990 - Conveyance - four sides on three sheets
15. 20 September 1990 - Land charge - one side on one sheet
16. 30 October 1990 - Legal charge - four sides on two sheets

1. 1990 - Epitome of title 1990 - one side on one sheet
2. 28 November 1960 - Land charge one sheet only published
3. 30 November 1960 - Conveyance - four sides on three sheets
4. 11 May 1987 - Probate - one side on one sheet
5. March 1986 - Memorandum - one side one sheet