• Harvington Lodge 001: dated 25 Jan 1841 - Abstract will of John Edwin.
• Harvington Lodge 002: dated 25 Jul 1853 - Declaration.
• Harvington Lodge 003: dated 04 Aug 1853 - Transfer of Mortgage.
• Harvington Lodge 004: dated 02 Jan 1855 - Deed of Enfranchisement.
• Harvington Lodge 005: dated 12 Jan 1855 - Assignment.
• Harvington Lodge 006: dated 19 Jan 1855 - Confirmation of Mortgage.
• Harvington Lodge 007: dated 20 Apr 1855 - Certificate of Registry.
• Harvington Lodge 008: dated 01 Nov 1856 - Abstract Will of Mrs Capper.
• Harvington Lodge 009: dated 18 Aug 1862 - Conveyance.
• Harvington Lodge 010: dated 1864 - Inland Revenue Assessment.
• Harvington Lodge 011: dated 01 Dec 1871 - Conveyance.

• Adams: no forename
• Antrobus: Henry L, Hugh Lindsay
• Arnold: George Henry, Sophia Henry
• Atkins: John
• Baldwyn: Bernard
• Banks: Mrs Anne (on plan)
• Baylis: George
• Bomford: Benjamin, Hemming James, Joseph Hughes
• Bullock: James
• Capper: Daniel, Mary Ann
• Charles: Miss, Revd Samuel
• Coulthurst: William Matthew, William
• Cowley: William Tunniclffe
• Curnock: Lawrence William
• Edwin: Caroline Pettipher, John
• Garrard: Samuel
• Gibbs: John
• Godfrey: Ellen
• Gould: Alice, Elizabeth
• Gouldsmith: Jessie
• Goulburn: Henry
• Grady: Sophia Mary

• Haywood: Frances, John
• Hearne: Stephen Street
• Hiatt: John, Joseph
• Hughes: George, William
• Humfrey: Revd Francis
• Hunt: William
• Ingram: Edward Winnington, John Richard, Sophia Mary, Stephen W
• Jackson: A S, Albert Herbert, Alfred Herbert, Henry, Henry Shailer, Samuel
• James: William
• Jewesbury: Frederick Charles
• Lefevre: J George Shaw
• Lowe: William
• Lunn: G, Robert, Stephen, Thomas, William
• Malin: George
• Marshalls: Alice, Edmund, Francis, James, John elder, John younger, John Gould, Mary Anne, Thomas Gould, William, Wilson, W H (on plan)
• Millward: J
• New: Herbert
• New Prance & Garrard: (solicitors, Evesham)
• D'Orleans: Henry Eugene Phiippe Louis

[Title sheet (hl001a):]

Harvington

Abstract of Will
of
John Edwin

White Benett of
Whitehall Place
[crossed out] New Prance Garrard

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[In margin:] 25th January 1841
Probate produced
by Messrs New & Co
Evesham
4/4/28
Witnessed

Abstract of the Will of John Edwin

John Edwin of Sheriff Lench in the County of Worcester Gentleman by his
Will of this date

After desiring that his articles of Plate should be divided by his Executors
equally or as near thereto as could be done between his two daughters

Directed his said Executors to convert into money such other parts of his personal
effects as might not consist of money or of copyhold or leasehold tenements so
soon after his decease as conveniently might be and to employ the produce thereof
with his ready money in the payment of his just debts funeral & testamentary expenses
& of the annuity & Legacies thereinafter bequeathed

The said Testator nominated & appointed Jonah Thompson of Worcester in
the County of Worcester Gentleman Stephen Street Hearne of Broom Court in the county
of Warwick Gentleman William Smith of Rushford in the County of Warwick
Gentleman & Jno Winnall of the Parish of Berrow in the said County of Worcester
Gentleman Executors of his Will to each of whom he bequeathed the sum of nineteen
pounds & nineteen shillings
The said Testator also gave & bequeathed unto the said Jonah Thompson Stephen
Street Hearne & William Smith the sum of two thousand pounds which he
directed to be invested in their names or in the names or name of the
survivors or survivor of them at interest upon government real copyhold
or leasehold securities Upon the trusts relating thereto therein
expressed conjointly with his Leasehold Copyhold tenements
The said Testator also gave devised and bequeathed his copyhold & leasehold
Messuages farm lands & tenements with the appurtenances situate at
Harvington in the County of Worcester unto the said Jonah Thompson
Stephen Street Hearne & William Smith their heirs and assigns

To hold according to the natures & qualities thereof respectively
But nevertheless he declared that the said Jonah Thompson
S.S. Hearne & William Smith their heirs and assigns should stand
possessed of and interested in as well the said sum of 2000

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and the interest and dividends thereof as also of the said
copyhold leasehold premises respectively
Upon the trusts and with the powers therein declared (that
was to say)
Upon trust in the first place to raise & pay thereout or out
of any part or parts thereof the customary & reserved rents
incident to the said copyhold & leasehold premises respectively and also
the fees fines & expenses connected with any surrender or
surrenders or renewal or renewals thereof or of any part thereof
also to raise & pay any such sum & sums of money as from
time to time might be necessarily expended in keeping the
same premises in repair & good condition and in insuring
the buildings from damage from by fire
And upon trust to pay to or otherwise permit & suffer his
daughter Caroline Pettipher Edwin during her natural life
to receive the residue of the said interest & dividends of the said sum of
2000 & the rents & profits of the said copyhold & leasehold premises
respectively as & when the same might become payable for her sole
& separate benefit of the said C.P. Edwin independent of marital
control

And he declared that every receipt in writing of the said Caroline Pettipher Edwin for the
interest dividends rents & profits or any of them should alone notwithstanding
coverture be an effectual discharge to the person or persons paying the same for so
much money as in such receipt should be acknowledged to be received And upon &
after the decease of his said daughter Caroline Pettipher Edwin
Testator declared that his said Trustees & Trustee for the time being should stand possessed
in the said copyhold & leasehold messuages farm lands premises & the rents issues
& profits thereof respectively

Upon trust for all or such one or more of the children
of the said C.P. Edwin lawfully begotten as should live to attain
the age of twenty one years or who dying under that age should
leave lawful issue at their his or her deaths or death & the
executors administrators & assigns of such child or children & children & if more than one as
tenants in common But in case it should happen that his
said daughter C.P. Edwin should die without leaving such children or

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child or other remote issue as aforesaid Then his will was that
his said Trustees & Trustee for the time being should stand possessed of &
interested in the said sum of 2000 & the interest & dividends thereof
& the said copyhold & leasehold Messuages farm lands & premises & the
rents issues & profits thereof respectively
Upon the trusts & for the intents & purposes & with under & subject to
the powers hereinbefore declared of & concerning his real estate or so many
& such of them as might be then capable of taking effect

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or at such discretion as aforesaid to make sale & dispose of all or any part or
parts of the said copyhold & leasehold Messuages farm lands & tenants respectively to any
person or persons whomsoever either together or in parcels & by public auction or private
contract or partly by both such means for such price or prices as might be
thought reasonable freed wholly discharged from the trusts hereinbefore declared
And Testator directed his said Trustees & Trustee for the time being with such consent or
at such discretion as aforesaid to invest the moneys to arise by any such sale in
the purchase & purchases of any or Messuages lands of a freehold quality & in the
meantime until such purchase or purchases could be made to place out at their own
discretion the said moneys in any security or securities of the nature above mentioned such
Messuages & lands so to be purchased should be conveyed settled & assured upon the
meantime the said trust moneys shall be held

Upon & for such uses intents & purposes with such powers as
were hereinbefore limited expd & declared of & concerning the
same copyhold & leasehold premises or as near thereto as the
deaths of titles or circumstances will permit

Upon trust out of the rents issues & profits thereof or by sale
Mortgage or other disposition of any part thereof or by all or any
of the said ways or means or by such other ways or means
as they his Trustees or Trustee for the time being should deem
advisable to raise such sum or sums of money as might
be necessary for the payment of his debts funeral & testamentary
expenses annuity & legacies after exhausting the fund to be raised
by the conversion or other disposition of the parts of his personal
effects as were hereinbefore directed to be applied for that
purpose and subject to any such sale or other disposition &
also subject to the annual expences Insuring the buildings
belonging thereto from damage by fire then

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Same hereby premises

Upon trust to receive & & afterwards to pay the rents issues & profits
thereof unto his daughter Ann Mary the wife of John Winnall
of Berrow aforesaid during her natural life for her own separate
use & benefit & independent of marital control & whose receipt in
writing notwithstanding coverture should be effectual discharges
for the same & upon & after the decease of his said daughter Ann Mary
then

Upon trust for all or each one or more of her children lawfully
begotten as should live to attain the age of twenty one years or
who dying under that age should leave lawful issue living
at their his or her deaths or death and the heirs and assigns
of such child and children if more than one as tenants
in common but with liberty for the eldest son for the
time being of his said daughter Ann Mary who should live to
attain the age of twenty one years to elect to purchase the said hereditaments
& premises at the valuation of two indifferent persons to be nominated
in writing one by or on the behalf of such son & the other
by or on behalf of his said Trustee or Trustees for the time being
or at the valuation of the umpire of such referees but such
election to purchase should be considered null & void unless the
contract so to be entered into in this behalf should be
completed within twelve calendar months after his attaining
the said age of twenty one years
And upon this further trust that if his said daughter
Ann Mary should die without leaving such children or such
child or other remote issue as aforesaid then his will was
that the said freehold hereditaments & real estate should be held upon & for
such of the trusts intents & purposes then capable of taking effect
which were hereinbefore declared respecting the said sum of two
thousand pounds & his copyhold & leasehold premises or as near
thereto as the natures & qualities of the estates interests therein
respectively would admit

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Mortgage or otherwise attempt to alienate or anticipate the payment & receipts of the rents
issues & profits of any real or personal Estate or any part thereof hereinbefore bequeathed for
her benefit then in that case her interest in or right to the enjoyment thereof
should cease & the same rents issues & profits should afterwards be applied by my said
Trustees & Trustee for the time being in like manner as if his daughter so attempting to
alienate or anticipate had actually departed this life
Provided nevs[?] & testator thereby further declared that it should be lawful for each
of his said daughters at any time & from time to time whether whilst sole or covert
& notwithstanding coverture by deed or any instrument in writing in the nature
of a testamentary disposition to be executed by her in the presence of & to be
attested by two or more credible witnesses to limit to or appoint in favour of
any surviving husband during his life in case he so long continued a
widower (but such provision shall cease upon the second marriage of such husband)
all or any part or parts of the interest dividends rents issues & profits of the trust
money hereditaments & premises hereinbefore set apart & devised for her use & benefit as
aforesaid but subject nevertheless to the powers of sale & other the powers by that his will
vested in his said Trustees and Trustee for the time being & every such provision
to be made by his said daughter Ann Mary should be deemed subject to the direction
last aforesaid if the same should happen to be inconsistent thereto
And testator they further declared that for the purpose of facilitating the
execution of the trusts of that his will it should & might be lawful for the said Jonah
Thompson Stephen Sheet Hearn & William Smith or the survivors or survivor of them or his
heirs or their or his assigns to sell & dispose of his leasehold Messuages lands &
premises and so much of his freehold hereditaments as they or he might deem necessary
or advisable or any part or parts thereof respectively either by public auction or
private contract or by both such means & for such price or prices as they or he
might think reasonable with liberty for them or him to buy in or rescind any
contract for the said premises or any part thereof & to resell the same or either or
both of the ways aforesaid without being answerable for any depreciation to be
occasioned thereby
And moreover he declared that the received receipts in writing of the said Jonah
Thompson S.S. Hearn & William Smith or the survivors or survivor of them or their
heirs or their or his assigns for any money payable to them or him by
virtue of that his will shod effectually discharge the person or persons paying
the same from being answerable for the misapplication or nonapplication thereof
or from being obliged to see to the application thereof in the case of a purchase or

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mortgagee that he should not be concerned or obliged to enquire into the
necessity or propriety of any sale or mortgage

Executed by the said Testor in the presence of &
attested by 2 witnesses

upon trusts relating thereto & thereafter expressed conjointly with his
leasehold & copyhold tenements so that the same trusts would
then relate only to the said leasehold & copyhold tenements

Executed by the said Testator in the presence of & attested
by 2 witnesses

[Title sheet (hl002a):]

Dated 25 July 1853

Declaration of M^r John
Marshall as to identify of the
Copyhold Estate of M^r Thomas
Gould Marshall situate at Harvington
in the County of Worcester.

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In the matter the title of M^r
Thomas Gould Marshall to a Copyhold Estate
called "The Harvington Lodge Estate" situate
in the parish of Harvington in the County of
Worcester

I John Marshall of the Parish of Harvington in the County
Worcester Gentleman do solemnly and sincerely declare that I am of the
age of sixty seven years and upwards the greater part of which time has been
spent in the said Parish where I have farmed my own Copyhold Estate
That I have during that time been constantly in the habit of attending
Court Barons and Customary Courts held by the Dean and Chapter of Worcester the
Lords of the Manor of Harvington for the said Manor That I well know
and am perfectly acquainted with all the Estates in the said Parish both as
regards their boundaries divisions or enclosures state of cultivation and
also the acreage contained in each estate That I know the Estate called
the Harvington Lodge Estate and remember it being occupied for a period of
years by the late M^r Wilson Marshall as his own Estate partly Copyhold and
partly Freehold the Copyhold portion thereof being held under the said Dean
and Chapter of Worcester by the usual Court Rolls and on his death in the year
One thousand eight hundred and seven the said Estate became the property
of M^r Thomas Gould Marshall the eldest Son of the said Wilson Marshall
under the provisions of his will who as I have been informed and verily
believe has recently sold the said Estate to M^r Benjamin Bomford the younger
of Pitchill Farm in the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick the
present Occupier thereof And I further declare [insert] that the said Thomas Gould
Marshall now and has been since the year 1844 a widower and] that the said Harvington
Lodge Estate as to the Copyhold portion thereof is held under two sets of Copies of
Court Roll each Copy being held for two lives in possession and two in reversion
according to the custom of the said Manor and that the lands and tenements
held thereunder are shortly distinguished as 'Lowes' and 'Moggs' That
being one of the lives upon which the said Copyhold Estate is holden I was
present at a Court Baron of the said Dean and Chapter held for the said
Manor of Harvington on the twenty sixth day of April One thousand eight
hundred and fifteen at which Court Robert Lunn Stephen Lunn myself
the said John Marshall then called John Marshall the younger and Thomas
Marshall (being the cestui que vies in the part of the said Copyhold Estate
called Lowes) surrendered into the hands of the Lords the possession and
reversion of the said Copyhold Estate called Lowes by the following description
that is to say One Messuage and half yard land late of William Lowe
One Messuage and half yard land native also Lowe One Messuage and half
yard land native formerly Adams Six acres of land native formerly Shayde
One yard land demesne late of Thomas Sell One Messuage and five
sellions of land late of the said William Lowe with the appurtenances
in Harvington aforesaid And also at the same Court John Payton my
Father John Marshall the elder George Lunn and myself then called John
Marshall the younger being the cestui que vies in the part of the said

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Copyhold Estate called Moggs surrounded into the hands of the Lords as
well the possession as the reversion of the said Copyhold Estate distinguished as
Moggs by the following description that is to say One Messuage and one yard
land formerly Mogg one Cottage and one acre and half of land native tenure
at Townsend One Cottage and Curtilage formerly Tomes One Messuage and
one yard land formerly Careless and Thomas Smith and one Messuage and
one yard land formerly Lowes with the appurtenances in Harvington
and these surrenders were made upon occasion of a Mortgage executed by
the said Thomas Gould Marshall in favour of one Elizabeth Gould and the
Lords regranted the same Copyhold Estate to the old lives In trust for the said
Elizabeth Gould Mortgagee of the said premises And I declare that the said
Estate is now divided into different enclosed Grounds which contain the
quantities and are known by the names contained in the schedule hereunder
written and in consequence thereof and of the extreme antiquity of the description
contained in the Court Rolls I verily believe it cannot now be ascertained
what lands are held under one copy and what under the other That I have
lately gone over the said Estate and carefully examined it with the tracing
or plan to this my Declaration annexed and having so examined the same
I declare that to the best of my belief all the land and hereditaments
enclosed within the outside boundaries of the said plan (as well as a little
piece of land in the parish of Harvington not delineated therein) were for
several years within my recollection held occupied and possessed by the said
Wilson Marshall deceased and after his death which happened in the year One
thousand eight hundred and seven were held by the said Thomas Gould
Marshall and now by the said Benjamin Bomford and the same are
commonly reputed and believed by all parties conversant with the said Parish
to be the lands and hereditaments which were comprised in the two before
mentioned Grants both having date the twenty sixth day of April One thousand
eight hundred and fifteen And I make this solemn Declaration conscientiously
believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of an Act made and
passed in the fifth and sixth year of the reign of the late Majesty King William
the fourth intituled An Act to repeal an Act of the present session of Parliament
intituled "An Act for the more effectual abolition of Oaths and Affirmations
"taken and made in various departments of the state and to substitute Declaration
"in lieu thereof and for the more entire suppression of voluntary and extrajudicial
"Oaths and Affidavits and I make other provisions for the abolition of
"unnecessary Oaths."

Declared at Evesham in the )
County of Worcester the twenty fifth         John Marshall day of July One thousand eight
hundred and fifty three

Before me Herbert New
A Master Extraordinary in Chancery

The Schedule above referred to with tithe map ref. added in square brackets.

No. on Plan      Description                   Cultivation          Quantity
1     [96]       Holin Way otherwise Hay       Arable               15 . 0 .  1
2     [97]       Cottage and Garden            Arable                  .   . 30                         
3     [98]           ditto                     Arable                  .   . 25
4                not listed on plan or schedule - see plan in document 2.
5                not listed on plan or schedule - see plan in decument 2.
6     [25]       Lower Buck Hill               Arable               10 . 1 . 18        
7     [26]       Behind Buck Hill and Leasowe  Arable              211 . 3 . 22 
8     [34]       New Meadow           Formerly Pasture now arable    4 . 1 .  2
9     [35]       Leasow Lane Coppice           Wood                  2 . 1 .  7
10    [36]       Far Leasow                    Pasture              18 . 2 .  2
11    [32]       Edmunds Piece                  ditto                2 . 2 . 20
12    [33]       First Leasowe                 Arable                9 . 2 .  6
13    [27]       Mill Bank            Formerly Pasture now arable    6 . 2 .  3
14    [24]       Upper Buck Hill               Pasture               7 . 0 . 31 
15    [23]       House Outbuildings            Lawn Shrubbery        1 . 3 . 27
16    [19]       Long Orchard         Formerly Pasture now Arable    1 . 1 . 21
17    [21]       Little  ditto                 Pasture               " . 3 . 13
18    [20]       Rams Close  ditto               ditto               " . 1 . 28
19    [22]       Garden                                              " . 1 .  5
20    [03]       Long Dole                     Pasture              19 . 2 . 17
21    [04]       Cow Ground                    Arable               12 . 2 . 26

[Written on plan:-]
This is the tracing or plan referred to in the
annual[?] Declaration of John Marshall
made this 25th day of July 1853 Before
me Herbert New
A Master Exta: in Chancery

[Title sheet (hl003a):]

[In centre}
Covenant to produce Vide Copy No.18489. Dated 4th August 1853.

Benjamin Workman Esq^re

to

M^rs M. A. Capper W.

Transfer of Mortgage for
4900 on the Harvington Lodge Estate
in the County of Worcester.

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Received on the execution of the within written Indenture plan the
within named Mary Anne Capper the sum of four thousand nine &;     4900
hundred pounds within mentioned to be by her paid to me.
Witnessed

Courtenay Col Prance B Workman

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Benjamin
Workman in the presence of

Courtenay C Prance of Evesham Solicitor

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This Indenture made the fourth day of August in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty three Between Benjamin
Workman of Great Hampton in the county of Worcester Gentleman of the one part and Mary Ann Capper of Cheltenham in the county of
Gloucester Widow of the other part Whereas by Indentures of Lease and Release bearing date respectively the thirtieth and thirty first days of July
One thousand eight hundred and twenty nine the Release being made between Thomas Gould Marshall of Harvington in the county of Worcester Gentleman of
the first part Elizabeth Gould therein described of the second part and The Reverend John Richard Ingram also therein described of the third part of
freehold pieces or parcels of land part of the Harvington Lodge Estate hereinafter described called the Moors were conveyed and assured unto and to the use of the said John Richard Ingram his executors administrators
and assigns and at two special Courts Baron of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester held for the Manor of Harvington on the third and thirty first days of July One thousand hundred and twenty nine the copyhold
discharged[?] and hereditaments other part of Harvington Lodge Estate hereinafter assured were granted In trust for the said John Richard Ingram his executors administrators and assigns for and during the lives in possession
and reversion successively on which the same were then respectively held And by the said Indenture doth the said freehold and copyhold hereditaments were made subject to redemption on payment by the said
Thomas Gould Marshall his heirs executors administrators or assigns to the said John Richard Ingram of the sum of Four thousand five hundred pounds with interest for the same after the rate and at the time
since first therein mentioned And whereas by an Indenture of statutory Release bearing date the twenty fourth day of June One thousand eight hundred and forty eight made between the said John Richard Ingram of
the one part and the said Benjamin Workman of the other part and by an Indenture bearing date the eleventh day of September in the same year endorsed therein and made between the said Thomas Gould Marshall of
the one part and the said Benjamin Workman of the other part In consideration of the sum of Four thousand five hundred pounds paid by the said Benjamin Workman to the said John Richard Ingram at
the request of the said Thomas Gould Marshall and in consideration of seven hundred pounds lent and advanced by the said Benjamin Workman to the said Thomas Gould Marshall The benefit of the said
copyhold hereditaments comprised in the last recited Indenture of Mortgage was assigned unto the said Benjamin Workman his executors administrators and assigns for and during the lives on which the same
were then respectively held and the said freehold pieces or parcels of land called the Moors and two other pieces or parcels of land respectively called the Washpool Ground and Oat Hill which are also part of
Harvington Lodge Estate aforesaid hereinafter described were conveyed and assured unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Workman his heirs and assigns for ever Subject nevertheless as to both copyhold and
freehold hereditaments to redemption on payment by the said Thomas Gould Marshall his heirs executors administrators or assigns to the said Benjamin Workman his executors administrators or assigns of
the sum of Five thousand two hundred pounds with interest for the same after the rate of Five pounds per cent per annum reducible as therein mentioned on the days (since past) therein mentioned
And whereas at a Court Baron of the said Dean and Chapter holden for the said Manor of Harvington on the twenty eighth day of June One thousand eight hundred and forty eight the firstly
described parcels of the copyhold or customary hereditaments part of Harvington Lodge Easte hereinafter assured and hereby directed to be surrendered with the appurtenances were granted unto Stephen Lunn
of Great Hampton in the county of Worcester Farmer and John Marshall of Harvington aforesaid Yeoman Upon trust for the said Benjamin Workman Assignee of the said John Richard Ingram for
their lives and the life of the longer liver of them successfully according to the custom of the said Manor And the said Stephen Lunn was admitted tenant And at the same Court The
reversion of the same premises expectant on the decease surrender or forfeiture of the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall was granted to the said Thomas Gould Marshall and Nathaniel
Tovey of Church Lench in the county of Worcester Maltster Upon trust for the said Benjamin Workman his executors administrators and assigns for their lives and the longer liver of them
successively according to the custom of the said Manor And of the said Special Court Baron holden for the said Manor on the said twenty eighth day of June One thousand eight
hundred and forty eight the secondly described parcels of the copyhold or customary hereditaments other part of Harvington Lodge Estate hereinafter assured and hereby covenanted to be surrendered
with the appurtenances were granted unto John Marshall of Harvington aforesaid Yeoman and John Atkins of Donington in the parish of Salford in the county of Warwick Yeoman Upon trust
for the said Benjamin Workman Assignee of the said John Richard Ingram his executors administrators and assigns for their lives and the longest liver of them successfully according to the
custom of the said Manor And the said John Marshall now admitted tenant And at the same Court the reversion of the last mentioned premises expectant on the decease surrender or
forfeiture of the said John Marshall and John Atkins was granted to Robert Lunn of Norton in the parish of Norton Lenchwick in the County of Worcester aforesaid Farmer and Thomas
Bennett Tomes of Cleeve Prior in the same County Upon trust for the said Benjamin Workman as such Assignee as aforesaid his executors administrators and assigns for their lives and the
longer liver of them respectively according to the custom of the said Manor And whereas the principal sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds only is now due to the said
Benjamin Workman by virtue of the hereinbefore recited mortgage securities and all interest due in respect thereof hath been paid and discharged to the date of these Presents as he doth
hereby acknowledge And whereas the said Benjamin Workman having occasion for the said sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds the said Mary Ann Capper hath agreed to
pay him the same upon having a transfer of the said mortgage debt and securities made to her in manner hereafter mentioned Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in consideration of
the sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds of sterling money paid by the said Mary Ann Capper to the said Benjamin Workman on or before the execution of these Presents the receipt whereof
and that the same is in the full discharge of all principal and interest monies due and owing to him by virtue of the hereinbefore recited mortgage securities He the said Benjamin Workman doth
hereby acknowledge and therefore doth release and discharge the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators and assigns He the said Benjamin Workman according to his estate and
interest in the premises and so far as he lawfully can or may but no further or otherwise Doth grant bargain sell release and convey unto the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs and
assigns All these several closed Pieces or Parcels of land in the parish of Harvington aforesaid called the Moors And all those closes of land called Washpool and Cat Hill situate in the parish
of Harvington which said closes of ground called the Moors Washpool and Oat Hill Ground contain together by admeasurement thirty one acres one rood and twenty eight perches and are described in
the first part of the schedule hereinunder written or hereto named and together with the copyhold hereditaments hereinbefore subscribed to be surrendered from the said hereto[?] written[?]

[Map (hl003-3amap) with added field names - JR:]

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The Harvington Lodge Estate as delineated on the map or plan drawn on the back of the second skin of these presents Together with all and singular houses outhouses buildings erections ways
paths passages waters watercources areas[?] rights of common trees woods fences hedges ditches easements rights members and appurtenances whatsoever to the said freehold hereditaments ------[?]
or any of them or any part thereof respectively appertaining or belonging or usually[?] and of right held and enjoyed therewith And all the estate right title property claim and demand whatsoever both at law and
equity of him the said Benjamin Workman in to or out of the same hereditaments had permitted and every part thereof respectively To have and to hold the said Closes Pieces or Parcels of land ----[?]
and singular after the hereditaments and ------[?] hereinbefore granted and assured with their and every of their rights members and appurtenances unto and to the use of the said Mary Ann Capper her
heirs and assigns subject nevertheless to such right and equity of redemption as is now subscribing therein (if any) under and by virtue of the hereinbefore recited mortgage -------[ and to the power[?] ------[?]
covenants and agreements therein contained And this Indenture further Witnesseth that for the considerations aforesaid the said Benjamin Workman Doth according to his estate[?] and interest in the
-------[?] and so far as to ------[---[?] or otherwise grant bargain sell assign and transfer unto the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators and assigns the copyhold
lands and hereditaments hereinafter described that is to say Firstly All that One messuage or yard land late of William Lowe One messuage and half yard land nature also Lowe One messuage and
half yard land nature formerly Adams six acres of land formerly Shayde One yard land demesne late of Adams also One messuage and five sellions of land late of the said William Lowe with the appurtenances
in Harvington aforesaid except one messuage and One perry[?] mill and One orchard part of the premises aforesaid or such lands as were allotted in respect of the same or in lieu thereof or of any part
thereof in and by the Harvington Enclosure Act and the Award thereunder bearing date the seventeenth day of March One thousand seven hundred and eighty seven and duly enrolled on the second day of October
One thousand seven hundred and eighty seven And secondly All that messuage and one yard land formerly Moggs One cottage and one and a half acre of land nature tenure at Townsend One cottage and
curtilage formerly Tomes One messuage and one yard land formerly Careless and Thomas Smith and One messuage and one yard land formerly Lauds with the appurtenances in Harvington or such lands as were
allotted in respect of the same or in lieu thereof under the Harvington Inclosures Act and Award All which said messuages or tenements lands hereditaments and premises are part the Harvington Lodge
Estate and are now in the occupation of Benjamin Bomford or his tenants and are better known and distinguished by the description thereof contained in the second part of the schedule hereunder written or
hereto annexed and are delineated in the map or plan thereof drawn on the back of the second skin of these presents or by whatever other name or names quantities quantity[?] or description the said
messuages hereditaments and premises comprised in the said recited copies of Court Roll and allotments now are or is or at any time or times heretofore have or hath been called known or distinguished
Together with all houses outhouses buildings erections ways paths passages waters watercourses commons rights of common trees woods fences hedges ditches easements rights members and appurtenances
whatsoever to the said hereditaments thirdly and fourthly hereinbefore described or referred to or any of them or any part thereof respectively appertaining or belonging or usually and of right held and
enjoyed therewith And all the estate right title property claim and demand whatsoever of him the Benjamin Workman in to or out of the same copyhold hereditaments and premises and every part
thereof respectively To have and to hold the said copyhold messuages Lands and Hereditaments heretofore described their appurtenances unto the said Mary Ann Capper her executors
administrators and assigns from henceforth for and during the natural lives of the said Stephen Lunn John Marshall Thomas Gould Marshall and Nathaniel Tovey John Marshall John Atkins Robert
Lunn and Thomas Bennett Tomes as expressed in the hereinbefore recited copies of Court Roll and for and during all such other stated terms times and interest as can or may be acquired
therein respectively by renewal or otherwise howsoever subject to the ----[?] heriots rents and services therefrom due and of right accustomed subject to such rights and equity of redemption as is
now subsisting therein under or by virtue of the hereinbefore recited mortgage securities and to the powers provided and covenants therein contained And the said Benjamin Workman doth
hereby (-----------[?] by way of covenant) direct the said Stephen Lunn John Marshall Thomas Gould Marshall and Nathaniel Tovey John Marshall John Atkins Robert Lunn and Thomas Bennett Tomes
the several Trustees of the said copyhold hereditaments at the expense of the freehold entitled to the equity of redemption of the said hereditaments at or before the next customary Court to be ------[?]
for the said Manor of Harvington well and effectually to surrender into the hands of the Lords of the said Manor accordingly to the custom thereof All and singular the messuages lands
tenements and hereditaments respectively comprised in the hereinbefore recited copies of Court Roll to the end and intent that the same may be respectively regranted to the several trustees
or in case of the death of any or either of them in the meantime then to the survivors and such other person or persons as the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators
and assigns may direct and as well be sufficient to keep up the full and usual number of lives in succession and ------[?] In trust for the said Mary Ann Capper her executors
administrators and assigns of the said Benjamin Workman who was assignee of the said John Richard Ingram Mortgage for recuring Four thousand nine hundred pounds and
interest in aforesaid and to securing the same respectively when by her or them required according to the custom of the said Manor at and under the yearly rate ----------[?] due and of right
accustomed and that in the meantime until such surrender the same copyhold hereditaments shall to held by the said Trustees thereof In for the said Mary Ann Capper her
executors administrators and assigns in manner aforesaid And this Indenture lastly Witnesseth that for the consideration aforesaid to the said Benjamin Workman Doth bargain sell assign
and hereof[?] unto the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators and assigns All that the said principal sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds -- -- aforesaid remaining ----[?]
by ----[?] of the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the thirtieth and thirty first days of July One thousand eight hundred and twenty nine the twenty fourth day of June and the eleventh day of
September One thousand eight hundred and forty eight and all interest henceforth to become due thereof And all the right title interest property claim and demand whatsoever of the ---------[?]
----------[?] and to the same To have ----[?] take and enjoy the said principal Sum and Interest unto and by the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators -----[?]
assigns -------[?] And the said Benjamin Workman doth hereby constitute and appoint the said Mary Ann Capper her executors and administrators the ----[?] and benefit

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Attorney and Attorneys of him the said Benjamin Workman for him and in his name or in the name or manner of his executors or administrators but for the benefit and at the
costs of her the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators or assigns to ask demand sue for and receive or secure by all lawful ways and means of and from and any
persons and person liable to pay the same the said principal sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds and all interest henceforth to grant due for the same and to give effectual receipts and discharges for the
same And the said Benjamin Workman doth grant unto the said Mary Ann Capper her executors or administrators power and authority to appoint a substitute or substitutes and such substitute or from him[?]
time at pleasure to revoke and doth hereby ratify and confirm whatsoever shall be lawfully done by any such Attorney or substitute by virtue of this power And the said Benjamin Workman doth hereby for
himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs executors administrators and assigns that he the said Benjamin Workman hath not at any time heretofore
made done or executed or knowingly suffered any act deed matter or thing whatsoever whereby the freehold and copyhold hereditaments hereby assured or any part thereof respectively are is can shall or may
or impeached charged affected or incumbered in title estate[?] or otherwise howsoever And also that he hath not received the said principal sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds hereby assigned or any
part thereof and that he his executors or administrators shall not at any time hereafter revoke or make void the power or authority hereinbefore contained or disavow dis-----[?] release or discharge any action
suit judgement or execution to be brought prosecuted or obtained by virtue thereof without the consent in writing of her the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators or assigns or the ---[?] or decree of
some Court of law or Equity And the said Mary Ann Capper doth hereby for herself her heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Benjamin Woekman his heirs executors and administrators
that she the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns will at all times hereafter save harmless and keep indemnified the said Benjamin Workman his executors and administrators
from and against all costs charges damages and expenses whatsoever to be incurred or paid by him or them by reason of any act in or suit act deed matter or thing which may be brought -------[?]
done or created by virtue of the power hereinbefore contained except such costs damages and expenses as may be incurred or paid by or through the neglect or wilful default of the said Benjamin
Workman his executors or administrators In witness whereof the said Parties to these Presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before written.

SCHEDULE of Parcels hereinbefore referred to
NUMBER ON PLAN	NAMES OF FIELDS	STATE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	NAMES OF FIELDS	STATE	QUANTITY
1st Part				6	Lower Buck Hill	Arable	10 . 1 . 18
Freehold				7	Behind Buck Hill and Leasow	Arable	24 . 2 . 22
				8	New Meadow	Pasture	4 . 1 . 2
4	Wash Pool Ground	Arable	9 . 2 . 31	9	Leaasow Lane Coppice	Wood	2 . 1 . 7
5	Oat Hill	Arable	8 . 3 . 8	10	Far Leasow	Pasture	18 . 2 . 2
24	The Moors	Pasture	3 . 3 . 12	11	Edmunds Piece	Pasture	2 . 2 . 20
25	The Moors	Pasture	4 . 0 . 32	12	First Leasow	Arable	9 . 2 . 6
26	The Moors	Arable	4 . 3 . 24	13	Mill Bank	Pasture	6 . 2 . 12
		[Total]	31 . 1 . 28	14	Upper Buck Hill	Pasture	7 . 0 . 21
				15	House outbuildings with shrubberies &c.		1 . 3 . 5
2nd Part				16	Long Orchard	Pasture	1 . 1 . 21
Copyhold				17	Little Orchard	Pasture	0 . 3 . 13
				18	Rams House &c.	Pasture	2 . 1 . 22
1	Holm Way otherwise Lay	Arable	16 . 1 . 19	19	Garden		0 . 1 . 5
2	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 0 . 30	20	Long Dole	Pasture	19 . 2 . 17
3	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 0 . 23	21	Cow Ground	Arable	12 . 2 . 26
						[Total]	172 . 0 . 11

Benjamin Workman [signed]

[Title sheet (hl004-1a):]

Dated 2nd day of January 1855 [alongside is written 184.630]

Harvington Manor

The Dean and Chapter of Worcester and others
To
Messieurs Lunn and Marshall

To uses for the benefit of M^r Benjamin Bomford And
the Trustees of the Rev^d A. H. W. Ingram and M^r Ingram's
Marriage Settlement

In the within named Church Estates Commissioners do hereby acknowledge that the
Sum of One thousand and seventy two pounds and eighteen shillings being the consideration
money mentioned in the within written Indenture to be paid by the within named Benjamin
Bomford George Henry Arnold, Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington and
Edward Winnington Ingram in the proportions within mentioned has been paid into
the Bank of England to the within mentioned account in accordance with the provisions
of the Statutes 14^th and 15^th Victoria Chapter 104 and 17^th and 18^th Victoria Chapter 116.
£1072 . 18 . 0

Lord Chichester[?]
J G Ingbury[?]

Henry Goulurn

Witness: George Pringle

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Stephen Lunn
John Marshell, John Atkins and Benjamin Bomford
in the presence of

Courtaney Connell Prance
of Evesham Solicitor

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Sealed with the Capitular seal of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester and signed
by the Dean in the presence of

Alfred C Hooper[?]
Solicitor Worcester

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Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Henry
Earl of Chichester John George Shaw Lefevre and
Henry Goulburn in the presence of

George Pringle
5 Whitehall Place
Westminster

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This Indenture made the second day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty
five Between The Reverend John Peel Doctor in Divinity Dean of the Cathedral Church
of Christ and the Blessed Mary the Virgin of Worcester and the Chapter of the same Church
Lords of the Manor of Harvington in the County of Worcester of the first part The Right
Honourable Henry Thomas Earl of Chichester, John George Shaw
Lefevre Esquire and The Right Honourable Henry Goulburn Member of
Parliament The Church Estates Commissioners duly constituted and appointed under and
by virtue of the provisions of an Act passed in the Session of Parliament held in the
thirteenth and fourteenth years of the Reign of our present Majesty Queen Victoria intituled "An Act to amend the Acts relating to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for
England" and being made parties to and joining in these Presents under and by virtue of another Act passed in the session of Parliament held in the fourteenth and fifteenth
years of the same Reign intituled "In Act to facilitate the management and improvement of Episcopal and Capitular Estates in England" and of another Act passed
in the Session held in the seventeenth and eighteenth years of the same Reign for continuing and amending the last mentioned Act of the second part Stephen
Lunn of Great Hampton in the Parish of Great and Little Hampton in the county of Worcester aforesaid Farmer and John Marshall of Harvington aforesaid
Farmer Tenants of the said Manor of Harvington of the third part the said John Marshall and John Atkins of Donnington in the Parish of
Salford in the county of Warwick Farmer also tenants of the said Manor of the fourth part George Henry Arnold of Trinity College in the University of
Cambridge Esquire Charles Reynolds Williams of Park Square Regents Park in the county of Middlesex Esquire Sir Thomas Edward Winnington
of Stanford Court in the county of Worcester aforesaid Baronet and The Reverend Edward Winnington Ingram Rector of Stanford aforesaid clerk of
the fifth part Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill in the Parish of Salford in the county of Warwick Gentleman of the sixth part and Hubert New of Evesham
in the county of Worcester Gentleman of the seventh part Whereas at the time of the making of the Regrants and taking the admittances hereinafter recited All the
copyhold hereditaments hereinafter described and intended to be hereby enfranchised except the Messuage Shop Garden and Orchard in the occupation of George
Hughes were subject to the covenants and trusts by way of Mortgage security contained in an Indenture dated the thirty first day of July One thousand eight hundred
and seventy nine and made between Thomas Gould Marshall of the one part and The Reverend John Richard Ingram of the other part and which security
was assignment to Benjamin Workman Esquire by Indenture dated the twenty fourth day of June One thousand eight hundred and forty eight and made between
the said John Richard Ingram of the one part and the said Benjamin Workman of the other part and to the Further charge created by Indenture dated the
eleventh day of September One thousand eight hundred and forty eight and made between Thomas Gould Marshall of the one part and the said Benjamin
Workman of the other part and the same securities were assigned to Mary Anne Capper Widow by Indenture dated the fourth day of August One thousand eight hundred
and fifty three and made between the said Benjamin Workman of the one part and the said Mary Anne Capper of the other part and the right of redemption belonged
to the said Benjamin Bomford under an Indenture of Assessment or conveyance dated the third day of December One thousand eight hundred and fifty three and
made between the said Thomas Gould Marshall of the one part and the said Benjamin Bomford of the other part And whereas the aforesaid excepted Messuage
Butchers Shop Garden and Orchard at the said time by means of an Indenture dated the twenty second day of January One thousand eight hundred and forty nine
and made between the said Benjamin Workman of the first part the said Thomas Gould Marshall of the second part and Sophia Mary Arnold spinster of the third
part and an Indenture of settlement previous to her Marriage with Arthur Henry Winnington Ingram since solemnised dated the twenty third day of January One thousand
eight hundred and forty nine indorsed on the last mentioned Indenture and made between the said Sophia Mary Arnold of the first part The Reverend Arthur Henry Winnington
Ingram of the second part and the said George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington and The Reverend Edward Winnington Ingram of the third
part stood assigned to the said George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington and Edward Winnington Ingram then executors administrators
and assigns Upon Trust for such person and persons and in such manner and form in all respects as the said Arthur Henry Winnington Ingram and Sophia Mary
Arnold should by any deed or deeds jointly appoint and Upon Trust to convey and dispose of the said premises accordingly And in default of and until such appointment
and so far as no such appointment should extend Upon Trust for the said Arthur Henry Winnington Ingram during his life with remainder Upon Trust for the said
Sophia Mary Arnold her executors administrators and assigns in case one should survive him but in case she should die in his lifetime then Upon Trust for such
person and persons and in such manner and form in all respects as the said Sophia Mary Arnold should notwithstanding Coverture by will or codicil appoint and
in default of such appointment or so far as such appointment should not extend In turst for such person or persons as by law would be entitled thereto in case she has
died absolutely entitled thereto without a Husband surviving And whereas at a Court holden for the Manor of Harvington aforesaid on the fifth day of December One
thousand eight hundred and fifty three the Lords of the said Manor on the Surrender of the then tenants regranted to the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall one
Messuage and half yard land late of William Lowe One Messuage and half yard land nature also Low[e] One Messuage and half yard land nature formerly Adams, six acres
of land formerly Shayde One yard land demesne late of Thomas Sell One Messuage and five selions of land late of the said William Lowe with the appurtenances (except
one Messuage and one perry Mill part of the premises aforesaid) or such lands as were allotted to be in lieu of the said premises under the Harvington Inclosure Award with

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The appurtenances TO HOLD to the said Stephen James and John Marshall In Trust as to a Messuage Garden Orchard and premises situate in the Village
Harvington and then on the occupation of George Hughes (being the premises comprised in and conveyed by the hereinbefore mentioned Indentures of the twenty first
day of January One thousand eight hundred and forty nine and the twenty third day of the same month of January) unto and George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas
Edward Winnington and Edward Winnington Ingram their executors administrators and assigns, And as to the remainder of the premises In Trust for the said Mary Ann Capper Assignees
of the said Benjamin Workman as Mortgagee of the said premises as therein and hereinbefore mentioned and subject thereto In
Trust for the said Benjamin Bomford (purchaser of the equity of Redemption thereof from the said Thomas Gould, Marshall), his
executors administrators and assigns for the term of their lives and the longer liver of them successively according to the custom of said
Manor paying therefore yearly unto the said Lords Twenty six shillings and two pence and a Heriot when it should happen and
services and suits and all Taxes And the said Stephen Lunn was admitted Tenant And at the same Court the said Lords
granted to the said Thomas Gould Marshall and Nathaniel Tovey the Reversion of the said premises To hold to them Upon
Trust as aforesaid for the term of their lives and the longer liver of them successively according to the custom of the said Manor
immediately after the decease or default of the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall at the rents hereto and services last aforesaid
And whereas at the same Court the Lords of the said Manor or the Surrender of the then Tenants regranted to the said John
Marshall and John Atkins one Messuage and one yard land formerly Mogg One cottage and one acre and a half of land
native tenure at Townsend One cottage and curtilage formerly Tomes One Messuage and one yard land formerly Careless
and Thomas Smith and one Messuage and one yard land formerly Lands with the appurtenances in Harvington or
such lands and premises as had been allotted in lieu thereof under the Harvington Inclosure Act with the appurtenances To
hold unto the said John Marshall and John Atkins In Trust for the said Mary Ann Capper as Assignee of the said
Benjamin Workman Mortgagee of the premises as aforesaid and subject thereto In Trust for the said Benjamin Bomford
purchaser as aforesaid his administrators and assigns for the term of their lives and the longer liver of them
successively according to the custom of the said Manor Paying therefore yearly to the said Lords One pound three shillings and
eight pence Three Heriots when they should happen Suit of Court and all Taxes And the said John Marshall was
admitted Tenant thereto And at the same Court the said Lords granted to Robert Lunn and Thomas Bennett Tomes the
Reversion of the last described premises To hold to them Upon Trust as aforesaid for the term of their lives and the
longer liver of them successively according to the custom of the said Manor immediately after the decease surrender or
forfeiture of the said John Marshall and John Atkins at the Rent and Heriots and services
Whereas the said Dean and Chapter with the approval of the said Church Estates Commissioners testified by their
being parties to and executing these Presents have agreed to enfranchise the said copyhold hereditaments described in the
schedule hereunder written and delineated in the Map or Plan hereafter endorsed in consideration of the sum of One
thousand and seventy two pounds and eighteen shillings of lawful money of Great Britain which hath been already
paid in the manner hereinafter mentioned by the parties hereto of the fifth and sixth parts in the proportions hereinafter
appearing Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in consideration of the sum of One thousand and thirty seven pounds
and eight pence paid by the said Benjamin Bomford and of the Sum of Thirty five pounds seventeen shillings and four
pence paid by the persons parties hereto of the fifth part making together the said Sum of One thousand and seventy five pounds
and eighteen shillings and paid into the Bank of England to the Account of the Church Estates Commissioners as appointed
by the said Church Estates Commissioners parties hereto the payment of which said sum of One thousand and seventy five
pounds and eighteen shillings in manner aforesaid is testified by a Memorandum endorsed upon these Presents and
signed by the said Church Estates Commissioners They the said Dean and Chapter in exercise of the powers and authorities
vested in them for that purpose by the said Acts of the thirteenth and fourteenth and fifteenth and the seventeenth and eighteenth years of
of the Reign of Her said Majesty or otherwise Do by these Presents with the approval and in the form and manner described by the
said Church Estate Commissioners (testified as aforesaid) enfranchise grant and release And the said Church Estates in
Commissioners in pursuance of the provisions of the same Acts Do by these Presents confirm unto the said Stephen Lunn
and John Marshall their heirs and assigns All and singular the Messuages lands and tenements comprised in the
first part of the Schedule to these Presents which with other presents were granted to the said Stephen Lunn and John
Marshall as Lives in possession by the Copy of Court Roll partly hereinbefore recited and are delineated in the Plan drawn
in the margin of the same skin these Presents and are therein distinguished by the diagonal lines coloured red
Together with the mines quarries fences rights members and appurtenances To hold the same premises unto the said
Stephen Lunn and John Marshall their heirs and assigns as freehold henceforth and for ever discharged by these

Here is another copy of the plan on the above skin.

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Presents from all fines reliefs quit rents and all other incidents whatsoever of customary or copyhold tenure. Nevertheless as to a certain
Messuage and premises heretobefore parcel of the tenement late Lowes and being the hereditaments numbered 22 and 23 in the said schedule
and Map with the appurtenances To the use of the said George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward
Winnington and Edward Winnington Ingram their heirs and assigns Nevertheless Upon such trusts and for such intents and purposes and with under and subject to
such powers of appointment or otherwise as the same premises are now subject to by virtue of the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the twenty third day of January One thousand eight hundred
and forty nine And as to all the residue of the hereditaments hereinbefore enfranchised To upon and for the uses trusts and purposes hereinafter declared concerning the same And this
Indenture further Witnesseth that in consideration of the said payment of One thousand and thirty seven pounds and eight pence by the said Benjamin Bomford made as aforesaid
they the said Dean and Chapter on further exercise of the powers and with the approval aforesaid Do enfranchise grant and release And the said Church Estates Commissioners Do confirm
unto the said John Marshall and John Atkins their heirs and assigns All and singular the Messuages Lands and Tenements described in the second part of the said schedule which are
comprised in the Copy of Court Roll and Grant to the said John Marshall and John Atkins as lives in possession secondly hereinbefore recited and are delineated on the said Map or Plan and
are therein distinguished by the marginal lines coloured Blue Together with the mines minerals quarries fences rights members and appurtenances To hold the same lands to the said
John Marshall and John Atkins their heirs and assigns as freehold henceforth and for ever discharged by these presents from all fines heriot relief quit rents and all other incidents
whatsoever of Copyhold or customary tenure To upon and for the uses trusts and purposes hereinafter declared concerning the same And it is hereby declared as well concerning
the same lands firstly hereinbefore enfranchised (except the parcel belonging to the said George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington and Edward
Winnington Ingram) as the lands secondly hereinbefore enfranchised that the Enfranchisement and Assurance hereby made shall operate and enure To the use of such person
or persons for such estate or estates interest or interests and to and for such intents and purposes and subject to such charges powers provisions declarations and agreements and
in such manner as he the said Benjamin Bomford by any deed or Deeds by him duly executed shall from time to time and at any time direct limit or appoint And in default of
and enter and subject to such direction condition or appointment To the use of the said Benjamin Bomford and his assigns for the term of his natural life without enfranchisement
of waste and after the determination of that estate by any means in his lifetime To the use of the said Herbert New and his heirs during the life of the said Benjamin Bomford In
Trust for him and his assigns And after the determination of the estate so limited to the said Herbert New and his heirs To the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
and assigns for ever To the intent that the present or any future wife of the said Benjamin Bomford may not become intitled to any right or title of dower in or out of the
same hereditaments and premises or any part thereof Provided always that nothing in this Deed contained shall prejudice or affect the rights or remedies of the said Dean
and Chapter in respect of any lands held of the said Manor other than those comprised in the schedule hereto or shall in anyway exonerate or discharge the lands hereditaments and
premises granted to the said John Marshall John Atkins Robert Lunn and Thomas Bennett Tomes not hereby enfranchised from the payment of rent heriots and suit of court In
witness whereof the said Dean his hand and the said Dean and Chapter their capitular seal and the said Church Estates Commissioners their hands and seals
and the other parties hereto their hands and seals have hereunto set the day and year first above written.

Here is another copy of the schedule on the above skin.

[Here follows six signatures and seals:]

Chichester [Earl of]
John George Shaw Lefevre
Henry Goulburn
Stephen Lunn
John Marshall
John Atkins
Benjamin Bomford

[Obverse side (hl005a):]

Dated 12th day of January 1855

Mr George Baylis & Mr John
Marshall (surviving Trustees and
Executors of Wilson Marshall deceased)

To

Mr Benjamin Bomford

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Assignment of Land Tax
Redeemed charged upon the Harvington
Lodge Estate in the Parish of Harvington
in the County of Worcester pursuant
to Statute 38 Geo: 3rd Chap 60

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110749 Duly registered at the Land Tax
Redemption Office of Inland
Revenue, Somerset House this 17th day of April
1855

W[?] Hay / Registrar

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Whereas by Indenture of Statutory Release bearing date the third day
of December One Thousand eight hundred and fifty three the Messuage Farm
lands and hereditaments called or known as the Harvington Lodge Estate containing in
the whole One hundred and seventy two acres and twelve perches or thereabouts and
heretobefore the property and Estate of the late Wilson Marshall deceased were for the
valuable considerations in the said Indenture mentioned conveyed and assured
unto Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill in the County of Warwick Farmer by the Representatives
of the said Wilson Marshall deceased and all other persons interested therein
To hold such of the said premises as were freehold unto the said Benjamin
Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever and To hold such of the said premises as
were copyhold unto the said Benjamin Bomford for all their right title claim and
interest therein And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford contracted for the
purchase of the said Estate freed and discharged from Land Tax but the Land Tax
payable in respect of the said Estate proved on examination of the Title to have been
only redeemed and not executed nevertheless it was considered not prudent then
to exonerate the said land Tax inasmuch as part of the said Estate was
Copyhold for lives holden under the Dean and Chapter of Worcester And it was
apprehended that in case of any refusal by the Chief Lords to regrant for new lives
and the said Copyholds thereby falling in such exoneration would operate for the
advantage if the said Dean and Chapter only and their property could be benefitted thereby
although they had paid no consideration therefore and were in nowise entitled thereto
And Whereas the said Benjamin Bomford having recently enfranchised the copyhold
portion of the said Estate the above reason is no longer applicable and he hath
accordingly applied to us the undersigned George Baylis and John Marshall as the
surviving executors and Trustees of the said Wilson Marshall deceased (the Reverend
Francis Humfray John Marshall the elder and John Haywood our Co-Trustees and
executors having many years since departed this life) to make and execute the
Assignment hereinafter contained to the intent that the said Land Tax may be forthwith
exonerated and utterly extinguished Now these Presents Witness and we
the said Benjamin Bomford and John Marshall as such surviving Trustees and executors
of the said Wilson Marshall deceased as aforesaid and as far as we can or
lawfully may in pursuance of the said Agreement and for the valuable consideration
heretofore paid to us and in consideration of ten shillings apiece to each of us in hand
paid by the said Benjamin Bomford at the sealing and delivery of these Presents
Do hereby bargain sell assign and transfer to the said Benjamin Bomford his
executors administrators and assigns the yearly Sum of seven pounds and ten shillings
and two pence being the whole of the land tax charged upon All that and those the Messuage
Cottages Buildings Farm Closes pieces or parcels of arable meadow and pasture land containing
in the whole by admeasurement One hundred and seventy two acres and twelve perches or
thereabouts part whereof is freehold of inheritance and the residue whereof was until such
Enfranchisement as hereinbefore is mentioned was of copyhold tenure holden under the Dean and
Chapter of Worcester Lords of the Manor of Harvington aforesaid by two sets of Copies of Court
Roll all which said premises are situate lying and being at Harvington aforesaid and are
commonly called or known by the name of "The Harvington Lodge Estate" and lately were in
the occupation of Mr Thomas Gould Marshall but now of the said Benjamin Bomford or his
undertenants and all arrears of the said land tax amounting to the sum of thirty three pounds and
fifteen shillings To hold the same unto the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators
and assigns with the same benefits and advantages and subject to the same right and
power of redemption exoneration restriction and conditions as we held the same immediately
before the execution hereof Witness our hands and seals the twelfth day of January
in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty five.

George Baylis [signed]
John Marshall [signed]

[Written in blue ink] Signed sealed and delivered by
the above named George Baylis
and John Marshall in the presence of
Courtenay Connell Prance
of Evesham Solicitors

[Title sheet (hl006-1a):]

Covenant to produce ----[?] Copy N.18489

Dated 9th January 1855 [alongside is written 184.632]

Confirmation of Mortgage
on Harvington Lodge Estate Worcestershire
for before occuring £4900 and interest
already charged thereon

Mr B Bomford
to
Mrs Capper

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Signed sealed and Delivered by the within named Benjamin
Bomford in the presence of
Courtaney Connell Prance
of Evesham Solicitor

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This Indenture made the nineteenth day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty five Between Benjamin Bomford
of Pitchill in the Parish of Salford in the County of Warwick Gentleman of the one part and Mary Anne Capper of Cheltenham in the
county of Gloucester Widow of the other part Whereas at the time of the making of the regrants and taking of the admittances hereinafter
recited all the hereditaments late copyhold but now enfranchised hereinafter described and intended to be released Together with a part
(containing four acres and two roods) erroneously considered to be copyhold of the close of Land called Buckhill hereinafter mentioned were
subject to the trusts and covenants contained in an indenture by way of mortgage security dated the thirty first day of July One thousand eight hundred and twenty nine and made between
Thomas Gould Marshall of the one part and the Reverend John Richard Ingram of the other part and which security was assigned by the said John Richard Ingram to Benjamin
Workman and the said hereditaments were also subject to a further charge to the said Benjamin Workman upon which said securities the principal sum of four thousand nine hundred
pounds were then due and the said securities were assigned by the said Benjamin Workman to the said Mary Anne Capper by Indenture dated the fourth day of August One thousand
eight hundred and fifty three and made between the said Benjamin Workman of the one part and the said Mary Ann Capper of the other part But the right of redemption belonged
to the said Benjamin Bomford who at the time of such last mentioned assignment made and executed his bond or obligation in writing to the said Mary Anne Capper of even
date therewith in the penal sum of Three thousand eight hundred pounds for the better securing the repayment of the said sum of Three thousand nine hundred pounds hereunto and
interest And whereas at a court holden for the Manor of Harvington on the fifth day of December One thousand eight hundred and fifty three the Lords of the Manor on
the surrender of the then tenants regranted to Stephen Lunn and John Marshall All the hereditaments and premises formerly Lowes pr allotted in lieu thereof To hold unto the said
Stephen Lunn and John Marshall In trust as to a messuage garden and orchard and premises situate in the village of Harvington and then in the occupation of George Hughes
to the purposes therein mentioned Did as to the surrender of the premises In trust for the said Mary Anne Capper assignee of the said Benjamin Workman as Mortgage of
the premises as hereinbefore mentioned and subject thereto In trust for the said Benjamin Bomford (purchaser of the equity of redemption thereof from the said Thomas Gould Marshall)
his executors administrators and assigns for the term of their lives and the longer liver of them successively according to the custom of the said Manor And at the same court the
said Lords granted to the said Thomas Gould Marshall and Nathaniel Tovey the reversion of the said premises To hold to them upon trust as aforesaid for the term of their
lives and the longer liver of them successively according to the custom of the said Mannor immediately after the decease surrender or forfeiture of the said Stephen Lunn and
John Marshall And whereas at the same court the said Lords on the surrender of the then tenants regranted to the said John Marshall and John Atkins the messuage
lands and tenements formerly Mogg Careless and Thomas Smith and Lands or such lands and premises as had been allotted in lieu thereof respectively and other the
hereditaments and premises with the appurtenances therein mentioned To hold unto the said John Marshall and John Atkins In trust for the said Mary Anne Capper as
assignee of the said Benjamin Workman Mortgagee of the said premises and subject thereto In trust for the said Benjamin Bomford (Purchaser as aforesaid) his executors
administrators and assigns for the term of their lives and the longer liver of them successively according to the custom of the said Mannor And at the same court the Lords of
the said Manor granted to Robert Lunn and Thomas Bennett Tovey the reversion of the last described premises To hold to them upon trust as aforesaid for the term of their lives
according to the custom of the said manor immediately after the decease surrender or forfeiture of the said John Marshall and John Atkins And whereas the freehold hereditaments
hereinafter described and designated ancient freehold (except the aforesaid part of Buckhill Close) by virtue of the said Indenture dated the thirty first day of February One thousand eight hundred and twenty
nine and further mortgaged was mortgaged in fee for a securing the said sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds and interest and mortgage debt was assigned and the said mortgaged hereditaments
conveyed by Indenture dated the thirst day of December One thousand eight hundred and fifty three and made between the said Benjamin Workman the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs and assigns And by virtue
of an Indenture dated the third day of December One thousand eight hundred and fifty three and made between the said Thomas Gould Marshall of the one part and the said Benjamin Bomford of
the other part The equity of redemption of the said hereditaments and also the legal estate in the said part of Buckhill Close became and is now vested in the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and
assigns And whereas by an Indenture dated the second day of January One thousand eight hundred and fifty three and made between the Reverend John Feel Doctor of Divinity Dean of the Cathedral
church of Christ and the blessed Mary the Virgin of Worcester and the chapter of the same church Lords of the manor of Harvington aforesaid of the first part The Right Honourable
Earl of Chichester John George Shaw Lefevre Esquire and the Right Honourable Henry Goulburn M F The Church Estate Commissioners duly constituted and appointed and acting under certain Acts of
Parliament therein mentioned of the second part the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall tenants of the said Manor of the third part the said John Marshall and John Atkins also tenants
of the said Manor of the fourth part George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Reverend Edward Winnington and the Reverend Edward Winnington Ingram of the fifth part the said
Benjamin Bomford of the sixth part and Herbert New of the seventh part It is witnessed that in consideration of the sum of One thousand and thirty seven pounds and eight pence paid by the
and Benjamin Bomford and of the sum of thirty five pounds seventeen shillings and four pence paid by the persons parties thereto of the fifth part making together the sum of One thousand
and seventy two pounds eighteen shillings paid into the Bank of England to the account of the Church Estates Commissioners as appointed by the said Church Estates Commissioners parties thereto and
testified as and in manner therein mentioned The said Dean and Chapter in exercise of the powers and authorities vested in them for that purpose by the Acts therein mentioned of the 14th and
15th and 17th and 18th years of the reign of Her present Majesty or otherwise and with the approval and in the form and manner directed by the said Church Estates Commissioners died thereby
enfranchise grant and release and the said church estates commissioners did in pursuance of the provisions of the said Also thereby [------------------?]

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Their heirs and assigns all and singular the messuage lands and tenements comprised in the first part of the Schedule to those presents which with other premises
were granted to the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall as lives in possession by the copy of Court Roll firstly hereinafter recited and were delineated in
the plan drawn in the margin of the second skin of these presents and were therein distinguished by the diagonal lines coloured red and which said premises constitute
with the copyhold premises secondly in the now reciting Indenture enfranchised the whole of the hereditaments comprehended in the first part of the Schedule hereunder written
Together with the mines minerals fences rights members and appurtenances to hold the same premises unto the said Stephen Lunn and John Marshall their heirs and
assigns as freehold thenceforth and for ever discharged by these presents from all fines heriots relief quit rents and all other incidents whatsoever of customary or
copyhold tenure Nevertheless as to the said messuage and premises assured to the said George Henry Arnold Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington
and Edward Winnington Ingram and theretofore parcel of the tenement late Lowes and being the hereditaments numbered 22 and 23 in the Schedule and Map thereto with
the appurtenances for the purposes therein mentioned And as to all the residue of the said hereditaments hereinbefore enfranchised To upon and for the uses trusts and purposes
hereinafter declared concerning the same And it is by the Indenture in recital further witnessed that in consideration of the said payment of One thousand and thirty seven
pounds and right power by the said Benjamin Bomford made as aforesaid They the said Dean and Chapter in further exercise of the powers and with the approval aforesaid
died hereby enfranchise grant and release and the said Church Estates Commissioners did confirm unto the said John Marshall and John Atkins their heirs and assigns
all and singular the messuages lands and tenements as described in the second part of the said Schedule thereto which were comprised in the copy of Court Roll and
grant to the said John Marshall and John Atkins as lives in possession secondly therein and hereinbefore recited and were delineated in the said map or plan
thereto and therein distinguished by the diagonal lines coloured blue and which said lastly mentioned premises constitute with the copyhold premises by the now reciting
indenture firstly enfranchised the whole of the hereditaments comprised in the first part of the Schedule hereunder written Together with the mines minerals quarries fences rights
members and appurtenances To hold the same lands to the said John Marshall and John Atkins their heirs and assigns as freehold thenceforth and for ever discharged by
these presents from all fines heriots reliefs quit rent and all other incidents whatsoever of freehold or customary tenure To upon and for the uses trusts and purposes therein declared concerning
the same And it is by the Indenture in recital declared that as well concerning the same lands firstly thereinbefore enfranchised (except the parcel belonging to the said George Henry Arnold
Charles Reynolds Williams Sir Thomas Edward Winnington and Edward Winnington Ingram) as the lands secondly thereinbefore enfranchised the enfranchisement and assurance thereby made
should operate and enure To the use of such person or persons for such estate or estates interest or interests and to and for such intents and purposes and subject to such charges powers
provisos declarations and agreements and in such manner as the said Benjamin Bomford by any deed or deeds by him duly executed should from time to time and at any time direct
limit and appoint and in default of and until and subject to any such direction limitation or appointment To the use of the said Benjamin Bomford and his assigns for the term
of his natural life without impeachment of waste with remainder To the use of the said Herbert New and his heirs during the life of the said Benjamin Bomford In trust nevertheless for him
and his assigns with remainders to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And whereas subsequently to the said recited transfer of mortgage to the said Mary
Anne Capper but previous to the conveyance of the equity of redemption of the premises to the said Benjamin Bomford and to the said enfranchisement assertained that the said part
containing four acres and two roods of the close called Lower Buckhill which had been considered of copyhold tenure and subject having been part of a freehold close sold by the said
Thomas Gould Marshall to the said Benjamin Bomford called Oathill in Harvington aforesaid And whereas the said enfranchisement was effected with the approbation of the said Mary
Anne Capper and upon an agreement on the part of the said Benjamin Bomford that the said enfranchised hereditaments should be assured to the said Mary Anne Capper by way of further
security for the said mortgage debt of Four thousand nine hundred pounds and interest Now this indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the said agreement and in consideration
of the said sum of four Thousand nine hundred pounds due and secured as aforesaid by the said Benjamin Bomford to the said Mary Anne Capper He the said Benjamin Bomford by virtue
and in execution of the power or authority to him for this purpose by the said Indenture of enfranchisement and of every other power him hereunto enabling Doth by this Deed by him duly
executed direct limit and appoint and Doth also grant and release unto the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs and assigns Firstly All and singular the messuages lands tenements and
hereditaments late copyhold but now enfranchised situate in the Parish of Harvington aforesaid specified in the first part of the Schedule hereto Secondly All and singular the closes of land and
hereditaments ancient freehold also situate in the said Parish specified in the second part of the said Schedule All which said hereditaments are together known as the Harvington Lodge Estate
and are now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford Together with all outhouses buildings ways passages walls enclosures ditches mounds fences hedges commons common of
pasture rights easements members and appurtenances to the said hereditaments intended to be hereby released or every part thereof belonging or anywise appertaining And all the estate right
title interest use trust possession property claim and demand of him the said Benjamin Bomford of in or out of the said hereditaments or any part thereof Together with the said Indenture
of enfranchisement and all other deeds and writings now in the possession or power of the said Benjamin Bomford relating to the title thereof or any part thereof To hold the said messuages
lands and hereditaments intended to be hereby released with the appurtenances unto and to the use of the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs and assigns forever Subject nevertheless

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Proviso for redemption hereinafter contained Provided always and it is hereby declared and agreed between the said Benjamin Bomford and Mary Anne
Capper That if the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns shall pay or cause to be paid unto the said Mary Anne
Capper her executors administrators or assigns the sum of four thousand nine hundred pounds of lawful British money with interest for the same after the rate of Fife pounds per centum per
annum reduceable nevertheless as herein provided for on the fourth day of August now next ensuing without any deduction or abatement whatsoever (except lenders property tax)
then immediately thereupon or at any time thereafter the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns shall at the request costs and charges of the said
Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns ------[?] or reassure the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore described and hereby assured or cause the same to be conveyed or assured
with their appurtenances free from all incumbrances to be made created or occasioned by the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs or assigns in the meantime unto the said Benjamin
Bomford his heirs or assigns or as he or they shall direct Provided also and it is hereby further declared and agreed that in case default shall be made in payment of the said
sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds or the interest thereof or any part thereof respectively at the time and in manner aforesaid or of the interest after the rate of Three pounds
ten shillings per centum per annum hereafter expressed or any part thereof on the days or times and in manner hereafter mentioned and appointed for payment thereof and of
which default the possession of these presents by the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns shall be conclusive evidence it shall be lawful for the said
Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns at any time or times thereafter to enter into or upon the possession or receipt of the rents issues and profits of the
and hereditaments and premises or any of them or any part or parts thereof respectively with their appurtenances and also (whether any such entry as aforesaid shall
have been made or not) to let the same hereditaments and premises or any of them or any part or parts thereof respectively from year to year or for any term or
terms of years not exceeding fourteen years in possession either by way of occupation lease or of building repairing or improving reuse or otherwise at such rent or rents
or under the circumstances and having regard to the term or terms of such lease or leases can be reasonably obtained for the same and without taking any fine or
premium except by way of expenditure on the buildings repairs or improvements and under and subject to such stipulation covenants and conditions as the said Mary Anne
Capper her executors administrators or assigns shall deem most beneficial And also (whether any such entry as aforesaid shall have been made or not) to order and direct
all the affairs and concerns of the said hereditaments and premises as regards repairs cultivation and improvements insurance against loss by fire and other matters and
generally to manage the same at her or their discretion And also (whether any such entry as aforesaid shall have been made or not and without any necessity for the
concurance and notwithstanding the dissent of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns) to sell the said hereditaments and premises or any of
them or any part or parts thereof respectively either together or in parcels and either by public auction or private contract subject or not subject to any special or other conditions or stipulations relative
to the title or to the evidence of title or to liability to or indemnity against incumbrances or to the mode and time of payment of the purchase money and other matters relating to the said
hereditaments and premises or any of them or to the said sale thereof as the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs administrators or assigns shall in her or their discretion judge expedient with full power to
fix several bridleways and to buy in the said hereditaments and premises or any part or parts of them thereof respectively at any auction and also to abandon or rescind or vary the terms of any contract for sale and afterwards
to resell the hereditaments so bought in or the subject of any such contract by public auction or private contract without being answerable for any loss or diminution in the price or value of the premises so resold and
to convey and assure the hereditaments and premises to be sold as aforesaid or as the case may require cause the same to be conveyed and secured unto or to the use of or in trust for the purchaser or purchasers
thereof or as he one or they shall direct and to receive any moneys arising from such sale or sales and out of the same moneys and the rents and profits if any of the said hereditaments and premises to be received
by the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns to retain and satisfy all the principal sum and interest which shall be then due or owing by virtue of this security together with all the costs
Charges and expenses occasioned by the nonpayment thereof or in anywise incident to the execution of the powers and authorities herein contained or any of them conveying the unsold residue of the said hereditaments
(if any) and jumping[?] over the surplus (if any) of the moneys so to arise as aforesaid to the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns And it is hereby further declared and the
said Benjamin Bomford hereby expressly directs that every receipt which shall be given by the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns or her or their agent or agents to any purchaser
or purchasers under the power of sale hereinbefore contained or to any tenant or tenants of the said hereditaments and premises of any of them or to any other person or persons whatsoever for any purchase
or other moneys payable to the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns by virtue of these presents shall exonerate and discharge her purchaser or purchasers tenant or tenants or other
person or persons paying the same from all liability in respect of the application thereof and from being obliged or concerned to enquire or take notice whether any sale or sales lease or leases purporting to be made
by virtue of these presents is or are necessary or proper for every of the purposes hereinbefore expressed or whether any such default as aforesaid has been made or any such notice given as is hereinafter mentioned
or into or concerning any other matter or thing connected with the propriety expediency or regularity of any such sale or sales lease or leases nor shall they be affected by express notice from any person
whensoever that no such default has been made or notice given or that such sale or sales lease or leases is or are unnecessary improper or irregular And it is hereby further declared that the power
selling and leasing and other the powers herein given to the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators and assigns shall and may be exercisable by and enure to the benefit of the person or persons
who for the time being may be entitled to receive and give discharge for the moneys for the time being due and owing on the security of these presents Provided also and it is hereby further declared and

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Agreed that the aforesaid power of sale shall not prejudice or affect any of the rights or remedies of the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns as a
mortgagee or mortgages to foreclose the equity of redemption of the said mortgaged hereditaments and premises or other unsold part thereof And the said Benjamin Bomford
himself his heirs executors and administrators hereby covenants and agrees with the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs executors administrators and assigns that he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
executors administrators or assigns will pay or cause to be paid unto the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns the said sum of Four thousand nine hundred pounds with interest
for the same after the rate aforesaid at the time and in manner appointed by the proviso for redemption herein contained for payment of the same respectively according to the true intent and meaning of these
presents And also that the said Benjamin Bomford now hath in himself good right by these presented to appoint grant or otherwise assign the said hereditaments and premises with their appurtenances
hereby expressed to be appointed and granted to the use of the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid and according to the true intent and meaning of these presents And also that
the said hereditaments and premises with their appurtenances shall or may be held enjoyed and disposed of and the rents and profits thereof received and taken accordingly without any eviction
interruption or denial whatsoever free and clear or by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators effectually saved harmless and kept indemnified from or against all former or
other stated rights titles charges and encumbrances whatsoever And also that the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs and every person or persons whomsoever having or rightfully claiming or to claim any estate
right title or interest at law or in equity in to or out of the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof will or shall at any time and from time to time upon every reasonable request of the said Mary
Anne Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns but at the costs and charges of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns (except as to the expenses of further expenses
of such parts of the said hereditaments as shall have been previously sold and conveyed otherwise assured to the purchaser or purchasers thereof) under the powers of sale hereinbefore contained or of which the equity
of redemption thereof shall be absolutely foreclosed which expenses shall be borne by the person or persons requiring such further assurances make do acknowledge execute and perfect every such act conveyance
surrender or assurance in law whatsoever for more effectually or satisfactorily appointing granting or otherwise assuring the said hereditaments and premises and every part of the same with their
appurtenances unto or to the use of the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs or assigns as she or they shall direct as by the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns or
her or their counsel shall be reasonably required And also that the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators or some or one of them will at his or their own costs and
charge during the subsistence of this security keep all the buildings for the time being on or about the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured in good and tenantable repair and condition
in all respects And also will and shall at his or their own costs and charges forthwith insure and thenceforth during the subsistence of this security keep insured from loss by fire in the name
or names of the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns in the Sun Fire Office or in one and other Office or Offices of Insurance as shall from time to time be named by the said Mary
Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns all the erections and buildings for the time being comprised in this security in which sum or sums not exceeding in the whole the sum of One thousand
pounds as the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns shall from time to time require and within ten days after the premiums and duty in respect of such insurance shall From
time to time become due payable deliver to the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns proper receipts for such premiums and duty And that if default shall be made by the said
Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns in the performance of the covenant lastly hereinbefore contained and required other repairs or insurance it shall and may be lawful for the said
Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns to perform the said repairs or effect and keep on foot such insurance as aforesaid out of her and their own proper moneys And the said Benjamin
Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns or some or one of them will or shall on demand thereof repay to the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns such moneys as
he or they shall have expended in or about such insurance with interest for the same after the rate of Five pounds per centum per annum from the time or respective times of expending the same
and such moneys and interest shall be or charge upon the said hereditaments and premises comprised in this security and be recoverable in like manner with the said sum of Four thousand nine hundred
pounds and the interest thereof hereinbefore secured And it is hereby declared and agreed that the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators and assigns shall hold the policy and policies of
insurance aforesaid subject to with and under such trusts provisoes and declarations as will best correspond with the trusts provisions and declarations hereinbefore contained concerning the said hereditaments
and premises hereby appointed and granted or otherwise assured or as near thereto as may be in aid of this security but the principal moneys receivable for repairs under this security shall not exceed the
sum of three hundred pounds Provided nevertheless that if the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators or assigns shall until payment of the principal moneys hereby secured
punctually pay or cause to be paid unto the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns interest after the rate of Three pounds ten shillings five pence per centum per annum for the said
sum of four thousand nine hundred pounds by even half yearly payments upon the fourth day of August and the fourth day of February in every year or within twenty eight days next after those
respective days clear of all deductions whatsoever (except in respect of lenders property tax) the first payment of such interest to be made on the fourth day of August now next ensuing or within
twenty eight days after the same day Then in consideration of such punctual payment the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns shall accept such reduced rate of interest
in lieu of and in full satisfaction for the hereafter rate of interest hereinfore made payable in respect of the said sum of four thousand nine hundred pounds And the said Mary Anne Capper
for herself her executors administrators and assigns doth covenant with the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators and assigns that until such default shall be made in the
observance and performance of any of the covenants and agreements on the part of the said Benjamin Bomford hereinbefore contained contrary to the true intent and meaning of these presents it shall
be lawful for the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns to hold and enjoy and to take the rents issues and profits of the said hereditaments and presents without any interruption or denial
whatsoever of or by the said Mary Anne Capper her heirs executors administrators or assigns And that she and they shall not enter upon lease or proceed to receive the moneys for the time

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Being due on this security either by Action or by a Sale of the hereditaments and premises comprised in this Security or any part or parcels respectively under the
forever hereinbefore contained unless the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators or assigns or her or their Agent or Agents shall three calendar months
previously have given to the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators or assigns or either or any one of them or left at his or their or either of them
usual or last known place or places of abode in England or affixed on some conspicuous point of the messuages hereby assured or left with the respective occupier thereof notice in writing of an
intention to exercise the aforesaid power of Sale But these two last mentioned covenants shall not affect any purchaser or purchasers lessee or lessees under the respective powers of selling and
leasing hereinbefore contained nor any person or persons claiming through or under such purchaser or purchasers lessee or lessees And for enabling the said Mary Anne Capper her executors
administrators and assigns to pursue the remedy by distress in regard to such parts of the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured as are now in the occupation of the said Benjamin
Bomford to the said Benjamin Bomford acquits himself to be tenant thereof from year to year to the said Mary Anne Capper her executors administrators and assigns as the yearly rent of
One hundred and seventy one pounds ten shillings payable half yearly on the fourth day of August and the fourth day of February in every year In witness whereof
the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first before written.

[Here is another copy of the above image].

Benjamin Bomford [signed]

[Obverse side (hl007a):]

Dated 20th April 1855

Harvington Lodge Estate

Certificate of Registry of

Assignment of Land Tax

[Reverse side (hl007b):]

Land Tax Redemption Office

Office of Inland Revenue Somerset House

I do hereby certify that an Assignment dated the 12th
day of January 1855, from George Baylis and John Marshall, surviving Trustees
and executors of Wilson Marshall deceased, to Benjamin Bomford, has been registered
at this Office, whereby the said Benjamin Bomford has become entitled to the under
mentioned Land Tax redeemed but not exonerated.

[Here is another copy of the above image].

Witness my Hand this 20 day of April 1855
A Kay [?][signed]
Registrar

[On the obverse side (hl008a):]

1862

Abstract
of M^rs M A Capper's will

[On the reverse side (hl008b & c):]

Abstract of the will of Mary Ann
Capper widow of the late Robert Capper of Cheltenham
in the Coy of Gloucester Esq.

4 November 1856
Probate produced at Messrs
Williams & Bridges
Office 30 June 1862
---- [initials]

The said Mary Anne Capper by her Will of this date
After bequeathing certain specific Legacies to certain persons named
in her Will & charging them on her personal Estate exclusively
in consideration of her real Estate and devising & bequeathing
all the residue of her personal Estate & all her real Estate whatsoever
& wheresoever unto her son The Revd Daniel Capper Rector of
Huntley in the Coy of Gloucester above is
Devised

All Estates vested in her as of Trustee or
mortgagee unto her said Son The Revd Daniel Capper
his heir & assigns upon the trusts & subject to the
equities affecting the money respectively

28 August 1861 Testatrix dies

7th September 1861 The said Will was proved in the District Register at Gloucester

Note The Will was sworn
under £8000 and the
Legacies given by the Will
amount to between £2000 & £3000
----- [initials]

[Title sheet (hl009-1a):]

Dated 18th August 1862 [numbers 184.634 & 184.635 alongside]

Conveyance
of the Harvington Lodge Estate
in the Parish of Harvington
and County of Worcester

M^r Benj^m Bomford
and his Mortgage

to

William Matthew
Coulthurst and Hugh
Lindsay Antrobus Esq^re

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Received the day and year first within
written by me the within named Daniel Capper
of and from the within named William Matthew         £12,025
Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus the sum
of Twelve thousand and twenty five pounds being
the consideration money within mentioned to be
paid by them to me

Witness: B Harcourt Capper, Daniel Capper

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Signed sealed and Delivered by the
within named Benjamin Bomford in the
presence of

Courtaney Col, Prance
of Evesham Solicitor

Signed Dated and Delivered by the within named
Daniel Capper in the presence of

B. Harcourt Capper
of the Northgate, S^t Weonards
Cross, Herefordshire, Esq^e

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This Indenture made the eighteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two Between Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill in the Parish of Salford
Priors in the County of Warwick Gentleman of the first part The Reverend Samuel Daniel
Capper Rector of Huntley in the County of Gloucester of the second part and William
Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus both of the Strand
in the County of Middlesex Esquires of the third part Whereas by an Indenture bearing
date the Nineteenth day of January One thousand eight hundred and fifty five and expressed
to be made between said Benjamin Bomford of the one part and Mary Ann Capper Widow of the other part the messuages lands tenements
and hereditaments hereinafter described and intended to be thereby assured with the appurtenances were inter alia appointed granted and
conveyed by the said Benjamin Bomford unto and to the use of the said Mary Ann Capper her heirs and assigns subject to a proviso
therein contained for redemption and reconveyance of the said hereditaments on payment by the said Benjamin Bomford his heir executives
administrators or assigns to the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators or assigns of the said sum of Four thousand nine
hundred pounds with interest for the same after the rate at the time and in manner herein mentioned And whereas by an
Indenture bearing date the Twelfth day of January One thousand eight hundred and fifty five and expressed to be made between
the said Benjamin Bomford of the one part and the said Mary Ann Capper of the other part the said Benjamin Bomford charged
the said Messuages lands tenements and hereditaments (together with other hereditaments called Pitchill Farm then mortgaged
to the said Mary Ann Capper for securing the sum of Five thousand nine hundred pounds and interest) with the payment
to the said Mary Ann Capper her executors administrators or assigns as well of the sum of Four thousand five hundred pounds
then lent and the interest thereof as of the said principal sum of Five thousand nine hundred pounds and Four thousand
nine hundred pounds and interest for the same And whereas the said Mary Ann Capper departed this life on or about
the twenty eighth day of August One thousand eight hundred and sixty one having first duly made and executed her last
Will and Testament in writing bearing date the twenty fourth day of November One thousand eight hundred and fifty six and
thereby after bequeathing certain legacies devised and bequeathed all the residue of her personal estate and all her real estate
whatsoever and wheresoever unto her son the said Daniel Capper absolutely and devised all estates vested in her as a
trustee or Mortgagee unto the said Daniel Capper his heirs and assigns upon the trusts and subject to the equities affecting
the same respectively And the Testatrix appointed the said Daniel Capper Executor of her said Will which was duly proved the same
in the district Registry at Gloucester of Her Majesty's Court of Probate on the seventh day of September One thousand eight hundred
and sixty one And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford hath agreed with the said William Matthew Caulfeild and Hugh
Lindsay Antrobus for the absolute sale to them of the messuages lands tenements and hereditaments hereinafter described and intended
to be hereby assured and the fee simple thereof in possession free from encumbrances at or for the price of Twelve thousand and twenty
five pounds And whereas the said principal sums of Four thousand nine hundred pounds Five thousand nine hundred pounds and
Four thousand two hundred pounds making together the aggregate sum of Fifteen thousand pounds are still due and owing to the said
Daniel Capper as such executor as aforesaid but all interest for the same respectively has been paid up to the day of the date of
these presents And whereas upon the treaty for the said sale it was agreed that the said sum of Twelve thousand and
twenty five pounds the purchase money of the hereditaments hereby assured or intended so to be should be paid to the said Daniel
Capper in part discharge of the said aggregate sum of Fifteen thousand pounds so due to him as aforesaid Now this Indenture
witnesseth that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the said sum of Twelve thousand and twenty five pounds
in or before the execution of these presents to the said Daniel Capper paid by the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay
Antrobus at the request and by the direction of the said Benjamin Bomford the receipt and payment of which said sum of Twelve
thousand and twenty five pounds the said Daniel Capper and Benjamin Bomford Do hereby respectively admit and acknowledge and
and from the same do hereby release the said William Matthew Caulhurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs executors and
administrators He the said Daniel Capper at the request and by the direction of the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby grant
and convey and the said Benjamin Bomford Doth hereby grant convey and confirm unto the said William Matthew Caulthurst
and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus and their heirs All and singular the messuages lands tenements and hereditaments situate in the
Parish of Harvington in the County of Worcester commonly called or known by the name of the Harvington Lodge Estate and
containing altogether by admeasurement One hundred and nine acres and twenty one perches more or less which said
messuages lands tenements and hereditaments are more particularly described and delineated in the Schedule hereunder written or hereunto
annexed and delineated in the map or plan drawn in the front skin of these presents Together with all and singular buildings
erections fixtures yards gardens orchards backsides commons common of pasture common of turbary trees woods underwoods mounds
fences hedges ditches ways paths passages waters watercourses liberties privileges easements advantages and appurtenances to the
said hereditaments hereby assured or intended so to be or any of them appertaining or with the same or any of them now or
hereafter demised occupied or enjoyed or reputed or known as part or parcel thereof or any part or parts thereof

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And all the estate right title interest claim and demand of the said Daniel Capper and Benjamin Bomford and each of
them into and upon the same premises and every part and parcel thereof
To have and to hold the said
hereditaments and all and singular other the premises hereby assured or intended so to be freed and discharged of and from the said sums of Four
thousand nine hundred pounds and Five thousand nine hundred pounds and Four thousand two hundred pounds and all interest due and to become due for the
same and all claims and demands in respect thereof unto the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns To the use of the
said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns for ever And the said Daniel Capper doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and
administrators covenant with the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns that he the said Daniel Capper hath not
made done or knowingly suffered or been party or privy to anything whereby the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured or intended so to be or any of
them or any part or parts thereof are is can shall or may be in anyway impeached charged affected or encumbered in title estate or otherwise howsoever
And the said Benjamin Bomford Doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh
Lindsay Antrobus in manner following (that is to say) that for any notwithstanding anything by the said Benjamin Bomford done or knowingly suffered they the said
Daniel Capper and Benjamin Bomford now have in themselves full power to grant convey and confirm the said hereditaments and premises hereby
assured or intended so to be unto and to the use of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns in manner
aforesaid And further that notwithstanding as aforesaid it shall be lawful for the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus
their heirs and assigns at all times hereafter quietly to enter into and upon and to hold and enjoy the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured
or intended so to be and to receive the rents and profits thereof without any lawful interruption or disturbance by the said Benjamin Bomford or his heirs or by
any person or persons rightfully claiming or to claim through or in trust for the said Benjamin Bomford And that free and discharged from or
otherwise by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators sufficiently indemnified against all estates incumbrances claims and demands
whatsoever created occasioned or made by the said Benjamin Bomford or by any person or persons rightfully claiming or to claim through or in trust for him
the said Benjamin Bomford And further that he the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs and all and every person and persons rightfully claiming
or to claim any estate right title or interest in or to the said hereditaments and premises thereby assured or intended so to be or any of them or any
part thereof by from through or in trust for him the said Benjamin Bomford will at all times hereafter at the expense of the said William Matthew
Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus or one of them their or some or one of their heirs or assigns execute and do any such lawful assurance and thing
for the further or more perfectly assuring all or any of the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured or intended so to be unto and to the
use of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns as by the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh
Lindsay Antrobus their heirs or assigns or any of them shall be reasonably required And further that he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
or assigns will at all times hereafter upon every reasonable request and at the costs of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay
Antrobus their heirs or assigns or any of them produce and show forth or cause or procure to be produced and shown forth to them or any of them or such person
or persons as they or any of them shall direct or require at any trial hearing or examination in any Court of Law Equity or other Judicature or in the execution
of any Commission or otherwise as occasion shall require the hereinbefore recited Indenture of the Twentieth day of January One thousand eight hundred and fifty five for the
manifestation defence and support of the whole title and possession of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs or assigns And will at
all times at the like request and costs make and furnish or cause to be made and furnished to the said William Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their
heirs or assigns such true copies attested or unattested or abstracts of or extracts from the same Indenture as they or any of them may require And will in the meantime
keep the same Indenture safe whole uncancelled and undefaced unless prevented from so doing by fire or other inevitable accident In witness whereof the said
parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

[Here is another copy of the above image].

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[Here is another copy of the above image].

Benjamin Bomford [signed] and Daniel Capper [signed]

[Letter attached (hl009-1e):]

14th August 1862

Gentlemen
Self v Bomford & Coulthurst & Antrobus
(Harrington Lodge Estate)

As I shall be unable to be
present at the completion of the above
purchase I hereby request you to pay
the purchase money, Twelve thousand
and twenty five pounds, to my
Solicitors Messrs Williams & Brydges
Cheltenham

Your obedient Servt.

Daniel Capper

Farrer Anvry & Farrer

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[Note (hl009-1e):]

[Title sheet (hl010a):]

Dated 25 July 1853

[Title sheet (hl011-1a):] Dated 1st December 1871 [number 184.638 alongside]

Conveyance of Land
in the Parish of Harvington in the
County of Worcester and Covenant for
Production of Title Deeds

H. R. H. Henri Eugene
Philippe Louis D'Oleans
Duc D'Aumàle

to

M^r Benjⁿ Bomford

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Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named Benjamin Bomford
the sum of Two thousand three hundred and         £2344
and forty six pounds being the consideration money
within mentioned to be paid by him to me

Witness: Aug. Laugel     H E Orleàns

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Signed sealed and Delivered by the
within named Henri Eugene Philippe Louis d'Orleans
Duc D'Aumale in the presence of

Aug. Laugel
19 rue de la Ville l'Eugene, Paris

Signed sealed abd delivered by the within named Benjamin
Bomford in the presence of

Courtaney Col. Prance
Solicitor, Evesham

[Title sheet (hl011-2a):]

This Indenture made the first day of December One thousand eight hundred and seventy one Between His Royal
Highness Henri Eugène Philippe Louis D'Orleans Duc D'Aumàle of the one part and
Benjamin Bomford of Salford in the Parish of Salford Priors and county of Warwick Farmer of the other part
Whereas by an indenture bearing date the thirtieth day of September One thousand eight hundred and seventy and made
between Courtenay Connell Prance Gentleman of the first Henry Shailer Jackson Farmer Albert Herbert Jackson Farmer and William Trennicliffe[?] Conley Farmer of the
second part The Reverend Samuel Garrard Clerk of the third part Herbert New Gentleman and John James Tippor Merchant Manufacturer of the fourth part Benjamin Bomford
and Hemming James Bomford Farmer of the fifth part Joseph Smith Miller and the said Courtenay Prance of the sixth part John Hiatt Gentleman of the seventh
part Bernard Baldwyn Gentleman of the eighth part the said Henry Shailer Jackson of the ninth part and the said Duc D'Aumale of the tenth part for the valuable
considerations therein mentioned All pieces or parcels of land and hereditaments hereinafter described and intended to be hereby granted and conveyed were (together with other
hereditaments of much larger value) granted leased and conveyed unto and to the use of the said Due D'Aumàle his heirs and assigns for ever And whereas the said
Due D'Aumàle hath contracted and agreed with the said Benjamin Bomford for the absolute sale to him of the said pieces or parcels of land hereinafter described and intended
to be hereby conveyed and the inheritance thereof in fee simple in possession free from incumbrances at or for the price or sum of Two thousand three hundred and forty six
pounds Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance and performance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the said sum of Five thousand seven[?]
hundred and forty six for[?] and[?] pounds on or before the execution of these presents to the said Duc D'Aumàle paid by the said Benjamin Bomford (the receipt of which said sum
of Five thousand three hundred and forty six pounds and that the same is in full for the absolutely purchase of the said piece or parcels of land and hereditaments
intended to be hereby conveyed and the possession thereof in fee simple in possession the said Duc D'Aumàle doth hereby admit and acknowledge and of and from the same
doth acquit, release and discharge the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators and assigns for ever by these presents He the said Duc D'Aumàle Doth by
these presents grant release and convey unto the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs all that piece or parcel of land or coppice and plantation of trees containing by am[?]
admeasurement ten acres and nine perches or thereabouts be the same more or less and numbered one on the Map or plan drawn in the margin of these presents Also all
that piece or parcel of Arable land called the Leasow containing by admeasurement five Acres three roods and six perches or thereabouts be the same more
or less and numbered 2 on the said Map or Plan and which said pieces or parcels of land and coppice were formerly for many years in the occupation of
of John Marshall and afterwards of The Reverend Samuel Charles and now of the said Benjamin Bomford and all situate in the Parish of Harvington
in the County of Worcester And also All that adjoining close piece or parcel of Arable land with the coppice or Plantation of Oak Trees adjoining thereto
called the Leasow and Copse otherwise Coppice Leasow and Coppice containing together by admeasurement seven Acres one rood and nine perches or
thereabouts be the same more or less situate in the Parish of Harvington aforesaid and on the North side of and adjoining to the Highway leading from
Harvington aforesaid to the Lenches and bounded by the Highway and by the Lands of George Malin Esquire and by part of the Property known as the
'Harvington Lodge Estate' And which said piece of land and coppice are numbered 33 and 34 on the said Map or Plan hereinbefore referred to and
were late in the occupation of Soloman Hunt afterwards of the said Samuel Charles and now also of the said Benjamin Bomford Together with all
and singular buildings erections structures yards gardens orchards backsides commons common of pasture common of turbary trees woods underwoods
mounds fences hedges ditches mines minerals ways paths passages waters watercourses lights privileges liberties easements advantages and appurtenances
to the said hereditaments and premises thereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed or any of them appertaining or with the same or any
of them now or herebefore demised occupied or enjoyed or reputed or known as part or parcel thereof or of any part or parts thereof And all the estate
right title interest claim and demand of him the said Duc Aumàle both at Law and in Equity in to and upon the same hereditaments premises
and every part and parcel thereof To have and to hold the said pieces or parcels of land coppices and hereditaments and all and singular other the
premises hereinbefore expressed to the hereby granted and conveyed unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And
the said Benjamin Bomford who was married since the year One thousand eight hundred and thirty four doth hereby declare that no Widow who may leave at his decease shall be
entitled to derive out of or in said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed or any part thereof And he the Said Duc D'Aumàle doth
hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns in manner following that is to say that for and notwithstanding
any act deed matter or thing whatsoever by him the said Duc D'Aumàle done committed or executed or knowingly or willingly suffered to the contrary he the said Duc D'Aumàle now hath
in himself good right full power and absolute authority to grant release and convey the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed unto and
to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid according to the intent and manner of these presents And that it shall be lawful for the said
Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns from time to time and at all times hereafter peaceably and quietly to enter into and upon and to have hold occupy possess and enjoy the
said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed and to receive the rents and profits thereof for his and their own use and benefit without
the lawful let suit trouble demand eviction interruption claim or demand whatsoever of the said Duc D'Aumàle or his heirs or any person or persons lawfully or equally claiming
or to claim by from through under or in trust for him or either of them And that free and clear and freely and clearly and absolutely acquitted exonerated and released
or otherwise by him the said Duc D'Aumàle his heirs executors and administrators well and sufficiently saved defended and kept harmless and indemnified of from and against all and
all manner of former and other Estates titles troubles charges and incumbrances whatsoever either already had made executed occasioned or suffered or hereafter to be had made
executed occasioned or suffered by the said Duc D'Aumàle or his heirs or any person or persons lawfully or equitably claiming or to claim by from under or in trust for them or either
of them And further that he the said Duc D'Aumàle and his heirs and all and every other person or persons claiming or to claim as aforesaid will at all times hereafter
upon every reasonable request in writing and at the proper costs and charges of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns make do acknowledge and execute or cause and
procure to be made done acknowledged and executed all and every such further and other lawful acts deeds and assurances in the Law for further and more perfectly granting conveying
and assuring the said hereditaments and premises unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns as by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns or
his or their counsel in the Law shall be reasonably or advised and required And whereas the several deeds and documents specified in the schedule to these presents relate as
well to the said hereditaments and premises therebefore expressed to be hereby conveyed as to other hereditaments of much larger value belonging to the said Duc D'humàle

[The word Turbary refers to the cutting of turf.]

[Here is another copy of the plan on hl1011-2a.]

[Title sheet (hl011-3a):]

And it hath been agreed that it shall enter into the covenant hereinafter contained Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the -------
and in consideration of the He the said Duc D'Aumàle Doth hereby for himself his heirs executors administrators and assigns covenant with the said Benjamin
Bomford his heirs or assigns That he the said Duc D'Aumàle his heirs or assigns shall and will at any time hereafter upon every reasonable request and at the costs of
the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns produce and shew forth or cause or procure to be produced and shown forth to him them or any of them or to such person or persons as he
or they shall devise and require at any trial hearing or examination in any court of law Equity or other Indenture or in the execution of any Commission or elsewhere as occasion shall
require All and every or any of the Documents specified in the said Schedule to these presents for the manifestation defence and support of the Estate title and possession of the said
Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns of in and to the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed And shall and will at all times at
the like request costs make and furnish or cause to be made furnished to the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns such two copies attested or unattested or abstracts
or extracted from the same Deeds and Documents or any of them as he or they may require And will in the meantime keep the same Deeds and Documents safe whole uncancelled and
undefaced unless prevented from so doing by fire or other inevitable accident In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the
day and year first before written

[01]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of William Lunn Yeoman and Thomas Lunn Yeoman
[02]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of William Hughes Yeoman and George Sheaf Farmer
[03]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Lunn and William Hughes
[04]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and David Slatter
[05]	25th October 1848	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Hughes and George Sheaf
[06]	25th October 1848	Copy Admittance of this date of John Gibbs Farmer and John Tovey Farmer
[07]	22nd October 1851	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and John Gibbs
[08]	22nd October 1851	Copy Admittance of this date of the said John Tovey and William Hunt
[09]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Lunn and Thomas Lunn
[10]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Hughes and George Sheaf
[11]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Lunn and William Hughes
[12]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and David Slatter
[13]	25th October 1848	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Hughes and George Sheaf
[14]	25th October 1848	Copy Admittance of this date of the said John Gibbs and John Tovey
[15]	22nd October 1851	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and John Gibbs
[16]	22nd October 1851	Copy Admittance of this date of the said John Tovey and William Hunt
[17]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of the said Robert Lunn Yeoman and Thomas Lunn
[18]	20th October 1830	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Hughes and George Sheaf
[19]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Lunn and William Hughes
[20]	16th July 1844	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and Jonathan Slatter
[21]	31st March 1847	Copy Admittance of this date of the said William Hughes and George Sheaf
[22]	31st March 1847	Copy Admittance of this date of the said Jonathan Slatter and Nathaniel Tovey
[23]	22nd October 1861	Copy Admittance of this date of the said George Sheaf and Jonathan Slatter
[24]	22nd October 1861	Copy Admittance of this date of the said Nathaniel Tovey and William Hunt
[25]	22nd October 1866	Indenture of this between Charles Smith and Henry George Smith of the first part Stephen Street Hearne of the second part Caroline Pettipher Edwin John Edwin Winnall Gentleman and Arthur Beaufoy Winnall Gentleman of the third part John Winnall of the fourth part and the said Samuel Charles of the fifth part
[26]	22nd October 1866	Indenture of this between George Malin Gentleman of the one part and the said Samuel Charles of the other part being Covenant for production of Documents
[27]	28th October 1863	Indenture of Enfranchisement of the date between the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England of the first part John Marshall Gentlerman of the second part and the said Samuel Charles of the third part
[28]	28th October 1863	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and Samuel Jackson Framer of the other part
[29]	29th October 1868	Indenture of this date 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 forth 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
[30]	2nd May 1864	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Samuel Jackson of the other part
[31]	4th May 1865	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Joseph Smith and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the other part
[33]	21st December 1865	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and John Hiatt of the other part
[34]	5th November 1866	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Bernard Baldwin of the other part
[35]	9th April 1867	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Henry Jackson of the other part
[36]	24th June 1868	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Henry Shailer Jackson Albert Herbert Jackson and William Tunnicliffe Conley of the other part
[37]	25th June 1868	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Courtenay Connell Prance of the other part
[38]	8th April 1869	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and Frederick Charles Jewesbury of the other part
[39]	11th January 1870	Indenture of this date between the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury of the first part the said Samuel Charles of the second part and the said Courtaney Connell Prance of the third part
[40]	29th September 1869	Indenture of this date between the said Samuel Charles of the one part and the said Courtaney Connell Prance of the other part
	30th September 1870	The hereinbefore recited Indenture of this date

H E D'Orleans [signed] and Benjⁿ Bomford [signed]

[Title sheet (hl012-1a):]

Dated 1st day of December 1871 [184.639 written alongside]

Conveyance
of "The Harvington Lodge
Estate" in the Parish of Harvington
and County of Worcester.

Wm M. Coulthurst &
H. L. Antrobus Esq^res

to

Mr Benjⁿ Bomford

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Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named Benjamin Bomford
the sum of Twelve thousand and twenty five Pounds            
being the consideration money within mentioned to be
paid by him to us.

W M Coulthurst [signed]             W L Antrobus [signed]

Witness to the signature of
William Matthew Coulthurst

Wm Jos^h Jarrett

Witness to the signature
of Hugh Lindsay Antrobus

H. B. Devereaux

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Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within named
William Matthew Coulthurst in the presence of

W^m Jos^h Jarrett of Lincolns Inn Fields
London Solicitors

H. B. Devereaux of the Highwood, Leominster
J. P. for Herefordshire
Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Benjamin
Bomford in the presence of

Courtenay Col. Prance
Solicitor Evesham

[Reverse side (hl012-2a):]

This Indenture made the first day of December One thousand eight hundred and seventy one Between William Matthew
Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus both of the Strand in the County of Middlesex Esquires of the one part
and Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill in the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick Farmer of the other part
Whereas by an Indenture bearing date the eighteenth day of August One thousand eight hundred and sixty two made
between the said Benjamin Bomford of the first part the Reverend Daniel Capper of the second part and the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus of the third part for the valuable
consideration therein mentioned the said Daniel Capper granted and conveyed and the said Benjamin Bomford granted conveyed and confirmed unto the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay
Antrobus their heirs the Messuages lands tenements and hereditaments hereinafter described and intended to be hereby granted and conveyed To hold the same unto the said William Matthew Coulthurst
and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns To the use of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs and assigns for ever And whereas the said William Matthew
Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus have contracted and agreed with the said Benjamin Bomford for the absolute sale to him of the said Messuages Lands tenements and hereditaments hereinafter described
and intended to be hereby granted and conveyed and the inheritance in fee simple in possession thereof free from encumbrances at or for the price or sum of Twelve thousand and twenty five Pounds
Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in pursuance and performance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the said sum of Twelve thousand and twenty five Pounds on or before
the execution of these Presents to the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus paid by the said Benjamin Bomford (the receipt of which said sum of Twelve thousand and twenty five Pounds and that
the same is in full for the absolute purchase of the said messuage lands tenements and hereditaments and the inheritance thereof in fee simple in possession They the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh
Lindsay Antrobus do and each of them doth hereby admit and acknowledge and of and from the same do and each of them doth acquit release and discharge the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
executors administrators and assigns for ever by these Presents) They the said William Matthew Courthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus Do and each of them Doth by these Presents grant release and
convey unto the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs All and singular the capital Mansion House known as Harvington Lodge with the gardens stables and appurtenances thereto belonging and the farm
known by the name of The Harvington Lodge Farm now and for some time past in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford Together also with the Thirteen Cottages erected on various parts of the said Farm
occupied by Labourers and Tenants of the said Benjamin Bomford two of which are ancient and the others are of more modern erection which Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments are situate in the
Parish of Harvington in the County of Worcester and are commonly called or known by the name of 'The Harvington Lodge Estate' and contain altogether by estimation One hundred and fifty nine Acres
and twenty one perches be the same more of less and the same messuages lands tenements and hereditaments are more particularly described in the Schedule hereinunder written or hereunto annexed
and are delineated on the Map of Plan drawn on the front skin of the Hereinbefore recited Indenture Together with all and singular Houses Outhouses Cottages Buildings erections fixtures yards gardens
Orchards backsides commons common of pasture common of turbary trees woods underwoods mounds fences ditches ways paths passages waters watercourses liberties privileges easements advantages
and appurtenances to the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed or any of them appertaining or with the same or any of them now or heretobefore demised
occupied or enjoyed or repeated or known as part or parcel thereof or any part or parts thereof And all the Estate right title interest claim and demand of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh
Lindsay Arbuthnot and each of them in to out of or upon the same hereditaments and premises and every part and parcel thereof To have and to hold the said messuages lands tenements here-
ditaments and all and singular other the premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And the said Benjamin
Bomford who was married since the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty four doth hereby declare that no Widow he may leave at his decease shall be entitled to dower out of or in the said
hereditaments and Premises hereinafter expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed or any part thereof And each of them the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus doth hereby
for himself his heirs executors and administrators and for his and their acts and defaults only Covenant with the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns in manner following That is to say for and notwithstanding
any act deed matter or thing whatsoever by the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus or either of them done committed or executed or knowingly or willingly suffered to the contrary they the said William
Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus now have in themselves good right full power and absolute authority to grant release and convey the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby
granted and conveyed unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bamford his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid according to the true intent and meaning of these presents And that it shall be lawful for
the said Benjamin Bamford his heirs and assigns from time to time and at all times hereafter peaceably and quietly to enter into and upon and to have hold occupy possess and enjoy the said hereditaments
and Premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed and to receive the Rents and Profits thereof for his and their own use and benefit without the lawful let suit trouble denial eviction interruption
claim or demand whatsoever of the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus or their heirs or any other person or persons lawfully or equitably claiming or to claim by from through under or in trust for
them or either of them And that free and clear and freely and clearly and absolutely acquitted and released or otherwise by them the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus their heirs executors or
administrators well and sufficiently saved defended kept harmless and indemnified of from and against all and all manner of former and other Estates titles troubles charges debts and incumbrances whatsoever either
already had made executed occasioned or suffered or hereafter to be had made executed occasioned or suffered by the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobusor their heirs or any person or persons
lawfully or equitably claiming or to claim by from through or in trust for them or either of them And further that they the said William Matthew Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus and their heirs and
all and every other person or persons claiming or to claim as aforesaid will at all times hereafter upon every reasonable request in writing and at the proper costs and charges of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
and assigns make and acknowledge and execute or cause and procure to be made done acknowledged and executed all and every such further and other lawful acts deeds and assurances in the Law for further and more
perfectly granting conveying and assuring the said hereditaments and Premises unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bamford his heirs and assigns [insert: as by the said Benjamin Bomford 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

[Here is another copy of the schedule on hl1012-2aschedule.]

William Matt^w Coulthurst [signed]       H.L. Antrobus       Benjⁿ Bomford

[Title sheet (hl013-1a):]

Dated 9^th Dec^r 1871 [No: 184.640 added]

Mortgage for
securing £12000 and
Interest

Benjamin Bomford Esq^re

Rowland Redway and
Jesse Gouldsmith Esq^res

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Received on the day and year first within
written of and from the within named Rowland
Rodway and Jesse Gouldsmith the within         £1200
mentioned consideration sum of Twelve thousand
pounds.

Courtenay Col Prance

Witness: Benjamin Bomford

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Signed sealed and delivered by the within named
Benjamin Bomford in the presence of
Courtenay Col. Prance
Solicitor Evesham

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This Indenture made the Ninth day of December One thousand eight hundred and twenty one Between Benjamin Bomford of
Harvington in the County of Worcester Gentleman of the one part and Rowland Rodway and Jesse Gouldsmith both
of Trowbridge in the County of Wilts Gentlemen (hereinafter referred to as "the said Mortgagees" of the other part Whereas by an
Indenture dated the first day of December One thousand eight hundred and seventy one and made between William Matthew
Coulthurst and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus Esquires of the one part and the said Benjamin Bomford of the other part For the valuable
considerations therein expressed the Messuages lands tenements and hereditaments specified in the first part of the Schedule hereto were assured Unto and to the use of the said
Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And whereas by an Indenture dated the same First day of December One thousand eight hundred and
seventy one and made between His Royal Highness Henri Eugene Philippe Louis D’Orleans Duc de Aumale of the one part and the said Benjamin Bomford of the other part
For the valuable considerations therein expressed the pieces or parcels of land and hereditaments specified in the second part of the said Schedule were assured unto and to the
use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And whereas the said Mortgagees have agreed to lend to the said Benjamin Bomford the sum of
Twelve thousand pounds upon the repayment thereof together with interest thereon at the rate of Four pounds per centum per annum secured in manner
hereinafter expressed Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the sum of Twelve thousand
pounds upon the execution of these presents paid by the said Mortgagees to the said Benjamin Bomford the receipt of which said sum of Twelve thousand pounds the
said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby acknowledge and from the same doth hereby release the said Mortgagees their heirs executors administrators and assigns He the said
Benjamin Bomford doth hereby grant and convey unto the said Mortgagees their heirs and assigns All and singular the messuages lands tenements and hereditaments
situate in the parish of Harvington in County of Worcester and particularly described in the first and second parts of the Schedule hereto and [insert: by way of further
description] delineated on the plan laid
down in the fourth skin of these presents therein denoted by the colours Green and Pink Together with the capital mansion house known as Harvington Lodge and the
various cottages on the said hereditaments erected And all buildings stables yards gardens commons trees fences hedges ditches ways waters watercourses liberties privileges
easements advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to the said hereditaments and premises hereby assured appertaining or with the same now or heretofore demised or enjoyed
or reputed or known as part thereof or appurtenant thereto And all the estate right title interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said Benjamin Bomford in to out of
or upon the same premises or any part thereof To Have and To Hold the said messuages lands tenements and hereditaments and all and singular other the premises
hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed Unto the said Mortgagees their heirs and assigns To the use of the said Mortgagees their heirs and assigns for ever
subject nevertheless to the proviso for redemption hereinafter contained Provided always and it is hereby agreed and declared that if the said Benjamin Bamford his heirs
executors administrators or assigns shall on the Ninth day of June next pay to the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of
such survivor their or his assigns the sum of twelve thousand pounds with interest for the same in the meantime at the rate Four pounds per centum per annum
without any deduction (except in respect of property or income tax) then and in such case and at any time thereafter the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the heirs of such
survivor their or his assigns will upon the request and at the cost of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators or assigns reconvey said hereditaments
and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted unto the said Benjamin Bamford his heirs or assigns or as he or they shall direct And the said Benjamin
Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Mortgagees their executors and administrators that he the said
Benjamin Bromford his heirs executors administrators will on the said ninth day of June now next pay to the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or
the executors or administrators of such survivor their or his assigns the said sum of Twelve thousand pounds with interest for the same in the meantime at the rate of Four
pounds per Centum per Annum without any deduction whatsoever (except as aforesaid) and also if the said sum of Twelve thousand pounds or any part thereof
shall remain unpaid after the said ninth day of June now next most then will so long as the same sum or any part thereof shall remain unpaid pay
to the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor their or their assigns interest for the said sum of Twelve thousand
pounds or so much thereof as shall for the time being remain unpaid at the rate of Four pounds per Centum per annum by equal half yearly payments on the
ninth day of June and the ninth day of December in every year without any deduction whatsoever except as aforesaid Provided
always and it is hereby agreed and declared between and by the said Mortgagees that the said sum of Twelve thousand pounds so paid by them as
aforesaid was and is money belonging to them on a joint account in equity as well as at law And that the receipt of the survivor of them or of the executors or
administrators of such survivor of them or his assigns for the principal sum of Twelve thousand pounds and interest hereby secured or for any other moneys which
shall become payable to them or him under or by virtue of these Presents shall alone be an effectual discharge for the same and every part thereof respectively and shall
free and discharge the person or persons taking the same from all responsibility as to its application or nonapplication or otherwise And the said Benjamin
Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Mortgagees their executors administrators and assigns and with
each of them his heirs executors administrators and assigns that he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns will so long as any money shall

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Remain on the security of these presents keep all the said messuages and buildings hereby granted insured against loss or
damage by fire in the sum of one thousand pounds at least in the names or name of the said Mortgagees or the survivor
of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor their or his assigns and will pay all premiums and sums of money necessary for such purpose on the
first day on which the same respectively ought to be paid and will deliver to the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such
survivor their or his assigns for policy or policies of such insurance and the receipt for every such payment And also that if default shall be made in keeping
the said premises so insured as aforesaid it shall be lawful for the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor their or his assigns
to insure and keep insured the said premises or any part thereof in any sum or sums not exceeding in the whole the sum of one thousand pounds And that the
said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators or assigns will repay to the said Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such
survivor their or his assigns every such sum of money expended for that purpose by them or him with interest thereon at the rate aforesaid from the time of the same respectively
having been so expended And that such repayment every such sum and interest shall be a charge upon the said premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby
granted and every part thereof And it is hereby agreed and declared that the moneys to arise from a sale of the said premises as aforesaid shall be applied either in
building or repairing the destroyed or damaged premises or towards satisfaction of the said sum of Twelve thousand pounds intended to be hereby secured and the
interest thereon and of other the moneys (if any) for the time being owing on the security of these presents as the respective persons for the time being entitled to receive the
said sum and monies respectively shall direct Provided always and it is hereby agreed and declared that it shall be lawful for the said Mortgagees or the
survivor of them or the executors administrators or assigns of such survivor their or his assigns at any time or times after the said Ninth day of June next without any
further consent on the part of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns or any other person to sell the premises hereinbefore expressed to
be hereby granted or any part or parts thereof either together or in parcels and either by Public Auction or Private Contract with full power upon any such sale to make any
such stipulations as to title or evidence or commencement of title or otherwise which the person or persons exercising the present power shall deem proper And also to buy in
a rescind or vary any Contract for sale and to resell without being answerable for any loss occasioned thereby and for the purposes aforesaid or any of them to execute and
do all such assurances and things as they or he shall think fit And it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any sale under the power of sale hereinbefore
contained by any person or persons by whom such power is hereby made exercisable all and every the persons or person in whom the legal estate in the hereditaments and
premises hereby granted shall be vested shall make such assurances of the same for the purpose of carrying the sale into effect as the persons or person by whom the sale
shall be made shall direct Provided always and it is hereby agreed and declared that the persons or person who shall execute the power of sale hereinbefore contained
unless and until they or he shall have given a notice in writing to the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators or assigns to pay off the moneys for the time being
owing on the security of these presents and if no notice in writing to that effect at or upon some part of the said premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and default
shall have been made in payment of such moneys or some part thereof for six calendar months from the time of giving or leaving such notice or unless and until the whole
or a part of some half yearly payment of interest shall have become due on the security of these presents to the persons or person or some one of the persons
exercising the said power of sale shall have become in arrear for three calendar months and every notice to be given or left as aforesaid shall be sufficient though not
addressed to any person or persons by name or designation. And that notwithstanding the person or any of the persons affected thereby may be unborn absent unmentioned
or under disability Provided also and it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any sale purporting to be made in pursuance of the aforesaid power
in that behalf the Purchaser or Purchasers shall not be bound to see or enquire whether any or either of the acts mentioned in the Clause lastly hereinbefore contained
has happened or whether any default has been made in payment of any principal money or interest intended to be hereby secured at the time hereinbefore appointed for
repayment thereof or whether any money remains owing on the security of these presents or as to the necessity or expediency of any stipulations subject to which such sale
shall have been made or otherwise as to the propriety or regularity of such sale and notwithstanding any impropriety or irregularity whatsoever in any such sale And
notwithstanding the Purchaser or Purchasers shall have express or implied notice of such impropriety or irregularity the same shall so far as regards the safety and protection
of the Purchaser or Purchasers be deemed to be within the aforesaid power and be valid accordingly And the remedy of the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators
or assigns in respect of any breach of the Clause or Provision lastly hereinbefore contained or of any impropriety or irregularity whatsoever in the said sale shall be in
damages only And it is hereby agreed and declared that the receipt of the Mortgagees or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor
their or his assigns for the purchase money of the premises sold upon any such sale as aforesaid or for any other monies to become payable to them or him under or by
virtue of these presents shall effectually discharge the person or persons paying the same therefrom and from being concerned to so to the application thereof as being answerable for any loss or misapplication

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And it is hereby further agreed and declared that the persons or person for the time being exercising the
aforesaid power of sale shall by and out of the monies which shall arise from any such sale as aforesaid in the first place
reimburse themselves or himself or pay and discharge all the costs and expenses incurred in or about such sale or otherwise
in respect of the premises and in the next place apply such monies in or towards satisfaction of the sum of Twelve thousand pounds intended to be hereby secured and the
interest thereof and of all other (if any) the principal moneys and interest for the time being owing on the security of these presents And then pay the surplus (if any) of the
said monies which shall arise from such sale unto the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns And it is hereby also agreed and declared that the aforesaid power
of sale and other powers may be exercised by the person or persons for the time being entitled to receive and give a discharge for the monies for the time being due or owing on the
security of these presents Provided also and it is hereby agreed and declared that the aforesaid power of sale or anything herein contained shall not in anywise
prejudice or affect the right of foreclosure and that the said Mortgagees or either of them their or either of their executors administrators or assigns shall not be answerable or accountable
for any involuntary losses which may happen in or about the exercise or execution of the aforesaid power and trusts or any of them Did the said Benjamin Bomford doth
hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Mortgagees their heirs and assigns that he the said Benjamin Bomford now has good right to
grant the said premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted to the use of the said Mortgagees their heirs assigns in manner aforesaid And also that it shall be
lawful for the said Mortgagees and their heirs assigns at any time or times after default in payment on the said Ninth day of June next as aforesaid to enter
into and upon the said premises hereby granted or any part thereof and the same from thenceforth quietly to hold and enjoy and receive the rents and profits thereof without any
lawful interruption or disturbance from or by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns or any other person And that free and discharged or otherwise by the said
Benjamin Bomford and his heirs sufficiently indemnified from and against all estates incumbrances and demands whatsoever And moreover that he the said
Benjamin Bomford and his heirs and every other person having or lawfully or equitably claiming any estate right title interest claim or demand in to or upon the said
premises or any part thereof will at all times hereafter upon the request of the Mortgagees their executors administrators or assigns but at the cost of the said Benjamin Bomford
his heirs or assigns until sale or foreclosure and afterwards at the costs of the person or persons requiring the same execute and do every such lawful assurance and thing in the
further or more perfectly assuring all or any of the said premises unto and to the use of the said Mortgagees their heirs or assigns in manner aforesaid as by the said Mortgagees
their heirs or assigns shall be reasonably required And for the purpose of better securing the punctual payment of the interest of the said principal sum for the said Benjamin
Bomford doth hereby allorn tenant to the said Mortgagees of such of the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted as ever in his occupation at the
yearly rent of Four hundred and eighty pounds to be paid half yearly on the said Ninth day of June and the said ninth day of December without any
deduction Provided always that the said Mortgagees or any survivor of them or the heirs of such survivor their of his assigns may at any time after the said Ninth
June now next enter into and upon the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof and determine the tenancy hereby created without giving to the said
Benjamin Bomford any notice to quit In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written

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Dated 12^th November 1872 [No.184.641 written alongside]

Mortgage
of
an Estate called "The Harvington
Lodge Estate" to secure £2,000
and interest therein

Dated the 12^th of March 1878

Remortgage of mortgaged
hereditaments

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Received the day and year first within written from
the within named Courtenay Connell Prance the sum of         £2,000
Two thousand pounds being the consideration money
within expressed to be paid by him to me.

Benjⁿ Bomford

Witness: W. Hunting

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Signed Sealed and Delivered by both the within named
parties in the presence of
W. Hunting
Clerk to Messrs New Prance & Garrard
Solr Evesham

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This Indenture made the Twelfth day of November One thousand eight hundred and seventy two Between Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill in
the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick Farmer of the one part and Courtenay Connell Prance of Evesham in the County
of Warwick Gentleman of the other part Whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is seized of the Messauges or Tenements Farm lands and
hereditaments comprised and described in the Schedule hereunder written and intended to be hereby granted and conveyed for an estate of inheritance
in fee simple in possession free from all incumbrances except the principal sum of Twelve thousand pounds due to Rowland Redway and Jesse
Goldsmith both of Trowbridge in the County of Wilts Gentlemen and secured to them with interest thereon by an Indenture of Mortgage dated the
ninth day of December One thousand eight hundred and seventy one and made between the said Benjamin Bomford of the one part and the said
Rowland Redway and Jesse Goldsmith of the other part And whereas the said Courtenay Connell Prance hath agreed to lend the said
Benjamin Bomford the sum of Four Thousand pounds upon having this repayment thereof with interest secured by the presents Now this Indenture Witnesseth
that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the sum of Two thousand pounds paid by the said Courtenay Connell Prance to the said Benjamin Bomford
upon or before the execution of these presents the receipt of which said sum he the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby acknowledge and from the same doth release the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his heirs executors and administrators He the said Benjamin Bomford Doth by these presents grant release and convey unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance and his heirs
All and singular the Capital Messuage known as Harvington Hill with the Gardens outbuildings and appurtenances thereto belonging and the various closes of arable Orchard and Meadow
Land and the thirteen Cottages received therewith comprised and described in the schedule hereunder written situate and being in the parish of Harvington in the County of Hereford as the
same Farm is now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford or his undertenants Together with all and singular Barns stables buildings fixtures lands commons woods
trees underwoods hedges ditches fences ways waters watercourses fishings shootings liberties rights easements advantages members and appurtenances to the said hereditaments and premises
hereinbefore expressed to be hereby conveyed belonging or in anywise appertaining or with the same held and enjoyed or reputed as part thereof or appurtenant thereto And all the estate
right title interest claim and demand whatsoever of the said Benjamin Bomford in to out of or upon the said hereditaments and premises and every part thereof To have and
To hold the said Messuage and Cottages Farm Lands and hereditaments and all and singular other the premises thereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and conveyed unto
and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns for ever subject nevertheless to the said Indenture of Mortgage and to the principle and interest
moneys thereby secured and subject also to the proviso for redemption and with the powers hereinafter contained that is to say Provided always and it is
hereby agreed and declared that if the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns shall on the twelfth day of May next pay
unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns the said sum of Five Thousand Pounds with interest for the same at the rate of Four pounds ten shillings per
centum per annum without any deduction or abatement thereout whatsoever except for property or income tax then the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs or assigns shall upon
the request and at the costs of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns reconvey the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted unto and
to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns or as he or they shall direct free from all incumbrances to be created by the said Courtenay Connell Prance his
heirs or assigns in the meantime And the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns that he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors and administrators will on the twelfth day of May
next pay to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns the said sum of Two Thousand Pounds with interest for the same after the rate of Four
pounds ten shillings per centum per annum without any deduction of abatement thereout whatsoever except for property or income tax And Further (but without prejudice
to the rights and remedies of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns under this Covenant hereinbefore contained) that if the said sum of
Two thousand pounds or any part thereof shall remain unpaid after the said twelfth day of May next he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors & administrators will
as long as the same sum or any part thereof shall remain unpaid pay to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns interest for the same sum
of Two thousand pounds or for so much thereof as shall for the time being remain unpaid at the rate of Four pounds ten shillings per centum per annum by equal half
yearly payments on the twelfth day of May and the twelfth day of November in every year without any deduction except for property or income tax And the said
Benjamin Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Courtenay Connell Prances his heirs and assigns that he the said Benjamin
Bomford now hath good right and full power to grant all and singular the said hereditaments and premises hereafter conveyed to hereby granted to the use of the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his heirs and assigns in manner and subject only as aforesaid And also that if default shall be made in payment of the said sum of Two thousand
pounds or any interest for the same or any part thereof respectively on the said twelfth day of May next it shall be lawful for the said Courtenay Connell
Prance his heirs or assigns to enter into and upon the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof respectively and the same from thenceforth quietly to hold occupy
and enjoy and receive and [---?] the rents and profits thereof without any lawful interruption or disturbance from or by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or
administration or any other [----ners?] save and except any persons or person claiming under the hereinbefore mentioned prior mortgage that free and discharged from or
otherwise by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators sufficiently sufficiently indemnified against all estates incumbrances claims and demands whatsoever except
as appears by these presents And moreover that the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs and every other person having or lawfully or equitably claiming any
estate right title or interest property claim or demand of in or to the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof (save and except any persons or
person claiming under the hereinbefore mentioned prior mortgage) shall and will from time to time and at all times upon the request of the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his heirs or executors administrators or assigns but at the Costs of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns (except as to the costs of further
assurances of such parts of the said hereditaments as shall have been sold and assured under the power of sale hereinafter contained which costs of further assurances
shall be borne by the person or persons requiring the same) make do and execute every such lawful act thing and assurance for the further or more perfectly
assuring the said premises or any part thereof to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid as by the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors

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Administrators or assigns shall be reasonably acquired And it is hereby provided and declared that it shall be lawful
for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns at any time or times after the said
twelfth day of May next without any further consent on the part of the said Benjamin Bomford
his heirs or assigns or any other person or order into possession of the said hereditaments and premises or any part
thereof and during such possession to adjust and settle with the tenants and occupiers of the said premises all accounts with respect to their past and accruing rents and to make
any reasonable allowances on account thereof and if deemed expedient to accept compositions for the same and whether in or out of possession to cut and sell any timber or trees or
underwood standing and being on the said premises of any part thereof and also to enter and direct all or any of the affairs and concerns of the said premises as regards
cultivation improvements insurance against loss by fire and other matters and generally to manage the same at his or their discretion And to receive and apply all monies
payable or accruing due under the powers herein contained at his like discretion And to employ for all or any of the purposes aforesaid Agents Receivers tenant workmen and
others and to make to them and remuneration for their work as to him or them shall deem meet And also (whether in or out of possession or receipt of rents and profits)
to demise and lease the said premises or any them with their appurtenances for such terms of years at such rent or rents and subject to such covenants and conditions and
either taking or not taking a fine or premium for the granting thereof and generally in such manner as he or they or his or their own discretion shall think proper And at his or
their discretion to accept surrender of existing Lease or tenancies whether now subsisting or hereafter to be granted or created And also either before or after exercising the said leasing
power (but subject and without prejudice to any Lease or Leases which may have been previously granted in pursuance of such power) absolutely to sell the said premises or any
part or parts thereof either together or in parcels and either by Public Auction or Private Contract with power upon any such sale to make any stipulations as to like or evidence or
commencement of like or otherwise which the said Courtenay Connell Prance their assistants administrators or assigns shall deem proper And also with power to buy in or rescind or vary either
gratuitously or for a valuable consideration any Contract for sale and to resell without being responsible for any loss occurred thereby And for the purpose aforesaid or any of them
to execute and do all such assurances and things as he or they shall think fit And it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any Lease or sale under the powers
hereinbefore contained by any person or persons who may not be seized or possessed of the legal estate of the premises leased or sold the person or persons in whom the legal estate of the
same premises shall be vested shall make such demises leases or assurances of the same for the purpose of carrying the lease or sale into effect as the person or persons by whom the
lease or sale shall be made shall direct And further that with a view to the more advantageous exercise of the aforesaid powers of leasing and sale any arrangement with the
said prior Mortgagees or any Tenant or other person or persons whatsoever which in the judgment of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns may be beneficial to the
estate may be made or sanctioned by him or them Provided also and it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any Lease or Sale purporting to be made in pursuance
of the aforesaid powers on that behalf. The Lessee or Lessees or purchaser or purchasers shall not be bound to see or enquire whether any default has been made in payment of the principal
money or interest intended to be hereby secured at the time hereinbefore appointed for payment thereof or whether any money remains on the security of these presents or as to the necessity
of the stipulations subject to which such sales shall have been made or otherwise as to the propriety or regularity of such Lease or Sale And notwithstanding any impropriety or irregularity whatsoever
in any such lease or sale the same shall as far as regards the safety and protection of the Lessee or Lessees purchaser or purchasers be deemed to be within the aforesaid power on that behalf
and be valid and effectual accordingly and the remedy of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns in respect of any impropriety or irregularity whatsoever in any such Lease or Sale shall
be in damages only And further that upon any such Sale as aforesaid the receipt or receipts in writing of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns for the purchase
money of the premises to be sold shall be an effectual discharge or effectual discharges to the purchaser or purchasers for the money therein respectively expressed to be received and that such
purchase or purchases after payment of his or their purchase money shall not be concerned to see to the application of such money as be answerable for any loss misapplication or nonapplication
thereof And it is hereby further agreed and declared that the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns shall by and out of the moneys which shall
arise from the exercise of the aforesaid powers or of them in the first place reimburse himself or themselves or pay or discharge all the costs and expenses incurred in or about the
exercise or execution of the powers of these presents or otherwise in respect of the premises including his own or the partners usual costs and charges which it is hereby agreed and declared that
the said Courtenay Connell Prance or his assigns shall be entitled to make for any professional business done or transacted by him or them And in the next place apply such monies in or towards
satisfaction of the monies for the time being owing on the security of these presents and then pay the surplus (if any) of the said monies unto the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs or assigns
Provided also and it is hereby further agreed and declared that it shall be lawful for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns in the executing
the power of sale hereinafter contained to sell the hereditaments and premises comprised in the heretofore mentioned Indenture of the ninth day of December One thousand eight hundred and seventy
one either subject to or discharge from the Mortgage thereby made and in case the same hereditaments of any part thereof shall be sold discharged from the said Mortgage thereby made then to
apply a competent part of the money arise from the sale of said hereditaments in or towards payment and satisfaction of such Mortgage And that the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs
executors administrators or assigns shall have full discretionary power and authority to take such measures and make such arrangements in relation to the said Mortgage either by paying
off the same and taking a transfer or assignment thereof or otherwise as shall be deemed necessary or convenient for strengthening or improving the security hereby made or facilitating the
execution of the said power of sale and to pay and defray all the costs charges and expenses incident to such measures or arrangements out of the monies which shall come to his or their
person or persons who for the time being shall be entitled to receive and give a discharge for the moneys owing on the security of these presents

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And it is hereby agreed and declared that the powers and provisions herein contained shall take effect in substitution of or for
the powers and provisions relating to mortgages contained in an Act made and passed in the Session of Parliament holden in the twenty third and twenty
fourth years of the Reign of Her present Majesty and entitled "An Act to give to Trustees Mortgages and others certain powers now commonly inserted in Settlements Mortgages and Wills" save
and except the powers and incidents in the said Act contained in relation to the appointment of a Receiver and that none of the powers and incidents in the same act contained in
relation to mortgages (except as aforesaid) shall take effect or be exercisable in respect of the Mortgage hereby made or the hereditaments and premises expressed to be hereby assured or otherwise in
relation to these presents And this Indenture also witnesseth that for the considerations aforesaid and in pursuance of an agreement in this behalf He the said Benjamin
Bomford Doth hereby attorn tenant from year to year to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns for and in respect of so much of the hereditaments hereby assured as is now held
and occupied by him the said Benjamin Bomford as tenant and the yearly rent of Ninety pounds clear of all deductions except for property or income tax to be paid by equal half yearly payments or
the twelfth day of May and the twelfth day of November in every year the first half yearly payment thereof to be made on the twelfth day of May now next Provided
always and it is hereby agreed and declared that it shall be lawful for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns at anytime upon giving fourteen
days previous Notice to the said Benjamin his heirs executors administrators or assigns or leaving the same upon the promises of his or their intention so to do to enter upon and take
possession of the hereditaments and premises whereof the said Benjamin Bomford hath attorned tenant as aforesaid and to determine the tenancy created by the aforesaid agreement 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 referred to in the above written Indenture
THE Harvington Lodge Estate
NUMBER ON PLAN	NAMES OF FIELDS	STATE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	NAMES OF FIELDS	STATE	QUANTITY
	First Part		A . R . P		First Part continued		A . R . P
1	Home Hay otherwise Lay with 6 Cottages thereon	Arable	15 . 0 . 1	45	House Outbuilings Lawn Shrubbery &c. and Cottage behind		13 . 3 . 27
2	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 0 . 30	46	Long Orchard	Parture	1 . 1 . 21
3	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 23 . 17	47	Little Orchard	Pasture	0 . 3 . 13
4	Washpool Ground with 11 Brick built Cottages thereon	Arable	9 . 2 . 31	48	Rams House &c.	Pasture	2 . 1 . 28
5	Oathill	Arable	8 . 3 . 8	49	Garden		0 . 1 . 5
6	Lower Buckhill	Arable	10 . 1 . 18	20	Long Dole	Pasture	19 . 2 . 17
7	Behind Buckhill	Arable	24 . 3 . 8	21	Cow Ground	Arable	12 . 2 . 26
8	New Meadow	Pasture	4 . 1 . 2			Total	159 . 0 . 21
9	Leasow Lane Coppice	Wood	2 . 1 . 7	Second Part
10	Far Leasow	Pasture	18 . 2 . 2
11	Edmunds Piece	Pasture	2 . 2 . 20	1	Coppice in process of being grubbed up	Arable	10 . 0 . 9
12	First Leasow	Arable	9 . 2 . 6	2	The Leasow	Arable	5 . 3 . 6
13	Mill Bank	Pasture	6 . 2 . 3	3	Leasow and Coppice otherwise Coppice Leasow and Coppice	Arable	11 . 1 . 9
14	Upper Buck Hill	Pasture	7 . 0 . 31			Total	186 . 1 . 5

Benjⁿ Bomford [signed]         Courtenay Col Prance [signed]

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This Indenture made the twelfth day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight Between the within named Courtenay Connell Prance of
the one part and the within named Benjamin Bomford of the other part Whereas the principal sum of two thousand pounds expressed and
intended to be secured upon or by virtue of the within written Indenture still remains due to the said Courtenay Connell Prance but all interest in respect of the same hath been paid thereon
up to date hereof as the said Courtenay Connel Prance doth hereby acknowledge And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is desirous of paying off the said sum of two thousand pounds
and of having the reconveyance hereafter contained Now this Indenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the said desire and in consideration of the sum of two thousand pounds
to the said Courtenay Connell Prance paid by the said Benjamin Bomford at or before the execution of these presents the receipt of which said sum in full of all principal interest and
other monies due or owing upon or by virtue of the within written Indenture ---[?]the said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby admit and acknowledge and thereof and therefrom
doth hereby acquit release and discharge the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators and assigns He the said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby grant
release and convey unto the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs All and singular the messuage lands tenements hereditaments and premises comprised in and expressed
be granted and assured by which by any means the vested in the said Courtenay Connell Prance subject to redemption by virtue of the within written Indenture
Together with their and every of their rights members easements and appurtenances And all the estate right title and interest of the said Courtenay Connell Prance therein
or thereto To have and To hold all and singular the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and released or intended so to be unto the said
Benjamin Bomford and his heirs (freed and wholly discharged from all principal interest and other monies expressed or intended to be secured upon or by virtue of the
within herein written Indenture And from all claims and demands for respect thereof or anyone relating thereto) to the use of the said Bejamin Bomford his heirs and
assigns forever And the said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby for himself his heirs executors administrators covenant with the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns
that he the said Courtenay Connell Prance hath not at any time heretofore made executed or been party to anything whereby the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore
expressed to be hereby granted and released or any part thereof are or can be impeached charged or encumbered in title or estate or otherwise howsoever. In whereby he the
said Courtenay Connell Prance is in anywise presented from granting and releasing the same hereditaments and premises or any part thereof unto and to the use of
the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns in manner aforesaid In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year past
within written

Received on the day and year first above written of and
from the above named Benjamin Bomford the sum of two           £2000
thousand pounds being the consideration money above
mentioned to be paid by him to me

Courtenay Connell Prance           Benjⁿ Bomford

Witness Geo H Garrard

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the above named
Courtenay Connell Prance in the presence of

Geo H Garrard
Evesham Solicitor

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Covenants to produce Vide copies No. 18487 & 18489.

Dated 14th November 1872 [No.184.642 added alongside]

Mortgage
of Estates situate in The Parish of
Salford Priors Harvington Atch Lench
Peopleton and Abbotts Moreton in the
Counties of Warwick and Worcester
Also Assignment of Policies of Assurance
and Covenant to assign the Lease
of a farm at Throckmorton in the
County of Worcester to secure £3500
and Interest

M^r Benjⁿ Bomford

to

C. C. Prance Esq^re

Dated the 12th March 1878

Reconveyance of mortgaged
hereditaments

M^r C. C. Prance

to

M^r Benjⁿ Bomford

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Received the day and year first within written
of and from the within named Courtenay Connell           £3500
Prance the sum of Three thousand five hundred
Pounds being the Consideration money within also
mention to be paid by him to me

Benjⁿ Bomford

Witness
Ernest G C Bomford

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Ernest G C Bomford
of Pitchill Farmer

Signed Sealed and Delivered by the within
named Courtenay Connell Prance in the presence of

Herbert Pounds[?]
Clerk to Messrs New & Co
Solr Evesham

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This Indenture made the Fourteenth day of November One thousand eight hundred and seventy two Between Benjamin
Bomford of Pitchill in the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick Gentleman of the one
part and Courtenay Connell Prance of Evesham in the County of Worcester Gentleman of the
other part Whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is seized of the Messuages Farms Lands Tenements and
Hereditaments comprised and particularized in the First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth and Seventh
schedules hereunder written and intended to be hereby granted for an Estate of Inheritance in Fee Simple in possession subject to the several mortgages thereon as mentioned
in the Tenth Schedule hereunder written but free from all other incumbrances And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is likewise seized possessed of or otherwise
well and sufficiently entitled to the Messuage Farm Lands and Hereditaments specified in the Eighth Schedule hereunder written and intended to be hereby granted
and assigned As to the Hereditaments specified in the First Second Third and Fourth Parts respectively of the said Eighth Schedule for an Estate of Inheritance in Fee
Simple in possession And as to the Hereditaments specified in the Fifth Part of the said Eighth Schedule for the residue of a certain Term of One thousand years therein
created by an Indenture dated the Fourth day of July one thousand eight hundred and thirty one and made between Frederick Dineley of the one part and John
Woodward and Joseph Woodward of the other part And as to the whole subject to the Mortgages thereon as mentioned in the said Tenth Schedule but free from
all other Incumbrances And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is possessed of the two policies of Insurance on his own life in The National Provident Life
Assurance Office and The Rock Life Office comprised and described in the Ninth Schedule hereinunder written and intended to be hereby assigned subject to the mortgages
thereon as mentioned in the said Tenth Schedule hereunder written and the said Benjamin Bomford is likewise possessed of a Lease of a Farm and Lands known as Tilesford
situate in the Parish of Throckmorton in the County of Worcester granted by Sir Nicholas William George Throckmorton Baronet by an Indenture of Lease dated the Fourth day of
July one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight for the residue of a Term of Twenty one years from Michaelmas One thousand eight hundred and sixty four at the Rent and
subject to the Conditions therein mentioned and which said Lease it is believed is of substantial value And whereas the said Courtenay Connell Prance hath at the request
of the said Benjamin Bomford agreed to lend him the sum of Three thousand five hundred Pounds upon having the repayment thereof with Interest secured by these Presents
in manner hereinafter appearing Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration of the sum of Three thousand
five hundred Pounds to the said Benjamin Bomford paid by the said Courtenay Connell Prance at or before the sealing and delivery of these Presents the receipt of which said
sum he the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby acknowledge and of and from the same doth acquit release and discharge the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs
executors and administrators for ever by these Presents He the said Benjamin Bomford Doth by these Presents As to such of the Hereditaments as are of Freehold Tenure grant
and convey unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance and to his heirs And as to such of the Tenements hereinafter named as are of Leasehold Tenure Doth transfer and assign unto
the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns Firstly All that Messuage or Tenement Farm Buildings Cottages Tenements Closes pieces or parcels of land
and other Hereditaments situate belonging situate lying and being in the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick and containing together One hundred and seventy two Acres three
Roods and twenty one Perches as and commonly called or known by the name of the "Pitchill Farm" now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford the particulars whereof by way of
description but not of restriction are set forth in the First Schedule hereunder written Secondly All those pieces or parcels of Land and Hereditaments situate lying and being in the
Parish of Harvington in the County of Worcester called or "The Moors" heretobefore forming part of a Farm or Estate there called Harvington Lodge and containing together Twelve Acres three Roods
and twenty nine Perches or thereabouts the particulars whereof by way of further description are set forth in the Second Schedule hereunder written Thirdly All those two Fields lying together called
the Leasows with the Green Lane leading thereto out of the Harvington and Lench Road situate at Harvington aforesaid containing together by a recent admeasurement Nineteen Acres and four perches
but formerly described as containing only Eighteen Acres three roods and twelve perches as the same by way of further description are set forth in the Third Schedule hereunder written Fourthly
All that and those the Messuages Tenements Allotments pieces or parcels of Land and hereditaments situate lying and being in the Hamlet of Atch Lench in the Parish of Church Lench in the
County of Worcester containing together by admeasurement One hundred and forty three Acres three Roods and twenty six Perches or thereabouts as now in the occupation of the said Benjamin
Bomford the particulars whereof by way of further description are set forth in the Fourth Schedule hereunder written Fifthly All and singular the Capital Mansion House there known as
Harvington Lodge with the Gardens Stables and Appurtenances thereto belonging and the several Closes Pieces or Parcels of Land and Hereditaments thereto belonging known as the "Harvington Lodge
Farm as to the Farm now and for some time past in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and to the Messuage or Mansion House intended to be demised to Miss Mills as his
Tenant Together also with the Thirteen Cottages erected on various parts of the said Farm occupied by Labourers and Tenants of the said Benjamin Bomford All which Hereditaments are situate
in the Parish of Harvington aforesaid and contain altogether by admeasurement One hundred and eighty six Acres one Rood and five Perches or thereabouts and are for the further description
thereof [---?] forth in the Fifth Schedule hereafter written Sixthly all that Close Piece or Parcel of Meadow or Pasture known by the name of "The Meadow" situate in the
Parish of Harvington aforesaid containing by admeasurement Eight Acres three Roods and thirty five Perches or thereabouts as the same Close of Land is bounded on one side by the road
leading from the Village of Harvington aforesaid to the Fish and Anchor Inn on another side by the River Avon and on all her sides by Land of George Malin Esquire And which said
Close of Meadow Land is set forth in the sixth Schedule hereinunder written Seventhly All that Messuage or Farm House with the Garden Outbuildings three Cottages or Tenements or the
sited thereof Rickyards and Homesteads into belonging and the several pieces of Land Woodland and Coppicing thereto adjoining belonging containing altogether Two hundred and ninety
seven Acres one rood and thirty nine perches or thereabouts (be the same more or less) commonly called Leo Farm otherwise Moreton Wood Farm situate in the Parish of Abbots Morton in the
County of Worcester and late in the occupation of Harriet Lowsley and now of the said Benjamin Bomford And also All that other Cottage or Tenement with the Garden
thereto adjoining and belonging containing altogether One rood and twenty six perches or thereabouts (be the same more or less) situate in the said Parish of Abbotts Moreton or
belonging to the said Farm and occupied by the Farm Bailiff And which said Messuage or Farm House Cottages Lands and Hereditaments are more particularly described in
the seventh Third Schedule hereunder written thereunto annexed Eighthly All that and those the Messuage or Farm House Farm Buildings Closes pieces or parcels of Land Cottages and
Hereditaments situate at Peopleton in the County of Worcester and now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford or his Undertenants All which Hereditaments hereinbefore Eighthly
described contain together Three hundred and sixty seven Acres one rood and five perches or thereabouts and are for the further description thereof set forth in the First Second Third Fourth
and Fifth parts of the Eighth Schedule hereunder written And all other the Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments of him the said Benjamin Bomford situate
in the said Parishes of Salford Priors Harvington Atch Lench Abbotts Morton and Peopleton or elsewhere in the Counties of Warwick and Worcester Together with all Houses Outhouses Edifices Buildings Barns Stables
Yards Gardens Cottages Orchards Lands Meadow pastures feedings Commons Timber and other Trees Woods Underwoods hedges ditches mounds fences ways waters watercourse Tythes or Tenths lights easements privileges advantages

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Rights members and appurtenances whatsoever to the said Messuages farms Lands Cottages hereditaments and premises to be hereby granted and assigned belonging
or in anywise appertaining or accepted reputed deemed taken or known as part parcel or member thereof or of any part And the reversion and reversions remainder
and remainders yearly and other rents issues and profits thereof and of every part thereof And all the Estate right title interest property claim and demand whatsoever at Law and in Equity
of him the said Benjamin Bomford in to and out of the same hereditaments and premises and every part thereof To have and to hold the said Messuages farms lands tenements and
hereditaments And All and Singular other the premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assured (except the premises comprised in the fifth part of the said Eighth
Schedule Together with the rights members and appurtenances to the same belonging unto and with and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs and assigns for ever
And To have and To hold the said lands and Tenements and all and Singular other the premises comprised in the said fifth part of the said Eighth Schedule and
intended to be hereby assigned being the tenements hereinafter referred to as of leasehold tenure unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns for all the
residue now to come of the said term of One thousand years and for all other the term estate and in estate and interest of the said Benjamin Bomford therein But nevertheless as to the whole of
the said messuages farms lands hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assigned respectively subject to the Incumbrances now affecting the same as
shown in the said tenth Schedule hereto so far as the same are already charged upon the premises and no further or otherwise and subject also to the proviso for redemption and with
the powers hereinafter contained And this Indenture further witnesseth that in further pursuance of the said Agreement and for the consideration aforesaid All the
Said Benjamin Bomford Doth by these presents assign unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns All those two Policies of Assurance so
mentioned and comprised in the said Schedule hereunder written And also all those the sum cost the sums of two thousand pounds and five hundred pounds assured thereby and all bonuses
now or hereafter to be added thereto and all other monies to become payable by virtue of the same Notices respectively And all the right title benefit and interest of the said Benjamin
Bomford of in and to the said Policies monies and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby assigned and every part thereof Together with full power and authority for the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns to ask demand sue for recover and receive the monies assured by and which shall become payable by virtue of the said Policies in the
names or name of the executors or administrators of the said Benjamin Bomford and alone to give absolute and effectual receipts and discharges for the same To hold receive and take
the Policies of Assurance monies and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby assigned unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns to and for his
and that our absolute benefit subject nevertheless to the Incumbrances now affecting the same as mentioned in the said tenth Schedule so far as the same are a charge on the
premises but no further or otherwise and also subject to the proviso for redemption and with the powers hereinafter contained And this Indenture also Witnesseth that
In further pursuance of the said Agreement and for the considerations aforesaid He the said Benjamin Bomford doth by these Presents Covenant with the said Courtenay Connell Prance
his executors administrators and assigns That he the said Benjamin Bomford his executors or administrators shall and will upon the request of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his
executors administrators or assigns but at the costs and charges of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns at any time or times hereafter assign or devise by way of
Underlease for the whole or any part or parts of the here granted by the said Indenture of Lease of the fourth day of July one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight at the option
of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns the farms lands tenements and hereditaments known as Tilesford situate in the Parish of Throckmorton
aforesaid comprised in or demised by the same Indenture of Lease with the rights members and appurtenances thereto belonging To hold the said farm lands tenements and All
And singular other the hereditaments hereinbefore covenanted to assigned or demised unto the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns subject to
the rent and covenants in and by the said Lease reserved and contained and on the Leasees part to be henceforth paid and performed But nevertheless subject to the proviso for
redemption and with the benefit of all and every the covenants powers and provisoes hereinafter contained To the intent that the said farm lands tenements and hereditaments so to be
assigned or demised as aforesaid may ---[?] part of the Security intended to be hereby made and in the meantime and until such Assessment and for the facilitating the same the said Benjamin
Bomford doth hereby authorise the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns to apply to the Landlord for permission to take any assignment of the lease shall
authorize the said Landlord to grant to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns or his or their assigns a new and substituted Lease in lieu of the now
subsisting Lease or such terms at such rent and under such covenants as the said Landlord and the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns may alone
decide and can agree upon Provided always and it is hereby agreed and declared that if the said Benjamin Bomford his executor administrators or assigns do
on the fourteenth day of May now next pay to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns the sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds
with interest for the same at the rate of Five pounds per centum per annum without any deduction then and or such case these Presents shall cease and become void And the
said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators covenant with the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns
that he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators will on the fourteenth day of May next do pay to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors
administrators or assigns the sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds with interest for the same at the rate of Five pounds per cent per annum without any deduction And
further (but without prejudice to the rights and remedies of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns under the covenant hereinbefore contained that if
the said sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds or any part thereof shall remain unpaid after the said fourteenth day of May next he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
executors or administrators will so long as the same sum or any part thereof shall remain unpaid pay to the to the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrations or assigns
interest for the said sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds or for so much thereof as shall for the time being remain unpaid at the rate of Five pounds per centum per annum by equal
half yearly payments on the fourteenth day of May and the fourteenth day of September in in every year without any deduction And further that he the said Benjamin
Bomford now have good right and full power to grant and assign All and Singular the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assigned
respectively unto and to the use of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators and assigns subject only and in manner aforesaid And also that if default shall
be made in payment of the said sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds or any interest for the same or any part thereof respectively in the fourteenth day of May next it shall be
lawful for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators and assigns respectively to enter into and upon the same Premises or any part thereof and the same from
thenceforth peaceably to hold occupy and enjoy receive and take the rents and profits thereof without any lawful interruption or disturbance from or by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs
executors administrators or assigns or any other person or persons save any persons or person claiming in respect of the hereinbefore mentioned prior Mortgage And that free and discharged or otherwise
by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators sufficiently indemnified from and against all estates incumbrances claims and demands whatsoever except as appears by
these Presents And further that he the said Benjamin Bomford will not do any act to retiate[?] the said Policies upon his life but on the contrary will pay the premiums and do all other
acts necessary to keep the same on foot and if they should be accidentally avoided will forthwith reinsure in the same or some greater sums and will make do all acts deeds and assurances
and submit to all Medical or other examinations necessary to the perfecting such new Insurance And moreover that he the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs executors or administrators
and any other person having or lawfully or eventually claiming any estate right title interest property claim or demand of in or to the said hereditaments and premises any of them or
any part thereof respectively (save and except any person or persons claiming in respect of the hereinbefore mentioned or referred to their Mortgage Securities) shall and will from
time to time and at all times hereinafter upon the request of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators or assigns but at
the costs of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators (except as to the costs of further assurances of such parts of the said premises as shall have been
sold and assured under the power of sale thereinafter contained which costs of further assurances shall be borne by the person or persons requiring the same) do and execute every

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Such lawful act thing and assurance for the further and more perfectly assuring the said Premises and every or any part thereof unto the said
Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators and assigns subject as and in manner aforesaid as by the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators or assigns shall be reasonably required Provided always And it is hereby agreed and declared
that it shall be lawful for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns at any time or times after the said fourteenth day of May
next without the necessity of giving any previous notice to or of any further consent on the part of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or
assigns or any other person to enter into possession of the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assigned and covenanted
to be assigned respectively or any part or parts thereof and during such possession to adjust and settle with the tenants or occupants of the said hereditaments
and premises all occupants with respect to their past and occurring rents and to make any reasonable allowances on account thereof and if deemed expedient
to accept compositions for the same and whether in or out of possession to act and sell any timber or trees or underwood standing and being on the said
premises or any part thereof and also to order and direct all or any of the affairs and concerns of the said premises as regards cultivation improvements insurance
against loss by fire and other matters and generally to manage the same at his or their discretion and to employ for all or any of the purposes aforesaid agents
receivers servants workmen and others and to make to them such remunerations for their work or services as to him or them shall seem meet And also
(whether in or out of possession or accept of rent and profits) to demise and lease the said hereditaments and premises or any of them with their appurtenances
for such term or terms of years at such rent or rents subject to such covenants and conditions and either taking or not taking a fine or premium for the
granting thereof and generally in such manner as he or they in his or their own discretion shall think proper and at his or their discretion to accept
surrenders of existing leases or tenancies whether now subsisting or hereafter to be granted or created And also either before or after exercising the said leasing
power (but subject and without prejudice to any lease or leases which may have been previously granted in pursuance of such power) absolutely to sell either subject
to or freed from the prior mortgage securities and the principal and interest moneys secured All and singular or any part or parts of the hereditaments and
premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assigned respectively either together or in parcels and either by public auction or private contract with power upon
any such sale to make any stipulations as to title or evidence or commencement of title or otherwise which the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators
or assigns shall deem proper And also with power to buy in or rescind or vary either gratuitously or for a valuable consideration any contract for sale and to resell without
being responsible for any loss occasioned thereby And for the purposes aforesaid or any of them to execute and do all such assurances and things as he or they shall think fit
And it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any lease or sale under the powers hereinbefore contained by any person or persons who may not be seized
proposed of the premises leased or sold the person or persons in whom the legal estate of the same premises shall be vested shall make such demises leases or
assurances of the same for the purpose of carrying the lease or sale into effect as the person or persons by whom the lease or sale shall be made shall direct And it is
hereby expressly agreed and declared that with a view to most advantageous exercise of the aforesaid powers of leasing and sale any arrangement which in the
judgment of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns may be beneficial to the estate may be made or sanctioned by him or them Provided
Also And it is hereby agreed and declared that upon any lease or sale purporting to be made in pursuance of the aforesaid power in that behalf the leasee or
leasees or purchaser or purchasers shall not be bound to see or enquire whether any default has been in payment of the principal money or interest intended to be hereby
secured at the time hereinbefore appointed for payment thereof or whether any money remains on the security of these presents or as to the necessity or expediency of the
stipulations subject to which such sale shall have been made or otherwise as to the propriety or regularity of such lease or sale And notwithstanding any impropriety
or irregularity whatsoever in any such lease or sale the same shall as far as regards the safety and protection of the Leasee or Leasees purchaser or purchasers be deemed to be within the
aforesaid power in that behalf and be valid and effectual accordingly and the remedy of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns for any impropriety
or irregularity in any such lease or sale shall be in damages only And further that the receipt or receipts in writing of the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators
or assigns for any moneys payable to him or them by virtue of these presents shall effectually discharge the person or persons paying the same for so much money as in every
such receipt or receipts shall be expressed or acknowledged to be received And that the person or persons paying the same shall not afterwards be answerable or accountable for the
loss or misapplication or nonapplication of the same or any part thereof And it is hereby further agreed and declared that the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors
administrators or assigns shall by and out of the moneys which shall arise from the exercise of the aforesaid powers or any of them in the first place reimburse himself or themselves
pay or discharge all the costs and expenses incurred in or about the exercise or execution of the powers of these presents or otherwise in respect of the premises including all usual costs of the said Courtenay
Connell Prance as an Attorney or Solicitor as between Attorney and client And in the next place shall apply such moneys in or towards satisfaction of the moneys for the time being owing on the
security of these presents and then pay the surplus (if any) of the said moneys unto the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns And it is hereby also agreed and
declared that the aforesaid powers of leasing and sale may be exercised by any person or persons who for the time being shall be entitled to receive and give a discharge for the moneys owing on
the security of these presents Provided always And it is hereby further agreed and declared that it shall be lawful for the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns
in the execution of the power of sale heretofore contained to sell the said hereditaments premises hereinbefore respectively granted and assigned either subject to or discharged from the prior
mortgage securities affecting the same And in case the same hereditaments and premises or any part thereof shall be sold discharged from the said prior mortgages then to apply a competent part of
the money to arise from the sale of the said hereditaments in or towards satisfaction of such prior mortgages And that the said Courtenay Connell Prance his executors administrators or assigns
shall have full discretionary power and authority to take such measures and make such arrangements in relation to the said mortgages either by paying off the same and taking a transfer or transfers
thereof or otherwise as shall be deemed necessary or convenient for strengthening or improving the security hereby made facilitating the execution of the said power of sale and to pay and satisfy all
the costs charges and expenses incident to such measures or arrangements out of the moneys which shall come to his or their hands by virtue of these presents And it is hereby further agreed and
declared that the powers and provisions herein contained shall take effect in subolitution of or for the powers and provisions relating to mortgages contained in an Act made and passed in the Session of
Parliament holden in the twenty third and twenty fourth years of the reign of Her present Majesty and entitled "An Act to give to "Trustees and Mortgagees and others certain powers now commonly inserted
in Settlements Mortgages and Wills" save and except the powers and incidents in the said Act contained in relation to the appointment of a Receiver and that now of the powers and incidents in the same
Act contained in relation to mortgages (except as aforesaid) shall take effect or be execiseable in respect of the mortgage hereby made or the hereditaments and premises expressed to be hereby assured or otherwise
in relation to these presents And this Indenture also Witnesseth that for the consideration aforesaid the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby attorn Tenant from year to year to the said Courtenay
Connell Prance his executors administrators and assigns for and in respect of all such of the hereditaments and premises hereby assured as are now or shall hereafter be held and occupied by him the said Benjamin
Bomford at the yearly rent of One hundred and seventy five pounds clear of all deductions to be paid by equal half yearly payments on the Fourteenth day of May and the Fourteenth day of September
in every year the first half yearly payment thereof to be made on the Fourteenth day of May now next Provided always And it is hereby agreed and declared that it shall be lawful for the said
Courtenay Connell Prance his heirs executors administrators or assigns any time hereafter upon giving fourteen days previous notice to the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns or
having the same upon the premises of his or their intention so to do to enter upon and take possession of the hereditaments and premises whereof the said Benjamin Bomford hath attorned Tenantr as aforesaid
and to determine the tenancy created by the aforesaid attornment In Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written

[Sheet 4 reverse (hl015-8): an Indenture]

[Here is an extra copy of images hl1015-8a & 8b.]

This Indenture made the twelfth day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight Between the within named Courtenay Connell Prance
of the one part and the and the within named Benjamin Bomford of the other part Whereas the principal sum of Three thousand five
hundred pound expressed and intended to be secured upon or by virtue of the within written Indenture still remains due to the said
Courtenay Connell Prance but all interest in respect of the same hath been paid thereon up to the date hereof as he doth hereby acknowledge And whereas the said Benjamin
Bomford is desirous of paying of the said sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds and of having the reconveyance hereinafter contained From this Indenture witnesseth that in
pursuance of the said desire and in consideration of the sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds to the said Courtenay Connell Prance paid by the said Benjamin Bomford at or before
execution of these presents the receipt of which said sum in full of all principal interest and other monies due or owing upon or by virtue of the within written Indenture he the
said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby admit and acknowledge and thereof and therefrom doth hereby requit release and discharge the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors
administration and assign He the said Courtenay Connell Prance Doth hereby grant release and convey and also assign unto the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators
and assign All and singular the messuages lands tenements hereditaments and premises comprised in and expressed to the said granted and assigned or otherwise assured by the
within written Indenture of Mortgage on which by any means are vested in the said Courtenay Connell Prance subject to redemption by virtue of the within written Indenture Together
with their and every of their rights members easements and appurtenances And all the estate right title and interest of the said Courtenay Connell Prance therein or thereto
To have and to hold all and singular which -------[?] many of the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and released or intended so to be
as are of freehold tenure unto and to the use of the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs and assigns for ever And to have
and to hold all and singular such and ---[?] many of the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted released and assigned as are of Leasehold
tenure unto the said Benjamin Bomford his executors administrators and assigns for all the residue of the within mentioned term of One hundred years and all other the estate term and
interest of the said Courtenay Connell Prance therein But as to both the said freehold and leasehold hereditaments and premises freed and wholly discharged from all principal interest and
other monies expressed or intended to be secured upon or by virtue of the within written Indenture and from all claims and demands in respect thereof or in anywise relating thereto And the
said Courtenay Connell Prance doth hereby for himself his heirs executors and administrators Covenant with the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators and assigns that
that he the said Courtenay Connell Prance hath not at any time heretofore made done or executed or been party or privy to anything whereby the hereditaments and premises hereinbefore
expressed to be hereby granted released and assigned respectively or any part thereof respectively are is or can be impeached charged or incumbered in title estate or otherwise howsoever
or whereby he is hindered from granting releasing and assigning the same hereditaments and premises or any part thereof respectively unto said to the use of the said Benjamin
Bomford his heirs executors administrators and assigns in manner aforesaid In witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written

Received on the day and year first above written of and
from the above named Benjamin Bomford the sum of         £3500
Three thousand five hundred pounds the consideration
money expressed to be paid by him to me

                        Courtenay Col Prance

Witness: Geo: H. Garrard
Evesham Solicitor

Signed sealed and delivered by me
Connell Prance in the presence of

[Sheet 5 (hl015-5): first, second, third and fourth Schedules, which relate to holdings at Pitchill near Rushford; The Moors in Harvington; The Leasows in Harvington; The Atch Lench Estate.]

[Here are extra copies of images hl1015-7b & c.]

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
1	Rough Hill Lane	Wood	2 . 2 . 25	14	Brewers Close	Arable	11 . 2 . 0
2	Rough Hill Wood	Wood	4 . 1 . 8	15	Kings Close	Arable	6 . 2 . 18
3	Upper Hill Pasture	Pasture	8 . 1 . 8	16	Pratts Close	Arable	6 . 0 . 28
4	Lower Hill Pasture	Pasture	10 . 1 . 30	17	Cowleys Close	Arable	12 . 0 . 8
5	North Sideland	Arable	8 . 1 . 8	18	Home Ground	Pasture	15 . 2 . 39
6	Old Orchard	Pasture	4 . 0 . 3	19	The Messuage Garden, Orchard and newly erected stabling & farm buildings		4 . 1 . 28
7	South Sideland	Arable	4 . 0 . 10	20	The Paddocks (including road)	Pasture	1 . 1 . 20
8	Marl Pit Ground	Arable	6 . 0 . 20	21	Gormys Ground	Pasture	8 . 3 . 3
9	Quarry Ground	Arable	9 . 0 . 35	22	Barn Ground including foldyard	Arable	3 . 3 . 6
10	The Moors	Pasture	15 . 3 . 17	23	Pear Tree Ground	Arable	6 . 0 . 30
11	Grove Ground	Arable	11 . 0 . 37	28	Shreaves Lane		6 . 2 . 30
12	Stochey Hill	Arable	5 . 3 . 6	29	Lane		1 . 3 . 13
13	Taylors Meadow	Pasture	6 . 2 . 20

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
	The Moors	Pasture & arable	3 . 3 . 12
	The Moors	Pasture & arable	4 . 0 . 33
	The Moors	Pasture & arable	4 . 3 . 24

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
	The two Leasows and Green Lane		19 . 0 . 4

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
19 part of	Remainder of White Croft or Stocking field	Arable	8 . 3 . 18	31	Allotment Taylors Hay	Pasture	0 . 3 . 2
20	Allotment in Stocking field	Arable	23 . 1 . 33	32	Allotment part of Long Close	Pasture	0 . 3 . 8
34	Allotment Maggots Nest	Pasture & orchard	23 . 2 . 28	33	Allotment Ropers Ground	Arable	2 . 2 . 24
22	Allotment Upper field	Arable	48 . 2 . 32	27	Old Leasow	Pasture	4 . 1 . 22
23 & 24	Allotment Little Wilkin Hill	Pasture	5 . 0 . 25	28	New Orchard	Pasture	3 . 0 . 21
25	Allotment Great Wilkin Hill	Arable	5 . 0 . 25	30	House Buildings &c.	Pasture	1 . 1 . 2
26	Allotment Bull Green	Pasture	4 . 1 . 30	21	Allotment in Upper field	A P and woodland	3 . 0 . 21
30	Allotment Old Road and Pool		4 . 1 . 4

[Sheet 6 (hl015-6): fifth, sixth & seventh schedules, which relate to holdings at Harvington Lodge; The Meadow; The Abbotts Morton Estate]

[Here are extra copies of images hl1015-6b & c.]

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
FIRST PART				14	Upper Buckhill	Pasture	7 . 0 . 31
1	Holm Hay otherwise Lay with six Cottages thereon	Arable	15 . 0 . 1	15	House outbuildings Lawn Shrubberies and Cottage behind	Pasture	1 . 3 . 27
2	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 0 . 30	16	Long Orchard	Pasture	1 . 1 . 21
3	Cottage and Garden	Arable	0 . 0 . 23	17	Little Orchard	Pasture	0 . 3 . 13
4	Wash Pool Ground with 4 brick built Cottages thereon	Arable	9 . 2 . 31	17	Little Orchard	Pasture	1 . 3 . 13
5	Oathill	Arable	8 . 3 . 8	18	Rams House	Pasture	2 . 1 . 28
6	Lower Buckhill	Arable	10 . 1 . 18	18	Rams House	Pasture	2 . 1 . 28
7	Behind Buckhill and Leasow	Arable	24 . 3 . 22	19	Garden	Pasture	2 . 1 . 5
8	New Meadow	Pasture	4 . 1 . 2	20	Long Dole	Pasture	19 . 2 . 17
9	Leasow Lane Coppice	Wood	2 . 1 . 7	21	Cow Ground	Arable	12 . 2 . 26
10	Far Leasow	Pasture	18 . 2 . 2	SECOND
11	Edmunds Piece	Pasture	2 . 2 . 20	1	Coppice		10 . 0 . 9
12	First Leasow	Arable	9 . 2 . 3	2	The Leasow		5 . 3 . 6
13	Mill Bank	Pasture	6 . 2 . 3	3 & 4	Leasow and Copse otherwise Leasow Coppice		11 . 1 . 9

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
	The Meadow	Pasture	8 . 3 . 35

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
1	Upper Cow Pasture, buildings	Pasture	5 . 0 . 9	11	Baylis Meadow	Pasture	4 . 3 . 3
2	Homestead and Garden new Cottages		5 . 1 . 8	12	Baylis Ground	Arable	11 . 2 . 31
3	Orchard	Pasture	1 . 0 . 29	13	Poplar Ground	Arable	1 . 1 . 12
4	Part of Moreton Wood and House	Arable	7 . 2 . 29	14	Bushey Ground	Arable	8 . 2 . 10
5	Clover Ground	Arable	4 . 0 . 30	15	The three Cornered Ground	Arable	5 . 0 . 5
6	Corner Ground and part of Mortons Wood	Arable	7 . 1 . 5	16	Lower Cow Pasture	Pasture	3 . 0 . 35
7	Mortons Wood	Wood	4 . 2 . 20	17	Ellis Ground	Arable	8 . 3 . 32
7/8	Part of Moretons Wood	Arable	9 . 0 . 34	19	High Ground	Wood	15 . 2 . 20
1	Part of Allotments and House and buildings, part of Moretons (Upper Cow Pasture, buildings now Homestead and 5 pieces of Land adjacent thereto)	Arable	54 . 1 . 7	20	Jelfs Ground	Arable	7 . 3 . 6
7/8	Part of Allotment field (new 3 pieces of Arable land)	Arable	38 . 1 . 36	21	Bollards Ground and part of Allotment	Arable	17 . 3 . 31
9	Mare Pit Grounds	Arable	9 . 1 . 36	22	Part of allotment	Arable	17 . 3 . 11
	Road	Arable	0 . 2 . 20	22a	Spring Piece	Arable	12 . 0 . 8
10	Godfries Ground	Arable	10 . 0 . 16	23	Bollards Wood and Grove	Wood	25 . 0 . 36
				18	Cottage and Garden		0 . 1 . 26

[Sheet 7 (hl015-7): eighth, ninth and tenth schedules, which relate to holdings at Peopleton and mortgage holdings]

[Here is another copy of the schedule on hl1015-7a, 7b, 7c, 7d schedule.]

NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY	NUMBER ON PLAN	DESCRIPTION	CULTURE	QUANTITY
FIRST PART				SECOND PART
6	Little Smoak Pear Tree		8 . 3 . 32	48 part of	Long Lane		2 . 0 . 21
8 part of	Long Ground Rails		2 . 1 . 14	49	Middle Munslow		4 . 3. 15
9 part of	Clarks Ground		7 . 1 . 28	50	Pershore Path Pail[?]		5 . 0. 15
71	Grove Farm House Garden and Homestead		1 . 0 . 30	54	First Cole Furzen		6 . 0 . 22
72	Five Leys		2 . 0 . 10	57	Far Cole Furzen Barn & Yard		9 . 1 . 37
73	Nade Leasow		12 . 3 . 22	61	Piddle Brook Field		4 . 3 . 13
74	Norton Corner		6 . 3 . 7	62	Piddle Brook Meadow		2 . 0 . 33
75	Greens Ground		6 . 2 . 36	63	Piddle Brook Field		9 . 0 . 31
76	Greens Meadow		2 . 0 . 33
77 & 78	Upper Meadow with Osier Bed		4 . 2 . 28	THIRD PART
79	Osia Bed		4 . 2 . 10	64 part of	Broad Iron		2 . 5 . 37
80	Bilchers or Butchers Ground		27 . 1 . 32	60	Princes Ground		9 . 0 . 5
81	Grove Ground		13 . 3 . 29	59	Gypsies Corner		9 . 0 . 16
82	Stable Ground		5 . 2 . 30
83	Lower Long Ground		16 . 3 . 7	FOURTH PART
84 part of	Clarks Meadow		5 . 1 . 4		Two Leys in Piddle Brook Field	Pasture	1 . 2 . 0
85	Long Ground		16 . 5 . 13		Third Allotment Pinvin Field	Arable	4 . 1 . 24
86	Grove Ditch		19 . 1 . 10		Allotment Pinvin Field	Arable	4 . 3 . 24
87	Three Cornered Ground		12 . 2 . 31
88	Woodcocks Ground		19 . 1 . 13	FIFTH PART
89	Rough Ground		6 . 2 . 23	70	Little Rough Ground		2 . 3 . 12
47	Amphletts Leys and Allotments		1 . 3 . 2	69	Seabridge Meadow		3 . 0 . 2
51	Lower Pishill		9 . 0 . 15	68	Great Rough Ground		8 . 0 . 6
52	Upper Pishill		10 . 0 . 17	65	Upper Gathill		6 . 0 . 23
53	First Longlands		9 . 0 . 27	66	Lower Gathill		4 . 2 . 23
55	Middle Longlands		9 . 2 . 26	67	First Allotment in Ten Meadow		2 . 3 . 34
56	Fur Longlands		11 . 2 . 32	58	Pinvin Corner		3 . 1 . 6
64 part of	Part of Broad Iron		22 . 1 . 5

A Policy of Assurance in the National Provident Life Assurance Office dated the third day of April one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven and numbered 20010 whereby the sum of
Two thousand pounds together with bonuses is assured to be paid to the executors administrators or assigns of the said Benjamin Bomford or within three months after his death
A Policy of Assurance in the Rock Life Office dated the thirty first day of December one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven numbered 10,113 whereby the sum of Four hundred pounds together with
hereto is assured to be paid to the executors administrators or assigns of the said Benjamin Bomford within [blank] months after his death

DATES OF SECURITIES	NAMES OF MORTGAGEES	PROPERTY MORTGAGED	PRINCIPAL SECURED	DATES OF SECURITIES	NAMES OF MORTGAGEES	PROPERTY MORTGAGED	PRINCIPAL SECURED
5th Sept 1862	George Edmunds Williams and The Reverend James Guthrie broker Clerk	The Pitchill Farm	$6800	20th March 1869	Oswald Cresswell	Peopleton Estate	£8000
2nd May 1865	John Proctor Dunn	The Pitchill Farm and the Moors	£1300	21st March 1869	Henry Burlingham	Peopleton Estate	£3000
23rd Jan 1865	William Baldwyn	Atch Lench Estate	£2500	21st March 1870	Henry Burlingham	Peopleton Estate	£1000
1st May 1865	Charles Smith	Atch Lench Estate	$3000	10th Oct 1870	Courtenay Connell Prance	Peopleton Estate	£1700
3rd May 1865	Herbert New Anthony Martin and Thomas Frederick Smith	The Leasows Pitchill Farm and Atch Lench Estate	$2000	9th Dec 1871	Rowland Rodway and Jesse Gouldsmith	Harvington Lodge Estate The Meadow and Policy in the Rock Life Office	£12000
15th May 1865	Reverend Samuel Garrard	Pitchill Farm, the Moors, Leasows, Atch Lench Estate, Policy in National Provident Office and Tilesford Lease	$1000	4th March 1872	William Wagstaff	The Meadow and Policy in the Rock Life Office	£1000
16th July 1867	Lucy Dakin Shaw	The Pitchill Farm and the Moors	$1000	9th Nov 1872	William Joseph Square, The Reverend Francis Ley, Bazeley and George Pridham	Abbotts Morton Estate	£9000
				12th Nov 1872	Courtenay Connell Prance	Harvington Lodge Estate	£2000
				11th Nov 1872	Courtenay Connell Prance	Abbotts Morton Estate	£2000

Benjⁿ Bomford [signed]         Courtenay Col Prance [signed]

[Title sheet [hl016-1a):]

Covenants to produce Vide Copies Nos: 18487 & 18489

Dated 15 day of Feby 1873 [with No. 184.643 alongside]

Mortgage of Estates situate in the
Parishes of Salford Priors
Harvington, Atch Lench, Peopleton and Abbotts
Moreton in the Counties of Warwick and
Worcester to secure balance on an account
current subject to prior incumbrances

M^r Benjamin Bomford

To

Fred^k C. Jewesbury Esq

Dated the 12^th of March 1878

Reconveyance of mortgages
hereditaments

F. C. Jewesbury Esq

to

M^r Benjⁿ Bomford

------------------------

Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Benjamin
Bomford in the presence of

Courtenay Col Prance
Solr in Evesham

[Sheet 1 [hl016-2a):]

This Indenture made the fifteenth day of February One thousand eight hundred and seventy three Between Benjamin Bomford of Pitchill
in the Parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick Yeoman of the one part and Frederick Charles Jewesbury of the City of
Gloucester Banker and a Registered Public officer of the Gloucester Banking Company hereinafter called the said Banking Company
carrying on business as Bankers at Gloucester Evesham and other places of the other part Whereas the said Benjamin Bomford
hath long had a Banking Account with the said Banking Company at their branch at Evesham and hath had extensive transactions
with them and hath now an overdrawn account on which he is indebted in a considerable amount And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford is seized in fee simple in possession of divers Farms Estate
and hereditaments situate in the parishes of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick and at parishes of Harvington Church Lench Abbotts Moreton and Peopleton in the County of Worcester and is possessed of certain
mentioned premises are particularized in the second part of the schedule hereunder written and the whole of which hereditaments and premises are subject to divers charges mortgages and incumbrances thereon
And whereas the said Benjamin Bomford hath lately taken additional land and as he may require additional capital and accommodation the said Banking Company have insisted and he hath agreed to
make and give the security hereinafter contained Now this Intenture witnesseth that in pursuance of the said agreement and in consideration of the premises He the said Benjamin Bomford doth
by these presents grant release and confirm unto the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs executors administrators and assigns All those the hereinbefore mentioned Farms Estates and hereditaments of him
the said Benjamin Bomford situate in the parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick and in the parishes of Harvington Church Lench Abbotts Morton and Peopleton respectively in the County of
Worcester aforesaid All which said Farms estates and hereditaments are by way of further identification but not of restriction particularized in the first part of the schedule hereunder written And all
other the Freehold Messuages lands tenements and hereditaments of hime the said Benjamin Bomford situate in the said Parishes of Salford Priors Harvington Church Lench Abbotts Morton and Peopleton
or elsewhere in the said Counties of Warwick and Worcester Together with all Houses outhouses edifices buildings barns stables yards gardens estates cottages orchards lands meadows pastures
feedings commons timber and other trees woods underwoods hedges ditches mounds fences ways waters watercourses Tithes or Tenths lights easements privileges advantages rights members and appurtenances
whatsoever to the said Farms Estates hereditaments and premises intended to be hereby granted and assured belonging or in anyways appertaining or accepted reputed deemed taken or known as part parcel or
member thereof or of any part thereof And the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders yearly and other rents issues and profits thereof And all the estate right title interest property claim
and demand whatsoever at law and in equity of him the said Benjamin Bomford in to and out of the same hereditaments and premises and every part thereof To have and To hold the Farms
estates and hereditaments and all and singular other the premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby granted and assured together with the rights members and appurtenances to the same belonging unto
and to the use of the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs and assigns but nevertheless on trust for the said Banking Company their successors and assigns and in order to secure unto them the
repayment of such monies as the said Benjamin Bomford may at anytime be indebted to them subject nevertheless to the encumbrances now affecting the same so far as the same are already charged
upon the premises respectively and no further or otherwise and subject also to the proviso for redemption hereinafter contained And this Indenture further witnesseth that for the consideration
aforesaid He the said Benjamin Bomford Doth by these presents assign unto the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his executors administrators and assigns All those the hereinbefore mentioned pieces or
parcels of land situate in the parish of Peopleton aforesaid which premises are by way of identification but not of restriction particularized set in the second part of the said schedule hereunder written Together with
all houses outhouses edifices buildings barns stables yards gardens cottages orchards lawns meadows pasture feedings commons timber and other trees woods underwoods hedges ditches mounds fences watercourses
tythes or tenths lights easements privileges advantages rights members and appurtenances whatsoever to the said pieces or parcels of land and premises intended to be hereby assigned belonging or in anywise
appertaining And all the estate right title interest property claim and demand whatsoever at law and in equity of him the said Benjamin Bomford in to and out of the same premises and every part
thereof To have and To hold the said lands and premises hereinbefore expressed to be hereby assigned together with the rights members and appurtenances to the same belonging unto the said Frederick Charles
Jewesbury his executors administrators and assigns but nevertheless In trust for the said Banking Company their successors and assigns henceforth for the residue now to come of the said term of One Thousand
years subject nevertheless to the incumbrances now affecting the same and subject also to the proviso for redemption hereinafter contained (that is to say) Provided always and it is hereby agreed and
declared between and by the parties to these presents that if on demand in writing to be signed by the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury for or on behalf of the said Banking Company or by any Manager Cashier
or other Officer of the said Company to be given to the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators or left at the Dwelling house or upon the premises hereby granted or expressed and intended so to
be in which the said Benjamin Bomford shall then reside or if at any time the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators without such demand or notice as aforesaid shall and do pay or cause to be
paid unto the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his executors administrators or assigns on behalf of the said Banking Company or to any of their Cashiers for the same being the balance which on the current
account of the said Benjamin Bomford shall pay for the time being be due and owing to the said Banking Company then and in such case these presents and every clause matter and thing herein contained shall cease and be
void to all intents and purposes And he the said Benjamin Bomford doth hereby for himself his heirs executors or administrators Covenant with the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his executors administrators
and assigns on behalf of the said Banking Company that on demand in writing to be signed as aforesaid and given to the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators or left at the Dwelling house now
occupied by him at Pitchill in the parish of Salford Priors being part of the premises hereby granted or expressed and intended so to be he the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors or administrators shall and will
pay or cause to be paid to him the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs executors administrators or assigns or to one of the Cashiers for the time being of the said Banking Company which on his said
account current shall for the time being be due or owing to the said Banking Company and in case such Balance shall not be paid on such demand shall and will pay or cause to be paid such interest after the
rate of Five Pounds per centum per annum as shall legally accrue due upon such balance at any part thereof up to the time at which the same shall be paid And further that if default shall be made in use

[Sheet 2 [hl016-3a):]

Payment of the said balance on the said current account contrary to the aforesaid proviso and covenant for payment of the same and the true intent and meaning
of these presents then and in such case it shall be lawful for the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs executors administrators and assigns on
behalf of the said Banking Company to enter into and upon the same premises or any part thereof and the same from thenceforth peaceably to hold
occupy and enjoy and receive and take the rents and profits thereof without any lawful interruption or disturbance from or by the said Benjamin Bomford his heirs executors administrators or assigns
or any other person or persons save any persons or person claiming in respect of the hereinbefore mentioned prior incumbrances And that free and discharged or otherwise by the said Benjamin Bomford
his heirs executors or administrators sufficiently indemnified from and against all estates incumbrances claims and demands whatsoever except as hereinbefore executed being the Mortgages already
executed by the said Benjamin Bomford prior to the date of these presents And moreover that he the said Benjamin Bomford and his heirs executors or administrators and every other person having or lawfully
or equitably claiming any estate right title interest property claim or demand of in or to the said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore granted and assigned or expressed and intended so to be or any of them of
any part thereof respectively save and except any person or persons claiming in respect of the hereinbefore mentioned prior incumbrances shall and will from time to time and at all times hereafter
upon the request of the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs executors administrators or assigns on behalf of the said Banking Company but at the costs of the said Benjamin Bomford
his heirs executors or administrators do and execute every such lawful act thing and assurance for the further or or more perfectly assuring the said premises and every or any part thereof unto the
said Frederick Charles Jewesbury his heirs and assigns as a Trustee for the said Banking Company their heirs executors administrators or assigns as by the said Frederick Charles Jewesbury
his heirs executors administrators or assigns on behalf of the said Banking Company or their his or any of their Counsel in the law shall be reasonably advised or devised and required Provided
nevertheless and it is hereby declared that these presents are intended to secure an over Draft to the amount of twelve thousand Pounds but nevertheless the same do not imply and shall not be construed
to entail on the said Banking Company any obligation or promise to grant that accommodation to the full extent unto the said Benjamin Bomford nor to pledge or bind them to continue such accommodation
for any longer period than with or without reason assigned shall be judged by the General Manager for the time being of the said Banking Company to be expedient In Witness whereof the said
parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first hereinafter written

THE SCHEDULE hereinbefore referred to First Part Freehold
The Pitchill Farm	consisting of a capital Messuage or Dwellinghouse with Fold yard Farm Buildings and stabling Bailiffs residence and Lodges or Cottages with divers closes or parcels of Arable, orchard and Pasture land situate lying and being in the parish of Salford Priors in the County of Warwick now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and containing in the whole	A. R. P. 172 - 3 - 4
The Moors	consisting of Two Closes of Meadow land and one of Arable situate in the parish of Harvington heretofore forming part of an Estate there called Harvington Lodge and containing	12 - 3 - 20
The Leasows	consisting of the two Leasows and Green Lane leading thereto out of the Harvington and Lench Road situate at Harvington aforesaid and containing by recent admeasurement	19 - 0 - 4
The Atch Lench Estate	consisting of a Farm House and Messuage and Farm Buildings Allotments and pieces of land situate in the Hamlet of Atch Lench in the parish of Church Lench aforesaid now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford containing	143 - 3 - 26
The Harvington Lodge Estate	consisting of a capital Mansion House known as Harvington Lodge with Lawn Shrubberies &c. with the several Closes of land and hereditaments thereto belonging known as the Harvington Lodge Farm as to the Farm now and for some time past in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and as to the Mansion House let to Mrs Mills at Sixty Pounds per annum together also with Thirteen Cottages occupied by Labourers or Tenants of the said Benjamin Bomford all which said hereditaments are situate in the parish of Harvington aforesaid and contain altogether	186 - 1 - 5
The Meadow	being a piece of Pasture land situate in the parish of Harvington aforesaid bought from The Reverend Samuel Charles and situate near to the River Avon containing	8 - 3 - 25
The Abbotts Moreton Estate	consisting of a Messuage or Farm House Garden outbuilding Three Cottages or Tenements or the sites thereof Rickyards and Homesteads thereto belonging with several of land woodland and coppicing thereto adjoining commonly called Loo Farm situate in the parish of Abbotts Moreton in the County of Worcester now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and containing	297 - 1 - 39
also a Cottage or Tenement	and Garden belonging to the said Farm situate in the parish of Abbotts Moreton aforesaid and occupied by the Farm Bailiff containing	0 - 1 - 26
part of the Peopleton Estate	consisting of a Messuage or Farm House Farm Buildings Closes of land Cottages and hereditaments situate at Peopleton in the County of Worcester now in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and his undertenants and containing	335 - 5 - 19
1178 - 0 - 17
Second Part Leasehold
Other part of Peopleton Estate	consisting of six pieces of Land known as "Little Rough Ground" "Sealbridge Meadow" "Great Rough Ground" "Upper Oathill" "Lower Oathill" "Frist Allotment in Pen Meadow" "Pinvin Corner" all which pieces of land are situate at Peopleton aforesaid in the occupation of the said Benjamin Bomford and contain together	30 - 3 - 26
1209 - 0 - 3

Benjⁿ Bomford [signed]