| Description | 1. Research on 26 Great Cornbow, Halesowen (building; deeds and records; Goodman solicitors; Homfray and Goodman; F. T. Goodman and Son; 26 Great Cornbow Offices; Letting of Rooms in 26 Great Cornbow; Adjacent Shops and Hatherton Lodge; Solicitors and Staff; Archiving of Documents; Building Companies; Sale of 26 Great Cornbow) by Gerald Goodman (7 pages), 2021
2. Research on Samuel Goodman (Gerald Goodman's Great Grandfather), (4 pages) by Gerald Goodman, 2021
3. Research on Frank and Kathleen Somers (Gerald Goodman's Grandparents) and Family, (9 pages) by Gerald Goodman, 2021
4. Research on Alfred Homfray (Gerald Goodman's Great Grandfather), (2 pages), by Gerald Goodman, 2021
5. Research entitled 'Discovery of the Homfray Ancestors', 5 pages, by Gerald Goodman (c. 2021)
6. British WW1 National War Savings Committee book of stamps, issued early 1919. In the logo can be seen a swastika emblem which was an ancient symbol of good luck before being adopted by the German Nazi party prior to the Second World War. The stamps were an incentive for children to collect for 6d. There were three series of pictures to collect: War in the Air; Women's War Work and V.C. series. [1919]
7. Halesowen Volunteer Training Corps, Parade State booklets, 1915-1916 (two booklets); rules sheet and a book of enrolment, 1915, provides names, addresses, occupation, height and so on, plus previous military training (if any). Included is Alfrey Homfray, Solicitor, on page 1.
DEEDS:
8. Mortgage, Dovehouse Fields Farm, Hunnington, 20 November 1694, Joynter
9. Lease for a year, messauges and tenements, Halesowen, Salop, Roberston to Pearsall, 7 January 1714
10. Conveyance, two dwellings in Halesowen, Salop, Robertson to Pearsall, 8 January 1714
11. Fine, Richard Davenhill, four acres of land in Huntingtree, Halesowen, Salop, 20 December 1739
12. Marriage articles concerning Luke and Sarah Bell; William York, Halesowen, 12 August 1768
13. Mortgage, William Shenstone to Samuel Hurtle, concerning messauges and tenements in Halesowen, 17 January 1769
14. Assignment, Reverend Taylor and others to Reverend Wild in trust for William Clinton, Dovehouse Fields Estate, Hunnington, 21 March 1769
15. Conveyance, William Clinton to Hon Lord Dudley, Dovehouse Fields Estate, 31 July 1772
16. Assignment of a mortgage, Jacob Turner Esq. and others to Richard Wylde, two acres of land in Hasbury, 10 May 1790
17. Assignment of a mortgage, Messrs. Chellingworth and Holden, Trustees and Turner, Trustee, for freehold lands in the parish of Halesowen, property of late Thomas and Edward Spourer [bankrupts], 4 May 1797
18. Release and conveyance, 4 May 1797
19. Lease concerning land and buildings fronting to Kelynge Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, Kelynge Greenway Esq. to Thomas Williams, 16 April 1868
20. Deed, Ferdinando Dudley to Lea-Smith Esq., Dovehouse Fields Farm, Halesowen, 25 November 1895
21. Mortgage, F. D. W. Lea- Smith Esq. to William Brookes Esq., Dovehouse Fields Farm, Hunnington, 25 March 1914
22. Reconveyance, William Brookes to F. D. W. Lea Smith, Baron Dudley, Dovehouse Fields Farm, Hunnington, 30 December 1918
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