| Reference Number | DSCAM/1/3/3/1-6 |
| Title | Spring Field House, Dixons Green |
| Description | Lease (2 Oct. 1790) by the Revd Joseph Cartwright, Clerk, Thomas Hawkes the elder, gentleman, the Revd William Perry, Clerk, Joseph Wainwright, surgeon, Edward Dixon, banker, Joseph Amphlett, ironmonger, Thomas Jackson, gentleman, Abiathar Hawkes, glass merchant, Joseph Bourne the elder, grocer, Richard Hawkes, ironfounder and James Bourne, gentleman, all of Dudley, Worcs., and John Badley of Blowers Green, same parish, gentleman (trustees of the Dudley Bread Charity), to Joseph Green of Dudley, glass merchant, of a parcel of Cawney Field at Dixon's Green, for a term of 99 years from 25 Mar. next, at a rent of £3 3/- p.a.; Green to erect a house of £300 value by Michaelmas 1791 |
Mortgage (7 Oct. 1790) by a sub-lease by Green to Edward Dixon of Dudley, banker, of the land and the dwellinghouse in the course of construction upon it, to secure £300 and interest.
Assignment of the mortgage (2 May 1796) by Dixon, at the direction of Green, to Abraham Fisher of the parish of Tipton alias Tibbington, Staffs., fender grinder.
Assignment of the mortgage (10 Dec. 1803) by Fisher, at the direction of Green, to Hannah Nicklin of the parish of Tipton, spinster, with further borrowing by Green of £100 on the security. Endorsed vacating receipt, 10 June 1809. |
| Assignment (15 Dec. 1815) of the premises by Green of Spring Field, parish of Dudley, gentleman, to the Revd Henry Antrobus Cartwright, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford and Vicar of Sedgley and Cornelius Cartwright of Dudley, surgeon, upon trust for Green for life, thence to be sold to James Bourne of Dudley, gentlema or Elizabeth his wife (sister of Green) at valuation, and if the Bournes decline to purchase, in trust for William Green of Liverpool, Lancashire, landing waiter (brother of Joseph; one quarter), Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Bourne (one quarter), Ann, wife of John Davies of Dudley, nail ironmonger (daughter of Mary Richards, deceased, who was another sister of Joseph), and John Green of Hales Owen, Salop, mail ironmonger and Elizabeth Green, Frances Green, Maria Green and Ann Green of the same place, spinsters (children of John Green, deceased, brother of Joseph; one quarter), as tenants in common; sale proceeds to be applied in a similar fashion. |
| Appointment and assignment (14 Feb. 1818) by Joseph Green of Springfields near Dudley, and Henry Antrobus Cartwright and Cornelius Cartwright, to William Green of Liverpool, gentleman and Benjmamin Woolley of Dudley, nail ironmonger, of the premises, in trust for Joseph Green for life, thence to James Bourne absolutely; consideration of an annuity of £100 secured by Bourne to Joseph Green; Green revokes trust provision in the 1815, |
| See DSCAM/5/5 for other Green family material. |
| Date | 1790-1818 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 6 items |
| Level | Item |