| Reference Number | DSCAM/2/1/12/1-23 |
| Title | High Street etc. |
| Description | A bundle, according to various original numbering sequences, but #1 and #6 are strays. One deed endorsed 'old writings of no use'. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/1: Lease (10 Apr. 15 Henry VIII = 1524) by Howmfrey Coturford, gentleman to Thomas London and his wife of a water mill called Fynspade Mill, and an old malt mill and Mylfyld lying between the water of Tame, for a term of 20 years, at a rent of 12/- p.a. to Howmfrey and 27/- p.a. to the Abbot of Lordysley. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/2: Gift (20 Sept. 7 Elizabeth I = 1565) by Roger Bagley of Dudley, Worcs., nailer, to William Atkes of Dudley, of his messuage and nail smithy, 2 gardens etc. at Dudley (adjoining property of Richard Shawe and George Atwoode and the Horse Poole); appointment of Richard Harrison the elder and George Atwoode of Dudley as attornies to deliver seisin; livery of seisin endorsed. Latin. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/3: Gift (30 Sept. 10 Elizabeth I = 1568) by William Atkes of the forenn of Duddeley, Worcs., yeoman, to John Juckes of Duddeleye, of his messuage and nail smithy; livery of seisin endorsed. Latin |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/4: Gift (6 Apr. 13 Elizabeth I = 1571) by John Juckes, to Richard Mason alias Robinson of Duddeley, of the messuage , 'nayle smithie' etc.; livery of seisin endorsed. Latin. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/5: Lease (22 November 15 James I = 1617) by Thomas Robynson alias Masone the elder of Duddeley, Worcs., butcher, to Richard Folley of Duddeley, yeoman, of a messuage etc. between the property of Richard Atwood, Thomas Shawe and George Smythe, Stonie Lane and the High Street, for a term of 99 years; consideration of £15. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/6: Demise/lease (17 June 17 James I = 1619) by Rychharde Finche of Duddeley, Worcs., chapman, to Henrie Finche of the same, chapman, of a messuage etc. in Duddeley, between the property of the late John Pershowse, that of William Byrche and Hale Lane and the Viccaredge Lane, for a term of 1000 years; consideration of £15. |
DSCAM/2/1/12/7-8: Pre-nuptial settlement of Thomas Robinson alias Mason the younger of Duddeley and Mary Bennett (daughter of Edmond Bennett of Kingswinford, Staffs., yeoman) (25 Sept. 20 James I = 1622); by Thomas Robinson alias Mason the elder of Duddeley, Worcs., butcher upon Robinson the younger (his eldest son and heir); conveyance of the messuage etc. as in #5, to Thomas the younger and Mary and the heirs of their body, with remainder in default of issue, to the right heirs of Thomas the elder; consideration of £13 6s 8d to be paid by Edmond to Robinson the younger as a marriage portion.
And deed poll gift (same date) by Robinson the elder to Robinson the younger, of all his goods and chattels (reserving one feather bed, related furniture and one chamber in the above messuage); consideration of an annuity of 20/- payable by Robinson the younger to Robinson the elder, increased to 30/- p.a. should the elder Robinson decide to move out. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/9: Assignment (25 Aug. 1653) by Richard Foley the elder of Stowerbridge, Worcs., gentleman, to John Bennett of Shuttend, Staffs., nailer, of the above lease #5 (recited), to the use of Robinson the younger for life, thence to his issue, with remainder to Katherine, Mary and Anne Robinson, his sisters, and their issue; consideration of the love and affection he bears towards Thomas Robinson the son. |
DSCAM/2/1/12/10-11: Deed poll assignment (28 Jan. 1655/6) by Humphry Smart of Dudley, Worcs., nailer and Mary his wife, and Anne Lane of Birmingham, Warwickshire, widow, to Edward Atwood of Dudley, butcher, of a messuage between the property of Richard Atwood and Thomas Shawe, Stony Lane and the High Street, for the residue of the term of 99 years, in 'as full and beneficial manner.. as.. Humphry and Mary and Anne may or might have held or enjoyed the same...'; consideration of £20.
Release (29 Jan. 1655/6) by Smart et al. to Atwood and Katherine his wife, of the premises as in #10, to the use of Atwood and wife for life, thence to the heirs of their body, with remainder to the right heirs of Edward. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/12-13: Lease and release (10-11 Mar. 1698/9) by way of mortgage, by Richard Atwood of Dudley, Worcs., butcher and Elianor his wife, to Thomas Dudley of Tipton alias Tibbington, Staffs., nailer, of the messuage in which Atwood lives in Dudley, to secure £30 and interest. And counterpart of release. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/14-15: Lease and release (21-22 Sept. 1705) by Thomas Dudley, and Richard Atwood and Elianor his wife and Edward Atwood his son and heir, to Elizabeth Hodgetts of Coleshill, Warwickshire, spinster, being a transfer of the above mortgage, with further borrowing, to secure £50 and interest; consideration of £32 5/- to Dudley and £17 15/- to the Atwoods. And bond (22 Sept.) from Atwood and son to Miss Hodgetts to perform covenants [for repayment] in indenture of even date. |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/16-17: Lease and release (11-12 June 1708) by Hodgetts and Richard Attwood and Elianor his wife, to George Bradley of Dudley, ironmonger, being a transfer of the above mortgage, with further borrowing, to secure £80 and interest; consideration of £56 10/- to Hodgetts and £23 10/- to the Attwoods. And bond (12 June) from Attwood to Bradley to perform covenants in indenture of even date. |
DSCAM/2/1/12/18-19: Enfeoffment (16 Dec. 1709) by Richard Attwood and Elianor his wife, to Edward Attwood, butcher, their son and Samuel Nightingale of Dudley, mercer, of their messuage in Dudley, subject to the mortgage to Bradley; Richard to enjoy the use of the Little Parlour in the house for a term of 5 years, Edward providing him with clothing, washing, lodging, meat and drink, and Richard assisting Edward as a butcher; Edward to discharge Richard's debts up to a total of £20 within 6 months; livery of seisin endorsed (19 Dec.).
And quit claim (17 Dec.) by Nightingale to Edward Attwood of Richard Attwood's messuage in Dudley, which is demised by an indenture [wanting] to Nathaniel Addy of Dudley, baker, for a term of 1000 years. |
DSCAM/2/1/12/20-21: Lease and release (28-29 Sept. 1711) by Bradley, and Richard Attwood and Elianor his wife, and Edward their son and Elizabeth his wife, to Josias Bate of Dudley, coalmaster, being a transfer of the above mortgage, with further borrowing, to secure £130 and interest; consideration of £98 to Bradley and £32 to the Attwoods.
Final Concord (Michaelmas Term 10 Anne = 1711) between Josias Bate, Nathaniel Rhoades and Oliver Shaw the younger (Plaintiffs) and Richard Attwood and Elianor his wife, Edward Attwood and Elizabeth his wife, Ralph Bretton and Susannah his wife, and Solomon Robinson alias Mason (Deforciants). |
| DSCAM/2/1/12/22-23: Mortgage (31 May 1727) by Edward Attwood of Dudley, horse lockmaker (son of Edward Attwood, butcher, deceased), toJohn Bate of Dudley, chandler (executor of Josias Bate, his late father, of Bromsgrove, gentleman, who was executor of Josias Bate of Dudley, coalmaster, his son), being a further charge of £20 on the above premises. Bond (same date) from Attwood to Bate as collateral security for the £20. |
| Date | 1524-1727 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 27 items |
| Level | Item |