| Reference Number | DSCAM/2/1/14/1-27 |
| Title | King Street |
| Description | DSCAM/2/1/14/1: Lease and release (26-27 Aug. 1788) by the surviving trustees of a building society (the Revd Joseph Cartwright, Clerk, Joseph Wainwright, surgeon and Edward Dixon, hop merchant, all of Dudley, Worcs.), to James Fisher of the parish of Tipton, Staffs., hinge maker (a member of the society) and John Roades of Dudley, maltster and victualler (his trustee to uses), of a messuage in King Street, Dudley (between those of Samuel Fereday and Enoch Peters), to the use of Roades as specified; covenant by Edward Jessop of Dudley, cooper (another member of the society) for the production of title deeds; recites previous deeds. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/2: Bargain and sale and enfeoffment (20 June 1789) of the premises (newly erected messuage and garden etc.) by Fisher and Roades to Samuel Short of Dudley, coal bailiff and Joseph Nicklin of the parish of Tipton, gentleman (his trustee to uses to bar dower), to the use of Short as specified; livery of seisin endorsed. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/3: Mortgage by demise of 1000 years (26 Oct. 1797) by Short of Great Bridge, Staffs., maltster and Nicklin of Tipton, carpenter, to Joseph Moss of Dudley, surgeon, of the messuage in King Street, and 7 messuages behind it, to secure £200 and interest. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/4-5: Assignment of the mortgage (25 Dec. 1801) by Moss, by the direction of Short, to Joseph Lambert of Amblecoat, parish of Oldswinford, Staffs., yeoman, with further borrowing of £30 by Short. And enclosed promissory note for £230 at 6 months from Short to Lambert. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/6: Office copy of the will (dated 9 Dec. 1804) of Samuel Short of the parish of Westbromwich, Staffs., maltster; 3 messuages, malthouse etc. at Great Bridge, 6 messuages at Darlaston, Staffs., piece of land at Heathfield, parish of Darlaston, 8 messuages in Dudley (most tenants named), to wife Phoebe for life, thence to children Samuel, Elizabeth, William, Nancy, Scott Seana and Thomas as tenants in common; leasehold messuage with the mill in the parish of Tipton, and household effects, stock in trade and personal estate similarly bequeathed; executors, Thomas Tibbitts of Wednesbury, Staffs., butcher and Samuel Kendrick of the same, blacksmith, and wife. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/7-8: Lease and release (16 June 1809) by Samuel Short of the parish of St Ann, Middlesex, harness maker (eldest son of Samuel), Edward Slater of Wednesbury, Staffs., gunlock forger and Elizabeth his wife (nee Short), William Short of Birmingham, Warwickshire, harness maker, and Nancy Short, late of Wednesbury, now of the parish of St Ann, spinster, and Joseph Nicklin (a trustee for Samuel Short deceased), of four sixth shares in the foregoing premises, to James Hunt of Surrey Street, Strand, Middlesex, gentleman to make Hunt Tenant to the Praecipe for suffering a Common Recovery in which Richard Parkes of Wednesbury, yeoman shall be Demandant, to the use of James Bottely the elder of Dudley, gentlemen and James Bottely the younger of the parish of Sedgley, Staffs., miner, in trust for Bottely the elder and his heirs; assignment of the mortgage term by Joseph Lambert, now of Stourbridge, Worcs., yeoman, to Thomas Roberts of Dudley, saddler, in trust for Bottely the elder and otherwise upon trust to attend the freehold, as to four sixth shares, and, as to two sixths, in trust to secure to Bottely the elder the sum of £30, being two sixths of £90, until the conveyance to him by the other Short heirs (both minors) of their two sixths of the freehold, and then in trust for Bottely the elder as above; consideration of £90 to Lambert to repay mortgage, £310 divided between the named Short heirs and £155 to be paid to Scott Seana Short and Thomas Short on their majorities, by Bottely the elder. And exemplification of the Common Recovery (Trinity Term 49 George III). |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/9: Copy of letters of administration (dated 30 Dec. 1815) of Thomas Roberts of Dudley, collar maker, granted to his widow, Jane Roberts. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/10: Conveyance (20 June 1817) by Scott Senea Short of Wednesbury, Staffs., spinster and Thomas Short of Oxford Street, London, saddler, of their two sixth shares in the premises, and covenant to levy a Fine by them and Samuel Short, Edward Slater and wife, William Short, now of Sheffield, Yorks. and Ann his wife, to Richard Parkes of Wednesbury, shopkeeper, to the use of James Bottely the elder, late of Gornal in the parish of Sedgley, now of Dudley, gentleman and James Bottely the younger, now of the parish of Tipton, miner (his trustee to uses), as specified; consideration of £155 and acknowledgment in respect of £30 of the mortgage money. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/11: Copy of the will (dated 21 Nov. 1823) of James Botteley of Dudley, yeoman; messuage in Prospect Row, Dudley, and the King Street property (inc. the 7 messuages behind, now described as Brandy Row) to wife, Ann Botteley, for life, thence to sons Thomas and James the younger as tenants in common; household effects to wife, then to sons; £100 to daughter Sarah Corfield, wife of William Corfield of the parish of Hopton Wafers, Salop, farmer; £100 to daughter Jane Roberts, widow; £50 to Fanny Botteley, daughter of late son John; £50 to Abigail Jones, daughter of late daughter Margaret Cartwright; £100 invested to pay income to Jane Roberts, then capital to her children, Thomas (£40) and Mary (£60) when they reach full age, and otherwise to their personal representatives etc.; sons are executors. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/12: Copy of the will (dated 2 Oct. 1829) of Thomas Bottely of the parish of Handsworth, Staffs., gentleman; household effecst and £300 to wife, Elizabeth, and dwellinghouse in Handsworth for life; £100 to the Birmingham Hospital, £100 to the Birmingham Dispensary, £100 to the Methodist Missionary Society in Birmingham; £50 each to trustees, Richard Moseley of Piccadilly, London, army accoutrement maker, Archibald Horn of Queen Street, London, coach founder, James Bottely of Westbromwich, Staffs., coalmaster (brother) and William Henry Bates of Birmingham, Warwickshire, merchant; £50 to Jessey Horn, eldest daughter of ARchibald, and same to James, son of John and Jane Meredith of Bridgenorth; Billray Farm, Westbromwich, to trustees, with power to lease out minerals; income from estate into 16 parts, of which 6 to wife, 4 to brother James, 1 to niece Eliza (daughter of James), 1 to sister Sarah Corfield, 2.5 to sister Jane Roberts, 1.5 to nieces Fanny Bottely and Abigail Jones; all other real and personal estate upon trust for sale; income in 16 parts, 10 to wife, 1 to Sarah, 2 to Jane, 2 to James, 1 to niece Fanny. After death of wife all for sale; £2000 to be paid as wife shall appoint; £50 each to 5 children of brother-in-law John Lilley by late wife Elliaor Briscoe; balance into 16 parts, of which 8 to brother James or his issue (Ann Lees, wife of John Lees; Jane Morris, wife of John Morris; Thomas; James and Sarah), 1 to niece Fanny, 1 in trust to pay income to Sarah Corfield, with power to appoint capital and in default pay it to her next of kin, 5 in trust to pay income to sister Jane Roberts, with power to appoint capital etc., 1 in trust to pay income to neice Abigail Jones etc. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/13: Statutory release (18 Dec. 1841) by Thomas Botteley of the parish of Westbromwich, Staffs., coalmaster, (in whom the legal estate is vested on account of deficiencies in the will of James Botteley the younger), Archibald Horn of Great Queen Street, London, coach founder and William Henry Bates of Birmingham, Warwickshire, merchant (surviving trustees of #12, in respect of a moiety of the premises), and William Briscoe Lilly of Edgbaston, Warwickshire, plater and Eliza his wife (in respect of a moiety), to William Reeves of Birmingham, wheelwright, of the messuage in King Street and 6 (formerly 7 behind it), to such uses as Lilly shall appoint, and otherwise to the use of Lilly and his heirs, as specified; consideration of £180 by Lilly to the trustees; recites previous deeds and wills; attached certificate of acknowledgment by a married woman. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/14-15: Mortgage by appointment and grant (12 Feb. 1842) by Lilly to Ralph Musselwhite of Dudley, draper and Richard Badger of Stourbridge, Worcs., currier (trustees of the marriage settlement of Thori Barri Smith and Jane Badger), of the King Street property, and a messuage at Hill Top, parish of Westbromwich, Staffs., to secure £400 and interest; vacating receipt, 13 Aug. 1850. And assignment by Jane Roberts of Dudley, widow, by the direction of Lilly, Musselwhite and Badger, to John Bolton of Dudley, solicitor, of the residue of a term of 1000 years in the King Street premises, in trust for Musselwhite and Badger, as additional security, and otherwise in trust for Lilly and upon trust to attend the freehold. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/16-23: Statutory declaration of Mrs Jane Roberts as to the heirship of Thomas Botteley; copies of burial certificates; memoranda, extract from Fine of Hilary Term 1818 etc.; fire insurance policy, etc. All Feb. 1842. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/24: Conveyance (29 Sept. 1844) of the equity of redemption of premises as in #14, by Lilly to Edward Cudd of Birmingham, coach proprietor; consideration of £109 15/- and taking over £410 5/- due on mortgage #14. |
DSCAM/2/1/14/25: Conveyance (7 Dec. 1854) by Robert Dell of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, wine merchant (assignee of the share of the Revd John Fereday), George Robinson of Wolverhampton, Staffs., gentleman (purchaser of the late Charles Henry Fereday's share), Edwin Heming Fereday of Canterbury Settlement, New Zealand, gentleman, William Jones of Walsall, Staffs., banker (surviving mortgagee of E.H. Fereday's share), E.H. Fereday (as trustee of the settlement of Ann Elizabeth Bickley nee Fereday), John Latty Bickley of Ettingshall Lodge, Staffs., Esq. and Ann Elizabeth his wife, Richard William Fereday of Birmingham, Warwickshire, solicitor, George Robinson as mortgagee of R.W. Fereday's share, Henry Turton Fereday of Sedgley, Staffs., gentleman, George Robinson as mortgagee of that share, Edward Chapman of Canterbury settlement and Emeline Harriet his wife (nee Fereday), Frederick Francis Fereday, late an Ensign in HM 81st Regiment of Foot, but now a Lieutenant in the Hampshire Militia, George Robinson as mortgagee of that share, Adelaide Rosaline Fereday of Canterbury settlement, spinster, and George Robinson as mortgagee of that share and of the Chapmans' share, to Edward Cudd of West Bromwich, Staffs., gentleman, of two messuages as specified in King Street; consideration of £455 by Cudd in shares of £50 11s 1d to Dell , Robinson and E.H. Fereday in respect of the ninth shares appointed under John Turton Fereday's 1812 marriage settlement; recites previous deeds; attached certificate of acknowledgment by a married woman.
Endorsed
Conveyance (7 Aug. 1856) by William Edward Jones of Leamington, Warwickshire, Esq. (as devisee in trust of William Jones, who was due to execute the deed recited on its return from New Zealand but died ad interim) to Cudd of all interest in the premises. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/26: Reconveyance (6 June 1859) by Musselwhite and Badger to Cudd of Westbromwich, maltster, of the Dudley and West Bromwich premises as in #14; consideration of £400. |
| DSCAM/2/1/14/27: Schedule of deede etc. to 31-32 King Street, Dudley, belonging to David Lloyd and in mortgage to James Lakin, from 1788 to 1891. [1844 Lilly to Cudd conveyance listed but wanting from bundle] |
| Date | 1788-1891 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 29 items |
| Level | Item |