| Reference Number | DSCAM/2/11/2/28-34 |
| Title | Wednesbury |
| Description | Admittance (6 Apr. 1616) of John Smythe, son and heir of John Smythe deceased, son and heir of William Smythe deceased, to a cottage etc. at Dymmocke Greene, Wednesbury (abuttals and measuremenst given). |
| Note from Edward Hills, Aldersgate, cordwainer sending various documents inc. the next three, 13 Jan. 1773. |
| Attested copy deed to declare the uses of a fine, being a release [lease wanting] (dated 6 Mar. 1722/3) by Jonathan Farrant of the parish of St John Zachary, London, goldsmith and Ann his wife, to Jacob Duamel of York Buildings, parish of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, jeweller and Jeremiah Marlow of Lombard Street, London, goldsmith, of Moxley Fields (14 acres), Wednesbury and Broom Smithy Meadow (12 acres) at Wednesbury, to the use of Farrant and wife for life, thence to Richard Downes, brother of Ann Farrant for life, thence to such uses in favour of the issue of the body of Ann as the survivor of Farrant and wife shall appoint, with remainder to the right heirs of Ann. Examined 22 Apr. 1767. |
| Attested copy of the will (dated 1 Oct. 1743) of Jonathan Farrant of Aldersgate Street, London, jeweller; £10 to cousin Ammey Morris; all other estate to sister, Elizabeth Jennings (sole executrix). Examined 31 Jan. 1767. |
| Attested copy of post-nuptial settlement (dated 1 Mar. 1743/4) by Thomas Arkinstall of Aldersgate Street, London, cordwainer and Elizabeth his wife (sister and heir-at-law of Jonathan Farrant) on Hugh William Pritchard of Barnard's Inn, London, gentleman, of the lands in Wednesbury, to Arkinstall for life, then to Elizabeth for life, thence to the heirs of their body, and in remainder to Elizabeth's right heirs, etc. Examined 4 Feb. 1767. |
| Mortgage (31 Aug. 1799) by demise of 1000 years, by Samuel Danks of the parish of Tipton alias Tibbington, Staffs., miner, to James Bourne of Dudley, Worcs., gentleman, of an inclosure of 1497sq. yds of land in Monway Field, Wednesbury, and 2 messuages lately erected upon it, adjoining the Wednesbury-Darlaston turnpike, to secure £50 and interest. Attached receipt, 15 Mar. 1806 |
| Duplicate grant (2 Dec. 1886) by James Samuel Bourne of Dudley, Worcs., gentleman, to William Bedworth of Tipton, Staffs., grocer, of the legal and equitable estate in 34 and 36-41 High Bullen, parish of Wednesbury, and covenants for title. |
| Date | 1616-1886 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 6 items |
| Level | Item |