| Reference Number | DSCAM/2/11/2/36-41 |
| Title | Wolverhampton |
| Description | Bond (22 July 1732) of George Stoakes of Wolverhampton, Staffs., ironmonger, to John Taylor of the same, ironmonger, to perform covenant in release of even date [wanting]. Unfit for production. |
| Mortgage, by demise of 1000 years, by George Stokes of Wolverhampton, of premises in Cock Street, Wolverhampton; March 1744. Unfit for production. |
| Lease and release (28-29 Sept. 1764) by John Stokes of London, silversmith (son and heir-at-law of Abraham Stokes, late of Wolverhampton, locksmith, deceased) and Elizabeth his wife, to Adam Mansell of Wolverhampton, toy maker, of a messuage in Lichfield Street alias Rotten Row, Wolverhampton, to the use of John Mansell of Wolverhampton, cordwainer for life, then to the use of his daughter, Sarah, wife of William Whitehouse of Wolverhampton, tallow chandler, and her heirs and assigns; covenant to levy a Fine; consideration of £40 paid by John. |
| Probate (30 Apr. 1798) of the will (dated 21 Aug. 1797) of the Revd John Mansell, Vicar of Greasley, Nottinghamshire; house in Canal Street, Wolverhampton, to sister, Elizabeth Whitehouse, for life, thence to her daughter Sarah; £400 to sister; £50 to Solomon Grosvenor of Wolverhampton; £5 each to sisters-in-law, Susannah Cotton, Catherine Cotton, Jane Cotton and Ann Fell (wifeof Dr Fell); £20 each to the poor of Wolverhampton and Greasley; £300 to servant John Pedley, £200 to servant Elizabeth Baucroft, and furniture to be divided between them; income from £300 in trust for nephew William Whitehouse, and same in trust for niece Sarah Whitehouse, thence capital to their issue, and in default to the uses of their wills; £200 each for the purchase of annuities for nephew James Whitehouse and niece Elizabeth Whitehouse 'on account of the[ir] inability...'; residue to sister, she paying £10, if there is sufficient, to his doctor, Mr Benjamin Drawwater; executors Solomon Grosvenor and John Pedley. |
| Lease for possession (27 July 1797) by Joseph Pearson of Wolverhampton, Staffs., factor, to Joseph Hanley, screwmaker, Thomas Milward, locksmith and John Pace, victualler, all of Wolverhampton (trustees of a friendly society meeting at the house of Pace), of a messuage and shop near the New Church, Wolverhampton. |
| Transfer of a mortgage (1875) by Robert Thomas Clews of Weston under Lizard, Salop, farmer and Thomas Gilbert of Oakfield House, Warwickshire, gentleman, to Sarah Jane Russell of Bloxwich, Staffs., spinster [in pencil replaced by Arthur Clews of Walsall, tube manufacturer and John Walford of Handsworth, brass founder], of premises in Pearson Street and Pountney Street, Wolverhampton, to secure £500 and interest; recites original mortgage from the Revd John Jackson and others. Unexecuted. |
| Date | 1732-1875 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 7 items |
| Level | Item |