| Reference Number | DSCAM/4/2/21 |
| Title | Deed re Aaron Manby, a bankrupt |
| Description | DSCAM/4/2/21/1: Petition of Joseph Lane of Green Hill, parish of Womborne, Staffs., Esq., one of the creditors of Aaron Manby; Commission of Bankruptcy issued pursuant to the petition; 5 Dec. 1815 |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/2-3: Assignment (31 Jan. 1816) of the effects of Aaron Manby of the parish of Tipton, Staffs., ironmaster, dealer and chapman (a bankrupt), by the Commissioners (John Pearson, Esq., William Fellows and John Robinson, gentlemen), to Joseph Lane [as above] and Charles Creswell of Dudley, Worcs., gentleman, upon trust for the creditors. And counterpart. |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/4: Affidavits (proofs of debt) by Samuel Smith of Birmingham, Warwickshire, ironfounder (sworn 13 Sept. 1816; exhibited 28 July 1824) and George Dalton of Dudley, Worcs., banker (sworn 14 July 1817; exhibited 28 July 1824) - on behalf of Dixon and Dalton for £2584; with attached notes. |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/5: Draft summons to the partners in the Horseley Coal and Iron Company to appear before the Commissioners re Manby; n.d. |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/6: File of material relating to the execution of the Commission, examination of the bankrupt etc., with related affidavits, memoranda, expenses of executing the Commission etc.; 27 Dec. 1815-27 May 1816. One is dated 27 Dec. 1811 [in error]. |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/7-8: Bargain and sale (28 July 1824) of the bankrupt's real estate (unspecified freehold property in Staffordshire) by the Commissioners (Abraham Turner, Esq., William Fellows and John Robinson, gentlemen) to the assignees (Lane of Greenhill and Creswell now of the City of London, iron merchant). Inrolled in Chancery, 7 Aug. 1824. And counterpart. |
| DSCAM/4/2/21/9: Memorandum by the Commissioners (Turner, Fellows and Robinson) of taking the requisite oath before executing the renewed Commission of Bankrupt (dated 1 July 1824) against Manby; 28 July 1824. |
| Date | 1815-1824 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 9 items |
| Level | Item |