| Description | By Timothy Smith of Birmingham, Warwickshire, brass founder and Thomas Jones of the same, coal merchant (assignees under a trust deed of 1809), and by Samuel Fereday, to James Wainwright of Hereford, gentleman and John Jones of Netherton, parish of Dudley, Worcestershire, coal and iron master, with the consent of the lessors and mortgagees etc. (Mark Sanders of Birmingham, button makers and Thomas Brewin of the same, plater, Sarah Parkes of the borough of Warwick, Warwickshire, widow and John Parkes of the same, gentleman), of two-third shares of the Upper Meadow, Netherton, reserving minerals, for the residue of the term of 40 years created in 1809; recites deeds of 1809, payments on mortgages, erection of blast furnaces by Fereday, Wainwright and Jones at their joint expence on land called the Upper Meadow; consideration of £6250, part of £24904 3s 4d, having been paid be Fereday to Sanders, £1250, part of £4980 16s 8d to Brewin and £3000 paid off to Parkes and Parkes. Attached note that Messrs Bourne and Son have a lien on the deed for bills due to them from Jones and Fereday etc. (one re Dibdale). |