| Description | i) David Smith of Summerhill, Sedgley, Staffs., Coal Master; and Henry Hudson of Wick, near Pershore, Worcs., Esq.
ii) Thomas Smith of Sedgley, Staffs., Miner
iii) Richard Brinton of Birmingham, Warwicks., Brass Founder; and Thomas Lester of Dudley, Worcs., Pork Butcher (assignees of estate of Thomas Smith)
iv) Joseph Smith of Sedgley, Coal Master
v) David Smith (as above); and Samuel Wagstaff of West Bromwich, Gent. (assignees of estate of Joseph Smith)
vi) Richard Smith late of Tibbington House, Tipton, Staffs., now of Park Place, Regents Park, Middlesx, Mineral Surveyor
vii) James Olarenshaw of Wolverhampton, Staffs., Banker (surviving assignees of Richard Smith, a bankrupt)
viii) Charles Henry Molineux of Wolverhampton, Banker (surviving assignee of Richard Smith, Samuel Fereday and James Fisher)
ix) Samuel Whitfield Daukes of Worcester, Coal Merchant
x) Martha Smith of Tipton, Spinster
xi) Joseph Smith, David Smith, Richard Smith; and William Turton, late of Gornal, now of the Ford houses, Bushbury, Staffs (surviving executor of the will of Thomas Smith, late of Tibbington House, Tipton, Coal and Ironmaster)
xii) David Smith (as above)
xiii) William Taylor Smith of Tipton, Coal Master
1/24 of The Dimmocks; 1/20 of The Coseley New Colliery; 4 closes lately called Half Stanleys now called the Harp and Middle Leasows, bounded on south by Colletts Lane, and on east by Bucknall Lane, in Coseley and further land in Coseley.
Endorsed: '9/10' |