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Description: | Also relates to the following property:
One acre of land next to the Ten Lands.
Small piece of land in John Street or John's Lane at the back of the meeting house.
Freehold piece of land in John Street or John's Lane, containing the remainder of the meeting house vestry.
Piece of land on the south side of John Street in front of the meeting house, used as a chapel yard.
Three messuages (formerly two) with shop and yard in John Street. Leasehold messuage, formerly called the Parsonage House, occupied by the minister of the meeting house in John Street, now unoccupied (the site formerly of tanfatts or a tanhouse)
1. George Whitehouse of West Bromwich, gentleman
2. Charles Mander of Wolverhampton, varnish manufacturer
3. James Mote of Penton Place, Pentonville, Middlesex, gentleman
4. Charles Mander, Charles Benjamin Mander of Wolverhampton, varnish manufacturer
Samuel Small Mander of Wolverhampton, varnish manufacturer
John Morris of New Cross, near Wolverhampton, farmer and grazier
William Fleeming of Wolverhampton, druggist
John Shaw of Tettenhall, maltster and farmer
George Fleeming of Brewood, farmer and grazier
Thomas Taylor of Willenhall, farmer
John Jones of Wolverhampton, tailor
Jonathan Darnell of Bilston, boot maker
John Moulton of Wolverhampton, tailor
William Hobdey of Sedgley, druggist
In pursuance of a decree in the case - Attorney General v Pearson 1835
Plan attached | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | Wolverhampton Archives | Temporal: | May 1846 | Source: | Black Country History | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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