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Description: | Attested copy (1780) of lease and release by Jeston Homfray of Oldswinford, gentleman and Thomas Humfray of Bristol, ironmonger to Mary Homfray of Oldswinford, widow of an ironmill (late of Francis Homfray their father, once Ambrose Crowley's) called Royal Forge built on the River Stour at Amblecat, Staffs, with adjacent lands, waters and meadows in Amblecote and across the river, and two furnaces "The Stell Furnaces" in Stourbridge, with outbuildings abbutting Mill Lane and the river, 31 Oct. - 1 Nov. 1749; memorandum by John Addenbrooke Homfray, 23 Sept. 1785. (1 document) Release and quit claim by John Addenbrooke Homfray of Wollaston Hall, Oldswinford, ironmaster and his late father's trustees to Samuel Bate of Stourbridge, leather dresser et al. of 3 dwellinghouses and a skin house erected on the former site of a steel furnace at Stourbridge, 29 July 1780. (1 document) Attested copy of a deed to lead the uses of a Fine being a conveyance by John Brettell of Stourbridge, gentleman and Mary his wife (daughter and coheiress of Samuel Bate) to John Henry Bate of Oldswinford, woolstapler of a moiety of a skin house, 3 dwellinghouses and appurtenances, between Mill Lane and the river, and Barn Close (3a. 22p.) adjoining the Halesowen turnpike, all at Stourbridge, 15 Apr. 1825. (1 document) Lease and release and appointment by Robert and Mary Brettell and Ann Hornblower of Stourbridge, widow to James Pitman of Stourbridge, leather dresser and his trustee to uses of the entirety of the 3 dwellinghouses and skin house between Mill Lane and the river at Stourbridge, with water rights, 10-11 Jan. 1826. (2 documents) | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Dudley Archives | Rights holder: | Dudley Archives | Temporal: | 1749-1826 | Source: | Black Country History | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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