Catalogue description Feoffment by Edward Milward of Wollescote, parish of Oldswinford, Worcs, gentleman to...

Feoffment by Edward Milward of Wollescote, parish of Oldswinford, Worcs, gentleman to Thomas Gibbs of Kidderminster, Worcs, skinner and Mary his wife of a close of land called The Clyffe (1.5a.) with a cottage, dyehouse and buildings at Stourbridge or Bedcote, Worcs, with counterpart, 13 Sept. 1667. (2 documents)

Counterpart assignment of a term of 1926 years in the premises in trust for Gibbs, 13 Sept. 1667. (1 document)

Mortgage by Thomas Gibbs and others to Elizabeth Smyth of his dwellinghouse in Coventry Lane, Stourbridge and The Clyffe (1.5a.) on which it is erected to secure the repayment of £124 (including interest) by 20 Sept. 1683, 20 Sept. 1679. (1 document)

Conveyance by Gibbs and others to Edward Milward of The Cliffe, etc., with unsealed duplicate, 2[3-4] March 1683/84. (2 documents)

Lease by Milward to Gibbs of The Cliffe etc. for 50 years, with counterpart, 24 March 1683/84. (2 documents)

Bond from Gibbs to Milward for the performance of covenants, 24 March 1683/84. (1 document)

Lease for 41 years by Milward to Anthony Bate of Stourbridge, clothier of a dyehouse newly erected by Bate, with access across The Cliffe, 10 Oct. 1691. (1 document)

Copy (pre-1765) of lease and release by Edward Milward to his mother Martha Milward of Oldswinford, Worcs, widow (of Thomas late of Stourbridge) of 4 closes at Stourbridge (Ladies Innages) and adjoining tenements with 2 further adjacent closes, the Land of Nod (4a.), land and tenements called Beauty Bank, and the messuage, skin house, tan pits, dyehouse etc. at The Cliffe, all Stourbridge, 27-28 Sept. 1733. (1 document)

Abstract of the will (1758) of Martha Milward, nd. (1 document)

Lease and release and quit claim by Sarah, Ann and Rebecca Milward of Oldswinford, spinsters (daughters and devisees of Martha) to Humphrey Raybould of Stowerbridge, carrier and Thomas Brettell of the same, gentleman of a messuage now divided and late in the hands of Henry Bate, The Cliff with tan pits etc., and three other messuages, all in Coventry Street, Stourbridge and forming part of the property conveyed in 1733 (above), 25-26 Dec. 1765. (2 documents)

Mortgage (appointment) by demise of 1000 years by Raybould to Brettell of the premises at The Cliffe to secure £400, 27 December 1765. (1 document)

Schedule of deeds relating to The Cliffe, 27 Mar. 1767. (1 document)

Statement of account between Brettell and Raybould, 1766-71. (1 document)