Conveyance by Evington Dalby of Granville House, Long Eaton, lace manufacturer, to E Dalby (Long Eaton) Ltd, a company with registered offices at the Harrington Mills, Long Eaton, of the following property: (i) a dwelling house with outbuildings situated at the corner of Granville Avenue and Derby Road, Long Eaton, known as “Granville House” now occupied by Evington Dalby (ii) the property conveyed by D2170/BT/12 , now more particularly described as (a) dwelling house and shop being described as nos 47 and 49 High Street, Long Eaton, occupied by Thomas Underwood Barnes (b) lock-up shop, being no 51 High Street, contracted to be let to Messrs Curry & Son (c) Lock-up shop in Gibb street, Long Eaton, adjoining the property next mentioned and now unoccupied (d) lock-up shop, storeroom, workshop and premises in Gibb Street, now occupied by Reuben Sills (e) 2 lock-up shops or offices in Gibb street, occupied by Long Eaton UDC and the rooms or offices over the same now occupied by Messrs Smith and Brown (f) 2 lock-up shops in Gibb Street lately occupied by W H Moore and the Register of Marriages but now unoccupied (g) stables, workshops, storerooms and premises in Gibb Street, occupied by Joseph Rawson and his undertenants Consideration £5,750 Dated 24 Sep 1917. Endorsed with memorandum of undertaking by E Dalby (Long Eaton) Ltd for safe custody and production of this deed, following the conveyance in fee simple of Granville House by the company to Florence Dalby, wife of Ernest Abell Dalby, by a deed dated 30 June 1992 1917-1922