| Title | House and land at The Cliffe, Chelmorton: Lingard to Smith Copy draft conveyance by (1) James Brickhill, John Turner, and Jonathan Rowland the younger, all of Foolow, miners, (being the mortgagees); and (2) Thomas Lingard of Topley Head, in the Lordship of Blackwell and Parish of Bakewell, farmer, (the mortgagor); with the consent of (3) John Smith of Monyash, innkeeper, and Ellen, his wife; and of (4) Adam Hill of Peak Forest, labourer, and Mary, his wife; and of (5) John Lomas of Peak Forest, shoemaker; (being all devisees under the will of Thomas Lingard decd); and (6) Anthony Mason of Waterloo Inn, near Taddington, innkeeper, (as agent for (7)); to (7) the said John Smith;- reciting the will of Thomas Lingard of Topley Head, farmer, dated 16 Aug 1826, testator dying 24 May 1830, the will proved on 15 Oct 1830; and reciting that on 4 Sep 1848 the property was mortgaged to (1) (subject to the payment of legacies under the said will) for £50 plus interest; and that on 12 Feb 1849 a further mortgage of £40 plus interest was made; - now for £270 (of which £97 6s 6d is paid to (1), the rest to (2)), (2) conveys to (7) a newly erected house at Chelmorton occupied by Daniel Alcock, and about 3 acres of land at Chelmorton known as Middle Close, Higher Field, and The Cliffe, heretofore occupied by Martha Lingard and (2), with the barn, etc, thereon, the land previously being occupied by John Fidler, and the barn formerly being a house occupied by Hannah Taylor, and a barn formerly in the possession of George Brassington 24 Jun 1850 |