| Title | Mortgage by Evington Dalby of Long Eaton, draper, to Joseph Booth of Stapleford, co Nottingham, gentleman, of the newly erected messuage, dwelling house or tenement in Long Eaton, with draper’s shop and the outbuildings, yards and gardens belonging thereto, containing about 1600 square yards, now in the occupation of Evington Dalby, bounded on the north by the Town Street of Long Eaton, on the south and east by land late of Thomas Clifford, but of (blank) Thurman and William Lees (sic) and now in the possession of his representatives, for securing £800 with interest at £5 per cent per annum Dated 2 May 1874. Endorsed with reconveyance by Jane Booth, widow of Joseph Booth, John Harrison, lace manufacturer and Richard Ford, grocer, all of Stapleford, co Nottingham, executors of Joseph Booth, who died on 19 July 1882, to Evington Dalby, of the above property after this discharge of the mortgage Dated 17 Jan 1884 |