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Collapse D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]D231 - Okeover family of Okeover - [12th-20th cent]
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Expand 1 - Miscellaneous; Staffordshire estate papers1 - Miscellaneous; Staffordshire estate papers
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5152 - Ansley Coal: Lease by Samuel Ludford alias Bracebridge of Ansley, Warwickshire, gent., to John Farmer of Baddesley Ensor, Warwickshire, gent., in consideration of £46, of all that post work or "broken work" of coal, being the remainder of a coal delph called the Seven Foot Dole in a common called Ansley Common : for 31 years at a peppercorn rent. - 30 Apr 1707
5153 - Ansley Coal: Articles of agreement between Samuel Ludford alias Bracebridge of Ansley Hall, Warwickshire, gent., and John Farmer the younger of Oldbury, by which Ludford has agreed to lease to Farmer for 10 years at an annual rent of £50, all those two ranges or pits of coal called the E11 Dole and the Slate Dole lying on the south side of Ansley Common : if all coal got from the foundation which is now sinking then this demise to determine on six months notice : Farmer permitted to erect inns, reckoning houses, shops, barns or stables, but must be removed within 9 months of the determination of the lease 17 Mar - 1721/1723
5154 - Ansley Coal: Lease by Samuel Ludford alias Bracebridge of Ansley, Warwickshire, esq., to John Farmer junior of Oldbury, esq., of a coppice or wood in Ansley standing at the lower end of the grounds of Edward Baker, commonly known as Hill Foot Wood, and several closes being part of a farm in Ansley in the possession of Edward Baker, called Goss Close, Rick Close, Oldbury Close, Broome Close, the Meadow, the Croft, by the house, a cottage now of late in the tenure of Widow Ireland, and also the E11 Coal, Slate Coal and Seven Foot Coal lying in the line leading from Ansley Common to Oldbury, and also the coal on the south side of Ansley Common which lies below the level of the Gin Pit already sunk by Farmer : for 21 years at annual rents of 40s. for the wood, £11. 10s. 0d. for part of Baker's Farm, £3 for the cottage and 6d. per load for every load of coal taken from the premises 7 Feb - 1722/1723
5155 - Four Warwickshire and Leicestershire bonds: (a) Robert Grene to Richard Broughton of Merevale, Warwickshire, in 100 marks : to fulfil all his obligations concerning the bargain and sale of an estate in Oldbury (b) Henry Holte of Oldbury to Thomas Parkyns in £8 : to stand by the terms of a page of an indenture of the same date 1 May 1602 (c) Batholomew Lexton of Hinckley and John Swift of Hinckley to Nicholas Rolfe in £160 : to observe the terms of an indenture of the same date 17 Jan 1608/1609 (d) Robert Grene of Oldbury to Robert Holt of Oldbury in £20 : to observe the covenants in an indenture of the same date, 7 Sep 1568 - 1568-1609
5156 - Bond by William Jeakes of Arley, yeoman and Thomas Smyth of Arley, husbandman, to Richard Wetherill of Oldbury, gent., in £40 : Jeakes indemnifying Wetherill from all manner of suits, losses and damages that may happen by reason of any demand or challenge made by Lawrence Phipps and Anne his wife relating to two tenements in Shustoke called Bulls tenements 25 Oct - 1636
5157 - Two copies of a bond by Thomas Neville of Bidminster Somerset and Ralph Hubard of Ansley Warwickshire, to Ralph Farmer of Baddesley Ensor, gent., in £100, Nevill not to leave England without the consent of Farmer, having been granted annuities of £5, issuing from lands in Allesley Warwickshire, and £10 by Farmer 13 Apr - 1647
5158 - Case paper concerning the rights of a tenant for life : concerning the lease of a coppice, lands and coal by Bracebridge to Farmer 7 Nov - 1728
5159 - Memorandum by Robert Smalley and Caunt relating to lands in Bushby and Marksfield held in trust for them by William Leeke - 1684
5160 - Memorandum relating to deeds of land in Badgley (? Baddesley) and Baxterley purchased by Ralph Farmer.
5161 - Letter from John Farmer to Bracebridge alias Ludford regarding the coal on Ansley Common 27 Sep - 1723
Expand 4 - Miscellaneous Norfolk estate papers4 - Miscellaneous Norfolk estate papers
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Expand 6 - Papers relating to Arley while R.R. Vaughton, guardian of H.C. Okeover, was Rector6 - Papers relating to Arley while R.R. Vaughton, guardian of H.C. Okeover, was Rector
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