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Collapse D926 - Sandiacre and Long Eaton Title Deeds. - 1777-1933

D926 - Sandiacre and Long Eaton Title Deeds. - 1777-1933

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1-2 - Lease and release by Richard Dale of Nottingham, druggist, and Samuel Creswell of Nottingham, bookseller, to Moses Holle of Sandiacre, salter, in consideration of £110, of Derby Way Close, Sandiacre, 1 acres 2 roods, 36 poles, now or late in the occupation of Robert Hopkinson. 24/25 Mar. - 1777

3 - Declaration of the uses of a fine: William Stevenson the elder of Sandiacre, framework knitter, and Elizabeth his wife (née Hole), William Stevenson the younger of Attenborough, shoemaker, Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, lace manufacturer, Humphry Stevenson of Whitehaven, Cumberland, clerk (three sons of William Stevenson the elder), Fredrick Smith of Nottingham, gent., John Thraves of Sandiacre, farmer, and Richard Salt of Sandiacre, butcher, reciting that William Stevenson the elder is desirous of making some provision for his wife and children and has levied a fine to Fredrick Smith of property at Sandiacre under the description of one cottage, two barns, two stables, one garden and 10 acres of land, by which Stevenson and Smith declare that the fine comprises all that tenement or cottage with croft belonging called Edmunds Croft in Sandiacre, now in the occupation of William Stevenson the elder close called the Derby Road Side in Sandiacre 1 acre, 2 roods, 36 perches and a close called Rushby Lane Intake 1 acre, 1 rood , 25 perches also in the occupation of William Stevenson the elder: to be held by Smith to the use of William Stevenson the elder and Elizabeth his wife for their natural lives, then to the use of the survivor, then to the use of Thraves and Salt for a term of 500 years upon several trusts, namely the cottage and croft to be held to the use of William Stevenson the younger, 500 square yards of the close called Derby Road Side to the use of Moses Stevenson to erect and build a dwellinghouse thereon, remainder of close to the use of Moses Stevenson after the determination of other estates, called Rushby Lane Intake to the use of Humphry Stevenson. 28 Nov. - 1818

4 - Mortgage in fee for £170 by Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, lace manufacturer, to Thomas Smedley of Sandiacre, gent., of Derby Road Side, 1 acre, 2 roods, 36 perches, now in the occupation of Charles Jarvis: redeemable on payment of £170 and interest at 5% by 24 May next. 24 Nov. - 1849

5 - Release by Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, yeoman, to Thomas Smedley of Sandiacre, gent., in consideration of £15, of a parcel of land at Sandiacre containing 400 sq yards being part of the Derby Road Side Close. 5 Feb. - 1853

6 - Release by Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, yeoman, to Thomas Smedley of Sandiacre. gent., in consideration of £23 12s 6d, of a further part of Derby Road Side Close, 653 sq yds. Dated 24 Aug. - 1853

7 - Conveyance by Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, yeoman, to Thomas Smedley of Sandiacre gent., in consideration of £16, of a further part of Derby Road Side Close, Sandiacre, 451 sq yds. 29 Jul. - 1854

8 - Conveyance by Moses Stevenson of Sandiacre, gent., in consideration of £12, of a piece of ground in Sandiacre 117 ft in length and 18ft in width, 234 sq yds., lately used as a road. 5 Feb. - 1862

9-28 - Deeds relating to land and properties in Long Eaton, from 1904 known as the Grange Estate. (Lown - Holbrook - Turton) Including: D926 B/T/9: Copy will of John Lowne of Long Eaton, husbandman, proved Sawley, May 1728; D926 B/T/11: Marriage settlement between John Lown of Chilwell (Nottinghamshire) and Sarah Bettison of Holme Pierrepont (Nottinghamshire), Feb 1762; D926 B/T/12: Will of John Lown of Chilwell (Nottinghamshire), grazier, proved Exchequer Court of York, Sep 1775; D926 B/T/13: Copy will of William Lown of Chilwell (Nottinghamshire), farmer, proved at York, Aug 1802; D926 B/T/14: Copy will of John Lown of Morton (Nottinghamshire), farmer, proved at York, Aug 1818; D926 B/T/20: Abstract of title (1868 - 1880) of surviving trustees under will of John Holbrooke, deceased, to messuage and lands at Long Eaton and cottages and premises at Wilford (Nottinghamshire), 1897; D926 B/T/21: Additional abstract of title (1891) of surviving trustees under will of late John Holbrook, deceased, to copyhold land at Long Eaton, 1897. - 1728-1933

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