1. John Harper of the Borough of Ludlow joiner 2. Edward Childe of same gentleman...

1. John Harper of the Borough of Ludlow joiner

2. Edward Childe of same gentleman

3. George Anderson of same gentleman

4. Richard Gabriel of same saddler and William Downes of Ludlow gentleman (trustee for Gabriel)

5. John Downes of Medley Park, Salop, gentleman (another trustee for Gabriel)

Recital of lease and release of 1 and 2 January last

(1) Mary Watters of Bishop's Castle

(2) James Graham of Ludlow esq

(3) Edward Baugh of same esq

(4) John Harper and Edward Childe

(5) George Anderson

Consideration £1660 paid by Harper to Watters Lease and release of messuage, coachhouse, stables etc called the Crown Inn in Ludlow in Broad Street (formerly Richard Hodnet, then William Green as tenant to Watters) with Broad Street (E), messuage, malthouse and premises of John Foxton esq (S), messuage, stable and premises called the Red Lyon Inn belonging to Mr Richard Wakefield surgeon (W) and a street or lane called the Back Lane and also a messuage yard and premises belonging to Joseph Felton joiner and cabinet maker (N); to uses to be appointed by Harper, Childe as trustee to bar claims to dower, Harperl his heirs and assigns.

Recital of indenture of 19 June 1778

(i) Mary Weston and Joseph Weston

(ii) Francis Watkin Weaver, surgeon Cons: repayment of £200 advanced by Weston Assignment of same property for term of 1000 years By mesne assignments, this term is now vested in Anderson

Gabriel has contracted with Harper for purchase of part of the property

Consideration £600

Appointment to uses to be expressed and conveyance of the part of the Crown Inn on the N. or upper side of the gateway leading out of the Broad Street into the yard with one half of the gateway or passage and a part of the front yard extending westward to a building up the yard formerly used as an open coachhouse, and also right of passage for Gabriel, his servants and workmen with horses and carts etc at seasonable times (from 6 oclock in the morning until 10 oclock in the evening every day of the year) to and from the Hand and Bell Lane down the driving way from then to the hereditaments (see plan on back of 5th skin) subject t o 9s 6d land tax, uses to be appointed by Gabriel or to use of trustee Downes during Gabriel's life and to use of Gabriel his heirs and assign Covenant for further assurance. Assignment of residue of term on this part of the property to Downes in trust. Covenant as to title deeds as schedule:-

4 and 5 January 1709/10

1. George Long and Elizabeth his wife, James Long and Beatrix his wife

2. John Best and Luke Spencer

1 and 2 April 1734

1. George Long

2. Thomas Pickering

3. Thomas Yapp

4. Susanna Grovenor

And counterpart

Easter 7 Geo II Recovery, Yapp demandant, Pickering tenant George Long vouchee

25 and 26 March 1738

1. Susanna Grovenor

2. George Long

3. Henry Jordan

14 April 1742

1. Walthall Fenton

2. Henry Jordan

26 and 27 January 1763

1. Edward Weston and Mary his wife

2. Richard Case

Hilary 1763 Fine, Richard Case plt, Edward Weston and Mary his wife deforciants

23 and 24 June 1778

1. Richard Jeston Case

2. The Revd Henry Green clerk and Penelope his wife

3. Mary Weston widow and Joseph Weston

4. Adam Ward

19 June 1788

1. Mary Weston and Joseph Weston

2. Francis Watkin Weaver

24 and 25 March 1790

1. Thomas Smith and Ann his wife

2. William Greenly

3. Francis Watkin Weaver

4. Mary Weston

5. Joseph Weston

6. Roger Williams and James Graham

7. Edward Baugh

Trinity 1790 Fine, Roger Williamsplt, Thomas Smith and Ann his wife deforciants

20 and 21 May 1741

1. Margaret Davies

2. Mary Botevyle

3. Walthall Fenton

4. Richard Brown

18 and 19 January 1747

1. Walthall Fenton

2. Thomas Flacke

19 January 1747

1. William Graty

2. Walthall Fenton

3. Thomas Flacke

4. John Prodgers

5. William Crow

24 and 25 October 1764

1. William Flacke

2. Roger Williams

25 March 1815

1. John Marston

2. Mary Watters

1 and 2 January 1816

1. Mary Watters

2. James Graham

3. Edward Baugh

4. John Harper and Edward Childe

5. George Anderson

Plan Endorsed