1. Richard Jones of Longden gentleman 2. Richard Bratton of Shrewsbury grocer,...

1. Richard Jones of Longden gentleman

2. Richard Bratton of Shrewsbury grocer, Richard Prince of Preston Brockhurst gentleman, Thomas Lloyd of Shrewsbury victualler, Edward Hudson of Acton Burnell farmer, Thomas Besford of Shrewsbury innholder, Richard Wild of Cae Howell, Kinnerley, farmer, Martha Gittins of Ruyton of the eleven Towns widow and Edward Leake of Shrewsbury cabinet maker, Harriet Leake his wife formerly Harriet Hittins spinster

3. Edward Jenkins of Charlton Hill esq and William Prissick of Shrewsbury esq

4. Richard Lyster late of Rowton, now of Fritham Cottage co Hants esq and Lenelope Ann his wife formerly Price

Valentine Vickers of Cranmere gentleman

6. Thomas James Vickers of Birmingham surgeon, his brother

Recital of will of John Price and subsequent settlements and mortgages, as abstract

Consideration: £4540 (part of £ 8500 purchase money) to Richard Bratton (£1400), to Richard Prince (£400), to Thomas Lloyd (£400), to Edward Hudson (£350), to Richard Wild (£300), to Martha Bittins (£900), to Edward and Harriot Leake (£790), ; and the residue £3960 to Edward Jenkins and William Prissick on trust

Lease and release of a messuage or farm in the parish of Stowe called Lurkenhope alias Lower Lurkenhope alias the farm, close pasture called Dolley (19a) Round meadow (8a) the White Meade (12a), the Calfs close (1½a), the Black Meadow (10a), Dockey meadow (11a), Coppers Meadow (4a) close arable and pasture called the Farm Field (40a) 30a land and pasture called Mayes Gwasteth on which a messuage formerly stood sometime in possession of John Boyden, 3 acres land whereon a messuage formerly stood theretofore in possession of Griffith ap Thomas, 4a land whereon a messuage formerly stood in occuation of Richard Hoyle, 2 acres land whereon a messuage formerly stood in occupation of John Williams, 8 acres on which a messuage formerly stood in occupation of Evan Moore, 21 a. in the fields of Stowe, close pasture called Cockshut close (12a), close pasture called Milne Moore (6a), close or field called Overy field by house formerly of Thomas Powell (12a), close on backside of orchard (10a), close where barn and dovehouse formerly stood (6a), close pasture called Burn Davies (10a), close called William's meadow (3a) all in Stowe, Clun, and Lurkenhope, now or late Walter Phillips at rental of £260; coppice called Kinsley (350a) in Stowe township (Richard Lyster); to use of Velantine Vickers his heirs and assigns.

Terms of 1000 and 900 years assigned to Thomas James Vickers in trust

Covenant by Lyster to produce title deeds of 29 and 30 October 1804

Witnesses:- William Prince, William Nock, Joseph Atterley, Christopher Hicks, John Price