1. Henry Zechariah Jervis of Cheswardine esq and Joseph Lee of Redbrooke p Malpas...

1. Henry Zechariah Jervis of Cheswardine esq and Joseph Lee of Redbrooke p Malpas esq

2. Samuel Davies of Drayton in Hales gentleman

3. Jane Dickenson of Stafford spinster and Frances Dickenson of same spinster, executrixes of their late mother Alice Dickenson late of Stafford widow who was executor of the will of John Dickin late of Stafford gentleman deceased

4. Andrew Beacall of Shrewsbury currier and Richard Williams the younger of Shrewsbury Hotter

5. William Baker of Drayton in Hales tanner

6. Walter Minor of Moreton Sea gentleman B. John Beaton of Betton Coppice p Drayton in Hales farmer

8. James Stanley of Drayton in Hales gentleman

Recital of indenture of 1 November 1746 (2897/1) John Biekin by will 26 October 1761 appointed Martin Tomkinson of Basnall farm co Staffs gentleman and Lewis Dickinson of Stafford apothecary deceased executors. Dickinson was the survivor and by will 24 May 1768 appointed his wife Alice executrix. She by will 24 July 1783 appointed her daughters Jane and Frances executrixes. By this the residue of the term of 500 years vests in them.

Recital of mortgage of 1 December 1794

(1) Samuel Davies

(2) Alice Corser of Bletchley spinster

Mortgage by demise, £800

Recital of indenture of 18 April 1808

(i) John Brookes esq

(ii) Samuel Davies

(iii) Andrew Beacall and Richard Williams which recital an indenture of 15 January 1803

(a) George Corser esq, Ann Brookes widow and Margaret Coraer spinster, 3 executors of will of the said Alice

(b) Samuel Davies

(c) John Brookes term of 3000 years vested in Brookes to secure £800

Consideration £800 to Brookes and £1000 to Davies

Assignment of remainder of term of 3000 years

Recital of bargain and sale of 14 February 1809 enrolled in Chancery

I. John Hill esq, Thomas Panting and Stephen Hassall gentlemen, major part of Commissioners named in Commission of Bankrupt against Davies and also against Peter Davies

II Sir Matthew Bloxam of Gracechurch Street banker and Henry Zechariah Jervis and George Downward (decd)

Conveyance in trust for creditors

Recital of lease and release 5 and 6 June 1809

A. Bloxam and Jervis

B. John Hill, Thomas Panting and Stephen Hassall

C. Joseph Lee

D. George Hay gentleman

At a meeting of the marjor part of the Commissioners held at the Talbot Inn, Drayton in Hales, nominated Lee as assignee of the estate instead of Downward who was dead and confirmed to Ray all Davies' property, subject to mortgages, in trust for the Commissioners and creditors

On 5 May 1809 part of the property was put up to auction at the Talbot Inn in Drayton in Hales and Baker purchased lot 8 at £710 subject to a lease of the premises for 14 years from Michaelmas last. This lot was the tanhouse etc

By bargain and sale 13 March last enrolled in Chancery

(A) Robert Joseph Chambers esq, Nathaniel Huson esq and Joseph Hickey gentleman, major part of the Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt issued against Sir Matthew Bloxam)

(B) William Adam of Old Bond Street, Piccadilly. esq and John Bull of Southwark linen draper assignment of Bloxam's interest

Recital of bargain and sale of 31 March last, enrolled

(I) Chambers, Huson and Hickey

(II) Adam and Bull

(III) Bloxam

(IV) Hill, Panting and Hassall

(V) Jervis and Lee

A meeting of creditors resolved not to choose a freeh assignee in place of Bloxam, 27 Oct last

Assignment of his interest to Jervis and Lee £1800 and interest is now due to Beacall and Williams Baker has paid £700 to them in part discharge

Consideration £710

Lease and release of the tanhouse and pits to use of Baker and assigns for his life, Minor in trust to bar dower, and to use of Baker's heirs and assigns

Assignment of terms in trust