| Description | 1-17. Assignments, bonds, mortgages (one with plan), lease, reconveyance, extract from will of Jonathan Lea, late of Whittington House in St Peter the Great County, will dated 25 Feb 1801, probate granted 23 Nov 1801, official extract from will of Samuel Malpas, late of Worcester St Helen, whitesmith, will dated 15 Apr 1809, probate granted 30 Mar 1814, copy will of John Pritchett of Martley, yeoman, will dated 29 Sep 1816, probate 8 Dec 1819 relating to:
garden ground and messuage and buildings now (1798) being erected thereon described as part of the Bridge Garden adjacent to the Causeway leading from the Bridge to Hinton Lane, or as piece of garden and premises being the northern end or part of a garden lately let by the Trustees with the tollhouses belonging to the Bridge.
freehold dwelling house, garden and road on north side thereof, described as land lately purchased from Bridge Commissioners containing 23 perches, with sheds, workshops and buildings thereon.
Both of these properties later described as new built messuage or dwelling house with outbuildings, garden, coalyard (part leasehold ?) and appurtenances in Worcester St Clement, with other premises on western side of the Causeway.
leasehold messuage and garden at the Pinch and meadow belonging and adjacent (3 roods 24 perches), bounded on north by land of the poor of St Clements, on east by Monk Orchard, on south and west by land of Christopher George, which were previously part of site of manor of St John or Pittensary Farm ( in 1795 described as messuages divided into 2); plus 2 other new built messuages.
(possibly property 3 in box 496.5 BA9360/CAB11/14?) messuage buildings, offices with garden ground; plus meadow ground lying behind and adjacent to said messuage containing half acre, bounded on east by turnpike from the Bridge to Hallow, on south by New Road from the Bridge to St Johns, all later described as Bridge Place Wharf (1826).
property 4 and/or 6 in box 496.5 BA9360/CAB11/14
piece of garden ground (233 sq yards).
meadow ground part of which was converted into 3 gardens, and another part converted to form part of [? coal] yard, bounded on south by Kings Highway, a New Road, on east bt road leading to Hilton Lane.
Parties include: John Dickens of Stourport on Severn, mariner, Edward Elt of Worcester St Clement, carpenter and joiner, later gentleman, and Joyce his wife, Samuel Malpas of Worcester St Helen, ironmonger and whitesmith, and his nephew Thomas Malpas, of Worcester City, glove manufacturer, John Pearkes Lavender of Worcester City, whitesmith, Jonathan Lea of Worcester City, banker, and his widow Frances of Hereford, Matthew Walker of Worcester City, plumber and glazier and his executor, William Cotton of Worcester City, shopkeeper, Moses Bullock of Great Malvern, gentleman, John Pritchett of Martley Court, gentleman, and his executor, John Bonaker of The Tything, Claines [now Worcester City], gentleman, Thomas Dixon of Worcester St Martin, doctor, John Elt of Hoxton, Middlesex, bookbinder, John Rowlands of Worcester St Clement, coal merchant, Francis Edward Williams of Worcester City, esquire, John Harriott Roe of Grafton Manor House esquire, Thomas France of Worcester City, gentleman. |