| Description | Assignments, copy of probate copy of the will of Philip George of Worcester St Clement, clothier, will dated 16 May 1769, probate granted 14 Nov 1769, leases, bargain and sale, releases, agreement, mortgage and declaration of Elizabeth Williams of Worcester, widow, relating to:
a leasehold messuage in Cripplegate, extending southward from the street to Kitcheners Close, later known as one freehold messuage and two small tenements with garden and backside, bounded on north by Cripplegate, on which later 8 tenements were built and sold to William Wood; and to 2 of these tenements (one old tenement divide into 2) resold by Wood to Williams with brewhouse projecting, and the adjoining freehold dwelling house with yard, garden, dyeing house, mixen house etc (3 mess with ground behind) [a dwelling house, yard, garden, dyeing house, mixen house and two messuages (these are the 2 of the 8 in BA 9360/CAB11/9/1-13 which were resold) with brewhouse or shed projecting from one, fronting the road.
Parties include the Dean and Chapter of Worcester Cathedral, George family of Worcester, Robert Higgins of Worcester St John, hop merchant, John Williams of Worcester St Clement, leather dyer, William Wood of Worcester St Clement, builder, Thomas Hughes of Worcester, gentleman, Charles Lingham of Worcester St Michael, gentleman, Robert Higgins of Worcester, merchant, Sarah Higgins and Elizabeth Higgins of Worcester St Peter, Samuel Williams of Kington, Herefordshire, yeoman, William Samuel Price Hughes, of Worcester, gentleman, John Bradley of Worcester, esquire. |