| Description | Draft and copy deeds of enfranchisement relating to various properties leased from Worcester Corporation:
Lease no 116. messuage and yard at Bridge Place, near site of old bridge. Ann Smith, 1860.
Lease nos 119 and 125. messuage (previously 2 messuages), buildings and slaugtherhouse, stable, yard and premises in Hinton Lane. Ann Daniel Whitcombe, 1868.
Lease nos 120 and 124. messuage and premises, formerly known as the Severn Trow public house and 4 small tenements and another tenement in Hinton Lane. Alfred Catchmayd Hooper, 1859.
Lease no 122. messuage (previously 2 messuages), let into apartments, and garden ground on east side of Hylton Street. Executors of the late George Hill, 1867.
Lease no 123. messuage, yard, outbuildings and premises, on east side of Hylton Street. John Hughes, 1868.
Lease no 126. 10 messuages (formerly 9), coal yard, stable, sheds and counting house, later 1 then 2 messuages known as Dockley Butts in Hylton Street. Dr. James Nash, 1865.
Lease no 127. messuage (formerly 4 messuages), brewhouse, stable and warehouse (formerly 2 stables), shed, coalyard and garden ground. William Rowlands, 1871.
Lease no 128. messuage (formerly 2), timber yard and premises, with plan, in Hinton Lane. Herbert George Goldingham, 1870.
Lease no 129. 3 messuages, blacksmith shop, 2 stables, yard, garden and 2 closes of land in Hinton Lane. George Hill, 1859.
Lease no 130. 9 messuages and premises in Hylton Street. Joseph Fisher, 1858. With [associated ?]epitome of title, 1857
lease no 131. messuage, garden and premises on west side of Hylton Street. Executor of George Hill, 1867.
lease no 135. 2 messuages and garden ground called Tybridge Meadow, in Turkey Street. Edward Tebbutt, 1859.
Lease no 136. 2 messuages, 3 small tenements formerly used as factory, skinhouse, yard, garden and road from Tybridge Causeway. Thomas Fawkes, 1866
Lease no 137. 2 messuages, premises in Turkey, Williams family. With abstract of title, 1857.
lease no 138. 2 messuages and yard in St Clements Street, formerly Turkey. Richard Tomlinson, 1868. |