CAISON HILL, BROMSBERROW, GLOUCESTERSHIRE

CONVEYANCE DATED 11 OCTOBER 1839

A vellum Indenture being a Conveyance of a cottage and garden at Caison Hill in the parish of Bromsberrow in the county of Gloucestershire dated 11 October 1839, Mr John Hill and Mr Edward Lane to Osman Ricardo Esquire

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Edward LANE	Yeoman of the parish of Redmarley D'Abitot, Worcestershire (later Gloucestershire). Also party to Indenture dated 3 February 1835
John HILL	Labourer of the parish of Bromsberrow, Gloucestershire. Eldest son and heir of Joseph Hill. Also party to Indenture dated 3 February 1835
Osman RICARDO	Esquire of Bromsberrow Place, Gloucestershire
Henry LAKIN	Gentleman of Severn End, Worcestershire

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Joseph HILL	Labourer deceased, late of the parish of Bromsberrow. Father of John Hill (party hereto). Party to Indenture dated 15 January 1822
Thomas WEBB	Esquire. Party to Indenture dated 15 January 1822
James GREGG	Gentleman of Ledbury, Herefordshire. Party to Indenture dated 3 February 1835

Document Signed

and Sealed by

Edward Lane

XX The marks of John Hill

Witnesses

(with signature to document)

William Mutlow, Solicitor, Ledbury

Francis Higgins, Solicitor, Worcester

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