PENN, NR WOLVERHAMPTON, STAFFORDSHIRE

MORTGAGE DATED 2 FEBRUARY 1780

A vellum Indenture being a Mortgage by Demise of 1000 years for securing £400 and interest of two messuages or dwellinghouses and land situate in Nether Penn in the parish of Penn (near Wolverhampton) in the county of Staffordshire dated 2 February 1780, Mr Richard Holles to Mr Thomas Hill. One of the properties is described as being a capital messuage called Langley Hall with the barns, stable and outbuildings and several pieces or parcels of land which are well detailed. The cover of the document states that the property is in Over Penn but the actual text of the document states Nether Penn in the parish of Penn.

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENTS

Name	Other Information
Richard HOLLES	Yeoman of Over Penn in the parish of Penn, Staffordshire. Borrowing £400 from Thomas Hill
Thomas HILL	Malster of Wombourn, Staffordshire. Lending £400 to Richard Holles

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Luke IDENS	Former occupant or tenant of Langley Hall and lands
Thomas BRADNEY	Esquire. Former occupant or tenant of Langley Hall and lands
John HOLLES	Occupant of Langley Hall and lands
Mary COWPER	Widow. Former owner of Langley Hall and lands which she sold to Richard Holles
William NOTT	Former occupant of part of property
Henry WILLIAMS	Occupant of part of property
James CASHIN	Husband of Mary Cashin. Former owner of part of property with his wife which they sold to Richard Holles
Mary CASHIN	Wife of James Cashin. Former owner of part of property with her husband which they sold to Richard Holles

Document Signed
and Sealed by

Richard Holles

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