REDMARLEY D'ABITOT, WORCESTERSHIRE

LEASE DATED 4 JULY 1810

 

 

A vellum Indenture being a Lease for a year of lands called Round Bush and Broomy Close, part of which was formerly part of the capital estate called the Moat, situate at the Round Bush in the parish of Redmarley d’Abitot, Worcestershire (now part of Gloucestershire) dated 4 July 1810. Although originally in Worcestershire, Redmarley d'Abitot has been in Gloucestershire since 1931.

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
James GOODE	Carpenter of the parish of Redmarley d’Abitot, Worcestershire. Also party to Indenture of Release intended to be made the next day
John SHAILE	Farmer of the parish of Redmarley d’Abitot, Worcestershire. Also party to Indenture of Release intended to be made the next day
James SUMMERS	Gentleman of the parish of Redmarley d’Abitot, Worcestershire. Also party to Indenture of Release intended to be made the next day

 

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
John CLARKE	Owner of messuage or tenement adjoining property described in document
James YATEMAN	Former owner of occupant of land adjoining property described in document
John NIBLET	Esquire. Former owner or occupant of property adjoining that which is described in document
Mrs NIBLET	Owner or occupant of property adjoining that which is described in document
James YATEMAN	Deceased. Mentioned in the document as being the former owner of a capital estate or farm called the Moat in Redmarley d’Abitot
Richard ASTON	The younger, Yeoman of Lintridge in the parish of Dymock, Gloucestershire. Party to Indenture of Release intended to be made the next day

 

Document Signed and Sealed by

James Goode John Shaile

 

Witnesses (with signature to document)

Thomas Hankins Samuel Merrick

 

Original Document Size = 59.5 cm x 46.5 cm approx

Original Document Condition: A really nice old Indenture in quite good condition for a document dating from 1810 although there is some discolouration and creasing but this is generally commensurate with age.

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Document Reference WC101