ALVECHURCH, WORCESTERSHIRE

LEASE DATED 24 MARCH 1841

A brief vellum Indenture being a Lease for a year of a Moiety of the Crown Inn together with a cottage and land containing ten acres called the Crown Meadow situate at Alvechurch in the county of Worcestershire, which is located south of Birmingham, dated 24 March 1841, Mrs Mary Pugh to Mr William Penzer. The property and transaction are more fully described in the corresponding Indenture of Conveyance which was made the next day. See Indenture of Conveyance dated 25 March 1841 for more information.

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Mary PUGH	Widow of Ashted in the parish of Aston in the county of Warwickshire which is now part of Birmingham. Also party to Indenture intended to be made the next day
William PENZER	Innholder of Alvechurch in the County of Worcestershire. Occupant of part of the property described in the document. Also party to Indenture intended to be made the next day

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Miss SHALLARD	Former occupant of part of the property described in the document
Mr LYNDON	Former occupant of part of the property described in the document
Job WALKER	Occupant of part of the property described in the document
John CURTLER	Gentleman of Droitwich, Worcestershire. Party to Indenture intended to be made the next day

Document Signed

and Sealed by

Mary Pugh

Witnesses

(with signature to document)

William Palmer junior

John Holyoake

Document Reference WC110

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