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| | | | |  | 18 - Abstracts of Title to property in Hillmorton Road, Rugby and to an estate named Naseby's Estate near Hillmorton Road, Rugby, 1905.
Abstract of Deed of Covenant - Bilton Estate No. 3 (Ball), 1897; Abstract of Title of Messrs Ball, Darby and Butcher to estate abutting on Church Street and Albert Street, Rugby, 1901; Supplemental Abstract of Title of Messrs Ball, Darby and Butcher to an estate abutting on Church Street and Albert Street, Rugby known as The Moat, 1901; Draft Abstract of Title of J. Satchwell to 22 East Street, Rugby, 1926.; two papers relating to the Rugby Freehold Land Society namely draft Conditions of Sale for Rugby Estate No. 8; Conditions of Sale for Rugby Estate No. 8; Plan for 3 houses in Grosvenor Road, Rugby for Mr. Lines, 1899; and other documents including: Conditions of sale for the Rugby Freehold Land Society, Rugby Estate No. 8; Draft conveyance No. 4 Paradise Street, Rugby (Owen to Hatch) 1920; Draft Conveyance No. 9 Campbell Street, New Bilton (White to Howkins) 1920; Conveyance of property in Main Street, Rugby (Morson to Hunt) with plan. 1920; Volume endorsed on spine: Rugby P. P. B. Building Society No. 2 containing transcripts of schedules of deeds relating to various properties in the Rugby area (possibly solicitors book of clients); Volume as above endorsed on spine "Minute Book Office No. 3", containing Schedules of deeds and documents relating to clients estates in the Rugby area. 1920's. - 1897-1920 |
| | | | | | 20 - Loose documents now bundled together as follows:-
Mortgage - land in Percival Road, Hillmorton (Wilson to Rugby Benefit Building Society), 1928; Sale of Articles at Balcombe Road, Rugby (Matthews to Lilley), 1938; Abstract of Title - Sidney Road, Hillmorton, (Wheeler), 1940; Discharge of Mortgage - property in Warren Road, (Hopkins to Nicholls), 1939; Lease of shop - Hillmorton Road, Rugby, (Mitchell to Barker), 2 copies, 1938; Acknowledgement and Release, (Bates to Reps of Wm Elliott), 2 copies, 1936; Draft Conveyance - Percival Road, (Hopkins), 1938; Agreement for Purchase - Land at Hillmorton, (Barnwell to Bullivant), 1926; Copy Abstract of Title of Sanders to 27 Malvern Avenue, Rugby, reciting to 1936. - 1928-1940 |
| | | | | | 29 - Loose deeds all relating to the Rugby and Hillmorton area now bundled up as follows:-
Hillmorton 1. Sale particular with plan of an estate in Hillmorton and Barby belonging to the trustees of William Thomas Cleeve esq, deceased, 1841.
2. Deed with accompanying papers appointing new trustees for the charity to teach childen of the parish of Hillmorton, set up by will of Edward Abbot, ( Lambley to Stanley), 1879.
3. Deed - Mortgage of Lawrence Sherrif's Arms Inn, ( Stratford to Lapworth), 1854.
4. Deed- Mortgage with Reconveyance- Property known as 28 and now converted into nos 28+29 High street, Rugby, ( Hobley to Savage), 1877.
5. Additional Abstract of Title of Messrs Richard and William Robins to property in Chapel Street, Rugby, 1865.
6. Conveyance- Property in Warwick Street, Rugby ( Haddon to Sale), 1854, with loose accounts including a small account book concerning the financial affairs of Henry Haddon of Rugby, builder, 1850s.
7. Mortgage- Share in messuage on west side of road leading from Rugby to Dunchurch and property at Great Harborough, ( Cross to Miller).
8. Mortgage in fee- 2 messuages at Rugby adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Rugby to North Kilworth, ( Quiney to Paxton), 1852,
( endorsed in pencil Thomas Rathbone).
9. Conveyance- Messuage in Sheep Street, Rugby, ( Symes to Savage + Over), with a plan of the property.
10. Surrender of Mortgage Term - 2 closes of land one called the Three Cornered close, Rugby ( Thompson to Wratislaw), 1852.
11. Lease- 2 closes known as Cliff meadows, Rugby, ( Oliphant to Wratislaw), 1825.
12. Conveyance + Deed of Further Charge- Land in Clifton Road leading to newly named Oxford Street, Rugby ( Messrs Gilbert, Partridge + Alcott to Jones), 1877 + 1879, with Memorandum and note ' Covenanted to be produced to Mr Thomas Rathbone by Indenture........1881.
13. 2 deeds relating to the Crown Inn, partly occupied as a barber's shop, Market Place, Rugby ( Higgs to Wratislaw + Fuller), 1857.
14. 2 deeds Mortgages- 2 messuages in Rugby, ( Wratislaw to Crofts), 1839, 1841
15. Mortgage- Bridle lane Close, Rugby ( Wratislaw to Bates), 1826.
16. Mortgage- no 31 Dunchurch Street, Rugby ( Elkington + Over to Smith), 1874.
17. Mortgage- Messuage in Gas Street formerly called East Leys, Rugby ( Shears to Boote), 1843.
18. Lease and Release- Little Shop in Rugby formerly inhabited by Mary Ladbroke, ( Sedgley to Smith), 1694.
19. Lease and Release for Marriage Settlement- Messuage opposite the School bath, ( formerly held by Beard), 2 messuages opposite the school playground, ( formerly held by Richardson and Townsend), 3 messuages in Lordship of Rugby on side of road leading from Rugby to Clifton-Upon-Dunsmore called the Whitehall, ( formerly one messuage - now held by Butlin, Elkington and Gibson), ( Ladbrook, Collings), 1831.
20. Deposit of Deeds relating to Messuage, Icehouse and land, Russell Street, Rugby, ( Hobley to Wratislaw), 1872.
21. Conveyance- Land adjoining Lower Hillmorton Road, Rugby, ( Parker to Barker), 1887. - 1694-1887 |
| | | | | | | 2 - Conveyance between Thomas Henry Oliphant of Blackheath, Kent, esq. of the first part, Theodore Marc Wratislaw of Rugby, gent. of the second part, Robert Bell of Fenchurch St. London, esq., Charles Heaton Ellis of Darley St, Middlesex, esq., Isaac Nicholson of Gordon St., Middlesex, esq., (trustees of the National Provincial Bank) of the third part, the said Theodore Marc Wratislaw and Frederick Fuller of Rugby, gent., of the fourth part, Charles Rotherham of Coventry, miller, Harry Brierly of Kings Newnham, miller (the creditors assignees of the estate and effects of John Bowers Smith of Rugby, baker, a bankrupt) and George Kinnear (official assignee of the said Bankrupt's estate) of the fifth part, the said John Bowers Smith of the sixth part and Samuel Jeffery of Rugby, coal merchant of the seventh part. - 8th February 1859 |