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Document Number:0504209
Title:Conveyance
Date:04/11/1920
Price:£30.00
Condition:
Good consistent with age
Physical description:
Paper : 3 sheets 26cm x 40cm signed and sealed with 18 signatures and revenue stamps.
Summary of contents
Parties
Flora Banks, late of Meadow View, Clay Cross, Derbyshire, but now of New Whittington, Derbyshire. Widow
William Thomas Salway of Hepthorne Lane, near Clay Cross, Derbyshire. Gentleman
David Mosley of Pilsley, Derbyshire. Farmer.
Samuel Simms of 1 Park House Road, Lower Pilsley, Derbyshire. Miner
George Skull of Higham, Derbyshire. Farmer
James Gascoyne of Cresswell Terrace, Grassmere, Derbyshire. Miner
Joseph Checklin of Rose Cottage, Stonebroom, Derbyshire. Miner.
William Moore of Thanet House, Clay Cross, Derbyshire. Miner
Joseph Ellis of Main Road, Grassmoor, Derbyshire. Colliery Deputy
Thomas Jones of Chapel Street, Grassmoor, Derbyshire. Miner
Nathaniel Grainger of Main Road, Grassmoor, Derbyshire. Builder
George Buxton of 1 Cross Street, Hepthorne Lane, Derbyshire. School Teacher
William Shepherd of 15 Knighton Street, Hepthorne Lane, Derbyshire. Carter
Arthur Glover of 39 Chapel Street, Grassmoor, Derbyshire. Miner
John Edenbrow of 19 Chapman Lane, Grassmoor, Derbyshire. Colliery Deputy
Thomas Rollins of Malin Road, Holmwood, Derbyshire. Colliery Deputy
James Sims of The Square, Danesmoor, Derbyshire. Miner
The Rev. William John Targett of Clay Cross, Derbyshire. Primitive Methodist Preacher.

Subject
This is a conveyance of premises in Clay Cross, Derbyshire to all the next 16 parties 'with the approbation of The Rev. William Targett'.

(The document doesn't seem to make clear what all the 16 purchasers have in common, but note that the Rev. William Targett is described as 'The superintendant preacher of the circuit of the Primitive Methodist Connexion'. In the clause about 'Uses and Trusts' there is reference to the uses and trusts in a Deed for the Settlement of a Place of Religious Worship at Walworth, Surrey by the Primitive Methodists. The obvious guess is that this land is being purchased for use as a church.)


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