Documents relating to Redland and Westbury on Trym

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Reference number	6682/11 - 22
Level	Import
Description	(11) (1712) June 11 Common Recovery - Robert Cyly(?) v . Joseph Yate and William Bonner of 2 houses and land in Ridland, Westbury and Clifton. (12) a 1712 May 16 Lease for a year - Gregory Martin to Joseph Yate and William Bonner of 2 houses and land in Ridland, Westbury and Clifton. b 1712 May 17 Release & Co'part 1)Gregory Martin 2) Martin Innys 3) Joseph Yate and William Bonner of 2 houses and land in Ridland, Westbury and Clifton. (13) 1712 May 17 Release - 1) Gregory Martin 2) Michael Innys 3) Joseph Yate and William Bonner of 2 houses and land in Ridlond, Westbury and Clifton. (14)a-b 1712 June 17 Deed of Security and Counterpart - 1) Gregory Martin 2) Andrew Innys and Martin Innys 5) Mary Martin, Amy Martin and Ann Martin of Dowry House, house and land in Manor of Rid land. (15) (1713) 12 Anne June 16 Common Recovery - William Wilcox and Humphrey Hancock and Henry Milborne and Henry Yates of house and land in Redland (16) 1714 April 5 Marriage Settlement - 1) Thomas Clayton snd Elizabeth his wife 2) Henry Milborne and Henry Yates 5) William Wilcox and Humphrey Hancock of land and property in Redland. (17) (1714) 13 Anne Easter Term Final concord Henry Milborne and Henry Yates and Thomas Clayton and Elizabeth his wife of 2 houses and land. in Redland. (18) 1714 Octobar 12 Security - Gregory Martin and Andrew Innys to William Freke of Dowry House and. land in Redland, (19) 1714 October 15 Declaration of receipt of legacy - John Stevenson and Mary his wife. Estate of William Martin. (20) 1715 January 30 Assignment of mortgage - 1) Gregory Martin 2) William Okey 3) Sir William Cann of ground in Ridland called the Hopyard and Longmeadow. (21) 1718 October 21 Security - 1) Gregory Martin 2) Sir William Cann 3) John Jelfe of Longmeadow and the Hopyard, (22) 1719 July 22 Deed to declare the uses of a fine - Thomas Clayton and Elizabeth his wife to Benjamin Pagett of 3 pieces of land called Clotters Hills, the Deans and Little Haymead.