| Description | 1) Alfred Goodall Battie of Attercliffe, book keeper, Henry Battie of Sheffield, book keeper, William Newham of Edlington, yeoman and Robert Shirt Jennings of Sheffield, linen draper (mortgagees).
2) Charles Samuel Roberts Sandford.
3) Charles Sandford and William Owen.
4) John Owen of Sheffield, maltster (trustee for 3).
- reciting 213-C11/4 and 11/5 and reciting that the £3000 mortgage principal had been paid by 3 (1848).
- and reciting that 3 had paid 2 £4000 for his share of the partnership, of which £2403-4s-9d. was for his share of a close near Greasbrough Lane, formerly a garden, butting east on the Round Table, west on the land from Rotherham to Greasbrough and north on the canal (3 roods 8 perches), with the messuage, stables, warehouses etc. lately erected thereon. Now constituting the works known as Phoenix Forge or Iron Works (1847).
- in consideration of the said £2403-4s-9d.
= of a parcel of land (3 roods 8 perches) with the buildings thereon constituting Phoenix Forge and Ironworks, with all warehouses, offices etc. |