| Description | This bundle also contains papers relating to the marriage settlement of Richard Amphlett and Lydia Holmden and the will of Richard Amphlett. It includes: 1755 mortgage of land and premises in Hadzor, John Dougharty, precincts of the Cathedral Church of Worcester, gent, Nathaniel Wilkinson of Worcester, stone cutter, William Amphlett of Hadzor, Thomas Amphlett of Hadzor; 1756 conveyance in fee of arable and pasture land in Hadzor, Rachell Chellingworth of Evesham, Rev John Rawlins, clerk and his wife Anne, William Amphlett of Hadzor; 1757 final agreement relating to land and premises in the parishes of Feckenham, Hadzor and Oddingley, William Amphlett, Richard Ladbury the elder and Eleanor his wife, John Rawlins and Ann his wife, Rachell Chellingworth and John Gold; 1759 release of land in Churchfield, Nickley field and land and enclosed land belonging to James Nash in Hadzor meadow, James Nash of Newtown, St Martins, Worcester, Ann his wife and Mary Nash of Droitwich, widow, William Amphlett of Hadzor; 1768 papers relating to the inheritance of the lordship of Hadzor, including a copy of the will of William Amphlett; 1773 papers relating to the enclosure of common land at Hadzor, including printed copy of the 'Act for Dividing and Inclosing certain waste lands called Hadzor common in the county of Worcester' and the Commissioners award for enclosing Hadzor common; 1773 deed of exchange of land in St Peters, Droitwich for meadow land appointed to George Bedford by an Act of Parliament enclosing Hadzor common, William Amphlett and George Bedford of Droitwich; 1774 deed of exchange of land in the parish of St Peter, Droitwich in Red field, and land in Hadzor common appointed to Rev Treadway Nash by an Act of Parliament enlosing the common, Charles Trubshaw Withers of Worcester and Frances Russell his wife, Rev Treadway Nash of Bevere, Worcestershire and William Amphlett; 1776 administration of William Amphlett; 1777 marriage settlement relating to the descent of the manor of Hadzor, Richard Amphlett of Hadzor, Lydia Holmden of Southampton Row, St George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, daughter of John Holmden of Froxmer Court, Crowle, Worcestershire, John Amphlett of Worcester College, University of Oxford, Nicholas Martyn of Queens Square, St George the martyr, Middlesex, Walwyn Graves of Dickelton, Gloucstershire, Thomas Holbeche of Hill Court, Dodderhill, Worcestershire; 1778 deed of exchange of glebe lands at Hadzor, Rev David Carpenter, rector of Hadzor and Richard Amphlett; 1780 mortgage, Richard Amphlett and Lydia his wife, Nicholas Martyn and Rev John Amphlett, fellow of Worcester College, Oxford; 1785 draft of will of Richard Amphlett, late of Hadzor but now of Monmouth, containing clauses relating to the 1777 marriage settlement and the manor of Hadzor; 1793 transfer of mortgage, Thomas Holbeche, Lydia Amphlett of Monmouth, widow, Rev John Amphlett later of Droitwich, now of Dodderhill; John and Joseph Amphlett of Dudley, bankers; Charlotte and Harriet Amphlett of Hill Court, Martin Amphlett of Worcester College, Oxford; John Martin of Ham Court, John Skippe the younger of Twining, Gloucestershire and Thomas Symonds Powell of Pengethley, Herefordshire |