| Description | The majority of these copies concern mortgages on Thomas Foley's estates and comprise: copy of 1817 appointment and release of Foley's estates on trust to sell and mortgage, Thomas lord Foley to Right Hon William Philip, earl of Sefton and John Drummond; copy of 1819 assignment of manors, Moses Hoper, by direction of Right Hon Thomas lord Foley and others to Andrew Mortimer Drummond, and 1824 assignment of these properties, Andrew Mortimer Drummond to H. A. Broughton; copy of 1819 mortgage, Right Hon Thomas lord Foley and trustees to John Drummond the younger and Moses Hoper in trust; cope of 1819 additional security for estates in Worcestershire, Shropshire and Herefordshire, Right Hon Thomas lord Foley and trustees to Right Hon Charles Marquis Cornwallis, Right Hon Charles now Earl Manners and Hon Fulke Greville Howard; copy of 1819 assignment and conveyance of hereditaments on farm in Oddingley and land in Himbleton and Oddingley, John Napper to Robert Marshall; copy of 1819 assignment and conveyance of hereditaments, John Coleman to Robert Marshall; copy of 1824 reconveyance of estates discharged of mortgage, Right Hon Charles Manners, Hon Fulke Greville Howard, Philip Augustus Hancott and Thomas lord Foley to Right Hon William Philip Earl of Sefton and John Drummond; copy of 1824 transfer of mortgage, Sir Elias Harvey, James Bradshaw of Grosvenor Place, St George Hanover Square, Middlesex, Andrew Berkeley Drummond of Charing Cross, Middlesex, Rev William Long cnano of Windsor, Barkshire, Vincent Stuckey of the Treasury Chambers, London, Moses James of Worcester, Roger Williams Gem of Birmingham, George Tupp of Fittleworth, Sussex, Maurice Snell rector of Hindon, Sussex, William Buckle of Upper Seymour Street, Portman Square, Middlesex, Rev William Lewis Buckle of Pyrton, Oxfordshire, Essex Cholmondeley of Vale Royal in the County Palatine of Chester, spinster, John Coleman of Sattenham, Witley, Surrey, John Napper of Malham, Wisborough Green, Surrey, Mary Berry of North Audley Street, St George Hanover Square, Middlesex, spinster, Agnes Berry of the same place, spinster and Hon Gerard Frederick Finch Byng of Tenterden Street, St George, Hanover Square, Middlesex; John Drummond the younger of Charing Cross and Moses Hoper late of Great Marlborough Street but now of Old Burlington, Middlesex; Thomas Lord Foley, baron of Kidderminster, William Philip Earl of Sefton and John Drummond the elder of Charing Cross, Foley's trustees, Andrew Mortimer Drummond and Charles Drummond of Charing Cross |