Henry Maddocks (later Maddocks, Ogden & Co.), Coventry, dealings with Irby-Hopkins estate, 1898 - 1915:
PA279/44/6963, 6969, 10283, 10305, 10328, 10338, 10339, 10372, 10375, 10381, 10383, 10421, 10441, 10446, 11882, 11886.
Rowley, Chatwin & Emerson, Birmingham, 1900. PA279/44/7629.
Burgess, Taylor & Tryon, London, 1902-04. PA279/44/7851.
Unett, Moore, Bayley & Co., Birmingham, 1902. PA279/44/8030, 8033, 8048, 8400, 8418, 8432, 8552, 8555, 8558.
Harry Coulson, London, 1903. PA279/44/8228.
Bird & Robinson, London, 1904. PA279/44/8469.
Gribble & Son, London, 104. PA279/44/8500,8562.
John Haymes' dealings with Irby-Hopkins estate, 1904-19. PA279/44/8697, 8670, 8677, 8694, 8708, 8725, 8795, 8802, 8861, 9053, 9065, 9978, 9983, 10544, 10673, 11004, 11297, 11682, 12626, 12631.
Bennett & Ironside, Leicester, 1906. PA279/44/8937,8945,8952,8963,9219.
Smythe, Etches & Jackson, Birmingham, 1906-12. PA279/44/8942,8960,11080,11085.
Herbert Johnson's dealings with Irby-Hopkins estate, 1906-12. PA279/44/9092,9102,10942.
Haswell & Parr, Birmingham, 1906. PA279/44/9342,9363.
Gem, Tarleton & Chatwin, 1906. PA279/44/9353,9360,9370,9375.
Roland Hollick's firm and Foleshill parish land, 1909-14. PA279/44/9399, 9406, 9413, 9447, 9767, 9781, 9914, 9989, 10192, 10425, 10430, 10438, 10445-10447, 10477, 10480, 10547, 10551, 10561, 10736, 10877, 10886, 10907, 10908, 11210, 11398, 11869.
C.D. Miller, Derby, 1909-11. PA279/44/9501,9503,10261.
C. de J. Andrewes, London & North-Western Railway, 1909-12: PA279/44/9555,9831,10649,10697,10739,10782,10885,10891.
F.C. Lapworth, 1909. PA279/44/9628.
Thomas Cooksey & Co., Old Hill, Staffordshire, 1910. PA279/44/9953.
Routh, Stacey & Castle, London, 1910. PA279/44/10040.
F.W. Green, Dudley, Worcestershire, 1911. PA279/44/10293,10302,10312.
C.G. Sutton, Earl Street, Coventry, 1913. PA279/44/11430,11442.
H.W. Slingsby Grimes of R.A. Rotherham & Co. was interested in Narrow Lane [Kingfield Road] land on behalf of the Daimler Motor Co., 1917. PA279/44/12270,12273,12277.
Oppenheim, Son & Ross, Saint Helen's, Lancashire, 1919. PA279/44/12610.
Wartnaby & Co., Market Harborough, Leicestershire, 1919. PA279/44/12750.
Crowder & Smallwood, Birmingham, 1919. PA279/44/12754.
Goodacre, Harrison & Darrell, London, vouchers, 1913. PA279/62/24,25.
Havard & Shepherd, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, letter, 1865. PA279/76.
Poole & Gamlem, Gray's Inn, Middlesex, letter, 1854. PA279/78/1.
Gamlen, Bowerman & Forward, Gray's Inn, letter, 1916. PA279/80/1.
H. Stephenson, Leeds, letters, 1916. PA279/80/1,2.
Walter, Deverell & Co., Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, letter, 1896. PA279/82/2.
Henry Lea was attorney to deliver seisin of Cappers' Company Jordan Well land, 1827. PA184/1/6.
Thomas Ball Troughton acting as a Cappers' Company member, 1827. PA184/1/8.
Henry Ingles Davis and Thomas Browett acting as commissioners for married women's oaths, 1860. PA184/1/17.
Mark Pearman's conveyancing-bill, 1814. PA184/2/15.
George Greenway's Saint John Street messuage, early nineteenth century. PA184/3/19.
Final concord involving Richard Dewes, 1815. PA184/3/8.
Charles Woodcock was trustee for an auctioneer's use of Burges premises, 1822. PA184/3/10.
Henry Lea's interest in Burges premises, 1828-45. PA184/3/11,13.
Henry Dewes acting as trustee for a broker's purchase of Hill Street messuages, 1846. PA184/4/5.
Henry Dewes and Robert Harvey Minster acting as commissioners for married women's oaths, 1852. PA184/4/6.
Thomas Browett's interest in Arden Street, Earlsdon land, 1852. PA184/6/1.
Samuel Vale and Robert Harvey Minster acting as Coventry Union Banking Co. trustees, 1861-73. PA184/7/4.
Thomas Browett's interest in Avon Street and North Street, Stoke land, 1850; PA184/7/1,2,5,6,9,10; PA184/8/1-4.
Henry Ingles Davis and Thomas Browett acting as commissioners for married women's oaths, 1871. PA184/7/8.
John Laing was trustee for a ribbon-weaver's Longford land, 1815. PA184/9/1-2.
Richard Dewes was trustee for a weaver's purchase of Longford land for which Thomas Dewes was mortgage-assignee, 1837. PA184/9/4-5.
Benjamin Dickens was named a warehouseman's executor, 1796. PA214/1/5.
Richard Dewes was trustee for a brickmaker's Harnall land, 1i827-40. PA213/1/9-10,12.
Samuel Carter was mortgagee for Harnall land, 1826-40. PA213/1/12.
Thomas Dewes was mortgagee for Harnall land, 1840. PA213/1/2.
Henry Dewes' Harnall land, 1846. PA213/1/13.
Samuel Vale acting as a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee, 1848-51. PA213/1/14,15.
Robert Harvey Minster acting as a Coventry Union Banking Co. director, 1848-51. PA214/1/14,15.
Richard Dewes was trustee for a ribbon-manufacturer's purchase of Harnall land, 1851. PA213/1/14.
Robert Harvey Minster and Oliver Minster were trustees for Hill Cross land, 1854-55. PA213/2/1,2.
Hughes & Masser notice about insurance-settlement, 1886. PA215/6/2.
John Carter owned Pinley House, 1809-46. PA216/1/1-29.
Richard Dewes was mortgage-assignee for Pinley House, 1809-10, 1815-35. PA216/1/1-3,5,19-20.
Richard Dewes was a Foleshill farmer's executor, 1834. PA216/1/16,17,19-20.
John Unett and George Unett of Birmingham were Pinley House mortgage-assignees, 1835-39: PA216/1/19-20,22.
John Carter owned Conduit Meadow, Barkers Butts Lane, 1843. PA216/1/26.
Alfred Lea was trustee for reconveyance of Pinley House to John Carter, 1846. PA216/1/28.
Charles Woodcock was trustee for a ribbon-manufacturer's purchase of Pinley House, 1846. PA216/1/29.
Married woman's certificate sworn before H.A. Holden and T.E. Spencer, 1876. PA216/1/42.
Thomas Ball Troughton's Keresley land, mid nineteenth century. PA216/2/2,4.I-III.
Kevitt Rotherham's interest in Keresley Hall estate, 1928. PA216/2/9.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was named a cycle-manufacturer's executor, 1892. PA216/2/15.
A chemist's debt to James Loveday, 1832-33. PA230/3.
John Carter's receiving Lythall's Case deeds, 1840. PA238/4.
Electoral handbill on behalf of John Carter, 1868. PA244/63.
Thomas Minster and John Laing were bankruptcy commissioners, 1821. PA244/81.
Banking letters to Thomas Ball Troughton,1829. PA244/82.
F.C. Lapworth's obituarial and memoriam collection, c.1857 - 1934. PA244/90-92.
William Thackhall Browett, newspaper cutting regarding will, 1925. PA244/92/5.
Edward Field, newspaper cutting regarding death, 1926. PA244/92/7.
Charles Augustus Kirby, newspaper cutting regarding death, 1933. PA244/92/22.
William Ranby Goate, newspaper cutting regarding death, 1934. PA244/92/34.
Mark Pearman's dealings with Whitmore Park estate, 1803-05. PA257/2/6; PA257/4/22,58; PA257/5/4.
Inge & Carter's dealings with Whitmore Park estate, 1812. PA257/5/1.
John Lampray of Warwick was involved with Much Park Street, Coventry messuages, 1833. PA277/2-3.
Thomas Heydon of Warwick, correspondence about Sarah Hinde's will, 1823-24. PA288/4/2,3,5.
John Carter's interest in Smithford Street premises, 1827. PA288/5/3.
Sylvester Richard Masser's and William Thackhall Browett's interest in Smithford Street premises, 1896. PA288/5/3,4.
Robert Harvey Minster acting as mayor, 1865. PA290/1.
Thomas Hurlston Kirby acting as Coventry School Board clerk, 1875. PA291/2/1.
Letters from Thomas Wilmot and John Carter of Coventry to J.D. Towse of London about Stoke land, 1815: PA294/12-15.
Samuel Vale was interested in a Fleet Street house, 1838. BA/A/B/19/8.
Richard Dewes acting as a grocer's executor, 1833. BA/A/B/28/6.
Edward Inge was trustee for a silkman's acquisition of Harnall land, 1782. BA/A/B/62/5.
John Twist investigated a 1754 will in 1820. BA/A/G/4/1.
Matthew Payne, bill, 1789. BA/A/G/5/29.
Browetts undertaking reinsurance, 1888. BA/A/G/5/39.
Henry Maddocks had a room at 3, Earl Street, 1897ff. BA/A/G/5/42,43.
John Brown Twist was 70 in 1885. BA/A/G/6/1.V.
Richard Dewes was trustee for an Earl Street mortgage, 1810-21. BA/A/G/6/1.XV; BA/A/G/10/5.
Thomas Wilmot's interest in an Earl Street messuage, 1821. BA/A/G/6/1.XV.
John Brown Twist was a draper's trustee for mortgage, 1854-73. BA/A/G/6/1.XV,XVI; BA/A/G/10/15-17.
George Woodcock was a trustee for 11, Earl Street, 1873. BA/A/G/6/1.XVI; BA/A/G/10/17.
Samuel Carter's interest in an Earl Street messuage, 1830. BA/A/G/9/1-2.
Shirley Farmer Steele Perkins, Henry Lea and Charles Laing were bankruptcy-commissioners, 1830: BA/A/G/9/1-2.
Carter & Dewes, testamentary letters, 1832. BA/A/G/12/19,20.
James Lea was an auctioneer's executor, 1851. BA/A/G/12/26.
Married woman's certificate sworn before John Royle and Henry Ingles Davis for deed involving Alfred Dawson Lea, 1858. BA/A/G/13/1.
Robert Harvey Minster was a mortgagee for Monk's Court, Fleet Street, mid nineteenth century. BA/A/G/14/1.
Hughes & Masser and 178th. Starr Bowkett Building Society, 1887. BA/A/G/14/12-14.
John Royle held a ribbon-manufacturer's property on behalf of the next generation,1833. BA/A/G/17/5.
Henry Lea was a mortgage-assignee, 1822. BA/A/G/18/8.
John Royle's 1836 will recited, 1848. BA/A/G/19/1.
Married woman's certificate sworn before Thomas Browett and Arthur Seymour, 1871. BA/A/G/19/9.
Henry Dewes' and Thomas Dewes' interest in Burges property, 1844-62. BA/A/G/21/1,2.
Walter Browett was mortgagee for Burges property, 1897 - 1906. BA/A/G/21/10,15.
J.F. Milne of Manchester was an executor's assignee, 1879-93. BA/A/G/22/15.
Mortgagees of a Burges house (successively John Woodcock and Samuel Carter), 1825-26. BA/A/G/24/24-28.
Thomas Minster, John Twist and Henry Lea were bankruptcy-assignees, 1827. BA/A/G/24/31.
Thomas Dewes was a trustee of Burges property, 1841. BA/A/G/24/32.
Thomas Browett's interest in Court 9, West Orchard, 1859-70. BA/A/G/25/2,3.
James Birch had two closes near Greyfriars' muckhill, 1752. BA/A/G/26/29.
Richard Dewes, Samuel Carter and John Carter were mortgage-assignees, 1833-43. BA/A/G/26/69-72.
Richard Dewes was a nonagenarian's trustee, 1834. BA/A/G/26/72.
Oliver Minster was trustee for a Cross Cheaping messuage, 1858-79. BA/A/G/28/2,5,7.
G.F. Twist was trustee for a butcher's purchase of a Cross Cheaping messuage, 1876-98. BA/A/G/29/11,12.
Sylvester Richard Masser had 14 & 15, Great Butcher Row, 1888-89. BA/A/G/31/13-16.
John Woodcock junior was trustee for a New Buildings stable belonging to a miller, 1868. BA/A/G/32/1.XI,XII,2.
Richard Dewes was trustee for a grocer's purchase of a New Buildings stable, 1816-20. BA/A/G/32/2,7.
Deed produced to Thomas Ball Troughton and James Morris, 1842. BA/A/G/32/10,11.
George Francis Twist's New Buildings stables, 1898. BA/A/G/32/13.
Henry Lea had Bastille Mill, 1845-51. BA/A/G/34/1,3.
Henry Ingles Davis' involvement in the Day versus Day case, 1868. BA/A/G/35/1.VII.
Thomas Dewes was mortgagee for Doe Bank, Spon End, 1858-82. BA/A/G/35/1.XVI,XVII,2.III-V.
Tithe-dispute bill of costs, 1798 - 1803. BA/B/F/24/12.
Benjamin Dickens was involved in tithe-dispute, 1812. BA/B/F/25/14.
Tithe-dispute bill of costs, 1807-20. BA/B/F/25/23-26.
Richard Dewes was trustee for Little Park Street premises, 1833. BA/B/P/289/5.
Richard Dewes was trustee for Much Park Street premises, 1833. BA/B/P/316/2.
Charles Woodcock acting as his father's executor, 1829. BA/B/P/429/5.
Mark Pearman held Harnall land, 1812-27. BA/D/A/28/1.
Edward Inge junior held Hawkesbury land, 1792. BA/D/A/30/3.
George Greenway was a trustee for Pinley land. 1820. BA/D/A/47/16,17.
Richard Dewes was a trustee for Pinley and Whitley land, 1836-40. BA/D/A/47/20,21,24,25,45.XLIX,LI,46.XXIV,50.X.
Thomas Ball Troughton and Henry Lea had a lien upon Whitley lands, 1825-47:
BA/D/A/47/28,42,45.XLIX,LI,46.VI,X-XV,XVII,XIX,XX,XXIV,XXV,XXIX,XXXVII,XXXIX,XL,XLV,XLIX.
John Carter acting as Viscount Hood's agent for purchase, 1839. BA/D/A/47/46.XV,XVI.
Edward Humphrey Woodcock and John Brown Twist were interested in Whitley premises, 1838: BA/D/A/47/46.XXV.
Henry Lea and Edward Thomas Pearman were bankruptcy-commissioners, 1837. BA/D/A/47/46.XLV.
John Fowler and Llewelyn Wynne acted for Viscountess Hood, 1868. BA/D/A/47/47,48.
John Laing had Stoke land, 1815. BA/D/A/56/27.
Band & Hatton acting on behalf of Midland Counties Bank, 1901. BA/D/D/29/12.
Harry Iliffe Mander's involvement with 29, Fleet Street, 1904. BA/D/D/29/13.
Maddocks & Co. acting for Birmingham District & Counties Banking Co. Ltd., 1905. BA/D/D/29/15.
Woodcock & Co. acting for a builder, 1906. BA/D/D/29/17.
Letter from R.J. Sawers to Browetts about 29, Fleet Street, 1911. BA/D/D/29/18.
John Carter junior was a builder's trustee, 1802. BA/D/H/14/15.
Mark Pearman held a New Street tenement, 1819. BA/D/L/22/1.
Fetherstone Paston was a tenant to the precipe, 1720. BA/D/BF/1/3,4.
Account to sheriffs, 1828. BA/E/E/29/1.
Bill regarding Lythall's Case, Rex versus Banbury and Street Act, 1835. BA/F/B/43/1.
Villagers' solicitors' papers in Lythall's Case, 1839-43. BA/F/B/58; BA/F/B/60; BA/F/B/179.
Solicitors to produce documents respecting Lythall's Case, 1841. BA/F/B/167/3.
Lythalls' Case costs, 1840-42. BA/F/B/188; BA/F/B/189.
Correspondence about Lythall's Case, 1836-43. BA/F/B/190-203.
Expenses concerned with Lythall's case, 1838-44. BA/F/B/203-205; BA/F/B/211; BA/F/B/213; BA/F/B/215.
Bills in Beck riots case, 1832. BA/F/Q/7/1,2; BA/F/Q/63/1.
James Birch's certificate of admission to Chancery, 1731. BA/L/O/4/2.
Henry Lea's interest in Burges and Palmer Lane premises, 1820-25. PA1518/2/1.VIII-X.
John Twist's interest in Burges and Palmer Lane premises, 1825. PA1518/2/1.X,XII.
Charles Woodcock was a shopkeeper's executor, 1831ff. PA1518/2/1.XIII.
Thomas Ball Troughton was mortgagee of the "Rose and Crown", Burges, and Palmer Lane premises, 1842: PA1518/2/3.
Henry Lea was a maltster's executor, 1846. PA1518/3/1.
S.G. Ansell & Co., bills and letters, 1949-57. PA403/47/1; PA403/67/21-25; PA403/68/10,11; PA4043/72/8; PA4034/73/6,7; PA403/73/1.
Sydney Ansell became a freemason, 1928. PA403/93/56-59.
Frederick Acton Bullock, secretary to Coventry Masonic Building Ltd., 1928-29. PA403/88.
Craven estate correspondence, 1874-97. PA403/174/3; PA403/175/2; PA403/1789/2-8; PA403/181/1-4.
Married woman's certfricate sworn before Thomas Ball Troughton and John Royle, 1845. PA436/1/27.
Richard Dewes was trustee for use of Burges premises, 1840, 1851. PA436/3/13,16.
Henry Dewes was mortgagee for Burges premises, 1854. PA436/3/15,17.
Samuel Vale and Robert Harvey Minster were Coventry Union Banking Co. trustees, 1854. PA436/3/19.
E.B. Lupton of Leeds was interested in Vulcan Works, Burges,1903. PA436/3/44.
Letter from R.H. Boycott (Northampton) to Oliver Minster (Coventry) about Freemen's Trustees' conveyance, 1809: PA436/4/23.
John Carter occupied Barbars Close, c.1819. PA436/5/33-35.
Mark Pearman owned Barbars Close, 1820-47. PA436/5/36-53 passim.
Thomas Wilmot was trustee for Mark Pearman's purchase of Barbars Close, 1820. PA436/5/37-41 passim.
Henry Lea was trustee for a ribbon-manufacturer's purchase of Barbars Close, 1819. PA436/5/34-37.
John Twist was mortgage-assignee for Barbars Close, 1820. PA436/5/39.
Richard Dewes was mortgage-assignee for Foleshill land, 1833-46. PA436/6/25-27.
William Louis Joseph Orton, letter to a victualler, 1893. PA436/6/33.
Edward Inge junior was trustee for a corporator's purchase of a Dead Lane messuage, 1786. PA436/7/9.
Samuel Vale was a Coventry Institute trustee, 1857ff. PA436/8/2.
Oliver Minster was legal trustee of the Coventry Institute, 1859. PA436/8/2,3.
John Twist's Hillfields land, 1839. PA436/9/1.
George Streetley's wife rented Clarence Street land, 1893. PA436/9/3.
Thomas Browett had had Little Heath land, late nineteenth century. PA436/10/3.III.
Oliver Minster's involvement with a maltster's estate, 1896-99. PA436/11/9-24 passim.
Browetts acted for an insurance-broker, 1911. PA436/14/2,3.
John Royle's will cited, 1842. PA436/16/1.
Memorandum about deposit of mortgage for farm in Berkswell and Stoneleigh parishes, Warwickshire with Dewes, Seymour & Wilks, 1879: PA436/17/2.
H.W. Greenwood became trustee of a carpenter's will, 1916. PA436/20/2.
Johnson, Greenwood & Co., instruction book, 1934-44. PA436/24/1.
Oliver Minster, engrossments register, 1890 - 1919. PA436/25/1.
Band, Hatton & Co. acted for Coventry corporation, 1956-63. PA465/287 passim.
Deeds and deposit registers, Rotherham & Cp., 1922-54. PA466.
Charles James Band developed 48 & 50, Mickleton Road, 1909. PA466/4/1 p.20.
William Louis Joseph Orton was involved with "Holyhead Hall", Holyhead Road, early twentieth century: PA466/4/1 p.25.
William Louis Joseph Orton was involved with 492, Foleshill Road, 1917-21. PA466/4/1 p.29.
Charles James Band developed 75, Humber Avenue, 1914. PA466/4/1 p.30.
William Louis Joseph Orton was involved with "Yew Tree Cottage", Alderman's Green, 1917-26. PA466/4/1 p.35.
Samuel Vale acted as a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee, 1887. PA466/4/1 pp.69,192,529; PA466/4/2 p.76.
William Thackhall Browett was mortgage-assignee for 59, Cross Cheaping, 1909-22. PA466/4/1 pp.69,529; PA466/4/2 p.176.
Charles James Band developed Irving Road messuages, 1909-20. PA466/4/1 p.80.
William Thackhall Browett was mortgage-assignee for Irving Road messuages, 1909-20. PA466/4/1 p.80.
William Louis Joseph Orton was involved with North Street land, 1923. PA466/4/1 p.85.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was mortgagee for a Berkswell, Warwickshire messuage, 1890-92. PA466/4/1 p.90.
William Louis Joseph Orton was mortgagee for a Hollis Road messuage, 1914-24. PA466/4/1 p.151.
Charles James Band developed 51, Broadway, 1912. PA466/4/1 p.158.
William Thackhall Browett was mortgagee for 59, Middleborough Road, 1909-23. PA466/4/1 p.192.
Charles James Band developed Hollis Road, 1913. PA466/4/1 pp.201,525,557.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was mortgagee for 31A, Harefield Road, 1915-17. PA466/4/1 p.206.
Charles James Band sold 38, Saint George's Road, 1909-17. PA466/4/1 p.218.
Charles James Band sold 5, Huntingdon Road, 1916. PA466/4/1 p.236.
William Thackhall Browett sold 41, Barras Lane, 1918. PA466/4/1 p.241.
William Ranby Goate was mortgagee for a Little Heath messuage, 1884 - 1906. PA466/4/1 p.262.
George Streetley bought 6, Bishop Street, 1873. PA466/4/1 p.268.
William Louis Joseph Orton was mortgage-assignee for a George Street messuage, 1915-25. PA466/4/1 p.318.
Malcolm Kenneth Pridmore was mortgagee for 91, Webster Street, 1903. PA466/4/1 p.324.
Thomas Hurlston Kirby was involved with Chapel Lane, Little Heath leaseholds, 1877. PA466/4/1 p.429.
Charles James Band sold a Northfield Road messuage, 1909. PA466/4/1 p.467.
William Louis Joseph Orton was mortgagee for Allesley land, 1921. PA466/4/1 p.576.
Charles James Band sold a Mickleton Road messuage, 1910. PA466/4/2 p.41.
Charles James Band sold 63, Humber Road, 1913. PA466/4/2 p.85.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was admitted to Redfern Lane Farm, Berkswell, Warwickshire, 1924. PA466/4/2 p.103.
Charles James Band sold 51, Broadway, 1912. PA466/4/2 p.128.
William Louis Joseph Orton was mortgagee for 246, Lockhurst Lane, 1930. PA466/4/2 p.155.
Charles James Band sold a Broadway messuage, 1912. PA466/4/2 p.175.
Charles James Band acted as a bankruptcy-receiver, 1928. PA466/4/2 p.181; PA466/5/5 p.38.
Sylvester Richard Masser sold 144, Longford Road, 1916. PA466/4/2 p.190.
Sylvester Richard Masser sold 1-7, Oaks Yard, 1921. PA466/4/2 p.208.
Henry Dewes had "The Limes", Edgwick, 1841. PA466/4/2 p.215.
Charles James Band sold 123, Hugh Road, 1913. PA466/4/2 p.358.
Sylvester Richard Masser had 148 & 150, Longford Road, 1902-16. PA466/4/2 p.367.
Charles James Band developed Cannon Close, 1938. PA466/4/4 p.11.
Malcolm Kenneth Pridmore was mortgagee for Butts messuages, 1913. PA466/4/4 p.58.
William Thackhall Browett was mortgagee for Lockhurst Lane property, 1923-24. PA466/4/4 p.61.
Charles James Band sold 77 & 79, Bolingbroke Road, 1919. PA466/4/4 p.65.
Joseph Troughton (1836) and Henry Lea and Thomas Ball Troughton (1838-45) were interested in "Full Field Inn": PA466//4/4 p.127.
Charles James Band sold 7, Stareton Close, 1939. PA466/4/4 p.296.
Charles James Band sold 27, Hugh Road, 1911. PA466/4/4 p.301.
Charles James Band sold 193, Humber Avenue, 19076. PA466/4/4 pp.367,368.
Charles James Band sold Burton Green, Warwickshire land, 1929. PA466/4/4 pp.442,443,452.
Herbert Johnson was involved with Allesley lands, 1936. PA466/4/4 p.455.
Charles James Band was involved with 38, Saint George's Road, 1909-14. PA466/4/4 p.469.
Charles James Band sold 129, Terry Road, 1914. PA466/4/4 p.474.
A.S. Field was interested in the site of Avenue Road, Leamington Spa, 1865-67. PA466/4/4 p.476; PA466/6/1 fol. 24.
Charles James Band sold 77, Mickleton Road, 1913. PA466/4/4 p.501.
Charles James Band sold 81, Humber Avenue, 1907. AP466/4/5 fol. 31.
Charles James Band sold 74, Broadway, 1914. PA466/4/5 fol. 61.
Thomas Browett owned the site of 29, Wren Street, 1892-95. PA466/4/5 fol. 72.
Charles James Band sold 92, Hollis Road, 1912. PA466/4/5 fol. 84.
Charles James Band sold 23, Ribble Road, 1907. PA466/4/5 fol. 87.
Charles James Band sold 27, Hugh Road, 1911. PA466/4/5 fol. 117.
Charles James Band had Burton Green, Warwickshire land, 1928029. PA466/4/5 fol. 207; PA466/5/1 p.244.
Walter Browett and William Thackhall Browett sold "Coniston", Lythalls Lane, 1909. PA466/5/1 p.18.
Malcolm Kenneth Pridmore was mortgagee for 136, Northfield Road, 1917. PA466/5/1 p.116.
Charles James Band conveyed Jesmond Road Baptist Chapel, 1918. PA466/5/1 p.210.
Charles James Band sold 80 & 82, Northfield Road, 1909. PA466/5/1 p.247.
Charles James Band sold Irving Road messuages (1909) for which William Thackhall Browett was a mortgagee (1909-20). PA466/5/1 p.269.
Oliver Minster was a mortgagee for Albion Street messuages, 1862-76. PA466/5/1 p.270.
Charles James Band sold 60, Mickleton Road, 1912. PA466/5/1 p.288.
Henry Dewes was a mortgagee for Hall Green land, 1851-63. PA466/5/1 p.294.
Charles James Band sold Cannon Close land, 1939. PA466/5/1 p.397.
Charles James Band sold 7, Beechwood Avenue, 1916. PA466/5/2 p..3.
William Thackhall Browett and Walter Browett owned Corley, Warwickshire land, 1913. PA466/5/2 p.33.
Samuel Vale and Robert Harvey Minster were interested in 10, Middleborough Road, 1872. PA466/5/2 p.74.
Thomas Minster bought 2, Radford Fields, 1818. PA466/5/2 p.135.
Charles James Band was interested in Beechwood Avenue land, 1925. PA466/5/2 p.140.
Henry Dewes was mortgagee for 43 & 44, Well Street, 1847-62. PA466/5/2 p.190.
Charles James Band sold Burton Green, Warwickshire land, 1928. PA466/5/2 p.238.
Thomas Browett was mortgagee for 376, Foleshill Road, 1894. PA466/5/2 p.292.
Samuel Vale acted as a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee, 1883. PA466/5/2 p.318.
Alfred Dawson Lea owned 41, Hill Street, 1853. PA466/5/2 p.327.
John Brown Twist sold 5-10, Plough Yard, 1840. PA466/5/3 p.299.
Thomas Dewes was trustee for sale of Hawkesbury land, 1855. PA466/5/3 p.306.
William Thackhall Browett was a mortgagee for Bedworth land, 1917. PA466/5/4 p.18.
Charles James Band sold 72, Broadway, 1913. PA466/5/4 p.192.
Charles James Band sold 123, Hugh Road, 1913. PA466/5/4 p.209.
Richard Alexander Rotherham conveyed 659 & 651, Foleshill Road, 1913. PA466/5/4 p.269.
John Brown Twist conveyed Bulkington, Warwickshire property, 1877. PA466/5/5 p.30.
James Arch was a mortgagee for Pinley plots, 1924. PA466/5/5 pp.123,211; PA466/8/2 p.45.
Charles James Band sold 63, Humber Avenue, 1913. PA466/5/5 p.154.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was mortgage-assignee for 211 & 213, Broomfield Road and 66, New Buildings, 1933-39. PA466/6/1 fol. 9.
Charles James Band sold 33, Hugh Road, 1911. PA466/6/1 fol.121.
Malcolm Kenneth Pridmore was a mortgagee for a Leamington Spa house, 1927-37. PA466/6/1 fols. 136,137.
Charles James Band sold 34-40, Hugh Road, 1911. PA466/6/1 fol.142.
Arthur Seymour was a mortgagee for 20, Copperfield Road, 1914. PA466/6/2 fol. 11.
Henry Ingles Davis was a trustee of 3, East Avenue, 1860. PA466/6/2 fol. 150.
Thomas Browett was mortgagee for 10 & 11, Craven Street, 1861. PA466/6/2 fol. 180A.
Charles James Band sold Stanway Road houses, 1910. PA466/6/2 fols. 194,195.
Henry Ingles Davis was mortgagee for 53 & 54, Gilbert Street, 1881-84. PA466/6/2 fol. 199.
Charles James Band sold 82, Stanway Road, 1910. PA466/6/2 fol. 207.
Charles James Band sold a Belvedere Road messuage, 1910-12. PA466/6/2 fol. 210.
Walter Browett was mortgagee for 75, Broadway, 1929. PA466/7/1 fol. 67.
William Thackhall Browett was mortgagee for 155, North Street, 1908. PA466/7/1 fol. 105.
Malcolm Kenneth Pridmore was mortgagee for Eastern Green land, 1917. PA466/7/1 fol. 139.
Thomas Browett sold Lythalls Lane land, 1892. PA466/7/1 fol. 146.
Charles James Band sold property near Charterhouse Road and Northfield Road, 1907. PA466/71 fol. 170.
Charles James Band sold Burton Green, Warwickshire land, 1927. PA466/7/1 fol. 208.
Thomas Browett sold 29, Walsgrave Road, 1893. PA466/7/1 fol. 230.
Charles James Band sold "Tudor Lodge", Gibbet Hill, 1929. PA466/7/1 fol. 272.
Charles James Band sold "The Croft", Cannon Close, 1937. PA466/7/1 fol. 345.
Charles James Band sold 10, Welland Road, 1913. PA466/7/1 fol. 396.
Charles James Band sold 25, Belvedere Road, 1919. PA466/7/1 fol. 411.
W.S. Poole owned Kenilworth property, 1853-62. PA466/7/2 fol. 11.
Richard Alexander Rotherham owned Kenilworth property, 1919. PA466/7/2 fol. 11.
Charles James Band sold 129, Terry Road, 1914. PA466/7/2 fol. 157.
William Louis Joseph Orton was mortgagee for 369, Holyhead Road, 1926. PA466/76/2 fol. 205.
Charles James Band sold "Kilderry", Kenilworth Road, 1934-44. PA466/7/2 fol. 232.
Mark Pearman owned Bishopgate Green land, 1828. PA466/7/2 fol. 259.
Charles James Band sold 51, Huntingdon Road, 1911. PA466/7/2 fol. 329.
Frederick Twist (1894 - 1911) and Harold GeorgeTwist (1910-11) were mortgagees for 29, Warwick Row: PA466/8/1 fol. 40.
Charles James Band owned 18, Davenport Road, 1912-47. PA466/8/1 fol. 73.
James Arch sold 19, Hamilton Road, 1921. PA466/8/1 fols. 197,198.
Samuel Vale acted as a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee, 1874. PA466/8/1 fol. 270.
Charles James Band developed Hollis Road, 1913. PA466/8/2 p.33.
Thomas Browett sold Lythalls Lane land, 1892. PA466/8/2 p.39.
Charles James Band sold 175 & 183, Saint George's Road, 1909. PA466/8/3 fol. 141.
John Brown Twist was mortgagee for 3, Middleborough Rod, 1878. PA466/8/3 fol. 147.
Alfred Dawson Lea sold 41, Hill Street, 1858. PA466/8/3 fol. 259.
Thomas Ball Troughton was trustee for use of Stivichall House, 1834. PA466/12/20,36.I.
Henry Lea was mortgage-assignee for Stivichall House, 1834. PA466/12/20.
John Brown Twist was trustee for purchase of "Stivichall Villa", 1875. PA466/12/22.
Married woman's certificate produced before Thomas Browett and George Woodcock, 1875. PA466/12/22,25.
Samuel Vale acted as a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee and director, 1877-78. PA466/12/30,34,37,39; PA466/13/6,7; PA466/16/1,2; PA466/21/1,2.
Dewes et al, Nuneaton, 1881-85. PA466/12/32,35.
Sylvester Richard Masser acquired property near Kenilworth Road, 1882-95. P466/12/34,43,45,49-51; PA466/13/4.
Hughes & Masser acted regarding sale of "The Ferns", Stivichall Common, 1894-95. PA466/12/44,45,47-49.
Goate & Bullock received mortgage-money for "The Ferns", Stivichall Common 1903. PA466/12/50.
Hughes & Masser acted regarding mortgage of Stivichall Common property, 1885. PA466/13/7,8.
Alfred Lea was mortgagee for the "Rose", Much Park Street and for Whitefriars' Lane messuages, 1856-66: PA466/15/1.
Office copy of will (1866) of Alfred Dawson Lea of Coventry. PA466/15/2.
Married woman's certificate sworn before Henry Ingles Davis and Thomas Browett, 1873. PA466/15/4.
Thomas Browett was secretary of the Coventry Cotton-Spinning & -Weaving Co. Ltd., 1866-89. PA466/16/1,2.
Oiver Minster was a Coventry Bank director, 1889. PA466/16/2.
Thomas Browett was mortgagee of "The Gables", Saint Nicholas' Street, 1888-92. PA466/21/2.
Richard Alexander Rotherham was involved with the valuation of 1, "The Gables", Saint Nicholas' Street, 1914: PA466/21/8.
Thomas Ball Troughton and Henry Lea acted as attorneys to deliver seisin, 1830. PA409/1/1.XIII.
William Wilmot was trustee for land in Radford Road district, 1839-56. PA409/1/1.XIX,2,3.
Charles Woodcock was trustee for land in Radford Road district, 1854. PA409/1/2.
John Brown Twist acted for purchase of Saint Nicholas' Street premises, 1854. PA409/1/6.I.
W.N. Marcy of Bewdley, Worcestershire acted for sale of Saint Nicholas' Street premises, 1868. PA409/1/9-29 passim.
Minster & Son acted for purchase of Saint Nicholas' Street premises, 1868. PA409/1/13-31 passim.
Charles Woodcock acted for sale of "Rose and Crown", Burges, 1842. PA427/1/1.
Wragge & Co., Birmingham, 1933. PA435/2/3.
William Ranby Goate regretted a farmhouse's demolition, 1933. PA435/2/4.
Twist & Son had deeds for Blackberry Hall, Exhall, 1933. PA435/2/12,14,18.
Theodore Marc Wratislaw acted for sale of 10 & 11, Gosford Street, 1894. PA440/1/23.
Married woman's certificate acknowledged before Edward Thomas Pearman and Richard Dewes, 1840. PA440/3/2.
James Morris was a silkman's executor, 1851-54. PA440/3/3,5.
Samuel Vale and Robert Harvey Minster acted for Coventry Union Banking Co., 1852-54. PA440/3/4,5.
Hughes & Masser, letter, 1923. PA440/3/12.
Thomas Wilmot was settlee of Red Lane land, 1803-23. PA440/4/1.II,III.
John Royle had Red Lane land, 1830. PA440/4/1.IV.
Frederick Twist had let 116, Cromwell Street, 1882-88. PA5440/4/3,4.
Henry Ingles Davis was mortgagee of Gosford Street messuages, 1863-67. PA440/5/23,24.
Richard Dewes was mortgage-assignee for Warwick Court, Gosford Street, 1808-10. PA440/6/11-15 passim.
Thomas Ball Troughton was a mortgagee of Warwick Court, 1829-38. PA440/6/19-24.
Henry Lea was a mortgage-assignee of Warwick Court, 1829-43. PA440/6/19-26 passim.
John Royle senior owned Warwick Court (1835-42), which interested John Royle junior thence until 1866: PA440/6/22-25,27,35-37.
Married women's certificates sworn before Thomas Ball Troughton and Richard Dewes, 1843. PA440/6/28,29.
Troughton & Kirby's conveyancing-bill, 1857. PA440/6/35.
Thomas Browett was trustee of John Royle's will, 1866-80. PA440/6/37-41 passim.
Pinsents of Birmingham were involved in the evolution of the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, 1938-60. PA434 passim.
Pearman family's involvement with Hall Green property, 1821-44. PA454/1/9,10,14.XII-XVI,22.
Richard Dewes bought Hill Cross property for a ribbon-manufacturer, 1834. PA454/1/15.
John Brown Twist acquired Well Street district top-shops (1840-44) but sold Hill Cross property (1873): PA454/1/20,22,24-26.
Hughes & Masser, involvement with Hill Cross property, 1886-89. PA454/1/27-36,39.
Samuel Vale was a Coventry Union Banking Co. trustee, 1886-88. PA454/1/28,29,37.
Oliver Minster was a Blue Coat School trustee, 1886. PA454/1/28,35.
Oliver Minster was a Coventry Union Banking Co. director, 1888-89. PA454/1/37,38.
Midland Bank's takeover of Coventry Union Banking Co. to be completed at Dewes, Seymour & Wilks' offices, 1889: PA454/1/38.V.
Charles Augustus Kirby administered Allesley charities, 1909. PA473/3/3,4.
Hughes & Masser, dealings with Allesley charities, 1926-37. PA473/24/5; PA473/25/18,29,33-36; PA473/26/12,20,21,23,25,30,33.
William Thackhall Browett was a General Municipal Charities trustee, 1894. PA476/2/1.
G.C. Carter & Co., acted on Hillman's behalf, 1924-25. PA476/16/25-30.
Edward Inge was mortgage-assignee for Harnall land, 1812. PA484/1.II,IV.
John Carter was mortgage-assignee for Harnall land, 1812-17. PA484/1.IV,VII.
Interest of John Twist and Charles Woodcock in Harnall land, 1831-37. PA484/1.IX,X.
Mark Pearman was trustee for conveyance of Foleshill land, 1853. PA494/8/2.
Mark Pearman was trustee for Exhall land, 1854. PA494/9/1.
Edward Inge sold Palmer Lane property, pre 1814. PA499/6(e).
Henry Lea was trustee for sale of a glazier's premises, 1820-25. PA499/10-13.
Dewes & Roberts, bills, 1879. PA499/40,41.
Maddocks,Ogden & Co., bill, 1910. PA499/49.
Mark Pearman did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, 1817-26. PA54/11/1; PA54/99/89,124; PA54/101/44; PA54/102/27; PA54/103/24; PA54/104/20; PA54/105/24; PA54/106/27; PA54/107/19.
W.H. Thomson was referee for an application to farm Arley, Warwickshire land, 1853. PA54/40/1.
Troughton & Lea did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, mid nineteenth century. PA54/57/5,6,8,9,14-17; PA54/110/32; PA54/118/41; PA54/122/28; PA54/126/35; PA54/128/30; PA54/129/21; PA54/130/3; PA54/132/30; PA54/133/42.
Samuel Carter acted as Bond's Hospital feoffees' railway-agent, 1847. PA54/59/13,15.
Austen & Hobson, London, did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, 1848. PA54/66/1.
Thomas Mason did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, 1799 - 1816. PA54/69/1-2; PA54/88/44; PA54/91/12; PA54/92/43; PA54/96/20,27; PA54/98/49,80.
Woodcock, Twist & Twist did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, 1849. PA54/130/22.
Charles Woodcock did work for Bond's Hospital feoffees, 1850-52. PA54/131/22; PA54/133/34.
Samuel Vale's interest in a Spon Street house, 1841. PA54/142/5.
Henry Lea acted as clerk to the Freeschool trustees, 1830s/1840s. PA54/151 passim; PA54/152 passim; PA54/256/1; PA54/257/3; PA54/261/2,3; PA54/265/6; PA54/279/3,6.
Richard Dewes acted as a grocer's executor, 1833. PA54/190/10.
Carter, Son & Kerr were involved in extinction of pasture-rights, 1839. PA54/251/1.
Samuel Vale was Freeschool estate receiver, 1833. PA54/252/1.
John Carter promoted his son's retention of Lane's Exhibition, 1838. PA54/261/1.
Samuel Vale was receiver for various charities, 1833-34. PA54/308/1,2.
Carter, Son & Kerr and Edward Thomas Pearman managed Foleshill parish tithe-commutation, 1839: PA54/312/1; PA54/359/1.
Samuel Carter dealt with Ford's Hospital feoffees, 1821. PA54/322/1.
Henry Lea was clerk to the Church Charities trustees, 1838-48. PA54/302/3; PA54/307/1; PA54/351/7.
Henry Lea acted as a silkman's executor, 1844. PA500/8/2.
Henry Lea was clerk to the Church Charities trustees, 1844. PA500/10/2.
Troughton, Lea & Kirby, bill, 1874-75. PA500/16/26.
Henry Lea acted as Freeschool trustees' clerk, 1841-48.PpA500/19/3; PA500/45/1,4.
John Twist had occupied a Bishop Street house which Charles Woodcock sold, 1848. PA500/19/33,4.
Charles Woodcock had property behind New Street, 1841. PA500/40/1.
Richard Dewes acted as an ironmonger's executor, 1838. PA500/42/1.
Henry Lea. floruit 1849. PA500/45/7,8.
Troughton, Lea & Kirby acted for Lane's Charities trustees, 1870. PA500/60/13.
John Brown Twist was agent for the Cheylesmore estate, 1877-85. PA500/102/1; PA500/106/1; PA500/107/1; PA500/108/1; PA500/109/1; PA500/110/1,6; PA500/112/1; PA500/113/1; PA500/114/5; PA500/115/1; PA500/116/1; PA500/121/1.
Oliver Minster built a Warwick Road house, c.1883. PA500/110/6.
Twist & Sons acted for H.W. Eaton, 1886-87. PA500/122/1; PA500/123/1.
Robert Harvey Minster's interest in Barbars Close, Butts, 1836, which John Carter and Mark Pearman had successively occupied. PA500/126/1.
Dewes, Seymour & Wilks and Twist & Sons arranged the lease of Barrs Hill House, 1890. PA500/128/5.
Twist & Sons' dealings with an ironfounder, 1914. PA500/133/1.
Charles Woodcock was a Bayley's School trustee, 1840-56. PA506/11/53; PA506/76/11.
William Henry Seymour was a Bayley's School trustee, 1841-44. P506/11/55; PA506/76/7.
Woodcock & Co. did work for Bayley's School, 1844. PA506/11/63,66.
William Henry Seymour did work for Bayley's School, 1848. PA506/11/70,72,73.
William Wilmot was a Bayley's School trustee, 1847. PA506/76/8.
Samuel Vale was a Bayley's School trustee,1850. PA506/76/10.
William Ranby Goate was Coventry Book Club secretary, 1888. PA506/141/3.
Samuel Vale et al ordered copies of Sharp's "Coventry Antiquities", 1869. PA 506/147/15,24,26; PA506/148/4,7.
John Royle was a "Hare and Squirrel" building society member, 1821. PA506/190/1.
Thomas Dewes might have had a copy of "Warwickshire Domesday", 1879. PA506/235/65.
Account following detention of a client's book, 1860. PA506/239/1.
Robert Harvey Minster acting as mayor, 1865. PA506/243/109.
Samuel Carter's election-addresses, 1868. PA506/243/124,128.
Thomas Browett, solicitor to the Coventry & Great Western Railway, 1868. PA506/243/131.
Benjamin Dickens had Hillfields land, 1816-21. PA507/1/3.I,II.
George Streetley conveyed Hillfields property, 1888-89. PA507/3/2,4-6.
Brewery ledger, 1893 - 1905. in PA512/3/1.
Arthur Seymour was Drapers' Company clerk, 1910. PA513/7.
Frederick Twist was a Drapers' Company member, 1910. PA513/7/5.
G.W.C. Large was Draoers' Company clerk, floruit 1929-41. PA513/9/7,8,11; PA513/11/1-3.
Kirby, Jeremy & Co. acted for Unitarian trustees, 1936. PA515/27/2.
Henry Dewes' interest in Lockhurst Lane land, 1853. PA519/4.
John Haymes was a Bayley's School old boy, 1888. PA526/29/5-24 passim.
James Stubbin of Birmingham was interested in "The Old Cross" magazine, 1878. PA526/39/16.
George Burn Lowe & Sons, Birmingham, debt-cases, 1881. PA526/69/1; PA526/103/1.
Halcroft & Marshall, Sevenoaks, Kent, debt-case, 1881. PA526/70/1.
George Lockyer, London, debt-case, 1881. PA526/77.
Taylor, Hoare & Taylor, London, debt-case, 1881. PA526/78/1.
Richard Hughes, Manchester, debt-case, 1881. PA526/82.
Dewes, Son & Wilks, Coventry, debt-case, 1881. PA526/83/1.
H.A. Owston, Leicester, debt-cases, 1881. PA526/84/1; PA526/105/1.
D.E. Chandler, London, debt-case, 1881. PA526/85/1.
Field & Sons, Leamington Spa, debt-case, 1881. PA526/90.
Grace & Smith, Liverpool, debt-case, 1881. PA526/92/1.
J.W. Stirke, Wolverhampton, debt-case, 1881. PA526/94/1.
George R. Thorne, Wolverhampton, debt-case, 1881. PA526/98.
Isaac Bradley, Birmingham, debt-case, 1881. PA526/107.
B.A. Shires, Leicester, debt-cases, 1881. PA526/108/4; PA526/109/1.
T. Cave, London, debt-case, 1881. PA526/111.
Henry Glaisyer, Birmingham, debt-case, 1881. PA526/112/1.
Frederick Fuller, Rugby, debt-cases, 1881. PA526/80/2; PA526/114/2.
Homfray & Holberton, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire, debt-case, 1881. PA526/115/1.
Taylor, Simpson & Taylor, Derby, debt-case, 1881. PA526/116.
John Miller, Bristol, debt-case, 1881. PA526/118/1.
Dewes & Roberts, Nuneaton, debt-case, 1881. PA526/122/1.
John Lamb, Manchester, debt-case, 1881. PA526/125.
J.A.F. Elliott, Manchester debt-case, 1881. PA526/127/1.
Hughes & Masser, letter about succession-duty, 1884. PA526/140/6.
Funston & Hooper, London, dealt with Reader family affairs, 1886. PA526/177.
Samuel Vale was a member of a gambling club, 1837. PA534/2/1.
Henry Ludlow of Birmingham, 1855. PA540/1/19,20.
Robert Harvey Minster acted in sale of Wallis' Yard, Spon Street, 1855. PA540/1/20.
Oliver Minster was trustee for sale of Wallis' Yard, 1864. PA540/1/24.
Sylvester Richard Masser was involved with Coventry Movement Manufacturing Co. Ltd., 1912-20: PA540/1/34.V; PA540/11/4,7-13.
Arthur Seymour was involved with Day family lawsuit, 1886. PA540/2/1.
Beale, Morris & Beale acted for Northampton Brewery Co. Ltd., 1888. PA540/2/6.
Henry Dewes was trustee for a broker's purchase of a Spon Street messuage, 1845. PA540/3/3.
Hughes & Masser acted for Coventry Movement Manufacturing Co. Ltd., 1918. PA540/3/10.
Henry Lea wanted Lammas and Michaelmas lands enfranchised, 1844. PA551.
Walter Browett was involved with the Girls' Industrial School, later Newfield School, to 1936. PA556/1/3; PA556/3/1; PA556/13/5; PA556/21/15,16; PA556/23/1; PA556/26/3,5,6,8; PA556/27/3,6,10,11,13,15,17-19.
A.H. Jagger was a Newfield School trustee, 1929. PA556/14/1.
Browetts dealt with Newfield School, post 1936. PA556/21/23.
John Carter's and Richard Dewes' interest in Paradise land, 1838. PA560/17.
Thomas Dewes was trustee for a weaver's purchase of Foleshill properties, 1849. PA560/17.
J.O. Cash's concern about his family ribbon-manufacturing firm's restructuring, 1924. PA562/3.
Brooks, Marsh & Hargreave of Birmingham acted for Cash's, 1924-26. PA562/3/11-13; PA562/23/2; PA562/184/5,6,13.
W.J. Bagshaw of Twists, 1948. PA562/37/2.
John Haymes dealt with Cash's, 1918. PA562/69/2/8.
Thomas Ball Troughton had shares in the Coventry & Warwickshire Banking Co., mid nineteenth century: PA562/73.
Browetts dealt with Cash's from 1846. PA562/84/7.
Smith & Emmerson of Melbourne were involved with Cash's Australian factory, 1916. PA562/159/4.
L.B. Newling of Twists was involved with the Reform Club, 1956. PA573/1/12.
L.W. Jones was Reform Club secretary, floruit 1945-46. PA573/1/11,14; PA573/16; PA573/17; PA573/18; PA573/19; PA573/20/9,12; PA573/23/14.
Twists dealt with Blue Coat School trustees, 1883 - 1939. PA575/1/3; PA575/6/3-17,19,20,22,26,27,29-31,34,37-39,41,42,44,46,47,49,50,57,63; PA575/17/1.
Walter Browett was a Blue Coat School trustee, early twentieth century. PA575/2/8; PA575/9/6,8,9; PA575/12/9; PA575/14/4,5; PA575/40/7,21,2.
Hughes & Masser dealt with Blue Coat School trustees, 1929. PA575/5.
A.H. Jagger dealt with Blue Coat School trustees, 1937. PA575/6/32,33.
Browetts dealt with Blue Coat School trustees, 1909. PA575/7/1.
Thomas Cooksey & Sons dealt with Blue Coat School trustees, 1938. PA575/7/9.
Edward Humphrey Woodcock was a Sir Thomas White's Charity trustee, 1849-64. PA575/43; PA575/44; PA575/45/2; PA575/46/1.
Thomas Ball Troughton and Henry Lea had Victoria Colliery, 1834-54. PA575/46/1.
Sylvester Richard Masser leased Butts land, 1892-95. PA575/47.
L.B. Newling's involvement with the Coventry & County Club, 1959-61. PA578/6/2; PA578/42/1-5; PA578/47/5,13,27.
S.F. Snape & Co.'s dealings with the Coventry & County Club, 1936-70. PA578/6/6; PA578/12/20; PA578/42/26; PA578/47/3.
S.F. Snape was a member of the Coventry & County Club, 1933. 578/11/1.
W.H. Hibbs dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1965. PA578/11/3.
Charles James Band dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1909 - 1930s. PA578/12/5,30; PA578/41/1-3.
H.N. Gillitt dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1930-32. PA578/12/6,14-37 passim.
John Varley dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1932. PA578/12/33.
S.L. Penn dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1968-70. PA578/13/14-16,29 ; PA578/47/46,48,53.
Varley, Hibbs & Co. dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1963-67. PA578/42/8,15-17,19,25; PA578/47/49.
Twists dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1957-63. PA578/42/9-14,18,20-23; PA578/47/15,23,26,28-30.
R.A. Rotherham & Co. dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1965-69. PA578/42/24; PA578/47/54,55.
K.T. Oubridge dealt with the Coventry & County Club, 1969. PA578/47/55.
Hartley & Son of Colne, Lancashire dealt with the Folds family estate, 1878. PA583/6 et passim.
Thomas Hurlston Kirby was agent for Sir Thomas White's Charity trustees' purchase of land, 1878. PA583/38.
Pinsent & Co. of Birmingham, dealings with Alfred Herbert Ltd., 1916-48. PA586/9/3-5; PA586/10 passim; PA586/17/10,11; PA586/82/2,5-11,14,16,17.
Charles Martin, dealings with Alfred Herbert Ltd., 1928. PA586/81/1-4,8-13,15,18-22.
Sylvester Richard Masser's interest in Butts land, 1887-92. PA591/2.V.
George Cattell Greenway was a Saint Nicholas', Warwick churchwarden, 1831. PA592/6.
William Thackhall Browett was a Sir Thomas White's Charity trustee, 1898. PA593/2.
R.A. Rotherham & Co. dealt with Franklins, ribbon-manufacturers, 1919-20. PA597/1,3,4,9.
Richard Alexander Rotherham's involvement with Daimler, 1919-36. PA594/4/1/3/21; PA594/4/1/9-12; PA594/4/2/1-5; PA594/4/8/3/4; PA594/11/5/1; PA594/12/2/1/13,19-21; PA594/12/2/3/2; PA594/12/2/4/4.
T.J. Wilmot's involvement with parliametary reform, 1831-32. PA97/2.