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I As PA353/6.I but for a moiety of Grindles Close (3a. 1r. 18p.) occupied by William Masser.
II,III PA353/6/II,III.
IV PA353/6.V.
V PA353/6.VIII (dated 28 May 1886).
VI PA353/6/.IX (dated 28 Jan 1887).
VII PA353/6.XI.
VIII PA353/6.XIII.
IX As PA353/6.XVI but for Manor Farm, Exhall and Foleshill parishes (34a. 1r. 1p.), occupied by Mr. R. Hollick.
X 14 May 1904. Capel Coape was buried at Brompton Cemetery [,Middlesex].
XI 6 Dec 1904. Appointment of New Trustee, supplementary to I,V,VI,IX, whereby, having recited: firstly to thirdly, VII,VIII,X; fourthly, trust property as scheduled at 1:1; and fifthly, that Schedule 1:2 properties had been sold: therefore Henry Fraser James Coape Arnold appointed Cranfield Coe Henry Coape Arnold (of Armswell Cottage, Wolvey, Warwckshire, esq.) to act with George Mitchell Seabroke as a trustee.
Schedule - 1:1.1 Manor Farm, Exhall (now 78a. 3r. 35p.).
1:1:2 Irrelevant Essex land.
1:2 Four documents (1873-90).
2 Irrelevant Warwickshire property.
XII 24 Aug 1916. Mortgage whereby, having recited: firstly, I; and secondly, that Henry Fraser James Coape Arnold was entitled to life-assurance policies: therefore he charged to the Equity & Law Life Assurance Society (of 18, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London) scheduled premises for repayment of £7,500 at £5/5/-% per annum interest on 24 Jul [1916], also seventeen insurance policies, and covenanted to obtain the company's consent to alter anything vested in him under PA353/6.XIV.
Schedule - 1:1 Inter alia Grindles Close and the Sand Field, West Longford (3.490a.; occupied by John Frederick Cox).
1:2 Irrelevant property in Goldhanger and Little Totham parishes, Essex.
1:3 Irrelevant investments.
2:1,2 Charges.
3 Life assurance policies.
XIII 15 Aug 1917. Acknowledgement by Equity & Law Assurance Society for production of deeds, subject to XII which related to 2a. 1r. 6p. not covered by that mortgage.
XIV 1 Apr 1918. G.M. Seaboroke died and was buried at Ashton, Northamptonshire.
XV 6 Dec 1918. Appointment of New Trustee whereby, having recited: firstly to thirdly, J. Coape's, J.C. Coape's and G.M. Seabroke's deaths and burials; and fourthly, that the trust comprised scheduled property which was subject to charges: therefore H.F.J. Coape Arnold appointed Claude Seabroke (of Rugby, Warwickshire, solicitor and major) a trustee alongside C.C.H. Coape Arnold.
Schedule - 1:1 The Sand Field (3.490a., occupied by J.F. Cox).
1:2 Irrelevant Essex property.
1:3 Cash and consols.
2 As in XI.
XVI 18 Jun 1919. Further Charge whereby, having recited: firstly, that that deed was supplemental to XII; secondly, that the principal was still due; thirdly, that sale-moneys from land settled under I had been invested; fourthly, that Henry Francis James Coape Arnold (of Wolvey Hall, Hinckley, Warwickshire [sic], esq.) was entitled to the benefit from a further insurance policy; but fifthly, that he needed another £750: therefore, in consideration of the existing £7,500, he mortgaged to the Equity & Law Life Assurance Society (of 18, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London) one insurance policy for repayment of £750 at £6/10/-% per annum interest on 24 Jul [1919].
XVII 14 Dec 1921. Consent to XVIII granted by Equity & Law.
XVIII 25 Mar 1922. Conveyance whereby, having recited: firstly, I; secondly, III; thirdly, VII; fourthly, that Cranfield Coe Henry Coape Arnold (of Wolvey Farm, Warwickshire, esq.) and Claude Seabroke (of Rugby, Warwickshire, solicitor) were the current trustees; fifthly, that Equity & Law had consented to the sale; and sixthly, that Henry Francis James Coape Arnold (of Wolvey, esq.) had agreed to sell this deed's land for £600: therefore he conveyed to John Frederick Cox (of Belvedere Road,[ Earlsdon], Coventry, coal merchant) 3a. 0r. 27p, (occupied by the buyer) as per plan reproduced herewith; covenant to produce scheduled deeds.
Schedule: Part 1 - four deeds (1867 - 1919) retained by Henry Francis James Coape Arnold.
Part 2 - five deeds (1886 - 1918) retained by Cranfield Coe Henry Coape Arnold and Claude Seabroke.
XIX 6 Aug 1919. Release whereby, having recited: firstly, that on 16 Feb 1916 scheduled lands were charged with payment of £27/17/8 annually for twenty years to the Lands Improvement Co.; but secondly, that the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries is prepared to exempt such lands from the charge: therefore that is done.
Schedule: Manor Farm and Sand Field.
XX 4 Mar 1919. Release whereby, having recited: firstly, that on 31 Dec 1915 the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries ordered that scheduled lands be charged for twenty years from 25 Mar 1915 with the repayment of £8/18/8 a year; secondly, that by the same order the Board charged the inheritance of scheduled lands with £20/14/8 annually to the Lands Improvement Co. (of 1, Great George Street, Westminster[, Middlesex]) for proportionate repayment of a £383 capital sum plus interest; thirdly, two 24 Feb 1916 deeds poll whereby the Lands Improvement Co. assigned to Alliance Assurance Ltd. (of 1, Bartholomew Lane, London) by way of mortgage the improvement-loan charge created by the order; fourthly, that on 11 Jul 1919 the Board ordered that first-scheduled lands be released from the charges; fifthly, that Henry Francis James Coape Arnold (of Wolvey Hall, Warwickshire, esq.) had agreed with the Lands Improvement Co. to redeem the loan-charge for £108/3/1 and £403/4/6; and sixthly, that it had been agreed that the Alliance Assurance Co. should receive such sums in part discharge of the deeds' poll money: therefore, in consideration of those sums, both companies released to Henry Francis James Coape Arnold the loan-charges.
Schedules: 1 Parts of Manor Farm and Sand Field.
2 The other parts of Manor Farm and Sand Field.
XXI 2 May 1928. Mortgage by Demise for 4,000 Years whereby John Frederick Cox (of "Elm Villa", Belvedere Road[, Earlsdon], Coventry, coal merchant) charged to the Midland Bank Ltd scheduled hereditaments.
Schedule: "Elm Villa".
A close at Foleshill leased on 23 Jun 1915 by Henry Francis James Coape Arnold to John Frederick Cox, to whom he conveyed it on 25 Mar 1928.
XXII 2 Jan 1929. Conveyance whereby, having recited: firstly, XXI; secondly, that that deed contained a power of sale; and thirdly, that over £171 was owed upon that mortgage: therefore for £175 the Midland Bank Ltd. (of 5, Threadneedle Street, London E.C.1) sold to Edward Arthur Smith (of 5, Canal Road[, Edgwick], Coventry, builder) 850 square yards (having a 51-foot frontage to Woodshires Road, Longford, Warwickshire and a depth of 150 feet), bounded south-east and south-west by the bank's property, north-west by John Fennell's and north-east by Woodshires Road, as per plan reproduced herewith; Edward Arthur Smith covenanted to erect a fence as per plan, only raise buildings approved of by the bank (whose permission would be needed to trade there) and not to dig there sand or gravel beyond what was necessary to erect a building on the site; he would enjoy no right of light, whereas the bank was at liberty to dispose of the rest of its estate there but did covenant to produce XVIII.