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Whereby, having recited: firstly, that this deed's land is, with the manor and other Allesley, Warwickshire estates, vested in William James Farrer and Frederick Wilks Farrer (of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Middlesex, esqs. [lawyers]) under a 14 Mar 1868 indenture (wherein Francis Sarsh Neale the wife of Edward Vansitart Neale (of West Wickham, Kent, esq.) was of the first part, Oliver William Farrer and Henry Richard Farrer (esq.) of the second, Edward Vansittart Neale of the third, Edward Thornton (esq.) and Reverend Francis Vansitttart Thornton (clerk [in Holy Orders]) of the fourth, Spencer Henry Mackay (lieutenant in the 101st. Fusiliers) and Henry James Vansittart Neale (esq.) of the fifth and William James Farrer and Frederick Wilks Farrer of the sixth) were entrusted to William J. Farrer and Frederick W. Farrer for sale; and secondly, that William Farrer and Frederick Farrer had the deed's premises auctioned, whereupon William Aldrich Cotton (of Bedford, esq.) became the highest bidder for lots 22 & 23: therefore for £450 W. Farrer and F. Farrer convey to Francis Harries (of Cruckton Hall near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, esq.) and William Aldrich Cotton (a) four cottages with appurtenances at Pinketts Booth, Allesley parish, Warwickshire, on the north side of the Birmingham-Allesley turnpike, covering 2a. 3r. 3p., severally occupied by Joseph Bates, Joseph Beauchamp and Joseph Taylor; and (b) two plecks [small enclosures] at Pinketts Booth south of the turnpike, covering 1a. 0r. 30p., occupied by J. Bates - all once held by the late Reverend Edward Vansittart, now by Edward Vansittart Neale, shown in pink on a marginated plan and scheduled; Francis Harries and William A. Cotton covenant against dower.