between 
	Henry James Westfield of Tewkesbury, joiner and Mary Kate Westfield
	and Amelia Josephine Davis, spinster of the first part 
the said Mary Kate Westfield and Amelia Josephine Davis and Ellen Jane Davis of the city of
	Worcester spinster and Clara Jones (the wife of Alfred Jones youman carpenter of Tewkesbury)
	of the second part
Thomas Collins of Tewkesbury builder and contractor of the third part
and the said Amelia Josephine Davis of the fourth part
WHEREAS Eliza Davis late of Tewkesbury aforesaid 
widow duly made her Will dated the 28th April 
last and thereby after appointing her daughters the said Mary 
Kate Westfield and Amelia Josephine Davis executors and trustees 
thereof and make various precuniary and specific bequests the
said testatrix devised and bequeathed all the residue of her property 
both real and personal (including the said testatrix's moiety of the
hereditaments herafter described) to her said trustees Upon trust to
sell and convert into money the same or such part thereas should
not consist of money and to stand possessed of the net proceeds of
such sale and conversion in trust for her four Daughters the said
parties hereto of the second part in equal shares for their own absolute
use and benefit But the said testatrix declared that her said trustees
should not in the lifetime of the said Amelia Josephine Davis sell
her real Esatet or any part thereof until the same should have
been offered in writing to the said Amelia Josephine Davis at a piece
to be fixed by a valuation to be made in the usual way AND 
WHEREAS the said testatrix died on the 28th day of 
October last without having revoked or altered her said Will which
was on the 25th day of November last duly proved at Gloucester
by both the Executors therein named AND WHEREAS the said
parties hereto of the first part have with the consent and approval
of the said parties hereto of the second part (who are all of full age)
agreed with the said Amelia Josephine Davis of the sale to her of
the said testarix's moiety of the hereditaments herafter described
for the sum of One hundred and fifty seven pounds without any
such valuations aforesaid NOW this indenture WITNESSED 
that in consideration of the sum of One hundred and Fifty 
seven pounds to the said trustees now paid by the said Amelia 
Josephine Davis with the consent of the said Henry James Westfield
(the receipt whereof the said trustees hereby acknowledge) the said
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parties hereto of the first part As trustees and with the consent
and approval of the said parties hereto of the second part DO and
each of them DOTH by this Deed duly acknowledged by the said 
Mary Kate Westfield persuant to the statute in that behalf convey
unto the said Thomas Collins first ALL that the one undivided
mmoiety of the said Eliza Davis deceased of and in ALL that front
mmessuage or tenement situate in Church Street Tewkesbury aforesaid
now in the occupation of William Meadows and also of and in
ALL those two cottages or tenements situate in an Alley or Passage
called Turners Court leading from Church Street aforesaid to St.
Mary's street formerly the property of Nathanial Chandler [?]
deceased and used by him as a Warehouse) late in the respective
occupations of Ernest Mmeadows and Albert George Woodhall but now of
the said Earnest Meadows and Albert G[?]reen together with the
appurtenances belonging to all the said premises and in particular
the free use of the said Alley or Passage called Turners Court and
of the Well Pump and Privies therein in common with the owners
and occupiers of the other premises in the said Alley having the
right to use the same and subject to the payment of a proportionate
part of the expense of keeping the same in good order and repair
AND all which premises were by an indenture dated the
25th day of April 1898
and made between Elizabeth Ann Edwards of the one part
and the said Elize Davis (deceased) and Amelia Josephine Davis
of the other part conveyed unto and to the use of the said Eliza Davis
(deceased) and Amelia Josephine Davis as tenants in common in fee
simple AND SECONDLY ALL that the undivided moiety of 
the said Eliza Davis deeceased of and in ALL that Cottage or
tenement situate in Turners Alley [??] aforesaid late iun the
occupation of Ernest James but now of JJames Halling as tenant
thereof AND ALSO of and in ALL that poece or parcel of garden
ground adjoining thereto from East to West nine feet and in depth
from North to South eighteen feet or thereabouts which said cottage
or tenement and garden are bounded on the North side by Turner's
Alley or Court aforesaid on the South side by a garden and premise
the property of William North on the East side by two privies and
a passage the thereto dividing the said garden from a messuage and
premises the property of the said Thomas Collins and on the West by
St. Mary's Street aforesaid AND also the free use and 
enjoyment of the said Alley or Court and of the Well Pump and
Privies therein in common with the owners and occupiers of other
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property in the said Alley or Court formerly the property of William
Hawklet but now of ___________________ paying a proprtionale
part of the expense of keeping the same in good order and repair
And all which said premises secondly aboove described were by
an indenture dated the 5th day of July 1898
and made between Jane Romney of the 
one part and the said Eliza Davis (deceased) and Amelia
Josephine Davis of the other part conveyed unto and to the use of
the said Eliza Davis (deceased) and Amelia Josephine Davis as
tenants in common in fee simple TO HOLD all the said premises
hereinbefore expressed to be hereby conveyed UNTO the said Thomas
Collins his heirs and assigns to the use of the said Amelia 
Josephine Davis in fee simple IN WITNESS whereof the said
parties to these presents have hereunto se their hands and seals the
day and year first before written off