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RIMMINGTQN OF GATEFORTH COLLECTION
N□ TE ; t is a detailed account of the descent of the R i igton family in THE GENEALOGIST new > se ri e s 0 (1920) p p , 9 2-105,
CONTENTS
DEEDS t SETTLEMENTS t ETC,
South Duffield and Bowthorpe 1 - 3 Woodhall, Hagthorpe and Brackenholme 4-10 Hambleton 11 - '19 Pontefract 20 - 21
FAMILY PAPER:
William Rimmington of Brackenholme (1765-1813) 22 William Henry Rimmington of Brackenholme (1805-1347) 23 William Rimmington of Gateforth and Ingmanthorpe (1789-1870) 24 - 39 Felix Marsh Rimmington of Bradford (1818-1897) 40 - 55 Rimmington family, various 56 - 66 Lincolnshire papers 67 - 75 $ # 5 $ DO 2 1 2
D E E D S , SETTLEMENTS, ETC.
SOUTH DUFF I ELD AND BOWTHORPE
/ 1. 27 May 1643 Grant of property in SOUTH DUFFIELD Nicholas Lindley / Samuel Lindley (Numbered 1)
/ 2. 20 July 1660 Grant of property in BOWTHQRPE and MENTHORPE with BOWTHQRPE Michael Bar stow / John Pal in (Numbered 2)
/ 3. 6 April 1663 Grant of property in SOUTH DUFFIELD Guy Lindley and Samuel Lindley / John Palin (Numbered 3)
WOODHALL, HAQTHORPE AND BRACKENHQLME
/4-5. 16-17 Sept, 1700 Lease and release re. property in WQODHALL, HAGTHORPE and BRACKENHGLME p.HEMINGBROUGH on the marriage of William Bray and Ann Horne Ann Bray and William Bray / William Richardson and Robert Allen
J 6-7. 13 Nov. 1732 Marriage settlement of William Rimmington and Rosamond Bray William Rimmington with William Richardspon and Joseph Butler (2 copies)
/ 8-9. 12-13 March 1788 Lease and release re. property in WOODHALL and BRACKENHOLME (partition of property) The late Joseph Butler's trustees and William Rimmington
/ 10. 13 April 1824 Confirmation and quitclaim re. premises as in 8-9. Henry Bland et al / William Rimmington 002 1 2
HAMBLETON
v/ll. [27 April 16321 Copy bond in ,£500 for fulfilment af covenants William Farmer of Harableton / William Cooke et al
/l2. 5 May 1726 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re. surrender (made 2 Dec. '1725) of copyhold property James and Mary Naylor / Bartholomew Middleton
/l3. 15 May 1730 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re. admittance of William Knowles to the copyhold property of William Knowles, deceased
/14. 24 Oct. 1730 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re. surrender of and admittance to copyhold property Elizabeth Barker / Edward Nixon
/ 15. 21 Oct. 1741 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re. admittance of Edward Southwell to the copyhold property of Reginald Miller Norcliffe, deceased.
A e . 25 Sept. 1747 Lease for 1 year re. property in HAMBLETON Edward Southwell and Jane Norcliffe / William Rimmington
/17. 4 May 1748 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re. surrender of and admittance to copyhold property Edward Southwell and Jane Norcliffe / William Rimmington
/18. 5 Oct, 1775 Deed of covenant re copyhold property in the manor of HAMBLETON Edward Nixon and William Rimmington
,/l9. 24 Oct. 1775 Manor of HAMBLETON: extract re surrender (made 5 Oct. 1775) and admittance to copyhold property Edward Nixon / William Riramington DD2 1 2
PONTEFRACT
/20. 26 Aug. 1729 Lease for 1 year re property in PONTEFRACT (Salter Row) William Crowle and George Crcwle / John Kelham
/ 21. 15 Feb. 1782 Duchy of Lancaster: grant to William Rimmington of rent from property in PONTEFRACT (Church Lane) y'.rw Scr- L
William R i rr* m ington of Brackenholme C 1 765-1 313)
/22. 1 July 1826 Assignment of share of money under the will of William. Rinmington, late of Gateforth, gent. Henry Riinmington / William Rimmington
William Henry Rimmington of Brackenholme (1805-1847)
J 23. 19 Aug. 1347 Solicitor's account far administration of William H Rimmington, deceased.
William Rimmington of Gateforth and Ingmanthorpe (1789-1870)
24. 12 Jan. 1854 Lease from year to year re property in KIRK DEIGHTON Andrew Montague / William Rimmington DD2 1 2
/ 25. 13 March 1854 Bond in £600 for payment of £300 and interest William Rimmington, senior et al / George Richardson
^/26. 26 Jan. 1858 Bond in £200 for payment of £100 and interest William Rimmington and James Rimmington / George Richardson
y 27. 22 March 1865 Bond in £985 to secure payment of £492 10s William Rimmington senior et al / James Rimmington
^ 28. 21 Aug. 1866 Valuation of stock, crops, etc. at the farm at INGMANTHQRPE */29. 13 Sept.. 1866 Memorandum by William Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe House re his relinquishment of his farm and furniture, etc. to his children /30, 15 Sept. 1866 Agreement by William Rimmington to relinquish tenancy of farm at IF3MAFIHORPE in favour of his son Henry. Other conditions specified 31. 15 Sept. 1866 Note by William Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe House, t. KIRK DEIGHTQN re provision for Edward [Rimmington] after his death 32. 15 Sept. 1866 Bond in £1790 for payment of £895 and interest Henry Rimmington / William Rimmington 33. 4 Feb. 1870 Probate of will of William Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe House Will dated 11 Sept. 1866 v 34. 1 Aug. 1867 Letter from M L Haigh to F M Rimmington re a debt mentioned in William Rimmington's will J 35. 15 July 1870 Letter from Yorkshire Banking Co. to F M Rimmington and others, executors of William Rimmington, re credit on their account J 36. 8 Oct. 1870 Agreement re payment on Henry Riramington's bond for £895 (see /32 above) George Rimmington et al and executors of William Rimmington X o i /? DD2 1 2 & 37-38 n. d. Notes re financial position of the estate of William Rimmington at his death on 4 Feb. 1870 pic 39. n, d. Rough note of funeral expenses Cof William Rimmington] Felix Marsh Rimmingt-on of Bradford (1818-1 897) ) /40. 7 April (1871 (?) ( Letter from S Rimmington 'affectionate sister' to Felix M Rinrmington re money vAl. 4 May 1871 Residuary account (duplicate) of personal estate and monies arising out of the J real estate of William Rimmington, deceased >/42. 20 Oct. 1871 Letter from H Rimmington at Ingmanthorpe to 'Dear Brother' re a cheque 7 43. 6 Aug. 1839 Letter in verse from William Tirndall (?) in London to George A Elgey of Bradford V 44. 19 Aug. 1839 Letter in verse from William Tirndall (?) to 'George' EG A Elgey] v 45. 1861, 1863 Bradford Cemetery Co. certificates of rights to vault in Undercliffe cemetery BRADFORD (Felix Marsh Rimmington and George Allison Elgey) v 46. 27 Aug. 1868 j Will of George Atkinson Elgey of BRADFORD, yarn merchant NOTE: G A Elgey was brother of Elizabeth, wife of Felix March Rimmington i >/ 47. n, d. Part of a letter to 'My dear Lizzy' from 'Yours affectionately, Felix) \J 48. n. d. Letter to 'My dear Elizabeth' from 'Your most sincere and affectionate Tormentor, Felix' / 49. n. d. Letter from Lizzie Rimmington at Ingmanthorpe House to her brother re family matters Z 01 $ DD2 1 2 / >/50. 5 March 1377 Letter (unsigned) to 'Henry' re .£80 and interest y 51. 1 Sept. 1879 Settlement on the marriage of George Rimmington, pharmaceutical chemist [2nd son of Felix M Rimming ton] and Harriet Mary Anderton, spinster, both of' Bradford, containing list of contents of house at 15 Park View Terrace, MAMINGHAAM, property of George Riimnington. Release and agreement re above settlement Nov. 1921 J 52. 12 Nov. 1883 Solicitor's account to F M Rimmington re Rimmington, deceased, etc. y 53. 28 Jan. 1891 Solicitor's letter to F M Rimmington re, cottages in IDLE (Croft Street) >/54. 5 May 1892 Will of Felix Marsh Rimmington of Bradford [defaced] ^ 55. 11 Feb 1895 Codicil to will of F M Rimmington re his share in the chenist's business at 9 Bridge Street and 204 Manningham Lane, BRADFORD with draft or copy of a will dated 1 Feb. 1897 RIMfilNGTON FAMILY, VARIOUS 56. 1902 Papers re lease for 3 years of house at 210 Manningham Lane BRADFORD by George Rinnnington to Dr E (?) Donston /57. 1892-1914 Financial papers of the Rimmington family , (3 items) /58. 1895-1897 Papers re financial affairs of Henry Rimraington (10 items) 59-60. 1903-1904 and n.d. Various accounts, receipts, etc. for sundries (5 items) J 61. 1905-1919 Financial papers of the Rimmington family Includes receipt for deeds re mortgage on 12 cottages at 25-47 Oakwood Street, MAMIIGHAM 1919 (6 items) DD2 1 2 62-66. 1917-c.1926 Various papers, mainly financial, of the Rimmington family LINCOLNSHIRE PAPERS J 67. 5 May 1838 Particulars and conditions of sale of an estate at EPWORTH [Lincolnshire] with agreement for purchase John Stovin Voodruffe and Hannah, his wife, with George Uicholson and William Rimmington v 68. [4 July 1850] Copy will of John Girdham of Epworth, gent. Codicils 1856, 1857 Proved 4 March '1858 J 69. 10 llov. 1870 Letter from Haigh & Son, Selby, to F M Rimmington re will of Mr Girdham ^ 70. 8 Jan. 1872 Copy correspondence between lawyers re will of Mr Girdham J 71. 10 Aug. 1876 Particulars of sale (annotated) re estate in BELTQH, EPWORTH and HAXEY [all Lincolnshire] addressed to F M Rimmington 72-74. Aug. 1877 Letters from Collinson, Littlewood and Parkin, Epworth, re sale of land, etc. / 75. 18 Oct. 1883 Account showing final division of proceeds of sale of property of John Girdham, deceased DD 212. Page 1 DP 212 j 11* 27th April, 8th Charles (1632). COPY — Part cut away. BOND» William Farmer of Hambleton Esq, bound to William Cooke, Richard Willson, George Weston, Robert Bew, Robert Lund and J o h n Willson of Hambleton, Yeomen, in £500. To keep covenants in pair of indentures of same date between same parties. I. (No. 1). 27th Hay, 19th Chas, 1643. Nicholas Lindley, Deed of Gift to Samuel Lindley his son. I Nicholas Lyndley of Farreley (Farnley), Gent, in consideration That Samuell Lyndley, my youngest Son, his heirs etc. shall paie all my debts etc. etc...and for natural love and affection I have towards him etc. etc...and for corroborating my last will.....have given and confirm to him...close, or closes, "The Eastwoods", 40 acres in South Duffield, now or late in tenure Wm. Easingwould - position given - and etc. etc....for ever. Holden of the Cheife Lord or Lords of the Fee by rent and services. Edward Bray, of Wood Hall, Yeo. appointed attorney to enter into the closes and take possession "and expel all others whatsoever"....to deliver possession etc. to Samuell Lyndley. 2.. (No. 2). 20th July, 12th Chas 2nd, 1660. Bet. Michael Barstow, Cittye of Yke. Mercer, 1st; John Palin of the same, Grocer, Other. WHEREAS Wm. Master of Kingston upon Hull, Merchant; Mathew Topham, late of the same, Merchant, since Dec; John Wiltshire late of Holmes, South Duffield, Gent and ffaith his wife, by their Deed of 2nd May, 1656 between them (of the first party) and Michael Barstow,(other Party) granted all that Mannor, Lordshipp, Cappitall Messuage or Tenament "The Holmes", within territories of S. Duffield, and parcels of ground "Bogspring" and "Westwood" and certain meadow ground containing 7-^A within the Ings at S. Duffield* and all other Messuages, Houses, etc. to Holmes belonging.....and one yearly rent of 5/- payable out of Beauchamps Farme (afterwards West Farme) late in tenure Sir Wm. Hildyard, Kt. Dec. Other yearly rent of 5/- out of Richalls Farme. One other yearly rent of 3/9d payable out of Anne Wilson*s Farme, late in tenure of one Chapman, and all other etc. etc. (of 1st party) in S. Duffield...... Much history, and further properties enumerated..... THIS INDENTURE, further witnesseth that Michael Barstow, in cons of 5/- from John Palin...... full moiety or half part of the said premises to John Palin, according to the Trust in Michael Barstow reposed, and for diverse other good causes, hath granted for ever....All that said Messuage or Tenament or dwelling house called Bowthropp, and all that other Messuage or cottage or D.H. in Bowthropp formerly in tenure Richard Robindon, and all and every the closes, lands, grounds etc. etc Also annual rent of 3/9d formerly payable and issuing out of part of the said premises to the said Manor of Holmes etc. etc. Many more details. / 3 . (No. 3). 6th Aprill, 15th Chas. 2nd, 1663. Bet. Guy Lindley of Otley, Tanner and Samuell Lindley of Farnley, Par. Otley, Yeoman, 1st. John Palin, City of Yk. Grocer, Other. WHEREAS Nickolas Lindley of Farneley, Gent, Dec. by Bargain and Sale 27th May, 19th Chas 1st, 1643 confirmed to Samuell Lindley, party to these presents, Youngest son of Nickolas Lindley, for ever, close or closes of land, "The Eastwoode" DO 212 Page 2 3.(cont*d): 40A land and pasture with appurts. at S* Duffield — position given - Holden of the Chiefe Lord or Lords of the Fee by rents and services etc* THIS INDENTURE.••.Guy Lindley and Samuell Lindley, his younger brother, in cons* £62 from John Palin.*...MUCH MORE 16th Sept* 12th William 3rd, 1700. Bet. Ann Bray of Brackenholme, widdow, Wm. Bray of the same, her son, Yeo. 1st; William Richardson of Long Cliff and Robert Allen of Harlthrope (Hartlethorpe), Yeo. Other. Cons 5/-. All that their parcel of ground with a Cottage thereupon builded "Robinson Shaw", als "Woodall Ridding" in Woodall, now in several closes divided, containing 5A, with apts. etc - P.G. - now in tenure Wm. Blanshard* Also Bank Close, 5A. and apts. in Lordship Haggthorpe and Brackenholme, now in tenure Ann Bray, together with etc. etc. Term 1 year. Peppercorn rent* Uses to Possession (see No* 6 below) S m 17th Sept* 12th William 3rd, 1789* Bet* Ann Bray of Brackenholm, widdow and Wm* Bray of the same, her son, Yeo* 1st; Wm* Richardson of Long Cliff, Yeo and Rbt* Allan of Harltrope (Hartlethorpe), Yeo. Other. WHEREAS a marriage already concluded and agreed shortly to be had bet. Wm* Bray and Ann Horne, daughter of Mathew Horne of Foggarthrope, Yeo in consideration whereof...... Property as in No* if (above)*..For Ever.... to William Richardson and Robert Allan on Trust. Conditions given. MANOR OF HAMBLETON. Court etc of Robert Shafto, held 5th May, 1726 before Wm. Fleming, Gent, Steward. On 2nd Dec 1725 Jacob Naylor of Bishop Dykehall, Yeo. and Maria his wife (she having been separately examined) surrendered 5 closes meadow or pasture, 5A "be Greggors", and 14A arable in various fields in Hambleton, in possession Robert Bracebridge, to the use of Bartholomew Middleton of Lenerton* 20* 26th August, 3rd George 2nd, 1729* Bet. Wm. Crowle, Kingston upon Hull, Esq and George Crowle of the same, Esq, his son and heir apparent 1st• John Kolham of Pontefract, Gent, Other. Cons 5/-. Two messuages, Tenements or D.H*s wherein Joseph Smith and Joseph Asquith now dwell, in Pontefract, "Salter Row" - P*G* together with all houses, laythes, barnes, stables etc* etc* Term 1 year* Peppercorn Rent* Uses to Possession 13* MANOR OF HAMBLETON. Court etc. of John Shafto, held 15th May, 1730 before Wm* Fleming, Gent, Steward. William Knowles, late of Hambleton, died. William Knowles, his son, was admitted tenant of 1 Messuage, Toft or Tenament in Hambleton and 4 closes land, meadow or pasture 8A, and 8A arable in various places in Hambleton. 1/^* MANOR OF HAMBLETON* Court etc of John Shafto, held 24th October, 1730 before Wm. Fleming the Younger, Gent, Steward It was presented that Elizabeth Barker of Newsam (Newsham) without the Court hath surrendered into the hands of the Lord, all her right, title etc. etc. in Old Lane Close, 5A to use of Edward Nixon of Howden. For Ever* Eduard admitted by Copy of Court Roll* Fyne paid £2. 5. 0 18th November, 6th George 2nd, 1732. TOP LEFT CORNER CUT AWAY* Articles of Agreement made, Concluded and Agreed upon. Bet Wm. Rimmington of Gateforth, Butcher, 1st; William Richardson of Wressle, Gent and Joseph Butler of Bowthorpe, Yeo. Other. WHEREAS marriage intended bet. Wm. Rimmington and Rosamond Bray (one DD 212 Page 3 (st (cont*d)s of the daughters in Law of the said Urn* Richardson) and in consideration of a competent fortune in Lands and Money...... and WHEREAS Wm. Rimmington will, within 12 months next after the marriage pay to Wm. Richardson and Joseph Butler £600 to be laid out with the approbriation of Wm. Rimmington in purchase of lands and tenaments of Inheritance in Fee Simple etc. to be settled to the use of Wm. Rimmington during the Term of his natural life, after his decease to the use of Rosamond for the Term of her natural life for her Jointure in lieu of Dower...and after the decease of the survivor of them, to the heirs of their bodies.....For Ever. Instructions and conditions re outlay of money and use. (See aleo No* *7) Seal and signature "Wm. Rimmington" Top left corner cut away 7 : 18th November, 6th Geo. 2nd, 1732. TOP LEFT CORNER CUT AWAY Marriage settlement, Wm. Rimmington and Rosamond Bray- Duplicate of No. 6. EXCEPT: Seals and signatures "Will. Richardson and Joseph Butler". 15. MANOR OF HAMBLETON. Court etc. of John Shafto Esq. held 21st Octobefc, 1741 before Wm. Fleming the Younger, Gent, Steward. It is Presented...... sometime before this Court Reginald Miller Norcliffe, E8q., an infant, who was one of the Customary tenants of the Manor was dead. He died aized of 4A arable. It is also found that Edward Southwell Esq, who was son and heir of Edward Southwell Esq by ffrances, sister of Wm. Norcliffe Esq, whose son the said Reginald Miller Norcliffe was, is the next heir of the same Customary Tenaments...... Possession granted to Edward Southwell, the son. For Ever. By Copy of Court Roll, according to the custom of the Manor etc. Entry fyne paid £1. 1. 0* (Account of charges on outside of document) 1<* 25th September, 21st Geo. 2nd. 1747. Bet. Edward Southwell of Wisbech, Co. Cambridge Esq and Jane Norcliffe of Loxley, Co. Warwick, widow and relict and devisee of Wm. Norcliffe, late of the Inner Temple, Esq Dec. 1st* Wm. Rimmington of Gateforth, Parish Brayton, Butcher, Other* Cons 5/-. All that their Messuage or Cottage, Garth, Croft, Lands, Tenaments and Heriditaments whatsoever of the nature of freehold in Hambleton Co. York or otherwise, now in tenure Richard Clark, together with etc. etc. Term 1 year. Peppercorn Rent. Uses to Possession 17. MANOR OF HAMBLETON. Court etc. of William Wynne Esq and Dorothy his wife and Lady of the said Mannor, held 4th May, 1748 before Richard Shilleto, Gent., Steward. Lancelot Bew of Hambleton, Yeo on 5th January, 1747 by virtue of letter of Attorney to him and John Smith Directed, dated 26th Sept. 1747 and made by Edward Southwell of Wisbeck, Co. Cambridge, Esq and Jane Norcliff of Loxley Co. Warwick, widow and relict and Devisee of Wm. Norcliff late of the Inner Temple, Esq. Dec.....the tenor in the words following.... "We, Edward Southwell...... and Jane Norcliffe.....Authorise John Smith and Lancelot Bew, customary tenants of the Mannor of Hambleton, Yeomen, our lawful Attorny/ies to surrender into the hands of the Lord and Lady of the said Manor.....all and every our Copyhold Lands, Tenaments and Heriditaments, being 4A within the territories of Hambleton, or eleswhere in the Manor, now in tenure Richard Clark...... to the use of Wm. Rimmington of Gateforth, Butcher* For Ever* MORE* Entry Fine £1* 5* 0 1S. 5th Oct* 1775* Deed of Covenant from Mr* Edward Nixon and Mr* Wm. Rimmington upon surrendering a Copyhold Close within the Manor of Hambleton. DO 212 Page 4 &?*"3 J 1$ (cont*d) WHEREAS Eduard Nixon hath this day surrendered Copyhold Close of Meadow or Pasture in Hambleton "Old Lane Close" 5A now in tenure Widow Bolton, together with etc* etc* to use of him* Rimmington, for ever*•••••in cons whereof Wm. Rimmington hath agreed to pay to Edward Nixon £132*10« 0 for the purchase money of the said close and for the Trees growing in the Hedge Rows thereof* THIS INDENTURE In cons of the said sum of £132*10* O...,,,notes re rights and assurances* Receipt for £132*10* 0 on reverse* / Hfu MANOR OF HAMBLETON Court etc. of Peter Birt Esq, Lord of the Manor. Tuesday 24th October, 1775 before John Stagg, Gent, Steward* It is Presented thet Edward Nixon of Howden, Gent, on 5th Oct Inst surrendered into the hands of the Lord of the said Manor, Copyhold close of meadow or pasture in Hambleton "Old Lane Close", 5A then in tenure Widow Bolton, with apts* To the use of Wm. Rimmington of Pontefract, Gent* Entry Fine £5 /4L1. 15th Feb, 22nd George 3rd, 1782* v Know Ye that life, in Cons £1*10*0* paid into the hand of the Receiver General of the Revenues of Duchy of Lancaster, and by and with the advice and consent of our Chancellor and Council of our eaid Duchy, do by these presents Sell unto him* Rimmington of Pontefract, Gent, all that Rent of One Shilling per Annum issueing and payable out of certain Tenaments and Lands of the said Wm. Rimmington in or near Church Lane, Pontefract, now or late paid by him the said Urn* Rimmington.•••for ever* MASTERMAN* Inrolled in the Court of the Duchy Chamber at Lancaster, 16th d^y February, 1782. T (?) RUSSELL. VERY LARGE SEAL. On reverse of documents Receipt for £1.10, 0 from Wm. Rimmington J «• 12th March, 28th Geo 3rd, 1788. Bet Edward Wolley, City of York, Gent; John Green of Grisby Park, Par, Darrington, Gent; John Foakes of Grays Inn, Co, Middlesex, Gent; Elizabeth Butler, City of York, Widow; lilm. Rimmington of Pontefract, Gent, 1st. John Hepworth of Pontefract, Other* First party, in cons 5/- to each of them from Other party.....3 several closes, arable, meadow or pasture, now called "Battle Riddings" in Aughton, and 2 closes, heretofore in one "Twenty Acres" in Latham, adjoining Battle Riddings, together 40A 3 roods, heretofore in tenure Robert Allen and now of Gideon Burton. And Cottage or Tenament and 4 CArths or closes adjoining, together 8A in Woodhall, Par. Hemingbrough, in tenure Urn. Craton. Also Bank Close, 6A in Brackenholme, now in tenure Mr. Wm. Richardson, all which heretofore estate and inheritance of Ann and Rosamond Bray, daughters of Wm. Bray, formerly of Brackenholme, Yeo# Dec##,,,of which Ann Bray intermarried with Joseph Butler, Dec. and which was by him mother of Joseph Butler, Gent, Dec. who was her only son and heir at law*•••••and which said Rosamond Bray intermarried with Wm* Rimmington, Dec. and was by him mother of the said Wm* Rimmington, party hereto, who was her oldest son and heir at law.••.together with etc* etc* Term 1 year. Peppercorn Rent. Uses to Possession. See No ^ following yf Q * 13th March, 1788. The late Mr* Butler’s Trustees and Mr. Wm. Rimmington. Partition Deed. Bet. Edward Wolley, City of York, Gent; John Green of Gridling Park, Par. Darrington, Gent, and John Foakes of Gray*s Inn, Middlesex, Gent. 1st. Elizabeth Butler, City of York, widow, 2nd; Wm. Rimmington of Pontefract, 3rd; John Hepworth of Pontefract, Gent, 4th. WHEREAS 00 212 Page 5 (cont*d) Edward Woolley, John Green and John Foakes, Devisees in Fee of the Real Estates of Joseph Butler, late of Bowthorpe, Gent, and by virtue of the Will seized of one undivided moiety of lands, tenements and heriditaments hereinafter mentioned...... and Urn* Rimmington is now seized of the other undivided moiety...... For their more beneficial occupation and enjoyment....in severalty*•..•arrangements for partition and division* THIS INDENTURE, in pursuance of the agreement and in cons of 10/- (ref* to Bargain and Sale for 1 year made day before — Uses to Possession)*••,3 closes, "Battle Riddings in Aughton in East Riding of York and two closes theretofore 1 close "Twenty Acres" in Latham, all which, together, contain 40A 3 roods, heretofore in tenure Robert Allen, now of Gideon Burton* Also Cottage or Tenament and 4 Garths or closes thereunto belonging, together 8A in Woodhall, Par* Hemingbrough, now in tenure Ulm* Graton AND Bank Close 6A in Brackenholme, now in tenure Wm. Richardson* All which heretofore were the estate and inheritance of Ann and Rosamond Bray, Daughters of Ulm* Bray (relationships given as in No* 6 ) Statement re division of property follows* 10* 13th April, 1824* Bet. Henry Bland, City of York, Esq, Sole Ex* in will of Elizabeth Butler, late of City of York, widow; Mary Butler of the same, spinster; Thomas Butler of Barber Wood, Esq. in his own right, and also as ex. of the Will of Robert Butler, late of City of London, Land Surveyor, Dec; William Butler of Knottingley, Limeburner; Richard Ellingworth, City of York, Schoolmaster, and Catherine his wife; William Ellis, City of York, Administrator of Goods and Chattels of Edward Butler, late of City of London, Merchant, Dec. and Ann Elizabeth his wife. Which nary Butler, Thomas Butler, William Butler, Catherine Ellingworth, Edward Butler and Ann Elizabeth Ellis, residuary legatees in Will of Robert Butler, Dec. AND WHICH Mary Butler, Thomas Butler, William Butler, Catherine Ellingworth, Edward Butler, Robert Butler Dec (NOTE: the name of Ann Elizabeth Ellis does not appear here), were the younger children and intitled under the will of Joseph Butler (formerly of Bowthorpe, but last of City of York) Gent. Dec. to two- thirds of the Real and Personal estate of Joseph Butler. Dec. 1st. Wm. Rimmington of Gateforth, Farmer Other*...... 2 large pages of history.. THIS INDENTURE.••.for the purposes aforesaid (given in the history) Henry Bland, Mary Butler, Thomas Butler, Wm. Butler, Richard Ellingworth and Catherine his wife, Wm. Ellis and Ann Elizabeth his wife, confirm the indentures of 12 & 13 march 1788, and remise to Wm. Rimmington Cottage or Tenament and 4 Garths or closes thereto belonging, 8A in Woodhall, Par. Hemingbro* - P.G. — Also close of ground "The Bank Close" 6A in Brackenholme, par. Remington - P.G* - all now in tenure Wm. Leake and Wm* Jubb, together with etc. etc. For ever. Outside: "Title Deeds and Writings relating to property at Woodhall sold to nr. I. Tomlinson, and land at Brackenholme sold to nr. Briggs by me, and I have in their Conveyances Covenanted to produce these Deeds when called on by either Party". 22* 1st July, 1826. Mr. Henry Rimmington to Hr. William Rimmington, Assignment of distribution of share money of which the said Henry Rimmington is entitled under the will of his late father, Dec., to indemnify the said Wm. Rimmington against payment of promissory Note and interest. Bet. Hy. Rimmington of Brackenholme, Par. Staningbrough, Farmer, 1st; Wm. Rimmington of Gateforth, Par. Brayton, Farmer, Other. Ref. to Will of Wm. Rimmington, late of Garforth, Gent, who by his will 23 Nay 1812 left his Real and Personal Estate to friends, John Atkinson of Austhrop, Gent and Thos. Husgrave of Foggathorpe, Gent, and his wife Ann upon Trust. Much detail re bequests and promissory note* The testator left 6 children. DO 212 Page 6 fc7; 5 May, 1838. Particulars and conditions of sale of estate at Epworth. Co. Lincolnshire, with agreement for purchase thereof for £105 Bet. (*lr. Uoodruffe and Messrs. Nicholson and Rimmington. John Stovin Uoodruffe of Letwell, Yorkshire, for and on behalf of himself and Hannah his wife, agreed with Geo Nicholson of Letwell, Farmer, and Um. Rimmington of Gateforth, Parmer for the sale and purcttse of freehold & copyhold estate in Co. Lincolnshire, estate of one undivided one—third part of freehold messuage or dwelling house, divided into two residences, with etc. etc. and in that selion freehold arable land - P.G. - lA. and other SBlion of copyhold — P.G. —..... terms and conditions given. 6 August 1839; Long letter, in rhyme from Um. Tundall to Geo Elgey, of Bradford. H s 19 August. 1839s Letter in rhyme from Bill Tendale(?) to "dr. Geoge" v/23: 22 Apl 1847 to 7 August: Solicitors* a/c (Chas Hodgson) for £7.19.1. relating to admin. Um. H. Rimmington, Dec. 2^: 12 Jan 1854. Ind. Bet Andrew Montague Esq 1st: Um. Rimmington of Ualshford, Farmer, Other. Cons, yearly rent and covs. To farm lets... Farm, consisting of D.H. with barn, stable, and other OBs and several pieces of land in township Kirk Deighton, 271A, 32 perches, now in tenure John Bean, together with etc. (reserving to Andrew Montague all Trees, Uood, Underwood etc, Royalties, Mines, Quarries, Minerals, Liberty of Hunting, Hawking, Fishing etc)....For one year, and from year to year. Rent £280 p.a. clear of taxes, plus additional £30 for every acre of the demised land.... which shall be sown with Teasels (other charges and details of use given - much more information) 25: 13 March 1854. Know all Men etc....Um. Rimmington the Elder of Ingman Thorpe House Farm, Um. Rimmington the Younger of Ingman Thorpe Farm, and James Rimmington of Selby, Grocer, are bound to Geo Richardson of Hemingbrou4)h, Gent, in sum of £600. If they pay £300 and interest at 5% without fraud or delay, this bond void. 26: 26 Jan 1858. Know all Men etc.....Um. Rimmington of Inmanthorpe House, Farmer and James Rimmington of Selby, Grocer, bound to George Richardson of Hemingbrough, Gent in £200. If they pay Geo Richardson £100 with interest, without fraud or further delay, this obligation void. 68: 4 July, 1850 Uill, proved at Lincoln 4 March 1858. Uill of Mr. John Girdham of Epworth, Lincoln, Gent. 1st codicil dated 28. 1. 1856: 2nd codicil 5. 2. 1857. Uife Elizabeth: Daughters Eliza Girdham and Lucy Read. 2nd codicil: Uife had died and Eliza was wife of Um. Brown. Value under £1,500. Testator died 8 Aug.1858* Nine very large pages and backing sheet. Blue envelope: "Certificate of vault in consecrated portion. Agreement with Clara Rimmington" Containing:— A. Memo from Bradford Cemetery Co. Grant No. 907 for £16. 2. 0 paid by Felix Marsh Rimmington of 33 Hanover Square, Bfd, Chemist and Druggist, and Geo Allison Elgey of 1 Edmund St. Horton, Bfd, Yarn Merchant. "Freehold Brick Vault, half of 168 4 169, Section E." Undercliffe Cemetery 5 April 1861 B. Bradford Cemetery Co., Registry of Grants, 251. Consecrated section. In cons £1.11. 6 from Felix Marsh Rimmington of 33, Hanover Sq., Chemist and Druggist, and Geo Allison Elgey of 1 Edmund St. Horton, Bfd, Yarn Agent. Exclusive right of placing a Tomb in or upon the Vault No. half 168 & 169, Section E, Undercliffe Cemetery. DD 212 Page 7 31: 15 Sept, 1866« Written on black edged paper* "For the satisfaction of ray children I lean (sic) this to say that I thought it best to make my will as I have done* There cannot be a sufficient Income for Edward*s maintenance out of his share, but I hope that all my children will behave affectionately to him, and cheerfully and equally contribute what may be needful to make him u a comfortable subsistence" Um. Rimmington, Ingmanthorpe House. UNDATED. Page of a sentimental letter from "Yours affectionately Felix" to "My dear Lizzy"...concluding "Farewell, remember me" 41$: UNDATED. Sentimental letter from "Your most sincere and affectionate Tormentor, Felix" to "Ply dear Elizabeth". 27: 22 March, 1865. Know all Men etc. Um. Rimmington the Elder and Henry Rimmington, both of Inmanthorpe House, Farmers, and Um. Rimmington the Younger of Inmanthorpe, bound to James Rimmington of Selby, Grocer in the Penal sum of £985. 21 August, 1866* "Burnett*s valuation at Ingmanthorpe". Valuation of Stock, Crops growing, Crops stored, Implements of husbandry, Tenants* rights etc. etc. upon farm now occupied by Mr. Um. Rimmington Snr. of Ingmanthorp, township Kirk Deighton and Uetherby, taken by Mr. Henry Rimmington of Ingmanthorp etc. etc. Total value £2,061. 5. 6. Notes re rates and tithes. Sept. 1866. Memo from Ingmanthorp House. I Um. Rimmington have given up farming and have relinquished up to my two daughters, Mary Ann and Elizabeth, the following articles of furniture ...• Several items listed...... all the rest of the furniture and the Dairy utensils I have given to my son Henry, who has taken the farm* But, nevertheless, it is my desire that my other children should be allowed to select from the furniture given up to my daughters and my said Son, both or either of them, such Articles as they may reasonably claim to possess as Mementoes of their dear deceased Mother, or of me, Um. Rimmington* 30: 15 Sept, 1866. Agreement Bet. Um. Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe House, Yeoman 1st and Henry Rimmington of the same, his son, Other. Um. Rimmington the father agrees to give up to his son Henry the Farm which he, the father, rents at Ingmanthorpe and all the farming stock, alive and dead, Horses, Cattle, Crops and Implements etc., but having the value of such Farming Stock etc. secured by Henry's Bond, payable with Interest...... details given...... Henry agrees to allow the father and his two sisters, Mary Ann and Elizabeth to reside in the Farmhouse at Ingmanthorpe, etc. etc. House Furniture not included (this is apportioned between the children, and chiefly between the sisters and Henry) 32t: 15 Sept* 1866* Bond. Henry Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe House, Farmer, bound to Um. Rimmington in penal sum of £1,790. Void if Henry Rimmington pays Um. Rimmington £895 with Interest at 5% on 15th March next, without fraud or further delay. 1st August, 1867. Letter from M.L. Haigh to Mr. F.M. Rimmington re clause in his father*s will about money owed to his father by his brother. DD 212 Page q 4$: 27 August, 1868« Will of Mr• Geo Allison Elgey. Geo Allison Elgey of Bradford, Yarn Merchant# Brother Doseph Boron Elgey (left £300), Freehold Beerhouse, Dwelling House, Rag Warehouse in Vicar Lane and Threadneedle St. Bradford now in respective occupations of Dames LaaEy, Wm* Robson, Das. Helliwell. To Sister Elizabeth Rimmington , wife of Felix Marsh Rimmington, Druggist for life, afterwards to her children. personal Estate to brother, Joseph Bowron Elgey and brother in law, Felix Marsh Rimmington, in Trust to pay debts debts and legacies....details given. Three very large pages and backing sheet. S3: 4 Feb 1870. Probate of Will of Mr. Wm* Rimmington, dated 11 Sept 1866* Testator died 4 Feb, 1870 (born 1789). Extracted by High and Son, Selby from Wakefield Dist* Registry. Wm. Rimmingt n of Ingmanthorpe House. Nr. Wetherby. All to Exors, on Trust. After payment of debts and funeral exes one-fifth to be held in trust for Edward Rimmington, son. Remaining 4/5ths to be paid to two sons, George and Cornelius and 2 daughters, Mary Ann and Elizabeth Rimmington, as tenants in common, in equal shares...,.instructions for use of Edward’s share. No provision for son Henry as "he was considered when I gave up the farm to him, and my late sons Dames and Dohn and my sons Felix and William have all had their shares". Instructions re money owed to him. Exors sons Felix Marsh Rimmington, Cornelius Rimmington and nephew Felix Marsh Nicholson. Probate Certif. attached. 35": 15 Duly, 1870. Letter from Yorks. Banking Co. Wetherby to Felix Marsh Rimmington, Felix Marsh Nicholson and Cornelius Rimmington, exors of late Mr. Wm. Rimmington to say credit of £69.10. 9 on their a/c 36l 8 Oct. 1870* Family Agreement about Mr. Henry Rimmington's Bond for £895 and Interest to his father, since Dec*....complicated financial arrangements recorded, concluding ..."leaving £467. 2* 6. remaining ouing ••••••His brothers and sisters agree to forego any claim upon the Exors. for the arrangements made, and agree tt^* giving necessary time to Henry to pay, and to receive payments by/instalments" Signed by George Rimmington, Cornelius Rimmington, Mary Ann Hutchinson, Elizabeth Dane Brown, Edward Rimmington. 37: UNDATED. Note that Father’s estate at the time of his death on 4th Feb 1870 consisted of a Bond from Henry, being the value of the farm after deducting all debts and liabilities, excepting Bond to Dames for £492.10. 0 .....financial arrangements given.....Dames* bond was transferred to Henry and amt deducted from his bond, leabing balance £402.10. 0 "I am bound with Cornelius and Mrs. Dames for £292.10. 0 paid from his mortgage deed to secure". NO SIGNATURE. 32: UNDATED. Note that Father's estate at the time of his death..•••• various items, totalling £1,435.11. 0 (including note from William for £488. 5. o) Against this Bond for £492.10. 0 with joint signatures with William...•"William at the time of the death was insolvent and his estate yeilded only about 2/7d in the pound, or a gross sum of £61. 2. 6. This made a loss of £427. 17. 6. to the estate. UNSIGNED. 4*: UNDATED* Written on black edged paper* Ingmanthorpe House. Friday night,..to "My dear brother” from Lizzie Rimmington* Re family matters. 3<): UNDATED* "Father's funeral exes" £19*12* 4* Rough calculations on reverse, totalling £102* 5* 6* 41s 4 May» 1871. Mr. Wm. Rimmington Dec. Duplicate - Residuary a/c of personal estate and monies arising out of Real Estate of Wm. Himmington, late of Ingmanthorpe House, Nr* Wetherby, Yeo, who died 4 Feb 1870. 20 Oct, 1871. From H. Rimmington to "Dear Brother", enclosing cheque for "Interest upon £320" and mentioning other financial details* Ingmanthorpe 6^: 10 Nov. 1870* From Haigh & Son, Selby, to Mr* F*M* Rimmington re Mr. Girdham*s Will*...including ref. to the share upon which Henry Rimmington (F.M. Rimmington*s brother) hoped to give security. Also requesting information re their mother, and details of members of her family. Ref. to £492.10. 0 and naming Cornelius (Rimmington), Mr. Pearson, F.M. Rimmington and Mr. James in this connection 70: 8 Jan. 1872. Copies of correspondence bet. Messrs. Collinson, Littlewood 4 Parkin, and Levitt & Champney of Hull re Will of Mr. Girdham, expressing, among other matters, difficulties of dealing with freehold and copyhold estate. 7/: 29 July, 1876. Printed document sent "Book Post", without envelope. Three Victorian postage stamps. To: F.M. Rimmington, Esq, Chemist, Bradford. Particulars of sale of "valuable estate 185A 3R 7P freehold and copyhold land to be sold by auction at Red Lion, Epworth, Lincolnshire on Thursday 10 August 1876." Listing lands in parish Belton, Par. Epworth, Epworth Townfields, Par Haxey. Notes re sales scribbled alongside properties. 50s 5 March, 1877. Letter to "Dear Henry" re £80 and interest, and suggesting he send cheque. UNSIGNED. April 1877. Letter to "Dear Mr. Felix" from "affectionate sister S. Rimmington".••.acknowledging cheque received and mentioning sums of £492.10. 0, and Interest £24.12. 6. On outside "Mrs. James" 72: 2 Aug 1877. To F.M. Rimmington from Collinson, Littlewood & Parkin re sale of land and crops 73s 20 Aug, 1877. Letter to F.M. Rimmington, Esq from Collinson, Littlewood & Parkin of Epworth, re offers for lots of land 7 If': 22 Aug. 1877. LBtter to F.M. Rimmington Esq from Collinson, Littlewood & Parkin re sale of lots of land 5|: 1 Sept, 1879. Settlement on the marriage of Mr. Geo Rimmington with Miss H.M. Anderton. Ind. Bet Geo. Rimmington, at present residing at 2 Eldon Place, Manningham, and carrying on business in Manningham Lane, and Bridge St. Bradford, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 1st. Harriet Maiy Anderton of 28, Carlisle Terr* Manningham, Spinster, 2nd: Edward Anderton of Bradford, Comm. Traveller and Geo, Allison Elgey, of Bradford, Commission Agent, 3rd. Geo Rimmington is possessed of certain household furniture..plate, linen, pictures, china, glass etc. in the D*H. 15, Park View Terr/IPd3™ UHEREAS Harriett Mary Anderton is possessed of £500 deposited in the DO 212 PagelG 51 (cont*d)s Bradford Banking Co.*s Bank in Bfd...and WHEREAS a marriage is shortly to be had between George Rimmington and Harriett Mary Anderton...... Both items to be transferred to Edward Anderton and Geo Allison Elgey upon Trust...... 3 large pages (including schedule of contents of 15f Park View Terr, Manningham)...Further information on page 12. S X i 22 May 1882 to 2 May 1883. Solicitors' a/c for £11. 8. 0 Mr. F*M* Rimmington, Chemist, Bradford, owing to Terry, Robinson & Gordon re Rimmington Dec* 73T: 18 Oct, 1883* Blue envelope* ^d Victorian stamp* "To F*M* Rimmington, Chemist, Bradford* "Epworth Settlement". "Girdham Dec"* Account shewing final division of Proceeds of Sale. Dec 1879 - Dec 1883, giving receipts, expenses and differences, to balance of £291*16* 4*.....to 21 people, arranged in groups. "One-third shares" 53: 28 Dan 1891* Gordon Hunter & MacMaster Bfd (late Terry, Robinson & Gordon), solicitors* Letter re cottages, Croft St. Idle, and £650 security 5*6: Envelope* List of fittings in 210 Manningham Lane on day Dr. Dunstone took possession. Nr* F.M. Rimii.ngton*s letter to nr. 0unstone*...,5 documents* A: 26 Feb 1902* COPY* Geo Rimmington to Dr. Dunstone, 76, Hill Top Leeds saying he will let him the house, 210 Manningham Lane, as agreed. Terms 30/— to late tenant for fixtures and 2 wardrobes. House to be kept in good condition* Rent £40 a year. Lease for 3 years* Agreement to commence 1st March 1902. B: 27 Feb. 1902* Telegram to "Rimmington, 9 Bridge St. Bradford. Try and have horse ready by Saturday. Over to see you Friday* Will write* Donston C: 28 Feb/92 (1902?) From 76 Hill Top Mount, Leeds...to - Rimmington Esq* from Edgar P* Donston asking for keys for "No. 210" as he means to measure for carpets etc* D: 27 Feb 1902. Letter to Mr. F. Rimmington's Exors from Simpson & Moore, Glaziers etc, 186 Manningham Lane* Inventory of gas fittings, 210 Clifton Terrace* E: UNDATED. Letter to Mr. Rimmington from M. Donston to say her husband cannot meet the rent. Notepaper "210 Manningham Lane, Bradford. Hours of consultation 10 to 6" 54: 5 May 1892* Will of Mr. Felix Marsh Rimmington (some writing scribbled out in pencil. Top R. corner of 1st page torn away) Last Will and Testament of ....Rimmington of Bradford.... Son George» Brother Cornelius and friend John Hindle, Land Surveyor, Exors and Trustees* Wife Elizabeth* Daughters Ada Mary Rimmington and Sarah Louise Rimmington* Business 9 Bridge St* and 204 Manninghim Lane, Bfd. in co-operation with son George. Grandson Felix Rimmington. Six very large pages and backing sheet. 55.: Envelope containing two documents. A: 5 May 1892*..date of will of Felix Marsh Rimmington...codicil setting out arrangements "Whereas in the will his share in the business 9 Bridge St. and 204 Manningham Lane, Bfd. in co-partnership with his son George...left to his son Qeorge absolutely, subject to payment re grandson Felix* B: 1 Feb 1897 Notes. Copy of Will (made 5 May 1892) DD 212 Page t1 55s B (cont’d)s Brother Cornelius, Daughters Ada Mary and S.L. (sic) Grandson Felix. Mentioning Freehold land, messuages, shops, heriditaments in Clifton Terr. Manningham. S7i Three documentss- As 28 Duly, 1892« Receipt from Gordon, Hunter 4 MacMaster for £250 of Mr* F«M« Rimmington» Advance to Mr, Dames McTurk on mortgage of 3, Selborne Terr, Manningham, (Victorian penny stamp) Bs 11 Dec 1909. Letter from Gordon, Hunter & Duncan, solicitors, Bfd. re advance to Ernest Mackintosh (then in Australia) Cs 11 Duly, 1914* London City & Midland Bank Ltd. London. Advice that they have bought bonds of Geo Rimmington Esq* Cash settlement £204*19* 6* Sixpenny stamp affixed. S t t 30 Dec 1895. Envelope addressed to Mr. F.M. Rimmington, Bridge St. Bradford (2d Victoria Stamp). "Henry’s Affairs" Containings- A Envelope (no contents) "Henry’s affairs, Yorks Bank Settlement" B Scrap of letter with name "H. Rimmington" in centre. On reverse details of members of Rimmington family from "Lucy Marsh, born 7 Duly 1793 (? wife of Urn. Rimmington, Ingmanthorpe, who died Dec 12 1864). Mm. Rimmington, ff.Aug 10, 1789, M. 24 April 1817/to Elizabeth Dane Rimmington, B. May 9 1855, died Feb 1888 Cs 6 Dan 1882 to 21 Dec 1895. Bank Book. Mr. Hy. Rimmington of Ingmanthorpe, in a/c with Yorks Banking Co. Ltd. Ds 23 May 1895. Royal Ins. Co. Liverpool to solicitors, re Policy 32895. giving particulars of losses to Mr, Rimmington totalling £169 Es 14 Dec 1895, L. from Yorks. Banking Co. to Solicitors re Hy. Rimmington, Dec. "Balance, including charges and debt.,,£296. 1. 8" Fs 16 Dec 1895. L. from Royal Ins, Co. Leeds to solicitors, enclosing £434.13. 2. in payment of Mr. Felix Rimmington’s claim, less loans and interesi Gs 16 Dec 1895. Receipt of £177.16.10 from Mr. Felix M. Rimmington for loans a n d interest under policy 32895, Rimmington Claim. Royal Ins. Co. ( Id Victoria stamp) H: 26 Dec 1895. Mr, Rimmington from "F.P." Ingmanthorpe Grange Baker (Trustee?) re transactions Is 18. 3.1897. L. to Mr, Felix Rimmington from C. Sergeant and F.P. Baker, Trustees of the late Mr. Hy Rimmington, requesting account of insurance money Ds Note "Deficiency £161. 8. 6" 5 1?: Envelope (stamp "1906") containing 4 documents..."unimportant letters" As UNDATED. "D.R." to Mr. Burt Smith "I have written to Miss Exley to the effect that I have purchased the hurdles from you and that any claim she has must be sent to you" Bs 3 Nov, 1903. Smith 4 Harris, Uool Makers and Top Merchants. A/c to Mr. Rimmington for £46,10.0. for sundries, gardening tools, wire netting clothes drier etc. "Valuation and receipt from Burt Smith, 61 hurdles included" Cs 23 Nov, 1903* Receipt for £46.10. 0 for linoleum, fowl houses etc. from Stamford 4 Metcalfe, solicitors DD 212 Page 12 ®*?s (Continued) D: 22 Dan 1904. L* from Smith & Harris to Geo Rimmington Esq re chimney and draughts* SOs it March 1904* L# re gateposts and hurdles from E* Exley of Menfiton to Mr, Rimmington bl: 6 documents. A: 4 Nov, 1905* re 41/43/45 Bridge Road, Lancaster. Valuation £1,125. 0. 0 B* 6 Now, 1905 L» from Gordon, Hunter & Manchester of Bfd, solicitors re the above valuation (s i a ) as security for £750 C* 14 Nov., 1906 L* from Gordon, Hunter & Manchester asking Geo Rimmington Esq for cheque for £750 D* 1912. Printed notice re Danish Government Loan 4 % Es 27 Nov., 1916 L« from London City & Midland Bank Ltd to Geo Rimmington re transfer of stocks. F j 13 Aug., 1919. Rect. from Rawlinson & Mitchell re deeds re mortgage on 12 cottages 25—47 Oakwood St, Manningham, Bradford 7 Feb., 1917. London, City and Midland Bank Ltd. to George Rimmington Esq re debit of 12/6d being cost of insuring £2,500 bearer bonds to London for conversion 63s 29 Oct., 1919. Received from G. Rimmington, sole surviving exec, of the late F.M. Rimmington, proceeds of sale of £250 £1 shares in Lister & Co Ltd...... account given.,,, signed by Ada and Sarah Louise Rimmington 8 April, 1922* Circular* Agreement Bet. Beeston Brewery Co. and Dames Shipstone and Sons Ltd. 20 April., 1922, Circular letter re fusion bet Beeston Brewery Co with Dames Shipstone and Sons Ltd. 6(0 5 UNDATED* 4 pages of letter, including plan, re proposed building of bungalow in a country area. UNSIGNED. (There is a reference to visiting "after the strike"....? about 1926?) From page 10s Further information on No* 51 51: 16 Nov, 1921. Release of furniture from above settlement. Deed Poll under the seal of Mrs, H,M, Rimmington exercising her power over sum of £500 included in the above settlement dated 17 Nov, 1921 Release of income of the above £500 from settlement. Reg. at Bills of Sale Office, Queen’s Bench Div. High Court of Dustice 8 Sept 1879 22 Nov. 1921, Ind. Bet Geo Rimmington 1st, Harriet Mary Rimmington (herein called "Hariett Mary Anderton” ) 2nd, Dorothy Mary Lipscombe, 138 Church Road Hove, wife of Ashly Nicholson Lipscombe; Minnie Christine Cowpe of 78 Westfield Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham, wife of Geo Cowpe; Lucy Gladys Rimmington and Marjorie Rimmington, both of The Beeches, Menston, spinsters (only children of Geo and Harriett Mary Rimmington) 3rd. Agreement for settlement of Trust. 22 Nov 1921....Mortgage on house 52 St, Paul’s Road, Bradford mentioned,,,,«Further details.