Reference
Z180/12
Title
Insurance Policy from Sun Fire Office for Thomas Wortham for property known as White Hall
Date free text
13 January 1842 to 2 March 1846
Production date
From: 1842 To: 1846
Scope and Content
Insurance Policy No. 1372726 from Sun Fire Office initially issued to Thomas Wortham, gentleman, of Royston, Hertfordshire on 13 January 1842, in relation to a property known as White Hall in Royston, Hertfordshire.
Policy covers: a brick, timber and tiled house in the tenure of William Clark, baker, with an oven therein; a brick, timber and tiled house with adjoining barns, shops and stables in the tenure of Alfred Soames, currier; a timber and tiled Malting Office and kiln where no brown malt is made in the tenure of William White. The policy is warranted that said kiln is to be used for the drying of grain only.
Policy cost £1 16s annually due on 25 December each year.
Signed by trustees of the society: Edward Harman, Charles Fox, A Clark and J Seabrook.
Witnessed by: H Shapford.
Document template printed by Norris & Son of 16 Blomfield Street, Finsbury Circus, London. Receipts for premiums paid on this policy are logged as catalogue references Z180/13, Z180/14 and Z180/15.
2 March 1846: Interest in the policy becomes the property of Hale Wortham, gentleman, Executor, Devisee and Heir at law to Thomas Wortham, deceased. Entered by agent John Seabrook.
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