1885 Land tax form.

Notes (below) include:

• The Transactions
• Collishaw family notes:
  • Two distinct Collishaw family groups
  • Five (at least) different William Collishaws
    • Waterlane Farm and Elm Farm
    • William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw
    • William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw
• Involved Individuals:
  • Mary Ann Wiles
  • William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw
  • William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw
• Transcription of the 1885 Land Tax Form

The Transactions:

• By 1885 ownership of the property has passed to Betsy Collishaw; wife of William (Wharf) Collishaw (the younger) – see 1885 conveyance.
• Land Tax of 4d is paid by Betsy Collishaw (wife of William (Wharf) Collishaw, the younger) on the land previously occupied by Mary Ann Wiles; Betsy Collishaw is “now owner in fee simple”
  • In earlier property records in 1861, a William Collishaw is described as a neighbour (to the south) of Mary Ann Wiles but this was not William (Wharf) Collishaw.
  • It is William Collishaw (baptised Hickling, 3^rd July 1825 – parents Edward & Elizabeth Collishaw – father’s occupation, gardener & later butcher) and married to Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw.
• The property is described as; “recently occupied by Mary Ann Wiles and now unoccupied”
• In 1885 it is, “bounded on the north and west by property of George Henry Collishaw, on the south by property of John Magson and on the East by the town street of Hickling aforesaid …”
  • In 1861 the property to the south was occupied by William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw; they don’t appear to be closely related to William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw.
  • In 1861 the property to the north and west was occupied by William Marson (likely to be a descendent of Job and Eliza Marson – see 1838 mortgage)
  • In 1885 John Magson is now neighbour to the south
  • In 1885; George Henry Collishaw is now neighbour to the north and west:
    • Baptised Hickling 23^rd April 1848 – parents John and Ann Collishaw:
    • He is nephew to William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw – previously neighbours to the south(he is the son of William’s brother, John).
    • Like his father (John) and grandfather (Edward), he is a butcher.
    • Note; census 1881:
      • George Henry Collishaw; age 34, 1847, butcher and grazier – born Hickling
      • Elizabeth Collishaw; wife, age 26, 1855 – born Broughton
      • Ann M Collishaw; daughter, age 1, 1880 – born Hickling
      • Clara Jane Beadle; domestic servant, age 21, 1860 – born Thorpe Satchville, Leics
      • Peter B Beadle; butcher’s servant, age 16, 1865 – born Thorpe Satchville, Leics
      • Sarah A Felstead; servant, age 15, 1866 – born Hoby, Leics

Collishaw family connections and notes.

There are two distinct Collishaw family groups involved in this property:

(1) William and John Collishaw (brothers born in Wysall):

• William and Elizabeth (Wright) Collishaw of Waterlane Farm (farmer)
  • William Collishaw baptised 24^th December 1815 in Wysall – parents William (farmer) and Anne Collishaw.
  • Their son, Henry Wright Collishaw farmed The Elms (now Elm Farm) in Hickling; he would later act as executor of William & Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw’s respective Wills.
  • Henry Wright Collishaw married Edith Mary Woolley; their son Percy continued to farm at The Elms/Elm Farm.
• John and Sarah (Gill) Collishaw (coal merchant)
  • Parents of William (Wharf) Collishaw – born 1850
  • John Collishaw baptised 10^th August 1811 in Wysall – parents William (farmer) and Anne Collishaw
  • Census 1841 (Hickling):
    • John Gill age 50, 1791
    • Anne Gill age 50, 1791
    • Sarah Gill age 20, 1821
    • Anne Gill age 11, 1830
  • Marriage record; John Collishaw to Sarah Gill 29^th May 1843 (St. Paul’s, Nottingham)
  • Census 1851 (Hickling Village):
    • John Collishaw age 39, 1812, coal merchant – born Wysall
    • Sarah Collishaw age 30, 1821 – born Hickling
    • Anne Collishaw age 6, 1845 – born Hickling
    • John Collishaw age 4, 1847 – born Hickling
      • John Collishaw becomes a chemist and moves to London (sometime before 1880); his son Charles William Collishaw is the beneficiary of William & Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw’s estate – see 1930 Abstract of Title).
    • William Collishaw age 1, 1850 – born Hickling
    • Hannah Morley age 19, 1832, servant – born Ab Kettleby   
  • William’s wife, Betsy Collishaw (The Wharf Collishaws), buys Old Mill Cottage in 1885
  • William’s cousin, Henry Wright Collishaw, acts as executor for the Wills of both William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw.

(2) Edward and Elizabeth (Hopkinson) Collishaw of Hickling (street location unknown) – occupation butcher:

• (son) William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw (see, below)
• William and his elder brother Robert pursue the trade of joinery whilst his father (Edward), brother (John) and nephew (George Henry) are all in the butcher’s trade.
• Also note; (son of Edward/brother of William) John and Ann (Faulks) Collishaw and their son; George Henry Collishaw – see, below.

Five different William Collishaws in the mid-1800s:

There appear to be at least five different William Collishaws in Hickling at this time. Records sometimes include hints to differentiate; William Collishaw ‘the older’, ‘the younger’, senior or junior and also by location, of Waterlane Farm, of The Wharf, of The Elms (now Elm Farm).

• By the 1860s (see, below) there are two couples named William and Elizabeth Collishaw;
  1. William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw cited as neighbours to the south of Old Mill Cottage in 1861; the family moved away from Hickling in the 1870s and they are next recorded in Aston, Warks in the 1891 census (see, below).
     • Known children of William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw:
       • Frederick Collishaw born 3Q 1851 – mother’s maiden name Whittle (died as an infant)
       • Thomas Edward Collishaw born Q1 1858 – mother’s maiden name, Whittle
       • William Frederick Collishaw born Q4 1860 – mother’s maiden name Whittle
       • (see further detail, below)
  2. William Collishaw born Hickling c.1786, died in Hickling in 1858
     • Further clarification needed
     • Son of John Collishaw born 1766 and likely to be the brother of Edward Collishaw (butcher) meaning that he is likely to be the uncle of William Collishaw, born 1850 – (1) above
     • Census 1841:
       • William Collishaw age 55, 1786, cottager
       • John Collishaw age 75, 1766
       • Jane Collishaw age 40, 1801
       • Maria Collishaw age 15 1826
       • Eliza Collishaw age 9 1832
     • Census 1851:
       • William Collishaw age 67, 1784, farmer – born Hickling
       • Jane Collishaw age 54, 1797 – born Long Clawson
       • Elizabeth Collishaw age 19, 1832 – born Hickling
     • William Collishaw death and probate records 1858/9; 8th March 1858, the Will of William Collishaw of Nottingham Farmer deceased who died 20th November 1858 at Hickling aforesaid was proved at Nottingham by the oaths of Jane Collishaw of Hickling aforesaid Widow the relict John Clements of Wilford in the said County Farmer and Joseph Clements of Hickling aforesaid Farmer the Executors (Estate under £100).
  3. William and Elizabeth (Wright) Collishaw resident at Waterlane Farm; this William is about 10 years older than (1), whilst the two Elizabeths are of a similar age.
     • Marriage record; William Collishaw to Elizabeth Wright Q1 1856 Melton Mowbray; 16^th January 1856 in Upper Broughton.
     • from the birth records of their children they seem to be living in Hickling from at least 1857/8 but they don’t appear in the 1861 census. However, birth records do identify the maiden name of the respective mothers in the different households.
     • Known children of William and Elizabeth (Wright) Collishaw:
       • Thomas William Collishaw born Q4 1857 and baptised 13^th December 1857 (Hickling) – parents William and Elizabeth (maiden name Wright)
       • Mary Anne Collishaw born Q2 1859 and baptised 19^th June 1859 (Hickling) – parents William and Elizabeth (maiden name Wright)
       • Sarah Elizabeth Collishaw born Q3 1860 and baptised 28^th July 1860 (Hickling) – parents William and Elizabeth (maiden name Wright)
       • James Wright Collishaw born Q3 1863 and baptised 19^th Sept 1863 (Hickling) – parents William and Elizabeth (maiden name Wright)
         • Census 1871, 1881 & 1891; in his parents’ household – farmer’s son
         • Married Edith Mary Woolley in Hickling; 21^st November 1892
         • James Wright Collishaw farmed at the Elms (now Elm Farm) almost opposite to his father’s household at Waterlane Farm. His son continued at Elm Farm after him.
         • Census 1901 & 1911 (Hickling); with his wife (Edith) and two children (Percy age 7/17 and Dora age 4/14) in his own household – grazier
         • James Wright Collishaw lived all his life in Hickling; he died, age 66, 11^th January 1930.
         • Probate record: Collishaw James Wright of the Elms Hickling Nottinghamshire died 11^th January 1930 Probate Nottingham 21^st February to Edith Mary Collishaw widow and Percy Collishaw farmer. Effects £5,696.5s.9d.
         • (The Elms is now known as Elm Farm and is situated roughly opposite James Wright Collishaw’s birthplace at Waterlane Farm)
     • Census 1871 – this family is also listed in 1881 and 1891:
       • William Collishaw; age 55, farmer 160 acres – born Wysall
       • Elizabeth Collishaw; age 48, born Cambs (maiden name Wright)
         • Possible death record; Elizabeth Collishaw (Bingham District) born 1823, died age 69 Q2 1892; burial in Hickling 23rd March 1892.
       • Thomas Wm Collishaw; age 13, scholar – born Hickling
       • Sarah Elizabeth Collishaw; age 10, scholar – born Hickling
       • James Wright Collishaw; age 7, scholar – born Hickling
       • Emma Easom; age 18, dairymaid – born Plungar, Notts
       • Hannah [Etcher]; age 19, housemaid – born Cropwell, Notts
       • Joseph Eaton; age 16, farm servant – born Broughton, Notts
  4. William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw; this William was baptised in May 1849 and appears to be the nephew of William (Waterlane Farm) Collishaw.
     • See further detail, below
     • Known children of John and Sarah (Gill) Collishaw (William’s parents):
       • John Edward Collishaw born Q4 1841, baptised 7^th January 1842 (Hickling) – parents John and Anne Collishaw (no mother’s maiden name listed – this may be an error, or John may have married twice; to be confirmed).
       • Anne Collishaw baptised 14^th May 1844 (Hickling) – parents John and Sarah (Gill) Collishaw
       • John Collishaw baptised 23^rd February 1847 (Hickling) – parents John and Sarah Collishaw
       • William Collishaw baptised 29^th May 1849 (Hickling) – parents John and Sarah (Gill) Collishaw
       • Mary Collishaw born 3Q 1851 baptised 7^th September 1851 (Hickling) – parents John and Sarah (Gill) Collishaw

• There are several possibilities when untangling the connections:
  • It is likely that, to avoid confusion; William (Waterlane Farm) became known as the elder and William (Wharf) was known as the younger.
  • Whether William Collishaw (1) was ever referred to with a label is unknown.
  • ‘Betsy’ seems always to have referred to Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw; there is no sign that either of the other two Elizabeths were known as Betsy to distinguish them one-from-the-other.

Involved Individuals:

Mary Ann Wiles was still alive in 1885; she would die 3 years later in 1888. She was unmarried and without children of her own although there were surviving members of the wider Wiles family in Hickling at this time.

• Census 1881; she still appears to be recorded here as a sole occupant (unmarried, age 55). Her record is immediately followed by the household of John Magson (tailor) which is likely to place her still at ‘Old Mill Cottage’.
• No probate records have been found for the Estate of Mary Ann Wiles.
• Mary Ann Wiles – see notes 1861 transfer of mortgage
• She sells the property to Betsy Collishaw in 1885 – see 1885 conveyance document.

William and Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw: Resident as neighbours to the south of Old Mill Cottage in 1861.

• This family appears to be unrelated to the Waterlane Farm and the Wharf Collishaws.
• William Collishaw baptised Hickling, 3^rd July 1825 – parents Edward & Elizabeth Collishaw (father’s occupation; gardener – later he is recorded as a butcher).
  • Edward Collishaw Birth record; 7^th January 1787 (Hickling) – parents John & Elizabeth Collishaw
  • Edward Collishaw married Elizabeth Hopkinson (‘of this parish’) in Hickling 19^th December 1808
  • Census 1841 (see below); occupation – butcher
  • Census 1851 (Hickling); butcher (his two granddaughters are in the household – Elizabeth (8) and Mary (7) Smith, both born in Hickling)
  • Census 1861 (Hickling); Edward & Elizabeth Collishaw – age 74, continues to be listed as a butcher
  • Death record for Edward Collishaw (Bingham District) Q2 1863; buried in Hickling 25^th April 1863, age 76.
  • There are no other records for an Edward Collishaw of this age in Hickling at this time – however, his occupation as a gardener on William Collishaw’s birth record remains an anomaly (particularly as the two are never clearly listed in the same household in census records).
  • It seems that Edward’s sons Robert and William pursue trades in joinery; whilst Edward’s son John and John’s son (George Henry Collishaw) follow Edward’s trade as a butcher.
• Census 1841;
  • Household (1)
    • Robert Collishaw; age 25 1816 – joiner (born in county)
      • Robert Collishaw baptised 25^th August 1811 – parents Edward and Elizabeth Collishaw (age discrepancy to be checked)
      • Robert Collishaw married Hannah Maltby in Hickling 8^th January 1839
    • Hannah Collishaw; wife, age 35 1806 (born in county)
    • William Collishaw; age 15 1826 Ag lab (born in county)
    • Rueben Gibson; age 15 1826 Ag lab (not born in county)
    • The household is listed next to that of Edward Collishaw – age 50, butcher; as Robert is married he is likely to be in his own household with his brother William  residing with him rather than their parents (perhaps in neighbouring properties).
    • Note; William’s birth record describes his father Edward as a gardener and not as a butcher; there is also a discrepancy in Robert’s age – confirmation needed; there is a possibility that these are two separate Collishaw households but there are significant similarities, too.
  • Household (2) – all born in county
    • Edward Collishaw; age 50, 1791, butcher
    • Elizabeth Collishaw; age 50, 1791
    • John Collishaw; age 25, 1816, butcher
      • Baptism – not found (note; coincidence in dates with Robert)
      • Married Ann Faulks 28^th July 1841 (Hickling)
      • His son, George Henry Collishaw is also a butcher and in 1885 is living as a neighbour to the north and west of Old Mill Cottage.
    • Elizabeth Collishaw; age 15, 1826, milliner
    • Sarah Collishaw; age 13, 1828
• Census 1851; William Collishaw; head, age 26, 1825, carpenter (sole household)
  • In 1841 he had been in his brother Robert’s household as an Ag Lab – he is now a joiner like Robert. Later he is recorded in Hickling as a baker and grocer but returns to the joinery trade after leaving the village in the 1870s.
  • (this is assuming that these are a correct interpretation of these family records and that they all relate to the same William, son of the same Edward)
• William Collishaw married Elizabeth Whittle 18^th June 1850 (Hickling)
  • Elizabeth Whittle; likely baptism record in Langar (residence; Langar-cum-Barnstone); 6^th July 1823 – parents Thomas (farmer) and Elizabeth Whittle.
  • Known children of William & Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw:
    • Frederick Collishaw born 3Q 1851 – mother’s maiden name Whittle; died 1855 and buried in Hickling 6^th January 1855.
    • Thomas Edward Collishaw born 1Q 1858 – mother’s maiden name, Whittle (listed in census records for Hickling in 1861 and 1871 – in 1901 he is a widower and joiner in his brother’s household in Aston, Warks).
    • William Frederick Collishaw born 4Q 1860 – mother’s maiden name Whittle. He is listed in census records for Hickling in 1861 and 1871. In 1891 he is unmarried and living with his parents on Cato Street, Aston, Warwickshire as a carpenter and professional cricketer. He is located here until his death in 1936 (marriage, census & probate records) – see photo W0417 cricket team 1863 (possibly his father)
• Census 1861 (Hickling);
  • William Collishaw; married, age 36, baker & carpenter – born Hickling
  • Elizabeth Collishaw; wife, age 37 – born Barnston, Notts
  • Thomas Edward Collishaw; son, age 3, scholar – born Hickling
  • William [Fredric] Collishaw; son, age 6 months – born Hickling
• Census 1871 (Hickling);
  • William Collishaw; head, age 46, 1825, baker & grocer – born Hickling
  • Elizabeth Collishaw; wife, age 48, 1823 – born Barnstone, Notts
  • Thomas Ed Collishaw; son, age 13, 1858, scholar – born Hickling
  • William F Collishaw; son, age 10, 1861, scholar – born Hickling
• There is no trace of the family in 1881 but they are no longer resident in the property neighbouring old Mill Cottage by 1885. It would seem that the family moved away from Hickling at some time in the 1870s, settling in Aston, Warwickshire by 1891:
  • Census 1891 Cato Street, Aston, Warks):
    • William Collishaw; head, age 66, 1825, carpenter – born Hickling
    • Elizabeth Collishaw; wife, age 67, 1824 – born Barnstone, Notts
    • William F Collishaw; son, age 30, 1861, carpenter and professional cricketer – born Hickling
  • Death record for Elizabeth (Whittle) Collishaw; Q4 1900, Aston, Warwickshire.
  • Census 1901 (99, Ash Rd. Aston, Warks):
    • William F Collishaw; head, married, age 40, 1861, joiner wood trade – born Hickling
    • Lillian Collishaw; wife, age 28, 1873 – born Birmingham
    • Miriam Collishaw; daughter, age 2, 1899 – born [Saltley, Birmingham]
    • Thomas E Collishaw; brother, widower, age 43, 1858, joiner wood trade – born Hickling
    • William Collishaw; father, widower, age 76, 1825, retired joiner – born Hickling

William and Betsy (Wharf) Collishaw:

William Collishaw baptised 29^th May 1849 – parents John & Sarah (Gill) Collishaw (see, above).

• He is not directly related to either of the Collishaw households that previously lived neighbouring this property.
  • However, William (Wharf) Collishaw is likely to be the nephew of William and Elizabeth (Waterlane Farm) Collishaw.
  • William (Waterlane Farm) Collishaw and John (father of William (Wharf) Collishaw) were both born in Wysall; this may explain the later link between William & Betsy Collishaw and James Wright Collishaw (son at Waterlane Farm).
• William and Betsy Collishaw had no children of their own.
• Census 1851 (Hickling village);
  • John Collishaw age 39, 1812, coal merchant – born Wysall
  • Sarah Collishaw age 30, 1821 – born Hickling
  • Anne Collishaw age 6, 1845 – born Hickling
  • John Collishaw age 4, 1847 – born Hickling
  • William Collishaw age 1, 1850 – born Hickling
  • Hannah Morley age 19, 1832, servant – born Ab Kettleby   
• Census 1861 (Hickling village);
  • John Collishaw age 49, 1812, warper to coal merchant – born Wysall
  • Anne Collishaw age 40, 1821, born Leics (village illegible)
  • Anne Collishaw age 16, 1845, born Hickling
  • John Collishaw age 14, 1847, born Hickling
  • William Collishaw age 11, 1850, born Hickling
  • Mary Collishaw age 9, 1852, born Hickling
  • Hannah Hebb age 17, 1844, born Plungar
• Census 1871 (Coal Wharf, Hickling);
  • John Collishaw age 59, 1812, coal merchant – born Hickling (transcription error?)
  • Anne Collishaw age 50, 1821 – born Mount Sorrell, Leics
  • Anne Collishaw age 16, 1845, born Hickling
  • John Collishaw age 14, 1847, born Hickling
  • William Collishaw age 21, 1850 – born Hickling
  • Mary Collishaw age 19, 1852 – born Hickling
  • Fanny Brown age 20, 1851, servant – born Long Clawson
• Marriage:
  • William Collishaw married Betsy Dixon of Cotgrave; 7^th May 1878 (Nottingham District)
  • Census 1851 (Cotgrave)
    • John Dixon age 49, 1802, butcher & miller – born Cotgrave
    • Elizabeth Dixon age 50, 1801, butcher & miller wife – born Nottingham
    • James F Dixon age 19, 1832, butcher & miller apprentice – born Cotgrave
    • Betsy Dixon age 15, 1836 – born Cotgrave
    • Ann Foster age 18, 1833, house servant – born Car Colston
• Census 1881; Hickling
  • William jnr Collishaw age 31, 1850, coal merchant – born Hickling (FMP transcription error – Hinckley)
  • Betsy Collishaw age 44, 1837, born Cotgrave
  • Kate Mayton age 17, 1864, general servant, born Kinoulton
• Relationship to Ann Wiles:
  • No known relationship beyond being neighbours;the sale is a financial transaction and it is likely to be as simple as this.
• Census 1891; The Wharf, Mill Lane, Hickling
  • William Collishaw age 41, 1850, coal cake and corn merchant – born Hickling
  • Betsy Collishaw age 54, 1837 – born Cotgrave
  • Gertrude M Smith – visitor, single, age 17, 1874 – born Cropwell Butler
  • Mabel C Smith – visitor, single, age 16, 1875 – born Cotgrave
  • Elizabeth A Watchorne – domestic servant, age 16, 1875 – born Harby
• Census 1901; Hickling Village
  • William Collishaw – age 51, born 1850, corn cake and coal merchant – born Hickling
  • Betsy Collishaw – age 64, born 1837 – born Cotgrave
• Census 1911; The Wharf, Hickling
  • William Collishaw – age 61, born 1850, retired coal merchant, born Hickling
  • Betsy Collishaw – age 74, born 1837, born Cotgrave (married for 32 years)
  • Elsie Mary Victoria Bayce – servant, age 14, 1897, born Colston Bassett
• Betsy Collishaw died in 1921 (recorded as age 64, born 1857 – transcription error for 1837/age 84)
  • Probate record; “Collishaw Betsy of Hickling Wharf Hickling Nottinghamshire (wife of William Collishaw) died 20^th March 1921 Probate Nottingham 8^th June to the said William Collishaw retired coal merchant and James Wright Collishaw farmer. Effects £2316.11s.3d.”
• William Collishaw died 29^th September 1929, Cropwell Bishop
  • Probate record; “Collishaw William of Owthorpe Cottage Cropwell Bishop Nottinghamshire died 21^st September 1929 Probate Nottingham 14^th November to Charles William Collishaw chemist and James Wright Collishaw farmer Effects £9,438.4s.3d.”
  • 1922 transactions indicate William Collishaw is resident at Owthorpe Cottage, Cropwell Bishop.
  • No records found for Charles William Collishaw, chemist
• Chris Granger’s history records that Betsy Collishaw left a bequest to the Church in 1921 in her Will; it was used to install electricity to the building. Her husband, William Collishaw, also left a bequest to be used for general Church maintenance. The amounts bequeathed are unknown (further research needed).
• For many years William and Betsy Collishaw gave 5cwt of coal to each widow and widower at Christmas. Following William’s retirement, they gave 5 shillings instead.
• (see also notes against later transactions).

Transcript.

Titles:

1. No. 166 673
2. A.No.2
3. Payment of Money in One Sum
4. County of Nottingham
5. Mrs Collishaw
6. Certificate of the Contract
7. For the
8. Redemption of Land-Tax
9. No. 63,057
10. Mrs […] Collishaw of
11. Hickling
12. G&S M 1798 [S1317] 2000 12/84
13. Duly registered the 6^th Day of June 1885
14. And Exonerated from the 25^th day of March 1885
15. [signature]
16. Deputy Registrar of Land-Tax

(Table/form):

1. Date of Payment of the Consideration 1885 27^th May
2. Price of Stocks at which the Consideration is calculated:         97.98    97.98
3. Amount of Money Paid                                                        9s.10d   9s.10d
4. [signature]
5. Nottm

Form:

1. Inland Revenue Office
2. A.No.2. (By Payment of Money to the Receiving Officer in One Sum) No. 63,057
3. Know all Men that we,
4. Charles Leith Falconer and Frederick Lacy Robinson Esquires
5. Two of the Commissioners acting in the execution of the several Acts for the Redemption of the Land-Tax, do hereby certify, that we have contracted
6. and agreed with Betsy Collishaw wife of William Collishaw the younger of Hickling Wharf Hickling in the County of Nottingham
7. for the Redemption by her of four pence
8. Land-Tax, being the Land-Tax charged upon a messuage and garden situate at Hickling in the County
9. of Nottingham containing in the whole 420 square yards or thereabouts recently
10. occupied by Mary Ann Wiles and now unoccupied bounded on the north and west
11. by property of George Henry Collishaw on the south by property of John Magson
12. and on the East by the town street of Hickling aforesaid and of which said
13. messuage and garden the said Betsy Collishaw is now owner in fee simple
14. Which said Premises are assessed in the Assessment made for the Parish of Hickling in the Division of Bingham in the
15. County of Nottingham for the year 1884, as follows, viz.:-
16. No. of Assessment – 38
17. Christian and Surnames of Proprietors – Wiles MA
18. Christian and Surnames of Occupiers – Herself
19. Names and Description of Properties Charged – House & Land
20. Rentals or Annual Values Assessed – 1
21. Sums Assessed and not exonerated at 4 in the £ – £0.0s.4d.
22. The Consideration is declared to be so much of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid to the Receiving Officer, or his deputy, for the said County of Nottingham
23. as will be sufficient for the Redemption of the said Land-Tax, on or before the 30^th Day of May next according to the Price of Stock, to be transmitted to the said Receiving
24. Officer, in the Second Week subsequent to the Date hereof, and comformably to the Table in the Schedule to the Act of the 42^nd Geo. III., c.116, and other Acts in force at the time of passing the Act of the
25. 33^rd Geo.III, c.123, and the provision contained in the Act of the 16^th & 17^th Vict., c.74, and the Rules and Directions respectively contained.
26. Dated at the Inland Revenue Office at Westminster this 30^th Day of April 1885
27. Witness our hands and seals
28. CL Falconer FL Robinson