Legal record, Early copy, "Mortgage to secure 7000 pounds and interest.", 1855

Physical description

Document written on parchment paper titled "Mortgage to secure 7000 pounds and interest."

Labelled as duplicate of original mortgage.

Agreement signed and sealed by Thomas Black (committee member), John Greenlaw Foxton trustee and Henry Langlands trustee with William Daniel Collyer lender. Solicitor Bennett, Clerk Julius Hand.

Land and building Allotment No 3 in section No 11 Collins Street identified as property mortgage taken out against.

Parchment, folded.
Following conservation work carried out by Guy Morel, 2009 with assistance of a Victorian Heritage grant, the document was cleaned and separately boxed.

Inscriptions & markings

Black handwritten text, on cream coloured parchment paper, folded.
The exposed page contains the following text:

"Dated 12th February 1855.
Messrs Thomas Black
John Greenlaw Foxton &
Henry Langlands
to
William Daniel Collyer Esq

Duplicate.
Mortgage to secure £7000 and interest

Received into the Office of the Register of the Supreme Court of the / Colony of Victoria at Melbourne this Second day of March A. D. 1855 at a / quarter to one o'Clock in the afternoon a memorial of the within Deed / numbered Eight hundred and fifty nine (No. 859) Book 23 and verified / by Julius Hamel of Collins Street Melbourne in the Colony of Victoria / Clark to John Barter Bennett of the same place Solicitor.

J. D. Pinnock
Registrar."

Slightly under this text, in a different hand is written "BENNETT."

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