MORTGAGE OF FREEHOLD LAND AND MESSUAGES KNOWN AS “ROSE FARM” AT ASH NEXT RIDLEY IN THE COUNTY OF KENT and RE-CONVEYANCE (ENDOWED) By an Indenture of 3rd April 1901, between Frederick End and Thomas Smith [see Notes], the property was granted by End to Smith to cover £4000 (plus interest) debt. Chirgwin agreed to lend End £800. End promises to pay Chirgwin on 25th March 1902 the sum of £800 plus interest, and conveys property in Ash as security. If he pays the debt back by the given date the land will be re-conveyed to him. At the base of Indenture: Signed, sealed and delivered by Frederick End. On the back page: Another Indenture (dated 21st January 1904. States the money has been paid back from End to Chirgwin, and his lands have been re-conveyed. Signed, sealed and delivered by ‘E. Chirgwin’, and witnessed by ‘Frank Martin’, her solicitor. 1901-1904