Indenture between John Poole, innkeeper, of the one part and Mary Louisa Lowe, Fanny Caroline Lowe, Clara Crowther Lowe and Louisa Anne Lowe, spinsters, of the other part, for a mortgage of £800 on the property which he had just bought:
All that messuage, dwelling house or inn called and known as “The Royal Oak” together with the Brewhouse, barn, stable, pigstys and other outbuildings and the garden thereunto adjoining and belonging And also all those two closes or pieces or parcels of arable land (formerly one close) adjoining the above mentioned premises called or known by the name of “The Netherfield Closes” containing together by admeasurement 6a 3r 10p, and bounded on the east by land belonging to and in the occupation of William Smith, on the south and south-east by the high road leading from Evesham to Campden, on the west by a lane leading from Badsey aforesaid to South Littleton, and on the north and north-east by a brook called Aldington Brook, all which said lands, tenements and hereditaments are situate lying and being together in the parish of Badsey in the county of Worcester and are now and have been for many years in the occupation of the said John Poole as tenant thereof.
Added to the original document was a Reconveyance dated 28th September 1897 in which John Poole repaid part of the mortgage.