Buckinghamshire 101-200
|
Buckinghamshire
1-100 |
|
ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot
No. |
Text |
Surnames |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
101 |
1852-1902 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Carter
Family of Buckingham] Large Collection
of Miscellaneous Minor Papers Ranging in dates from 1852 to 1902, much of the
paperwork concerns Richard Carter, died 1884.
The collection appears to have been rummaged through several times and
this is all that remains - a few hundred minor papers, predominantly from the
1880s and 1890s, including such things as local traders bills, dividend
statements, a few small account books and much routine day-to-day correspondence
etc. Latter papers concern Richard W
Carter, presumably a son. The
collection (ref 333/12) |
Carter |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
102 |
1782-1852 |
Chapel Books |
|
[King/Bradbury/Moorcraft/Lines
family] Documents relating to Cottages
in Preston Bissett A collection of 15 documents - including a 40pp abstract
of title - chroncling 70 years [1782-1852] of the history of these cottages. Their location isn't described in
geographical terms but by a succession of occupiers - including some members
of the family. The family's
involvement began in 1792 when the cottages were bought by Edward Lines. When he died [1828] they went to his
daughter Elizabeth Ann King. As well
as original and copy property deeds, there are some more personal items such
as probated wills, an admon and copies of entries in baptism, marriage and
burial registers [1 of each]. Some of
the documents are very grubby. The
collection (ref 7419) |
Lines |
King |
Bradbury |
Moorcraft |
|
|
|
|
|
|
103 |
1912 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Brill
& Elsewhere] Sale Particulars of
Leaphill Farm, Ixhill Farm, Chilling Place Farm, Cuckoo Close Printed
particulars for these properties which came up for sale at the Golden Cross
Hotel, Oxford, in 1912. The 119 acre
Leaphill Farm, tenanted by William Watkins, was entirely within Brill parish,
and the particulars include a couple of photos. Only 15 of the 138 acres of Ixhill Farm
[tenanted by E Crook] were in Brill, the rest being in Oakley. The particulars include a photo of the
farmhouse with thatched barn nearby.
As far as Chilling Place Farm [tenanted by William East] was
concerned, nearly half lay in Brill, the rest in Piddington. The particulars are accompanied by a couple
of photos including a nice view of this 14th century former manor house. Cuckoo Close was a 6 acre plot of land
entirely in Brill. Tucked in a flap in
the rear cover are large folding coloured site plans for 3 of the 4
properties [that for Leaphill Farm is missing]. Pencillings in the margins are by someone
at the sale. It would appear Leaphill
Farm sold to W Fuller for £3700, Ixhill Farm was bought by Mr Hawes, Chilling
Place Farm was unsold and Cuckoo Close was bought by White for £350. Grey overlapping printed paper covers,
edges worn, pp lightly foxed. (ref
360/2) |
Watkins |
Crook |
East |
Fuller |
Hawes |
White |
|
|
|
|
104 |
1920 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Brill] Sale Particulars for Garfield House Garfield
House, together with 4 plots of land - one called Leatherslade Garden,
another called Lady Mead, plus a couple of Muswell Hill - came up for sale at
The George in Aylesbury in 1920.
There's no site plan but none is implied in the text. Tenants mentioned are Pointer, Adams,
Wheeler, Dodwell. (ref 360/4) |
Pointer |
Adams |
Wheeler |
Dodwell |
|
|
|
|
|
|
105 |
1913 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Brill,
Westcott & Ashendon] Sale
Particulars of Part of the Stowe Estate A 257
acre chunk of the Stowe Estate came up for sale at The Spread Eagle, Thame,
in 1913. These 'Valuable freehold
farms, lands, cottages and gardens' included Springfield Farm in Brill, a
dairy holding fronting the Brill-Ludgershall Road, a house on the edge of
Brill Common, a cottage on the edge of Brill Common & near the
crossroads, Rag Hall Farm at Westcott, and 3 cottages at Ashendon. As well as these farms or houses, a number
of plots of land were for sale, and in all the auction consisted of 14
lots. Tenants of these 14 lots
included Whichello, Frost, Wheeler, Boyle, Painter, Barrett, Shurrock,
Goss. Accompanying the particulars are
5 folding coloured site plans, between them detailing all 14 lots. Staples rusted so middle pair of leaves is
detached, various pencillings etc, printed card covers with old fold down
centre. (ref 360/5) |
Whichello |
Frost |
Wheeler |
Boyle |
Painter |
Berrett |
Shurrock |
Goss |
|
|
106 |
1798-1851 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham]
Group of 10 Manorial Documents Ranging
in dates from 1798 to 1851, the documents relate to a copyhold cottage &
land. In 1798 the cottage, newly built by James Tunks "on waste
ground...situate within the Prebend of Buckingham near unto Dancer's Brick
Kiln there, the Public Highway leading from Buckingham to Bourton lying on
the South West and Great Port Field lying on the North East side
thereof...". In 1816 James Tunks surrendered his copyhold in favour of
Michael & Mary Westley. The Westley family retained the copyhold until
February 1851 when it was surrendered to Rev Eusebius Andrewes Uthwatt. As
the 1851 census was taken shortly afterwards it may be possible to identify
where the cottage was situated. (ref 6870) |
Tunks |
Westley |
Uthwatt |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
107 |
1810-1829 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham]
Deeds relating to a Cottage in Bonehill Lane 5
parchment deeds (an 1810 lease & release, an 1822 mortgage and an 1829
lease & release) for a cottage 'formerly in the occupation of Phyllis
Beason, since of John North, late of... William Jones and now [in 1829]
unoccupied'. The 1822 mortgage was taken out by William Jones so he appears
to have lived in the cottage from then until 1829 when he sold it to Edward
Cripps Westly, a local carpenter. (ref 44/268) |
Beason |
North |
Jones |
Westly |
|
|
|
|
|
|
108 |
1911 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham] Sale Particulars of Properties on Market
Hill, High St & Well St 1911
printed particulars for the following properties:- Tomb's
Yard [23 High St] with 4 Tomb's Yard 2 shops
& premises in the Bull Ring [fronting Market Hill] 1 &
2 Market Hill 54 Well
St Occupiers
are variously listed as Gibbs, Densham, Swift, Marshall, Dudley, Carey and
Holland. This particular copy was used
for the sale of lot 6 (54 Well St) to the occupier James Holland, and it
bears his signature. Decent
condition. (ref 333/20) |
Gibbs |
Densham |
Swift |
Marshall |
Dudley |
Carey |
Holland |
|
|
|
109 |
1801-1843 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham] 4 Deeds to Property near Castle Hill An an
1801 feoffment, an 1837 lease & release, and an 1843 release, the latter
3 concerning local brewer William Blencowe.
Though these 3 adjoining properties can't be identified just from
their location 'near the Castle Hill', it should be possible to identify them
from the succession of occupiers 'for many years in the tenure or occupation
of...Job Wilson...and late of Abraham Wheeler, a messuage or tenement some
time since in the occupation of John Jones, late of Geo Elborough and now of
Robt Holt...'. A large chunk has been
cut away from the 1843 release - apparently recently taken by a collector of
embossed tax stamps. The four (ref
333/30) |
Blencowe |
Wilson |
Wheeler |
Jones |
Elborough |
Holt |
|
|
|
|
110 |
1772-1834 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham]
Deeds relating to 6 Cottages at Nast End or North East End 8
parchment deeds, including the probated copy of the will of local innkeeper
John Watts who died in 1827. The documents chronicle events from 1772 to
1834. For the first 40 years the then 4 cottages were owned by James then
George Bradford. In 1815 the cottages were sold to John Watts and, though he
died in 1827, they remained with his widow & daughters until 1834. As
with many property deeds of this period the exact location of the cottages
isn't specified but all clearly relate to the same properties. Occupiers
mentioned include Harley/
Jolley/Wesley/Gibbs/Hill/Harris/Goode/Little/Watts/Emerton (1772),
Daff/WestleyBailey/Phillips/ Willis/Leeson/Batchelor/Wells (1815) and
Daft/Westley/Bailey/Tarry/French/Wilson/ Phillips/Willis
/Leeson/French/Stanley/Westley/Batchelor/Wells (1834). The collection (ref
44/270) |
Watts |
Bradford |
etc |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
111 |
1935-1945 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham] Butcher's Customer Account Book J T
Griffith, High St, brown account book covering the period 1935 and 1945
occupies about half the book. Soon
after the account is opened the proprietor's receipts stuck into the book
record the butcher as J W Scrafton.
(ref 333/18) |
Griffith |
Scrafton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
112 |
1890 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Buckingham
& Gawcott] Sale Particulars for
Primrose Hill Farm The 71
acre 'very valuable small pleasure farm' Primrose Hill Farm lay in
Gawcott. With it came the 29 acre The
Wood Ground, a 13 acre plot of building land 'close to the town of
Buckingham', and the 2 acre Kirby's Meadow fronting the Bourton Road and running
down to the Ouse. The tenants were
Thomas Watts and W J Gough. Accompanying the particulars is a large
multifolding coloured site plan of all 4 properties, due for sale at The
White Hart, Buckingham, in 1890. The
outside [as folded] is grubby but this is acceptable given the age. (ref 360/3) |
Watts |
Gough |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
113 |
1835 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Chalfont
St Giles] Part of Lease of Manor of
Harwood Downs This
single sheet is all that remains of a multi-sheet deed of 1835 giving
possession of the manor to John Grove of Penn. Several large plots of land, mainly
adjoining the London Road, were concerned and such names as New Orchard, Barn
Field, Pit Close, Lower Chapel Field, Tithe Croft and White Hill Wood may
help to pinpoint where they were.
Waterstained down one side but still legible. (ref 21/71) |
Grove |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
114 |
1809 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Charndon]
Document Concerning Smarts Farm This is
actually a detailed legal query sent to Lincolns Inn for expert opinion.
Smarts Farm was evidently part of the Manor of Charndon which was settled in
1746 on the marriage of Philip Lord Wenman and Sophia Herbert. Extracts from
various documents show the descent of the manor and its subsequent break-up.
This document shows the situation as at 1809, when there was some uncertainty
about exactly how much land belonged to Smarts Farm. What was merely a
request for legal clarification has left us this interesting piece of local
history. 7 large paper sheets protected by a now very dilapidated covering
sheet. (ref 44/181) |
Wenman |
Herbert |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
115 |
1884 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Deanshanger
Primitive Methodist Chapel] Receipt for Deeds A very
brief receipt signed in 1884 by John Henry Harradine, Superintendent of the
Buckingham Station. Dogeared but clean. (ref T116/35) |
Harradine |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
116 |
1741-1780 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Gawcott]
Small Group of Manorial Documents A
collection of 9 copyhold documents from the Manor of the Prebend of
Buckingham with Gawcott, concerning an unspecified 'messuage or tenement'.
The documents chart successive copyholders from 1741 [Matthias Drinkwater on
the death of his father William], 1756 [Joseph & Sarah Hodges on
surrender of Matthias Drinkwater], 1766 [William Hinton on surrender of
Joseph & Sarah Hodges], 1780 [Peter Hinton on the death of his uncle
William Hinton. These 4 documents are formal copies signed by successive stewards.
There are another 5 associated items ranging in dates from 1744 to 1765. The
collection (ref 44/257) |
Drinkwater |
Hodges |
Hinton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
117 |
1889 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Lillingstone
Lovell] Grant of Land to extend burial ground 1889
land grant (signed) by James Bogle Delap. Parchment. Site plan. (ref B165 -
also on the Oxfordshire list) |
Delap |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
118 |
1890-1906 |
Chapel Books |
|
[Shalstone] Papers concerning James Owen of New
Farm/New House Farm James
Own was the tenant farmer, and this collection dates from the period
1890-1906. James died in 1904 and it
would appear his widow continued the farm at least for another couple of
years as there are several bills for farm supplies dated 1906. All 30 items are minor ones. The collection (ref 333/14) |
Owen |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
119 |
1749 |
ebay |
|
Beautifully
penned English vellum indenture of four parts being the assignment of an
inheritance consisting of several land parcels in the county of Sussex, dated
1749 during the reign of King George II. Parties include The Right Honorable
Francis Lord North and Guilford, a distinguished figure and father of the
Lord North of Revolutionary War era fame. Other parties include William
Clarke of Middlesex, a Gentleman, and Thomas Parr of Bucks, an Esquire, and
John Middleton, an Esquire, and Thomas Pathing and Edward Charman, both
Husbandmen, of Sussex. Fine vignette featuring a lion and Unicorn with
stationers imprint, blue revenue stamps and tax stamps, and seven red wax
seals on cloth tags. Nice docketing on verso. Fine condition on two sheets of
vellum, measures 26 x 23". |
North |
Clarke |
Parr |
Middleton |
Pathing |
Charman |
|
|
|
|
120 |
1770 |
ebay |
|
1770
ANTIQUE PAPER TITLE DEED Buckingham. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
PAPER DOCUMENT This being an ATTESTED COPY OF LEASE AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT
MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND MALTHOUSE WITH THEIR APPUTENANCES SITUATE STANDING
AND BEING IN THE PREBEND OF BUCKINGHAM - WITH LOWER PORT FIELD AND GRAVEL PIT
FURLONG BETWEEN ALEXANDER SHEENE OF THEOBALDS ROW IN THE PARISH OD ST. GEORGE
THE MARTYR IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, BAKER HEIR OF THOMAS SHEENE OF THE
TOWN OF BUCKINGHAM, WHEELRIGHT AND CATHERINE SHEENE WIFE OF ALEXANDER AND
JOSEPH SHEENE OF WATERSTRATFORD IN THE SAID COUNTY OF BUCKS YEOMAN AND
WILLIAM KIRBY OF THE TOWN OF BUCKINGHAM OF THE OTHER PART. ONE EIGHT SHEETS
OF FOLDED PAPER WITH 'GR' WATERMARK FINE CLEAR HAND GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE
16 INCHES X 13 INCHES |
Sheene |
Kirby |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
121 |
1791 |
ebay |
|
1791
ANTIQUE PAPER TITLE DEED BUCKINGHAM Kirby to Box. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT PAPER DOCUMENT This being an ATTESTED COPY OF LEASE AND RELEASE OF
ALL THAT GROUND WHERE MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND MALTHOUSE WITH THEIR
APPUTENANCES FORMERLY STOOD BEING IN THE PREBEND OF BUCKINGHAM - WITH LOWER
PORT FIELD AND GRAVEL PIT FURLONG BETWEEN WILLIAM KIRBY OF THE TOWN OF
BUCKINGHAM, BAKER OF THE ONE PART AND PHILIP BOX OF THE TOWN OF BUCKINGHAM,
ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. WITH SECOND INDENTURE ALTOGETHER GIVING MUCH
INFORMATION ON THIS PART BUCKING WITH TENENTS NAMES AND OCCUPATION OF
PREMISES ON TEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WITH 'GR' WATERMARK FINE CLEAR HAND
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 16 INCHES X 13 INCHES |
Kirby |
Box |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
122 |
1645 |
ebay |
|
1645
MANUSCRIPT PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being A KINGS COURT LICENSE OF ALIENATION GRANTED TO LAMOURE
HANFORD TO ALIENATE ADVOWSON OF BERRONT (?) FIELD IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS TO
SIR MARMADUKE DAYCOTT KNIGHT. REFERENCE TO LORD WESTON LORD HIGH TREASURER OF
ENGLAND GIVING AGREEMENT. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER SIGNED BY JUSTICES OF
THE COURT WITH CLEAR 'BULLOCK'
WATERMARK WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO THAT YOU GET A REALLY CLOSE LOOK
AT THIS ITEM CLEAR SECRETARY HAND GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 11 INCHES X 6.5
INCHES FOLDED |
Hanford |
Daycott |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
123 |
1614 |
Cavendish
Auctions 25 Oct 2002 |
3011 |
AMERSHAM
(Bucks.): 1614 Vellum indenture, clearly written, concerning the sale of a
house in the 'highe streete of Agmondesham' to Cornelius Byrche, tailor; fine
condition with part wax seal, dusty outside surface. |
Byrche |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
124 |
1882 |
ebay |
|
Offered
is this vellum document dated 29th July 1882. It measures 21.5 inches long by
27.5 inches wide. It is between James Rutland and Henry Artur Herbert. It
deals with the lease of a dwelling house and gardens called The Gables
situtaed at Taplow in the County of Buckinghamshire. It has a coloured plan
which is very detailed showing each room within the property together with
the grounds and graden beds. It retains the revenue stamp together with a wax
seal and signature. A clean a well written item. |
Rutland |
Herbert |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
125 |
1870 |
ebay |
|
Here is
a parchment Manorial Document dated 29th July 1870 issued by The Manor of
Iver (otherwise Ever) in the County of Bucks.
The document refers to a transfer of tenancy of an allotment from
Benjamin Barlow to his daughter Clara Louisa Barlow of Budleigh Salterton,
Devon. It is signed by George William Harris, Steward of the Manor. This
document opens out to approx 21" x 17" and bears one revenue stamp.
In folded, but excellent condition and would make a striking framed display
item. |
Barlow |
Harris |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
126 |
1885 |
ebay |
|
Offered
is this vellum document dated 11th August 1885. It measures 23.5 inches long
by 26 inches wide. It is between Henry Artur Herbert and Frederick George
William Fearon. It deals with the assignment of two leases of the Ruins and
The Gables situated in Taplow in the County of Buckinghamshire. It retains
the revenue stamp together with two wax seals and the signature of Henry
Arthur Herbert. It is a clean and well written document. |
Herbert |
Fearon |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
127 |
1883 |
ebay |
|
an
interesting HAND WRITTEN AGREEMENT
rather like an INDENTURE but smaller. 33cm x 42cm. when folded out. it
has the ORANGE EMBOSSED stamp on the edge for 6 PENCE. no silver insert in
this one. the AGREEMENT made on the
18th JUNE 1883 is between .... THE REV D. GEORGE ROBINSON & MR JNO SEATON
KIRKPATRICK. of MARKET WEIGHTON which
is in YORKSHIRE. an agreement and undertaking for production
of deed. the REV was from LANGTON UPON
BISHOPSOIL in the parish of HOWDEN and JOHN SEATON KIRKPATRICK was from GREAT MARLOW in BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. and he was
an ASSISTANT in a BREWERY . also has
the names ANN & HERBERT TADMAN .
and FRANCIS TADMAN. also parish of EASINGTON. YORKS. it is witnessed by GEORGE BELGRAVE who also was an ASSISTANT BREWER of GREAT
MARLOW. |
Robinson |
Kirkpatrick |
Tadman |
Belgrave |
|
|
|
|
|
|
128 |
1879 |
ebay |
|
Offered
is this vellum document dated 7 June 1879 It measures 18.5 inches long by
12.25 inches wide. it is between William Henry Grenfell, James Rotland,
William Rance and Henry Arthur Herbert. It deals with the licence to demise a
part of a messuage cottage and dwelling house called Phipps Close together
with a messuage or cottage called The Ruins both in Taplow in the County of
Buckinghamshire. It is clean and well written and has the signature of
William Henry Grenfell. |
Grenfell |
Rotland |
Rance |
Herbert |
|
|
|
|
|
|
129 |
1759 |
ebay |
|
SOCIAL
HISTORY Manuscript Will THOMAS SHEEN 1759. EXTRACT FROM THE WILL OF THOMAS
SHEEN OF BUCKINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS YEOMAN BEING WEEK OF BODY BUT OF
SOUND AND DISPOSING MIND PROVED IN THE ARCHDEACONS COURT AT AYLESBURY
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON GR WATERMARKED HAND MADE
PAPER SIZE 13 INS X 16 INS |
Sheen |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
130 |
1841 |
ebay |
|
FAMILY
HISTORY Deed BUCKINGHAM Adams to Long 1841. low start no reserve - Family
History research copy - sold as damaged because of storage wear, stains or
dusting - in this caused by hot wax from the seal. MANUSCRIPT indenture
CONVEYANCE BY APPOINMENT AND RELEASE OF A PIECE OF LAND OR GARDEN GROUNDS IN
THE PARISH OF BUCKINGHAM ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD LEADING FROM BUCKINGHAM TO
BOURTON BETWEEN MATTHEW ADAMS OF BUCKINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS MALTSTER
VICTUALLER AND BRICKMAKER OF THE FIRST PART JOHN ANTHONY COATES OF THE SAME
PLACE SCHOOLMASTER OF SECOND PART MARTHA MARSH OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE THIRD
PART BENJAMIN KIRBY DRAPER OF THE FOURTH PART SND THE REVEREND JAMES LONG
LONG OF THE FIFTH PART CLEAR HAND WAX SEALS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 30 INCHES X 24 INCHES FOLDED |
Adams |
Coates |
Marsh |
Kirby |
Long |
|
|
|
|
|
131 |
1588 |
Dominic
Winter 6 Oct 2004 |
377 |
Grendon
Underwood. Bargain and Sale by Henry Pole of Chillinge Place, Oxon, George
Cawfeilde of Grays Inn and John Busshop of Chillinge Palce to Thomas Pygott
the youger of Dodershull, Bucks, dated 8th July 1588, comprising woods,
underwoods and trees &c. called Havordley Coppice in Grendon, signed by
three vendors with seal tags and two wax seals |
Pole |
Cawfeilde |
Busshop |
Pygott |
|
|
|
|
|
|
132 |
1861 |
ebay |
|
Indenture
dated 1st November 1861 Deborah Miller and Samuel Miller to Mr Joseph Roads
Covenant and release This indenture made the first day of November One
thousand eight hundred and sixty one Between Deborah Miller of Thornborough
in the County of Bucks Spinster of the first part Samuel Miller of the same
place Buikmaker of the second part and Joseph Roads of the same place Tanner
of the third part whereas the said Deborah Miller has lately been delivered
of a male bastard child of which she alleges the said Joseph Roads to be the
Father And whereas the said Joseph Roads has agreed to pay to the said Samuel
Miller the Father of the said Deboarh Miller the sum of thirty five pounds
and the said Samuel Miller has agreed in consideration thereof to support and
... Embossed stamp in top left corner for one pound and fifteen shillings.
Small circular date stamp in top left corner for Buckingham 18.6.60 Signed on
page two by The mark and seal of Deborah Miller X The mark and seal of Samuel
Miller X signed in the presence of Geo. Nelson, Solicitor, Buckingham Receipt
of £35 acknowledged and signed for by Samuel Miller X Item in good condition
with a few minor marks here and there. Handwriting fairly easy to read. 9.5"
x 15" (24.5cm x 38.5cm) page size approximately (four sides, only two
written) |
Miller |
Roads |
Nelson |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
133 |
1610 |
ebay |
|
Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Cuddington, Buckinghamshire, between Richard
Davy of Cuddington, yeoman, and Thomas Shrimpton of Upton, Buckinghamshire,
yeoman. Dated the 25th day of December in the 8th year of the reign of James
I [1610]. An attractive indenture with very nice calligraphy relating to all
that arable land situate in Cuddington called Little Lande and Lange Furlonge
next to lands of Symon Maine and Thomas Hillson, and also land called
Outlange lands. Good condition with just minor rubbing to text in folds (all
readable). Handwritten in English on vellum. Document size: 60 by 35 cm. Wax
seal with initials. |
Davy |
Shrimpton |
Maine |
Hillson |
|
|
|
|
|
|
134 |
1611 |
ebay |
|
Indenture
recording a marriage settlement of lands in Cuddington, Buckinghamshire,
between Thomas Shrimpton of Upton in the parish of Donnington als Dynton,
Buckinghamshire, yeoman, William
Shrimpton son and heir to the said Thomas Shrimpton and Agnes Childe,
daughter of Richard Childe of Westlington, husbandman. Dated the 16th day of
June in the 9th year of the reign of James I [1611]. A nice bright, clean
indenture relating to all that arable land situate in Cuddington called
Little Sande and Long Furlonge. Very good condition. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Document size: 38 by 18 cm. Wax seal with impression of a bird.
One seal missing. |
Shrimpton |
Childe |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
135 |
1809 |
ebay |
|
ANTIQUE
DEED : VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1809 Wornhall Bucks FIELD > FIELD. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 196 years old MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT OF LEASE OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN WORNHALL IN THE COUNTY
OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NEAR TO A PLACE CALLED LAPPING HORD BEING IN THE COMMON
FIELDS. BETWEEN SUSANNAH FIELD OF WATERPENY IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD OF THE
ONE PART AND WILLIAM FIELD OF SOUTH STREET GROSVENOR SQUARE LONDON, HERALD
PAINTER, OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL
SIZE 27 INCHES X 25 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Field |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
136 |
1864 |
ebay |
|
Large
handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1864 featuring a large and
attractive plat of the conveyed property nicely handcolored. The indenture
conveys a property called Upton House in Upton in the County of
Buckinghamshire between Henry Andrews of New Windsor in Berks, a Grocer, of
the one part; and William George Nixey, a Gentleman, of the second part.
Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette with stationers mark, blue revenue
stamp with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal on green cloth tag. Very Good
condition, great for display ! Measures 28 x 23". |
Andrews |
Nixey |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
137 |
1809 |
ebay |
|
ANTIQUE
DEED : VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1809 Wornhall Bucks FIELD > FIELD. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 196 years old MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT OF RELEASE OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN WORNHALL IN THE
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NEAR TO A PLACE CALLED LAPPING HORD BEING IN THE
COMMON FIELDS. BETWEEN SUSANNAH FIELD OF WATERPENY IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD OF
THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM FIELD OF SOUTH STREET GROSVENOR SQUARE LONDON,
HERALD PAINTER, OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
SEAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 31 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Field |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
138 |
1892 |
ebay |
|
ANTIQUE
PARCHMENT MANUSCRIPT Cambridge GENERAL JOHN HALL 1892 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 111 YEARS OLD THIS IS A TITLE DEED OF APPOINTMENT NEW TRUSTEES
BETWEEN WILLIAM HENRY HALL OF SIX MILE BOTTOM IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE
ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART HERBERT BULLOCK OF WINSLOW IN THE COUNTY OF
BUCKINGHAM ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND ROBERT WEBBER MONRO OF OAKFIELD
COOMBE WOOD KINGSTON ON THAMES IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY AND JOHN EDWARD WASE
RIDER OF LINCOLNS INN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE OF THE THIRD PART
WHEREAS JOHN HALL LATE OF SIX MILE BOTTOM IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE A
GENERAL IN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY AND COLONEL OF HER MAJESTY'S 19th REGIMENT OF
HUSSARS DULY MADE HIS WILL DATED THE TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1866 - THE
APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEES GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 27
INCHES X 29 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP WAX SEALS |
Hall |
Bullock |
Monro |
Rider |
|
|
|
|
|
|
139 |
1692 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum final concord where Thomas Wells, gent, conveyed to Robert Garth, 40
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture in Wingrave and
Rowsham, Buckinghamshire. Dated Trinity term in the 4th year of the reign of
William & Mary [1692]. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition:
Slightly rubbed text, but generally good. Document size (approx.): 43 by 10
cm. |
Wells |
Garth |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
140 |
1690 |
ebay |
|
This
auction is for a very rare treasury document concerning 'secret service
activites' whatever they were they were clearly expensive, as this was a
fortune at the time. There is some sort of code that might give some
indication, but I cannot be sure. Receipt by William Jephson for Secret
Service Payments by Francis Villiers on 3 Nov. 1690 (£2795) Jephson was
probably the elected Member of Parliament that year for High Wycombe. |
Jephson |
Villiers |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
141 |
1735 |
ebay |
|
1735
"An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an Act passed in
the Fifth Year of the Reign of his late Majesty King George the First,
intituled, an Act for repairing the Road from Beconsfield in the County of
Bucks, to Stoken church in the County of Oxon" This document continues
the previous Act for a further 21 years.
It gives permission for the "Surveyor, by Order of the Trustees
in Writing, may turn the Water of the adjoining River into the Road",
etc. 5 pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger
volume. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
142 |
1741 |
ebay |
|
1741
"An Act for enlaring the Term and Powers granted by Two Acts of
Parliament, one of the Eighth Year of the Reign of her late Majesty Queen
Anne, and the other of the Ninth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King
George the First, for repairing the Highways between the House commonly
called the Horsehoe House, in the Parish of Stoke Goldington in the County of
Bucks, and the Town of Northampton, and the Road from the North Bridge of
Newport Pagnel in the County of Bucks, to the Horsehoe House" "Whereas
by an Act...several Tolls, Duties, and Powers were granted and given for
repairing the said Highways...borrowed a considerable Sum of Money, and
although the Money so borrowed, and the Tolls collected...have been duly
applied towards repairing the said Highways, yet some Parts thereof are very
bad in the Winter-Season..." This
document extends the term for a further 21 years. "Roads to be measured, and Mile-stones
erected", etc. 6 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
143 |
1742 |
ebay |
|
1742
"An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an Act passed in
the First Year of the Reign of His present Majesty for the more effectual
amending the Highway between Hockliffe and Woburn in the County of Bedford;
and for repairing the Road leading through Woburn to Tickford Bridge in
Newport Pagnel in the County of Bucks." 5 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
144 |
1743 |
ebay |
|
1743
"An Act for continuing and enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an
Act of Parliament passed in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of his late
Majesty King George the First, for repairing the Road from Cranford Bridge in
the County of Middlesex, to that end of Maidenhead Bridge which lies in the
County of Bucks" This
Act extend the term of the previous Act for 21 years. It names additional Trustees and their
duties, deals with Statute Work and penalties for avoidance. "Roads to be admeasured and Mile-stones
erected", "Penalty on defacing such Mile-stones", etc. 15
pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
145 |
1574 |
ebay |
|
An
attractive Elizabethan vellum document being a quitclaim relating to the sale
of lands in Buckingham, between Katherine Ayard of Ambrosden, Oxfordshire,
Edward Ayard William Crooke Francis Saunders of Welford, Northants Paul
Dayreth Francis Ingoldsby, and William Saunders. Dated 27th July in the 16th
year of the reign of Elizabeth I [1574]. A single large red wax seal (4 cm)
showing the profile of a persons head. Property: All that messuage, land,
meadow and pasture in the town and fields of Buckingham. Medium: Handwritten
in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good condition. Some creasing and dorso has some dust
marking. Seal is intact and in very good condition. Document size: 50 by 36
cm. |
Ayard |
Crooke |
Saunders |
Dayreth |
Ingoldsby |
|
|
|
|
|
146 |
1691 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum document relating to the sale of lands in Cuddington, Buckinghamshire,
between Leonard Filch of Cuddington, yeoman, and Samuel Shrimpton of
Littleworth in the parish of Cuddington, mason. Dated 6th September in the
3rd year of the reign of William & Mary [1691]. Property: All those 2
acres of arable land in the common fields of Donington als Dinton,
Buckinghamshire, called North Meade Fields and the Furlonge. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good condition. Document size: 70 by 45 cm.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. |
Filch |
Shrimpton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
147 |
1740 |
ebay |
|
This is
the last Will and Testament of Henry Earl of Deloraine III. Captain Henry
Scott, 3rd Earl of Deloraine (M) b. 11 February 1712, d. 31 January 1740.
Captain Henry Scott, 3rd Earl of Deloraine was the son of Henry Scott, 1st
Earl of Deloraine and Ann Duncombe. He was born on 11 February 1712. He died
on 31 January 1740 at age 27. He gained the title of 3rd Earl of Deloraine.
He gained the rank of Captain in the service of the Royal Navy. His Grandfather is pictured in the national
portrait gallery. Consisting of 4 double sided pages, the first and last as
shown. In excellent condition for its age. Leraves lands in Tollsworth? in
Oxfordshire and Chilton? in Bucks to his wife Elizabeth while she remains a
widow and on her marriage the lands in Bucks to his eldest son Lord Hermitage
and the heirs of his body and for default of such issue to his second son the
Honourable John Scott Esquire and the heirs of his boday and for default of
such issue to such Child whereof my...... |
Scott |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
148 |
1844 |
ebay |
|
GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Huxley Berks EDWARDS > EAST 1844 FROM THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA - guaranteed original this item is 161 YEARS OLD THIS IS A
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A COTTAGE ORCHARD AND PREMISES AT
SHILLEY GREEN IN THE PARISH OF HUXLEY IN THE COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE. BETWEEN
JOHN EDWARDS OF CHALFONT SAINT PETER IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS LABOURER AND LUCY
HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART GILBERT EAST OF HALL PLACE IN THE PARISH OF HUXLEY
IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND SIR EAST GEORGE CLAYTON
EAST OF HALL PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS OF THE THIRD PART ON ONE SHEET OF
VELLUM - FOLDED SIZE 24 INCHES X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS |
Edwards |
East |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
149 |
1644 |
Dominic
Winter 2 Mar 2005 |
359 |
Fine
early vellum indenture dated 4th February 1644 , by Sir William Drake, Sir
William Springer, Sir Thomas Gawdy and others for the Manor House in Amersham
together with all its lands with appurtenances in Buckinghamshire and
Hertford, attached to this indenture is a detailed schedule containing an
inventory listing all the various lands and their acreage, together with
details of rents being received from tenants, etc, together with another
similar indenture from 1675, again with an attached schedule |
Drake |
Springer |
Gawdy |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
150 |
1710 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Buckingham, between William Greene of the town of
Buckingham, innholder and Anne his wife, and Henry Schebedge of Buckingham,
butcher. Dated the 31st day of January in the 8th year of the reign of Queen
Anne [1710]. Property: A messuage or tenement in the West End or North east
end of Buckingham near the tenement of Thomas Nelson. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Dusty and creasing with rubbing to folds.
Document size: 57 by 50 cm. Other characteristics: Signatures and wax seals
on vellum tags. |
Greene |
Schebedge |
Nelson |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
151 |
1830 |
Dominic
Winter 6 Apr 2005 |
398 |
Cowper
(William, 1731-1800). The Last Lock of Cowper's Wig, c. 1830, a lock of hair,
tied with silk thread, mounted on card, and bearing manuscript inscription in
ink 'the last lock of Cowper's wig, obtained from his late favourite
gardener, Robert', and decorated with two sprigs from a shrub with manuscript
inscription in ink below 'this shrub Cowper planted with his own hand', edged
in gilt, and mounted on contemp. blind-embossed light blue card, overall size
approx. 150 x 190 mm, and contained in contemp. folded sheet of paper, with
an inscription in ink, 'the last lock of Cowper's wig. From Miss Aston of
Newport Pagnell', a little soiled and sl. fraying to folds, together with an
original copper plate by George Cruikshank, for vols. 2 & 3 of The Humourist,
a 19th c. metal-faced relief printing block for the bookplate of Anne
Isabella Ritchie, and a small quantity of proof plates of the frontispiece to
Prideaux's Bibliography of Edward Fitzgerald, 1901 |
Cowper |
Aston |
Cruikahank |
Fitzgerald |
|
|
|
|
|
|
152 |
1644 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for the sale of lands in Amersham including the Manor House
called Bury, between Sir William Drake of Shardeloes, Amersham, baronet, Sir
William Springe of Pakenham Hall, Suffolk, baronet, Sir Thomas Gawdy of Gawdy
Hall, Norfolk, William Lawrence, John Denton of Morely, Surrey, Edward Roper
of Amersham, and John Timberley of Amersham. Dated the 4th day of February in
the 20th year of the reign of Charles I [1644]. Property: All that capital
messuage or manor house in Amersham called Bury where Sir Thomas Sanders
lately dwelt; a house called Mantle House; and 28 other various lands and
houses in Amersham specified in a detailed schedule attached to the main
indenture. The schedule has full details of the location, names and acreage
of all lands. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing
and small areas of rubbed text. Seals missing, otherwise good condition
overall. Document size: 70 by 45 cm. Other characteristics: Attached detailed
schedule of lands. _________________________________ From
"Magna Britannia" 1806: The
manor of Agmondesham (called in the Norman Survey, Elmodesham) was given by
William the Conqueror to Geffrey de Mandeville, and, with other large
estates, descended from him to the noble families of Fitz-Piers, Bohun, and
Stafford. After the attainder of Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, King
Henry VIII. granted this manor to Sir John Russel, ancestor of the Duke of
Bedford. In 1665, it was purchased of William, Earl of Bedford, by Sir
William Drake knt. and is now the property of Thomas Drake Tyrwhit Drake esq.
The family of Drake had been settled in this parish some time before, by the
marriage of Francis Drake esq. of East Sheen, in Surrey, one of the gentlemen
of the bedchamber to King James I. (descended from the Drakes, of Ash, in
Devonshire,) with Jane, daughter and heir of William Totehill esq. of
Shardeloes, in the parish of Amersham. William Drake esq. was created a
baronet in 1641, but dying a batchelor in 1669, the title became extinct: he
bequeathed his estates in Amersham to his nephew, William Drake esq.
afterwards Sir William Drake knt., in whose posterity they still continue. Shardeloes,
the seat of Mr. Drake, stands about a mile from the town. It formerly
belonged to the Brudenells, collateral ancestors of the Earl of Cardigan:
this branch of the family terminated in a female heir, who brought Shardeloes
to the Cheynes. It was afterwards the seat of William Totehill esq. an
eminent lawyer in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, who had the honour of
entertaining her Majesty at Shardeloes in one of her progresses: Mr.
Totehill's daughter married Mr. Drake, as above-mentioned. Among the pictures
at Shardeloes is the portrait of a Lord Chancellor, by Cornelius Jansen,
supposed to be Sir Christopher Hatton. The gardens, much commended for their
beauty by the editors of the Magna Britannia published in 1720, were formed
out of a morass by Sir William Drake knt.; they were modernized for the late
Mr. Drake, by Richmond. Mr.
Drake has three other manors in this parish, called Woodrow, Wood-side, and
Wedon-hill, all of which have been a considerable time in his family: the
manor of Wedon-hill belonged anciently to the family of Wedon, and afterwards
to Sir John Cobham, who surrendered it to the crown in the reign of Edward
III. that monarch granted it, in 1365, to Peter de Brewes. |
Drake |
Springe |
Gawdy |
Lawrence |
Denton |
Roper |
Timberley |
|
|
|
153 |
1675 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for the sale of lands in Amersham including the Manor House
called Bury, between Sir William Drake of Shardeloes, Amersham, Knight, and
James Perrott the elder of Northleigh, Oxfordshire. Dated the 14th day of
June in the 27th year of the reign of Charles II [1675]. Property: All that
capital messuage or manor house in Amersham called Bury where Sir Thomas
Sanders lately dwelt; a house called Mantle House; and 28 other various lands
and houses in Amersham specified in a detailed schedule attached to the main
indenture. The schedule has full details of the location, names and acreage
of all lands. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing
and small areas of rubbed text. Document size: 65 by 34 cm. Other
characteristics: Signature and paper covered seal. |
Drake |
Perrott |
Sanders |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
154 |
1661 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for the sale of lands in Chiddington, between Thomas
Guilford of Westlington Furlong in the parish of Chiddington, mason, and Paul
Howes of the same place, yeoman. Dated the 29th day of January in the 13th
year of the reign of Charles II [1661]. Property: All that little plot or
pightle of land in Westlington Long Furlong next to land of Samuel Shrimpton
in the west and land of Paul Howes in the north. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Very good condition. Document size: 40 by 30
cm. Other characteristics: Seal missing, but very nice calligraphy. |
Guilford |
Howes |
Shrimpton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
155 |
1679 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for sale of houses and land in Aston Clinton,
Buckinghamshire, between Pelham Sandwell of Buckingham, gent and Mary his
wife, Samuel Hartley of Newport Pagnell, iron monger, John Nightingale of
Tipperton, Staffordshire, ironmonger, Thomas North of Lenston, Bedfordshire,
William Hartley of Buckingham, and Edward Purses of Buckingham. Dated the 6th
day of November in the 31st year of the reign of Charles II [1679]. Property:
A messuage in Aston Clinton called Sandwell End and all those 7 closes of
pasture ground and of one other close of arable land called Wapes Croft. Also
woods in the common woods of Aston Clinton called Hengrove, and all that
mowing ground in the common meadow of Aston Clinton. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Rubbed text, dust marking and creasing. 3 cm
diameter hole in the lower right hand corner with tear underneath. Document
size (approx.): 67 by 34 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and remnants of 2
seals. |
Sandwell |
Hartley |
Nightingale |
North |
Purses |
|
|
|
|
|
156 |
1834 |
ebay |
|
GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Hurley Berkshire COLBOURNE 1834 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 171 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS COLBOURNE OF
INYFORD IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS CARPENTER OF THE ONE PART AND ROBERT COLBOURNE
OF GREAT MARLOW IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM SURGEON OF THE OTHER PART. BEING
THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PIECE OF ARABLE LANDS SITUATE LYING AND BEING ON
PLAISTER HILL IN THE PARISH OF HURLEY IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS CALLED OR KNOWN
BY THE NAME OF PLAISTER PIGHTLE OR BECKFORDS PIGHTLE WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE
STAMPS SIZES 24 INS X 15 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO
BOTTOM RIGHT FOLD WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Colbourne |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
157 |
1829 |
ebay |
|
1829
indneture: Bill of Sale - Marsly Gibbon, Buckinghamshire Names mentioned:
William Jones (farmer) - children: John (farmer), Elizabeth, Anne Signatures: William Jones, John Jones,
Thomas Hearn of Buckingham, George Nelson (clerk) 3 pages with 2 wax seals
and revenue stamps. Slight foxing
otherwise very good condition |
Jones |
Hearn |
Nelson |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
158 |
1713 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture recording the lease of a house and lands in Cuddington and
Donnington, Bucks, between Samuel Shrimpton the elder of Littleworth in the
parish of Cuddington, Bucks, mason, and Samuel Shrimpton the younger, mason.
Dated the 21st day of January in the 11th year of the reign of Queen Anne
[1713]. Property: A messuage and tenement in Cuddington of 12 acres, and half
an acre of arable land in the common fields of Dinton als Donnington. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good, but with light patchy
browning. Characteristics: Signature and seal. |
Shrimpton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
159 |
1825 |
ebay |
|
TWO
SEPERATE DOCUMENTS ON FINE PARCHMENT,THE FIRST DATED 6 th APRIL 1825 (IN
SIXTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE FOURTH),A LEASE FOR ONE YEAR AT A COST
OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND PAYMENT OF ONE PEPPER CORN AT THE END.BOTH THE DOCUMENTS
ARE BETWEEN JOSEPH COLES (MILLER) ,AND JAMES DANCER (BAKER) ,THE PROPERTY
DEALT WITH IS A HOUSE AND LAND IN
GREAT HARWOOD BUCKS.THE SECOND DOCUMENT ,WHICH IS LARGER AND SEPERATE FROM
THE FIRST IS DATED ONE DAY LATER 7 TH APRIL 1825.IT IS APPOINTMENT AND
RELEASE OF THE PROPERTY FOR THE SUM OF 190 POUNDS ,AN INDENTURE .BOTH
DOCUMENTS ARE SIGNED AND SEALED.CONDITION VERY CLEAR AND CLEAN.USUAL REVENUE
STAMPS. |
Coles |
Dancer |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
160 |
1331 |
ebay |
|
MEDIEVAL
EDWARD III VELLUM INDENTURE - OAKLEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE - 1331 A medieval
vellum indenture being a deed of gift by which Robert Crokes, clerk, of
Oakley, Buckinghamshire, conveys to Robert son of Lord Robert FitzElys of
Waterperry, Oxfordshire, lands in the parish of Oakley, with the names of
five witnesses. Dated the 5th day of February, in the 5th year of the reign
of Edward III [1331] Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good
condition but Lacks seal. Document size (approx.): 23 by 10 cm. |
Crokes |
FitzElys |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
161 |
1813 |
ebay |
|
GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Aylesbury Bucks SAUNDERS > ROBINSON 1813
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 192 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN RICHARD SAUNDERS OF NORTH END FULHAM IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF
THE FIRST THOMAS SAUNDERS OF NORTH END AFORESAID A LIEUTENANT IN HIS MAJESTYS
NAVY OF THE SECON PART EDMIND ROBINSON OF CAREY STREET IN THE LIBERTY OF THE
ROLLS IN THE SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX HENRY HUGHES OF CLEMENTS INN IN THE
SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE FOURTH PART JAMES PARRS OF FITZROY SQUARE OF
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND JOHN EDWARDS OF FITZROY STREET OF THE FIFTH
PART.. BEING A RELEASE BASED ON AN INDENTURE MADE IN 1774 WITH REGARD THE
MANORS ADVOWSONS MESSUAGES LANDS AND TENEMENTS SITUATE AND BEING AT PITCHCOT
BRILL AND AYLEsBURY IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE TO THOMAS PITT
AFTERWARDS CREATED LORD CAMELFORD .Thomas Pitt of Boconnoc, 1st Lord
Camelford (b 03.03.1736/7, d 19.01.1793) member of the Pitt family of former
Prime minister William Pitt the Younger. SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO FOLD ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS~ WAX
SEAL ~ ON TEN SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Saunders |
Robinson |
Hughes |
Parrs |
Edwards |
Pitt |
|
|
|
|
162 |
1792 |
ebay |
|
A paper
obligation bond where Thomas Bullock of Great Cumberland Street, Portman
Square, Middlesex, is firmly bound to Richard Harper of Twyford,
Buckinghamshire, grazier, for the sum of 600 Pounds in relation to sale of
lands. Bond dated the 8th day of March in the 32nd year of the reign of
George III [1792]. Medium: Printed with handwritten insertions in English on
paper. Condition: Slightly frayed at edges, with some minor stains.
Characteristics: Signatures. Signed by Joseph Lyon and Joseph Leigh Spencer. |
Bullock |
Harper |
Lyon |
Spencer |
|
|
|
|
|
|
163 |
1792 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum document being a release relating to the sale of lands in Stockland,
Dorset between Thomas Bullock formerly of Sonning House in the parish of
Sonning, Berkshire, since of Knights in Middlesex and lately of Great
Cumberland Street, Portman Square, London, and Richard Harper of Pomidon in
the parish of Twyford, Buckinghamshire, grazier. Dated the 8th day of March
in the 32nd year of the reign of George III [1792] Property: Two messuages
called Ridge and several closes of land called Path Morr, Leacroft, Little
Plot, Holly Close, Slowcroft, The Coppice, all in Stockland, Dorset. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good condition vellum with just
one tiny hole in one fold. Document size: 83 by 68 cm. |
Bullock |
Harper |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
164 |
1747 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture recording the lease of lands in Wingrave, between Daniel How
of Hardwick, Bucks, yeoman, George Higgs or Rowsham in the parish of
Wingrave, yeoman, and Richard Coles of Wingrave. Dated the 16th day of March
in the 21st year of the reign of George II [1747] Property: All that messuage
or farm house in Wingrave, and a close of pasture of 3 acres in the
occupation of William Webb and William Keene. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Creasing and light browning. Characteristics:
Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 50 by 65 cm. |
How |
Higgs |
Coles |
Webb |
Keene |
|
|
|
|
|
165 |
1639-1799 |
ebay |
|
7
indentures all from a common source they are (1) Lease for a year Henry Jones
to John Davies 1756 Cardigan Wales with nice seal. (2) Conveyance dated 1742,
conveyance of a property to Henry Jones from his aunt Ann Parry widow of
Noyadd on heavy vellum with two seals. (3) 1799, Bargain and Sale Lock esq
and others Gosport Southampton, 3 seals. (4) 1755 Joseph Monk to Thomas Monk
house in Aylesbury, 2 seals. (5) 1756, County of Cardigan house and land one
seal. (6) 1763, mortgage John
Longbridge and John Pitihos? both of Aylesbury Buckinghamshire with seal. (7)
1639, large lease of some sort will need decyphering, 2 pendant seals. Condition, items 1 to 6 very good, some old
mould stains to folds, item 7 split along folds, 10% of handwritten words
faded. |
Jones |
Davies |
Parry |
Lock |
Monk |
Longbridge |
Pitihos |
|
|
|
166 |
1701 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture recording the release of land in Williamscote, Oxfordshire,
between John Dichfield of Wing, Buckinghamshire, clerk and Joyce his wife,
and Richard Pedley of Williamscote als Willscote, taylor. Dated the 10th day
of February in the 13th year of the reign of William III [1701] Property: A
little piece or strip of land called the Hopyard lying and being in Willscot
next to a house of Humphrey Pedley called High Field. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good condition. Characteristics: Signatures and
seals on vellum tags. Document size (approx.): 60 by 45 cm. |
Dichfield |
Pedley |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
167 |
1805 |
ebay |
|
Mentmore
Bucks PAINE > CHESELDEN 1805 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE III - BEING 200 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM PAINE OF WINGHOBE IN THE
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM YEOMAN AND CHARLOTTE HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART NEDHAM
CHESELDEN OF MANTON IN THE COUNTY OF RUTLAND ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART JAMES
PALMER HOBBS OF NEW BOND STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART
END ELIZABETH BIRD OF THE PARISH OF SAINT MARYLEBONE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX OF THE FOURTH PART BEING THE RELEASE WITH COVENANT FOR FINE OF
ANNUITY BY THE WILL OF OF MISS JOYCE TAPPING ON ESTATE IN BEZZYSTEAD AND
MENTMORE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. SIZE 31 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS ~ ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM |
Paine |
Cheselden |
Hobbs |
Bird |
Tapping |
|
|
|
|
|
168 |
1734 |
ebay |
|
Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1734 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of two dwellings in Burnham in the County of Buckingham
between Sarah Goldwin, a Widow, of the one part; and John Colsell, described
as a "Mealman". Nicely penned throughout with three light blue
revenue stamps, tax stamp, and interesting vellum seal tag with paper seal
attached to it. Very Good condition, measures 17.5 x 13". |
Goldwin |
Colsell |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
169 |
1852 |
ebay |
|
"1842 Abstract of the title of Mr. John Bush to a
Freehold Title free Estate at Langford Bucks." 10 pages of absolutely awful writing but it
would seem to contain a lot of genealogical information on the Bush family
from 1763 to 1842. Has been folded. |
Bush |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
170 |
1799 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for the lease of a property in Buckingham, between Francis
Bowd of the town of Buckingham, mason, Alexander Pead, labourer, William
Bennett of Buckingham, victualler, and Edward Oakley Gray, gent. Dated the
5th day of April in the 39th year of the reign of George III [1799] Property:
A messuage in the North East end of Buckingham. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and seals.
Document size (approx.): 50 by 40 cm. |
Bowd |
Pead |
Bennett |
Gray |
|
|
|
|
|
|
171 |
1791 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture for the lease of a property in Buckingham, between William
Turpin of Wicken, Northants, yeoman, Richard Turpin of Longport in the parish
of Stowe, and Francis Bowd of the town of Buckingham, mason, and Alexander
Pead, innkeeper. Dated the 22nd day of May in the 31st year of the reign of
George III [1791] Property: A messuage in the North East end of Buckingham.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good with slight
browning. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 60
by 70 cm. |
Turpin |
Bowd |
Pead |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
172 |
1519,
1648 |
ebay |
|
A 17th
century copy of a vellum indenture relating to a marriage settlement, between
Margaret Lestrange of Little Massingham, Norfolk, John Lestrange, Thomas
Lestrange of Westbury Bucks, John Mordaunt and Robert Mordaunt. Original
Indenture Dated 20 December 11th year of the reign of Henry VIII [1519] This
copy Dated the 1st day of August 1648 Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: The document is heavily rubbed with flakey ink making it
difficult to read. I can't make out any properties in particular but probaby
relates to the mordaunt estates in Essex. Patience and good eyesight will
probably reward a researcher out there! Document size (approx.): 50 by 45 cm. |
Lestrange |
Mordaunt |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
173 |
1779 |
ebay |
|
A 4
page vellum indenture for the conveyance of a number of properties in Abbotts
Langley, Hertfordshire, between Christopher Tower of Huntsmore Lodge
Buckinghamshire, William Toovey of Lea Farm, Watford, yeoman, and Thomas
Chitterbuck of Watford, yeoman. Dated the 9th day of October in the 19th year
of the reign of George III [1779] Property: A messuage in Abbotts Langley,
several closes of arable land on the road from hemel hempstead to Watford,
and several other lands. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Duty stamps cut out. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document size
(approx.): 70 by 60 cm. |
Tower |
Toovey |
Chitterbuck |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
174 |
1644 |
Dominic
Winter 9 Nov 2005 |
328 |
Fine
early vellum indenture, dated 19th December 1644 , between Sir William Drake
and Francis Drake, detailing the sale of a large estate and its Manor House
in Amersham, for the sum of three thousand pounds, containing a very detailed
listing of the numerous parcels of land and the names of the various tenants,
together with a similar indenture, dated 20th June 1665, both with large
pendant wax seals attached |
Drake |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
175 |
1724 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture recording a lease of property in Buckingham between John
Rogers of Cothenborough in the parish of Buckingham, esquire, Mathias Rogers
of Buckingham, gent, Charles Blunt of Buckingham, ironmonger, now acting as
governor of the goods and reversions of Christ's Hospital Buckingham, and
Thomas Carter, baker. Dated the 2nd day of May in the 10th year of the reign
of King George I [1724] Property: All that little pightle of sward ground in
Buckingham of 1 acre in the occupation of Joseph Douzy. Medium: Handwritten
in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy browning. Characteristics: Signature
and seal. Document size (approx.): 55 by 65 cm. Queen
Elizabeth I, in the year 1597, founded an alms-house at Buckingham for seven
poor women, called Christ's Hospital. According to the 1806 Magna Britannia,
it was funded at one time by a Mr Harris from profits made by the Wool Market
and Wool Hall in Buckingham. |
Rogers |
Blunt |
Carter |
Douzy |
|
|
|
|
|
|
176 |
1761 |
ebay |
|
A paper
bill for materials delivered to the Wool Hall by the orders of Mr Read and Mr
Huckell" [Buckingham]. Incuded "Tyles and 12 bushells of lime and
careg" On the same paper are similar supplies delivered "to be used
at that house that Miss Hemins now lives in", and "for the use of
the house that widow Hing lived in by orders of Mr Read and Mr Barns".
With receipt for money paid at bottom. Dated 1761 A very
interesting paper bill giving 15 items of materials for repairing the wool
Hall and other houses in Buckingham.
This item does not mention Buckingham, but was with some other papers
relating to Christ's Hospital at Buckingham. Queen Elizabeth I, in the year
1597, founded an alms-house at Buckingham for seven poor women, called
Christ's Hospital. According to the 1806 Magna Britannia, it was funded at
one time by a Mr Harris from profits made by the Wool Market and Wool Hall in
Buckingham. Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: One edge is frayed with slight
loss of text. Document size (approx.): 36 by 15 cm. |
Read |
Huckell |
Hemins |
Hing |
Barns |
Harris |
|
|
|
|
177 |
1862 |
ebay |
|
1862
6-PAGE VELLUM INDENTURE BENVILLE MANOR DORSET NO RESERVE DATE:- 15th MAY 1862
A SUPERB INDENTURE ON 6 SHEETS OF VELLUM BETWEEN HENRY LEGG DAVIS of COOMBE,
in the parish of LITTON CHENEY, DORSET, of the first part ....... and ....
THE REVEREND EDWARD DANIEL STONE of ETON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, WILLIAM SPARKS of
CREWKERNE, SOMERSET and EDWARD PEARCE of DORCHESTER, DORSET a banker of the
second part ........ and ...... JOHN GODFRAY of BELVEDERE SAINT SAVIOUR in
thje ISLAND OF JERSEY of the third part ...... and ..... GEORGE EDWARD EVANS
also of JERSEY of the fourth part ......... CONCERNING a mortgage of THE
MANOR or reputed manor of BENVILLE otherwise BENFIELD in the parish of
CORSCOMBE, DORSET. There are 6 BLUE REVENUE STAMPS and 6 RED WAX SEALS on the
document. Size. The document is approx. 27" wide x 22" high.
Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Davis |
Stone |
Sparks |
Pearce |
Godfray |
Evans |
|
|
|
|
178 |
1877-1884 |
ebay |
|
A bank
pass book for the Bucks & Oxon Union Bank in Buckingham belonging to
William Geaorge Chalstone with entries running from 1877 to 1884. 1870's
Medium: ~15 pages of handwritten accounts in English on ruled paper, with the
rest of the pages blank. vellum covered binding. Condition: Several loose
pages otherwise good. Document size (approx.): 16 cm by 11 cm. |
Chalstone |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
179 |
1847 |
ebay |
|
A 7
page booklet detailing the lots to be sold on Townsend Farm and Peartree Hill
Farm, Middle Claydon. Buckinghamshire (property of John Stevens, dec.) on the
3rd and 4th February 1847. There are
80 lot numbers of each day which include: "Capital in-calf Yorkshire
cow", "Ten Dorset ewes and 10 lambs", Four South-Down ewes and
3 lambs", "Famous fresh barren cow", "Well-bred
two-year-old Durham Bull", "Cock of useful old hay, about 20
tons", "Sheep crib on wheels", "Set to thill
harness", "South six-inch-wheel cart, complete", etc. Has been folded with a grubby line down the
front cover. |
Stevens |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
180 |
1855 |
ebay |
|
A large
6 page abstract of title relating to property in Oakley,
Buckinghamshire. People mentioned:
Revd Thomas Martyn (clerk), Miss Eulalia Maria Mudge, Celia Geaves Lloyd (nee
Mudge, wife of Revd Charles Albert Lloyd), Catherine Elizabeth Richardson Mudge
(children of Revd William Mudge), Jane Gorham
1813: Revd John King Martin of Great Staughton, Huntingtonshire (also
rector of Pertenhall, Bedfordshire) + Eulalia Maria, nee Longmire his wife,
Benjamin Keene of Charles Street, Berkeley Square, Revd Joseph Hall (clerk of
Bartlow, Cambridgeshire) 1783: Letitia Battison of Bedford (widow, will dated
31 July 1783), Elizabeth Longmire (died 4 January 1825), Mary Eulalia
Longmire (daughter of Elizabeth) 1800:
John King Martin married Eulalia Maria Lomgmire on 6 July 1800 (died 19 June
1807) - 4 children Thomas Martyn, Mary Eulalia Martyn (died 3 July 1815),
Rhoda Martyn (wife of Revd William Mudge, died 19 April 1839), Jane
Martyn. Has been folded. |
Martyn |
Mudge |
Lloyd |
Gorham |
Martin |
Longmire |
Keene |
Hall |
Battison |
|
181 |
1809 |
ebay |
|
An
invoice and letter in one dated 25th September 1809 from Theodore &
Philemon Price, Kingston Iron Wharf, Birmingham. It has been folded to be used as an
envelope and is addressed to Messrs. French, Ironmongers, Buckingham. Has damage where the seal has been broken
open. |
Price |
French |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
182 |
1685 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture regarding the conveyance of a property in Brill,
Buckinghamshire, between John Dawson of Brill, gentleman, executor of the
will of Richard Carter, late of Brill, and Anne Carter of Brill, widow. Dated
15 June 1685 in the 1st year of the reign of James II Property: All that close of pasture or
arable land called Cockshute Hill in Brill. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 10 by 25 cm |
Dawson |
Carter |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
183 |
1686 |
ebay |
|
A
vellum indenture regarding the sale of lands in Brill, Buckinghamshire,
between Edward Carter of the six clerks office London, gentleman, and Ann
Carter of Brill. Dated 20 May 1686 in the 2nd year of the reign of James II
Property: All that close of pasture or arable land called Coxshute Hill in
Brill. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal on a vellum tag. Document Size
(Approx.): 15 by 25 cm |
Carter |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
184 |
1638-1699 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
67 |
Group
of documents relating to a cottage on south side of High Street in Amersham,
and to the Burrow family, manuscripts, 6 on vellum, 2 on paper, folds, some
with wax seals, v.s., v.d. , 1638-99 (8) |
Burrow |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
185 |
1742 |
ebay |
|
English
Indenture Document on Vellum Superbly hand written Excellent condition Dated
12 November 1742 Size approx. 520mm x 310mm Sealed by Samual Amond the Older
Concerning land and property in Chesham, Buckinghamshire Found in a loft in
Chesham after 250 years. Also mentions John Smith and John Putnam. |
Amond |
Smith |
Putnam |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
186 |
1767 |
ebay |
|
WINGRAVE:
A final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, between Joseph
Lucas and John Sheffield querents, and William Leader and Mary his wife
deforciants, relating to a property in Wingrave, Buckinghamshire. Dated 1767
in the 7th year of the reign of George III Property: Two houses, two
cottages, two barns, two stables, two gardens and orchards, eleven acres of
land, six acres of meadow, five acres of pasture, pasture for three cows,
seven sheep, all in Rowsham, Wingrave. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: None. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by
50 cm |
Lucas |
Sheffield |
Leader |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
187 |
1776 |
ebay |
|
STONDON,
DENHAM, HARLOW: A ten page copy of an indenture originally made 19 June 1739,
conveying lands in Stondon, Hertfordshire, Denham in Buckinghamshire and
Harlow in Essex, between Elizabeth Bird late of St Ann's Soho, London, now of
Birmingham, spinster, daughter of the late Robert Bird of London, three
sisters of Abigail Lilley of St Paul Covent Garden, and Jane Bird of St
Andrew, Holbourn. Dated 4 May 1776 in the 16th year of the reign of George
III Property: The manor of Young's in Stondon with many named farms and
tenements. The manor of Marshalls and Soots in Hertfordshire. A wood or
coppice called Broad Spring in Denham. Also a close in Harlow called Edward
Bandell's Close, with many other named properties in Harlow. Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Very good. Characteristics:
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 32 cm |
Bird |
Lilley |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
188 |
1822 |
ebay |
|
PAULERSPURY:
Lease of lands in Paulerspury, Buckinghamshire, between John Lesley and
George Nelson, trustees of the charity given by the late Lady Bagott in
Buckingham, and William Smith of Paulerspury, victualer. Dated 21 March 1822
in the 3rd year of the reign of George III Property: An allotment in Toothill
Field, Paulerspury of eight acres in the occupation of John Newman. Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Very good. Characteristics:
Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 20 cm |
Lesley |
Nelson |
Bagott |
Smith |
Newman |
|
|
|
|
|
189 |
1798 |
ebay |
|
FARNHAM
ROYAL: A court baron document for the manor of Farnham Royal,
Buckinghamshire, recording the surrender of copyhold lands by John Cutler,
customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of Thomas Perryman as the new
copyhold tenant. Dated 4 June 1798 in the 38th year of the reign of George
III Property: A copyhold tenement with outhouses, orchards, gardens and a
little close of land adjoining in Farnham Royal. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good with light toning. Characteristics: Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 32 cm |
Cutler |
Perryman |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
190 |
1818 |
ebay |
|
BUCKINGHAM:
A long paper receipt and bill to "The trustees to William Burleigh for
bread delivered at the church."
Entries run for from January to December 1818, delivering 16 loaves of
bread every week. This is most probably the Buckingham Christ's Hospital
charity. Dated 1818 in the 58th year of the reign of George III Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Good Characteristics: Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 29 by 18 cm |
Burleigh |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
191 |
1638 |
ebay |
|
AMERSHAM:
Assignment of a cottage in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, between John Tredwaye
of Fulmer, husbandman, and Joane his wife, formerly the wife of William
Burrow of Amersham, and James Burrow. Dated 19 May 1638 in the 14th year of
the reign of Charles I Property: A cottage, garden and orchard on the High
Street in Amersham, between the tenement of the Earl of Bedford and the land
of one Tokefield, late in the occupation of Michael Gibsone. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Marks of
parties and one remaining red wax seal. Document Size (Approx.): 53 by 65 cm |
Tredwaye |
Burrow |
Gibsone |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
192 |
1768 |
ebay |
|
CHARLTON,
NEWBOTTLE: Mortgage of pasture land in Charlton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire,
between John Side of Charlton, joiner, and John Holton of Tingewick,
Buckinghamshire, cordwainer. Dated 15 December 1768 in the 9th year of the
reign of George III Property: A half yard land of arable meadow and pasture
ground in the fields of Charlton in the occupation of the Side family.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
55 by 65 cm |
Side |
Holton |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
193 |
1783 |
ebay |
|
CHARLTON,
NEWBOTTLE: Mortgage of a plot of land in Charlton, Newbottle,
Northamptonshire, between John Side of Charlton, joiner, and John Holton of
Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, cordwainer. Dated 24 April 1783 in the 23rd year
of the reign of George III Property: A plot of land of 7 acres and 9 perches,
bounded on the north by an allotment of Mary Gibbard and on the east by one
of Elizabeth Haddon. All in Charlton. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 58 by 67 cm |
Side |
Holton |
Gibbard |
Haddon |
|
|
|
|
|
|
194 |
1770 |
ebay |
|
TAPLOW:
A court baron document for the manor of Taplow in Buckinghamshire, recording
the admission of Nathanial Newberry as copyhold tenant. Dated 29 December
1770 in the 11th year of the reign of George III Property: A meadow called
Randalls Orchard with a pound next to Taplow Street. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Light toning. Characteristics: Signature.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 25 by 32 cm |
Newberry |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
195 |
1891 |
ebay |
|
KENSINGTON:
Mortgage of number 49 Warwick Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex, between William
George Neilson of Laurells Downend, Gloucestershire, and John Holt of
Twyford, Buckinghamshire. Dated 20 July 1891 in the 55th year of the reign of
Victoria Property: A parcel of land on the east side of Warwick Gardens in
the parish of St Mary Abbotts, Kensington, abutting on lands of Lord
Kensington. With a house built upon. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 70 cm |
Neilson |
Holt |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
196 |
1710 |
ebay |
|
English
Indenture Document on Vellum Superbly hand written Good condition though some
wear to right hand side Dated 16 January 1710 Size approx. 700mm x 420mm
Sealed by Richard Amond Concerning land and property in Chesham,
Buckinghamshire. From the images this appears to be a Mortgage by Richard
Amond to Mr ....? Smith. |
Amond |
Smith |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
197 |
1874 |
ebay |
|
English
Indenture Document on Parchment Superbly hand written Good condition Dated 24
August 1874 Size approx. 450mm x 300mm Document opens out and is written on
inside page two and half of page three Sealed by a John Crook Concerning land
and property in Chesham, Buckinghamshire A motgage between John Crook and
Charles Plato Other supporting paperwork mentioning the Chesham Building
Society |
Crook |
Plato |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
198 |
1642 |
ebay |
|
AMERSHAM:
Copy of the last will and testement of James Burrow. An undated copy, but in
a clear 17th century hand. Original document dated 11 August 1642 in the 18th
year of the reign of King Charles I
Property: The will bequeaths his messuage or tenement to his brother
Tymothy. Although the location is not known, this is probably on the High
Street in Amersham. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 19 by 30cm |
Burrow |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
199 |
1660 |
ebay |
|
AMERSHAM:
A memorandum whereby Anne Burrow surrenders a house in Amersham into the
hands of James Burrow son of Tymothy Burrow. This was part of the last Will
and Testement of her late husband James Burrow. Dated 18 March 1660 in the
12th year of the reign of King Charles II Property: Medium: Manuscript in
English on paper. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size
(Approx.): 17 by 18cm. Witnessed by .....? .....?, James Hunt and .....? Gall |
Burrow |
Hunt |
Gall |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
200 |
1661 |
ebay |
|
AMERSHAM:
Conveyance of a cottage in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, between James Burrow of
Chalfont St. Peters, Buckinghamshire, clothworker, and Ralph Cocke of the
same place bricklayer A large wax Seal with a lion or horse? Motif. Dated 26
December 1661 in the 13th year of the reign of King Charles II Property: A
cottage or tenement with garden and orchard in Amersham on the Southside of
the High Street from London to Aylesbury. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Very Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 55cm. Also mentions John Jeekes. |
Burrow |
Cocke |
Jeekes |
|
|
|
|
|
|