Cambridgeshire 101-202
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Cambridgeshire 1-100 |
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ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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1817 |
ebay |
GENUINE ANTIQUE DEED Marquis of
Bath NOBILITY CAMBRIDGE 1817 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE III - 188 YEARS OLD BETWEEN ISAAC SAMUEL CLAMTREE AND ROBERT BICKNALL OF
BLOOMSBURY SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE FIRST PART THE REVEREND JAMES HICKS OF GREAT
WILBRAHAM IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE CLERK OF THE SECOND PART THE MOST
HONORABLE THOMAS MARQUIS OF BATH. THE RIGHT HONORABLE GEORGE EARL OF
WINCHILSEA AND NOTTINGHAM, THE RIGHT HONORABLE WILLIAM EARL OF DARTMOUTH AND
THE RIGHT HONORABLE HENEAGE EARL OF AYLESFORD OF THE FOURTH PART THE REVEREND
CHARLES GEORGE OF WICKED BOUTHANT IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX CLERK OF THE FIFTH
PART AND JOHN JONES OF LINCOLNS INN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE SIXTH
PART. SIGNATURES OF ALL THE NOBILITY. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE RESIDUE OF
A TERM OF 1500 YEARS IN PART OF THE TYTHES OF GREAT WILBURGHAM OTHERWISE
WILBRAHAM IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE FOLD WAX SEALS ON FOUR SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Clamtree |
Bicknall |
Hicks |
Jones |
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102 |
1824 |
ebay |
GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Marquis
of Bath NOBILITY 1824 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE IV
- 181 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE MOST HONORABLE THOMAS MARQUIS OF BATH. THE RIGHT
HONORABLE GEORGE EARL OF WINCHILSEA AND NOTTINGHAM, THE RIGHT HONORABLE
WILLIAM EARL OF DARTMOUTH AND THE REVEREND CHARLES GEORGE OF WICKEN BONHANT
IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX OF THE ONE PART TO CHARLES JACOB WILKINSON OF
WINCHESTER PLACE PENTONVILLE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. SIGNATURES OF ALL THE
NOBILITY. BEING ALL THAT MANOR OR LORDSHIP OR MANORS OF GREAT WILBURGHAM
OTHERWISE WILBRAHAM OTHERWISE LYLES IN GREAT WILBRAHAM AND DWELLINGHAM IN
BURWELL AND ALSO ALL THOSE YEARLY RENTS PAID TO THE LORD WITH ESCUTCHENED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE
SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Wilkinson |
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103 |
1912 |
ebay |
GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED
Corpus Christi College Cambridge 1912 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING EDWARD VII - 93 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE MASTER OR KEEPER AND FELLOWS OF CORPUS
CHRISTI COLLEGE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE OF THE ONE PART AND SAMUEL
JOHN SETEVENSON OF THE BOROUGH OF CAMBRIDGE CONTRACTOR AND CHARLES ELLIS
PARCELL OF THE SAME PLACE BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE AND LYING IN THE PARISH OF GRANTCHESTER IN THE COUNTY
OF CAMBRIDGE FRONTING THE CALLED MARLOWE ROAD AND ALSO THOSE SIX NEWLY
ERECTED HOUSES THEREON WITH REVENUE STAMP SIZES 10 INS X 16 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON FOUR SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Stevenson |
Parcell |
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104 |
1925 |
ebay |
Large Multi Page Document , handwrirren in ink, with large seal intact, and
a MAP Dated 2 March 1925 "The Master Fellows & Scholars of Jesus
College Cambridge, to, Mr HE Ambrose." "Lease of Nos 8 & 10
Rustal Road and a Pavilion and piece of land with entrance from Cherryhinton
Road Cambridge.". |
Ambrose |
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105 |
1716 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 1716, for property
at Burnt Fen Ely Cambs release for Richard Hazzard to Wm Drake of a ffreehold
House & c. |
Hazzard |
Drake |
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106 |
1814 |
ebay |
Indenture/assignment of mortgage for
1000 years for property at St.Marys Ely Cambs - 1814 Between Mary Giles, John
Austin to William Lavender. |
Giles |
Austin |
Lavender |
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107 |
1734 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 26/3/1734 between William
Drake, thatcher and John Haylock both of Ely for premises in ELY. Good
condition with nice seal. |
Drake |
Haylock |
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108 |
1851 |
ebay |
Indenture (conveyance) dated 1851 for
house and premises at St.Marys Ely, Cambs. Two huge pages in good condition
with many seals. Mr John Haylock & others to Mr Robert Debron? |
Haylock |
Debron |
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109 |
1716 |
ebay |
Lease indenture - Richard Hazzard grocer
- Ely Cambs lease to William Drake thatcher to put him in possession of
freehold messuage & c. Dated 1716 Nice clean document with good seal. |
Hazzard |
Drake |
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110 |
1770 |
ebay |
Indenture (Assignment of mortgage)
dated 1770 for premises in Ely Cambs. Lots of names, William Martin, John
Lavender, John Richardson, Barbara Adam etc. Nice seals at the bottom. |
Martin |
Lavender |
Richardson |
Adam |
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111 |
1806 |
ebay |
Indenture (Mortgage) for premises
in Ely 1806 between Francis Giles and John Austin. Seal at bottom. |
Giles |
Austin |
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112 |
1806 |
ebay |
1806 indenture for sale (from the image
a Lease for a year) of premises between Lavender Haylock farmer and John
Austin wheelwright in ELY Cambs. Nice clean document with seal. |
Haylock |
Austin |
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113 |
1835 |
ebay |
Very large two page indenture (Assignment
of Mortgage - I cannot make out the names on the image) 1835 for premises in
Ely Cambs, clean document with nice seals. |
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114 |
1887 |
ebay |
Indenture (Reconveyance) dated 1887
all to do with a lease on premises in Ely owned by the dean and chapter of
Ely and various Lords. |
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115 |
1770 |
ebay |
1770 Lease indenture between
Thomas Drake thatcher, John Lavender and William Martin. ELY Cambridgeshire
nice clean document with seal. |
Drake |
Lavender |
Martin |
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116 |
1788 |
ebay |
Document dated 1788 relating to
shop premises at St.Marys street Ely Cambridgeshire. Lease agreement between
the Lords of the manor and various parties mainly John Harlock wheelwright. |
Harlock |
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117 |
1770 |
ebay |
Dated 12th April 1770 indenture - release
in trust Ely Cambs. Many names and good seals. Release in Trust for Joan
Haylock from Thomas Drake to Mr Tebold? Martindale. Signed by Alice Haylock. |
Haylock |
Drake |
Martindale |
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118 |
1806 |
ebay |
26th of March, forty sixth year of
the reign of George III (1806) Indenture of three parts (Release of a
Mortgage), tenament in Ely Cambs between Lavender Haylock & his wife Mary
Haylock, to John Austin & his Trustee. Also mentions Granado Pigott. |
Haylock |
Austin |
Pigott |
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119 |
1856 |
ebay |
Indenture for premises at St.Marys
Ely Cambs 1856. Between very Reverend George Peacock doctor
in divinity Dean of the Cathedral Church Ely, the Right Honourable Henry Thomas
- Earl of Chichester, Right Honourable Spencer Horatio Walpole M.P. Has their
seals on the bottom also superb Cathedral seal 85mm. Enfranchisement to Mr
Robert Devrin? |
Peacock |
Thomas |
Walpole |
Devrin? |
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120 |
1753 |
ebay |
1753 Copy Will - Thomas Malyn of
Linton Cambridgeshire Names mentioned: Thomas Malyn (tanner); Elizabeth
(wife); Mary (daughter); Martha (daughter); Thomas (son); Giles (son);
William Jackson (kinsman); Edward Haylock; Joseph Ruse; James Miller; John
Onion; John Tofts; Robert Rybright + Elizabeth his wife; John Warner; James
Andrews; Thomas Talbot Places named:
Linton + Ashdon, Essex Signed by:
Thomas Wolfe 3 pages. Has been folded,
otherwise good condition |
Malyn |
Jackson |
Haylock |
Ruse |
Miller |
Onion |
Tofts |
Rybright |
Warner |
Andrews |
Talbot |
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121 |
1882 |
ebay |
1882 Conveyance. Linton
Cambridgeshire. Large Document , handwrirren in ink,
with large duty stamp& seals. Dated 23rd November 1882 Heavy Watermarked
paper:-
Fellows 1881 People &
places mentioned:- Susan West, Amos James Butt, Putney Hill, Putney. John
Howard 123 [Caus]land Road Hackney. |
West |
Butt |
Howard |
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122 |
1828 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED:
Newcastle Upon Tyne CHAPMAN > ROBSON 1828. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the
reign of KING GEORGE IV - 177 years old BETWEEN RICHARD CHAPMAN OF ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE IN CAMBRIDGE GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM CHAPMAN OF NEWCASTLE
UPON TYNE CIVIL ENGINEER OF THE SECOND PART JAMES BROWN OF WHATTON IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND BLACKSMITH OF THE THIRD PART JAMES ROBSON OF
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE SALT DEALER OF THE FOURTH PART DANIEL TEASDALE OF THE
FIFTH PART. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF A TERM OF 1000 YEARS TO MERGE AND RELEASE
OF TWO FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES WITH YARD AND A PLOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN
ALBION PLACE NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE BOUNDERING ON A PASSAGE CALLED BLIND MANS
LANE AND LEAZES LANE. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE
27 INCHES X 30 INS ON FIVE SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Chapman |
Brown |
Robson |
Teasdale |
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123 |
1926 |
ebay |
20 Feb 1926 Second Charge
Document. Double page, most handwritten in ink, the amendment at the back
typed, Large seals, and
a nice 5/- embossed duty stamp. Mentions:- Cambridge, Linton,
Eagle Printing Works, Ernest Vinter |
Vinter |
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124 |
1905 |
ebay |
1905 Document & seals. LINTON
Cambridgeshire. 10/- Duty stamp, & 3 x wax seals Amos James Butt of 197 Selhurst
Road South Norwood, Surrey Nellie Butt of Linton in Cambridge William Jarrow
Taylor 48 Saint Andrews Street Cambridge Charles
Morley of Linton |
Butt |
Taylor |
Morley |
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125 |
1873 |
ebay |
this is a large waxed parchment indenture 26.5 x22.5ins. dated 5th june 1873.It concerns the transfer of morgage
for 300 pounds on land in BERRYNABOR ,DEVON as ancillary to the settlement of
marriage of Edward Pinket and Elizabeth Susan Thorne. It is between Elizabeth S. Thorne of
BARNSTAPLE,DEVON Edward Pinkett M.A.of
TRINTY HALL, CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY,Barnstaple,Richard White of INSTOWE,DEVON, William Turner
of LONG ASHTON, SOMERSET.and Edward
William Barnes,architect, bristol.There are 5 red wax seals and 1.blue 10
shilling duty stamp. in very good condition. |
Pinkett |
Thorne |
White |
Turner |
Barnes |
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126 |
1835 |
ebay |
Large 12 Page Deed dated 1835 This
superb lot is very large and highly collectable. The deed folds in upon itself,
however it opens up into 12 pages, each sewn to the other. The deed is
handwritten in copperplate writing and is complete with seals. It details the
property of Sir Henry Peyton in Cambridshire, Suffolk and Huntingdon. Size:
height 23" x width 271/2" |
Peyton |
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127 |
1875 |
ebay |
1875 Indenture Bargain and Sale
This document is hand written, with a wax seal at the bottom. I believe it is written on vellum. I have attempted
to copy it as well as I can. I am told the lack of punctuation is
deliberate! |
Wilkinson |
Goodwin |
Bryan |
Swaine |
Johnson |
Webster |
Mobb |
Ashling |
Taylor |
Wright |
Elven |
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128 |
1815 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE INDENTURE Wilbraham
Cambridgeshire HICKS > MARQUIS OF BATH 1815 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 190 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE THE REVEREND JAMES HICKS
OF GREAT WILBRAHAM IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE CLERK OF THE ONE PART AND THE
MOST HONORABLE THOMAS MARQUIS OF BATH, THE RIGHT HONORABLE GEORGE EARL OF
WINCHILSEA AND NOTTINGHAM AND THE RIGHT HONORABLE WILLIAM EARL OF DARTMOUTH
OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE DEED OF COVENANT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF TITLE
DEEDS FOR LANDS HEREDITAMENTS AND TENEMENTS IN THE SAID PARISH OF GREAT
WILBRAHAM SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE
STAMP ON ONE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Hicks |
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129 |
1659 |
ebay |
A velum indenture dated 1659 and
starts with " To All ....? People" names are
Robert Baron of Great Shelford in the county of Cambridge and John Baker? ironmonger of Saffron Waldon, Essex. Signed by Ro: Baron
The reverse has Sealed & Delivered etc and is signed by John Grace? &
John ?? and is dated 4
febry 1659 Baron to Baker. It measures 15 1/2 inches x 11 1/2 inches approx.
It has a wax seak attached which a crest impressed on it. |
Baron |
Baker |
Grace |
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130 |
1566 |
ebay |
An Elizabethan vellum indenture
for the lease of lands in Chesterton, Cambridge, between Rycharde Brakyne of
Chesterton, esquire, and William Spyres yeoman. Dated the 28th day of October
in the 8th year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I [1566] Property: Two osyar [osier] holts
and 2 banks of willow in Chesterton at the east end of the fenn of Chesterton
between the fen on the north and common river on the south, abutting on
Mylton Common on the west. Near to Barnwell Poole and Wyks Meadow. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Dirt marking, fold marks, water
stains in folds and some mildew spots. Characteristics: Signature but seal
missing. Document size (approx.): 30 by 42 cm. |
Brakyne |
Spyres |
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131 |
1853 |
ebay |
A two page vellum indenture date 6th
August 1853 relating to the settlement of five cottages in Chesterton
Cambridgeshire between Isaac Green (carpenter) +
Elizabeth his wife. Their children:
Charles, Henry, John, Elizabeth (wife of George Franklin of Cambridge,
millwright), Mary Ann (wife of Belshazzar Foster, Officer HM Inland Revenue),
Sarah (wife of James Moore of Cambridge, yeoman). Also mentioned are Charles Thrift
(shoemaker), John Ashby, John Galthrop, Sarah Fordham (widow), Mary Fordham
(widow), Edward Warren and John Thrift (will 1851). Has two seals and
signatures with a revenue stamp. There
are two witness signatures and a signed "Deeds by Married Women"
statement on the third page. Has been
folded. |
Green |
Franklin |
Foster |
Moore |
Thrift |
Ashby |
Galthrop |
Fordham |
Warren |
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132 |
1897 |
ebay |
A three page vellum indenture with
plan dated 20th November 1897 relating to property in Ross Street, Cambridge
between Francis Thoday & Co. Ltd., Samuel Reuben Ginn (solicitor) and
Reuben Kingsby (builder). Earlier
indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1895: Ebenezer Bird Foster 1879: Revd.
James William Geldart, Henry Charles Geldart, Revd. Roichard William Geldart,
Revd. James Geldart, Francis Thoday and Herbert Searle Thoday. It has the large embossed seal of Thodays
with the signatures of two directors and the Secretary. There are two further seals and signatures
and one witness signatures. Has been
folded |
Ginn |
Kingsby |
Foster |
Geldart |
Thoday |
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133 |
1756 |
ebay |
This is an excellent example of a 1756 Deed of
Surrender on waxed paper and still in superb condition. It is dated the 17th.
June 1756 between a Mr Robert Few who was a tenant
of the Manor of Willingham in the County of Cambridgeshire to the Lord of the
Manor. It was witnessed by a Mr H. Chinery and a John Waller. It carries a two shillings and three pence stamp written II shillings
and III pence. The photographs that show the front and back do not do it
justice, the actual Deed is approximately 12" x 11". and in excellent condition. |
Few |
Chinery |
Waller |
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134 |
1839 |
ebay |
LONG CLAWSON: Conveyance of a
house and lands in Long Clawson, Leicestershire, between William Turner of Welbech
Street, Middlesex, Mary Anne his wife, Edmund Packe of Connaught Square,
Middlesex, Emily Mansfield of Birstall House, Leicester, Hannah Mansfield,
Henry Ellis Boates of Rose Hill, Denbighshire, Tycho Wing of Thorney Abbey,
Cambridgeshire, and Samuel Berridge of Leicester. Dated 10 May 1839 in the
2nd year of the reign of Victoria
Property: A house and a number of closes of land in Long Clawson
called Dovecot Close, Mill Close, Gravel Pit Close, Cow Stand, Barkwell Head,
Hearsay Close, Thorn Bush Close, Barn Close, Oak Tree Close, and Bottom
Rowdam. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 78 cm |
Turner |
Packe |
Mansfield |
Boates |
Wing |
Berridge |
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135 |
1640 |
ebay |
HEMPSTEAD, FINCHINGFIELD, GREAT
SAMPFORD: An attractive lease of lands in Hempstead, Finchingfield and Great
Sampford, Essex, between Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Fakenham, Suffolk,
Knight, and Dame Katherine his wife, and William Allington of Horseheath
Hall, Cambridgeshire. Nice wax seal with armorial impression. Dated 24 August
1640 in the 16th year of the reign of Charles I Property: Pasture and meadows
in Hempstead, Essex. A farm called Walfords Farm in Hempstead. A croft called
Lythermores Croft in Finchingfield. Also several other crofts or fields in
Hempstead, Finchingfield and Great Sampford. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Flaky ink and an area in one fold of heavily rubbed ink
making some of the text very difficult to read. Characteristics: Signature
and red wax seal of William Allington. Document Size (Approx.): 55 by 65 cm |
Mordaunt |
Allington |
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136 |
1820-1890 |
ebay |
5 vellum documents from the Manor
of Burwell Ramseys in the County of Cambridge. All in good condition with no
noticeable damage unless otherwise stated. |
Finch |
Cropley |
Davey |
Lister |
Martin |
Eaden |
Knowles |
Pike |
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137 |
1746 |
ebay |
Antique Vellum Document, Probate
Will dated 1746.
Drawn up during the reign of King George 11. "In The Name of God Amen, I William
Hockley of Whittlesford in the County of Cambridge, Miller, being in
sound........" Goes on to
bequeath Daughter Elizabeth Hockley & heirs ..."my mefsuage or
Tenement with the Close of Pasture, and One Acre of Arable Land...." Also mention of his wife Mary Hockley. Further mentioned:- Thomas Gibbs, and
Witnefses to the Document, "Rich.d York ~ Rob.t Story ~ William
Story"...."In Witnefs wherof I have hereunto set my stand and seal
this fourteenth day of march One Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty
Six...." Document measures approx:- 11.25"/28.5cms by 8.75"/22.25cms and has
Highly Decorative Paper Seal & Backing with Wax sealed between both. Document in Overall Good Antique Condition,
some natural darkening to the back, Hand-Writing in a Good and readable. Attached to this document is a futher one,
dated Twenty Fifth Day of April, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Seven.,
after the death of William Hockley.
Names mentioned:- "Wharton
Peck,...Doctor of Laws,...Chancellor of the Diocese of Ely...Reverand Richard
Walker,...Charles Greene, Register"
Complete with two paper stamps.
In Good Condition. |
Hockley |
Gibbs |
York |
Story |
Peck |
Walker |
Greene |
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1738 |
ebay |
Dated 1738 Will on Vellum, &
further document dated 1742. -(during the reign of
King George ll) "...John Parker
of Sidlington in the County of Cambridge, Yeoman...Bequeath...." Five Pounds...Six Pounds...Three
Pounds...etc. to Daughter Sarah wife of Walls Parker my son...Daughter Mary
Willnutt? and Son.
Grandson James Ruustall?
Grandson Robert Ruustall? Grand
Daughter Sarah Wariliol? Son Colin Parker,
executor..." Measuring approx:- 12.5"/30.5cms by 11.5"/29cms, crease to
top/tiny "nibbled" edge/ & natural darkening due to age. Mostly decipherable, and In Overall Good
Condition. The second attached
document is dated 1742, after the death of John Parker. Contains further names:- "...Wharton
Peck, Doctor of Laws, Official to the Reverand the Archdeacon of Ely...the
worshipfull William Warron, Doctor of Laws...William Greaves,
Registrar..." Attached by
Decorative Paper Seal, having paper backing & wax sealed between, and
having paper stamps. In Good
Condition. |
Parker |
Willnutt |
Ruustall |
Wariliol |
Peck |
Warron |
Greaves |
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139 |
1916 |
ebay |
This official Indenture relates to
6 acres, 2 rods and 11 perches of arable land in Mowfen Drove, Littleport, Cambridgeshire. Previously owned by a Harold Tansley Witt,
following his death it was sold to John BUTCHER of Littleport dated 12
February 1916. The manuscript of parchment measures 25cms across and 37cms in
length or 9 3/4 x 14 1/2 inches when opened out as in the pic. There is a
full description concerning the ownership of the land and also full details
of the vendors and the purchaser. There are facsimile Increment Value Duty
Stamps and Two Pounds Five Shillings stamps on the front together with a
perfectly drawn map of the land sold, the adjoining fields and the road or
track called Mowfen Drove. The document has been witnessed and signed and
three red wax seals are in place and unbroken. Finally there is a Somerset
House Registry stamp dated 9 Feb 1916 and numbered I.V.D K20050. |
Witt |
Butcher |
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140 |
1845 |
ebay |
1845 THIS IS AN INDENTURE FOR (IT
APPEARS) TWO PARCELS OF LAND THE INTERESTING PART OF THIS INDENTURE IS THE
LINK WITH THE BUTLER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE THOMAS SMITH AND CHARLES HUMPFREY
ESQUIRE.THERE ARE SEVERAL OTHERS INVOLVED WHO ALL APPEAR TO RESIDE IN
CAMBRIDGE IT IS COMPLETE WITH THREE WAX SEALS AND WOULD LOOK FANTASTIC
FRAMED. THIS INDENTURE IS UNUSUAL IN THE FACT THAT THE THIRD WAX SEAL HAS NO
SIGNATURE |
Smith |
Humpfrey |
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141 |
1869 |
ebay |
A 1-page large vellum document
dated 1869 from the Manor of Burwell Ramseys in the County of Cambridge. This
is an Admission of Sarah Carter Pike to the manor after she has bought property
from William Martin. Also mentions Henry Martin, John Rolph, William Casburn,
Nathan Cropley, Jonathan Bridgman, James Fuller and John Eaden. In excellent
condition for a document of this age with no holes or tears. A very clean
document. Has a blue tax stamp. No seals. Size approx 13" across by
27" down. |
Pike |
Martin |
Rolph |
Casburn |
Cropley |
Bridgman |
Fuller |
Eaden |
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142 |
1773 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DEED PARCHMENT /
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT Littleport Cambs DELAMORE > FOULGHAM 1773 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 233 YEARS OLD BEING THE
ADMITTANCE OF DORCAS FOULGHAM OF ELY IN THE ISLE OF ELY BY THE MANOR OF LITTLEPORT GENRAL COURT
BARON AND CUSTOMERY COURT OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE CHARLES PHILIP EARL OF
HARDWICKE LORD OF THE MANOR. .BEING THE LEASE FOR LAND SITUATE ON THE WISBECH
ROAD NEAR KNOWLES BRIDGE IN LITTLE PORT. SIZES 13 INS X 10 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Foulgham |
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143 |
1741 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE VELLUM Littleport Cambs
MAYER > MAYER 1741 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE
II - 265 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN MAYER DECEASED AND ROBERT MAYER
. BEING THE SURRENDER AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT FEN LAND AT THE KNOWLE
IN THE MANOR OF LITTLEPORT. NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - SIZE 14 INS X 11 INS . ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED VELLUM - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Mayer |
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144 |
1810 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE VELLUM Littleport Cambs
WILLIAM APSEY 1810 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III
- 196 YEARS OLD BEING THE COPY OF THE ADMISSION WILLIAM APSEY TO ALL THAT FEN
LAND AT THE KNOWLE IN THE MANOR OF LITTLEPORT. NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM.
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 14 INS X 11 INS . ON
ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Apsey |
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145 |
1474 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
40 |
Indenture agreement of sale
between William Palfreyman and Sir William Walpole of property in Ely,
manuscript on vellum, 10 lines, folds, slightly browned and creased, lacks
seal, 88 x 335mm., 22nd April 1474; and another indenture from the reign of Edward
IV, v.s, v.d. (2) |
Palfreyman |
Walpole |
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146 |
1644 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
54 |
A true and p[er]fect Terr[i]er or
Talley made by John Sammon, Thomas Pearson... the freehold lands meadows... and
layes belonging to the Mess in Haddenham... Mr Thomas... lately purchased
of..., manuscript roll on vellum, yellowed and soiled, 580 x 240mm., 28th
June 1644. |
Sammon |
Pearson |
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147 |
1673 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
61 |
A Terrier of all the Lande both
arable and pasture late of mr Washington: lying in Litlington in the County
of Cambridge now in the occupaton of Richard Adame, manuscript, 5pp., folds,
slightly browned, stitched, dorse on verso "For mr flyer in King's Colledge",
380 x 195mm., 19th November 1673; and another, receipt by Ralph Flyer, 21st
June 1673, v.s. (2) |
Washington |
Adame |
Flyer |
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148 |
1752 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE VELLUM ANTIQUE VELLUM Littleport
Cambs JOHN BARBER 1752 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE
II - 254 YEARS OLD BEING THE COPY OF THE ADMISSION JAHN BARBER TO ALL THAT
SIX ACRES OF FEN LAND AT THE KNOWLE IN
THE MANOR OF LITTLEPORT. NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- SIZE 14 INS X 15 INS . ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
VELLUM - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Barber |
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149 |
1731 |
ebay |
NICE VELLUM DOCUMENT IN GOOD STATE
FROM THE NEWTON CUM HAUXTON MANOR, dated 12th of october 1731. Document
stated in latin,mentioning Samuel Gatward,Marlow,... fine document with a II
shillings and III pence embossed (blue) tax stamp |
Gatward |
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150 |
1772 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED Littleport
Cambridgeshire ELGAR 1772. guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE III - 234 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JAMES ELGAR OF COLKIRK IN THE COUNTY OF
NORFOLK GENTLEMAN FIRMLY BOUND TO DOCRAS FFOULGHAM OF ELY WITHIN THE ISLE OF
ELY IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE WIDOW IN THE SUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX
POUNDS BOND TO PERFORM ABSOLUTE SURRENDER OF THAT LOT OF MARSH LAND
CONTAINING SIX ACRES SITUATE AT LITTLE PORT CALLED THE KNOWLE IN THE COUNTY
OF CAMBRIDGE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP. SIZE 16 INS X 13 INS WAX SEAL,. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WITH PRO PATRIA BRITANIA
AND 'HF' WATER MARK IN EXTREMELY FINE
CONDITION |
Elgar |
ffoulgham |
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151 |
1710 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED Littleport Cambridgeshire
BATTEY 1710. guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN ANNE - 296 YEARS
OLD BETWEEN ROBERT BATTEY CUSTOMARY TENANT OF THE MANOR OF LITTLEPORT AND
ANTHONY TYRRELL SURRENDER OF THAT LOT OF MARSH LAND CONTAINING SIX ACRES
SITUATE AT LITTLE PORT CALLED THE KNOWLE IN THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE SIZE 8
INS X 9 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION FOR AGE |
Battey |
Tyrrell |
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152 |
1750, 1800 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFUL DOCUMENT ON 8 PAGES ON STAMPED PAPER
EXTRACTED FROM THE REGISTRY OF THE
CONSISORY COURT OF LORD BISHOP
OF ELY IN 1800 .SO EACH PAGE HAS TWO EMBOSSED COLOURLESS SEALS OF 6
PENCE .TRUE COPY OF THE WILL OF JOHN MORRIS
RESIDING IN THE CHICKSAND
PRIORY THE COPY DATES FROM 1800 BUT THE WILL ITSELF DATES FROM 1750
8 PAGES DESCRIPTION OF HEIRS AND POSSESSIONS VERY FINE AN LEGIBLE
DOCUMENT THE COLOURLESS STAMPS ON THE FIRST PAGE HAVE BEEN BLACKENED BY
PENCIL WILL BE GUMMED AWAY. VERY FINE DOCUMENT IN GOOD CONDTION.
Cambridgeshire? This and the next document sold at same time. |
Morris |
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153 |
1751 |
ebay |
QUITCLAIM DEED WILLIAM MORRIS to
WM MORRIS 1751 HAUXTON NICE DOCUMENT PARTLY PRINTED PARTLY MANUSCRIPT WITH
RED WAX SEAL OF THE SIGNER WILLIAM MORRIS TO HIS COUSIN ANOTHER
WILLIAM MORRIS BOTH OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE COLOURLESS EMBOSSED DUTY STAMP OF 1
SHILLING AND 6 PENCE CLEAN AND GOOD DOCUMENT OF THE RESIDENTS OF
CHICKSANDS PRIORY BACK THEN. |
Morris |
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154 |
1709 |
ebay |
VENNINGTON, WESTBURY: Counterpart
to a demise of three houses in Vennington in the parish of Westbury,
Shropshire, between John Topp of Welshpool, chirurgeon, and John Earle of Swasham
Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire, clerk. Dated 10 May 1709 in the 8th year of the
reign of Queen Anne Property: All that messuage or tenament in Vennington
with 3 others. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Topp |
Earle |
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155 |
1827 |
ebay |
Offered is this one page vellum
document dated 6 July 1827. It measures 57 cm by 70.5 cm. It is between
William Neal of Fordham, Inn Keeper, William Parr Isaacson of Newmarket,
Suffolk, Gentleman, Richard Martin of Newmarket, Grocer and William Stigwood
of Suffolk, farmer. It deals with the lease for a year of a messuage or
tennement or Inn called or known by the sign of the Chequers situated and
being in Carter Street in Fordham in the County of Cambridgeshire. Also
mentioned in the docuement is a piece or parcel of land in Feast Green,
Fordham Road containing 28 perches and 2 acres of land called Moor Common. It
retains the revenue stamps together with a wax seal and the signature of
William Neal. A lovely clean and well written document. |
Neal |
Isaacson |
Martin |
Stigwood |
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156 |
1750 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: Lease of a house in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between John Lawrence of Orwell, Single Man
and Simon Leete of Guilden Morden, Maltster. Dated 19 March 1750 in the 24th
year of the reign of King George II Property: All that messuage or tenement
in Guilden Morden in the occupation of John Adams deceased, now Joseph
Greenop. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good, but some
light toning. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 32 by 42 cm |
Lawrence |
Leete |
Adams |
Greenop |
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157 |
1747 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: Lease of a number
of lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Henry Waylett of Waltham
Abbey, Yeoman and Simeon Leet of Guilden Morden, Butcher. Dated 9 November 1747
in the 21st year of the reign of King George II Property: Several parcels of
arable land of 7 acres lying dispersed in the fields of Guilden Morden late
the lands of Daniel Smith. Also several parcels of arable land of 5 acres
late of Catherine Parnell. Also lands lying in Five Furlong and lands late of
Elizabeth Hollingworth. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Light patchy toning. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 55 cm |
Waylett |
Leet |
Smith |
Parnell |
Hollingworth |
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158 |
1801 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: Lease of lands in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between John Pettengell of Guilden Morden, Yeoman
and Simeon Leete of Guilden Morden, Gent. Dated 2 July 1801 in the 41st year
of the reign of King George III Property: Several parcels of arable land of 9
acres lying in Church Field, Morris's Shot, Rudders Field, Moss Hole Field,
Marsh Field, Books and Mill Field, all in Guilden Morden. Medium: Manuscript
in English on vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 60 cm |
Pettengell |
Leete |
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159 |
1736 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN, STEEPLE MORDEN:
Assignment of lands in Guilden Morden and Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire,
between William Beldam of Royston, Malster, Joseph Beldam of Royston,
Malster, Henry Waylett of Guilden Morden, Yeoman and Simeon Leet of Guilden
Morden, Butcher. Dated 26 January 1736 in the 10th year of the reign of King
George II Property:
Several parcels of arable land in Guilden Morden and lands in Norbrooke End
in Steeple Morden abutting upon Cople Street Way; also one acre in Low Field
in Guilden Morden. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 75 cm |
Beldam |
Waylett |
Leet |
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160 |
1839 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: Further mortgage
of freehold estates in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Tempest Leete
of Guilden Morden, Farmer and Joseph Pattisson Wedd of Royston, Gent. Dated 1
June 1839 Property: All that piece of land in Marsh Field in Guilden Morden
of 50 acres. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stmaps. 3 pages.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Leete |
Pattisson |
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161 |
1749 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: Mortgage of lands
in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Mary Sell of Buntingford, Widow,
William Fordham of Charfield, Yeoman, James Coxall of Guilden Morden, Carpenter,
and Mary his wife and Hale Wortham of Royston, Gent. Dated 26 July 1749 in
the 23rd year of the reign of King George II Property: A house in Guilden
Morden; one close of pasture with grove of wood; 30 acres arable land
dispersed in the fields of Guilden Morden. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Creasing, otherwise good. Characteristics: Signatures and
red wax seals. Revnue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by
70 cm |
Sell |
Fordham |
Coxall |
Wortham |
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162 |
1709 |
ebay |
GUILDEN MORDEN: An obligation bond
for the sum of 60 Pounds in relation to a mortgage of property at Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Anne Sell of Shorfield and William Bedford of
Royston. Dated 21 June 1709 Property: Not given, but relates to an indenture
of mortgage between the parties. Medium: Manuscript in Latin and English on
paper. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 20 by 30 cm |
Sell |
Bedford |
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163 |
1788 |
ebay |
1788 court indenture, Gamligay,
Cambridgeshire Cond. A+ |
Masters |
Webb |
Bowtell |
Barford |
Edwin |
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164 |
1788 |
ebay |
1788 beautiful indenture Gamlingay
Cambridge 5 seals |
Newman |
Bartford |
Edwin |
Webb |
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165 |
1903 |
ebay |
Indenture for the apprenticeship
of James Collen of Isleham, Cambs to Edward Goodchild (Blacksmith). Apprenticeship
to last for three years from 11th October 1903. Good condition with small age
related spotting. Measures app 26.5cm X 39cm |
Collen |
Goodchild |
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166 |
1810 |
ebay |
An 1810 indenture concerning the lease
for a year of two cottages in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire. The persons involved
are John Pearson leasing the property to John Dobson (further information
about the persons involved are given). The property is two cottages in
Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire and the names of past and present occupiers are
given. The document recites part of a indenture made
in 1809 and notes the yearly rent. The document goes on to give the legal
requirements and obligations of the persons involved. |
Pearson |
Dobson |
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167 |
1810 |
ebay |
An 1810 indenture concerning the
release and conveyance of two cottages in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire. The
persons involved are John Dobson conveying the property to John Emery for a
sum of £97. Other persons involved include George Pedley and Elizabeth Dobson
(further information about all the persons involved are given). The property
is two cottages in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire and the names of past and
present occupiers are given. The document recites part of a
indenture made in 1809 and goes on to give an extensive account of the legal
requirements and obligations of the persons involved. |
Dobson |
Emery |
Pedley |
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168 |
1810 |
ebay |
An 1810 indenture concerning the
lease for a year of three cottages in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire. The persons
involved are John Dobson leasing the properties to John Emery (further
information about the persons involved are given). The properties are three
cottages in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire and the names of past and present
occupiers are given. The document confirms the right of passage between the
different buildings and notes the yearly rent. The document goes on to give
the legal requirements and obligations of the persons involved. |
Dobson |
Emery |
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169 |
1798 |
ebay |
An 1798 indenture concerning the grant of lands that were
inherited, a settlement, of a cottage and land in Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire.
The persons involved are Edward Sarll and John Kitchin granting the property
to John Dobson (further information about the persons involved are given). The names of past and present occupiers are
given along with the fee paid by John Dobson. The document also refers to a
1796 Will of John Hobb and a court edict of 1797. It goes on to give the
various legal requirements and obligations of the persons involved. |
Sarll |
Kitchin |
Dobson |
Hobb |
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170 |
1779 |
ebay |
HINDERCLEY: A court baron document
for the manor of Hindercley recording the surrender of copyhold lands in
Hindercley, Suffolk, by Thomas Flatman of Hindercley, customary copyhold
tenant, and the admission of John Bidwell of Cains College, Cambridge, gent,
as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 22
February 1779 in the 19th year of the reign of King George III Property: One meadow of 8 acres in
Hindercley. Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: A few stains,
but generally good. Characteristics: Signatures of Steward and Thomas Flatman.
Document Size (Approx.): 32 by 20cm |
Flatman |
Bidwell |
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171 |
1918 |
ebay |
Sales invoice from printer and
bookeseller E J Paine of Market Place Wisbech to Castle Square Sunday School
and dated October 18 1918. This is the rare chance to own a historic document
from the First World War. This is a sales invoice totalling £2-19-6 for
books, paper and savings fund cards and is signed "A J Venters with
thanks" dated October 23 1918 across a George V 1d red stamp.
Interesting historic document from a turbulent period in British history –
just three weeks before the signing of the armistice which ended the Great
War. In great condition, considering its age |
Paine |
Venters |
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172 |
1916 |
ebay |
Insurance certificate from
Congregational Insurance Company of Bradford to Castle Square Church, Wisbech
and dated January 17 1916 This is the rare chance to own a historic document
from the First World War. This is an insurance certificate for £3800, noting
that the church paid the premium of £2-17-0. It is sealed with a George V 1d
stamp. Interesting historic document from a turbulent period in British
history In great condition, considering its age |
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173 |
1685 |
1213 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little Chishill,
Essex [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill Parva, and the
admission of John Greenell as the new copyhold tenant. Lands on Chappell Hill in Little Chishill. |
Greenell |
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174 |
1685 |
1212 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little
Chishill, Essex, [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill Parva,
and the admission of John Grenell as the new copyhold tenant. Lands on Chappel Hill abutting Walden Way
and lands of Robert King in Little Chishill. |
Greenell |
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175 |
1848 |
1336 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Witchford, Cambridgeshire, recording the surrender and admission to
copyhold lands by Robert Gooby of Witchford and Phoebe Gooby of
Witchford. All that messuage or
tenement with garden and orchard formerly Muriels since the estate of William
Wayman deceased, in Witchford. |
Gooby |
Wayman |
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176 |
1910 |
1331 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Witchford, Cambridgeshire recording the surrender and admission to copyhold
lands by Alfred Thompson of Witchford, Farmer and Annie Thompson of
Witchford. All that
messuage formerly 2 tenements with yard, garden and outbuildings of one acre
abutting the village Street and numbered 163 on the Witchford Tithe map. |
Thompson |
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177 |
1688 |
1214 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little
Chishill, Essex [now Cambridgeshire] by John Fordham, and admission of John
Greenell as the new copyhold tenant. A
tenement called Millfield next to land of thomas Wallis and Frank Osaker. |
Fordham |
Greenell |
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178 |
1837 |
1811 |
Further Mortgage of an estate in Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Tempest Leete of Guilden Morden, Farmer and
Joseph Pattisson Wedd of Royston, Gent.
A piece of land lying in Marsh Field in Guilden Morden. |
Leete |
Wedd |
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179 |
1724 |
1810 |
Release of arable land in Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between John Harper of Kneesworth, Bassingborne,
Labourer, Thomas Harper of Guilden Morden, Labourer and Joseph Pearce of
Steeple Morden, Yeoman. All that
stitch of arable land lying in Green Ditch Furlong in Guilden Morden. |
Harper |
Pearce |
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180 |
STAMPLESS LETTER ORIGINATING OF A
LOT OF DOCUMENTS OF THE CAMBRIDGE REGION ADRESSED AT MASTER WILLIAM BENNET
ATT WILLIAM ADAMS WIMLEE. FROM A SON TO HIS PARENTS TO TELL THEM BAD NEWS
THAT HE IS VERY ILL AND WANTING TO SEE HIS PARENTS BEFORE PASSING AWAY /
"HONOURED FATHER AND MOTHER THIS COMS WITH OUR DUTY TO YOU HOPING YOU
ARE IN GOOD HEALTH AS MY WIFE AND CHILDREN ARE BUT WITH REGARD TO MY SELF I
GROW WORS AND WORS THEREFORE I SHOULD BEE GLAD FOR TO SEE YOU BOTH. IF YOU
COULD MAKE IT ANEWAYS CONVENENAT THE FIRST OPERTUNITY YOU HAVE BROTHER SHARP
WIFE AND CHILDREN ARE WELL FROM YOUR DUTIFUL SON MATTHEW BENNET. SO THERE IS
NO INDICATION OF DATE NOR ANY STAMPS OR POSTMARKS BUT THERE WERE 17TH AND
18TH CENTURY DOCUMENTS AND PARCHMENTS IN THE COLLECTION WERE IT CAME FROM. |
Bennet |
Adams |
Sharp |
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181 |
1872 |
1903 |
A deed poll assigning a rent charge
on lands of the Kimbolton Estate in Huntingdonshire, belonging to His Grace
William Drogo, Duke of Manchester of Kimbolton. The Kimbolton Estate in the counties of
Huntingdonshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. |
Drogo, Duke of Manchester |
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182 |
1699 |
1877 |
Conveyance of lands at Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Katherine Darnell of Guilden Morden, Spinster
and Henry Waylett of Guilden Morden, Gent.
Several parcels of arable land of 5 acres lying in the parish fields
of Guilden Morden. Also one rood and
half of land lying near the vicarage abutting on Broad Marsh, another on
Ashwell Brook, another on Horse Common, one on Ashwell Street and one at Cole
Hill. |
Darnell |
Waylett |
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183 |
1756 |
1827 |
Mortgage of a property in Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between James Coxall of Guilden Morden, Carpenter,
and Mary his wife and John Trigg of Melbornbury, Yeoman. A messuage or tenement in Guilden Morden
with a close of pasture and Grove of wood; also 30 acres of arable land. |
Coxall |
Trigg |
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184 |
1827 |
1828 |
Further charge on a piece of land
in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Tempest Leete of Guilden Morden,
Gent, Joseph Dickason of Melbourn, Farmer and John Trudgett of Royston, Rope
and Sailmaker. A piece of ground in
Marsh Field and Ruddery Field in Guilden Morden. |
Dickason |
Leete |
Trudgett |
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185 |
1706 |
1880 |
Release of a house and lands in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Robert Frost of Chingford, Yeoman,
Anne Sell of Tharfield, Widow and John Hagger of Royston, Wheelwright. All that messuage, tenement and Close of
pasture with a grove of wood in Guilden Morden. Also 30 acres arable land in Guilden
Morden. |
Frost |
Hagger |
Sell |
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186 |
1728 |
1879 |
Lease of a cottage at Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Elizabeth Johns of Barley, Widow, William
Johns of Barley, Yeoman, and Judith his wife and Thomas Harvey of Lithington,
Yeoman. All that cottage or tenement
at Pound Greene in Guilden Morden. |
Harvey |
Johns |
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187 |
1879 |
1902 |
An absolute order from the
Inclosure Commissioners assigning a rent charge on lands called the Gaynes
Estates in Alconbury, Great Slaughton, Graffham, Ellington, Brampton, Colnel
in Huntingdonshire, and Bolnehurst, Risely and Keysoe in Bedfordshire, and
March, Cambridgeshire, belonging to
William Duberly of Gaynes Hall, St. Neots. The Gaynes Estate including many named
farms with tenant names. |
Duberly |
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188 |
1656 |
1878 |
Attractive paper indenture
relating to lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Thomas Palmer of
Guilden Morden, Yeoman and Mathew Froste of Guilden Morden, Yeoman. All that messuage or tenement with orchard,
gardens and barn with lands in Guilden Morden. |
Froste |
Palmer |
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189 |
1712 |
1826 |
Release of the manor of Avenells
in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Samuel Tufnaile of Middle Temple, William
Warren of Gilden Morden, Butcher and John Browne of Royston, Gent. All that manor of Avenells or Avenell in
Guilden Morden, and also all that Capital house in Guilden Morden with a
croft of land called Farm Close and others called Block Close. |
Browne |
Tufnaile |
Warren |
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190 |
1724 |
2116 |
Deed of lease of a tenement in Dennington,
Suffolk, between Christopher Green of Cambridge, Doctor of Physick, and
Regnis Professor of Physick at Cambridge University, Richard Green of
Chichester, Robert Green of Cambridge, Edward Shelley of Warnham and John
King of St Clement Danes, Gent. Also mentions lands of Sir Christopher Hatton
Baronet and Charles Roderick, Doctor of Divinity and Provost of Kings College
Cambridge, and Ferdinand Smithes a fellow of Queens College. A messuage or
tenement in Dennington and 4 inclosures of land called Leveridges. Also closes called Lease Lands, Bridge
Meadow, the Lound Close. |
Green |
King |
Shelley |
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191 |
1709 |
2493 |
Assignment of a house
and lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between John Brown of Royston,
Gent, Anne Sell of Therfield, Widow and William Bedford of Royston,
Clerk. All that messuage or tenement
and close of pasture with a grove of wood adjoining of 2 acres in Guilden
Morden. |
Bedford |
Brown |
Sell |
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192 |
1742 |
2359 |
Assignment of lands in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Thomas Ayres of Buckland, Grocer, and
Ann his wife, John Clarke of Charfield, Yeoman, James Coxall of Guilden
Morden, Carpenter and Lawrence Sell of Charfield, Yeoman. All that messuage or tenement in Guilden
Morden with several closes of land. |
Ayres |
Clarke |
Coxall |
Sell |
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193 |
1758 |
2492 |
Lease of a cottage and
lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between James Dale of Ashwell,
Staymaker, William Ellis of Ashwell, Labourer and Simeon Leete of Guilden
Morden, Malster. A cottage with a
close of pasture on the Kings Highway on the East in Guilden Morden. |
Dale |
Ellis |
Leete |
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194 |
1747 |
2358 |
Deed Poll relating to lands
in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between and James Coxall of Guilden
Morden, Carpenter, and Mary his wife. All that messuage in Guilden Morden, one close of pasture
with grove of wood and other arable lands. |
Coxall |
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195 |
1756 |
2488 |
Lease of a house and
land in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between James Coxall of Guilden Morden,
Carpenter, and Mary his wife and John Trigg of Melbornbury, Yeoman. A messuage or tenement in Guilden Morden
with close of pasture and grove of wood of 2 acres. Also 30 acres arable land dispersed in the
parish and fields of Guilden Morden. |
Coxall |
Trigg |
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196 |
1783 |
2489 |
Lease of land at Green
Ditch Furlong in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Joseph Pearce of
Guilden Morden, Yeoman and Simeon Leete of Guilden Morden, Gent. Half an acre of land at Green Ditch Furlong
in Guilden Morden. |
Leete |
Pearce |
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197 |
1713 |
2494 |
Assignment of lands in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Elizabeth Carter of Hitchin, Widow, Charles
Goodwin of Baldock, Malster and John Goodwin of Baldock, Malster. Several parcels of arable land in Guilden
Morden of 21 acres. |
Carter |
Goodwin |
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198 |
1835 |
2361 |
Mortgage of various
lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Tempest Leete of Guilden
Morden, Farmer and Joseph Pattisson Wedd of Royston, Gent. A parcel of land in Marsh Field and Ruddery
Field in Guilden Morden; another plot in Marsh Field; another plot of arable
land in Guilden Morden. |
Leete |
Wedd |
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199 |
1699 |
2491 |
Conveyance of lands in
Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Katherine Darnell of Guilden Morden,
Spinster and Henry Waylett of Guilden Morden, Gent. All those several parcels of arable land of
5 acres in Guilden Morden abutting on vicarage lands on the South, Broad
Marsh on the East and Ashwell Brook on the West. Also several other lands in Ruddery Field. |
Darnell |
Waylett |
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200 |
1678 |
2487 |
Feoffment of lands in Guilden
Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Christopher Austin of Guilden Morden,
Victualler and Charles Kidd of Shingay, Singleman. One acre of arable land in Guilden Morden
in a field called Millfield and abutting on a lane leading to Tadlows Bridge. |
Austin |
Kidd |
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201 |
1750 |
2360 |
Mortgage of a property
in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between John Lawrence of Orwell and Simon
Leete of Guilden Morden, Malster. A
messuage in Guilden Morden. |
Lawrence |
Leete |
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202 |
1778 |
2490 |
Lease of a house and
lands in Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, between Thomas Trigg of Royston,
Yeoman and James Coxall of Guilden Morden, Yeoman. A messuage in Guilden Morden with 30 acres
arable land. |
Coxall |
Trigg |
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