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1765 |
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1857 |
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A one
page indenture where Randle Wilbraham of Rode Hall (esquire), Edwin Thomas
Tunnicliffe of Bromley Hall (gent.), John Simpson of |
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1833 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture dated 27th July 1833 between William Holford the
younger of Middlewich (yeoman), Robert Hughes of Middlewich (machine maker)
and George Daniels of Kinderton (gent.) relating to property in Newton. It refers to earlier indentures and gives
several names. It has two signatures
and seals with revenue stamps. There
are witness and received signatures on the back. The third page is a second indenture dated |
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1852 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Nicholas St. Chester POTTS > POTTS 1852 FROM THE
REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - guaranteed original this item is 153 YEARS OLD -
THIS IS A MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN FREDERICK POTTS OF THE CITY
OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES WILLIAM POTTS OF THE SAME
PLACE GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. THIS BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF AN UNDIVIDED
MOITY OR EQUAL HALF PART OF AND IN |
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205 |
1774 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Macclesfield School Chester 1774 abstract of title
copy of 1821 FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE IV - guaranteed original this item
is 184 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ABSTRACT OF TITLE OF
THE GOVERNORS OF MACCLESFIELD SCHOOL TO PROPERTY IN CHESTER THIS DOCUMENT
APPEARS TO BE A COPY OF THE GRANT UNDER PATENT GIVEN BY KING EDWARD VI IN
1542 AND READS AS FOLLOWS: 'THE
KING BY HIS LETTERS PATENT OF THIS DATE UPON HUMBLE PETITION AS WELL OF THE
INHABITANTS OF MACCLESFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER AS OF MANY OTHERS OF HIS
SUBJECTS OF THE WHOLE NEIGHBOURING COUNTY TO HIM FOR A GRAMMAR SCHOOL TO BE
ERECTED AND ESTABLISHED IN MACCLESFIELD WITHIN THE PARISH OF PRESTBURY IN THE
COUNTY AFORESAID FOR THE INSTITUTION AND INSTRUCTION OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH
.... THIS SCHOOL SHOULD BE CALLED THE FREE WITH
COPIES OF INDENTURES DATED 1697, 1743, 1752, 1754, 1759, 1774. OF SPECIAL
INTEREST TO LOCAL HISTORIAN ON NINE SHEETS OF PAPER - FOLDED - SIZE 13 INCHES
X 18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON 9 SHEETS OF ANTIQUE PAPER WITH
MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK FOR 1821 |
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1743 |
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1743
"An Act for explaining and amending an Act passed in the Sixth Year of
His present Majesty's Reign, intituled, An Act to recover and preserve the
Navigation of the River Dee in the County Palatine of Chester; and another
Act passed in the Fourtheenth Year of His present Majesty's Reign, intituled,
An Act for incorporating the Undertakers of the Navigation of the River Dee;
and for repealing the Tonnage Rates payable to the said Undertakers; and for
granting to them other Tonnage or Keelage Rates in lieu thereof; and for
other Purposes therein mentioned" 41
pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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1808 |
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1808
vellum probate Bebbington of Middlewich, |
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208 |
1820 |
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A one page
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Oulton |
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209 |
1823 |
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A
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210 |
1678,
1723-1827 |
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A 36
page Abstract of Title with regard to land in Grappenhall, Cheshire covering
the period 1723 to 1827. It also has a
family tree of the Legh family from Richard Legh who died |
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211 |
1827 |
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212 |
1841 |
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An 1841
copy will of William Tinsley, |
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213 |
1904 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 18th June 1904 between George Rostron of
Warrington (coal dealer) and Miss Margaret Smith of Southport for
dwellinghouses situate in Hume Street Warrington. It has one signature and seal and a revenue
stamp. There is a second indenture
dated 1912 on the reverse which has one seal and signature and a revenue
stamp. Has been folded, otherwise very good condition |
Rostron |
Smith |
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214 |
1910 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 13 January 1910 between Ralph Howard Clare of 4
Orford Avenue Warrington (draughtsman), Harold Kirkconnel of Warrington
(solicitor), Thomas Warner of Widnes (works manager in Orrs Zinc White
Limited) and John Green Chappell of Warrington (incorporated accountant)
being a £300 morgage on a property in Gorsey Lane, Warrington. There is also a notice dated 1920 of an
increase in the mortgage rate. There
is a further document written on the back giving a history of the property
from 1936 to 1957 signed by Mary Christine Cooper Has been folded, otherwise
excellent condition |
Clare |
Kirkconnel |
Warner |
Chappell |
Cooper |
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1928 |
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A 3
page vellum indenture with coloured plan on linen dated 17th February 1928
between Claude Joseph Goldsmid-Montefiore of Portman Square, London (esq.),
Sir Charles James Jessel of Ladham House Goudhurst, Kent (Baronet), Leonard
Nathaniel Goldsmid-Montefiore of Weymouth Street, London (esq.), the Hon.
Edward Herbert Jessel of Park Lane (esq.) and the Great Western Railway
Company relating to two pieces of land in Birkenhead. The third page comprises a schedule of the
land from 1849. It has 4 seals and has been signed by each of the above
gentlemen. There are also 4 witness
signatures. Has been folded, otherwise excellent condition |
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216 |
1828 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: |
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217 |
1805 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Porter Brewery |
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Hewitt |
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218 |
1768 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1768 during the reign of King George III,
being the conveyance of a dwelling and farm in Cheadle Buckley in the County
of Chester between John Upton of Manchester, an Innkeeper, and his son also
John, of the first part; and Robert Baxter, a Gentleman, of the second part.
Boldly and beautifully penned throughout with fancy printed vignette with
royal coat of arms, blonded revenue stamp, tax stamp, and two red wax seals
on green tags. Very Good condition, measures 24 x 17". |
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219 |
1732 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated 1732 during the reign of King George II being the
conveyance of a dwelling in Cheadle Buckley in the |
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220 |
1821 |
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Indenture
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1864 |
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1864 A
great document written on vellum granting the arms of Bayley-Worthington to
Gibbon Bayley of Sharston Hall, Northenden, Cheshire.It has the coat of
arms in the corner (photo) in colour
and gold. It is signed and sealed by the Garter and Norray Kings of armswith
their seals contained in gilt skippets attached by the original blue ribbons.
The whole thing comes in its original case adorned with the gilt device of
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222 |
1889 |
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1889 SUPERB
VELLUM DEED with a COLORED PLAN involving the MARQUIS of WINCHESTER NO
RESERVE DATE:- 23rd OCTOBER 1889 A LARGE SUPERB SINGLE SHEET VELLUM INDENTURE
WITH AN EXCELLENT COLOURED PLAN BETWEEN FANNY ELIZABETH STARE late of Upper
Clatford, Southampton but now of Cheadle, Cheshire of the first part, KATE ELLEN DAVIS of 86 Curzon Street,
Burnley and her husband William Davis of the second part and THE MOST
HONOURABLE AUGUSTUS JOHN HENRY BEAUMONT PAULET, MARQUIS OF WINCHESTER of the
third part. Fanny and Kate have inherited two pairs of cottages in Amport and
by this indenture are selling them to the Marquis of Winchester for £150. The
document goes into great detail about the family, marriages that have taken
place giving dates and venues, children and also about the precise position
of the cottages. The plan, with scale and compass direction, is hand coloured
and one of the nicest I have seen on such a document. There is also a red
revenue stamp and 3 excellent red wax seals. A SUPERB DOCUMENT IN EVERY WAY.
Size. The document is approx. 28" wide x 23" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1835 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED : ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT |
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224 |
1876 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Tarvin Chester KEAY > DAVIES 1876 FROM THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA - guaranteed original this item is 131 YEARS OLD THIS IS A
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF FIVE FREEHOLD FIELDS OR CLOSES OF
LAND SITUATE AT TARVIN IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER. BETWEEN PHILIP HENRY KEAY
LATE OF THE CITY OF CHESTER BUT NOW OF SUTTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER LAND
AND MINERAL AGENT AND JOHN KEAY OF TARVIN GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND
THOMAS DAVIES OF TARVIN FARMER AND JOHN DAVIES OF OSCROFT IN THE PARISH OF
TARVIN BRICKLAYER OF THE OTHER PART VERY NICE HAND COLOURED SURVEY TO SECOND
SHEET ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM - FOLDED SIZE 24 INCHES X 29 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS |
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1781 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Chester SIR JOHN STANLEY 1781 guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING GEORGE III ATTESTED COPY RELEASE OF SEVERAL BUILDINGS AND
LOTTS OF LAND IN THE CITY OF CHESTER BETWEEN SIR JOHN THOMAS STANLEY BART OF
NETHER ALDERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE FIRST PART JOSEPH TURNER OF
THE CITY OF CHESTER ARCHITECT OF THE SECOND PART AND WILLIAM COLE OF THE SAID
CITY OF CHESTER CARPENTER OF THE THIRD PART SIZES 17 INS X 13 INS IN FINE TO
VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME STORAGE WEAR ON FIVE SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER |
Stanley |
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1788 |
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Grant
of Springs and Water. Early and very detailed grant on four large vellum
sheets, dated 1st July 1788 , detailing the rights and title for the water
and springs in Moseleys, Gladefields and Edgley in Adswood in Chester, as
well as the right to roads for access, together with another similar
indenture for the rights to the water and springs, dated 2nd July 1788 |
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1652 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE of the CROMWELL period relating to HEATON in STAFFS with a
LARGE SEAL NO RESERVE DATE: |
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1720 |
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1720
BRAMHALL CHESHIRE VELLUM INDENTURE with a GOOD SEAL NO RESERVE DATE:- 16th
MAY 1720 IN THE SIXTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE I. AN INDENTURE ON A
SINGLE SHEET OF VELLUM BETWEEN PETER RIDGWAY OF BRAMHALL (BROMHALL) CHESHIRE
......... and ...... PETER POWNALL ALSO OF BRAMHALL. THE DOCUMENT CONCERNS 3
FIELDS IN BRAMHALL CALLED MUTTON FIELD, THE DISNAPP & THE MARSH LATELY
BOUGHT FROM JOHN DAVENPORT TOGETHER WITH THE MOSS-ROOM ON KITTS MOSS. THERE
ARE 3 BLUE REVENUE STAMPS AND A VERY GOOD RED WAX SEAL WITH AN EXCELLENT
IMPRESSION OF A HEAD AND SHOULDERS. On the verso, as well as a receipt and
witnesses' signatures as usual, there is also a memo dated 20th April 1736 by
John Buckley stating that the original deed including this property is in his
possession. Size. The document is approx. 27" wide x 20" high.
Condition. Excellent with the usual folding creases. |
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1653 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE of the CROMWELL PERIOD with a LARGE SEAL NO RESERVE DATE: |
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1892 |
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A fire
insurance certificate dated 24th October 1892 from Norwich Union Fire
Insurance. It insures a "Rick of
Hay...standing on a Field near the Leek Mill, Cheadle..." belonging to
Richard Botham (grocer and provision dealer)
for the sum of £30 Has been folded and has some damage (see
photo). On the reverse are the terms
and conditions and additional items insured with the company. |
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1805 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Porter Brewery WALFORD > HEWITT 1805. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 200 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE
DOCUMENT BETWEEN THOMAS DIXON OF THE CITY OF CHESTER MERCHANT AND JOHN
FLETCHER OF THE SAME CITY MERCHANT OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD WALFORD LATE OF
BARREL WELL IN SPITTLE BOUGHTON WITHIN THE LIBERTIES OF THE SAME CITY OF
CHESTER PORTER BREWER BUT NOE OF ELLESMERE IN THE COUNTY SALOP GENTLEMAN OF
THE SECOND PART THOMAS HEWITT OF HOOK HOUSE
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE THIRD PART AND WILLIAM CONNAH OF THE
SAID CITY CHESTER SURGEON OF THE FOURTH PART
.FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE WITH GARDEN BEING IN BOUGHTON AT OR NEAR TO A
WELL THERE CALLED BARRELL WELL OCCUPIED BY RICHARD WALFORD AT THE TIME HE
BECAME A BANKRUPT AND ALSO ALL THAT BREWERY MALTHOUSE AND MALT KILN ADJOINING
. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ON TWO SHEETS
OF VELLUM |
Dixon |
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1761 |
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A three
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1798 |
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Indenture**Farm**
Smallwood, Chester, dated 9 January 1798. Lease of a Farm at Smallwood in the
County of Chester. Between Joseph Harwar of Congleton in the County of
Chester, Gentleman, of the one part, and Thomas Heath of Smallwood in the
said County of Chester, Yeoman, of the other part. "All that messuage
and farm with the buildings, gardens, yard, orchard, field, close, parcels of
land, situate, lying and being in Smallwood, in the said |
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1879 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT DEED Chester Nobility 1879 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 126 YEARS OLD BEING A LEGAL INDENTURE
BETWEEN THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN BARON TOLLEMACHE OF HELMINGHAM OF THE ONE
PART AND JOHN MOSSFORD OF TIVERTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER RAILWAY POINTSMAN
OF THE OTHER PART . CONVEYANCE FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND SITUATE IN TIVERTON
BEING TH ESITE OF A FARMHOUSE BOUNDED
BY THE ROAD FROM BEESTON CASTLE STATION TO HUXLEY SIGNED BY BARON TOLLEMACHE
WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES
29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT
SMALL SITE SURVEY PLAN |
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1811 |
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GENUINE
MANUSCRIPT VELLUM DEED Chester NICHOLLS 1811 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 195 YEARS OLD BEING A LEGAL INDENTURE BETWEEN ANNA
CHRISTIANA MARY HENCHMAN OF THE CITY OF CHESTER HENRIETTA MARGARET HENCHMAN
AND EDWARD OMMANEY WRENCH OF THE SAME CITY AND THOMAS FLUITT OF THE SAME CITY
OF THE ONE PART AND DOWTHEA NICHOLLS OF CHORLTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF
THE OTHER PART. LEASE FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR DWELLING SITUATE NICHOLAS
STREET ON THE WEST SIDE IN THE CITY OF CHESTER WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE
STAMPS SIZES 27 INS X 23 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
Henchman |
Wrench |
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1830 |
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GENUINE
MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT DEED Chester PARRY 1830 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 175 YEARS OLD BEING A LEGAL INDENTURE BETWEEN
SAMUEL NICKSON OF THE CITY OF CHESTER AUCTIONEER HENRY TOMPSON OF BOLTON IN
THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BAKER AND JAMES TOMPSON OF LIVERPOOL IN THE SAME
COUNTY MERCHANTS CLERK OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES PARRY OF THE SAID CITY
BAKER OF THE OTHER PART. LEASE FOR ALL THOSE FOUR SEVERAL MESSUAGES OR
DWELLINGHOUSES WITH APPURTENANCES SITUATE LYING AND BEING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF A CERTAIN STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT OSWALD IN THE CITY OF CHESTER
CALLED KING STREET HERETOFORE CALLED BARN LANE WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS
SIZES 27 INS X 23 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT |
Nickson |
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1781 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT Chester COOKE & COLE 1781 guaranteed original
- from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 224 YEARS OLD BEING A LEGAL INDENTURE
BETWEEN JOSEPH TURNER OF THE CITY OF CHESTER ARCHITECT OF THE ONE PART AND
JOSEPH COOKE OF MACCLESFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER
PART. BEINAG AN ATTESTED COPY FROM 1781 ON PAPER FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
SEVERAL PARCELS OF LAND IN CHESTER TO BUILD ON SUBJECT TO SEVERAL PERPETUAL
RENTS BEING ON THE WEST SIDE OF NICHOLAS STREET PLUS THOSE OTHER PIECES OF
GROUND ALONG THE INTENDED NEW STREET CALLED THE MEWS SIZES 17 INS X 13 INS IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ON TEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER CROWN AND BRITANNIA
MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK |
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1830 |
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GENUINE
TWO ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT VELLUM DEEDS Chester PRICE 1830 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 175 YEARS OLD BEING TWO LEGAL INDENTURES
FASTENED TOGETHER BETWEEN SAMUEL LLOYD OF LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER YEOMAN OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS PARRY OF THE CITY OF CHESTER
COWKEEPER OF THE SECOND PART ROBERT HADDEN OF LIVERPOOL SADLER AND THOMAS
WORTHINGTON OF THE SAME PLACE BOOKKEEPER MARTHA PRICE OF THE CITY OF CHESTER
OF THE FOURTH PART AND JOHN FINCHETT-MADDOCK OF THE SAME CITY. CONVEYANCE OF
A MESSUGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE IN EATONS COURT OTHERWISE CALLED PUPPIT SHOW ENTRY
IN THE CITY OF CHESTER WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON THREE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Lloyd |
Parry |
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1830 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester Nickson > Parry 1830 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 175 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF ALL
THOSE FOUR MESSUAGES OR DWELLINGHOUSES SITUATE AND BEING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
A CERTAIN STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST. OSWALD IN THE SAID CITY OF CHESTER
CALLED KING STREET HERETOFOR CALLED BARN LANE. BETWEEN SAMUEL NICKSON OF THE
CITY OF CHESTER AUCTIONEER OF THE FIRST PART HENRY TOMPSON OF BOLTON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER BAKER OF THE SECOND PART JAMES TOMPSON OF LIVERPOOL
MERCHANTS CLERK OF THE THIRD PART AND CHARLES PARRY OF THE SAID CITY BAKER OF
THE FOURTH PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Nickson |
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1867 |
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A large
2 page vellum indenture dated 29th November 1867 relating to property in
Halton Street, Pollard St. Ancoat in the City of Manchester between Elizabeth
Skerratt of Halton Street, Manchester (widow), James Aspell of Stretford,
Manchester (gent), Peter Royle of Brooklands, Sale, Cheshire (doctor of medicine). It cites earlier indentures
and the following names are mentioned: 1822 Sir Oswald Moseley (baronet),
William Marsden; 1837 Sarah Skerratt; 1852 Joseph Skerratt (died 29 August
1858) and his wife Elizabeth and Joseph Riplands. Has 3 signatures and seals with revenues
stamps. Has witness and received
signatures on the reverse. Has been
folded and is a little crumpled on the right-hand side. |
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Royle |
Moseley |
Marsden |
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1793 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester Cotgrave> Henchman 1793 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 212 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS
COTGRAVE OF THE CITY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART GEORGE WHITLEY
THE YOUNGER OF THE SAID CITY GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND CHARLES
HENCHMAN OF THE SAME CITY ESQUIRE OF THE THIRD PART. BEING ALL THAT MESSUAGE
OR DWELLING HOUSE SITUATE AND BEING IN THE SAID CITY OF CHESTER ON A CERTAIN
STREET CALLED NICHOLAS STREET ON THE WEST SIDE WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP
SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1914 WEAVER
NAVIGATION or CANAL VELLUM DEED with 2 GOOD PLANS NO RESERVE DATE:- 19th
JANUARY 1914 THIS SUPERB VELLUM INDENTURE CONCERNS THE CONVEYANCE OF LAND AND
PREMISES IN NAVIGATION ROAD, NORTHWICH AND IS BETWEEN ... THE WEAVER
NAVIGATION TRUSTEES of the first part & THE RIGHT REVEREND FRANCIS JOHN,
LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER of the second part and .... THE REVEREND ALFRED
WILLIAM WEBB Incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Northwich of the third part.
It concerns a school attached to Holy Trinity Church and an arrangement
arrived at between the Weaver Navigation and the Church. There are two plans
of the area concerned, each with a different part of the land coloured in
pink. THERE ARE ALSO TWO SEALS OF THE WEAVER NAVIGATION TRUSTEES AND 3
FURTHER RED WAX SEALS, ONE OF WHICH HAS AN EXCELLENT IMPRESSION OF A JUDGE'S
HEAD WITH WIG. EXCLUDING THE 2 PLANS, THERE ARE 7 PAGES OF WRITING. Size. The
page size is approx. 8" wide x 10" high. Condition. In superb
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester Thompson > Jones 1833 guaranteed original
- from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 172 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF a
yearly rent charge OF £3.15.0 COMING OUT OF A DWELLINGHOUSE AND PREMISES IN
KINGS BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF CHESTER BETWEEN JAMES THOMPSON OF LIVERPOOL IN
THE COUNTYOF LANCASTER BROKER OF THE FIRST PART HENRY HALLOWAY OF NEWTON BY
CHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER GARDENER OF THE SECOND PART AND OWEN JONES
OF THE CITY OF CHESTER SHOEMAKER OF THE THIRD PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE
STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF
VELLUM |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester MADDOCK > HUGHES 1871 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 134 YEARS OLD BEING A LEGAL INDENTURE BETWEEN
MARY ANN MADDOCK LADY OF THE MANOR OF LISCARD IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE
ONE PART AND TIMOTHY BRISTOU HUGHES OF LEA BANK COTTAGE LISCARD IN THE COUNTY
OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN ALBERT TOMLINSON WRIGHT OF LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER GENTLEMAN AND HERBERT MADDOCK HUGHES LEA BANK COTTAGE OF THE OTHER
PART. MORTAGE FOR £1,200 FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE WITH THE
COACH HOUSE STABLE AND GARDEN BELONGING TO THE SAID MARY ANN MADDOCKS BEING
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF KING STREET AND THE EAST SIDE OF ST. MARTIN IN THE
FIELDS INTHE CITY OF CHESTER INCLUDING A PROPERTY CALLED THE KING'S
BUILDINGS. WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON THREE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED Chester VERNON > RITCHIE 1881 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 124 YEARS OLD BETWEEN , JOHN VERNON OF
THE CITY OF CHESTER BUILDER OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM VERNON OF THE SAME CITY
BUILDER OF THE SECOND PARTAND ARCHIBALD RITCHIE OF THE SAME CITY ARCHITECT OF
THE THIRD PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF A PLOT OF FREEHOLD LAND WITH TWO
MESSUAGES ON SITUATE IN GLADSTONE AVENUE SEALAND ROAD CHESTER WITH
ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 2
WAX SEALS ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT WITH SITE SURVEY PLAN |
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A one page
vellum manorial document dated 22nd December 1798. Persons mentioned: Jon Eaton, Kerfoot Danion, Thomas Acton,
Joseph Yarwood, Thomas Okell, John Carter, Thomas Darwell, Thomas Dixon,
Samuel Banner, Thomas Fletcher, Ralph Wilkinson, William Cartwright, William
Whitley of Lower Whitley (yeoman - will dated 20 September 1788), John
Whitley, William Wright of Plumbley and William Salt of Preston on the
Hill. Has one seal and signature with
a revenue stamp. Has been folded,
otherwise good condition. |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester PARKIN > GOODY 1842 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 163 YEARS OLD BETWEEN BENJAMIN PARKIN OF
LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART JOHN GOODY
OF THE CITY OF CHESTER SHOPKEEPER OF THE SECOND PART AND SAMUEL OKELL OF
LIVERPOOL LIQUOR MERCHANT OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE APPOINTMENT IN FEE OF
A DWELLING HOUSE AND SHOP IN EGERTON STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THE
BAPTIST IN THE CITY OF CHESTER WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X
27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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30th
September 1734 £80 Obligation Bond Northwich Cheshire Names mentioned: Samuel
Milner (cordwainer); Mary Finlow (widow) Has the signature of Samuel Milner
which is incomplete as the seal has been removed, otherwise good
condition. Also has two witness
signatures. |
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1779
Will of William Large of Bonebury Cheshire Names mentioned: William Large of
Bonebury (cooper) + wife Hannah - sons are William, Robert, Thomas -
daughters Sarah, Elizabeth Purcell & John Bedson Property named: Lower
Crofts : the Old End : Bakehouse Signatures: William Large, Sarah Eccleshall,
William Eccleshall, Sarah Gee with one nice wax seal 3 pages. Has been folded and has got a tear down
part of one fold and also a small hole with some foxing otherwise a very
interesting document for a genealogist |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DEED Salt Works CHESHIRE Tomkinson 1817. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign
of KING GEORGE III - 188 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE DRAFT COPY
OF THE RELEASE OF A SALT WORKS IN WITTON CUM SWANBROOKS NEAR NORTHWICH .
BEING ALL THAT SALT WORK OR WICK HOUSE WITH SALT PANS BRINE PITS AND ENGINES
THERE UNTO BELONGING BETWEEN WILIAM WORTHINGTON OF LEFTWICH IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTER MERCHANT OF THE FIRST PART JOHN TOMKINSON OF LIVERPOOL INTHE COUNTY
OF LANCASTER OF THE SECOND PART RICHARD TOMKINSON ON LIVERPOOL AFORESAID
MERCHANT OF THE THIRD PART AND CHARLES HAD FIELD OF LIVERPOL SALT PROPRIETOR
OF THE FOURTH PART GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON SIX SHEETS OF PAPER DETAILS ON BOTH
SIDES SIZE 13 INCHES X 8.5 INS HANDMADE PAPER CROWN BRITTANIA MANUFACTURER
WATERMARK |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester Coachhouse GREEN > BARKER 1876 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 129 YEARS OLD BETWEEN FREEMAN
LEOPOLD BAGNALL OF THE CITY OF CHESTER AND JAMES MILL OF LIVERPOOL IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER SHARE BROKER RICHARD BARKER OF THE CITY OF CHESTER OF THE
SECOND PART AND JOHN KIGNETT OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF STABLES GRANARY AND COACHHOUSE SITUATE AT SAINT MARTINS IN THE
FIELDS IN THE PARISH OF SAINT OSWALDS IN THE CITY OF CHESTER. SMALL SITE
SURVEY PLAN TO REVERSE WITH 1 ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 3 WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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A 4
page, Handwritten Document, relating to Shaw Hall (or the Hall of Shaw), in
the parish of Flixton, in the County of Lancaster. It is a certified copy of
the original, dated 4th Sept 1775. The original document is dated 4th June
1772. I'm not familiar with this property or the origins of this document.
However I have used the internet for research purposes, and this property
seems to be Shaw Hall, Flixton, |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE Chester HENCHMAN > NICHOLLS 1811 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 194 YEARS OLD BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE SITUATE AND BEING IN A
CERTAIN STREET IN CHESTER CALLED NICHOLAS STREET ALSO ALL THAT COACHHOUSE AND
STABLE SITUATE IN A CERTAIN STREET CALLED THE MEWS PLUS OTHER PROPERTY WITH
NAMES OF OCCUPANTS. BETWEEN ANNA CHRISTIANA MARY HENCHMAN OF THE CITY OF
CHESTER OF THE FIRST PART EDWARD OMMANEY WRENCH OF THE SAME CITY ESQUIRE AND
THOMAS FLUITT OF THE SAME CITY OF THE SECOND PART HENRIETTA MARGARET HENCHMAN
OF THE SAID CITY OF THE THIRD PART AND DOROTHEA NICHOLLS OF CHORLTON IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE FOURTH PART. WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZES
26 INS X 34 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT Chester Clarke > Taylor
1851 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 154 YEARS OLD
BEING THE SETTLEMANT PREVIOUS TO THE MARRIAGE OF JAMES CLARK OF THE CITY OF
CHESTER IRON MERCHANT OF THE FIRST PART WITH MARY JOHNSON TAYLOR OF LOSTOCK
GRALAM IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE SECOND PART AND RICHARD TAYLOR OF
LOSTOCK GRALAM AND WILLIAM CLARKE OF BARNTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER SALT
PROPRIETOR OF THE THIRD PART. BETWEEN ANNA CHRISTIANA MARY HENCHMAN OF THE
CITY OF CHESTER OF THE FIRST PART EDWARD OMMANEY WRENCH OF THE SAME CITY
ESQUIRE AND THOMAS FLUITT OF THE SAME CITY OF THE SECOND PART HENRIETTA
MARGARET HENCHMAN OF THE SAID CITY OF THE THIRD PART AND DOROTHEA NICHOLLS OF
CHORLTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER OF THE FOURTH PART. CONCERNING A FARM
CALLED LOWER ESTATE AT LOSTOCK GRALAM AT RUDHEATH LORDSHIP WITH ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 26 INS X 34 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester PARKIN 1840 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD ABSTRACT OF THE TITLE OF MR BENJAMIN PARKIN
TO A MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES SITUATE ON THE
NORTHSIDE OF EGERTON STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST WITHIN THE
LIBERTIES OF THE CITY OF CHESTER NOW IN THE OCCUPATION OF SAMUEL ROBERTS. BY
INDENTURES FROM 1833 SIZES 13 INS X 17
INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON EIGHT SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER |
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1863
Sales Particulars: Congleton, Leek + plan. "Plan and Particulars of Sale
of the Springfield Mansion, and other Property, in and near the Borough of
Congleton...also a cottage and garden at Leek" to be sold at auction on
the 29th October 1849 at the Lion & Swan Inn, Congleton. Properties mentioned: Springfield Mansion,
Congleton (with carriage house, stables, pleasure grounds, gardens and land)
+ a neat cottage ajoining; a first rate Grocer's and chandler's Ship in High
Street, Congleton; 12 houses in Rood Lane, Congleton; house, garden and land
at Daneinshaw, nr. Congleton; Rainow Farm, Congleton (with the valuable woods
and coppices thereon) and a cottage and garden in West Street, Leek. Has been
folded and is a bit grubby around the edges, otherwise good condition. There is a later plan of a farm at Rainow,
near Macclesfield dated 1897. This has
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LEGAL
DOCUMENT, INDENTURE: Lease, 26th October, 1875. This single sided single sheet
lease document is over a plot of land, messuage and hereditaments at Castle
Northwich in the county of Chester for 99 years at an annual rent of £5.17.2
between Mr John Tollemanche and Mr John Leigh and includes a map of the plot
in question. Measurements: 75x48cm. Marks: n/a Condition: Unframed, no damage
and in good condition commensurate with age. Age: 1875 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated the second and third years of the reign of King
Philip and Queen Mary, circa 1556. The deed begins "To All the Cristen
(Christian) People" and is a grant in ENGLISH from a William Crayford of
Chester, a Gentleman, to his nephews of his goods and chattels. Nicely penned
and outlining the details of the conveyance. Seal tag with red wax pendant
seal attached in fine condition. Very Good with some mild discoloration, a
bit heavier at bottom, legible throughout with three small natural vellum
holes. Measures 23 x 9". |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester GOODY > CHESTER WALES SAVINGS 1848
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN Victoria - 157 YEARS OLD BEING MORTGAGE
BY APPOINTMENT OF THREE MESSUAGES OR DWELLINGHOUSES IN THE WEST SIDE OF
EGERTON STREET CHESTER BETWEEN JOHN GOODY OF THE CITY OF CHESTER SHOPKEEPER
OF THE FIRST PART AND THE TRUSTEES OF THE CHESTER CHESHIRE AND NORTHWALES
SAVINGS FUND AND BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP
SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester POTTS > VERNON 1877 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN Victoria - 128 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A
PIECE OF LAND SITUATE IN SEALAND ROAD IN THE PARISH OF SAINT OSWALD IN THE
CITY OF CHESTER CONVEYED BY THE RIVER DEE COMPANY BETWEEN CHARLES WILLIAM
POTTS OF THE CITY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM VERNON AND
JOHN VERNON BOTH OF THE SAME CITY BUILDERS OF THE OTHER PART HAND DRAWN SITE
SURVEY PLAN WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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This is
a three page (12.5"x8"approx) handwritten document for a sale of
land in Cheadle Hulme near Stockport, Cheshire dated 14th June 1821. A Robert
Hardy of Stockport and a Margaret Brown of Cheadle Balkeley are selling the
land to a James Leech also of Stockport. The land known to have several
names, The Big Meadow or The Potato Croft has a John Brickhill and Thomas
Travers as tenants. Hardy, Brown and Leech have all signed and three legal
clerks, John Vaughan, W. Warrillow and John Harrop have witnessed signed.
This is not the original deed of transfer (no duty stamps) but an official
handwritten duplicate of the same period. |
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"An
Act for the better Explanation of the Settlement of the Estate of William
Trafford, Esq. and clare his Wife, and William their Eldest Son; And for
making more Effectual a Provision for Younger children, according to
Agreement between them." "Whreas
by Indenture of Bargain and Sale for six Months, bearing Date the Six and
Twentieth Day of February, in the Year One thouand six hundred and seventy
and seven, and Indenture Tripartite of Release and Confirmation, bearing Date
the Seven and twentieth Day of the same February, made or mentioned to be
made, between William Trafford, then or late of Swithomley, in the County of
Stafford, Esq; and Mary his Wife, (both since Deceased) and the said William
Trafford (now the Father by the Name of William Trafford, Son and Heir
Apparent of the said William Trafford) of the First Part; Sir John Bowyer, of
Knypersley, in the said County of Stafford, Bart (since Deceased;) Thomas
Leigh of Adlington, in the County of Chester, Esq; (since also Deceased;)
Humphrey Tafford, then or late of Leverpoole, in the County of Lancaster,
Esq; and Sand Sandford, of Twemlowes, in the County of Salop, Gent. (also
since Deceased,) of the Second Part; and the said clare Trafford, (by the
Name of Clare Lawton,) Eldest Daughter of William Lawton, of Law, in the said
County of chester, Esq...". This
document contains a lot of information about the Trafford family and the
estate properties. There
is no date on it but British History Online has it listed for 1705. It comprises 12 pages which have been
stitched together. It has been folded
and has damage along the fold on the cover page. There is a lot of foxing on all the
pages. It also has a thick sheet of
paper which has been made into an protective covering which has the title
handwritten on it. |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester VERNONE > PARRS BANK 1883 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 122 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN
VERNON OF THE CITY OF CHESTER BUILDER OF THE ONE PART AND PARRS BANKING
COMPANY LIMITED OF THE OTHER PART .. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF LAND AND MESSUAGES
IN THE CITY OF CHESTER IN THE PARISH OF ST. OSWALD ON THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF A
NEW ROAD LEADIND OUT OF SEALAND ROAD AND CALLED GLADSTONE AVENUE. BANK
SEAL SIZES 11 INS X 8.5 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON SIX SHEETS OF PARCHMENT SITE SURVEY PLAN |
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design for a Blacksmith's Workshop at Deane Bridge. "Blacksmith Shops
& work Shop Intended to be Built at Deane Bridge on Mrs. Nicholls
Freehold Ground 1784". The size
of the building is 30 foot by 15 and it is to be 12 foot high. There is no
indication of where Deane Bridge is.
One side of paper which has been folded. From a Google search, there
was a Deane Bridge in Congleton, Cheshire. |
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statement: wife deceives husband 140 gold pieces. A statement by Joseph
Hadfeild in 1742 "In the common Pleas" "Joseph Hadfield of
Wildboar Clough in the County of Chester Button merchant upon his Oath
says....Mistress Trafford Granddaughter to George Stonehewer...he lived a
Servant at Swithamley with William Trafford Esq...the said Mistress Trafford
called this deponent into the nursery at Swithamley...called the Chappel
Chamber where she and the Children (to witt William Sarah George &
Harry...she ordered this deponent to call Peter Greaves of Wildboar Clough
aforesaid who was then comeing down thro' Swithamley to go to Leeke
Markett....shutt the door...to kneel down upon his knees and promise never to
make any...to her Husband Master Trafford or any other person...what she was
going to deliver to Goodman Greaves.
She then unlocked a Drawer in a desk in the said nursery and pulled
out from there a large green Silk purse tied with Strings and took out from
there a parcel of old broad Gold laped in paper and Counted it upon the
Table...which was seven score peices of the largest old Gold and one large
Spannish three cornered peice of Gold...", etc. Two pages with the mark
of Joseph Hadfeild and two witness signatures. Has been folded. |
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An
agreement dated 16 December 1742 between William Nicolls of Stafford gent. &
Sarah his wife, and John Broadhurst of Winckle in the County of Chester
yeoman. Also mentioned are Isaac
Chapel, Jonathan Broadhurst, Joseph Broadhurst relating to property in
Winckle. Has a signature and two
witness signatures. Has been folded. |
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Magnificent
manuscript with seals dated November 1804 relating to the sale of land at
Hoose (present day Hoylake), Cheshire, sale between Richard Richardson and
Thomas Daulby. Approximately 30
inches x 32 inches and for its age in remarkably good condition with age
spotting. Writing is clear and
legible. |
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ANTIQUE
INDENTURE DEED NANTWICH CHESHIRE HOCKENHULL > DARLINGTON 1762. AN ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 243 years old BETWEEN JOHN
HOCKENHILL (THIRD SPELLING AS IT IS A LITTLE UNCLEAR) OF THE PARISH OF SAINT
MARY LE STRAND WITHIN THE LIBERTY OF WESTMINSTER IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
AND JOHN PRATCHETT OF NANTWICH IN THE COUNTY OF CHESHIRE GENTLEMAN AND JOHN
DARLINGTON OF ASTONGUETA MONIDROW (?) IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN OF
THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR DWELLING HOUSE AND TENEMENT SITUATE
AND BEING IN THE HIGH TOWN IN NANTWICH . GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION FOR AGE WITH SOME BUMPS AND KNOCKS TO EDGES AND A LITTLE WEAR TO
FOLDS ~ ~ ~ SIZE 10 INCHES X 15 INS ~
ON FOURS SHEET OF HAND MADE PAPER |
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Release
dated 7th February 1807 of two Messuages or Dwellinghouses hereditaments and
premises in Handbridge Chester. The parties concerned are Mr. Joseph Jones the
younger (carter) of the city of Chester of the first part and Mr. James Parry
(coach maker) of the same place of the second part and Mr.Edward Ducker the
younger (rope maker) of the same place of the third part and Mr. Thomas
Shuttleworth (baker) of the said City of Chester ( a trustee for and on
behalf of the said Edward Parker) of the fourth part. Refers to two or
several Messuages or Cottages with gardens and orchards on the east side of
Handbridge in the Parish of Saint Mary on the Hill in the liberty of the City
of Chester. The schedule starts from 1763. The document consists of two pages
which contain four red wax seals together with four signatures |
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A seven
page abstract of title with coloured plan on waxed paper dated 1890 relating
to The Snipe Inn in Dukinfield. Has been folded and the cover is a bit grubby |
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A one page
vellum indentured dated 20th October 1674 between Thomas Legh of the Ridge
within Sutton near Macclefield (esq.) + Mary his wife and William Trafford of
Stafford (gent.) and relates to property in the Macclesfield area. Several large sums of money are mentioned.
Please note that this document does have considerable damage |
Legh |
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Two
documents the first of which is 3 pages and dated 13th January 1677 which would
appear to be a draft indenture. Names
mentioned John Burgh of Waterhouse, Staffs. (gent.), Phillip Trafford of
Swithamley, Staffs. (gent) son and heir of William Trafford, Francis
Hollingshead son and heir of Francis Hollingshead of Gawsway, Cheshire (gent)
and Francis Challinor of The Knowles, Staffs. (gent). It has a piece crossed out which mentions
the marriage portion of John Burgh & Margaret his wife, daughter of
William Trafford. It mentions property
in Fairfield, Derbyshire and Clownam, Derbyshire. One the reverse it is headed "Articles
betwixt Brough of Clownham and P. Trafford". The second document is four pages long and
may be connected with the first (although the handwriting is the same, the
ink is a different colour). It
mentions the same people as the first and relates to "a bond of £500
penalty with Condicion...". It
quotes the will of John Burgh and mentions his heir Richard Burgh. Both
documents have been folded, are a bit grubby and have some damage. |
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1678
The will and probate of Phillip Trafford.
The will part is rather strange as it starts "Dyeing shall goe and
be paid to theire children, But soo many as dye not haveing child or children
soo much of theire parts as shall be ???, shall be paid to the four surviving
Sisters Equally amongst them...my deare and honoured father William Trafford
and Edward Bateman of Sutton in the County of Chester gentleman Executors of
this my last will and Testament...".
It is signed by Phillip and has four witness signatures: Robert
Winterbottome, Gamaliell Carter, James Elderlie and Julius Stockley. This document has been folded and the seal
is missing from the tag. |
Trafford |
Bateman |
Winterbottome |
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A two
page document in Latin which looks as though it might be a statement made at Macclesfield
in 1694. It can't read Latin so I'll
list the names that are mentioned: George Sutton of Hamleton, Winckle, Thomas
Bawdrey of Macclesfield, Thomas Leigh of Ridge, Edmund Shaw, Walter
Mottershead, James Beard, Edward Davenport, Henry Hatwell. I think it relates to property in
Winckle. Has been folded |
Sutton |
Bawdrey |
Leigh |
Shaw |
Mottershead |
Beard |
Davenport |
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ANN DONOVAN'S
BIBLE THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS: TRANSLATED OUT
OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED
AND REVISED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN
CHURCHES STEREOTYPE EDITION OXFORD:
PRINTED AT THE CLARENDON PRESS, BY BENSLEY, COOKE AND COLLINGWOOD PRINTERS TO
THE UNIVERSITY 1815. Description: 4.5
inches x 6.5 inches x 2.0 inches. paginated pp 772. Bible is bound in a full
brown calf blind stamped with the words "Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge" on both covers. Separate NT title page dated 1815. Condition:
Externally, covers worn. Shelfwear to edges and bottom of spine. Internally,
general toning and foxing to the pages. Overall, good- condition. Sold with
all faults. Provonance: This antique Bible belonged Ann Donovan. Contains a
wealth family history (rear end pastedown and NT title page) written in an
amateur gothic hand. Refer to images. From the images I can make out the
following: The Bible has a hand written inscription on the title page that
reads 'Ann Donovan's Bible 20th Dec 1829. John Edge Donovan, son to Timothy
& Ann Died on the 19th Jany. 1849'. On another page there is 'John
Donovan died on Wednesday Eveng. Octr. the 31st 1832 10 minutes past 9 oclock
and Burried on Friday Novr 2nd at Copperasshill, St Nichls. Chapell Yard,
Grave 75, AGED 2 years 1 month & 4 days. The Lord have mercy on his
soul.' Then ' Ann Donovan died on Sunday morning August the 28th 1847 at ½
past 5. o.clock in the morning & Burried at St Marys Cemetry Kirkdale on
Wednesday Sepr. 1st aged 42 years. The Lord have mercy on her soul. J
Donovan.' On a third page there is ' John Edge Died at London on the 21st of
Octr and buried in St Pancreas Church on the 30th 1819 aged 22 years. Ellen
Edge died on the 16th of Novr. and burried in Cheshire at bidstone Church on
the 20th 1822 aged 20 years. Thomas Edge died on the 5th and Burried at
Bidstone Church on the 9th of June 1823 aged 17 years. William Edge died on
the 18th of May and Burried at Bidstone Church on the 23rd 1832 aged 31
years. Ann Edge the Mother of the above died on Tuesday Novr 15th and Burried
at Bidstone Church on the 21st Novr. 1836.' I have saved copies of the
images. Kirkdale is in Lancashire. |
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A Power
of Attorney on vellum dated 1849 relating to Thomas Francis Wade a Leiutenant
in the 98th Foot now residing at Victoria, Hong Kong Croxton concerning the Tithes
of properties: Ravenscroft Hall, Middlewich and Croxton, Cheshire. On one side it has Thomas's signature and
seal. On the reverse there is the
large seal of the Tithe Commission.
There is also a paper document attached dated 1849 relating to Lagan
Hall House, Trimand, Herbertstown, Meath;Yellow Batter, St James &
Killineer, Dorgbeda. Has been folded. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1718 during the reign of King George I being
the conveyance of several properties in Chester including in Lynhouse. The
indenture features large handwritten initial incorporating the date, in a
calligraphic style. Also the indenture has FIVE red wax seals on cloth tags.
Blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and nice docketing on verso. The
indenture is between Samuel Turner, a Gentleman, and Eleanor Turner, a Widow,
and John Parker, a Gentleman, and Thomas Horst and William Watts, both
Gentlemen, all of the first part; and Robert Maddock, a Dyer, of the second
part. Fine condition, mild discoloration, measures 22.5 x 15.5". |
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Parker |
Horst |
Watts |
Maddock |
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A large
2 page vellum indenture dated 5th May 1794 relating to property in Congleton
between John Vardon of Gracechurch Street, London (ironmonger) + his wife
Ellen and Joseph Clubbe of Congleton (surgeon & apothecary). Also mentioned are James Davenham (cooper),
Thomas Varden (ironmonger), Joseph Varden (ironmonger), Thomas Highland
Ravenscroft of Davenham (esq), Thomas Bromfield of Witon nr Northwich (gent),
Alexander Eaton of Chester (gent), William Smith of Congleton (gent), John
Wood of The Stock Exchange London. It
also has an Abstract Page and the following people are mentioned: 1682 John
Leake + Hester his wife, Richard Mobberley + Alice his wife, William
Thornicroft + Sarah his wife, Hugh Page, Samuel Leadbetter, Roger Poynton
1724 John Burgess jnr (gent) (son and heir of Martha Burgess late wife of
John snr., only daughter and heir of Roger Poynton dec), Thomas Gorst (gent),
Thomas ?agg (gent), Richard Brookes (grocer), John Varden jnr (gent) 1729
Robert Maddock of Sandbach (dyer), Thomas Keen of Congleton (gent), William
Rode of Hownings Lane Sandbach (gent) 1750 William Watkis of Nantwich (gent)
+ Ann his wife (sole daughter and heir of William Rode dec.), Richard Edenson
of Congleton (gent), John Wilson of Sandbach (gent), James Hamilton of
Congleton (gent), Robert Hayward of Chester (gent), Martha and Catherine
Burgess of Congleton (spinsters), William Leadbetter of Sandbach 1752 John
Parnell, Hugh Haywood of Chester (esq), Richard Martin of Congleton (gent)
1783 Ellen Wood of Congleton (spinster), John Wood of London (gent) (brother
and sister), John Boulger of Chester (gent) 1794 Joseph, Catherine, Mary,
Samuel, Sarah, Hugh Varden (younger children of James and Martha). It has one signatures and seal with a revenue
stamp. There is a witness signature on
the reverse. Has been folded. |
Vardon |
Clubbe |
Davenham |
Bromfield |
Eaton |
Smith |
Wood |
Leake |
Mobberley |
Thornicroft |
Page |
etc |
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copies of
Mr Mordaunt's two fifths part of the manors of Little Neston and Higrave [?],
in the County of Chester |
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1892 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Northenden Chester BARLOW 1892 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 113 YEARS OLD BEING THE
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES BARLOW OF OAK COTTAGE LINGARD ROAD
NORTHENDEN IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN. WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
AND WAFER SEAL FORM HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT PRINCIPLE REGISTRY ESTATE OF OAK
COTTAGE AND LAND CALLED ROSE LEA - DETAILS OF BENIFICIARIES AND OTHER MEMBERS
OF THE FAMILY SIZE 22 INS X 26 INS ~
IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - - AND WAFER
SEAL. |
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1633 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the sale of land in Williamscote,
Oxfordshire, between Calcote Chambre of Willyamscote, Calcote Chambre, gent
son and heir, ?? Robert of Oldington, Chester, John Robert, Thomas
Leigh of Adlington, and Sir Thomas Barrington of Hatfield Broadoak, Essex,
knight and baronet, John Barrington, esquire, Edward Taylor of banbury, gent
and William Taylor, gent. Dated the 17th day of June in the 9th year of the
the reign of Charles I [1633] Property: All that capital messuage called the
Manor House of Williamscote and various lands, meadows, pasture, etc in
Williamscote. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Some
rubbed text and creasing, several small holes and stains. Characteristics:
Signatures and 2 seals on vellum tags (damaged). Document size (approx.): 75
by 55 cm. Sir
Thomas Barrington was elected one of Colchester's Members of Parliament in
November 1640. He had been an M.P. in all of the parliaments of Charles I's
reign and his father, Sir Francis Barrington was county M.P. for Essex from
1627 to 1628. The Barrington family lived near Hatfield Forest and had much
influence in the north-western part of the county. |
Chambre |
Robert |
Leigh |
Barrington |
Taylor |
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1878 |
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This
document records a mortgage on two recently built houses at Colwyn Bay in the
parish of Llandrillo yn Rhos. The interested parties are Rowland Owen, a
Colwyn Bay builder, John Churton a Rhyl auctioneer, and Henry Churton a
Chester surgeon. Here, Rowland Owen receives £1,900 from John Churton. It is
produced on two vellum sheets and apart from slight fading it is in very good
condition. There is a later addition dated 1888 where Henry Churton receives
£800 from Edward Henry Denton of Bury St Edmunds. The main document is signed
by Rowland Owen and has a wax seal. There are eight further wax seals and six
signatures making it an attractive document. |
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Denton |
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1848 |
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Egerton
St Chester JOHN GOODY 1848 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- BEING 157 YEARS OLD BEING THE ABSTRACT OF TITLE TO CERTAIN MESSUAGES OR
DWELLINGHOUSES AND PREMISES SITUATE ON THE EST SIDE OF EGERTON STREET IN THE
PARISH OF SAINT JOHN WITHIN THE LIBERTIES OF THE CITY OF CHESTER. FINALLY IN
THE NAME OF JOHN GOODY WITH MANY
DETAILS OF OWNERS OF PROPERTY ETC. SIZE 19 INS X 1 INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION- ~ ON NINE SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WITH MANUFACTURES WATERMAK
DATE OF 1843 |
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Hincks
(Thomas Cowper, merchant, ?of Chester, 1788-1865) Copies of indenture
agreements relating to property in Chester, Warwickshire, Leicestershire,
Lancashire manuscript in two hands, 46pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned,
original marbled wrappers, rubbed, folio, [nineteenth century]. |
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1775 |
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A
vellum indenture dated 28th September 1775 between Mary Grinsdale of
Liverpool (spinster), James Cook of Childer Thornton (yeoman), John Grice of
East Ham, Cheshire (farmer). Also
mentioned are Robert Nichols and John Massey, a ship's carpenter of Liverpool
(deceased). Has one seal and signature with a revenue stamp. It has two witness signatures on the
reverse. Has been folded. |
Grinsdale |
Cook |
Grice |
Nichols |
Massey |
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1867 |
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A large
vellum will of Robert Samuel Skey of Thorn Lodge, 39 Boundary Road, Middlesex
(esq) dated 2nd October 1867 and a codicil dated 24th march 1871. Names mentioned: Frederick Timmins of
Edgebaston, Warwickshire, Richard Nock Heane of Newport, Salop (solicitor),
Mary Ann Skey (wife of Robert Samuel), Mary Ann Thompson (mother in law), James
Oliver (esq), Charles Sturgess Jones of Chichester (surgeon), George Skey of
Bonehill Lodge, Staffordshire (brother), Emma Hean, daughter of Henry Hean of
Newport, Mary Ellen Maria Hean (sister), Elizabeth Skey (sister of Robert
Samuel), Eliza Haskayne of Birkenhead, Anna Isabella Radclyffe of Camden Town
(goddaughter), Edith Radclyffe (her sister), Mary Brittain (daughter of
Thomas of Chester, surgeon), Annie Frances Wilson (daughter of Henry of
Spencer Road, Wandsworth Common - wife's goddaughter), Martha Caulkin (his
servant), Martha Hotchkiss (his servant), Wilfred Edward Jones (son of
Charles Sturgess Jones), C Lewes Parker of 60 Russell Square, London
solicitor), William Brooke (clerk), Robert Samuel Skey (uncle, dec.), Martha
Caulkin of 115 Blenheim Crescent, Nottinghill. It has the company signatures of Union Bank
of London, North Staffordshire Railway Company, The East Indian Railway
Company and The Midland Railway Company.
I presume that originally it would have had a probate seal attached at
the bottom. Has been folded. |
Skey |
Timmins |
Heane |
Thompson |
Oliver |
Jones |
Haskayne |
Radclyffe |
Brittain |
Wilson |
Caulkin |
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1873 |
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A two
page solicitor's copy of an indenture dated 25th April 1873 relating to a
surgery, stables and coach house in Jordangate, Macclesfield between Thomas
Bullock (photographer), Joseph Jackson the younger (grocer) and Thomas
Jackson (grocer). Also mentioned are
Edward Newbold (deceased), William Thomas Drakeford and Henry Hand. Has been folded. |
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Jackson |
Newbold |
Drakeford |
Hand |
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1838 |
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A
lvellum will & probate dated 3rd December 1838 for Charlotte Stanley of Northwich
(milliner). Also mentioned are Mary
Stanley (sister), Thomas Barker, A. Harrison amd Thomas Ollier. Has been folded |
Stanley |
Barker |
Harrison |
Ollier |
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1879 |
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A large
2 page vellum indenture dated 28th January 1879 relating to 6 houses and coal
yard in Poplar Street Riston Street and Spurgeon Street Everton between Henry
Roberts (builder), James Marshall of New Brighton, Cheshire (doctor of
medicine) and James Palmer of Liverpool (piano-forte manufacturer). It has 3 seals and signatures and a revenue
stamp. The reverse has witness and
received signatures. On the reverse of
the second page there is a second indenture involving the above persons and
Philip Henry Mules of Bowden, Cheshire (doctor of medicine). This also has three seals and signatures
with revenues stamps. Has been folded
and is in excellent condition. |
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Marshall |
Palmer |
Mules |
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1855 |
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A four
page sales particulars for Leftwich Brewery and Danebridge Warehouse in
Leftwich Close, Northwich which are to be auctioned at the Angel Hotel,
Northwich on 2nd November 1855. The
sale includes "Brew-house, cooling and Working Rooms, cooperage, 4 Horse
Power Steam engine, Malt Mills, 2 large Copper Brewing Pans, Pumps, Mash Tub,
Coolers, beer Pump, Four Stalled Stable Gig..." etc. Names mentioned: Thomas Smith 1818: William
Fairhurst, William Ghell, Thomas Walker Williams and Thomas Ives Brayne
Hostage. Thomas Smith; Thomas Rigby
(Marston) and James Saunders (corn dealer) have both signed the document
agreeing the sale at £1,000 with a £50 deposit being paid. Has been folded and has some damage to
folds. |
Smith |
Fairhurst |
Ghell |
Williams |
Hostage |
Rigby |
Saunders |
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1844 |
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A 4
page abstract of indenture dated 1844 relating to property in Davenham,
Cheshire. Names mentioned: Frederick
Brandreth of Stanhope Street, Hyde Park Gardens (Capt. HM Reg. Fusalier
Guards, son of Joseph Pilkington Brandreth)
1843: Joseph Pilkington Brandreth of Liverpool, Lancs. + Alice his
wife, Revd. William Harper Brandreth of Standish, Lancs. - then residing at
Honnef nr. Koningwinter, Prussia, The Hon. William Rowe Lyall (Archdeacon of
Maidstone, Kent), Thomas Nunn of Lawford, Essex (esq.) and 1817: John
Formby. Has been folded. |
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Lyall |
Nunn |
Formby |
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1777 |
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An
interesting hand written paper Articles of Agreement document dated 16th
March 1777 during the reign of King George III between Reverend William
Brocklehurst of Mottram Saint Andrew in the County of Chester Clerk and
Joseph Leigh the younger of Hyde in the same County Cotton Manufacturer.
Witness signatures: William Wood & Peter Walker A fair document in
reasonable condition bearing the usual long-term storage folds and a major
tear across the horizontal fold junction, but no loss of paper. All text
fully legible for transcription. Comprising a single sheet of period water
marked hand pressed paper folded to form a document approx. 9 ½ ” x 15”.
Bearing a single integral, embossed 1/6 revenue stamp plus two red wax seals
countersigned by the parties involved |
Brocklehurst |
Leigh |
Wood |
Walker |
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1852 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of land in Sandbach, Chester, between Mathew
Hassall of Sandbach, farmer, and John Stringer, joiner. Dated 10th day of July in the 16th year of
the reign of Victoria [1852] With plan
of land Property: A plot of land being part of a field in Sandbach called
Fish Pond Field. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very
Good. Document size (approx.): 75 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signature and
seal. |
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Stringer |
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1855 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of land in Sutton, County of Chester, between
James Beech of Sandbach Heath, yeoman, and Peter Hollinshead of Smallwood,
yeoman. Dated 22nd day of March in the 19th year of the reign of Victoria
[1855] Property: Land and a messuage in Sutton. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Document size (approx.): 75 by 70 cm.
Characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
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Hollinshead |
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1852 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of land in Sandbach, Chester, between Mathew
Hassall of Sandbach, farmer, and Richard Hall of Sandbach, shoemaker, and
William Dean, shoe manufacturer. Dated 4th day of October in the 16th year of
the reign of Victoria [1852] With plan of land Property: A plot of land being
part of a field in Sandbach called Fish Pond Field. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Slight browning otherwise Good. Document size
(approx.): 75 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
Hassall |
Hall |
Dean |
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1848 |
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A 17
page copy draft conveyance dated 1st April 1848 relating to Perry's Meadow,
Upton, Prestbury, Cheshire. Persons
mentioned: Matthew Towgood of St. Neots, Hunts. (draper manufacturer), John
Barker of Burne House, Bakewell, Derbys. (gent.), Charles Flint of Leek,
Staffs. (surgeon), John Towgood of 64 Chancery Lane, Middx. (barrister at
law), John Gaunt of Leek, Staffs. (silk manufacturer), Josiah Gaunt the
younger of Horton Hall, Leek (esq.), Thomas Allen the younger of Upton,
Prestbury (gent, a batchelor), Thomas Hornby of St. Swithins Lane, London
(solicitor), J. William Stevens (clerk), M. Challinor of Leek (solicitor), J.
Challinor (clerk) 1821: John Fowler of
Leek) (esq., will 29/4/1818, died 19/5/1827), John Haywood Alsop of Leek
(esq., will 29/11/1820), Sinckler Porter, Joseph Gould 1818: M. Towgood the elder, Toft Chorley,
Richard Badnall (died 28/2/1838), John Edmonson Molineux 1827: Sarah Fowler, Edward Chorley of Hare
Gate, Leek (esq.) [blank] Cooper,
Thomas Pyott, Joseph Thompson, [blank] Foster and William Robinson. Has been folded. |
Towgood |
Barker |
Flint |
Gaunt |
Allen |
Hornby |
Stevens |
Challinor |
Fowler |
Alsop |
Porter |
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1885 |
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A two
page copy indenture dated 6th March 1885 relating to property in Acton,
Cheshire. Names mentioned: William
Bower of Barnton near Northwich (gent), John Bower of Lower Withington
(gent), Joseph Thomas and Joseph Ashbrook of Little Leigh (farmer). Has been folded. It has a note attached to it re the sum of
£300 |
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Thomas |
Ashbrook |
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1879 |
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A 5
page draft indenture dated 26th august 1879 relating to property in Lower
Walton, Cheshire. Names mentioned:
Frank Atkinson Angles of Eversby, nr. Milnthorpe, Westmoreland (esq) +
Susannah his wife, John Dawson of Eversley (butler to Mr. Angles) 1867: Revd. Marsham Angles (clerk), William
Scorer (esq), Roger Moser (gent) and Thomas Baxter. Has been folded. |
Angles |
Dawson |
Scorer |
Moser |
Baxter |
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1896 |
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Conveyance
Dated 30th September 1896 of three plots of land and nine dwelling houses
thereon situate and numbered 6, 8, 10 and 12 in Gregson Lane 12, 13, and 14
in Back Gregson Lane and 31 & 33 in St. Pauls Street Blackburn. The
parties concerned are Mary Pilkington (spinster) of Crossford Bridge Ashton
upon Mersey in the County of Chester of the first part and John Francis
Polding (corn merchant) of Blackburn in the County of Lancaster of the second
part and Jane Frances Polding (spinster) of Pleasington in the said county of
Lancaster & Maud Mary Polding (spinster) of Barnber Bridge in the said
County of Lancaster and Agnes Elizabeth Polding (spinster) aforesaid of the
third part and Charles Henry Evans of the Town and County of Newcastle on
Tyne and Mary Evans his wife of the fourth part, to Mr Thomas Pickup. The
document consists of two pages which contain ten red wax seals together with
ten signatures. |
Pilkington |
Polding |
Evans |
Pickup |
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1746 |
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Large
handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1746 during the reign of KIng
George II being the conveyance of a dwelling and property in Henbury in the
County of Chester between Thomas Lowndes, a Yeoman, of the one part; and
James Lowndes, a Tanner, of the second part. Nicely penned with large and
fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamps, tax stamp, and red wax seal on
cloth tag. Very Good condition, measures 28 x 25". |
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