Cheshire 301-400
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Cheshire
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301 |
1729 |
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hand
written will of ,JOHN UPTON (Yoeman) of
CHEADLE BUCKLEY?in the county of CHESTER, being weak in body but of
sound & disposing mind Etc; A four page will & a vellum document in
latin their are no seals but it is very readable. the size is (will
16"/13") (the atached
document is 13"/8". {The date is 22nd;/ aug;/ 1729} |
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302 |
1871 |
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A
vellum conveyance of lands in Nafferton, Yorkshire, between Rev Henry Dawson
of Wakefield, clerk, Charlotte Thompson and Clara Jane Thompson late of
Nafferton now of Bowdon, Cheshire, Thomas Kemp Sanderson of Wakefield,
malster, and Richard Holtby of Hawold in the parish of Higgate, Yorkshire.
Nice plan of the property Dated the 3rd day of June 1871 Property: Several
closes of land called the Brookes in Nafferton near Far Carr Lane leading
from Nafferton to Castleholmes and a street called nethergate on the West.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and wax seals. Document size (approx.): 70 by 60 cm. |
Dawson |
Thompson |
Sanderson |
Holtby |
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303 |
1787 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1787 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of four dwellings on Back Street in Macclesfield in the County
of Chester between Joseph Roe and Edward Hawkins and Abraham Mills, all
Esquires. Nicely penned with two blue revenue stamps, tax stamps, and red wax
seal with interesting impression on green cloth tag. Very Good condition with
creasing, measures 27 x 18". |
Roe |
Hawkins |
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304 |
1837 |
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ANTIQUE
WILL Sandbach Chester THOMAS STEELE 1837 guaranteed original - from the reign
of KING WILLIAM IV - 168 YEARS OLD BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
THOMAS STEELE OF SANBACH IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER HAT MANUFACTURER.
INFORMATION OF PROPERTY AND BEQUESTS TO FAMILY WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
FROM THE COURT OF THE BISHOP OF CHESTER WITH THE BISHOPS WAFER SEAL. SIZES 15
INS X 12 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAFER SEAL ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT
REVENUE STAMP |
Steele |
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305 |
1852 |
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Original
Indenture dated 14th June 1852 - between Mr Thomas Lightfoot & Mr John
Smith - dwellings in the County of Chester. Document measures appx
15"x13". In very good condition considering the age. |
Lightfoot |
Smith |
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306 |
1707-1755 |
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A 2
page schedule and abstract of the title deeds of an estate in Hale in the
county of Chester purchased by Mr Richard Palin from Mr James Robinson before
the same became the inheritance of Edward Hurlbutt. Transactions run from 2
February 1707 to 10 April 1755. Undated Medium: Handwritten in English on
paper. Condition: Creasing and some small holes in folds. Document size
(approx.): 40 by 31 cm. See also 348. |
Palin |
Robinson |
Hurlbutt |
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307 |
1818 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to lands in Northwich, Cheshire, between Thomas
Wakefield formerly of Witton near Northwich now of Burton within Kendal,
Westmorland, and Ann his wife, John Moses late of Newcastle under Lyme,
Staffordshire, Supervisor of Excise now of Combergarth, Cheshire, James
Vearey of Chirk, Salop, victualler, and John Barnes of Northwich. Dated the
29th day of September in the 58th year of the reign of King George III [1818]
Property: Land whereupon a bakehouse once stood in Flag Lane, Northwich.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 75 by 65 cm. |
Wakefield |
Moses |
Vearey |
Barnes |
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308 |
1824 |
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"Macclesfield,
Received of Revd. L. Heapy - for late Mrs Wroe the amount of Three Church
Rates, for the year 1824 - assessed and due the 3rd of September last past,
being 4/6 Arrears for 1823..." Signed J. Eaton Collector. Has been folded. |
Heapy |
Wroe |
Eaton |
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309 |
1864 |
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A six
page Abstract of title dated 1864 relating to The Chalk Farm, Everton. Persons mentioned: 1858: Richard Bark of
Great Crosby (surgeon), Elizabeth Gillespie (married Richard Bark 27/7/1858
Christ Church, Hunter Street, Liverpool), Jacob Jacobson of Oxdon, Cheshire
(grocer), James Hazell of Holt Hill, Cheshire (accountant) and 1864 Frederick
Hillman Powell (shipbroker) + Ann his
wife. Has been folded. |
Bark |
Gillespie |
Jacobson |
Hazell |
Powell |
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310 |
1897 |
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A
Certificate of Discharge dated 14th August 1897 for William Hanson, age 27 of
Cheshire from the "Lucania" after a voyage to New York. Has been folded and has grubby marks. |
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311 |
1906 |
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3 sides
of paper dated 24th April 1906 relating to the sale of a shop in Church
Street or Churchwallgate in Macclesfield.
Names mentioned: Walter Goodwin (hosier), Samuel Hulme of Black Road
(earthenware dealer), Samuel Hayes and Frederick William Sherwood. Have been folded. |
Goodwin |
Hulme |
Hayes |
Sherwood |
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312 |
1921 |
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A four
page indenture dated 31st December 1921 with plan relating to property in
Brock Street, Macclesfield between Frederick May (gent), George Fountain
(retired cab proprietor) and George Roylance & Co Ltd (builders &
contractors). Earlier indentures are
cited with the following names mentioned: 1886 Charles Frederick Aspinwall,
Mr T Gifford, Mr Buckley, Mrs E Clarke, John Green, Ezra Bullock 1873 Joseph
Jackson the younger, Thomas Jackson, Thomas Bullock, Joseph Moseley 1929 John Robert Green. Has three seals (one of which is a large
"Common Seal" of George Roylance & Co) and 5 signatures. Has been folded. |
May |
Fountain |
Roylance |
Aspinwall |
Gifford |
Buckley |
Clarke |
Green |
Bullock |
Jackson |
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313 |
1927 |
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A 4
page copy agreement between The Rural District council of the Rural District
of Macclesfield and William Bailey of Dingleside, Pott Shrigley (master
joiner) relating to the laying of drainage and connecting with the sewer at
London Road Poynton. There is also a
copy of an Application for an Official Search HM Land Registry signed by
Alfred W. Bullock of Macclesfield (solicitor). Has been folded. |
Bailey |
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314 |
1796 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1796 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of property in the County of Chester as well as all manner of
Tythes. The indenture is between George Garnett, a Devisee in Trust, of the
one part; and Joseph Hilditch, a Gentleman, of the second part. Nicely penned
with fancy printed vignette, two blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp,
and red wax seal on pinkish cloth tag. Very Good condition, measures 23.5 x
16". |
Garnett |
Hilditch |
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315 |
1873 |
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Conveyance
Dated 24th December 1873of a plot of land with dwelling house and building
erected thereon situate in Castle Northwich in the County of Chester subject
to an annual rent charge of £4. 17. 6. The parties concerned are mr. Thomas
Moreton (surgeon) of Northwich in the County of Chester of the one part and
Mr. William Heald (builder) of Castle Nothwich in the said County of the
other part. The document consists of a single page which contains two red wax
seals together with two signatures. |
Moreton |
Heald |
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316 |
1906 |
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Conveyance
Dated 23rd March 1906 of a free hold farm and lands known as ‘Walnut Tree
Farm’ situate at Hassall in the County of Chester. The Parties concerned are
Mrs. Julia Hannah Stubbs (widow) of Morning side Swanlow Winsford in the
County of Chester and Mr. James Proudlove (farmer) of Fields Farm Bradwall
near Sandbach in the said County of the one part and Mr. Charles Frederick
Holland (farmer) of Hind Heath Sandbach aforesaid of the other part. The
document consists of two pages which contain three red wax seals together
with two signature. There is a large detailed colour plan on the second page. |
Stubbs |
Proudlove |
Holland |
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317 |
1887 |
ebay |
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A three
page vellum indenture relating to 82 Dorset Road, West Derby between Henry
Scott of The Laurels, Villa Road, Exton, Birkenhead, Cheshire (merchant,
cousin of Mary Blundell) and Robert Alfred Bellwood of Liverpool (estate
agent). An earlier indenture of 1877
is cited which mentions Mary Blundell (spinster, will 17/2/1885, died
2/3/1886). Has two seals, one
signature and a revenue stamp. There
is a witness signature. Has been
folded. |
Scott |
Blundell |
Bellwood |
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318 |
1888 |
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A
vellum probate document with large seal dated 22nd September 1888 for Joseph
Rutter of DelamoreCottage, Kelsall, Cheshire (farmer, died 11/8/1888). Also mentioned is Earle Rutter (his son). Has been folded. |
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319 |
1865 |
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A
vellum certificate dated 5th December 1865 appointing "George Ridgway
Killmister the younger of Macclesfield in the County of Chester
Gentleman...our commissioner to take affidavits...Chester Lancashire Derby
Stafford and Salop our Cities of Chester and Lichfield and Counties of the
same Cities...". Has been folded
and has a revenue stamp. |
Killmister |
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320 |
1763 |
ebay |
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A paper
indenture recording the assignment of a bond relating to land in Hale,
Cheshire, between James Robinson of Dunham Massey, Cheshire, yeoman, and
Richard Palin of Ashley, yeoman. Dated the 4th day of August in the 3rd year
of the reign of King George III [1763] Property: All that field or close or
parcel of land in Hale called Park Hey or Hay. Medium: Handwritten in English
on 3 pages of paper. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signature and red
wax seal. Document size (approx.): 30 by 21 cm. The obligation bond referred
to was of 22 November 1758 and bound Sarah Drinkwater of Warburton, spinster
to James Robinson, should Sarah Astbery, then wife of Amos Astbery late of
Hale in Cheshire, Yeoman, but then of Overton in the County of Nottingham, Schoolmaster,
survive the said Amos, then Sarah Drinkwater would indemnify James Robinson
against .......? |
Robinson |
Palin |
Drinkwater |
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321 |
1852 |
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ANTIQUE
WILL Northwich Chester PETER GARNETT 1852 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 154 YEARS OLD BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF
PETER GARNETT OF NORTHWICH IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER DRAPER. INFORMATION OF
PROPERTY AND BEQUESTS TO FAMILY AND ADMINISTARATION TO HIS WIFE MARTHA AND
EXECUTORS WITH LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION FROM THE COURT OF THE LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER WITH WAFER SEAL.
SIZES 30 INS X 24 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAFER SEAL ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT WITH REVENUE STAMPS |
Garnett |
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322 |
1794 |
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A 3
page vellum indenture for the assignment of a mortgage of several houses in
Hassall, Cheshire, between John Wilson of Sandbach, Cheshire, Rebecca Wilson
of Sandwich, William Penlington late of Rode deceased former owner, and
Joseph Jackson of Nantwich, gent. Dated the 29th day of September in the 34th
year of the reign of King George III [1794] Property: A capital house in
Little Hassall called Bostock House, and another called Proudlove Tenement.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Light patchy browning,
creasing and small holes in one fold. Characteristics: Signatures and seals.
Document size (approx.): 65 by 70 cm. |
Wilson |
Penlington |
Jackson |
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323 |
1792 |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Cheshire
COTGREAVE > HENCHMAN 1792 guaranteed original - 214 YEARS OLD from the
Reign of KING GEORGE III ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THOMAS COTGREAVE AND
CHARLES HENCHMENA FOR THE PURCHASE OF A MESSUAGE OR DWELLING HOUSE WITH
APPURTANANCES IN NICHOLAS STREET CHESTER. SIZE 13 INS X 16 INS ~ VERY FINE
CONDITION ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PAPER -
WITH MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK L. MUNN TO HANDMADE PAPER - WAX SEALS -
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP |
Cotgreave |
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324 |
1822 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE DEED INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT ANTIQUE DEED ANTIQUE DEED King Edward VI Grammar School Macclesfield guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE IV - 184 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE GOVERNORS OF THE POSSESSIONS REVENUES AND GOODS OF THE FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL OF KING E |