Cheshire 401-500
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Cheshire 301-400 |
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ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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401 |
1892 |
ebay |
Original
Conveyance Document 1 November 1892 Mr Henry Bingham Parr (by the direction
of Mr Harold Abbey) to Mr James McGuinness Freehold
Hereditament in Prescot
Street New Brighton on County Chester Very Good Condition |
Parr |
Abbey |
McGuinness |
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402 |
1919 |
ebay |
Original
Conveyance Document 20th Feb 1919 Mr G H Martin to Mrs Christina Wilson
Freehold Premises No 15 Beechwood Avenue Wallasey
Chester Very Good Condition |
Martin |
Wilson |
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403 |
1860 |
1382 |
Mortgage
of premises in Sandbach, Cheshire, between Richard
Hall of Sandbach, Shoemaker, William Dean of Malt
Kiln Farm, Sandbach, Farmer and Thomas Bennett of Mitton, Farmer. A
piece of land called the Fish Pond Field next to Elworth
Street and Bradwall Street, with two cottages
erected thereon. Also a plot of land
in Sandbach in a field called Little Slum Field
next to Union Street with a house built thereon. |
Bennett |
Dean |
Hall |
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404 |
1866 |
1381 |
Transfer
of mortgage of property at Middlewich, Cheshire,
between William Daniel Henshall of Huddersfield,
Carpet Manufacturer, George Hulme of Bradwell, Farmer, James Barrington Beech of Longton, Chemist and Druggist, John Parrott of Middlewich, George Chiswick of Middlewich,
Sarah Wilkinson of Middlewich and James Beech of Middlewich. A
piece of land of 2 acres in Newton in the parish of Middlewich
formerly in the occupation of John Parrott afterwards George Chiswick and
Sarah Wilkinson and then James Beech. |
Beech |
Chiswick |
Henshall |
Hulme |
Parrott |
Wilkinson |
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405 |
1865 |
1374 |
Conveyance
of a house in Richmond Place, Boughton, Chester,
between Freeman Leopold Bagnall of Chester, Gent,
John Hignett of Chester, Gent, Mary Wright Hignett of Chester and Matilda Price of Chester, Widow.
Wash coloured plan on reverse. All that house with garden in Richmond Place,
Chester. |
Bagnall |
Hignett |
Price |
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406 |
1883 |
1097 |
Mortgage
of the Masons Arms, Bucknall, Stoke upon Trent,
Staffordshire, between Joseph Holdcroft of Bucknall, coal merchant and beer seller, John Munroe of
Hanley, wine and spirit merchant, Thomas Bickley of
Hanley, plumber, Moses Ash of Leek, farmer, Samuel Hulme
of Wildboar-clough, Cheshire, and John Blunt of Alstonefield, innkeeper, Trustees of the Court number
1427 of the Ancient Order of Forresters Friendly
Society. All that beerhouse
with gardens, stables, etc., in the High Street, Bucknall,
known as the Masons Arms, and other land in Bucknall. |
Ash |
Bickley |
Blunt |
Holdcroft |
Hulme |
Munroe |
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407 |
1876 |
1383 |
Assignment
of life interest in a sum of money relating to a farm in Hassall, Cheshire,
between Thomas Faulkner of Halton Brook, Runcorn,
Mercer and Draper, Elizabeth Faulkner of Halton
Brook, Runcorn and John Harrison of Warmingham. A freehold farm in Hassall, Cheshire. |
Faulkner |
Harrison |
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408 |
1835 |
1384 |
Further
charge of premises at Stockport, Cheshire, between William Dawson of
Manchester, Warehouseman, Robert Wolstenhulme Leach
Howarth of Cowlishaw, Crompton, Surgeon and Henry
Whitehead of Saddleworth, Gent. A plot of land at Stockport being part of a
field called Heap Riding Meadow, and 9 cottages built thereon. |
Dawson |
Howarth |
Whitehead |
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409 |
1847 |
1385 |
Transfer
of mortgage on premises at Stayley, Cheshire,
between John Lees of Stalybridge, Cotton Spinner, Hugh Henshall
Broughton of Saddleworth, Surgeon and James Milne
of Cheetham Hill, Manchester, Esquire. All those mills and the cottages and lands
belonging at Carr Brook in Stayley; a leasehold
estate at Moor Gate, Stayley, and another estate at
Hackyard, Saddlworth. |
Broughton |
Lees |
Milne |
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410 |
1866 |
804 |
Mortgage
of an estate in Frodsham, Cheshire, between Joseph
Robinson of Netherton, Frodsham,
gent, Peter Lindsay Henderson of Liverpool, merchant, and John Wilson of
Glasgow, gent. A house with
outbuildings, etc., in Netherton, Frodsham, and several fields called The Turnpike Croft,
The Town Field, The Cratchatt, the Hares Hill, The
Big Holpool and the Top Holpool. Also other lands in Frodsham
all named. |
Henderson |
Robinson |
Wilson |
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411 |
1869 |
1539 |
Reconveyance of lands in Marton near Over, Cheshire, between Benjamin Handforth of Newton Heath, Schoolmaster, Enoch Turner of
Ashton under Lyme, Overseer of the poor, Martha Whitby of Littler within
Over, Widow, John Whitby of Over, Farmer, Robert Whitby of Over, Publican and
Robert Maccock Whitby of Over, Yeoman. All that land called the Marton Estate and formerly divided into 5 fields in Marton Near Over and called the Marl Field, Sheath
Meadow, the Marton Meadow, The Andersons Acres, and
Chester Lane Field. |
Handforth |
Turner |
Whitby |
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412 |
1820 |
1567 |
Assignment
of term in premises at Adswood, Cheshire, between
Rev. Peter Wright of Marks Tey, Clerk, Samuel
Wright of Nether Knutsford, Gent, Thomas Sepson of Heaton Norris, Cotton Manufacturer and Henry
Edward Howard of Portwood Brinnington,
Gent. All those 2 several closes of
land in Adswood in the parish of Cheadle, commonly called the First Ridings and the Second
Ridings, being part of the tenement called Bowlers. |
Howard |
Sepson |
Wright |
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413 |
1834 |
1778 |
Conveyance
of several houses and lands in Tarvin, Cheshire,
between William Sheen of Tilstone Fearnall, Farmer, Samuel Brett of Bickley,
Farmer, Betty Walley of Utkinton,
Widow and Joseph Parsons of Burwardsley,
Farmer. Two houses near the Manor
house of Tarvin and several closes
of land in the parish. |
Brett |
Parsons |
Sheen |
Walley |
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414 |
1876 |
1773 |
Assurance
of premises at Hassall, Cheshire, between John Harrison of Halton Brook, Runcorn, Farmer and Samuel Bolshaw of Hinshull Hall Farm,
Yeoman. All that
messuage or Farm house and several fields of 65
acres at Hassall. |
Bolshaw |
Harrison |
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415 |
1873 |
1774 |
Mortgage
of 3 houses and shops in Lawton Street, Congleton, Cheshire, between Henry
Jackson of Congleton, Ironmonger, Samuel Maskery of
Congleton, Confectioner, Robert Beales of
Congleton, Doctor of Medicine, Francis William Warrington of Congleton,
Doctor of Medicine and James Webb of Congleton, Grocer. Two houses and shops being 22 and 24 Lawton
Street, Congleton, and also 2 Bank Street in the occupation of James Cliffe. |
Beales |
Jackson |
Maskery |
Warrington |
Webb |
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416 |
1858 |
1777 |
Mortgage
of 2 houses and land at New Brighton, Cheshire, between Sarah Anne Ogle of
New Brighton, Spinster, Lawrence Dobson of Preston, Stationer, Charles Swift
of Preston, Innkeeper and Mary Caunce of Preston,
Spinster. On the reverse is a second indenture with Henry Lord Hunt of
Chester with his signature. All that parcel of land at New Brighton on the
Southward Side of the Main Road leading from the Ferry towards the Victoria
Hotel. Includes 2 houses built on the land. |
Caunce |
Dobson |
Ogle |
Swift |
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417 |
1852 |
1051 |
Conveyance
of 2 houses in Sandbach, Cheshire, between John
Stringer of Sandbach, builder, and Edward Wilson,
gent. Plot of land and 2 houses being
part of the Fish Pond Field in Sandbach, near a new
street called Bradwell Street. |
Stringer |
Wilson |
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418 |
1897 |
1775 |
Mortgage
of a house in Lord Street, Hulme, Manchester,
between Emma Barrington of Chorlton on Medlock, Widow,
Mary Alice Joule of Maida Hill West, Widow and Thomas Lister Farrar of
Manchester. No. 2-8 Rob Roy Court, No.
1-7 Thorn Court and 24,26 Lord Street on a plot of land in Duke Street and
Lord Street, Hulme. |
Barrington |
Farrar |
Joule |
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419 |
1827 |
1860 |
Mortgage
of a house and lands in Tarvin, Cheshire, between
Joseph Parson of Beeston, Farmer and Samuel Thomas of Rowton,
Farmer. A messuage
in Tarvin and several lands in Tarvin
and Duddon, also one cottage in Tarvin. |
Parson |
Thomas |
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420 |
1829 |
1862 |
Moargage of lands in Sutton, Cheshire,
between James Birch of Sandbach Heath, Yeoman and
Peter Hollinshead of Smallwood, Yeoman. Three closes of land in Sutton Jaxta Newton called the Lock Fields. |
Birch |
Hollinshead |
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421 |
1905 |
ebay |
Indenture
Dated 1905 Conveyance Freehold Messuage Premises
Known as Westwell in the Parish of Tenterden Kent Between Samuel Herrick Sands Of Westwell Tenterden in the
county of Kent Esquire And James Worrall of The West Hall High Leigh Knutsford in the county of Chester Esquire This item is
on vellum Hand written Waxed seal |
Sands |
Worrall |
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422 |
1656 |
2275 |
BETCHTON,
SANDBACH: Release of tithes of corn and grain in Betchton,
Sandbach, Cheshire, between William Liversage, Thomas Broome, William Rhode, John Broome,
George Twemlow, Randle Stanway
and Thomas Smith, all of Betchton. Dated 26 July 1656 in the 7th year of the Commonwealth Property: All the tithes of corn and grain
within the town village lordship hamlet fields and tithable
places of Betchton within the parish of Sanbach. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 60 cm Document ID#: 2275 |
Liversage |
Broome |
Rhode |
Twemlow |
Stanway |
Smith |
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423 |
1648 |
2272 |
BETCHTON,
LITTLE HASSALL: Quit claim relating to
lands in Little Hassall and Betchton, Cheshire,
between William Leversage of Wheelock, John
Fletcher of Betchton, Yeoman, George Podmore of Little Hassall, Yeoman and Raph
Okes of Little Hassall, Yeoman. Dated 10 March 1648
in the 23rd year of the reign of King Charles I Property: Messuages,
lands, tenements and hereditaments in Betchton and Little Hassall. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Document Size (Approx.): 25 by 50 cm |
Leversage |
Fletcher |
Podmore |
Okes |
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424 |
1651 |
2273 |
LITTLE
HASSALL: Feoffment
of houses and lands in Little Hassall, Cheshire, between Eleanor Welde of Little Hassall, Widow and William Sharman of
Little Hassall, Yeoman. Dated 20 March 1651 in the 3rd year of the Commonwealth Property: All those messuages,
closes, fields, etc., in Little Hassall in the occupation of Raph Okes called Little Broomy Field, Great Rabens
Field, Little Rabens Field, Great Hare Field the
Moore, one close called the Poole Dam. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good, but lacks seal. Characteristics: Signature
calligraphy. Document Size (Approx.): 35 by 75 cm |
Welde |
Sharman |
Okes |
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425 |
1659 |
2282 |
SANDBACH:
Conveyance of a house in Sandbach, Cheshire,
between Randle Kent of Sandbach, Blacksmith, John Rainehouse of Nantwich, Yeoman and Alis
Kent of Sandbach. Dated 12 March 1659 in the 10th
year of the Commonwealth Property: A messuage and
tenement in Sandbach. Medium: Manuscript in English
on vellum. Condition: Some rubbed text and a small slit in Vellum.
Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 40 cm |
Kent |
Rainehouse |
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426 |
1780 |
2283 |
EATON:
Lease of several lands in Eaton, Cheshire, between Jonathan Eaton of Eaton,
Yeoman and Nathan Alcock of Bradwall,
Yeoman. Dated 2 March 1780 in the 24th year of the reign of King George II
Property: All that Dole piece or parcel of land in Eaton called Over New Hay.
Also others called Lower New Hay in Eaton. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Some dirt marking, otherwise good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
40 by 60 cm |
Eaton |
Alcock |
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427 |
1762 |
2284 |
BOSDEN:
Grant and release of lands and a house in Bosden,
Cheshire, between Samuel Bristow of Twyford,
Merchant, John Cooper of Stockport, Yeoman and John Littlewood
of Bosden, Button Mould Thrower. Dated 9 December
1762 in the 3rd year of the reign of King George III Property: A parcel of land in Bosden and a dwelling house. Also land at Bosden Moor called Brick Kiln Moorfield
on a lane from the turnpike road to Offerton Green.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and light
toning. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 75 cm |
Bristow |
Cooper |
Littlewood |
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428 |
1616 |
2522 |
Conveyance of a cottage and land called Heath Croft in Sandbach, Cheshire, between John Wareton
of Sandbach, Blacksmith, William Wareton of Sandbach and Hugh Furnevall of Betchton,
Yeoman. All that close of land in the
manor or lordship of Sandbach called Heath Croft
with a cottage. |
Furnevall |
Wareton |
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429 |
1665 |
2524 |
Settlement of a house and lands at Grange Lane, Weaverham,
Cheshire, between Richard Done of Grange Lane, Gent and Robert Venables of Chester.
One messuage and tenement at Grange Lane in
the Lordship of Waverham or Weaverham. |
Done |
Venables |
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430 |
1695 |
2525 |
Mortgage of a house in Sandbach, Cheshire,
between John Rainbow of Sandbach, Yeoman and Samuell Mainwearing of Middlewich, Labourer.
All that messuage
in Sandbach in the occupation of John Rainbow. |
Mainwearing |
Rainbow |
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431 |
1671 |
2528 |
Grant of lands in Hassall, Cheshire, between Richard Shaw of Hassall,
Yeoman, Ralph Cokes of Little Hassall, Yeoman, Anthonie
Booth of Macclesfield and James Pickford of Macclesfield. Several closes of land in Hassall called
Lower Hard Field and Higher Hard Field, Great Broomy
Field, Great Ravens Field, Little Ravens Field, Great and Little Hard Fields,
the Moore, Pool Damme and others. |
Booth |
Cokes |
Pickford |
Shaw |
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432 |
1836 |
2455 |
Feoffment, unsigned, of a plot of land in Stockport, Cheshire, between Andrew
Leigh of Manchester, Gent, William Barlow of Oldham, John Jones of
Manchester, Cotton Spinner and Henry Radcliffe of Oldham, Gent. Small plan on
reverse. Unsigned. A plot of ground in Stockport on Radcliffe Street. |
Barlow |
Jones |
Leigh |
Radcliffe |
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433 |
1659 |
2282 |
Conveyance of a house in Sandbach, Cheshire,
between Randle Kent of Sandbach, Blacksmith, John Rainehouse of Nantwich, Yeoman and Alis
Kent of Sandbach.
A messuage and tenement in Sandbach. |
Kent |
Rainehouse |
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434 |
1822 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1822 Deed - Cromer, Norfolk A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 51 cm x 43 cm approx being a Bargain and Sale for a year
of a messuage or tenement workshop and premises
situate in Cromer otherwise Shipden in the County
of Norfolk. Mr J C Harvey and others
to Mr John Peddar Parties: William GALLAND, master
mariner of Kings Lynn, Norfolk and Ann his wife; Hannah HARVEY, spinster of
Cromer, Norfolk; John Clyde HARVEY, gentleman of Middlewich,
Cheshire; Thomas HARVEY, brazier of
Kings Lynn, Norfolk; John PEDDER,
gentleman of Aylsham, Norfolk. Other names
mentioned include: Thomas Brightwell, Ann Harvey, John Harvey Document signed by: J
C Harvey, Thomas Harvey, Hannah Harvey, William Galland,
Ann Galland Witnesses: A P Brown, William Bell,
Thomas Bignold, W Hawks Condition: Very good for
age |
Harvey |
Peddar |
Galland |
Brightwell |
Brown |
Bell |
Bignold |
Hawks |
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435 |
1766 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 88 cm x 57.5 cm approx being
a Mortgage of several houses situate in or near the Back Street in
Macclesfield, Cheshire dated 12 May 1766.
Mr John Poole to Mr Richard Broadhurst
Parties: Richard BROADHURST, yeoman of Gawsworth,
Cheshire; John POOLE, joiner of
Macclesfield Other names mentioned include:
William Allen, John Bradley, George Bradock,
Joseph Dale, Thomas Hall, Ellin Lingard,
James Lingard, John Poole the elder, Daniel
Reddish, Nathaniel Rushton, John Swindells, John Taylor Document signed by: John Poole,
Richard Broadhurst Witnesses: R Hewitt, Peter Kitchin Condition: Stained and browned with age and a
couple of splits on the fold lines |
Poole |
Broadhurst |
Allen |
Bradley |
Bradock |
Dale |
Hall |
Lingard |
Reddish |
Rushton |
Swindells |
etc |
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436 |
1777 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 86 cm x 71.5 cm approx being
a Mortgage of a messuage or tenement, lands and hereditaments situate in Hulme Walfield in the parish of Astbury,
Cheshire dated 26 July 1777. Mr
William Shaw and his wife to Mr John Hooley Parties: John HOOLEY, yeoman of Somerford Booths, Cheshire; William SHAW, yeoman of Hulme
Walfield, Cheshire and Sarah his wife Other names
mentioned include: Thomas Chaddock, Thomas Harwar, John
Shaw Document signed by: William Shaw, the mark of Sarah Shaw Witnesses: John
Smith, William Smith, Ann Smith, John Lockett Condition: Browned, stained and
faded with age with a couple of holes in the skin |
Shaw |
Hooley |
Chaddock |
Harwar |
Smith |
Lockett |
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437 |
1870 |
ebay |
Indenture
Dated 1870 2 Pages Acknowledgements Of Deeds By Married Women Signed By The
Commissioner Of The City Of Chester Joseph Bridgman Emma Hannah The Wife Of John Allen Of Bislie Near Mold In The County
Of Flint A Gent Emma Hannah Intends To Give Up Her Interest In An Estate In
Lower Bridge Street In The City Of Chester Other Names Mentioned Johnathan Oldfield David Roberts Edwin John Clark Paul
Price John Johnson This item Is On Vellum Part Printed Part Hand Written
Impressed 5 Shilling Revenue Stamp |
Bridgman |
Allen |
Oldfield |
Roberts |
Clark |
Price |
Johnson |
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438 |
1870 |
ebay |
Indenture Dated 1870 2 Pages Acknowledgement Of Deeds By Married Women
Signed By The Commissioners For The The County Of
Chester Edward Delves Broughton & Charles Stuart Brooke Sarah The Wife Of
Edward Butterworth And Harriet The With Of Charles
Edward Speakman Sarah & Harriet Intend To Give
Up Their Interest In Premises In Nantwich In The County Of Chester Other
Names Mentioned Elizabeth Halliday Mc Clure Richard Dunn Rusden Alice Ann His Wife Nelson Rusden Thomas Nixson This Item Is On Vellum Part Hand Written Part
Printed Impressed Revenue Seal Of 5 Shillings |
Broughton |
Brooke |
Butterworth |
Speakman |
McClure |
Rusden |
Nixson |
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439 |
1375/6 |
Bloomsbury
6 Dec 2007 |
214 |
Grant of Richard Spark, Robert de Neston and Hugh de Holes as feoffees of the manor of Raby
[Wirral] to Catherine de Raby, daughter of Philip
de Raby, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, folds,
slightly creased, without seal or tag, 130 x 226mm., witness Alex le Bellezettes, 1375/6 § Charter of Robert Brescy and Roger de Hoxton quitclaim to John de Holes of Norbury all right in the manors of Brinstath
and Oxton, 2 markets and a pound of cumin,
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, folds, 2 red wax seals (1 broken), in
extremely good condition, 95 x 325mm., Chester, 6th September 1394/5 §
Quitclaim by Thomas de Stony Dunham [Hapsford] to
William Troutbek of lands in Stony Dunham,
manuscript on vellum, folds, red wax seal (in a good state of preservation),
84 x 300mm., Chester, 1431/2; and 2 others Cheshire, Stony Dunham etc., and 2
relating to Herefordshire, 1437/8, v.d. (7) |
Spark |
de Neston |
de Holes |
de Raby |
le Bellezettes |
Brescy |
de Hoxton |
de Stony Dunham |
Troutbek |
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440 |
1692 |
2634 |
Conveyance
of 2 lands in Congleton, Cheshire, between Humphrey Shawe
of Congleton, Yeoman and William Hall of Congleton, Tanner. All that one day work land of a third acre
in a field in Congleton called Lower West Field and another parcel of land
called Over West Field. |
Hall |
Shawe |
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441 |
1798 |
2637 |
Lease
of Kingsley Hall and other lands in Kingsley, Cheshire, between John Welles
of Sandbach, Esquire and John Redish
of Kingsley Hall, Yeoman. All that capital mansion called Kingsley Hall in Kingsley
with several closes of land called Backside, Little Town Field, Whartons Croft, Broomy Croft, Spooners Croft, Old Bidding, Millpond, Great Hall Moor
and others. |
Redish |
Welles |
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442 |
1841 |
ebay |
Genuine
Deed from 1841. This is an acknowledgment of deeds by married women under the
fines and recoveries act of 1833. At this time when a woman married, any
property she owned automatically passed to her husband. If he wanted to sell such property, under
common law his wife had to be part of the process, or to consent. This was seen to prevent the husband
abusing his position as owner of property gained through marriage. The document was to show that the wife was
of full age and understood the proceedings and agreed to the sale without
being forced to. The need for such certificates was ended by the Married Womens Property Act of 1882. This gave them the same rights as single or
widowed women. |
Tollemache |
Finch |
Lyster |
Lyle |
Vaughan |
Humberton |
Thomas |
Martin |
Stratford |
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443 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made on 8th March
1862. Made before Samuel Johnson Roberts and Charles Vernon Royle. For Mary wife of John Sheen and Sarah Wife of
William Ashbury. Between the above on first part and John Ashbury and Joseph Budgman. Premises interested in Delamere
in county of Chester. Deeds by married women persuant
to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King
William 4th \"An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for
the substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Also has a number
1157. Excellent condition, 2 pages. |
Roberts |
Royle |
Sheen |
Ashbury |
Budgman |
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444 |
1846 |
ebay |
A 8
page copy of an indenture dated 1846 relating to property in Fallybroome between Joseph Judson Beswick
of Macclesfield (gent.), George Barton of Macclesfield (hatter), Samuel Dean
of Buglawton (labourer), John Fleet of Fallybroome (surgeon) and thomas
Michael Colville of Fallybrome (gent.). Has been folded. It is on JRJ 1844 watermarked paper. |
Beswick |
Barton |
Dean |
Fleet |
Colville |
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445 |
1946 |
ebay |
A 10
page sales particulars for 10 & 12 Altrincham Road, Wilmslow. Names mentioned: Tom Dixon of 5 Norfolk
Street, Manchester; Frances Elson Ireland of Elsdan,
Moss Road, Alderley Edge, wife of Theophilus; Emma Gertrude Kinghorn
of 399 Park Lane, Macclesfield (widow) 1914: George and Jabez
Birtles. Has
been folded. |
Dixon |
Ireland |
Kinghorn |
Birtles |
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446 |
1948 |
ebay |
A 12
page sales particulars for Tal-y-cafn, London Road,
Whiteley Green, Adlington. Names mentioned: Ernest Potts Brian of 267 Buxton
Road, Macclesfield (pharmicist - purchaser) 1937: Peter
Carrington-Peirce, Harold Goodall and Arthur Taylour Clough. It
has a signature and revenue stamp. Has
been folded and the cover is a bit grubby. |
Brian |
Carrington-
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Goodall |
Clough |
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447 |
1950 |
ebay |
Particulars
and conditions of sale dated March 1950 relating to 10 Rosslyn Road,
Stockport Etchells (otherwise known as Cheadle). Persons mentioned:
Rose Lillian Yearsley (spinster), Stanley Whitaker
+ Nellie his wife
1886: John Gresty Farm, Hugh Fresty, William Garner and Peter Daine. Has a revenue stamp and has been signed by
Stanley Whitaker. |
Yearsley |
Whitaker |
Farm |
Fresty |
Garner |
Daine |
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448 |
1952 |
ebay |
A 9
page Particulars and Conditions of Sale relating to "Riversdale", Davylands Road, Wilmslow between Margaret Dorothy Jean
Armstrong of Norwood, Chester Road, Hazelgrove and
Simon-Carves Ltd. of Bird Hall Lane, Cheadle,
Heath. Other names mentioned: 1924:
Harry Ernest Prescott, Herbert Street, Beatrice Clarke Prescott, Charles Woodward Pidduck 1929:
Martha Minna Louise Marie Leigh. Has a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Armstrong |
Prescott |
Street |
Pidduck |
Leigh |
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449 |
1957 |
ebay |
1957 A
three page sales agreement relating to 23 Rostherne
Road, Wilmslow. People mentioned:
Leslie May of Roselea, 20 Bromley Drive, Holmes Chapel 1924 George
Frederick Bower, George Hughes, Harry Clarke Peers and James Herbert Brydon. It has a
leaflet stapled to it "Detached Houses at Knutsford
Road and Gravel Lane Wilmslow" by James D. Stewart (Builders) Ltd., 45
Woodlands Drive, Offerton, Stockport
which has a photo of the houses they are building. There is also a plan of the houses (Nos. 14
to 27). The agreement has been signed
by Leslie May across a revenue stamp and has a witness signature. Has been folded. |
May |
Bower |
Hughes |
Peers |
Brydon |
Stewart |
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450 |
1959 |
ebay |
A
summons issued to Robert Owen Mark Jones of 4 Dolafon
Villas, Abbey Road, Llangollen who was a witness that "John Louis Smith
of 5 Victoria road, Northwich, cheshire
on the 18th day of May 1959 at the Bala-Corwen Road
in the County of Merioneth in the Parish of Llanfor did drive a certain motor vehicle, namely, a
motor car, on the said road without due care and attention...". There is also a statement signed by PC148
David William Davies that he has served the summons. Have been folded and have rusty pin marks
in the top left-hand corner. |
Jones |
Smith |
Davies |
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451 |
1959 |
ebay |
A
summons issued to Dennis Mason Jones of Lynmere, 13
Maydor Avenue, Saltney,
Flints. who was a witness that "John Louis
Smith of 5 Victoria road, Northwich, cheshire on the 18th day of May 1959 at the Bala-Corwen Road in the County of Merioneth
in the Parish of Llanfor did drive a certain motor
vehicle, namely, a motor car, on the said road without due care and
attention...". There is also a
statement signed by PC80 ?? Robert Knight that he
has served the summons. Has been
folded and has a rusty staple in the top left-hand corner. |
Jones |
Smith |
Knight |
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452 |
1750 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on two sheets dated 12 January 1750 measuring 80 cm x 63 cm
approx being an Assignment of Mr Lowndes Mortgage
for securing £1500 and interest of a Capital messuage
or tenement with the appurtenances situate in Hassall otherwise Little
Hassall known by the name of Bostock House together
wtih another messuage or
tenement called Proudloves tenement. Mr Thomas Stone to Mr John Wilson.
Parties: Thomas STONE, Gentleman of
Nantwich, Cheshire Richard LOWNDES, Gentleman of Hassall Hall in the parish
of Sandbach, Cheshire John WILSON, Gentleman of Sandbach, Cheshire. Document signed by: Thomas Stone, Richard
Lowndes, John Wilson. Condition: Quite discoloured
and creased but it is a very old document! |
Lowndes |
Stone |
Wilson |
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453 |
1797 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on four sheets measuring 82 cm x 60 cm approx being a
Conveyance of a message or dwellinghouse and land
in Lower Withington and a messuage or tenement in Marton, Cheshire dated 18 March 1797. Mr Mountford by
the direction of Mr Lownds and also Mr Lownds to Mr John Minshall and
his Trustee. Parties: |
Lownds |
Minshall |
Mountford |
Darcey |
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454 |
1741 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 81 cm x 63 cm approx being an Assignment of
Mortgage of four messuages, cottages or dwellinghouses and croft situate in or near the Back
Street in Macclesfield, Cheshire dated 27 November 1741. Mr John Philpot by direction of Richard
Broad and John Swindells to Mr John Sydebotham. Parties: |
Philpot |
Broad |
Swindells |
Sydebothem |
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455 |
1793 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 86 cm x 70 cm approx being a Reconveyance
of the premises and Assignment of the residue of a term of 500 years of a messuage farm or tenement situate in Smallwood, Cheshire
with three fields, closes or parcels of land dated 1 July 1793. James Burchinall
to Joseph Harwar. Parties: |
Burchinall |
Harwar |
Reade |
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456 |
1796 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 77 cm x 57 cm approx being an
Appointment and Release of a messuage or dwellinghouse with the barn, stable, shippon,
yards, garden and plot of land situate at Edgeley
in the parish of Cheadle, Cheshire dated 25 March
1796. Messrs Ollivant
to Mr William Sykes and his Trustee. Parties: |
Ollivant |
Sykes |
Townend |
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|
457 |
1883 |
ebay |
3 May
1883 at Harden House, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Cheshire. Death certificate of James Syddall,
54 years, retired silk merchant. Wilmslow in the county of Chester. One penny
victorian stamps. Registered by F E Syddall, son, present at death. |
Syddall |
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458 |
1911 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Partition dated 22nd December 1911 (Near Mint Condition). Parties -
david firth and JOSEPH FIRTH (Wheelwrights) both of
Micklehurst Mossley in
the County of Chester (1) REUBEN FIRTH (Wheelwright) of Dukinfield
in the County of Chester (2) and BASIL SCHOFIELD FIRTH (Wheelwright) of Micklehurst (3). PROPERTIES - Plot of land containing
1677 square yards at Bottoms, Staley in the County of Chester. Plot of land containing
297 square yards at Ashton-under-Lyne bounded by Ebenezer Street. This is a
neat little document consisting of one sheet measuring approximately 70 x 56
centimetres. The front page bears one red duty paid stamp, four red sealing
wax seals and the signatures of all the parties. The reverse bears the
signature of JAMES H.LAWTON, Solicitor, Mossley, as
witness to the signatures of the parties. |
Firth |
Lawton |
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459 |
1839 |
ebay |
A
single sheet
vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x 52 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a
messuage or dwellinghouse
with the outbuildings and lands called Pastures House in the township of
Crompton, Lancashire dated 3 June 1839.
Messrs Sidebottom to Messrs Wild Andrew and Haigh.
Parties: |
Sidebottom |
Wild |
Andrew |
Haigh |
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|
460 |
1889 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Conveyance dated 18th March 1889. PARTIES - WILLIAM WORTHINGTON
DAMBRILL (Gentleman) of West Cowes in the Isle of Wight and HENRY WILSON WADE
(Gentleman) of 99 Saint Domingo Vale Everton Liverpool (1) WILLIAM RICHARD
DAMBRILL-DAVIES M.R.C.S. of Alderley Edge in the County
of Chester (2) and MARY MASKERY (Widow) of Sandbach
in the County of Chester (3). PROPERTY - Plot of land containing 4 acres 3
roods 12 perches at Cooksons Lane, Sandbach |
Dambrill |
Wade |
Dambrill-Davies |
Maskery |
Taylor |
Nickson |
Loudsoon |
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461 |
1823 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Lease dated 23rd June 1823. PARTIES - THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
ELIZABETH HARRIET WARREN BULKELEY VISCOUNTESS BULKELEY the Widow and Relict
of the late Right Honourable Edward James Warren Bulkeley
and only child and heiress at law of Sir George Warren Knight of the Order of
the Bath (1) and PHILIP GLEAVE (Innkeeper) of Heaton Norris in the County of
Lancaster and JOHN GLEAVE (Cotton Manufacturer) of Cheadle
in the County of Chester (2). PROPERTY – Plot of land situate at Heaton
Norris in the County of Lancaster containing 375 square yards or thereabouts.Lease is for 1 year. This is a clean, neat
little document consisting of one sheet measuring approximately 64 x 46
centimetres. The front page has one blue duty paid stamp and unusually, one
dark green or black sealing wax seal with the signature of Elizabeth Harriet
Warren Bulkeley. On the reverse are the signatures
of JOHN COWIE and what appear to be James NEWTON as
witnesses and a form of Memorandum. |
Bulkeley |
Warren |
Gleave |
Cowie |
Newton |
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462 |
1834 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Lease dated 2nd January 1834 PARTIES - GEORGE GILL (Gentleman) of
Heaton Norris in the County of Lancaster (1) and DANIEL SHAW (Gentleman) of Bosden (?) in the County of Chester (2). PROPERTY - Plot
of land containing 5284 square yards in Hempshaw
Lane Stockport and the Corn Mill and other buildings erected thereon. Lease
for one year. It consists of one sheet measuring approximately 64 x 42
centimetres, bears one blue duty paid stamp and one red sealing wax seal and
is signed by George Gill. On the back page are the signatures of JOHN
VAUGHAN, Solicitor Stockport and JOSHUA LUCAS BEELEY his Clerk. |
Gill |
Shaw |
Vaughan |
Beeley |
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463 |
1769 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Lease dated 30th May 1769. PARTIES - WILLIAM DAVENPORT (Esquire) of
Bramhall in the County of Chester (1) and SOLOMON
STEVENSON (Brazier) of Stockport (2). PROPERTY - Four ancient or old crofted messuages on the north
east side of Underbank Stockport. This is a Lease
for a term of six month at a yearly rent of one peppercorn. It is a small
document consisting of one sheet measuring approximately 54 x 33 centimetres.
It is completely discoloured, which is not surprising in a document which is
nearly 240 years old. The front page has one red seal with the signature of
William Davenport and the reverse bears the signatures of CHARLES ASHLEY or
ASHBY and COOPER as witnesses. |
Davenport |
Stevenson |
Ashley |
Cooper |
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464 |
1822 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Lease dated 24th March 1822. PARTIES - JOHN BADDELEY (Gentleman) of
Stockport in the County of Chester JOHN MOSLEY (Slater) of Edgeley in the Parish of Cheadle
in the County of Chester JOSEPH LAMB (Cotton Spinner) of Stockport (assignees
of the estate and effects of JOHN LAMB (Cotton Spinner Dealer and Chapman- a
Bankrupt) and the said JOHN LAMB (1) and ROBERT HYDE (Cotton Manufacturer) of
Edgeley and JAMES HERBERT (Gentleman) of Stockport
(2). PROPERTY |
Baddeley |
Mosley |
Lamb |
Hyde |
Herbert |
Williams |
Bann |
Holme |
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465 |
1885 |
ebay |
INDENTURE
by way of Mortgage dated 1st April 1885. Document is, I consider, in
exceptionally good condition for age ! PARTIES -
EDWARD MACE (Brazier) of Stockport in the County of Lancaster (1) and
MARGARET SIMPSON (Spinster) of Heaton Chapel in the County of Lancaster (2)
PROPERTY - Four houses and shops numbered 1,2,5 and 7 in Little Underbank (formerly Underbank)
Stockport. This is a neat and clean document consisting of one sheet
measuring approximately 71 x 60 centimetres The manuscript is written in
large clear writing. The front page has one red duty paid stamp, two red
sealing wax seals and the signature of Edward Mace. The reverse has the
signature of JOHN BECK, Solicitor, Manchester as witness and a receipt for
£700 signed by Edward Mace. |
Mace |
Simpson |
Beck |
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466 |
1880 |
ebay |
Emily
Johnson's Album. Begun in Dec 1880 by a Victorian lady living in Stockport,
Cheshire. Contains her own favourite poetry with contributions from friends,
one of whose obituary is pasted on a page. Loose Confirmation card included.
Condition not great but the fascinating contents more than make up for it. 3
Victorian stamps in the back. From the images, there is the following: |
Johnson |
Oldham |
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467 |
1874 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 26th March 1874. PARTIES - WILLIAM HENRY
PALIN (Chief Constable of the City of Manchester) (1) WILLIAM HENRY HEYWOOD
(Gentleman) of Dunham Massey in the County of Chester SARAH HEYWOOD and ANN
HEYWOOD (Spinsters) both of Dunham Massey (2) and GEORGE CHESTER HAWORTH
(Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer) of the City of Manchester (3). PROPERTY -
Three plots of land and the dwellinghouse called
Brook Bank, Chorlton cum Hardy Manchester. PURCHASE
PRICE - £1500.00 and £2750.00. Other names mentioned : |
Palin |
Heywood |
Haworth |
Lloyd |
Egerton |
Higginbottom |
Gill |
Hilton |
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468 |
1905 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 30th May 1905. PARTIES - EDWARD AUSTIN
EVITTS ((Butler) of Copley Thornton Hough in the City of Chester and JOSEPH
EVITTS (Gardener) of Elwall Hall Derby in the
County of Derby (1) and WILLIAM HENRY SMITH (Gentleman) of
"Blenheim" Meer End in the Parish of Temple Balsall
in the County of Warwick (2). PURCHASE PRICE £1000.00. PROPERTY - A plot of
land at Meer End Temple Balsall containing 27 acres
2 roods and 14 perches. Other parties mentioned : |
Evitts |
Smith |
Ankers |
Hawksly |
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469 |
1879 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Transfer of Mortgage - 3rd June 1879. |
Renshaw |
Strickland |
Hamilton |
Walker |
Schofield |
Whitehead |
Shaw |
Platt |
Chadwick |
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470 |
1830 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Lease dated 23rd June 1830 |
Cookson |
Lingard |
Gill |
Vaughan |
Speakman |
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|
471 |
1882 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 24th November 1882. PARTIES - BERNARD
DUCKWORTH (Fent Merchant) of Turner Street in the
City of Manchester JOHN BRADSHAW (Fustian Merchant) of Turner Street and
WILLIAM CLARKE (Tax Collector) of Pitt Terrace Miles Platting near the City
of Manchester (the Trustees of the Harpurhey
Permanent Benefit Building Society established at the Church Schoolroom Harpurhey) (1) and JOHN KIRKHAM (Farmer) of Chrachdir Farm Frood near
Wrexham in the County of Denbigh (2). PROPERTY - A plot of land at Dukinfield in the County of Chester containing 421 square
yards together with the dwellinghouses erected on
it numbered 1 to 13 in St. Marks Place. Other names
mentioned : |
Duckworth |
Bradshaw |
Clarke |
Kirkham |
Love |
Jackson |
Mellor |
Bamford |
Astley |
Taylor |
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472 |
1878 |
ebay |
3 Sheet
Vellum Indenture by way of Mortgage dated 27th July 1878. PARTIES - HENRY
NEWALL and JAMES NEWALL (Builders) of Bowdon In the County of Chester (1) and
JAMES HULME (Farmer) of Broadheath Dunham Massey in
the County of Chester (2). PROPERTY - A plot of land in Hale in the Parish of
Bowdon in the County of Chester containing 1178 square yards and the two dwellinghouses in the course of erection on it. This is
substantial document consisting of three sheets measuring approximately 68 x
55 centimetres. The first page has one blue duty paid stamp. The reverse has
the signature of WILLIAM E. CAVE, Solicitor, Altrincham as witness and the
statement that the document had been signed by James Hulme
"the contents of the within written Indenture having first correctly
read over to him which he deemed perfectly to understand the same and made
his mark thereto". The third page has three red sealing wax seals and
the signature of the parties, the signature of James Hulme
having been made with an "X" |
Newall |
Hulme |
Cave |
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473 |
1877 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Assignment dated 7th July 1877. PARTIES - JOHN ASHTON
(Farmer) of Alderley in the County of Chester (1)
and RALPH ASHTON (Aniline Dye Manufacturer) formerly of Handforth
in the County of Chester but then of the City of Manchester (2). PROPERTY -
(1) A plot of land at Romiley in the County of
Chester containing 432 square yards together with the factory and other
buildings standing on it (2) A plot of land in Romiley
containing 670 square yards. This is a neat, clean document written in a
clear bold hand. The first page has one red duty paid stamp, two red sealing
wax seals and the signatures of the parties. The reverse has the signature of
JAMES GREEN, with Messrs. Whitworths, Solicitors,
Manchester as witness . |
Ashton |
Green |
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474 |
1880 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 21st October 1880. PARTIES - JOHN
CLAYTON (Milk Seller) of Stockport in the County of Chester (1) and GEORGE
HOOLEY (Heald Manufacturer) of Stockport (2).
PROPERTY - A plot of land fronting Hempshaw Lane
Stockport containing 434 square yards and two houses erected on it. This is a
neat clean document written in a clear bold hand. It consists of one sheet
measuring approximately 71 x 59 centimetres. The front page has one blue duty
paid stamp, a plan of the property, two red sealing wax seals and the
signatures of the parties, the signature of John Clayton having been made
with his "X". |
Clayton |
Hooley |
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|
475 |
1877 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 17th November 1877. PARTIES - THOMAS
THORP (Brewers Manager) of Charles Street Stockport (1) and JOHN CLAYTON of Heaviley Stockport (2). PROPERTY - A plot of land
fronting Hempshaw Lane Stockport containing 217
square yards. Other names mentioned |
Thorp |
Clayton |
Dakin |
Marsland |
Moores |
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476 |
1883 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 1st August 1883. PARTIES - THOMAS POTTER
(Bricklayer) formerly of Dukinfield in the County
of Chester but then of Rycroft near Ashton under Lyne in the County of
Lancaster (1) and JOSEPH LEECH (Auctioneer) of Ashton under Lyne (2). PROPERTY
- Plot of land at Dukinfield Hall Dukinfield in the County of Chester containing 585 square
yards and three houses erected on it. This is a clean neat document written
in a good but faint hand. It consists of one sheet measuring approximately 75
x 59 centimetres. The front page has one red duty paid stamp, two red sealing
wax seals and the signatures of the parties. The reverse has the signature of
H. J. JACKSON, Solicitor, Ashton under Lyne as
witness. |
Potter |
Leech |
Jackson |
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477 |
1854 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Declaration of Trust dated 26th October 1854. This is a
neat document written in a large bold hand. It consists of one sheet
measuring approximately 71 x 54 centimetres and is a declaration by JAMES
LEIGH (Publican) of Heaton Norrris in the County of
Lancaster that the share of the property at Little Underbank
Stockport purchased by a Deed dated "the day next before the day of the
date of these presents" which I think means the same date was purchased
on behalf of MARY BROWNHILL and that he would deal with the property at her
direction. The front page has one blue duty paid stamp, one red sealing wax
seal and the signature of James Leigh. The reverse has the signatures of
HENRY REDDISH and J.W. FLOWER, Clerks to Edward Reddish, Solicitor, Stockport. |
Leigh |
Brownhill |
Reddish |
Flower |
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|
478 |
1878 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Mortgage dated 7th June 1878. PARTIES - JOSEPH DAVENPORT
KAIN (Joiner and Builder) of Edgeley within Cheadle Bulkeley in the County
of Chester (1) and ELLEN AMELIA HART (Widow) of Upper Chorlton
Road Manchester in the County of Lancaster (2). PROPERTY - A plot of land
fronting Hempshaw Lane Stockport containing 1251
square yards. Other names mentioned : |
Kain |
Hart |
Bulkeley |
Marsland |
Fox |
Normington |
Elson |
Booth |
Williamson |
Bradwell |
Williams |
etc |
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479 |
1859 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Mortgage dated 31st March 1859. PARTIES - WILLIAM WARD
(Gentleman) of Stretford in the County of Lancaster (1) and AGNES ROBB
(Spinster) of Moss Side in the said County (2). PROPERTY - A plot of land fronting
South Street in the Township of Sale in the Parish of Ashton upon Mersey in
the County of Chester containing 1533- 1/9th square yards. Other names mentioned : |
Ward |
Robb |
Toplis |
Aspinwall |
Shields |
Heath |
Treble |
Whitworth |
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480 |
1820 |
ebay |
1820
final ageement made in the kings court chester before the hon charles warren kings justice and samuel
marshall sargeant at law,
a sale or transfer of two mesuages four outhouses
and two gardens situated in nantwich, between william pennell and edward key and his wife hannah
for 80 pounds silver, signed humphreys on bottom
right part, size 1ft 6" by 1ft 1" |
Warren |
Marshall |
Pennell |
Key |
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481 |
1735 |
ebay |
1735 Indenture superb condition. The
Marriage of Mary Holland, spinster & Thomas Hutchinson, Gentleman of
Chester date 4th Jan 1735 then re sealed with date 17th March 1741. From the
images Thomas was the brother and heir of James Hutchinson late of the same
city, deceased, who was eldest son and heir of James Hutchinson late of the
same city, Merchant, deceased by Mary his wife of the one part and Samuel
Mathews of the same city, Merchant of the other part. |
Holland |
Hutchinson |
Mathews |
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|
482 |
1735 |
ebay |
1735
15th January. Large Double Indenture quinquepartite.
Signed by Mary Holland & Thomas Hutchinson of Chester |
Holland |
Hutchinson |
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483 |
1733 |
ebay |
1733
Indenture quinquepartite. Signed by Mary Holland
& Thomas Hutchinson of Chester |
Holland |
Hutchinson |
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|
484 |
1899 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Assignment dated 11th October 1899 |
Warburton |
Ratcliffe |
Lomax |
Molyneux |
Wells |
Heathfield |
Rickards |
Daniels |
Jackson |
Fisher |
Kirk |
etc |
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|
485 |
1879 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Further Charge dated 8th September 1879 |
Newall |
Hulme |
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|
486 |
1873 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Mortgage dated 23rd January 1873 |
Edwards |
Rushworth |
Alcock |
Foster |
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|
487 |
1807 |
ebay |
Indenture
by way of Feoffment dated 22nd October1807. PARTIES
- JOHN LAMB (Cotton Manufacturer) of Stockport in the County of Chester (1)
SAMUEL LAMB (Cordwainer) of Stockport (2) and
SAMUEL DAKIN (Shopkeeper) of Stockport and RALPH BIRKENHEAD (Bricksetter) of Stockport (3). As will be observed this
document is over 200 years old and reflects this with substantial brown
staining. Nevertheless it is clearly legible and written in an old English
style hand. It consists of one large sheet measuring approximately 90 x 67
centimetres. The front page has one blue duty paid stamp, four red sealing
wax seals and the signatures of the parties. |
Lamb |
Dakin |
Birkenhead |
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488 |
1693 |
ebay |
INDENTURE
ON VELLUM DATED 1693 RELATING TO LAND IN GODLEY. THE
TURNER FAMILY IS MENTIONED, ALSO ROBERT MALYN OF NOTTINGHAM. GOOD
CONDITION.ONE TINY HOLE APPARENT ON A FOLD |
Turner |
Malyn |
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489 |
1751 |
ebay |
1751
MACCLESFIELD, WILLIAM BROCKLEHURST, LAST WILL & TESTEMENT DOCUMENT.
ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT, WITH OTHERS NAMED, SIGNED BY WILLIAM
BROCKLEHURST, AND WITNESSED BY GEORGE SWINDELS, HANNAH WORTHINGTON, AND JAMES
HOUGHTON. |
Brocklehurst |
Swindels |
Worthington |
Houghton |
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490 |
1907 |
ebay |
1907
MARKET DRAYTON, SALOP, CHARLOTTE ELLEN WARREN, Widow, of POYNTON HOUSE, LAST
WILL DOCUMENT. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL DRAFT WILL DOCUMENT AS ABOVE, AND WITH THE
NAMES OF BROTHER-IN-LAW WILLIAM WALTER BROCKLEHURST OF HENBURY PARK IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTER ESQ. NEPHEW, WALTER
ARGYLL BROCKLEHURST OF THE SAME PLACE AND OTHERS NAMED. 4 X MANUSCRIPT PAGES. |
Warren |
Brocklehurst |
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491 |
1869 |
ebay |
A 2
page vellum indeture with plan dated 4th January
1869 relating to property in Kingswood, Delamere.
It is between David Spruce of Daresbury, Chester
(stone mason) and Richard Spruce of Kingswood (yeoman) Has two seals and two signatures with witness and received
signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Spruce |
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492 |
1876 |
ebay |
Assignment
of life interest in a sum of money relating to a farm in Hassall, Cheshire,
between Thomas Faulkner of Halton Brook, Runcorn,
Mercer and Draper, Elizabeth Faulkner of Halton
Brook, Runcorn and John Harrison of Warmingham. |
Faulkner |
Harrison |
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493 |
1876 |
ebay |
Assurance
of premises at Hassall, Cheshire, between John Harrison of Halton Brook, Runcorn, Farmer and Samuel Bolshaw of Hinshull Hall Farm,
Yeoman. All that messuage
or Farm house and several fields of 65 acres at Hassall. |
Harrison |
Bolshaw |
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494 |
16th
century |
Bloomsbury
28 Oct 2010 |
5 |
Attested
copy "of the Grant of Swithamley with the
Boundary thereof" to William Trafford, of Wilmslow, Cheshire, manuscript
in Latin, on vellum, folds, small hole, some dampstaining,
yellowed, 365 x 470mm., [sixteenth century]. |
Trafford |
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495 |
1867 |
ebay |
Historic
1867 legal document. Indenture for the church at Stockport, Chester. Agreement on lease of land (I think?).
Sitting folded for many, many years. Written on Vellum (a kind of leather). 2
Pages. The document is 70cm wide and 61cm high. Blue tax stamp with a pressed
piece of silver to the side. |
Prescot |
Howard |
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496 |
1782 |
ebay |
Historic
1782 legal document. Signature and seal for Sarah Buckley. Agreement on lease of land or shop (I
think?). Sitting folded for many, many
years. Written on Vellum (a kind of leather). Some wear to the ink and vellum
(not sure if it is water damage or just plain age). The document is 60cm wide
and 43cm high. Blue tax stamp with a pressed piece of silver to the side. |
Buckley |
Southern |
Wild |
Pott |
Jackson |
Redfearn |
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497 |
1657 |
ebay |
Original
historic 1657 legal document. Script writing is hard to read but there are
names on the document. Sitting folded
for many, many years. Written on Vellum (a kind of leather). Some wear to the
ink and vellum (just plain age). The document is 70cm wide and 18cm high. |
Mottershead |
Thornly |
ffogge |
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498 |
1782 |
ebay |
Historic
1782 legal document. Indenture for Sarah Buckley of Stockport. 200 Plus years old. Sitting folded for
many, many years and has some wear, may have seen some moisture (see photos for
the best details). Written of Vellum (a kind of leather). The document is
73cm wide and 59cm high. Interesting wax seal to the base and blue tax stamp with a pressed
piece of silver. |
Buckley |
Southern |
Wild |
Pott |
Knowles |
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499 |
1907 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 8th October 1907. |
Jones |
Maginn |
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500 |
1864 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Mortgage dated 31st May 1864. |
Holbrook |
Jepson |
Sumner |
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