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1532,
1558 |
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Indenture
agreement conveyance of land between John Olyne, Thomas Bond, Edward Hockly
and others, D.s., manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 22 lines, wax seal,
creased, folds, 200 x 305mm., 1532 Penpom (John) Indenture agreement from
John Penpom to John Vivian ''for quiet enjoying Penheleck'', D.s., manuscript
on vellum, in Latin, 18 lines, creased, folds, 127 x 315mm., 1558 (2). N.B.
Penhellick, an area near Redruth in |
Olyne |
Bond |
Hockly |
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Vivian |
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1545 |
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Indenture
agreement by John Garnett relating to property at St. Cleer, ''New Stones'',
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 281/2 lines, lacks seal, folds, 220 x 275mm.,
1545; and another similar relating to ''New Stones'' (2). #200-250 |
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1587 |
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Survey
of the Manor of Liskeard. Articles to be ministered unto the queens maties
servants of the Duchie of Cornwall to be inquired of & by them to be sett
downe & presented before her maties Commissioners for survey of the said
Duchie in the xxx yere of her matie raigne & The answer of the servants
there to the articles exhibited by the Commissioners in October in Anno
Elizabeth?.?.?. as followeth, manuscript, 3pp. on a bifolium, hole in margin
affecting 5 lines of text with loss of a few words, a few small tears along
central fold, slightly stained in places, folds, folio, 1587; Articles to be
enquired of by the Commissioners?.?.?. Tenants?.?.?. in the manor of Liskeard?.?.?.
& The Answere to the Articles, manuscript, 2pp. on a bifolium, holes
causing loss of text, creased, folds, 1587 (2). N.B. A survey of Queen
Elizabeth's manor of Liskeard in which her commissioners enquire as to
whether her tenants hold the land by custom or grant, if they are land
tenants, attainted or convicted, outlawed, and ''what waste or spoylle is
there?.?.?. committed in any of her maties woodes or pondes'' etc. Four very
similar surveys of the Duchy manors of Tibesta in Creed, Helston in Trigg,
Stoke Climsland and Tywarnhaile in St. Agnes and Perranzabuloe were published
by T.L. Stoate in Cornwall Manorial Rentals and Surveys. #700-900 |
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1589 |
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Agreement
relating to land near Tregoss between Thomas Cupitt of Helland and John
Vyvyan and George Dollinges, D.s. ''William fflamank'' and others, manuscript
on vellum, in Latin, 251/2 lines, lacks seal, folds, 192 x 385mm., 1589; and
another similar, relating to Tregoss, 1589 (2). #150-200 |
Cupitt |
Vyvyan |
Dollinges |
fflamank |
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1598 |
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Neale
(William, auditor) The auditors ffees and other allowances for one whole yere
ended at Michal Michaelmas?.?.?., D.s., manuscript, 1p. on a bifolium, docket
on verso, folds, September 1598 Marke (John) A quitance of #41 for?.?.?. St.
Columb docket title, D.s. '' |
Neale |
Marke |
Day |
Robins |
Godsmark |
Godolphin |
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18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter |
379 |
A
Collection of twenty various deeds relating to Cornwall, 18th and 19th-c,
mainly land deeds four dating from 1742, 1748, 1765 and 1772, relating to the
sale of land at Mazarion, Helston, and elsewhere, the remainder all 19th-c, (incl.
Bodmin, St Ives, Newlyn, St. Agnes, Penzance and similar etc.), mostly on
vellum, folded |
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18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter |
318 |
Series of
als and signatures etc. relating to Cornwall and Cornish trade, 18th/early
19th c., including three extremely interesting and extensive letters to John
Short a trader in St Ives, all concerning the importation of salt cargoes
into Cornwall, another letter to him from his son in Cardiff, discussing
shipping, a letter of 1800 from Viscount Falmouth to Earl Spencer
recommending a man for office in the Marines, an intriguing letter of 1788 to
an attorney of law in Penryn applying for legal sanction to cut turf on
Gooneeve Downs, document signed by the Rev R Polwhele dated 1793, a signature
of the divine H Prideaux dated 1717 and a few other items. 'The trading
letters are particularly interesting, being extremely detailed as to the
names and activities of traders in the area at the time: '... Mr Fox offers
20 gns for oil. I apprehend it will be higher. He acknowledges that the
Newfoundland Fishery has been unsuccessful but states that he has had an
account by a vesel arrived from the coast of Spain that the catch has been
good there. |
Short |
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Prideaux |
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1736 |
Dominic
Winter |
272 |
Recovery
document of George II, c. 1736, relating to the Manor of Marmaton in Cornwall,
featuring a fine engraved portrait of the King, with decorative borders and a
complete though cracked seal in original metal skippet, document cockled and
bearing a few rust marks and two holes affecting text though document is
legible, together with a group of 19th other vellum documents relating to
property transactions in Cornwall |
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18th/19th
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Group of
documents relating to the Sandys family of Tregwormond in St. Minver village,
Cornwall, including: Rent Book, manuscript, 138pp. excluding blanks, ruled in
red, some ff. excised, original vellum, rubbed and ink stained, narrow folio,
1736- 9th February 1807 ß Abstract of the Tythe Deeds &c to the premises
bought by William Sandys Clerk of Mrs. Lewellen taken by Samuel Warren the
15th May 1771, manuscript, 2pp. with conjugate blank, 1771 ß George III (King
of Great Britain, 1738-1820) & Frederick Cornwallis, Archbishop of
Canterbury, 1713-83. Letters Patent & deed presenting William Sandys,
chaplain to William Lord Craven, to the Parish Church of Illogan in Cornwall,
manuscript on vellum, 2ff., creased, remains of Great Seal & seal in
relief of Archbishop of Canterbury, 392 x 490 & 337 x 395mm., 5th &
9th April 1772 ß Extract from General Survey & Valuation, manuscript,
49pp., original skiver, 1774 ß Plan of Tregwormond in the Parish of St.
Minver, estate map on vellum, hand-coloured in outline, folds, 370 x 430mm.,
1809, manuscripts; and c. 50 others, documents and letters relating to the
Sandys family and a Henry VIII defective deed of Recovery, v.s., 9th March
1720 - 1st September 1840 (c. 55). Other rent books include land at Cury,
Helston, Wendron, Penryn and the manor of Namboll |
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1365 |
ebay |
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An
interesting and very rare vellum document dating to 1365, the reign of King Edward
III. It is a 'Release by John Raulyn, to Joan who was the wife of James de
Beson of all actions, petitions, trespasses, debts, etc., from the beginning
of the world to the making of these presents. |
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1855 |
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Large
vellum indenture from 1855 The names involved are Samuel Edwards of |
Edwards |
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1659 |
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Arundell
(Richard, first Baron Arundell of Trerice, M.P. for Lostwithiel, colonel in
the king's army, governor of Pendennis Castle, d. 1687) Indenture between
"Eliab Harvey … William Stead of Steedhill in … Kent Doctor att Law
Jonathan Rashleigh of Mennabilly in … Cornwall … and Richard Arundell of
Trerice in … Cornwall … all that the Mannor of Trevelwith … and all those
messuages in the parishes of Crantock, Cuthbert and ?Perran in the
Sands", D.s. "Richard Arundell", manuscript on vellum, 2ff.,
slightly soiled and browned, remains of seal appended, 600 x 780mm. and 225 x
780mm., 20th March 1659; and 9 others, indentures relating to Cornwall including
1 signed by Thomas Culpeper, most damp-stained, v.s., v.d. (10). Sir Thomas
Culpeper the younger (1626-97), writer on usury. |
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1725 |
ebay |
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1725
RARE ANTIQUE PAPER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WITH ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT. TWO
DOCUMENTS DRAWN UP IN 1725; LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION WRITTEN IN LATIN WITH
RED WAX WAFER SEAL OF A BISHOPS COURT CARRYING TWO EMBOSSED ROYAL ARMS FIVE
SHILLING REVENUE STAMPS AND A TEN PENCE PAPER DUTY STAMP. SECOND DOCUMENT IS
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTOF JOHN HODGE OF TRIGGOVELHAN IN THE |
Hodge |
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1694 |
ebay |
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Document drawn
up in 1694 on PAPER. Handwritten it gives detail of AN OBLIGATION
BETWEEN A JOHN TRENGROUSE AND A JAMES PELLOW. THE TOP PART IS WRITTEN IN
LATIN AND THE DOCUMENT REQUIRES MORE RESEARCH. GUARANTEED original
on TWO SHEET of shield WATERMARKED PAPER. THERE BOOK WORM
DAMAGE TO CENTRE FOLD ON THE OUTER COVER, THREE WAX SEALS AND AN EMBOSSED
REVENUE STAMP. Signed and sealed by Jno. Trengrouse, John Trengrouse Jur.,
James Pellow, witnessed by Joseph Trewinnard, Tho: Trengrouse and Tho:
Pearce. From the IGI appears to relate to |
Trengrouse |
Pellow |
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1814 |
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DOCUMENT
DRAWN UP IN 1814 BETWEEM CHARLES SCOTT OF THE BOROUGH OF HELSTON IN THE |
Scott |
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1693 |
ebay |
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Document drawn
up in 1693 on VELLUM. Handwritten it gives detail of AN
INDENTURE AGREEMENT BETWEEN EDWARD CHAPMAN OF THE PARISH OF CONSTONTON IN THE
COUNTY OF CORNWALL AND CONSTANCE THOMAS OF THE PARISH OF AND COUNTY
AFORESAID. FOR LAND AND HOUSE CONSTONTON. GUARANTEED original on ONE SHEET OF
VELLUM, SOME STORAGE WEAR AND SPOTTING TO FOLDS. |
Chapman |
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1711 |
ebay |
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Document drawn
up in 1711 on PAPER. Handwritten it gives detail of AN
AGREEMENT BETWEEN NICHOLAS PEARCE OF THE PARISH OF WENDON IN THE COUNTY OF
CORNWALL, YEOMAN, AND JOHN HILL OF THE BOROUGH OF HOLSTENS. REFERENCE TO A
STAMPING MILL CALLED HOGARSWARF. Before 1600, the majority of tin came from
working alluvial deposits by a process known as tin streaming. This involved
digging a drainage trench into the proposed workings and then diverting a
watercourse to the workings so that the streamer could wash the gravels in
the valley floor and separate out the tin. Much of this 'stream tin' could be
smelted without further treatment. Where the tin was mixed with granite, the
tin gravels needed crushing (stamping) in a stamping mill. A stamping mill (or
stamps) consisted of a series of large upright poles, known as lifters, shod
with iron and held in a frame. In front of these was a horizontally set
axletree in which were set a series of cams. The axletree was rotated by a
waterwheel built into one end of the axle. As the cams rotated they lifted
corresponding caps fitted to the lifters, raising them and allowing them to
fall freely. The tin gravel to be stamped was fed under the lifters and
crushed into sand (pulp). GUARANTEED original on ONE SHEET of shield
WATERMARKED PAPER. THERE IS STORAGE DAMAGE TO THIS DOCUMENT AND IT IS VERY
DELICATE, WITH ONE WAX SEAL AND TWO EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMP. |
Pearce |
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1911-1915 |
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1. Breage GROCER'S ACCOUNT BOOKS of J. Treloar,
Breage, 1911-15, 1915-19. Two thick ledgers, half reversed calf, spines and
corners chipped and worn, spine on one volume loose, cloth torn. 600 pages of
entries in each, with name and address of customer, goods ordered, (each item
priced individually, totals in column on right), when account paid. Together
with narrow sm. folio ledger. 1924-34, approx. 240p., detailing account with
3 customers only. 1911-34. £65.00 |
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1900 |
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Helston PENALUNA family of Helston. Letters of
Administration relating to the estate of Sophia Penaluna (d.1868) and William
Penaluna. |
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1717 |
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St. Ive WILL of Judith Bennicke. 1p, sm. folio,
folded, blank adjoining leaf. Leaves rings to the Rector of St. Ive (John
Bagwell) and his wife. 1717. £15.00 * One of the witnesses is 'Samuel Treis.' |
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1832 |
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St. Ives EVANGELIST'S LETTER. 3 pages
closely-written on paper, size approx. 15" x 9", 2 leaves, folded,
integral address panel with red postmark and faded black 'St Ives - C' stamp.
Addressed to Mrs Denham (the writer's mother), |
Denham |
Carvesso |
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1870 |
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1870 |
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(Watts, Mark) AN INTERESTING DIALOGUE between Mark
and Uncle Tom, On the severity of the Times and the prosperity of the Mines. Broadside
poem in four-line stanzas with prose introduction, printed on thin paper, in
three columns, two woodcuts at head, each size approx. 4" x 3", one
showing a village, the other figures near a cottage. Overall size 15" x
10", laid down on fine Japanese paper, slight chips in edge of paper
along 1" on left side. Printed at the 'Hayle Weekly News' Office, c1870.
£48.00. * The poem ends on an optimistic note 'May Mellanear, on
Foundry-hill/With ores in plenty shine; May many hands be there employ'd/May
it be a good mine. To Crenver mine I must refer/A cloak of gloom, she
wore/Now her best garment is put on/And long may she endure.' The writer
describes how when he became unemployed he travelled around the mines, to
Dolcoath, Wheal Seaton, Roskear, etc. selling his publications. There is also
a section on the |
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1809 |
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1. Calstock Estates AN ACT for vesting the settled
and other Estates of John Pierson Foote Esquire, in the Parish of
Calstock.... in Trustees.... 18pp. 1809. £14.00 |
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1858 |
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1858
ANTIQUE PAPER MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT. PAPER COPY DRAWN UP IN 1858. MR WILLIAM
JONES OF GREAT CORAM STREET LONDON, GENTLEMAN AND MISS CAROLINE DAVEY OF
TUCKINGMILL IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL AND MR SIMON DAVEY OF ROUEN FRANCE,
MERCHANT AND CHARLES DAVY OF SUTTON LANCASHIRE, MERCHANT. The deed then sets
out the investments and property with detail on land holdings AND the estate
of THOMAS DAVY DECEASED. THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS much detail for the Davy
family of |
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1746 |
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1746
ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE. VELLUM DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1746 LISTING DETAILS
OF CONTRACT BETWEEN JOHN SYMONDS OF THE PARISH CONSTENTON IN THE |
Symonds |
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1899 |
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Godolphin |
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1702 |
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Jones |
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1865 |
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INDENTURE FOR FAMILY NAME OF BAWDEN - |
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1833 |
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MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE; MORTGAGE BY WAY OF FURTHER CHARGE OF CERTAIN LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN
ST. ERTH AND A POLICY OF ASSURANCE FOR SECURING £94 AND INTEREST, 1833. 77cm
x 58cm. This large manuscript indenture is written in a flowing hand on
quality parchment. It contractualises an agreement between two parties; Mr
John Selbart and his Wife of the parish of Saint Buryan being the first party
and Mr Richard Hodge of the parish of Bosistow being the second party. The
indenture was written on |
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1869 |
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Indenture
made the twenty eighth day of september eight hundred and sixty nine between
Richard Peter of Launceston in the county of Cornwall solicitor of the one
part and William Basset both of the parish of Abbotshamin the county of Devon
yeoman of the other part ect ect.It mentions two other names, Robert Tucker
and Thomas Evans and has something to do with a mortgage and the above and
their family living rent free, the sum of two thousand one hundred pounds is
mentioned.On the reverse it is signed sealed and delivered. Very intresting
and in beautiful condition as it has been in a picture frame for a long time.
It measures 26.3 inches by 20.5 inches. |
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Tucker |
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1813 |
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1813
wedding settlement on the marriage of William Osborne to Elizabeth Hodge made
in |
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Hodge |
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1807 |
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MARRIAGE
SETTLEMENT 1807 HODGE - MARRACK. Marriage settlement manuscript dated |
Marrack |
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1819 |
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1819
ANTIQUE OBLIGATION BOND BOND ON PAPER. A document drawn up in 1819 on PAPER. Handwritten
and PRINTED on ONE SIDE OF A FOLDED
SHEET it gives details of JOHN ROSEWALL OF THE BOROUGH OF ST.IVES IN THE
COUNTY OF CORNWALL BEING PERMANENTLY BOUND TO ELIZABETH PAUL OF THE TOWN OF
PENZANCE IN THE SUM OF FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS. REVENUES AND RED WAX SEAL. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL 9 INS X 13 INS - there is some storage wear
to the edges and cracking to the seal - there is no text loss. |
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1366 |
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vellum document
dating to 1366, the reign of King Edward III. It is a 'Release by Isabel,
late wife of Waryn Tresanson in her Widowhood, to John Wyn, carpenter, of her
right in a toft, etc., in the |
Tresanson |
Wyn |
Treiagu |
Halap |
Trevene |
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c1850 |
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The
Illustrated Family Bible with many hundred wood engravings (1200 approx?).
Includes the famous JOHN MARTIN mezzotints, amongst the greatest printed
bible art of all time. In two loarge volumes. John Kitto. revised Rev. Birks.
LONDON, James Sangster & Co. Circa 1850. Ink inscriptions in family bible
pages early Victorian, though no publishing date, this is the first bible to
include the Martin prints. Condition OK internally, but spines and covers a
little damaged (see photos). These books are quite HEAVY (expensive) for
airmail overseas! 220x280x80mm .. x 2! Inscribed "Parents Names: Husband
- Edward Warmington born |
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1832 |
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Indenture
on parchment dated Height
23 ins 58.42 cms Weight 2.5 oz 71 grams |
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1875 |
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an Indenture on vellum dated |
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1701 |
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1701
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT |
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1620 |
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1620
NOBILITY DOCUMENT REIGN OF JAMES I . very, VERY RARE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT; BETWEEN SIR BARNARD GRENVILE OF STOWE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
KNIGHT - AND BREVILL GRENVILE SON AND HEIR APPARANT - AND JOHN TROBARNARD OF
SIFFYNOYN (WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST HERE). LAND AND HOUSES IN THE VILLAGE OF
PENHALE, CORNWALL Son of Sir Richard Grenville and Mary St. Leger married
Elizabeth Bevill descendents: 1 Sir Bevill Grenville = Grace Smith : 1 Sir
John Grenville Of Stowe, Bart = Jane Wych SIR BEVILL GRENVILL: Born 1596 near
Withiel, west of Bodmin, and a grandson of Sir Richard Grenville.At the start
of the Civil war in 1642 he raised an army in Cornwall to fight for the King.
When the Parliamentarians crossed the Tamar his army fought a number of battles
and threw them out of |
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Trobarnard |
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1873-1893 |
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Engineers
BILLHEADS Two billheads for Leighton Iron Works Uttoxeter, large attractive
headings with man mowing, horse-rakes etc., 1873, one for Joseph Rhodes, Iron
Founders, Wakefield, 1893, two for Albion Iron Works, Leigh, 1893, one of
which has attractive vignette of reaping machine in action, the other plain.
Stab holes. 6 items. 1873-93. £12.00 ¶ All made out for various items to
Matthews & Co., Marazion, |
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1847 |
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Bessow,
Manor of LEASE OF LOBB'S STAMPS and premises in Kea for 14 years, James
Trevenen and others to John Sampson, Mine Agent. Large vellum sheet, wax
seals. 1847 |
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Sampson |
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1866 |
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Bodmin
AGREEMENT of Sir Colman Rashleigh, Francis Rodd & others, J.P.'s,
concerning the repayment of money advanced by Henry Williams of Wendron for
the building of Station Houses and Strong rooms for the confinement of
persons taken into custody. 2p. folio, signed with sm. wax seals. 1866 |
Rashleigh |
Rodd |
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44 |
1833 |
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Cury
LEASE of a tenement called Tannangoffe in Cury, occupied by Jane Boaden. John
Vivian of Pencalenick and others to John Borlase of Helston. Large vellum
sheet, wax seals, small inkstain in top corner. 1833. |
Boaden |
Vivian |
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45 |
1878 |
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Gwinear
RECONVEYANCE of Freehold Estate of Taskus and Reassignment of Leasehold
Estate of Trevessa.... Messrs. Rodd and Cornish to Robert Angove Osborne.
Large vellum sheet, wax seals. 1878 |
Rodd |
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1828 |
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Helston
BILLHEAD of R. Michell, Linen & Woollen Draper, to Mrs Tyack. Engraved
heading, overall size 5" x 4". Listing a few items such as ribbon.
1828. £5.00 ¶ 'A |
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1935 |
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Helston
Cordwainers LETTER from J.P. Rogers, Recorder, to Rev. Cannon Jennings,
Madron, about a charter of the shoemakers of Helston, recently discovered, asking
if he would give it to the borough. Typewritten, with handwritten reply from |
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1801,
1874 |
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Helston
THE CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS OF THE BOROUGH in acc. with G. Grylls & Co.,
Helston, on purchase of corn. 2p., sm. 4to, listing money due for 'samples of
Barley', 'Capn. |
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1860-1895 |
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Hocking
(J), Linen & Woollen Draper, Helston BILL to the Provident Club, Nov.
8th, 186?, printed heading, lists 13 girls' names, each with sum of 11s 3d, with
similar bill to Revd. E. Wills for the Helston Provident Club, attractive
printed heading of James Woolcock, Linen Draper etc., Helston, 186-, again
listing girls' names.... together with.... bill of A.H. Michell & Sons,
Drapers, Penzance, to R. Mathews, Xmas, 1895, for ribbon, roses, cloak, etc.
3 items. 1860-95. |
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Woolcock |
Michell |
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REASONS HUMBLY OFFERED For Building a Mould or Harbour in |
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1841 |
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Madron
PLAN OF ROSE HILL In The Parish of Madron and County of Cornwall, The
Property of John Viguers Esq. 1841. Finely drawn manuscript plan in ink and 4
colours, on thick paper, 25" x 25", backed with linen. Scale 2
chains = 1 inch. With title, scale bar, compass rose, and Table of Reference
listing 30 features, with State, Quantity. |
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1732 |
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Madron,
Mevagissey etc. DEED of Bargain and Sale of properties in Cornwall,
previously the property of William Luke, and earlier of Nicholas Vincent,
John Knight of Gosfield Hall, Essex, to John Rogers of Penryn. Very large
vellum sheet, with smaller one attached, good armorial wax seal. 1732. £25.00
¶ Refers to Manors of Trelevan, Tregawethan, Pencarrow, tithes of
Tywardreath, Mansion house and farm called Trelevan in Mevagissy with
Malthouse, mills, etc., property at Clements, part of the Manors of Lamborne,
Truro Burrough, Tolcarne (including 'Mines of Tin Lead and Copper'). |
Luke |
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1796 |
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Manaccan
APPOINTMENT of Mary Caddy and James John as Overseers of the Poor of the
Parish of Manaccan. Large folio printed sheet, with MS inserts, printed in 2
columns with dividing line. Signed by 2 J.P.'s with small wax seals. 1796.
£55.00 ¶ Sets out all the duties and responsibilities of the Overseers, for
example as regards settlement, 'raising a convenient stock of Hemp, Flax,
Wool, Thread, Iron' for setting the Poor to work, etc. |
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1829 |
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Manaccan
RACK LEASE of Tregonwall Mills and premises in Manaccan, James John to John
Gay, Miller. Large paper sheet, some splits at folds, wax seal. 1829. |
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1892-1893 |
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Moresk
Mills, Truro PROSPECTUS of John Lake & Son Ltd. Capital œ60,000. 3pp.,
folded with docket title. Some splits at fold edges, one rather ragged....
together with.... Two Directors' Reports and Statement of Accounts, 1892 and
93. 3 items. 1891-3. £25.00 ¶ Prospectus describes machinery, water-wheel
etc., with a report by M. Simon. |
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1858 |
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Penzance
ASSIGNMENT of a dwelling house and premises no. 34 in Leskinnick Terrace,
Richard Rowe to Esther Curnow. Large vellum sheet, two wax seals. 1858.
£10.00 ¶ Refers to the original lease of land known as part of the Jews
Burial Ground by Revd. Rogers to Richard Rowe, late in the occupation of
Richard Sampson. |
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Curnow |
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1765 |
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Penzance
CONVEYANCE AND RELEASE of a messuage, dwelling house, cellars.... near the
Key or Pier of Penzance lately known by the sign of the Ship Tavern....
Abraham Denis of Penzance, Mariner, to Francis Symons, Joiner. Large vellum
sheet, wax seal. 1765. |
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1922 |
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Salwey
(Jasper) CORNWALL. A SKETCH-BOOK 16 pencil sketches. Sm. 4to, boards,
bookplate. Published 1922. £14.00 ¶ Includes Lostwithiel, Newquay, Newlyn,
Redruth. |
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1778 |
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St.
Columb SOLICITOR'S BILL of Jos. Hawkey to John Willyams, size 18" x
7", with blank adjoinng leaf with address panel with address of John
Willyams, Trekenning, with small wax seal. 1778. £14.00 ¶ Includes 'Journey
to Padstow to draw abstract of the Title to Trekenning.....' and other
matters to do with the Lease of Trekenning, drawing up draft 'on four of the
largest skins of parchment' etc. |
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Willyams |
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1779 |
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Stoke
Climsland, Manor of Manaton Hammett LEASE of part of a tenement at North
Norton for Two Lives, Arthur Holdsworth to John Gall. Large vellum sheet, wax
seal. 1779 |
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1854,
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Trenear
Stamps, Wendron CORRESPONDENCE relating to a lease of Trenear Stamps,
comprising letter with printed address of Wendron Consols, 23rd, Jan. 1855,
to Solicitors confirming acceptance of terms, letter from Frederick Hill,
Solicitor, to owner, Thomas Hocker, on behalf of Adventurers, 17th June 1854,
'You are raising your terms and ought to see the state of your Wheels at
Trenear. I propose to erect new stamps and lay out œ200 at least - your
present Wheel is only fit for a Christmas Fire...'. Together with letter from
the owner, accepting offer, and copies of 2 other letters from him to Hill...
4to.... together with.... Agreement for Lease of Stamps and Watercourses,
Thomas Hocker to Hill on behalf of Wendron Consols Adventurers. Unsigned
copy, 2p. sm. folio, and schedule of deeds relating to Trenear Stamps
1801-77.. 1854-5. |
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1874-1878 |
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Truro
NANKIVELL & CO. Wine & Spirit Merchants, Truro. Seven Billheads, made
out to Rev. W. Rogers, for port, sherry, St. Emilion etc. Each receipted over
stamp, some slightly frayed at top edge. 1874-78. £7.00 ¶ Inlcudes '14 doz.
Cockburn's V.1868 Port.... 1 Octavo Marsala...' etc. |
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1819 |
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West
Wheal Jane, Kea SETT OF GROUND in the Parish of Kea, William Hill of
Carwythenack to John Williams of Scorrier House. 2 large vellum sheets, slightly
yellowed, wax seal. 1819. £40.00 ¶ Details limits of sett, methods of working
etc., for example Hill was to have the right to 'make use of all or any of
the ladders, ropes, buckets, kebbles, windlasses, for going down into and
coming up from the bottom of the said mine in order to examine dial and
measure the same'. Note in pencil under title 'Later West Wheal Jane'. |
Hill |
Williams |
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1855 |
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West Wheal
Jane, Kea COUNTERPART SETT OF WEST WHEAL JANE MINE in the Parish of Kean,
Cornwall, Edw. D. Browne, Henry Vivian and others to William Jones of
Leicester Square, Coppersmith, and others. Three large vellum sheets, wax
seals. On verso is small coloured plan, with scale bar (4 chaines to an
inch), compass rose. 1855. |
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1768 |
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Hawkins
(Thomas) Estates of AN ACT for Impowering Trustees.... of the four Sons of Thomas
Hawkins, Esquire, deceased, to make Leases of Estates in the County of
Cornwall.... 12pp. 1768. £20.00 ¶ Concerns Manor of Cargoll and includes
rights to grant Setts. |
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1791 |
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Treffry
Estates AN ACT enabling Trustees to grant Leases of Part of the Estates of
Susanna Ann Treffry Dormer and Jane Treffry Dormer, Infants, and to invest
the Monies, arising from the Leases to be granted in Fines, in the Purchase of
Real Estates.... 11pp, docket title on verso of last leaf. Recent cloth
boards. 1791. £30.00 ¶ Concerns lands at Fowey, Lanteglos, Golant 'all and
all Manner of Tin Tolls, Tyn Mines, and Loads and Veins of Tyn, of the said
Thomas Treffry arising or to be gotten within the Parishes of Kenwyn and
Gwennats....' |
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1875 |
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DETAILING DWELLINGHOUSES IN TORPOINT |
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1836 |
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Lenborough,
Manor of DEPUTATION OF GAMEKEEPER The Duke of Sutherland, Viscount Morpeth,
Thomas Agar Robartes of Lanhydrock Cornwall, Lords of the Manor of Lenborough
in the parish of Buckingham appoint John Walker of Lenborough, Farmer, to be
Gamekeeper of and in the said Manor with full power... to kill any Hare
Pheasant Partridge or other Game.... and take and seize all such Guns, Bowes,
Greyhounds Setting Dogs Lurchers... Ferrets, Nete Harepipies.... or other
engines.... 1p, folio, impressed tax stamp, three small blue paper seals,
signed by the three Lord of the Manor. Blank conjoint leaf with docket title.
1836. |
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1860 |
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Bessow
LICENCE or Grant to Collect and lay Ochre on a plot of Ground in Bessow,
Edward Browne, Francis Vyvyan and others to Thomas Beer, Mariner. On paper,
three large folio pages, 5 wax seals. Small stains on second page where seals
off-set. 1860. £28.00 ¶ The land was part of the Manor of Bessowe and there
is a note of a Court Baron of 1861 extending the lease. Grants permission to
'dry the said Ochre thereon and dress and render to same fit for sale'.
Exempts mineral and hunting rights. |
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Beer |
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70 |
1838 |
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Camborne
LETTER from Mr. Geo. Jeffery to Mr. Stephens of Devonport, saying he is
determined to get out of mining and listing three lots of shares resigned on
which the Calls are paid to October. 1p 4to, folded, integral address panel,
Camborne postmark, tear where seal broken, repaired. 1838. |
Jeffery |
Stephens |
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71 |
1849 |
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Egloshayle
LEASE of a Plot of ground parcel of Egloshayle in the Parish of Phillack,
Messrs. Vivian, Millet & Davis (Trustees of the Cornish Copper Co.) to
William Gilbert, Engineer. Vellum, 22" x 29", 3 wax seals. 3 small
holes in vellum along one fold, one with loss of two words. |
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Millet |
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72 |
1878 |
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Gwinear
RELEASE of the estate of Taskus in Gwinear.... Mrs W. Nicholls to R. Osborne.
2p, large folio, on paper. 1878. |
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1734 |
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Helston
LEASE for three lives of two houses in Helston formerly in the possession of
Thos. Glynn, John St. Aubyn of Clowance to Charles Miles. On vellum, engraved
initial, size 17" x 22", small wax seal. 1734. |
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74 |
1903 |
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Launceston
MORTGAGE of Hall, suite of rooms and site of Cottage at |
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1883 |
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Ludgvan
AN AGREEMENT between John Peverell Rogers of Penrose and Matthew Trewhella of
Pigmoor. 3p, folio, with coloured sketch map size 7" x 4" in text,
showing the various claypits at Pigmoor. 1883. £18.00 ¶ The agreement was to
settle a dispute relating to an original Sett of 1876. |
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1868 |
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Ludgvan
COUNTERPART SETT to search for China Clay Fire Clay and China Stone in part
of Polhiggy. John Jope Rogers to Wm. Baker. Dues to be 1s 6d a Ton for China
Clay & Stone, 1s a Ton for Fire Clay. Single vellum sheet, 26" x
30", sketch map in ink 7" x 10" on verso, spotting from damp
on verso, ink slightly faded. 1868. £28.00 |
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1812 |
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Newlyn
LEASE FOR A YEAR of a share in a messuage on the Green, two cellars, and an
acre of land at Gwavas in Paul, William Hichens, Shipwright, Richard Hichens,
Ropemaker to Samuel John of Penzance. Vellum, 3 wax seals, slight rubbing at
one fold. 1812. |
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78 |
1757 |
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Penzance
LEASE FOR A YEAR of two houses in |
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Bown |
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79 |
1820-1829 |
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Redruth
FIVE LETTERS addressed to Alfred Jenkin, Trewirgie, Redruth (Mine Agent). All
1p., 4to, all with integral address panels, Cornish postmarks. 1820-29.
£28.00 ¶ Includes letter from Wm. Michell, acknowledging receipt of ore money
for Wheal Towan, another letter re. payment for ores from Crown Copper Co., |
Jenkin |
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1913 |
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Restronguet
Creek AGREEMENT for sale of Property in Restronguet Creek, A. Richards and J.
Lempriere and Carnon Valley Ltd. 4pp., typed, sm. folio, with manuscript
sketch plan of creek on waxed cotton, coloured, scale 1/2500, size 13" x
26", scale. Off-setting on first page of text. 1913. |
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1860 |
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1840 |
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Royal
Duchy Mines, Wendron ORDER of the Stannary Court dissolving the Injuction
preventing the Adventurers from selling the Mining Machinery and Materials on
the Mine. 1p., folio, neatly written, with Stannary stamp. Blank adjoining
leaf with docket title on verso. 1840. £16.00 ¶ Refers to a case of the
Assignees of William Rabey, a Bankrupt, against William Lefeaux. |
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83 |
1897 |
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St.
Agnes CONVEYANCE in fee of a tenement near Penhalls Mine, part of the Manor
of Lambourne. Joshua Davey of Bochym to Alfred Penrose. 3p, folio, on vellum.
Small sketch map on verso. 1897. |
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1956 |
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St.
Erth LICENCE to prospect for minerals the Parish of St. Erth, together with
an option for a lease. John Godolphin, the 11th Duke of |
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1870 |
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St.
Just REVERSIONARY LEASE of a plot of Ground and premises part of Trigaseal in
St. Just for 99 years, Bryan and John Lawry to Charles Roberts. Large vellum
sheet, small wax seal. 1870. £12.00 ¶ Includes land formerly part of the town
field, dwelling house, right of Turbary, etc. |
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1870 |
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1854 |
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Wendron
AGREEMENT for Lease of Trenear Stamping Mills and Watercourses in the parish
of Wendron, together with cottage in the occupation of Richard Penaluna, Tin
Dresser. Thomas Hocker to Frederick Hill on behalf of Wendron Consols
Adventurers. 2p, folded 1854. |
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88 |
1867 |
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Wheal
Basset, Wheal Uney ORDERS for equipment. 2 pages headed Wheal Basset and 2
pages headed Wheal Uney, 4to, numbered 296-299, presumably taken from a large
order book, giving date and detailed description of piece of equipment
ordered by that Mine, followed by name of person making the entry (Jonathan
Holman, Thomas Harry etc.) 1867. £35.00 ¶ On |
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1278 |
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Grant
of land by Nigel le Potter to John Lord of Reskivers in Trelease &
elsewhere in St. Keverne, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 11 lines, folds, lacks
seal, 100 x 235mm., 1278. £300 - 400 |
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1753-1759 |
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Sandys (Rev.
William, vicar of St. Minver, |
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1766-1863 |
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1720-1830s |
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Kenmare
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1833 |
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MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE; MORTGAGE BY WAY OF FURTHER CHARGE OF CERTAIN LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN
ST ERTH AND A POLICY OF ASSURANCE FOR SECURING £94 AND INTEREST, 1833 77cm x
58cm. This large manuscript indenture is written in a flowing hand on quality
parchment. It contractualises an agreement between two parties; Mr John
Jelbart and Jennifer his Wife of the parish of Saint Buryan being the first
party and Mr Richard Hodge of the parish of Bosistow being the second party
and the Reverend Edward Rogers. The indenture was written on |
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1614 |
ebay |
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1614
RARE ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED REIGN JAMES I *. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING AN
INDENTURE BETWEEN EDMUNDE BATHE OF GREATHUME IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
YEOMAN AND WALTER HALLAMONT OF PENNYNBOROUGH IN THE SAME COUNTY, MERCHANT.
PROPERTY AND MESSUAGES AT HENDA TWEMBROTH (WE THINK OR HENDRA). CLEARLY
WRITTEN DOCUMENT WITH INFORMATION ON TENANTS AND REFERENCE TO LAND DEEDS AT
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS UNDER THE LATE QUEEN ELIZABETH I - WHO DIED ABOUT
TEN YEARS BEFORE THIS DEED WAS WRITTEN. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF
SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE BATHE OR HALLAMONT FAMILY
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SOME SPOTTING AS SHOWN - NO
SEAL - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 12 INCHES BY 14 INCHES |
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1614 |
Dominic
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Large
vellum grant, dated 9th November 1614, relating to the considerations paid to
William Heydon, Esquire, for the granting to Nicholas Crispe, of Birchington
in Kent, the Manor of Hasilton in Gloucester, with all its members and
appurtenances, which was late in the possession of the Monastery called
Winchelcombe alias Winchcombe, also William Heydon has given and granted to
Samuel Gilbert of Bridgerule in Cornwall, and Richard Gilbert of
Northpetherwyn of Devon, the Manor of Takebeare in Cornwall, with superb
hand-engraved plumbago portrait of King James I holding orb and sceptre,
decorated top line and upper border, with portion of Great seal attached by
cord, small hole to document and text partially abraded, with accompanying
translation |
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Crispe |
Gilbert |
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1900 |
ebay |
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This
antique document dating from |
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1584 |
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1584
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT REIGN OF |
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1814 |
ebay |
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1814
ANTIQUE PAPER INDENTURE REIGN GEORGE III **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE
DOCUMENT; BETWEEN SIR JOHN EDWARD
RIGGS MILLER OF SWALCLIFFE HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD, BARONET, OF THE ONE
PART AND ANN CRAMER NAGLE OF SWALCLIFFE HOUSE BEING MORTGAGE SECURED BY LANDS
IN TREFELENS OTHERWISE TREVELENS AND PENCARROW IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL. ONE
£5 IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND RED WAX SEAL INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS
OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE MILLER FAMILY
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN FAIR CONDITION - THERE IS A WATER STAIN BUT THE
ITEM IS SOUND AND COMPLETE , - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 13 INCHES BY
16 INCHES |
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99 |
1813 |
ebay |
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Vellum
parchment indenture made on 23rd July 1813 , described in the document as the
'fifty third year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the third by the
Grace of God of the United Kindom of Great Britain and Ireland King defender
of the faith'. The indenture document
describes the details of a one year lease of workshop and stable for five
shillings to Richard Glyme a Bodmin carpenter by Honor Marshall Colwell also from Bodmin in |
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100 |
1833 |
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JELBART,
JOHN; HODGE, RICHARD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE; MORTGAGE BY WAY OF FURTHER CHARGE
OF CERTAIN LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN ST. ERTH AND A POLICY OF ASSURANCE FOR
SECURING £94 AND INTEREST CORNWALL: , 1833. Very Good. 77cm x 58cm. This large
manuscript indenture is written in a flowing hand on quality parchment. It
contractualises an agreement between two parties; Mr John Jelbart and his
Wife of the parish of Saint Buryan being the first party and Mr Richard Hodge
of the parish of Bosistow being the second party. The indenture was written
on 24th April 1833. It is signed and sealed with wax seals, and is a
particularly clean and fine example of a parchment legal document from the
early 19th century. The paper is strong without tears, and minor creasing to
the decorative cut edges. There are minor (1mm) holes at the intersections of
some folds - not noticeable unless closely inspected. The copperplate style
calligraphy is beautifully executed and fully readable. |
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1581 |
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1581
ANTIQUE DEED REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURED TITLE DEED BETWEEN EDWARD TWYPROUGE AND MARGERY HIS
WIFE - IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL TO
RICHARD TREMAYNE AND MARGARET HIS WIFE. FOR MOYTYE MESSUAGE AND THREE GARDENS
GOOD CLEAR HAND BUT NEEDS LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCH FOR PLACE NAMES SPELLING ETC
IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH THREE SEAL TAPES (NO WAX)- OF INTEREST
TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR
CORNWALL ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
Twyprouge |
Tremayne |
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102 |
1772 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE RELEASE BY WAY OF A MORTGAGE OF A PROPERTY CALLED POLGREEN IN
LUDGVAN, CORNWALL, FOR SECURITY OF £1000 WITH A SPECIAL COVENANT BETWEEN
TOBIAS TILLEY OF PENZANCE, GENTLEMAN, DECEASED, OF THE FIRST PART, AND JOHN
BEARD OF PENZANCE, GENTLEMAN, OF THE SECOND PART. Dated 22 February 1772 Sale
of a number of messuages and tenements commonly known as West Polgreen or
Polgreen, East Polgreen, and Great East Close, all in Ludgvan in Cornwall.
Dated 1779. A large 3 page vellum handwritten in English. Good condition, but
with some browning on one page. |
Tilley |
Beard |
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103 |
1693 |
ebay |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE MORTGAGE OF LAND IN LUDGVAN, CORNWALL, BETWEEN WILLIAM NEWMAN
OF LUDGVAN AND KATHERINE NEWMAN MOTHER OF WILLIAM, RELICT AND WIDOW OF ARTHUR
NEWMAN OF LUDGVAN, GENTLEMAN, AND ROBERT HOBLYN, RECTOR OF LUDGVAN DATED 14TH
APRIL 1693, IN THE 5TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF WILLIAM & MARY. A nice late
17th century vellum indenture. The
properties were called Great East Close, Chapel Croft and Polgreen
tenements. There is a very detailed
description of the lands in relation to neighbouring properties. Handwritten
in English on vellum. Red wax seals on tags and signatures. Good condition
overall, but has suffered some rodent damage with three small holes along one
of the folds. |
Newman |
Hoblyn |
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