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1712 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE RELEASE OF A PROPERTY CALLED POLGREEN IN LUDGVAN, CORNWALL,
BETWEEN ARTHUR NEWMAN OF FALMOUTH, MERCHANT JOHN MILLETT, GENTLEMAN Dated 25
March 1712 Sale of a number of messuages and tenements commonly known as West
Polgreen and East Polgreen, all in Ludgvan in Cornwall. Vellum hand written
in English. Light browning combined with very light ink make this document a
challeng to read, but with patience it should be achievable. |
Newman |
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1799 |
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DEED TO
LEAD THE USE OF A RECOVERY OF A PROPERTY CALLED POLGREEN IN LUDGVAN,
CORNWALL, BETWEEN JANE QUICKE OF THE CITY OF BATH IN SOMERSET, WIDOW (RELICT
OF ROBERT HOBLYN LATE OF NANSWHYDEN, CORNWALL, ESQUIRE DECEASED) THE REVEREND
ROBERT HOBLYN OF NANSWHYDEN, CLERK FRANCIS FAIRBANK OF ELY PLACE, MIDDLESEX,
GENTLEMAN SAMUEL NICHOLLS OF SAINT AUSTELL IN CORNWALL, SURGEON Dated 23
OCTOBER 1799 Sale of a number of messuages and tenements commonly known as
Eastern Polgreen, in Ludgvan in Cornwall, formerly in the possession of
Jasper Paul, afterwards Peter Quicke, John Mirhold and Henry Turgeaven.
Vellum hand written in English. Good condition. |
Quicke |
Hoblyn |
Fairbank |
Nicholls |
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1897 |
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Conveyance
1897 Porthleven Cornwall Nice large
Indenture Elizabeth Symons Harvey, wife of James Henry Harvey of Cowbridge,
South Wales, schoolmaster and Susan Collins, wife of Edgar Collins of
Porthleven in the Parish of Sithney in the County of Cornwall |
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1857 |
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An 1857
conveyance document, between The Right Honorable Hugh Earl Fortesque, Hugh
Viscount Ebrington and Miss Mary Moyse. For cottages in Cornworthy Water
Jacobstow, |
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1696 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE LEASE & RELEASE OF LAND IN LUDGVAN, CORNWALL, BETWEEN
WILLIAM NEWMAN THE ELDER OF LUDGVAN, GENTLEMAN, AND THOMAS HOBLYN OF CULLOMBE
MAR, GENTLEMAN DATED 3RD JULY 1696, IN THE 8TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF WILLIAM
III. A neet little 17th century vellum indenture. The properties were called Great East
Close, Chapel Croft, Polgreen and East Polgreen tenements, with a little
garden adjoining with the Towne Park and Church May Close. There is a very
detailed description of the lands in relation to neighbouring properties that
should allow a precise location of the properties. Handwritten in English on
vellum. Seal tag and seal. Small area of rodent damage at corner when folded,
but mostly not affecting the text. |
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1696 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE SALE OF LAND IN LUDGVAN, CORNWALL, BETWEEN WILLIAM NEWMAN OF
LUDGVAN, GENTLEMAN, AND THOMAS HOBLYN OF CULLOMBE MAR, GENTLEMAN DATED 4TH
JULY 1696, IN THE 8TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF WILLIAM III. A neet little 17th
century vellum indenture. The
properties were called Great East Close, Chapel Croft, Polgreen and East
Polgreen tenements, with a little garden adjoining with the Towne Park and
Church May Close. There is a very detailed description of the lands in
relation to neighbouring properties that should allow a precise location of
the properties. Handwritten in English on vellum. Seal tag and seal. Two
small holes of rodent damage. Some browning. |
Newman |
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1897 |
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Conveyance
1897 Susan Collins & Mrs Harvey Porthleven Cornwall Nice large Indenture Elizabeth
Symons Harvey, wife of James Henry Harvey of Cowbridge, South Wales,
schoolmaster and Susan Collins, wife of Edgar Collins of Porthleven in the
Parish of Sithney in the County of Cornwall |
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111 |
1632,
1760 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
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Sandys
(Rev. William, vicar of St. Minver, Cornwall, 1740-1816). Copy of notes taken
from Dr. Blackstone's Lectures, the Second Part of the coarse, Began Wedn:
Decr: 3d 1760-Book 2d: of the Analysis. Ch. 10th [&] later religious
notes, autograph manuscript, 132pp., a few notes loosely inserted, a little
browned, original calf-backed marble boards, rubbed, spine with some holes,
3rd December 1760 § Indenture agreement between Anthony Sampson and John
Sampson confirming Anthony Sampson in a tenement in the parish of St.
Keverne, manuscript on vellum, 51 lines, folds, lacks seal, 282 x 440mm.,
10th July 1632; and a quantity of papers including tythes, rentals, legal
agreements, property and income tax returns, family photographs relating to
the Sandys family and the parish of St. Minver, many of William Sandys the
younger (b. 1808), browned, a few damp-stained, v.s., v.d. [eighteenth &
nineteenth centuries] (qty). £400 - 600 Includes a printed notice:
"Cornwall. A Survey will be held, at … Wadebridge … for Letting … The
very desirable Barton and Farm of Treglyn, with the Weens, Gunvenna, &
Down Tenements … in the Parish of St. Minver." |
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112 |
1811-1832 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
70 |
Jordan
(Swinfen). The Literary Diary; or, Improved Common-Place-Book, manuscript,
printed title and 96pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned, original diced
calf, gilt, slightly rubbed, 1811 - 7th July 1832 & 16th November 1920;
and 7 others similar, 4to & 8vo (8). No location given, but on the IGI
there is a Swinfen Jordan baptized at Falmouth, Cornwall 21 Dec 1802, son of
William & Elizabeth Sarah. |
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113 |
1829-1838 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
78 |
Wood (Rev.
K., of Cambourne & Truro). [Diary], manuscript, 200pp., slightly browned,
original vellum, soiled, sm. 4to, |
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114 |
1781 |
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An
interesting and engaging Draught copy of the Last Will and Testament &
Codicil dated 4th November 1781 during the reign of King George III
pertaining to Richard Rawle of the Borough of Liskiard in the County of
Cornwall Gentleman. Other names mentioned include:- Ann Rawle, John Trehawk,
William Rawle, Francis Rawle, Philip Rashleigh, Margery Symons, Harriet Rawle
& Charles Rashleigh. Witnesses:- Nathaniel Gill, John Harvey & Edward
(Spettigue?) Jnr. Places mentioned include:- Parish of St Juliet, Barton
& Farm called Hendra, |
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Trehawk |
Rashleigh |
Symons |
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1896 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 19 August 1896. It measures 16
inches lonh by 10.25 inches wide. It is between Fanny Oliver and Mary Drew
Oliver. It deals with the transfer of mortgage of a freehold dwelling house
and shop situated in Victoria Place and Saint Nicholas Street in Truro in the
County of Cornwall. It has the revenue stamp and wax seal with the signature
of Fanny Oliver. It is clean and well written. |
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116 |
1858 |
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Altarnun
POSTER To Be Let.... well-known Grassy Farm called Burland.... now in the
occupation of Messrs. Hicks and Coombe.... valuable Rights of Common on
Trevague Moor. Dated 21st December, 1858. 17«" x 11", with folds. |
Hicks |
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117 |
1611 |
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Boscajack
LEASE of messuage at Boscajack, Thomas Gerveis of Bonallack to John Ethron,
of Sithney, yeoman. 1611. Vellum, 8" x 14", in a small hand, tag
which lacks seal. |
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Ethron |
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118 |
1698 |
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Bossore,
Kenwyn, near Truro LEASE FOR A YEAR LEASE of lands at Bossore Chapel,
Theophilus Laugherne of Ladock to Walter Luke of Kenwyn, 1675. 1698. Vellum,
11" x 15", long endorsement on verso, some brown spots, outside
where titled brown and rubbed. Signed by Laugherne with his mark, small wax
seal on tag with coat of arms with three shells. |
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Luke |
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119 |
1813 |
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Callington
LEASE FOR A YEAR of share in a house in Callington and a road out of the
adjoining field, part of the Manor of Manaton, Peter Hill to John Palmer.
1813. Single vellum sheet, 2 wax seals. |
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Palmer |
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120 |
1827 |
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Camborne
ASSIGNMENT of a cottage lately built by John Gribbell with one acre adjoining
parcel of Carne-entral in the parish of Camborne with liberty of a road for
carrying turf, John Gribbell, Miner, to William Oats, of Redruth, Ore
Dresser. 1827. Large vellum sheet, wax seal. |
Gribbell |
Oats |
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121 |
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. 1838. 1p 4to, folded, integral address
panel, Camborne postmark, tear where seal broken, repaired. |
Jeffery |
Stephens |
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122 |
1736 |
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Camelford
LEASE of a dwelling house lately erected, with 'pump place.... lately dugg in
late John Fords Garden hedge', John Wallis of Lanteglos by Camelford to John
Sloggat of the Burrough of Camelford, Cordwinder (cordwainer?). 1736. Vellum,
14" x 17", chipped wax seal, some foxing spots. Various later
receipts for sale of remainder of lease etc. on verso. |
Ford |
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123 |
1906 |
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Carminowe,
Manor of COUNTERPART LEASE of Chynithon Hendra in Cury, John Rogers to
Isabella Carlyon. 1906. 3pp., folio, manuscript insertions. |
Rogers |
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124 |
1856 |
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Cugar
ASSISGNMENT by way of Mortgage of Chicarne in Cugar in Grade, Naboth Randle
of Grade, Yeoman, to Thomas Stephens. 1856. Large vellum sheet, wax seal. |
Randle |
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125 |
1900 |
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Cury
COUNTERPART LEASE of Mellewarne, part of the Manor of Carminowe, Capt. Rogers
to Messrs Dale & Son. 1900. 3p., folio. Reserves to the Lessor the
forested area called 'The Round', and rights to minerals. |
Rogers |
Dale |
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126 |
1801 |
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Fraddon
BILL 1801. on small slip of paper titled 'Mr Paynter Bill to Fradden Gate'
September - January 1801, mentions 'sadle horses' 'cheas', enclosed in small
sheet of paper with docket title 'the Keeper of Fraddon Gate in full to this
day 0.5.8d'. |
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127 |
1786 |
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Germoe
ASSIGNMENT of the Equity of Redemption of Trenwell in Germoe, part of the
Manor of Godolphin, and Bill of Sale of sundry effects in Consideration of an
Annuity. 1786. William Cornish, Yeoman, to Dorcas Cornish. Three large vellum
sheets, vellum on first sheet slightly water-stained at folds, three wax
seals with coats of arms. Refers to Dorcas Cornish's goods, including four
oxen, five horses, twenty five sheep, a clock, a pair of wheels, etc. |
Cornish |
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128 |
1794 |
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Glanville
family of St. Germans DUCHY OF CORNWALL, CERTIFICATE AND WARRANT FOR A LEASE
OF HUNTING Hawking Fishing and Fowling.... upon the Manor of Bonyalva....
1794. 'This Constat made.. by Warrant from His Royal Highness's Council.. for
a lease of the Premises therein contained.. unto Francis Glanville of
Catchfrench.. for a term of thirty one years.. Let a Lease be prepared fit to
pass His Royal Highness's Privy Seal containing a Demise or Grant.. From His
Royal Highness's |
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129 |
1847 |
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Grade
ASSIGNMENT by way of mortgage of a tenement called Mount Batt in Grade,
Thomas Stephens to Richard Johns, including lands enclosed out of wastrel
ground called Gwendreath Common, with Common of Pasture, Furze, Turf and
Heath in Goonhilly Down. 1847. Large vellum sheet, wax seal. |
Stephens |
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130 |
1876 |
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Grade
CONVEYANCE of part of lands and house beside the road leading from
Polstrangey to Kugar, and fields in Kugar called Voas an nell, with the liberty
to take sand and seaweed from Poltesco Cove, J. Stephens to J. Jenkin. 1876.
Large vellum sheet, wax seals. On verso is small genealogical 'diagram'
referred to in text. |
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1848 |
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Gwinear
RECONVEYANCE of the tenement of Taskus in Gwinear, Revd. H. Penneck and
others to Robert Osborne. 1848. Large vellum sheet, engraved heading. 5 wax
seals. |
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132 |
1900 |
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Helston
AUCTION POSTER advertising sale of house, workshop and stores in Wendron
Street, in the occupation of Richard Hosking and James Hawke. 1900. Size
30" x 21", folds, some slight wear at one fold, off-setting of
type. |
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133 |
1834 |
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Helston
RACK LEASE of a Dwelling House, Brewery & Premises in Church St. Revd.
Canon Rogers to John Ellis, Brewer. 1834. Single vellum sheet 26" x
30", 2 wax seals. Some minor discoloration in places. |
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1835-1843 |
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Helston
in Kirrier (Manor of) COMPOSITION BOOK 1835, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43.
1825 and later. Notebook, manuscript on 18p, 4to, plain paper wraps with MS
title, listing tenants, rent due at Michaelmas, cash received, yearly
composition, etc. Ink slightly faded but easily legible. Lists approx. 35
tenants each year. Names include Perry, Penberthy, Penelerick, Polglase,
Silvester, Borlase. |
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1812 |
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Helston
in Kirrier (Manor of) SURRENDER At a Special Court held 20th April 1812....
Stephen Usticke of Penwarne nephew and heir of Sir Michael Nowell of
Penwarne, deceased, surrenders to John Borlase of Helston a moiety of 6
fields with a Hilly Croft part of the Antient Dutchy of Cornwall called by
the name of Lower-park-Gendalls parcel of Gwealhellis, and land known as Mean
Moon and Park an Garrack, in Wendron. On vellum, size 30" x 13", 2
blue paper tax stamps, some slight fading of ink in places, but always legible.
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136 |
1834 |
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Hockin
(William) & others THE MEMORIAL OF WILLIAM HOCKIN Robert Richards,
William Cardell, William Vivian and Thomas Pope Rosevear. 1834. 2pp., folio,
lithographed in cursive. Hockin and the others were Lords of part of the
Manor of Lelant and the Bodriggy Estate. They complained that the proposed
railway would reinforce the monopoly of the Cornish Copper Company: 'trains
of waggons and other Carriages passing and repassing the said Bridge
(belonging to the Cornish Copper Company).. would prevent the public from
sailing up the said Channel or Canal and from landing their Merchandize on the
Wastrell of the said estate of Bodriggy'. A plan is referred to which is not
present. Some manuscript notes at bottom of page 2, address panel on verso
with broken wax seal, sent to Rev. Wm. Hockin at Phillack, with a letter on
blank page to 'my dear father' about the engrossing and printing of the
memorial 'The notes have been inserted in this copy with a pen & ink but
will be lithographed in the other copies. I have ordered 150. W.H.' Split
along one fold, repaired on verso with archival tape. |
Hockin |
Richards |
Cardell |
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137 |
1851 |
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Kea
COUNTERPART LEASE of Davey's Stamps in the parish of Kea, James Trevenen of
Shoreham, Charles Vivian of Pencalenick and others to Nicholas Sampson,
Clerk. 1851. 3 large folio pages, wax seal. Refers to stamps known as
'Western New Stamps', and Stamps to the westward 'on the third Stream of
sparewater commonly called |
Trevenen |
Vivian |
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138 |
1819 |
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Kea
COUNTERPART SETT of ground in the parish of Kea, William Hill of Carwythenack
to John Williams of Scorrier House. 1819. Two large vellum sheets, wax seal.
Gives limits of the Sett (which was near Nicholas Bayley's new Stamping
Mills), details of right to 'erect any Engines.. sink any shafts..' etc., and
of William Hill's dues. |
Hill |
Williams |
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139 |
1856 |
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Kea
LEASE of Lobb's Stamps and premises in Kea, Edward Brown to Richard Sampson, Mine
Agent. 1856. 2«p., folio. Refers to 'Stamping Mill, Burning house..
watercourses' etc. |
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140 |
1819 |
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Kea SETT
of ground in the parish of Kea, William Hill of Carwythenack to John Williams
of Scorrier House. 1819. Two large vellum sheets, wax seal. Gives limits of
the Sett (which was near Nicholas Bayley's new Stamping Mills), details of
right to 'erect any Engines.. sink any shafts..' etc., and of William Hill's
dues. |
Hill |
Williams |
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141 |
1731 |
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Kenwyn
OBLIGATION BOND of John Tippett of Kenwyn to Stephen Roberts of St. Agnes. 1731.
1p., in Latin and English, signed by Tippett with small wax seal, and two
witnesses. Small repaired tear. |
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Roberts |
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142 |
1710 |
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Kenwyn SURRENDER
of house and orchard, with rights of Pasture and Turbary in Bossore Downs
('all Timber Trees of Oake Ash and Elme and all Tin Toll Tin and
Tinworkes.... free liberty.... to dig and search for Tin....'), John Wilkin
of Kenwyn to Samuel Luke, Tinner, of Kenwyn. 1710. Paper, 16" x
20", small wax seal torn away, tear 3" into text. Attractive
engraved heading. |
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Luke |
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143 |
1918 |
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Launceston
CONVEYANCE of freehold hereditaments in Wooda Road, W.H. Congdon and others
to the National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations. 1918. Vellum,
6p, folio, including coloured sketch map. Some browning along lower margin of
first page and one line of text from old sellotape marks. |
Congdon |
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144 |
1903 |
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Launceston
MORTGAGE of Hall, suite of rooms and site of Cottage at Wooda Road in the hamlet
of Saint Thomas by Launceston, the Trustees of the Launceston Working Lads
Temperance Brigade to Mary Ellen Mitchell. 1903. 2«p on vellum. |
Mitchell |
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145 |
1759 |
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Luke (John)
APPOINTMENT of John Luke Esquire as Deputy Lieutenant of the County of
Cornwall by Richard Lord Edgcumbe, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum.
1759. On vellum, size 10" x 16", printed with MS inserts, with
large heading, papered seal of Edgcumbe, signed 'Edgcumbe'. Vertical folds,
docket title in MS on verso. |
Luke |
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146 |
1913 |
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Luxulyan
MORTGAGE of leasehold land situate near Prideaux Wood in the Parish of Luxulyan,
Prideaux China Clays to Miss A. de Bertodano and others. 1913. 2p., printed
on vellum. |
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147 |
1790 |
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Madron ABSTRACT
OF TITLE of William Roberts to two fields called Finneys Rose and Lower Rose
adjoining to Leskedgiack in Maddern. c1790. 2 folio sheets of paper, folded.
Records leases, wills etc of 1700, 1778, 1779, and 1786. |
Roberts |
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148 |
1780 |
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Molesworth
(Sir John) LETTER from Geo. King, Motto 'Omnia vincit Veritas', attacking him
for 'your late behaviour in a Court of Indicature in your own County between
a Subaltern & my little self... the revenge that was in your countenance,
the meanness of your oratory...' He says Nature has not endowed him with a
greater share of any thing (besides riches) except a double row of Teeth'.
n.d. c1780?. Written in a neat hand on both sides of a single folio sheet,
folds, slight wear where folds meet. |
Molesworth |
King |
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149 |
1868 |
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Paul
CONVEYANCE of a moiety of a dwelling house and closes of land in Belloggas in
Paul, J. Barwis and W. Curnow to William Lawrence. 1868. Large vellum sheet,
small wax seals. |
Barwis |
Curnow |
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150 |
1894 |
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Pearse (Rev.
Mark Guy) LETTER dated Bedford Place, Oct. 1st, 1894. 4p, sm. 8vo, to an
unknown correspondent, thanking him for a book a poems. He says he has no
free time to meet until Xmas week, and no social life 'ten services last
week, and nine this..' Mark Guy Pearse (1842-1930), author of 'Daniel Quorm
and His Religious Notions') was born in Camborne. At the time of this letter
he was minister at the West London mission. |
Pearse |
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151 |
1880 |
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Penzance
ASSIGNMENT of no. 17 Alma Terrace and premises in Penzance, T.H. Williams to
S. Weymouth. 1880. Large vellum sheet, wax seals. |
Williams |
Weymouth |
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152 |
1899 |
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Phillack
ASSIGNMENT of shop, workshop and premises in Fore Street Bodriggy in
Phillack, W.Rosewarne and others to Hannibal Tredinnick. 1899. Vellum, 3p,
folio, coloured sketch map on verso. |
Rosewarne |
Tredinnick |
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1879 |
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Probus
PRIVATE CATALOGUE OF PURE-BRED SHORTHORN COWS heifers & Bulls. The
Property of William Trethewy, Tregoose, Probus, (Cornwall). Truro: Lake &
Lake 1879. 31pp., 8vo., recent plain paper wraps, traces (of original wraps?)
of pink paper at left edge of title page. 'The foundation of this herd was
laid thirty years ago, by the purchase of Ruth, a fine Cow by Harold 8131 at
Lord Sherborne's Sale in 1848, at Sherborne Park..' Gives details of pedigree
back to 12d or 14d. Names include 'Carn Brea', 'Tincroft', 'Lord Lanhydrock'.
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1799 |
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Rashleigh
(Philip) LETTER dated Menabilly 5th Decr. 1799, to Messrs. Brook Watson &
Co. (London). 1799. A brief note of 6 lines expressing his concern that the
poor harvest in the county will case great distress, and asking the firm to
send him, 'in order to make a little relief.. a thousand weight of rice by
the Mary, Cowling Master'. Single leaf, 4to, small pieces torn from 2
corners, folds. |
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1891 |
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Redruth
LEASE dwellinghouse and premises adjoining the Falmouth Road, Rt. Honble.
Charles Rolle Baron Clinton to Jonathan Martin, builder. 1891. Large vellum
sheet, wax seal, printed with MS inserts. On verso is coloured sketch plan,
7" x 9". |
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1861 |
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Redruth
MORTGAGE of premises in Redruth, R. Goldsworthy to Johnathan Wickett. 1861.
On paper, 3p folio. |
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1845-1850 |
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Ruan
Major RECTOR'S COMMUTATION RENT CHARGE due 1st January 1845. 1845- 50.
Manuscript, folio, neatly and clearly written over 6 double-page spreads,
headings to each page written in large decorative script, in columns with
No., Occupier, Situation of Property, Increase on Averages, Amount to be
Collected, Property Tax, etc. Covers Rent Charge due 1st January 1845, July
1845, January 1846. Sewn in plain wraps, decorative manuscript title..
together with.. similar documents for 1846-7, 1848, 1849, 1850. 5 booklets in
all, the last two have extreme bottom right hand corners of pages
damp-affected, not affecting text. Approximately 25 names of occupiers listed
in each volume. Surnames include Lugg, Lambruck, Keverne, Barnicoat,
Pengelly. |
Lugg |
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1864 |
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Sithney
MORTGAGE of House and premises at Porthleven in the parish of Sithney, Samuel
Dobb to C.L. Daniell. 1864. 4pp., folio, on parchment. |
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159 |
1873 |
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St.
Erth AUCTION POSTER Advertising the sale of the Fee-Simple of a Tenement in
Higher Leah, adjoining Tenement in Killinoon, in the occupation of Richard
Woon, moiety of Killinoon Common.... Sale at the White Hart Hotel, Hayle, on
Friday 15th August 1873. 1873. Size 24" x 17", several folds, few
short tears to margins. |
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160 |
1703 |
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St Ive COPPY
OF THE DECREE MADE IN CHANCERY 27 April 1o Anne 1703 Inter Thomam Dodson
Quer., ac Johan. Buller, Nathaniel Trubody, Saram Dodson, Thomam Dodson....
Deft. 1703. Contemporary copy on 5«p, sm. folio, in a neat clear hand, held
at bottom right by small wax seal. Folded with docket title as above lising
many names. There is another title which has been crossed through 'Coppy of
the Decree for selling land for raising Mrs. Sarh. Dodson's fortune', 'Some
papers about Hay in St. Ive psh.' All the documents and events referred to
are 1672 and 1693. |
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1854 |
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St.
Ives CONVEYANCE by way of Mortgage 1854. of part of Grist Mills and Premises
near the West Bridge in St. Ives, Jane Bennett to George Blaxland and The
Revd. R. Hichens. Three large vellum sheets, three wax seals. |
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1873 |
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St.
Ives COUNTERPART LEASE of two dwelling houses, Bakehouse and Garden near the |
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1832 |
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St.
Ives EVANGELIST'S LETTER Jan 4th - 30th 1832. 3« pages closely- written on
paper, size approx. 15" x 9", 2 leaves, folded, integral address
panel and faded black 'St Ives - C' stamp. Addressed to Mrs Denham (the
writer's mother), 100 Bermondsey Street, Southwark, London, dated Saint Ives
Janry. 4th 1832, but sections dated up to 30th Jan., signed M.A. Denham. Wear
at some folds, with loss of a few words. The writer appears to have been in
St. Ives on a preaching mission for 2 or 3 months 'My Christian regards to
our Preachers.. I've delivered my Lord's message week after week.. I believe
all these unusual meetings will be given up except the children or young
people's, upwards of 40 attend that, Mondays at 6.. those of the grown
persons that wish for help may (attend) the new rais'd class which met last
Wednesday for the first time, 9 persons (married & single) joind having
previously taken notes of admittance of Mr Carvesso (?). All seem in a fair
way for the Kingdom.' |
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1728 |
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St.
Just BOND A Bill binding Thomas Lanyon of St. Just, Yeoman, to pay 204. to
Humphrey Pascoe of St. Ives, Merchant. 1728. 1p. sm. folio, blank adjoining
leaf with docket title and note on interest on verso, small wax seal, signed
Lanyon and witnessed by Wm. Usticke, Jn. Harvey, D. Leskey(?). |
Lanyon |
Pascoe |
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165 |
1845 |
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St.
Minver DEMISE of the Barton of Trevelver in St. Minver to 14 years, A.
Arundell Yeo of Fremington House, Devon, to J. Beswetherick of St. Minver.
1845. Large paper sheet, wax seals, hole at fold at centre with loss of some
words. Excepts mines, minerals, clay etc. |
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166 |
1778 |
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Stithians,
Cornwall RECOVERY of three messuages, three gardens, ten acres of land, ten
acres of meadow, forty acres of furze and heath and common of pasture in
Stithians, James Richards, Demandant, John Trebilcock and Ann his wife,
Vouchees, and Richard Way, Tenant. 1778. On vellum, size 26" x 31",
written on red lines, large engraved portrait of George III (overall size of
initial 'G' 9" x 7"), top engraved border 5" deep showing coat
of arms, classical figures, leaves etc., side borders 2" wide with
cherubs, garlands. Large seal in tin skippet attached to tag, seal brittle
and broken in pieces, as usual. Some slight rubbing of text at folds. |
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1871 |
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Stokes
(H. Sewell) LETTER 1871. on headed notepaper of Clerk of the Peace, Bodmin,
dated 23rd Jany. 1871, to a Mr. Wilkinson (apparently a clergyman), 3p, 8vo
(52 lines in all). He thanks Mr. Wilkinson for his kind comments on the poems,
and goes on to explain how he came to write them. He says his early verses
were 'just as wild as Swinburne's.. I never altered a coarse or impure
expression. But educated so peculiarly as I was, removed from School in
England at 15, and then placed under Spanish, French & Italian teachers
at Gibraltar for 3 years and taking the whole range of Rousseau & others
of that school, it was not to be wondered at that I became wild in politics
& on more serious matters.' The poems mentioned were presumably 'Rhymes
from Cornwall', published in 1871. |
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1672 |
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Tresmeere
A DIVISION made by Phillip Upton and Edmond Dodge of a tenement late in the tenure
of John Launder of Tresmeere situate.... in Tresmoore consented to by John
Speccott of Penheale and the said John Launder.... Bond of John Speccott
whereby he consents to allow Launder enjoyment of his share. 2nd Feb. 1672.
1p., sm. folio, blank adjoining leaf with docket title. Sets out the
partition of the property with lists of fields 'the boat Park' etc. Small wax
seal, two diamond shaped damp stains obscuring a few words, ink slightly
faded, but completely legible. |
Upton |
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1890 |
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Tye
Rock, Porthleven LEASE of two Meadows adjoining Tye Rock, Capt. Rogers to Mrs
E. Woolfrey. 1890. Vellum, 24" x 28", rough sketch map size 8"
x 17" on verso. |
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1858 |
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Wendron
ASSIGNMENT of a dwellinghouse in Treneer, Mary Winn to John Winn.
Contemporary copy 1858. 3p. sm. folio. |
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1837 |
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Wendron
RELEASE IN FEE of 5 fields called the Casterills and Creek Mollan in the
Parish of Wendron, John Borlase and Revd. R.G Grylls to John Jenkin, Yeoman.
1837. Large vellum sheet, two wax seals. |
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1773 |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Ludgvan, Cornwall, between John Beard of
Penzance, Gent, and John Rogers of Trescowe, Esquire. Dated 7th day of March 1773
in the 13th year of the reign of George III. A nice 18th century indenture
for the sale of a messuage or tenement called West Polgrean and several lands
called Great East Close and East Polgrean, all in Ludgvan. Some browning of
the vellum, one small hole and dust marking. Handwritten in English.
Signature and seal. |
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1693 |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Ludgvan, Cornwall, between William Newman of Ludgvan,
Katherine Newman, mother of the said William, and Robert Hoblyn of Ludgvan.
Dated 14th day of April 1693 in the 5th year of the reign of William &
Mary. A small indenture written on paper.
The lands were called Great East Close and Long Close both in Ludgvan.
Two small holes at folds, and edges frayed in places, otherwise good
condition. Handwritten in English.
Signatures and red wax seals. |
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1874 |
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62/19 Reading -
1874 - Deed of Covenant -to accompany
Sale of Land - Bishopwearmouth - by Exors of Will of George Isaac
Mowbray to Robert Thomas Wilkinson, |
Mowbray |
Wilkinson |
Gray |
Carlyon |
Backhouse |
Carr |
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Family
Bible acquired by myself at a car boot sale for £1! Contains the following
records: Front
inside: John
Kelynack Born November 11 1834. William
Paddy Born May 8 1819. Frances
Kelynack Born January 23 1825. William
Paddy and Frances Kelynack Married October 6 1844 By the Rev. O. Gurney. Jane
Paddy Born March 9 1845. Francis
Paddy Born October 31 1847. Francis
Paddy Died August 4 1848. Francis
Paddy Born July 14 1849. William
Paddy Born December 1 1852. Edward
John Paddy Born November 25 1855. Edward
John Paddy Died June 9 1856. Edward
John Paddy Born April 3 1857. Frances
Susan Paddy Born October 4 1860. Samuel
Paddy Born November 15 1863. Edwin
Albert Kelynack Paddy March 2 1866. William
Paddy died at Newlyn on March 27th 1894, aged 41. Buried in Paul Churchyard,
March 31st / 94 Frances
Kelynack died August 21st 1895 aged 96 years 8 months. Buried in Paul
Churchyard Aug: 24th 1895. Next
page: Edwin
Paddy entered the Navy as …..? on Edwin
rated roper June 1st 1887. Inscription: Mount
Ararat 17623 feet above sea level and 14300 above the plain from base of …?
To summit may be above 6000 feet ….? Lesser
Ararat is 13093 feet above sea level. 1868 April 6
Entered H M S Gange At Falmouth. William
Paddy Age 15 years and 4 months when entered. Edwin Paddy
entered as stoker April 25 1887. There
follows on the next page a later page of doodles by a Frank Drewhella (e.g.
Frank Drewhella is a nauty boy …..!) Next
page: Jane
Paddy Christned at Paul Church March 1845. Francis
Paddy Christned at Penzance St Mary’s Church July 184? William
Paddy Christned at Penzance St Mary’s Church 1852. Edward
John Paddy Christned at Forton Church Hants 1857. Frances
Susan Paddy Christned at Phillick Church 1860. Samuel
Paddy Christned at Phillick Church 1863. Edwin
Albert Kelynack Paddy Christned at St Earth Church 1866. Rear
pages: William
Paddy Died February 21st 1875 aged 56 years. Buried 24th February 1875. Samuel
Thomas Paddy Born: February 6th 1908. John Kelynack Senior (anotated ‘grandfather’)
died May the 10 1885. Philip
Kelynack drowned February 19th 1877. Edwin
Paddy married to Mary Pellew December 30th 1900 in to St John’s Church
Penzance. Mary
died Aug 22nd 1924 Edwin
died June 1919. Edwin
Albert Paddy Born May 12 1902. Edwin Albert
Paddy died September 13 1902. Elisabeth
Frances Mary Paddy Born February the 16 1906. Grace
Paddy died at Plymouth July 1924. 1904
April my Brother John Kelynack died April 18 aged 69 buried in Paul
Churchyard April 20 1904. 1904
Also my Brother Edwin Albert Kelynack aged 63 died April 23 buried in
Plymouth cemetary 27. |
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1698 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed being a marriage settlement conveying property to serve
as the marriage dower in the forthcoming marriage of Chesbron Lanyon abd
Martyn Gubbes both of Cornwall. The property being conveyed in in Penzance.
Dated 1698 during the reign of King William III, also signed by her father
John Lanyon, a Gentleman. Beautifully penned on one and one-quarter leaves of
vellum with early blue revenue stamps and five seal tags with four having red
wax seals and executed, the fifth being blank. Nice impressions including
armorial seals. Very Good condition, mild discoloration and creasing,
measures 26 x 21". Interesting piece ! |
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1603 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1603 during the first year of the reign of
King James I being the conveyance of lands in the Manor of Restronget in the
County of Cornwall between Charles Trevanion, an Esquire, of the one part;
and John Ley of Wyler, of the second part. Interesting text including rent
consisting of crops or one beast or a monetary sum each year. Nicely penned
with large calligraphic initial letter, nice docketing on verso. No tags or
seals. Very Good condition,light loss upper left corner, mild ink wear at
places, legible throughout. Light creasing. Measures 22 x 18". |
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1772 |
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Indenture
recording the sale by lease & release of messuages and land in Ludgvan,
Cornwall, between Tobias Tilly of Penzance, and John Beard of Penzance, Gent.
Dated 21st February 1772 in the 12th year of the reign of George III A neet
little vellum indenture. The
properties were a messuage or tenement called West Polgrean in the parish of
Ludgvan, and lands called Great East Close, Chapel Croft, Polgreen and East
Polgreen tenements, with a little garden adjoining with the Towne Park and
Church May Close. There is a very detailed description of the lands in
relation to neighbouring properties that should allow a precise location of
the properties. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition with
signature and red wax seal. 40 by 54 cm. |
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1869 |
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ANTIQUE Vellum DEED Rogers LUDGVAN Cornwall. BETWEEN JOHN JOPE ROGERS OF
PENROSE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL AND ANN TREWREN OF THE PARISH OF LUDGVAN
BEING A MANUSCRIPT TITLE DEED OF COUNTERPART LEASE OF DWELLING HOUSE AND PLOT
PART OF THE LONG FIELD AT CROWELS IN LUDGVAN INTH COUNTY OF CORNWALL SIZE 28
X 23 INCHES ON VELLUM WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ONE WAX SEAL IN FINE TO
VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL |
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1734 |
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Indenture
1734 Sir William Morice, Northill, Devon NO RESERVE! Two page indenture This
indenture concerns the will and co heirs of Ffrancis Manaton There are many
other people from the area mentioned including William Whitaker, James Young,
Dorothy Wynne, Henry Stobell, Samual Lyne and Charles Manaton, who were
creditors of a Henry Maneton They went to the High Court of Chantery suing
several male members of the Maneton family The document also mentions James
Lightburn and a release to Sir William Morice and a messuage and tenement,
commonly called Eland (Illand?) Tatty indenture with a section missing on
each of the two pages Signed and sealed William Morice The whole item is very
untidy but would no doubt be of great interest to local historians in the
Launceston and Northill area Two silver Revenue stamps |
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Manaton |
Whitaker |
Young |
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1764 |
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Copy
Indenture 1764 George Hayes & Thomas Hender Northill, Devon NO RESERVE! Tripartite
(3 page) indenture Fairly tatty but no major losses of information Mentions
Samual & William Coad, blacksmiths of Northill, Cornwall, Peter Hurdon,
Northill, yeoman, John Welshman, yeoman. Place names mentioned are Uphill,
Lahill, Downhill, Halfendeals (or Halfendvale), Bathpool, Ridgewood,
Tresellian. The margin notes suggest they were made by a Barrister giving an
opinion on fines or recovery of Mr Hayes property. |
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1760 |
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Copy
Indenture 1760 George Hayes (Shipwright) & Levold Martindale NO RESERVE!
2-page indenture Fair condition, small tears, but no losses of
information Mentions Samual &
William Coad, blacksmiths of Northill, |
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Martindale |
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1874 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Williams LUDGVAN Cornwall 1874. NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN JOHN JOPE ROGERS OF PENROSE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS OF THE PARISH OF LUDGVAN,
YEOMAN FOR ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND AND MESSUAGE SITUATE AT CROWLAS IN THE SAID
PARISH SITUATE ON THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF THE ROAD LEADING FROM AYLE TO
PENZANCE, WESTERN LANDS, LUDGVAN. ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ONE RED WAX
SEAL WITH THE MARK OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29
INCHES X 25 INCHES OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY -
GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for the Whole
Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
Rogers |
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1872 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Semmons LUDGVAN Cornwall 1872. NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE
OF LEASE BETWEEN JOHN JOPE ROGERS OF PENROSE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JANE SEMMONS OF THE PARISH OF LUDGVAN WIDOW. FOR
ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND AND MESSUAGE SITUATE AT CROWLAS IN THE SAID PARISH
SITUATE ON THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF THE ROAD LEADING FROM HAYLE TO PENZANCE,
WESTERN LANDS, LUDGVAN. ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ONE RED WAX SEAL WITH
THE MARK OF JANE SEMMENS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES
OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND
FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for the Whole Family GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
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Semmons |
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1864 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Jenkin LUDGVAN Cornwall 1864. NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE
OF LEASE BETWEEN JOHN JOPE ROGERS OF PENROSE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL,
ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES JENKIN OF THE PARISH OF LUDGVAN IN THE SAME
COUNTY, SHOEMAKER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT
CROWLAS IN THE SAID PARISH SITUATE ON THE |
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1853 |
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TASMANIA;
1853 fine three page letter from Robert Bains at Melbourne with interesting
content + family & business news, addressed to Will Johnstone,
(Merchant), St John Street, Launceston, endorsed "Pr Yara", charged
"3" red, "4" in black, with PAID/CROWN/DATE/MELBOURNE in
red on front, reverse with fine single ring LAUNCESTON/ 28 SP 28 / 1853. |
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1762 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1762 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of a dwelling in Penzance in the County of Cornwall between
Martin Gubbs, a Gentleman, of the one part; and George harrold, Gentleman of
the second part. Nicely penned in flourished style with blue revenue stamp
with insert, tax stamp, and two red wax seals on vellum tags. Nicely docketed
on verso. Very Good condition, light creasing and small hole. Measures 27 x
14". |
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1570 |
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Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
M42 |
3 May
1570. Covenant to levy a fine. Wootton manor and Advowson. Thomas Arundell
and Mary his wife. To Gilbert Sladen (Slader) of St. Wynnow, Co. Cornwall,
William Bennet of St. Mervyn, Co. Cornw. Witnesses : Edmund Granger, Jacobi
Power. Signature: Gylbarte Slader. 25/— |
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Kekewich
Pedigree Manuscript
pedigree, undated but we'd say mid-19c, apparently drawn up to resolve a
dispute involving Samuel Kekewich who claimed direct male descent from George
Kekewich of St Germans (and MP for Saltash in 1552). His 'rival' was John Trehawke whose
great-grandfather had married into the Kekewich family. Interestingly some of Samuel Kekewich's
ancestors had lived at Trehawke - presumably the name of a house or
mansion. Parchment, approx 20"x18". (ref 7085) |
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1917 |
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[St
Ervan document] Counterpart lease of School House & Premises This 7
year lease took effect from September 1917 at a rent of £1 a year. This is the
counterpart to the lease, ie it is signed by the lessee (the County Council)
rather than the lessor (The Archdeacon of Cornwall). Signed Henry D Foster
and Christopher L Cowland and bearing the red Cornwall County Council seal.
(ref Q025/15) |
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1787 |
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Vellum
indenture being the counterpart of a lease of church lands in Miniver, |
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1757 |
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Vellum indenture
recording the sale of lands in St Keverne, between John Sandys of Lanorth in
the parish of St Keverne and Nicholas Roberts of Coverack in St Keverne.
Dated the 12th day of August in the 4th year of the reign of George I [1757].
Sale of one messuage or dwelling house built by the said Nicholas Roberts
lying in Coverack, St Keverne, and all trees and saplings of oak and elm
growing on the land. See the following
for more information on St Keverne. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good
condition. Signature and seal. 49 by 28 cm. |
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1624 |
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Vellum
indenture recording the sale of lands in St Keverne, between Henry Nanse of
Nanse, Cornwall, Esquire, and Margerie his wife, and Anthony Sampson als
Sandes of St Keverne, yeoman. Dated the 3rd day of February in the 22nd year
of the reign of James I [1624]. Sale of one messuage in the manor of Nambol
als Lamboll in the parish of St Keverne.
See the following for more information on St Keverne and Anthony
Sampson. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Lacks seals. 32 by
32 cm. |
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Sampson |
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194 |
1694 |
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1694 Manuscript:
Cornwall - Trengrouse / Pellow A foolscap-sized Obligation Bond / Indenture
from 1694, signed and sealed by John Trengrouse the Elder, John Trengrouse
the Younger and James Pellow / Pellowe. Witnesses include Thomas Trengrouse.
Other names mentioned include Edward Chapman of Bosahan, and Bridget
Trengrouse (wife of John the Elder). The top paragraph is in Latin; the
remainder in English. Embossed revenue
stamp in top left corner. The document is in fair condition for its age, with
creasing where it’s been folded as well as some holes in the text from being
eaten by bugs/rodents. |
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Pellow |
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1740 |
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CORNWALL
SYMONDS ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE DEED 1740. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED OF MORTGAGE FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR
DWELLINGHOUSE AND YARD IN THE PARISH OF CONSTENTON IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL
BETWEEN JOHN KEARLE OF THE BOROUGH OF PENRYN IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL OF THE
FIRST PART, JOHN SYMONDS OF THE PARISH OF COSTENTON IN THE SAID COUNTY
YEOMAN, HENRY SYMANDS OF SAME PLACE YEOMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND
ELIZABETHWARRON OF THE BOROUGH OF PENRYN OF THE THIRD PART. ON ONE SHEET OF
VELLUM ~ LIGHT SECRETARY HAND -SOME AREAS OF INK FADE BUT ALL READABLE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 31 INCHES X 25
INCHES |
Kearle |
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1709 |
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CORNWALL
PENRYN ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE DEED 1709. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED OF MORTGAGE FOR ALL THAT
MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE CALLED LANNER IN THE PARISH OF CONSTENTON IN THE
COUNTY OF CORNWALL BETWEEN JOHN WORTH OF THE BOROUGH OF PENRYN IN THE COUNTY
OF CORNWALL OF THE FIRST PART, EDWARD CHAPMAN OF THE BOROUGH OF PENRYN OF THE
SECOND PART AND HENRY SYMOND OF THE PARISH OF CONSTENTON OF THE THIRD PART.
ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ~ STRONG SECRETARY HAND - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 21 INCHES |
Worth |
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1671 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1671 during the reign of King Charles II being
the conveyance of a dwelling house in Penzance in the County of Cornwall
between George Hammond of St. Ives, a Merchant, and his wife, Johan, of the
one part; and Mary Lanion, a Widow, of the second part. Nicely penned with
calligraphic initial letter and flourished script. Vellum hanging seal tag
with two red wax seals. Very Good with creasing and one small hole, measures
25 x 18". Signatures include Arthur? Paynter, John Lanyon, Ricd
Bosuston, ffra: Paynter and Tho: .....? |
Hammond |
Lanion |
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Indenture,
- 4 January 1820 Lease for a Year Mr James Phelps & Mr William Phelps to
Mr Richard Watts for the sum of five shillings .......dwelling house,
orchards, and gardens in West Street in the town or village of Millbrook in
the County of Cornwall...... The
following persons are mentioned specifically,- James
Phelps, Master Mariner in County of Devon William
Phelps, Master Mariner of Millbrook in the County of Cornwall Richard
Watts, Labourer in His Majesty’s Brewery and Cooperage at South Down The
document is approx. 26 ½ " x 17", written on parchment. A blue
Sterling Seal for £1 is on the front, with a white GR stamp on reverse of
Sterling Seal. The seals of James Phelps and William Phelps at bottom of
document, both incorporating an ornate letter "P". Good condition. |
Phelps |
Watts |
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1717 |
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CORNWALL
WENDRON VELLUM DEED REIGN KING GEORGE I 1717. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED OF RELEASE AND ASSIGNMENT
FOR LAND AT TRENETHICK IN THE PARISH OF WENDRON. THIS DOCUMENT REFERS TO
SAMPSON HILL ONE OF THE CUSTOMERY TENANTS OF THE MANOR AFORESAID DID
SURRENDER INTO THE HANDS OF THE LORD GEORGE PRINCE OF WALES & DUKE OF
CORNWALL LORD OF THE MANOR BETWEEN THOMAS SEARLE OF THE BOROUGH OF PENRYN IN
THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL OF THE FIRST PART AND SAMUEL HILL OF TRENETHICK IN THE
DAID COUNTY OF THE OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ~ WITH MANY MEMORANDUMS
AND RENTS TO REVERSE STRONG SECRETARY HAND - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX
SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 21 INCHES |
Hill |
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200 |
1860 |
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1860
ANTIQUE DEED Ludgvan CORNWALL Rogers to Pascoe. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE COUNTERPART LEASE
OF A MEADOW AT CROWLAS IN LUDGVAN CORNWALL NUMBERERD PLAT 1973 ON THE TITHE
MAP AND APPORTIONMENT OF THE SAID PARISH BETWEEN JOHN JOPE ROGERS OF PENROSE
IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM PASCOE OF REDRUTH IN
THE SAME COUNTY TAILOR OF THE OTHER PART. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 24 INCHES |
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Pascoe |
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