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1807 |
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Manuscript
English military appointment dated 1807 during the reign of George III by
Hugh Earl Fortescue Viscount Ebrington, Lord Lieutenant of His Majesty’s militia
in Devon, appointing Edward Bray as Deputy Lieutenant in charge of raising a
militia under an Act of Parliament. Nicely penned on vellum with blue revenue
stamp with insert, tax stamp on verso and a red wax seal on bluish green tag
impressioned with Coat of Arms.. Signed by Fortescue. Measures 20 x 7”, Fine
condition !. Nice piece ! |
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1810 |
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Lease
for a year of property on the beach at Dawlish in the County of Devon dated 17th
September 1810 between Mr William Drewe of Exeter, Wine Merchant and Mr
William Bowring, Gentleman. Witnessed by John Cumming. |
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1845 |
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Grant and
Conveyance in Fee of a Messuage, Tenement, Land and Heridts. On the beach,
Dawlish, Devon, dated 26th December 1845, between Messrs Thomas Owen and John
Mallett by the direction of Mr W H Mallett and Elizth Steele his wife, to Mrs
Elizabeth Gamlon |
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104 |
1824 |
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Conveyance
in Fee of a Dwellinghouse, Garden and part of the beach at Dawlish, Devon,
dated 2nd April 1824, between Abram Tozer Esqre. Of Alphington And Willm Hornsey
Esqre. Also mentions Charles Bowring and Ann Drewe. |
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1807 |
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Conveyance
in Fee dated 29th May 1807. Signed & sealed by James Penny, John ….? Manning
and John Jones. Mentions the City of Exeter as the abode of one of the
parties. 1807 - ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT 2 pages Largest page approx 73 x 52cm
A Conveyance in Fee of two houses in
Dawlish, |
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1843 |
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1843 -
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT 3 Pages (2 full pages of script) Each page approx 33 x
41cm An Attested Copy Conveyance dated 20th October 1843. Between Mr William
Henry Mallett & Miss Elizabeth Penny to Messrs Thomas Owen & John
Mallett in respect of certain dwellinghouses in Dawlish, Devon. |
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1813 |
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ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT 9 Pages (7 full pages of script) Each page approx 32 x
39cm A Conveyance in Fee of the beach in Dawlish, Devon. Between Mr Fortescue
and Isaac Cox. |
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108 |
1710 |
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INDENTURE
DATED |
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109 |
1770 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE SALE OF LANDS IN BROADHEMPSTON DATED 12TH OCTOBER 1770 BETWEEN JOHN
CRUWYS OF CRUWYS MORCHARD CLERK ELDEST SON AND HEIR OF SAMUEL CRUWYS LATE OF
SAME PLACE DECEASED WHO WAS THE ELDEST BROTHER AND HEIR OF HENRY CRUWYS LATE
OF HILLSDON, OF THE FIRST PART CHARLES EVELYN AND PHILIPPA HIS WIFE OF THE
SECOND PART AND WILLIAM MANN OF BROADHEMPSTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON YEOMAN
OF THE THIRD PART. Sale of all messuages and tenements and cider wring and
pound to break apples, commonly known as Downe in the Parish of
Broadhempston, Devon. See 1890 OS map of Down estate in Broadhempston. Good
condition vellum written in English. Signatures with red wax seals. 70 by 42
cm. |
Cruwys |
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1770 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING WILLIAM MANN'S DECLARATION OF THE TRUSTS OF A TERM OF 1000 YEARS IN
LANDS IN BROADHEMPSTON DATED 17TH OCTOBER 1770. The doument relates to the
sale of messuages and tenements commonly known as Downe in the Parish of
Broadhempston, Devon. Land description and references to previous indentures,
land sales and last will & testament of Richard Raymouth. See 1890 OS map
of Down estate in Broadhempston. Good condition vellum written in English.
Signatures with red wax seals. 60 by 42 cm. Also mentions John Savery of
Rattery, of the third part?. |
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1717 |
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UNUSUAL
DOCUMENT RELATING TO FISHERY RIGHTS IN THE RIVER TEIGN DEVON - 1717 A LENGTHY
58 PAGE DOCUMENT ADDRESSED TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM LORD COWPER BARON
OF WINGHAM LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR OF GREAT BRITAIN REGARDING THE FISHING RIGHTS
IN THE RIVER TEIGN THAT RUNS THROUGH THE MANOR OF TEIGNWEEK IN THE PARISH OF
HIGHWEEK, DEVON. DATED 18 MAY 1717.
The doument mentions many names including Gilbert Yards, Joan Yards, Thomas
Westlake, Henry Ham and Richard Reynell.
Also mentions names of land and marshes in the Highweek area around
the river. It appears to refer to
transfer of the rights from Gilbert Yards to an infant, Richard Reynell.
"Dams for the taking and killing of salmons and other fish within the
ffishery" Overall good condition written in English on thick laid paper.
Last outer page is torn. Each page 30 by 25 cm. 58 pages in total. |
Cowper |
Yards |
Westlake |
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112 |
1538 |
Dominic
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Fine
vellum manuscript Grant, dated 4th February 1538, from Charles Copleton to
Edward Ford of Dowerland, granting him land at Bellyhays and Woodhouse Moor,
in Plymtree, Devon, written in attractive chancery script with large portion
of pendant wax seal remaining In exceptional condition and dating from the
year that saw the dissolution of the monasteries. |
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113 |
1575 |
Dominic
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275 |
Attractive
vellum Final Concord, dated Easter Term 1575, before Justices James Dyer, Richard
Harpur, Roger Manwood, and Robert Mounson, with Charles Fourde and Henry
Domett, plaintiffs and Robert Fourde, deforceant, relating to two messuages,
three barns, two tofts, four gardens, six orcha[ds, one hundred acres of
land, twenty acres of meadow, sixty acres of pasture, six acres of wood,
forty acres of furze and heath, together with common pasture for all animals,
in Marlecombe, Holbroke and Allescombe, written in a bold chancery script,
with accompanying translation |
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Harpur |
Manwood |
Mounson |
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1575 |
Dominic
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276 |
Attractive
and well-preserved vellum will made by Joan Ford of Plymtree in Devon, dated
13th December 1575, written in English, the will on two vellum sheets contains
her last bequests, including her wish to be buried in St. Thomas Churchyard
in Plymtree, bequests to her godchildren and other members of her family,
gifts to the poor, gifts to her servants, etc., with original seal tag Wills
dating from the sixteenth century are scarce, particularly in English. |
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1701 |
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1701
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT DEVON + CORNWALL COPIED IN 1701 IN REIGN OF WILLIAM III
A DEED FROM THE REIGN OF CHARLES I 1684 MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; INDENTURE
OF A LEASE LEASE TO JOHN ROGERS (HIS SIGNATURE AND SEAL). OTHERS NAMES FROM
THE COUNTIES OF CORNWALL AND DEVON DETAIL OF TWO TENEMANTS CALLED 'SNOWS' AND
'PRUSLS' IN THE MANOR 'BODINCOLL' IN BODMAYN IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL. WE
HAVE MADE AN ATTEMPT TO GET THE NAMES OUT OF THIS DOCUMENT AND SOMEONE WITH
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE MAY DO MUCH BETTER WITH ONE RED WAX SEAL INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE ROGERS
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 18 INCHES
BY 11 INCHES |
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1715 |
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GEORGE I
INDENTURE FOR LANDS IN DEVON - 1715 INDENTURE RECORDING THE ASSIGNEMENT OF A
MORTGAGE DATED 13TH JUNE 1715 BETWEEN RICHARD REYNELL OF OGWELL ESQUIRE OF
THE FIRST PART, WILLIAM MOORE OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE
SECOND PART, JOHN WYNDHAM OF THE PARISH OF ST JAMES WESTMINSTER OF THE THIRD
PART AND THOMAS WYNDHAM OF LINCOLNS INN MIDDLESEX OF THE FOURTH PART. Sale of
a large number of parcels of land, cottages, barns, mills, etc in a number of
parishes in Devon including East Ogwell, Ashburton, East and West Teignmouth,
and Torbryan. Includes the right of patronage of the Rectory at East Ogwell
and sale of the Manor or Lordship of East Ogwell (alias Ogwell Walston) under
the ownership of Richard Reynell. The two page document refers to several other
indentures of the early 18th century. Good condition vellum written in
English on two pages. Signatures with red wax seals. 75 by 60 cm. |
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1855 |
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1855 ANTIQUE
DEED FARM BISLEY GLOUCESTER. LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT; MORTGAGE OF MESSUAGES,
FARM AND LANDS AT THROUGHAM IN THE PARISH OF BISLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER A SUPERB PIECE OF FARM HISTORY WITH GREAT DETAIL ON FIELD NAMES
AND SIZES WITH RECONVEYANCE DATED 1876 BETWEEN SAMUEL WARREN TURNER OF
TIVERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON BATCHELOR OF MEDICINE, CHARLES TURNER OF
TAUNTON IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND THE REVEREND AUGUSTUS TURNER OF TAUNTON
TO JAMES CHARLES HALLEWELL OF STROUD
IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BANKER AND WILLIAM HENRY WITHEY OF STROUD GROCER.
WITH EIGHT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
AND FIVE RED WAX SEALS INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY,
LOCAL HISTORY OR REVENUE STAMPS AND ENGINEERING HISTORY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON FOUR FOLDED
SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 29 INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
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118 |
1779 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE SALE OF LANDS (LEASE & RELEASE) IN BROADHEMPSTON DATED 28TH
SEPTEMBER 1779 BETWEEN SIR JOHN DUNTZE OF ROCKBERE HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF
DEVON, BARONET, WILLIAM MAXSWORTH OF THE CITY OF EXETER, ESQUIRE, JOSEPH
SANDERS OF THE SAME CITY, MERCHANT AND DANIEL HAMILTON OF THE SAME CITY,
ESQUIRE (PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY BANK) OF THE FIRST PART JOSEPH CHAMPION OF
KINGSTON, GENTLEMAN, JOHN CHAMPION, GENTLEMAN, MARY CHAMPION, SPINSTER AND
SARAH CHAMPION, SPINSTER (FOUR CHILDREN OF JOSEPH CHAMPION LATE OF NORTHLEIGH
HOUSE, ESQUIRE DECEASED) OF THE SECOND PART AND WILLIAM MANN OF BROADHEMPSTON
IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON YEOMAN OF THE THIRD PART. Sale of a close of land
commonly known as Pitpark or Quarry park by estimation 4 acres part and
parcel of the Manor of Hempston in the Parish of Broadhempston, Devon.
Signature of Sir John Duntze, Baronet, who was the member of parliament for
Tiverton, Devon, in 1779. Good condition vellum written in English. 8
Signatures with red wax seals. 70 by 42 cm. |
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Maxsworth |
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1922 |
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Cafferata
(D.M) ALBUM illustrating a trip in Devon made by two ladies on a motorbicycle
in 1922. Album of stiff buff paper, size 6" x 8", wraps, silk tie,
11 leaves, illustrated on both sides with exquisite and witty watercolours of
a professional quality, heightened with chalk, showing the adventures of the
lady motorcyclists. Each leaf has 3-5 square or oblong paintings, with black
border, rounded corners, each page titled (e.g. 'Clovelly', 'Dartmeet') as
well as each picture ('The Road to Dartmouth', 'Arrival at the Lutterell Arms
Dunster' 'An Incident on Countisbury', etc.). Loosely inserted is a portrait
of the artist and her friend in non-cycling dress. October 1922. £230.00 ¶
The names on the front wrap are 'W.F. Elliott and D.M. Cafferata.' The whole
trip was from Nottingham (Eastwood) to Devon, but most of the illustrations
cover Devon. The ladies seem to have been accompanied much of the way by
gentlemen in an elegant silver Sunbeam car. Illustrations include Berry Pomeroy,
Dartmeet, Clovelly, Goodrington, Hartland Point, Parracombe, steam roller
stuck in ditch on Exmoor, Hounds near Dunster. One small picture of Mrs Curry
and her dogs has been rather viciously scribbled out. The whole album has a
very attractive period feel. |
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120 |
1792 |
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Barnstaple
LETTER sent to Mr. Westron from C. Bedford, listing amounts of cloth he
bought at auction and sent to W. & R. Reynell at Barnstaple. Foolscap
sheet, with list of kersey, 'Rodney's velvett Cord', 'light Beaver' etc.,
with quantities, amount paid. The writer says he has 'sent them by James for
you in 3 trusses. I doubt not but you will say with me that there is a good
deal of money to be got by them...' Edges ragged. The verso has later been
used for a letter to Westron's sister at Ottery St. Mary. June 29, 1792. |
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1820 |
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Barnstaple
Turnpike Tolls TORRINGTON BRIDGE GATE. DRAFT AGREEMENT for payment of the
rent for the year ending the 8th day of Sepr. 1821. Rent œ230. Agreement
between Peter Scamp of Barstaple, Sergeant in the North Devon Militia, and
John Shephard of Gt. Torrington, Miller. The letting of the Turnpike Tolls
had been offered at Auction in Barnstaple the previous month. The draft sets
out details of who should pass free, varying tolls on timber, plank, etc. 3p
folio, folded, Pinned to corner are two smaller sheets listing lessees of
Sticklepath, Puddlepool, Torrington Lane and other gates, with rents payable.
1820. |
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1832 |
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Bishops
Tawton Pauper CASE submitted to a lawyer regarding Joseph Pile, a Pauper who
was settled in Combmartin but hired himself to Charles Priscott of Bishops
Tawton for a year, with leave to 'see his Friends at Combmartin Revel'. The
Query was whether he gained settlement in the Parish of Bishop's Tawton. With
reply from J.P. Coleridge, M.P. at bottom of sheet, concluding that no
settlement could be gained. Single sheet, sm. folio, in two hands, integral
address panel on verso with circular postmark with a 'K' and the date. 1832. |
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1842 |
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Colyton
CONVEYANCE and Assignment of the share of Miss Ley in certain property given
by the Will of Mr. J. Sampson. 5 vellum sheets, 24" x 30", wax
seal, slight browning in parts on some sheets. 10th Jan., 1842. £18.00 ¶
Refers to property at Dalwood, Dorset and houses and closes of land at
Colyton. |
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1718 |
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Combmartin
COUNTERPART LEASE of messuage and gardens near the Water of Umber, late in
the possession of Thomas Clogg, John Challacombe to Henry Harding, Tailor.
Single vellum sheets, small wax seal, printed heading. 1718. |
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125 |
1838 |
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Combmartin
Turnpike GRANT to John Nott of Swymbridge of Turnpike Tolls on the Combmartin
to Bratton Down road, on payment of a surety of fifty pounds. Vellum, folio, printed
with MS inserts, blue paper tax stamp, three wax seals. 1838. £25.00 ¶ With
notes on verso from 1874 - 1880. |
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1805 |
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Seaton LEASE
for a Year of land in Cross Close and Clift Close, Thomas Charter of Bishops
Lydeard in Somerset to John Head of Seaton. Single vellum sheet, wax seal.
1805. |
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127 |
1930 |
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Wilkin
(W.H), Compiled by FENITON cloth-bound volume, with manuscript material and
photographs on the Parish of Finiton, 24p, 8vo, including List of
Churchwardens from 1686, Trosse, Skynner pedigrees, Sir George Cary's lease
1598, etc. Also includes 4 early 19th century photographs (Trosse's Cot and
the church), sketch map. Loosely inserted is reprint of article on Feniton
from Pulman's Weekly News. 1930. |
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1819 |
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Dawlish
AN ACT for exonerating the Manor of Dawlish in the County of Devon, from the
Claims of the Crown against the Estate of John Inglett Fortescue Esquire.
3pp. 1819. |
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1809 |
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Combmartin
ADMINISTRATION of the will of John Ley of Combmartin, Tanner. Printed
certificate on vellum, manuscript inserts, with pendant papered seal, two
blue paper tax stamps. Vellum rather grubby. 1809. |
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130 |
1623 |
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Hemiock,
Manor of GRANT by the Most Excellent Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Duke of
Cornwall and of York and Earl of Chester, of the Wardship of John Every to John
Bennet of Symonsborough in Dorset, yeoman, grandfather of John Every, his
Highness' ward, and Barbara Every, late wife of John Every late of
Symonsborough, gentleman. 61 lines, in English, on vellum, size 20" x
22", large calligraphic initial letter. Attached is a smaller sheet with
'The Extent and the Cleere Yeerely value of the Manor Messuages lands
tenements and hereditaments late of John Every Gent', with values on the
right, and a total, together with a column in very small script concerning
inheritance in the Every family. Tag lacking wax seal. 1623. £75.00 ¶ John
Every had a fourth share of the Manor of Hemiock, with other lands. |
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1892 |
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Kilbury
DEED OF COVENANT Messrs Willcocks, owners of Kilbury Mills, to Jeffery
Edwards of Kilbury Farm. Copy on 7 folio pages. 1892. £14.00 ¶ The mill
owners undertook to construct a new leat, part of Kilbury Fender was to be
filled up and a new leat called 'New Kilbury Fender', details construction of
overflows, regulation of water flow, etc., in 17 points. |
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1860 |
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Musbury
ABSTRACT of the Title of the Reverend John Vaughan Payne to certain Mortgage
Securities for œ2500 and œ2000 respectively affecting Farms and Lands in
Musbury, Devon. 19p folio. details title from 1845.... together with....
Further Abstract, 8p. folio. 1860. £20.00 ¶ Refers to Advowson of the Rectory
of Musbury, Manor of Musbury with farms lands and hereditaments in Colyton
and Musbury. |
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1763 |
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Sidmouth,
Upton Pyne MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT Revd. John Bradford of Upton Pyne and
Elizabeth Cooke daughter of Revd. George Cooke of Sidmouth. Three large
vellum sheets, four wax seals, engraved heading. Spotted on the outside where
titled. 1763. |
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1762 |
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GEORGE
III INDENTURE FOR SALE OF LANDS IN DEVON - 1762 3 PAGE INDENTURE RECORDING
THE SALE OF LANDS IN CROYDE, DEVON,
DATED 20TH JANUARY 1762 BETWEEN JOSEPH WALLER OF BARNSTAPLE, CLERK, OF THE FIRST
PART AND JOHN HARRIS OF PICKWELL, DEVON, ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. Sale of a
number of messuages, cottages and tenements lying and being in Cryde of
Crydhoe in the Parish of Georgeham, Devon commonly called Shadwell,
Crosscombes, Corners, Goulds, Furle Park, Adams's, and a seventh share of the
Manor of Cryde. Signature and red wax seal. Three page good condition vellum
written in English. 70 by 75 cm. |
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1711 |
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1711 ENGLISH
VELLUM DEED REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE Handwritten English vellum indenture dated
177 during the reign of Queen Anne being the conveyance of property knoen as
Littlewood in Thorncombe in the County of Devon between Stephen Grinsill,
Husbandman, and Dorcas, his wife, of the one part; and John Pinney and John
Bull, Yeomen, of the second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette,
two light blue revenues with insert, tax stamp, and seal tags with no seals.
Evidently executed and signed by all of the parties with no red wax seals
affixed. Good condition, some creasing and minor worming. Measures 24 x
16". |
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1716 |
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1716 ENGLISH
VELLUM DEED W/ SEAL DEVON Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1716
during the reign of George I being the conveyance of property known as
Harveys in Plymtree in the County of Devon between Edward Richards, a Yeoman,
of the first part; and John Norman, a Miller, of the second part. Nicely
penned with fine impressioned printed vignette. Two light blue revenues
lacking insert. Vellum hanging seal tag with red wax seal. Nice dockets on
verso and the grain of animal skin nicely apparent. Very Good condition with
some discoloration, multi-folds, measures 26 x 14". Signed by James
Miller and John Harris |
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1441 |
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Indenture
agreement between Edward Hillo, William Dodesham, John Holylande and others,
confirmation of land in Dartington, Blakemore, manuscript in Latin, 8 lines,
folds, remains of wax seal, 104 x 271mm., after the Assumption of the Virgin
Mary, [August] 1441. £100 - 150 Dartington, parish two miles north west of
Totnes. Blakemore, locality in Devon, near Totnes. |
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1478 |
Bloomsbury
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Obligation
bond between William Hody and Thomas Prentyss for 100 marks lawful English
money, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines, folds, remains of wax seal,
98 x 385mm., August 1478. |
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1483 |
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6 Nov 2003 |
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Indenture
agreement between John Kenno, John Penrisse and Thomas Tremaytt confirmation
of land in Dartington, Blakemore, D.s. "John Kenno", manuscript in
Latin, 10 lines, folds, wax seal, 111 x 310mm., in good condition, 6th
February 1483. |
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1522 |
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Computus
Roll,. relating to Sidbury, manuscript on vellum and paper, in Latin, written
in brown ink in English legal chancery script, 2 vellum and one paper sheet,
sewn, small stain at tail, 1430 x 265mm., 1522; sold subject to the manorial
documents rules, these documents cannot be exported from the United Kingdom. |
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Axminster,
Devon.-. Large collection of deeds and indentures of land and property,
relating to Axminster, including: Indenture agreement between Rawlin Mallock and
Elixabeth Jones of land in the parish of Axminster, D.s. "Rawlin
Mallock", manuscript on vellum, wax seal, 472 x 720mm., 21st June 1688 §
Indenture agreement between Samuel Whitty and Benjamin Bradfoot release of
land in the parish of Axminster, D.s. "Samuel Whitty", manuscript
on vellum, wax seal, 600 x 715mm., 11th June 1767; and c. 110 mostly
eighteenth and nineteenth century indentures, all but a few manuscripts on
vellum, folds, some affected by mould, v.s., v.d., seventeenth - nineteenth
centuries (c. 112). |
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1729 |
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Court-Roll.
of the Manor of Monke or Monkton Hook, Court Baron detailing cases relating to
land and property, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 1 membrane, soiled, 535 x
310mm., 1729; sold subject to the manorial documents rules, this item cannot
be exported from the |
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1790 |
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Holwell
Farm in the Parish of Buckland Brewer … , pen and ink map, in red and black,
manuscript note in left hand corner, small tear along fold, slightly browned,
380 x 460mm., n.d. [c. 1790]. £60 - 80 Manuscript notes include rateable
land, amounts of timber etc. |
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INDENTURE
DATED 10TH AUGUST 1771 BETWEEN THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND EARL OF CORK AND ORRERY,
VISCOUNT DUNGARVAN, BARON BOYLE OF MARSTON OF SOMERSET, AND WILLIAM POYNTZ OF
MIDGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE, ESQUIRE, OF THE ONE PART, AND WILLIAM
WAYE OF THE PARISH OF KINGSTEIGNTON IN DEVON, GENTLEMAN, OF THE OTHER PART.
Lease of an undivided third part of several parcels of land commonly known as
Mill Close or Collander in the Parish of Broadhempston, Devon. Formerly in the possession of Thomas
Abraham deceased, now in the possession of William Waye. Good condition
vellum written in English. Some light
browning in places. 706 by 40 cm. Edmund Boyle was the 7th Earl of Cork and
Orrery, Viscount Dungarvan, Baron Boyle of Youghal and Baron Boyle of Broghil
of the Kingdom of Ireland; 4th Baron Boyle of Marston in the county of
Somerset; Colonel of the Militia of the County of Somerset. His son, also known as Edmund Boyle,
married Isabella Henrietta Poyntz (3rd daughter of Isabella Courtenay and
William Poyntz, of Midgham, Berkshire, mentioned in the indenture). Edmund
was the son of John Boyle 5th Earl of Cork and Orrery, a famous politician
and man of letters. |
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INDENTURE
DATED 6TH OCTOBER 1770 FOR ASSIGNMENT OF A TERM OF 1000 YEARS IN A TENEMENT CALLED
DOWNE IN BROADHEMPSTON, IN TRUST FOR MR WILLIAM MANN. BETWEEN PHILLIP EDWARDS
THE YOUNGER OF BARRY POMEROY IN DEVON, GENTLEMAN, SOLE EXECUTOR OF THE WILL
OF RICHARD HAYMOUTH, DECEASED, OF THE FIRST PART, AND WILLIAM MANN OF
PURCOMBE WITHIN THE PARISH OF BROADHEMPSTON, YEOMAN, OF THE SECOND PART, AND
WILLIAM MADDICK OF RATTERY, YEOMAN, OF THE THIRD PART. Lease of a messuage
and tenement commonly known as Downe in Broadhempston, Devon. Very good
condition vellum written in English with two nice red wax seals. 76 by 40 cm. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1808 during the reign of King George III regarding
property, part of the family estate, of Sir Charles Warwick Bampfylde, a
Baronet, and George Warwick Bampfylde, Esquire, located in Sidbury in the
County of Devon. The deed is between the above and Robert Hunt, an Esquire. A
schedule of title deeds takes up one of the entire two leaves and dated chain
of titl from 1716 to April 1808. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette,
blue revenue stamps with inserts, tax stamps on verso of each leaf, and two
red wax seals on green cloth tags each executed by one of the Bampfyldes.
Very Good condition, nice docketing on verso, measures 26.5 x 23". |
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DRAFT
COPY OF INDENTURE BETWEEN WILLIAM STEER OF BERRY POMEROY IN DEVON, YEOMAN OF THE
FIRST PART, AND AGNES DASHFORD OF STOKE GABRIEL, WIDOW, OF THE SECOND PART.
Sale of a messuage and tenement commonly known as Langlands in Ruston
Gifford, Devon. Dated 1779. 3 pages of laid paper. Good condition. 27 by 45
cm. |
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ANTIQUE DEED MINSTERWORTH |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT COFFLEET DEVON**. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A RECONVEYANCE
OF FREEHOLD AND CUSTOMERY FREEHOLD ESTATES SUBJECT TO THE WILL AND CODICILS
OF REVEREND RICHARD LANE LATE OF COFFLEET IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON. BETWEEN
JOHN HENRY BROWN OF TOWER HOUSE, WESTGATE ON SEA IN THE COUNTY OF KENT - JOHN
REGINALD LANE WINSER OF CORNWALL ROAD BAYSWATER IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
AND OTHERS 0NE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF
SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE LANE FAMILY GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON THREE FOLDED SHEETS OF PARCHMENT LAW
STATIONARY - SIZE 11 INCHES BY 16
INCHES |
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1939
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT JAMES KELLY WILL **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A RELEASE
OF TRUSTEES UNDER THE WILL OF JAMES KELLY. BETWEEN ELINOR MARGARETTA MATTHEWS
BUDLEIGH SALTERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON, HAZEL AMRTIN OF SOUTHGATE IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX - CLAUDE CLIFTON KELLY OF BEDFORD ROW IN THE COUNTY OF
LONDON - WILLIAM STEPHEN MITCHELL FLETCHER OF TWYFORD MOORE WINCHESTER 0NE
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY,
LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE KELLY FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN
GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF FOLDED LAW STATIONARY - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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Indenture
(lease & release) recording the sale of lands in Broadhempston, Devon Between:
Sir Henry Northcote of Pynes, Baronet Frances Kirkham of Bidwell, Esquire
Robert Incledon of Pilton, Esquire Thomas Lovercraft of Kingsteignton, Yeoman
Dated 03 October 1735 in the 9th year of the reign of George I Property: Mill
Close and Collander in the Parish of Broadhempston, Devon, currently in the
possession of Agnes Abraham, Widow. A neat little indenture on vellum written
in English. Signatures of Sir Henry Northcote with ornate red wax seals. 75 by 60 cm. |
Northcote |
Kirkham |
Incledon |
Lovercraft |
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Attractive
vellum indenture, dated 20th August 1585, between Christopher Stuckeley, Mary
his wife, of Farringdon in Devon, and John Forde and others for a cottage and
land in Exeter, with three large pendant wax seals attached |
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Attractive
manuscript vellum document, dated 15th Day of Easter, 1593, written in an
ornate Chancery script, being a Final Concord, for land and pasture in
Woolston Green, Devon, together with another attractive Final Concord written
in Chancery script, dated Easter Term, 1604, concerning two messuages, a
barn, twelve gardens, twelve orchards, sixty acres of land, twelve acres of
meadow, and forty acres of furze and heath in Plimptree, Devon, both with
accompanying English translations |
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1898 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document inclusive of a plan dated 29 september
1898. It measures 18.5 inches long by 12.25 inches wide. it is between Samuel
Channon and Charles Edward Roberts Chanter. It deals with the conveyance in
fee of No 104 High Stret, Barnsable in the County of Devon and includes the
premises called the Old Theatre situated in Honeypot Lane Barnsable. It has a
detailed coloured plan of the site concerned. It ha the revenue stamp and two
wax seals with the signatures of those listed. It is well written and clean. |
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1895 |
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An interesting
mainly hand written vellum Indenture dated 2nd December 1895 during the reign
of King George III, concerning Henry Geen of
Okehampton in the county of
Devon Builders Merchant and Richard Passmore pertaining to a plot of
ground abutting on Mill Lane, Okehampton (see small map). Comprising a single
folded sheet approx. 15” x 12”, which has sustained some staining on the
folded edge, but with all text fully legible for transcription. Two red wax
seal and a single embossed revenue stamp. |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Georgeham, Devon Between: Joseph Ballor of
Barnstaple, Clerk John Harris of Pickwell, Esquire Dated 19 January 1762 in the
2nd year of the reign of King George III Property: 40 acres of land called
Shadwell in Croyde, Georgeham; 30 acres called Crosscombes; 15 acres called
Comers or Combs; 11 acres called Goulds; Furse Park; Cottage and lands called
Adams's; 7th part of the manor of Croyde. Other names mentioned include: John
Richards of Croyde; John Gould of Croyde; Hester Howell; Frances Adams; Good
condition vellum written in English. Signature of Joseph Ballor with red wax
seal. 40 by 70 cm. |
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Harris |
Richards |
Gould |
Howell |
Adams |
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Indenture
recording the sale by lease & release of a number of lands in Devon
Between: Thomas Tracey of Bridgetown, Gentleman Thomas Michelmore of Berry Pomeroy,
Gentleman John Thuell of Forders Green in the parish of Broadhempston,
Merchant William Mann the younger of Broadhempston, Cider Merchant Dated 22
September 1840 in the 4th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property:
Messuage and tenements called: Honey Land, Honey Land Coppice, Cross Park,
Higher Knowle Close and Lower Knowle Close, Dennis Orchard, Lanceford Meadow,
Kitty Park, Danceford, Downe, Botts Close, Broad Park and Little Park, all in
the Parish of Broadhempston in Devon. Good condition vellum written in
English. 56 by 46 cm. |
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Michelmore |
Thuell |
Mann |
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Indenture
recording a mortgage for lands in Devon Between: John Ivie of Netherexe, Esquire
Agnes Ivie of Exeter, Spinster Richard Reynell of Ogwell, Esquire Dated 15
July 1719 in the 5th year of the reign of George I Property: Majors Marsh or
Kings Marsh; Howtons Park; Gilberts Park; Long Park; all in Highweek, Devon.
Two page vellum written in English. Signatures with red wax seals. 1 area of water stain, but text still
readable. 75 by 60 cm. |
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I offer
a 1887 document - "Conveyance of a piece of land (portion of the West
Hoe Building Estate) and the dwelling house thereon known as No 13 Garden
Crescent situate in the Borough of Plymouth in the |
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Here is
a vellum Grant of Admission (as a Customary Tenant) to The Manor of Iver, Bucks.
Dated 2nd March 1910 and signed by Edward Hawes, Chief Steward. This document
transfers tenancy from Clara Louisa Barlow (deceased) of Budleigh Salterton,
Devon, to Susan Elizabeth Lewis of Borth, Cardigan, of property situate in
Townworth, Iver. The document is accompanied by a typewritten letter from the
Chief Steward concerning the Freehold. Some storage "dustiness" to
the outer section but otherwise in excellent condition. |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT DEVON REIGN CHARLES I**. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; LICENCE TO PHINEAS MAY, GENTLEMAN AND ANN
HIS WIFE TO ALIENATE THE FIFTH PART OF ONE MESSUAGE, ONE FULLING MILL AND
FIVE ACRES OF LAND IN COLLOMPTON IN THE
COUNTY OF DEVON; ALSO OF ONE OTHER MESSUAGE, 3 COTTAGES, ONE BARN AND 8 ACRES
OF LAND IN COLLOMPTON AND ALSO I TOFT AND THREE ACRES OF LAND TO FRANCIS
MARTEN, GENTLEMAN AND EDWARD FETHERSTON, GENTLEMAN - SIGNED BY BACON, ANTHONY
CROFTS, THOMAS RAVENCROFTE AND GEORGE COURTHOP - MEMBERS OF THE KINGS BENCH..
THIS document STATES it was written while Richard Weston, 1st Earl of
Portland (1577-1635) was Lord High Treasurer (1628 - 1635). He had opposed
the wars with Spain and France, but in 1628 became Lord High Treasurer. A
secret Roman Catholic, he persuaded Charles to make peace with Spain... THIS
DEED IS IN A VERY GOOD SECRETARY HAND AND EASY TO READ INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE MAY FAMILY
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 11
INCHES BY 7 INCHES |
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Indenture
recording the marriage settlement Between: William Prole of Georgeham,
Gentleman Rebecca Watson of Barnstaple Spinster and daughter of William
Watson William Watson the younger of Barnstaple, Merchant James Parminster of
West Down, Gentleman Dated 01 August 1807 in the 47th year of the reign of
George III Property: All that messuage or tenement commonly known by the name
of Crosscombes and the closes of land situate lying and being in Croyde
otherwise Croydehoe in the parish of Georgeham containing 40 acres. Good
condition vellum written in English. |
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Indenture
recording the mortgage of around 13 parcels of land in various parishes in
Devon Between: Richard Reynell of Ogwell, Esquire Giles Inglett of Chudleigh,
Gentleman Dated 10 September 1707 in the 6th year of the reign of Queen Anne
Property: Sale of 13 parcels of land, cottages, barns, etc in a number of
parishes in Devon in the East Ogwell, Denbury, Torquay areas. Many field
names are mentioned as well as former tenants. Other names mentioned include:
Other names mentioned include Gyles Inglett, Mary Mitrholl, John Rodd, Agnes
Lee, Amos Lang, Peter Adams, and William Green. Good condition vellum written
in English. |
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Inglett |
Mitrholl |
Rodd |
Lee |
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Indenture
recording the sale by lease and release of lands in Georgeham Devon Between:
William Prole of Georgeham, Gentleman William Watson the younger of
Barnstaple, Gentleman James Parminter of West Down, Gentleman Dated 31 July
1807 in the 47th year of the reign of George III Property: All that tenement
commonly known by the name of Crosscombes along with 40 acres of land. Good
condition vellum written in English. |
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Indenture
recording the sale of two parcels of land in Broadhempston, Devon Between:
William Waye of Kingsteington, Yeoman John Skinner of Broadhempston, Yeoman
Dated 10 May 1768 in the 8th year of the reign of George III Property: Close
of land called Mill close and a close of land called Collender both in the
parish of Braodhempston, Devon. Other names mentioned include: Thomas Abraham
of Broadhempston; Thomas Wolton; Good condition vellum written in English. |
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Skinner |
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Indenture
recording the assignment of a term of 2000 years in part of an estate called
Downe in Broadhempston, Devon, and a demise of another part of the same
estate for 2000 years by way of a mortgage for serviceing 500 pounds and
interest Between: Anne Elizabeth Woodley of Ashburton, Spinster William Mann
of Purcombe, Broadhempston Only son and heir of William Mann deceased, Yeoman
John Mills of Lustleigh, Gentleman Dated 04 September 1783 in the 23rd year
of the reign of George III Property: All that messuage and tenement commonly
called Downe in the parish of Broadhempston in Devon. Large good condition
vellum written on three pages in English. |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT BIRTH CERTIFICATE DEVON -. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
" On the thirtieth day of the seventh month 1825 WAS BORN AT SELGRES
MILLS IN THE PARISH OF HALBERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON UNTO THOMAS MILWARD
OF HALBERTON, MILLER, AND MARY HIS WIFE, A SON WHO WAS NAMED JOHN signed by
those present at the birth, includes Mary Fry- JOHN DIED on the 21st day of
the second month 1829 and was buried at Spierland? on the 25th of the same AT
THE AGE OF 3 years 6 months AND 3 weeks - .NOTED ON THE REVERSE. INTERESTING
ITEM FROM A DEVON MILLER'S FAMILY IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY FOR THE MILWARD FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE
8 INCHES BY 6 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT KINGS BENCH DEVON --. KINGS COURT AT WESTMINSTER " TO
HENRY WILLIAM SOLE AND WILLIAM MAKINSON ATTORNIES OF HIS MAJESTYS COURT OF KENGS
BENCH AT WESTMINSTER - TO DESIRE AN AUTHORIZE TO APPEAR BEFORE ME ARTHUR
BOWDEN OF DEVONPORT IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON, MASON MY EXECUTORS OR
ADMINISTRATORS IN THE SAID COURT - DEBT OF £1000 BORROWED AT THE SUIT OF JOHN
COLES OF THE PARISH OF EAST STONEHOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON.. IN FINE
CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND DEVON CACHE - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL -
WITH SEAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS ON
ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 20 INCHES BY 13 INCHES - MAKERS WATERMARK E.
SMITH 1829 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1740 during the reign of George II being the
conveyance of a dwelling and cottages in Plymtree in the County of Devon
between Elizabeth Ford, a Spinster, of the first part; and Fitz William Tope,
a Gentleman, of the second part; and Thomas Southcott, a Gentleman, and
William Wright, a weaver, of the third part. The indenture starts out by
unusually stating "...made on Parchment stampt with three Six penny
stamps...". The indenture also regards the intended Marriage of Mr. Tope
to Miss Ford. Beautifully penned with fancy printed vignette, three blue revenue
stamps, tax stamp, and two red wax seals on cloth tags each impressioned with
Coat of Arms. FINE condition, measures 28.5 x 20". |
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Obligation
bond for payment of 900 pounds in respect of an indenture for mortgage of
lands in West Ogwell of the same date Between: Richard Reynell of West
Ogwell, Esquire John Short of Exeter, Esquire Dated 25 September 1713 in the
12th year of the reign of Queen Anne Property: Properties in West Ogwell.
Endorsed with a second entry dated 15th November 1736 and mentions James
Border, Joseph Taylor and others. Good condition bond written in English on
laid paper. Signatures with red wax seal. |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written vellum Indenture dated 9th July 1862
during the reign of King George III, between William Collyns of Chudleigh in
the County of Devon Surgeon and
Charles Palk Collyns of Dulverton in Somerset Surgeon of the one part and
George West of No. 5, Clifton Road in the Parish of Saint Sidwells in the
County and City of Exeter Baker of the other part. Pertaining to the property
no 21, Clifton Road Exeter. Other name mentioned: William Lambert, William
Burnell Peters Reeves, John Gillard, Arthur Burch, Charles Henry Collyns,
Bearing the usual long term storage folds and showing signs of slight
staining and darkening along the major folds. Comprising a single sheet of
period vellum approx. 30” x 22”, with all text fully legible for
transcription. Three red wax seals and a single blue embossed revenue stamp
with lead escutcheon. |
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Vellum
indenture in English, dated 1st September 1558, between Edward Forde of
Plymtree in Devon and his wife Johan, detailing the leasing of a cottage
(Foyle's Cottage) with land, meadow, pasture, etc., in Plymtree and agreeing
to keep the cottage in repair, as well as an unusual clause demanding the
labour to work one day in the hay harvest and of another day at another
harvest, in excellent condition, retaining two wax pendant seals |
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Fine
vellum Indenture dated 6th October 1572, being a Quitclaim from Stephen
Turclyff of Moreleigh in Devon to William Peers of Ashprington in Devon, for part
of a messuage called Pytt in Hempston Arundel otherwise Littlehempson (West
of Paignton), in consideration for this moiety the document grants rents from
propery in Moreleigh and rents from property in Littlehempston occupied by
William Bickford, written in an ornate chancery hand and retaining a perfect
large pendant wax seal showing a stag, with accompanying translation |
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APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURE 1795. placing James Harrison, a poor child of the
parish, apprentice to Henry Bazeley for the Parsonage to learn husbandry
work. On paper, oblong sm. folio, small wax seal, printed with MS inserts.
1" repaired tear at fold. |
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INDENTURE
FOR THE MORTGAGE OF TENEMENTS CALLED DOWNE AND BEASTON IN BROADHEMPSTON,
BETWEEN JOHAN MANN OF BROADHEMPSTON, WIDDOW AND RELICT OF WILLIAM MANN LATE
OF BROADHEMPSTON, YEOMAN, DECEASED, WILLIAM MANN OF BROADHEMPSTON, YEOMAN
(SON AND HEIR OF WILLIAM MANN DECEASED), EDWARD MANN OF THE CITY OF EXETER,
FULLER, OF THE FIRST PART, AND ABRAHAM TROUTE OF THE CITY OF EXETER,
MERCHANT, OF THE SECOND PART. DATED 25TH JUNE 1703 IN THE SECOND YEAR OF THE
REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE. Mortgage of a messuage and tenement commonly known as
Downe and another known as Beaston in Broadhempston, Devon. Good condition
vellum written in English with nice red wax seals. One 2 cm tear in vellum on right hand edge. |
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OBLIGATION
BOND WHERE WILLIAM MANN OF BROADHEMPSTON, DEVON, AGREES TO PAY RICHARD JACKSON
£100 Dated 13th October 1788 in the 28th year of the reign of George III FURTHER ENDORSED ON THE BACK WITH
SIGNATURES AND RECEIPTS FOR PAYMENT DATED 14 APRIL 1791, 16 MARCH 1795 AND 13
APRIL 1798 Good condition bond written in English partially printed with hand
written details on laid paper. |
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Contemporary
manuscript copy of the Charter granted by King Edward VI, to Barnard Hampton,
on the 14th March 1552, of the Lordship and Manor of Fremington in Devon |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING RELEASE IN FEE IN TRUST FOR SALE OF A MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT CALLED DOWNE
IN BROADHEMPSTON DEVON FOR SECURING £500 DUE TO MR WILLS ON MORTGAGE AND BOND
BETWEEN WILLIAM MANN NOW OF WEMBURY, DEVON, LATE OF PURCOMBE IN THE PARISH OF
BROADHEMPSTON OTHERWISE HEMPSTON CENTELOW, YEOMAN, ONLY SON AND HEIR OF
WILLIAM MANN LATE OF PURCOMBE, YEOMAN, HIS FATHER DECEASED JOHN HARRIS OF
HAWKMOORE IN THE PARISH OF BOVEY TRACEY, GENTLEMAN DATED 10 April 1789 IN THE 29TH YEAR OF GEORGE III. The
doument relates to the sale of messuages and tenements commonly known as
Downe in the Parish of Broadhempston, Devon in the possession of Thomas
Jozer. See 1890 OS map of Down estate in Broadhempston. Good condition
overall, but with some very light browning in areas. Vellum written in
English. Signatures with red wax seals. |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING A LEASE FOR ONE YEAR OF A MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT CALLED DOWNE IN
BROADHEMPSTON DEVON BETWEEN WILLIAM MANN NOW OF WEMBURY, DEVON, LATE OF PURCOMBE
IN THE PARISH OF BROADHEMPSTON OTHERWISE HEMPSTON CENTELOW, YEOMAN, ONLY SON
AND HEIR OF WILLIAM MANN LATE OF PURCOMBE, YEOMAN, HIS FATHER DECEASED JOHN
HARRIS OF HAWKMOORE IN THE PARISH OF BOVEY TRACEY, GENTLEMAN DATED 9 JUNE 1789 IN THE 29TH YEAR OF GEORGE III. This
neat little lease document relates to the sale of messuages and tenements
commonly known as Downe in the Parish of Broadhempston, Devon in the
possession of Thomas Jozer. See 1890 OS map of Down estate in Broadhempston.
Good condition. Vellum written in English. Signatures with red wax seals. |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE ASSIGNEMENT OF A MORTGAGE DATED 15TH OCTOBER 1714 BETWEEN RICHARD
REYNELL OF OGWALL, ESQUIRE, GYLES INGLETT OF CHUDLEIGH, GENTLEMAN, AND
WILLIAM GREEN OF TOPSHAM, SHIPWRIGHT. A good condition 2 page vellum document
regarding a number of parcels of land, cottages, barns, etc in several
parishes in Devon including: 2 marshes and meadows called Majors Marsh and
Kings Marsh in Highweek Properties called Howton Park, Gilberts Park and Long
Park in Highweek Several messuages in East Ogwell Messuage called Athilake in
Highweek Batisford Heathfield and Churchills in Highweek Little Close, Combe
Park and Grible Park all in Highweek Properties in West Teignmouth Brigham
Moor in Wotten Denbury Many field names are mentioned as well as former
tenants including:Mary Mitchell John Rodd Amos Lang Peter Adams John Chappel
John Bowden Mary Searle William Colewell
Peter Sebber The two page document refers to several other indentures
of the early 18th century. Good condition vellum written in English on two
pages. Signatures with vellum seal tags no wax seals. |
Reynell |
Inglett |
Green |
Mitchell |
Rodd |
Lang |
Adams |
Chappel |
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A three
page vellum indenture recording the sale of a messuage or tenement in Broadhempston,
Devon, between: John Scrobell of Tomes in the County of Devon, Gentleman,
Charles Evelyn of Tomes in the County of Devon, Gentleman, and William Waye
of Kingsteinton, Yeoman. Dated 10 May 1763 in the 8th year of the reign of
King George III. Includes a third page giving a schedule of past indentures
for the piece of land. Good condition, usual folds. |
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An interesting
Indenture dated 19th June 1718 during the reign of King George III, between
William Triggs of Redurne St Mary in the County of Devon Mason of the one
part and Elizabeth, Constantia, Susannah & Honour Prouze of Fordson in
the said County of Devon Spinsters. A tatty document bearing the usual
long-term storage folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period
watermarked paper approx. 29” x 21” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Holes on major fold intersections. Bearing a blue triple embossed
revenue stamp with single lead escutcheon. No signature or seal tag. |
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1656-1883 |
Bloomsbury
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Collection
of deeds and indentures of land and property in Devon, including: Edward Lord
Petre, William & Elizabeth Guise, Philip Lord Stourton, Sir John
Throckmorton, Sir John Escott, Sir Samuel Stevens, Downing family, Bentley
family, Rowell family, in Axminster, Honiton, Stockland (transferred from
Dorset in 1842) and Sidmouth, Ds.s., c. 200 items, most manuscripts on
vellum, a few on paper, some soiling, folds, dusty, v.s., v.d., many
nineteenth century, 16th February 1656 - 11th September 1883. |
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Guise |
Stourton |
Throckmorton |
Escott |
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1663 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
27 |
The
Account of John Prince one of the Constables of the hundred of Axminster … concerning
the Militia … , manuscript, 2pp., slip pinned to first f., slightly browned,
folds, thin folio, 14th March 1663 |
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1750-1776 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
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Bragge (John,
of Sadborrow, Thorncombe). Tenants Accounts book for Sadborrow Farm,
manuscript, 132pp., original vellum, ink title on upper cover, soiled, sm.
4to, 26th March 1750 - 2nd September 1776. |
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1824 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
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Heraldry.-
Nayler (Sir George, Garter King of Arms, c. 1764-1831) & Sir Ralph
Bigland, Garter King of Arms, 1737-1838.. Grant of arms to the Reverend John
Warren of Ottery St. Mary [Devon], D.s., manuscript on vellum, in a fine calligraphic
hand, ruled in blue, 5 hand-coloured coats-of-arms, docket on verso, 2 wax
seals in gilt skippets (loose), 5 quill pens, well preserved in a red morocco
box decorated with three gilt monograms of George IV, 638 x 496mm., 1824. |
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An
interesting Indenture dated 24th October 1780 during the reign of King George
III, between Henry Tuckfield of Fulford in the County of Devon Esquire of the
one part and John Copplestone of Thowerton in the County of Devon yeoman
regarding a property called Roulstones Cottage and lands including an Orchard
and a Herb Garden in Thowerton. Other names mentioned include:- George
Upcott, John Smith, Mary Smith, Mary Paul, William Paul & Henry Tuckfield,
Generally a clean document with minor discolouration along the usual
long-term storage folds. Part of Vignette has been cut away from the document
and six, small jagged marks pierce the sheet. I have no idea whether this was
an act of vandalism, or a way of showing the agreement was met and void.
Comprising a single folded sheet approx. 30” x 24” with all text fully
legible for transcription. Bearing a single red wax seal countersigned by
Tuckfield and a blue single embossed revenue stamp with single lead
escutcheon. |
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ANTIQUE
PARCHMENT DOCUMENT DEAN AND CHAPTER OF
EXETER 1837. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT BEING
THE LEASE OF A HOUSE AT TOPSHAM IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON ADJOINING THE VICARAGE
BETWEEN THE DEAN OF CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF EXETER TO MR ROBERT
MARTIN OF THE TOPSHAM DEVON "TOPSHAM
(ST. MARGARET), a market-town and parish, in the union of ST. THOMAS, hundred
of WONFORD, Wonford and S. divisions of DEVON, 3 1/2 miles (S. E.) from
Exeter, and 170 (W. S. W.) from London; containing 3733 inhabitants. . . This
town, situated just above the influx of the river Clyst into the Exe, and
about 6 miles from the sea, is so celebrated for the salubrity of its air
that it is reported to have lost only one person when the plague was raging
at Exeter and in the vicinity, in the reign of Charles II.; and during the
desolation produced in the neighbourhood by the cholera, in 1832, it entirely
escaped the contagion [From Lewis' Topographical Dictionary of England
(1844)]. WITH
ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP. IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE MARTIN FAMILY OF DEVON ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 23 INCHES
BY 27 INCHES |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 17 January 1879. It measures 22 inches long by
12.75 inches wide. It is between Charles Frederick Rew and Arthor Richard
May. It deals with the conveyance of a dwelling house property at 199 High
Street, Exeter. It retains the revenue stamp and wax seals with signature.It
is well written and clean. |
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Legal
Document: Indenture and lease of parcel of land in Devon between Sir Lawrence
Vaughan Palk and Robert Tarring (?)dated 1838 Indenture is in good condition
with distinct writing, with appropriate seals and signatures etc. |
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ANTIQUE
MULTI-SHEET PARCHMENT DEED IN NEED OF RESEARCH AS IT CONTAINS MASSES OF LOCAL
AND FAMILY HISTORY FOR DEVON ON ELEVEN LARGE SHEETS. PLACES INCLUDE: CHOLWICH
IN COLWOOD, PLYMTON ST. MARY, WESTERPARK AND PARKE LAWNS, LOWER BROOMWICH,
BLACKAWTON, PLUS MANY MANY FIELD NAMES AND OCCUPANT NAMES BEING AN ABSOLUTE
MINE OF INFORMATION STRONG HAND AND EASILY READ LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TITLE DEED BETWEEN
THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLOR OF OGWELL HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON AND WILLIAM
THOMAS LEAR CHOLWICK OF OLDSTONE IN THE SAME COUNTY TO THE REVEREND WILLIAM
KITSON OF SHIPHAY IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON BEING A DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF LANDS
AND HEREDITAMENTS IN THE PARISHES OF BLACKAWTON, ERMINGTON, CORNWOOD,
DITTISBARN, STOKE FLEMMING, PLYMTON ST. MARY DEVON - REVENUE STAMPS AND SEALS
IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 25
INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
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1684 |
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Obligation
bond where Richard Awes of Sherborne, Dorset is bound to Henry Humphrey of
Honiton, Devon, Merchant, for the sum of 65 Shillings to be paid by 25 March 1685.
Dated 28th November 1684 in the 28th year of the reign of Charles II A neat
little seventeenth century paper bond with signatures and wax seal. Good
condition with only minor tears and creasing. Handwritten in English. |
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parchment DEED Manning TOPSHAM Devon 1822. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TITLE DEED BETWEEN the DEAN AND
CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDERAL CHURCH OF SAINT PETER IN EXETER AND JAMES MANNING
OF EXETER MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL BEING A DEED OF LEASE FOR HEREDITAMENTS BEING IN THE PARISH OF TOPSHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF DEVON ADJOINING THE VICARAGE. REVENUE STAMP AND SEALs IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
ON FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 29 INCHES BY 25 INCHES |
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Attractive
manuscript vellum document, dated 8th May 1538, written in a neat Chancery
script, in which Edward Ford and Joan, his wife, grant John Salter a field
called Hornblach, part of the Barton of Fordmore in Plymtree, Devon |
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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. |
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1829 |
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Arlington
Beccott CONDITIONS FOR LETTING for a Term of Fourteen years from Lady day
1829 a Tenement called Middle Beccott situate in Arlington Beccott in
Devonshire containing about 160 acres late in the possession of Wm. Daley and
also the right of Pasturage on Bratton Down for 140 sheep... Sets out 22
Conditions relating to husbandry, with some MS amendments. Printed folio
sheet with MS inserts, signed by lessee Christopher blackmore. |
Daley |
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1811 |
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Axminster
ADMINISTRATION of Ann Liddon Eames, late of Axminster. 1811. Certificate
printed on vellum with MS inserts, size 7" x 7", large papered seal
of Archbishop of Canterbury attached. |
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1693 |
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Aylscott
(Alverdiscott) FINE 1693 (copied 1699). Verified copy, on paper, size 8"
x 12", in Latin, for 100, George Hooper, plaintiff, Peter Hooper and Frances
his wife, defendants. Concerns one messuage 25 acres of land 4 acres meadow,
20 acres pasture etc. in Easter Aylscott, Wester Aylscott, Westdowne and
Westdowne Wood. With signature of John(?) Lee attesting it as a true copy. |
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1807 |
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Barnstaple
CONVEYANCE of one thirty-fifth share in the New Rooms in Boutport Street,
Thomas Britton, Sir Matthew Bloxam, James Thomas, all of London, to Thomas Yallop
of Bishops Tawton. 1807. Large vellum sheet, rather spotty, with 4 wax seals.
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1847 |
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Combe Raleigh
LETTING AGREEMENT BOOK of Rev. W. Bernard, as Agent for Mrs Mary Bernard of
Sidmouth. Nov. 1847. Small folio book of approx. 100 specially printed forms,
half reversed calf. 18 agreement forms completed in MS, with name &
occupation of tenant, details of cottage etc., rent, and any extra clauses.
Signed W. Bernard and tenant, and witnessed. 16 properties in Combe Raleigh,
1 in Luppitt, and 1 (not signed) in Clatworthy, Som. The Bernards were Lords
of the Manor of Combe Raleigh. |
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201 |
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Fremington
FINE between G. Fountaine and S. Cade for messuages and gardens, 4 acres of
furze and heath, etc at Fremington Marsh and West Yelland. 1641. Vellum, in Latin
with title in English on verso, size 7" x 14", ink very rubbed at
folds. |
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Colyton
ABSTRACT of the title of Mesdames F.M. Lott & L.C. Lott to a freehold dwelling
house and garden in Colyton. 1855. 9p. folio. detailing title from 1819 when
it belonged to John Restorick. |
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1787 |
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Hartland
BOND Edward Wolferstan of Hartland bound to William Tanner of Collumpton for
the sum of 300. 26th Mar. 1787. Printed sheet, blank adjoining leaf, small
folio with details in MS, signed by Wolferstan and two witnesses, with seal.
Some browning due to damp |
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River
Taw NOTICE TO THE MAYOR Aldermen and Burgesses fo the Borough of Barnstaple from
Thomas Law advising them he will indict anyone who encroaches upon the River
due to the proposed new road 'which is to occupy a portion of and encroach
upon the present Waterway'. 1837 and 1845. Manuscript on one side of foolscap
sheet, signed, 3rd June 1845.. together with Receipt for Chief Rent paid by
Law to the Council of Barnstaple as Lord of the Manor of Castle Court, 1837,
signed by Mayor and Treasurer. |
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