Devon 502-601

Û	Devon 402-501
Ü	Devon 602-700

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

502

1815

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MUSBURY: Conveyance of a cottage in the manor or Musbury, Devon, between, Rev George Tucker of Uplyme, Lord of the Manor of Musbury and Robert Rockell of Musbury, carpenter. Dated 1 November 1815 in the 56th year of the reign of King George III Property: A cottage with outhouse in the occupation of Robert Rockett in Musbury. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy toning and flakey text in places. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Tucker

Rockell

Rockett

503

1816

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HONITON: Assignment of a house and lands called Roebuck in Honiton, Devon, between, Richard Brown of Honiton, John Snook of Wellington, Woolcomber and Samuel Stevens of Axminster, Esquire. Dated 17 October 1816 in the 56th year of the reign of King George III Property: All that messuage or tenement called Kitts Oak otherwise Roebuck otherwise Kentisbeers; parcels of pasture belonging to the house; lands called the Furze Close, Great Close, Westmoor, Green Close, Star Cross, all within the manor of Batteshorne and parish of Honiton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Brown

Snook

Stevens

504

1851

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AXMINSTER, SMALBRIDGE: Mortgage of a cottage at Smalbridge, Axminster, Devon, between, William Carter of Chardstock, husbandman and Ann Dunning. Includes Solicitor's Accounts on paper. Dated 22 February 1851 Property: All that cottage with garden and orchard at Smalbridge, Axminster. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Toning and flakey ink marking. Some sections difficult to read. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Carter

Dunning

505

1838

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AXMINSTER: Lease of a tape factory in Axminster, Devon, between, Samuel Ramson Whitty of Axminster, Gent, John Rowe of Ash, Musbury, Yeoman and Thomas Whitty-Hallett of Axminster, Gent. Dated 29th February 1838 Property: All that house workshop factory and bleaching ground now used as a tape factory in Axminster. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 60 cm

Ramson

Rowe

Whitty-Hallett

506

1828

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HONITON: Lease of the Turks Head Inn, Bowoods and Waldron's grounds in Honiton, Devon, between, Francis Stevens of Sidmouth, gent, Thomas Coombe of Tunbridge Wells, yeoman and Robert Coombe of Ottery St Mary, yeoman. Dated 24 March 1828 Property: All that tenement in Honiton called Turks Head and Bowood comprising a house known by the sign of the Turk's Head; 2 fields called Turks Head Meadow and the Hill Close. Three fields called Waldrons Ground or Yeolands and Bucklands. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Stevens

Coombe

507

1810

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AXMINSTER: Assignment of a term of mortgage between, William Throckmorton of Lincolns Inn, Esquire, Bernard Edward Honard of Fornham, Esquire, Sir John Throckmorton of Buckland, Baronet, Francis Grubb Stevens of Axminster, Esquire and John Daniel of Axminster, Currier. Signatures of Sir John Throckmorton Dated 31 May 1810 in the 50th year of the reign of King George III Property: All that messuage or tenement called Nether Fursley or Fursley Gore with 90 acres of land with many named closes, all in the manor of Axminster. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Throckmorton

Honard

Stevens

Daniel

508

1922

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ANTIQUE DEED Carmarthen Monmouth MORESLEY > TEMPLE 1922 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE V - 84 YEARS OLD

BETWEEN WALTER HALLIDAY MORESLY OF 2 HARE COURT TEMPLE IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE BARRISTER AT LAW, WILLIAM LAWRENCE LEONARD BELL OF TEMPLE GARDENS BARRISTER AT LAW AND THE REVEREND RICHARD EDWARD LEIGH OF CROFTON VICARAGE IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS OF THE FIRST PART COUTTS AND CO OF THE STRAND IN COUNTY OF LONDON OF THE SECON PART, BEATRICE MAUD DAVIES BERRINGTON OF PARK HOMER WIMBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET OF THE THIRD PART TREVOR DOUGLAS DAVIES BERRINGTON OF HOLLY BANK BUDLEIGH SALTERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON OF THE FOURTH PART ARTHUR BIRD OF THE GRANGE GREAT BOOKHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIFTH PART AND GRENVILLE NEWTON TEMPLE OF BISHOPSTROW HOUSE NEAR WARMINSTER IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS OF THE SIXTH PART.

SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN WITH MORTGAGES BEING THE RECONVEYANCE OF THE PREMISES COMPRISED IN THE SEVERAL MORTGAGES WITHIN MENTIONED ON THE REAL ESTATE OF ARTUR DAVIES BERRINGTON DECEASED COMPRISED IN PART ONE OF THE SCHEDULE TO THE TRUST DEED OF 1888 AND ON THE UNSOLD PARTS OF THE HEREDITAMENTS COMPRISED IN PART THREE OF THE SAME SCHEDULE IMPRESSED COMMON SEAL OF COUTTS BANK NICE OLD FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 10 INS X 16 INS . ON 10 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS

Moresly

Bell

Leigh

Berrington

Bird

Temple

509

1863

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Vellum Indenture - 1863 Deed - Devon A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 64 cm x 53 cm approx A Covenant to Produce Deeds dated 1 May 1863 with Schedule of Deeds Parties: George HARDY, Commercial Traveller, of the City of Exeter to John Haddy JAMES, Surgeon, of Exeter Names mentioned in Schedule of Deeds: William Collisson, Frances Lydia Huxham, John Huxham, John Browne Cove Huxham, Frances Harley James, Henry James, James Smith Kingdon, John Eyre Kingdon, Joseph Francis Kingdon, Thomas Kingdon Kingdon, John Henry MacKenzie, Isabella Stephens Rookes, Vice Chancellor Sir John Stuart, John Cove Thorne, Mary Thorne, Arthur Whipham, Frances Stephens Whipham, William John Whyte Document signed by: George Hardy Witnesses: George Frederick Truscott Condition: Ink is a little feint, otherwise quite good

Hardy

James

Collisson

Huxham

Kingdon

MacKenzie

Rookes

Stuart

Thorne

Whipham

Whyte

Truscott

510

1820

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SOUTH TAWTON: Lease of Peards House in South Tawton, Devon, between Thomas Stanbury of South Zele, Woolcomber and John Arscott of South Zele, Chandler. Dated 20 March 1820 in the 1st year of the reign of King George IV Property: A meadow and garden in South Zele in the parish of South Tawton called Peard's House and Peards Acre. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy toning. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 60 cm

Stanbury

Arscott

511

1801

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HOLLACOMBE: Release of Hayne Moor in Hollacombe, Devon, between John Bidlake Herring Clobery of Penheale, Esquire, Henry Gawler of Lincolns Inn, William Brown of Hayne Moor, Yeoman and Hugh Cann of Holdsworth, Gent. Dated 26 December 1801 in the 42nd year of the reign of King George III Property: A farm called Hayne Moor in Hollacombe with 50 acres of land. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Clobery

Gawler

Brown

Cann

512

1858

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HOLLACOMBE: Mortgage of lands in Hollacombe, Devon, between John Reed of Abbotts Bickington, Gent, Thomas Brown of Hollacombe, Gent, Rev. Charles Wellington Furse of Halsdon House, Dolton, Clerk, William Johnson Fellow of Kings College Cambridge and acting Master of Eton College, Rev. John Kempe of Fowey, Clerk, William Honeywood of Chilton Lodge, Esquire, Robert Charles Whyte of Instow, Captain in the Royal Navy and James Frederick Delmar of Stratton, Gent. Signatures of William Johnson and Rev. Charles Wellington Furse. Dated 5 November 1858 Property: A messuage called North Headon with lands; A messuage called Hollacombe Town Estate; Parcels of land called The Backside, Undertown Meadow, Out Park, Longland and Bromb Close; All being in the parish of Hollacombe. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

William Johnson Cory (1823-1892), English schoolmaster and author, son of Charles Johnson of Torrington, Devonshire, was born on the 9th of January 1823. He was educated at Eton and King's College, Cambridge. At Cambridge he gained the chancellor's medal for an English poem on Plato in 1843, and the Craven Scholarship in 1844. In 1845, after graduating at the university, he was made an assistant master at Eton, where he remained for some twenty-six years. He has been called "the most brilliant Eton tutor of his day." He had a great influence on his pupils, and he defended the Etonian system against the criticism of Matthew James Higgins. In 1872, having inherited an estate at Halsdon and assumed the name of Cory, he left Eton. He married late in life, and after four years spent in Madeira he settled in 1882 at Hampstead. He died in June 1892. He proved his genuine lyrical power in a publication called Ionica (1858), which was republished with some additional poems in 1891. He also produced Lucretilis (1871), a work on the writing of Latin verses; Iophon (1873), on Greek Iambics; and Guide to Modern History from 1815 to 1835 (1882). Extracts from the Letters and Journals of William Cory, which contains much paradoxical and suggestive criticism, were edited by F.W. Cornish and published by private subscription in 1897.

Charles Wellington Johnson Furse (1821-1900) brother of William Johnson Cory, who, on the death of his father in 1854, took the name of Furse, was canon and archdeacon of Westminster from 1894 till his death. The artist Charles 'Wellington Furse, A.R.A. (1868-1904), was a son of Archdeacon Furse.

Reed

Brown

Furse

Johnson

Kempe

Honeywood

Whyte

Delmar

513

1892

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ANTIQUE DEED Shoreditch New River HADDEN > WEST ENGLAND INSURANCE 1892- guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 114 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN HADDEN DOUGLAS-WILLAN OF LEA HURST DOVER IN THE COUNTY OF KENT OF THE FIRST PART JAMES SHOLTO CURWEN DOUGLAS-WILLAN OF LEA HURST DOVER LATE A COMMISSARY GENERAL IN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY OF THE SECON PART AND THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES HENRY ROLLE HEEPBURN STUART FORBES TREFUSIS BARON CLINTON AND SAYE OF HEANTON SATCHVILLE IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR THOMAS DYKE ACLAND OF KILLERTON IN THE SAME COUNTY BARONET AND THE RIGHT HONORABLE SIR MASSEY LOPES OF MARISTOW IN THE SAME COUNTY BARONET THE TRUSTEES OF THE SECOND CLASS OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF REVISIONARY INTEREST IN HEREDITAMENTS in SHOREDITCH and in certain NEW RIVER shares to secure £4000 (The New River is a man-made waterway in England, opened in 1613 to supply London with fresh drinking water taken from the River Lea and from springs and wells along its course). NICE OLD FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 12 INS X 18 INS . ON 5 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEAL

Douglas-Willan

Trefusis

Acland

Lopes

514

1914

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A double-sided sheet which looks as though it has been used as a draft for letters. On one side it has an unsigned receipt for a legacy under the will of Ephraim Yeo to the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women dated 1914. Other names metnioned: Frederick Kirby, Thomas William Culling, Matthew John Poole, Sydney P. Pope (Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital). It is on "Southern Cross Fine Quality" watermarked paper.

Yeo

Kirby

Culling

Poole

Pope

515

1584/5

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

Edmund Prideaux lease to Peter Edgecumbe of the Manor of Withenowe in Devon and Cornwall, D.s. “John Prideaux”, manuscript on vellum, folds, yellowed, 10th February 1584/85; and 7 others, deeds relating to Devon, v.s., v.d. (8 pieces)

Prideaux

Edgecumbe

516

1649

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

Strangways ( Sir John, Royalist in the civil war, d. 1666) Indenture, sale of land and property in North Horton, Devon by Strangways to Stephen Berry, for the sum of £130, D.s. “JStrangways 1649”, manuscript on vellum, wax seal, folds, slightly yellowed, 485 x 710mm., 26th March 1649.
Strangways, father of Giles Strangways (1615-75), Royalist and politician. “Taken prisoner with his brother-in-law at the fall of Sherborne Castle (1645), he [Giles] spent nearly three years in the Tower with Wortley and other leading Cavaliers until his father paid the maximum delinquincy fine of £10,000.” - (DNB).This document is undoubtedly part of Sir John’s fundraising effort.

Strangways

Berry

517

1676

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

Collection of indentures relating to property in Plymouth, including: Indenture, agreement between William Allen, apothecary, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, and George Hill, relating to property in Heynes Lane Plymouth, lacks seals, 430 x 540mm., 25th May 1676; and a quantity of others, Plymouth, Ds.s., mostly manuscripts on vellum, folds, some soiling and yellowing, v.s., v.d., seventeenth - nineteenth centuries (c. 35 pieces)

Allen

Hill

518

1683

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

Ermington Hundred Harford P[ar]ish/The Pr[e]sentm[en]ts of the Con[ta]bles and Churchwarden..., D.s., manuscript, 1p., folds, slightly browned, remargined, sm. 4to, 20th July 1683; and 2 others, indentures relating to Devon, v.s., v.d. (3 pieces)
First mentioned: “We present Mrs. ffrances Savery the wife of Christopher Savery... for absenting from our p[ar]ish church in time of divine service for foure Sundayes last part... .”

Savery

519

1781-1839

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

Hodge family ( apothecaries/surgeons of Sidmouth & Stokes family of Aylesbeare ) Papers and correspondence, relating to several members of the Hodge & Stokes families, including: Thomas Stokes, John Hodge, Thomas Stokes Hodge & Benjamin Hodge, manuscripts including Ds.s., deeds, notes of hand, on paper and vellum, framed autograph note signed by Sir John Conroy and sealed, appointing Hodge “to be Apothecary to their Royal Highnesses at Sidmouth” (Duchess of Kent and the future Queen Victoria), 29th December 1819, framed commission appointing Thomas Hodge in the Sidmouth Volunteers, 6th September 1798, framed certificate enrolling Benjamin Hodge in the Royal College of Surgeons, 7th June 1839, other items including: 3 oil portaits (1 a portrait of Benjamin Terry Hodge by Robert C. Leslie & another a portrait of Thomas Hodge as a child holding a dog by John Wright, Titchfield Street, London, 1781), 1 daguerrotype portrait, 1 ambrotype portrait, glass broken (both cased) of members of the Hodge family, handkerchief with embroidered initials BTH, mostly housed in a large 19th century oak deed box, metal side handles, lacks inset metal plaque on lid, v.s., v.d., [eighteenth - nineteenth centuries] (qty)
Mostly relating to family property, marriages and finance.
Sir John Conroy, first Baronet (1786-1854), courtier, comptroller of the Duchess of Kent’s household. Tried on several occasions to coerce Princess Victoria, future Queen Victoria, to appoint him as her private secretary.

Hodge

Stokes

520

1861

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NORTHAM: Conveyance of several closes of land in Northam, Devon, between James Baker of Chelmsford, Builder, Henry Hay of Chelmsford, Law Clerk, William Yeo of Richmond House, Northam, Esquire and Robert Easton Yelland of Bideford, Banker. Dated 24 June 1861 Property: A field or close called Broada Park of 6 acres; A piece of land lately fenced off at the North end of a field called East Hill; all in the parish of Northam, part of a messuage called Knapp. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Baker

Hay

Yeo

Yelland

521

1897

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1897 The Last Will and Testament of Charles Boileau Templer. When he died he was living in Handel House, Hill Road Clevedon, in the county of Somerset, formerley of the Belgrave Hotel, Torquayin the county of Devon, "I appoint Alexander C. Coutts Trotter of Bush Milton Bridge, N.B." and his wife Alice Templer as executors of the will, leaving two £1,000 legacies two his nieces, and the residue to his wife. The neices were Mary Cooper, widow of William Marsh Cooper late of her Majesties Consular service, China, and Ada Scott, wife of Benjamin George Scott, also of her Majesties Consular service in China. He also leaves "jewellery, watches, clocks, ..pictures, prints, books, plate, plates.."etc. to his wife. On the back of the document are a number of company stamps, indicating that he had a number of exotic investments, such as "The Oriental Gas Company Limited", "The Jokai (Assam) Tea Co. Ld"and the " The Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company". Witnesses were Briscoe Hooper of Torquay and J.C.Shobbrook, his clerk. The seal is present and grant of probate is attatched. Condition is good. Dimensions approx 370mm. by 595mm

Templer

Trotter

Cooper

Scott

Hooper

Shobbrook

522

1814

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HOLLACOMBE: Lease of Hayne Farm in Hollacombe, Devon, between William Brown of Hollacombe, Gent, Hugh Cann of Holsworthy, Gent and Thomas Brown of Hollacombe, Gent. Dated 11 March 1814 Property: All that farm called Hayne or Hayne Moor in Hollacombe. Also several closes of land of 56 acres. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 55 cm

Brown

Cann

523

1770

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This is an old Lease or rent agreement for a shop in Modbury Devon between a Mary Phillips spinster & Susanna Gee also a spinster. It is dated 10th August 1770. I think it is about the rent of a shop for 5 shillings a year. It has a seal & is signed by Mary Phillips. It was witnessed and signed by Richard Bishop & William Pulliblank. The document is in very good condition

Phillips

Gee

Bishop

Pulliblank

524

1894

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The assignment of leasehold premises known as No.22 Fleet Street, Torquay and an undivided moiety of other leasehold premises known as No.24 in same street. Between Mary Elizabeth Tapley Hayward - Albert Joseph Davey - Fanny Davey - Thomas Samuel Weeks - Edith Mary Tapley Hayward - Fanny Herbert and John Sydney Hayward. 3 pages Dated 8th November 1894 Seven red seals with clear signatures Clear writing with no marking or staining Folded four times Approx. overall size: 28-3/4" x 22-3/4" From the image, the assignment was from Mr Thos S Weeks and others to Miss E M T Hayward, Mrs Fanny Herbert and Mr John S Hayward.

Hayward

Davey

Weeks

Herbert

525

1853

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Indenture between Richard Walter (West Putford) to William Walter (West Putford). Conveyance of Premises in West Putford, Devon., parts of North Silworthy Estate Dated 21st February 1853 Two red seals with clear signatures One other signature Folded six times Some water staining and age related wear & tear Approx. overall size: 30-1/2" x 24"

Walter

526

1853

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Indenture between Richard Walter Jr. (West Putford) to William May (East Putford). Futher Charge on Church Town Barton in West Putford and Shephard's Tenement in Sutcombe for securing two hundred and fifty pounds and interest. Dated 12th July 1853 Two red seals with clear signatures Two other signatures Folded six times Some water staining and age related wear, tear & marking Approx. overall size: 29-1/4" x 22"

Walter

May

527

1894

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Indenture between William Bland / Jane Tapley Bland (Normanton) - Henry Hamlyn Hosking / Eva Wilkinson Hosking (Bradford) - Robert Pashley (Rotherham) - Mary Burton (Leeds) - Florence Eliza Pearson / George Pearson (Normanton) - Thomas Rossiter Burton (nr Normanton) - Charles Herbert Burton (Normanton) & Thomas Samuel Weeks (Torquay). Deed giving power of sale to Mr. T S Weeks over premises known as No.21 Fleet Street, Torquay and over an undivided moiety of other premises known as No. 24 Fleet Street aforsaid. Dated 20th April 1894 17 written sides plus a fold-out plan Eleven red seals with clear signatures Two other signatures Folded once, but it has previously been folded again Some light staining and age related marking Approx. overall size:18-1/2" x 12"

Bland

Hosking

Pashley

Burton

Pearson

Weeks

528

1894

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Indenture between Thomas Samuel Weeks (Torquay) and Edith Mary Tapley Hayward (Torquay) - Fanny Herbert (Gloucester) - John Sydney Hayward (Torquay). Assignment of leasehold premises known as No.21 Fleet Street, Torquay and an undivided moiety of other leasehold premises known as No.24 in same street. Dated 12th November 1894 5 written sides Four red seals with clear signatures Folded once, but it has previously been folded again No stains or marking Approx. overall size: 15-3/4" x 10"

Weeks

Hayward

Herbert

529

1907

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A 4 page vellum indenture dated 25th November 1907 relating to a Settlement between Rose Grieveson of the Dominican Convent of St. Rose of Lima, Stroud, Gloucestershire, Thomas Grieveson of Elmwood, Torquay, Devon (esq.) and The Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation. Earlier indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1870 Thomas Grieveson, Annie Fanny Roncy, John Miller Grant and Henry John Grieveson and Sylvia Grieveson (sister of Rose). It has two seals and signatures + the large seal of the Royal Exchange with the signatures of two directors and the Secretary. There are five revenue stamps and two witness signatures. Has been folded.

Grieveson

Roncy

Grant

530

1849

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Vellum Indenture - 1849 Deed - Lansdowne Terrace, Exeter A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 72 cm x 54 cm approx being an Assignment of a house, No 7 Lansdowne Terrace, Holy Trinity, Exeter dated 6 September 1849 Parties: John FORD, plumber, of Exeter to William FORD, machinist, of Castle Hill, Devon Other names mentioned include: Robert Fisher, Joyce Kennaway, John Potter Document signed by: John Ford, William Ford Witnesses: Charles Godfrey, William Godfrey Condition: Slight browning with age and staining to the outside, otherwise good

Ford

Fisher

Kennaway

Potter

Godfrey

531

1687

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This is a vellum indenture 1687 between a John Langdon of Holcombe Rogus , Devon and a John Brooks of Morebath Devon it contains a seal and is in first class condition.

Langdon

Brooks

532

1854

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Vellum Document Dated 1/4/1854 Exeter. Between Dorcas Wale and Robert John Hayne Other names: George Blackmore. This document is a married womans deed from the Reign of his Late Majesty King William IV. And was sworn at: Exeter. In front of Edward Richard Crudge Campion and William Lambert Attorneys in the Court of Exeter of the Queens Bench.

Wale

Hayne

Blackmore

Campion

Lambert

533

1872

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An Indenture of Lease dated the 14th September 1872 in the Reign of Queen Victoria written on Parchment and made between Hannah Price of Longbrook Street Exeter Devon Widow of the one part and Henry White of Axminster Devon Grocer of the other part The property being a dwellinghouse and shop situate in Victoria Place Axminster which became vested in the said Henry White for the term of 5 years at an annual rent of Twenty Five Pounds. The Deed is in excellent condition and measures 30 inches by 22 inches. It has 2 wax seals and is signed by both parties

Price

White

534

1825

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ANTIQUE DEED Marriage Contract Nottingham ROBINSON 1825 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE IV - 181 YEARS OLD BEING THE DEED OF SETTLEMENT MADE ON THE INTENDED MARRIAGE OF MISS ROBINSON WITH JAMES SALTER BARTLETT ESQUIRE- A VERY IMPORTANT FAMILY DOCUMENT ON THE FAMILY HISTORY OF THE ROBINSON - BARTLETT'S ON SEVEN LARGE SHEETS OF VELLUM CONCERNING ESTATES AND SHARED LAGACIES WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE MANOR OF WIDMERPOOL. TO INCLUDE REFERENCE TO RICHARD ARKWRIGHT TAKEN TO BE OF THE FAMOUS MILL OWNING FAMILY OF CROMFORD DERBYSHIRE A TRUSTEE IN THE DEALINGS OF THE ESTATE. BETWEEN MARY CATHERINE ROBINSON LATE OF THE PARISH OF LINBY IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BUT NOW RESIDING AT TORQUAY IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON SPINSTER OF THE ONE PART JAMES SALTER BARTLETT OF TORQUAY AFORESAID SURGEON OF THE SECOND PART FREDERICK ROBINSON OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM BANKER OF THE THIRD PART AND JAMES ROBINSON OF CHESTERFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY BANKER AND GEORGE ROBINSON OF MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM ESQUIRE OF THE FOURTH PART. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX SEALS

Robinson

Bartlett

Arkwright

535

1836

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AN Indenture of Release dated the 29th December 1836 and made between Francis Gill of Axminster Devon Grocer and Catharine his wife of the first part George Hone of the same place and Mary his wife and James Phippen of Kilmington Grocer and Ann his wife Samuel Strong Gamis of Axminster Draper and Hannah his wife of the Second Part Ince Gamis of Yeovil Toy Dealer of the Third part and William Porter of Yeovil Bookseller of the fourth part All That the site of a messuage dwellinghouse shop and premises situate on Castle Hill at Axminster in the County of Devon and near the Market Place there lately destroyed by fire Which said dwellinghouse was bounded on the north by the public Street on the South by the Stables of the 'Bell Inn' now also burt down. The Indenture actually comprises of 2 Indentures and altogether 3 parchments. The Documents are in excellent condition and all readable. There are 12 wax seals at the foot and the Document is signed by all parties to the parchments, The largest parchment measures 30 inches by 24 inches and the smallest Indenture measures 24 inches by 15 inches.

Gill

Hone

Phippen

Gamis

Porter

536

1860

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An Indenture of Conveyance dated the the 5th day of June 1860 made Between Henry Parker of Churston Ferrers in the County of Devon Miller of the one part and Robert Tucker of Ashburton in the County of Devon Gentleman of the other part The Indenture purported to convey the premises situate at Upper Brixham Devon with the gardens and orchards and buildings and formerly known as 'Brixhams Tenement' and situated and bounded on the North by the Road leaving from Brixham to Dartmouth qnd on the east by a property then in the occupation of Mr Baddeley on the West by property then belonging to Mrs Wallace and on the South by property then belonging to William Green And Also All That field or close of land containing 1 acre 2 roods and 24 perches and commonly known by the name of 'Wishing' bounded on the North by a road leading from Burton Street to Berryhead The Document also conveys several other premises and land. The Deed is written on 2 pages of parchment and is in excellent condition. It has a wax seal at the foot and is signed by Henry Parker. The Deed measures 28 inches by 23 inches

Parker

Tucker

Baddeley

Wallace

Green

537

1818

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HONITON: Lease of the Turk's Head, Bowood and Waldrons Grounds in Honiton, Devon, between Francis Stevens of Sidmouth, Gent and William Drake of Grays Inn Square, Gent. Dated 8 July 1818 Property: The Turks Head of Bowood with lands of 8 acres, and other lands called Waldron's grounds or Yeolands and Bucklands of 13 acres, situate in the manor or Battishorne, Arundell and Battishorne Poulett, in the parish of Honiton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Medium toning. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 60 cm

Stevens

Drake

538

1794

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AXMINSTER: Counterpart of a lease of lands in Fursley, Axminster, Devon, between Mary Guise of Fursley, Axminster, Widow and Right Hon. Robert Edward Lord Petre Baron of Writtle. Dated 5 March 1794 in the 34th year of the reign of King George III Property: A messuage or tenement called Nether Fursley and 40 acres land including several closes called Fursley and the Gore, of 60 acres, all within the parish and manor of Axminster. Medium: Printed with Manuscript insertions in English on paper. Condition: Some light staining, otherwise good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 63 cm

Guise

Petre

539

1814

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HONITON: Release of a farm in Honiton, Devon, between Samuel Stevens of Axminster, Gent, James Hine of Middle Temple, Gent and John Daniel of Axminster, Currior. Dated 19 November 1814 Property: All that farm called Hitts Oak or Roebuck with several closes of land of 41 acres in the manor of Battishorne in the parish of Honiton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Stevens

Hine

Daniel

540

1864

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Approx 13 inch by 8 inch original document which I think is purchase of land etc at Yelverton Devon for William Taylor Thomas from Mr parkinson and the some of £2943 has been paid to the Bank of England and the first page has a 1 shilling & 4 pence stamp. The 2nd page is dated 2nd August 1964, 3rd page 23rd december 1873 and mentions the Sidmouth Railway Company, last page dated 15th August 1864. Central crease o/w overall very good condition.

Thomas

Parkinson

541

1873

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An Indenture of Conveyance dated the 15th day of February 1873 made Between Hannah Price of Eldon Place in the Parish of Saint David in the County of the City of Exeter of the first part John Trask of Montacute in the County of Somerset and also of Fairfield House Westbury in the County of Wilts Esquire and George Westlake Mitchell formerly of Axminster in the County of Devon Wine Merchant and also of Taunton in the County of Somerset of the Second part and Henry White of Axminster aforesaid Grocer of the third part The Conveyance purported to convey All That dwellinghouse shop yard and premises situate on Castle Hill near the Market Place Axminster and a further dwellinghouse situate near the Shambles Axminster erected and Built by Samuel Strong Gamis And Also All that piece of land used by both messuages upon which stood a dwellinghouse since burnt down and situate at the rear of the 2 dwellinghouses The Indenture is a Double parchment Deed and is in excellent condition and measures 29 inches by 23 inches. It is signed by 3 parties and has wax seals at the foot

Price

Trask

Mitchell

White

Gamis

542

1860

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An Indenture of Conveyance and Assignment made the 5th day of June 1860 made Between Henry Parker of Churston Ferrers in the County of Devon Miller of the first part Sarah Ann Perry of Dartmouth in the said County Widowof the second part Arthur Bailey Harris of Dartmouth Esquire and Thomas Lamacrate Stapledon sometime since of Dartmouth but now of Shoreham in the County of Sussex of the third part and Philip Neyle Cornish of Totnes in the County of Devon Gentleman of the fourth part The Indenture contains 3 parchments and purports to transfer 2 fields containing together 4 acres of land commonly known by the name of 'Ray Barnes' lying near to Burton Street on the Road leading to Berryhead together with the Barns Nursery and Tallett standing thereon The Deed is in good condition. The first page of the parchment is a bit worn in two of the creases (photos show) but still readable. The Document has 5 wax seals and is signed by the parties

Parker

Perry

Harris

Stapledon

Cornish

543

1889

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Vellum Indenture - 1889 Deed - Dawlish, Devon A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 70 cm x 49.5 cm approx being a Reconveyance of No 11 King Street, a messuage, grocers shop, offices and courtlage, formerly a blacksmiths shop and yard, in the parish and town of Dawlish, Devon dated 7 February 1889 Parties: Blanche Elizabeth WESTLAKE of Exeter; Frank Windham WESTLAKE of Exeter; Frederick WESTLAKE of Plymouth; William WESTLAKE of Exeter Other names mentioned include: Francis Beer Westlake, Francis Hole Westlake, William Westlake Document signed by: Blanche Elizabeth Westlake, Frederick Westlake Witnesses: R H Westlake of Wimbledon, W A Caunter of Exeter Condition: Good

Westlake

Caunter

544

1865

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VERY RARE Benjamin Disraeli Signed Indenture 1865 Fantastic opportunity to purchase a very rare indenture, signed by The Right Honourable Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield (1804-1881), Conservative Prime Minister 1868 & 1874-1880 "Assignment of a Leasehold dwelling house and premises known as Mount Braddon in Torquay Devon. Signed sealed and delivered by the ..... Benjamin Disraeli in the presence of William Lovell 26 Charles Street, St James, London" Sum of £2500 Dated 27th April 1865 Excellent condition Measures 26" x 21" Material is very thick waxy parchment, has 2 red wax seals. From the image the assignee was the Revd. S or J B......? Stuart.

Disraeli

Lovell

Stuart

545

1800