Devon 602-700
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Devon 502-601 |
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Lot No. |
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602 |
1786 |
2529 |
EXETER, ST. MARY MAJOR: Conveyance of a cottage in
St. Mary Major, Exeter, Devon, between William Halse
of St. Mary Major, Wine Cooper and Richard Tozer of
Exeter, Gent. Dated 19 August 1786 in the 26th year of the reign of King
George III Property:
All that cottage with garden plot in Strangs Court
at the Lower End of Rocks Lane in the parish of St. Mary Major, Exeter.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
50 by 75 cm |
Halse |
Cooper |
Tozer |
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603 |
1758 |
2531 |
PLYMTREE: Mortgage
of Ford Moore Farm in Plymtree, Devon, between
William Wright of Cullompton, Gent, Henry Westron of Uffculme, Gent, Ann
Ford of Plymtree, Spinster, Rebecca Lipppincott of Wellington, Spinster and Henry Lippincott
of Culmstock, Deceased. Dated 29 September 1758 in
the 32nd year of the reign of King George II Property: A capital house and
farm called Ford Moore in Plymtree; another
tenement called Westcotts; one called Skinners; all
in Plymtree. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 80 cm |
Wright |
Westron |
Ford |
Lippincott |
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604 |
1798 |
2532 |
PINN: Lease
of a house and farm called Pin Court in Pinn,
Devon, between John James Cook of Maidstone, Gent, Dorothy Kirkham, Thomas Holmyard of St. David, William Lincombe
of Topsham, Mariner and James Hine of Exeter, Gent. Dated 25 January 1798 in
the 38th year of the reign of King George III Property: All that capital messuage, farm and Demesne lands called Pin Court or Pinhoe in the parish of Pinn.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 50 by 70 cm |
Cook |
Kirkham |
Holmyard |
Lincombe |
Hine |
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605 |
1794 |
2533 |
WHITESTONE:
Lease of Wreyfords cottage in Whitestone,
Devon, between Thomas Pearce of Bath, Surveyor of the Turnpike Roads, James Topp of St. Thomas the Apostle, Yeoman and Richard Rice
of Newton St. Cyres, Yeoman. Dated 8 January 1794
in the 34th year of the reign of King George III Property: A cottage, garden and
orchard called Wreyfords in Whitestone. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and mild toning.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by
50 cm |
Pearce |
Topp |
Rice |
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606 |
1738 |
2534 |
COLSTOCK, PAYHEMBURY: Conveyance of a cottage and herb garden at Colstock in Payhembury, Devon,
between Hannah Bonifant of Payhembury,
Widow and John Gatty of Payhembury,
Husbandman. Dated 2 August 1738 in the 12th year of the reign of King George II Property: A
cottage which contains two ground rooms and one chamber situate near Colstock in Payhembury, with a
herb garden to the West. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Bonifant |
Gatty |
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607 |
1762 |
2535 |
PINN: Conveyance
of 2 cottages and lands in Pinn, Devon, between
Mary Pyke of Exeter, Spinster, Sarah Pyke of Exeter, Spinster, Richard Pyke
of Exeter, Mariner deceased and Richard Tapley of Pinhoe, Carpenter. Dated 11 June 1762 in the 2nd year of
the reign of King George III Property: A cottage where Elizabeth
Hooper formerly dwelt of 2 rooms called Old Linney,
another cottage and a close called Green Park; a well for taking of water;
all in Pinn. 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 |
Pyke |
Tapley |
Hooper |
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608 |
1791 |
ebay |
Indenture Dated 1791 Know All To Men By These
Presents That I Thomas Lane Of Coffleet In Devon Esquire Have Remified
Releases fore Ever Quit **** And By These Presents
*** Release And Fore Ever Quit Claim Unto Bartholomew Steel Of Dawlish In The
Said County A Gent This Item Is On Parchment Paper In Old English Some Of The Item Is Difficult To Decipher
Hand And Part Printed Waxed Seal |
Lane |
Steel |
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609 |
1824 |
ebay |
This is an
indenture between John Hooper and Richard Jarvis for a piece of land in
Linton Devon. It is on Velum and is
dated 3rd December 1824. It has a red seal and two revenue stamps, one on the
outside the other inside. As far as I can ascertain it is a genuine document.
The outside is faded but the inside is very readable. |
Hooper |
Jarvis |
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610 |
1777 |
2603 |
PAYHEMBURY: Conveyance of a house and herb garden
in Payhembury, Devon, between William Bennett of
Exeter, Maltster, Mary Mathews of Colestock, Honiton and Henry Mathews of Honiton, Yeoman.
Dated 22 August 1777 in the 17th year of the reign of King George III Property: A
dwelling house with orchard and herb garden in Payhembury.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
60 by 70 cm |
Bennett |
Mathews |
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611 |
1783 |
2604 |
EXETER: Lease of 2 houses in Exeter, Devon,
between The Custos and College of Vicars Choral of
the Choir of Exeter Cathedral and James Long of Exeter, Gent. Dated 15
December 1783 in the 24th year of the reign of King George III Property: Two
houses and gardens in Rock Lane, Exeter. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Long |
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612 |
1747 |
2605 |
OTTERY ST. MARY: Conveyance of several parcels of
land in Ottery St. Mary, Devon, between Elizabeth
Taylor of Ottery St. Mary, Spinster and Richard Stoford of Ottery St. Mary,
Parish Clerk. Dated 23 April 1747 in the 20th year of the reign of King
George II Property:
Several parcels of land near Tiphill Foot with a
barn, and another close called Longthorn. One close
called Three Corner Close near Woodford and one other called The Acre at Tiphill Lane. All within Ottery
St. Mary. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 50 by 60 cm |
Taylor |
Stoford |
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613 |
1774 |
2607 |
NEWTON ST. EYRES, PINHOE, SHOWBROOK: Power of
attorney for sale of houses and lands in Pinhoe,
Newton St. Eyres and Showbrook,
between Elizabeth McCray and John McCray. Dated 1 October 1774 Property: All that capital messuage or farm called Pincourt
in the parish of Pin or Pinhoe, and another farm
called Bidwell in the parish of Newton St. Eyres. A
messuage called No Mans
Land in Showbrook. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Moderate staining. Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 60 cm |
McCray |
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614 |
1745 |
2608 |
TEDBURN ST. MARY:
Lease of a house called Vinimilo in Tedburn St. Mary, Devon, between Paul Triggs
of Tedburn St. Mary, Mason, Rev. Edward Triggs of Tedburn St. Mary,
Clerk and Nicholas Williams of Tedburn St. Mary,
Yeoman. Dated 10 May 1745 in the 18th year of the reign of King George II Property: A messuage or tenement called Vinimilo,
part of the manor of Fairwood lying in Tedburn St. Mary. Also a close of land called Thorne Woodhill in Tedburn. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Moderate toning. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
40 by 50 cm |
Triggs |
Williams |
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615 |
1785 |
2609 |
PINHOE: Mortgage of Pin Court house in Pinhoe, Devon, between Mary Strong of Exeter, Widow,
George Strong of Exeter, Apothecary Deceased, Francis Kickham
of Bidwell and John Tincombe of Topesham,
Gent. Dated 4 February 1785 in the 25th year of the reign of King George III
Property: A capital house called Pin Court with 128 acres land in Pinhoe. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. |
Strong |
Kickham |
Tincombe |
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616 |
1759 |
2530 |
Marriage agreement relating to a sum of 200 Pounds
between John Sweet of Alphington, Thomas Bate of
Exeter, Druggist, Mary Sweet of Alphington, James
Sweet of Alphington, Gent and Joseph Chilcott of Ottery St. Mary,
Gent. None |
Bate |
Chilcott |
Sweet |
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617 |
1762 |
2606 |
Lease of a house in Exeter, Devon, between Mathew
Hopping of St. Andrews Holborn, Shoemaker, and Sarah his wife and Sarah Smith
of Walton in Old Radnor, Widow. A
house in the parish of Holy Trinity in Meeting House Lane in Exeter. |
Hopping |
Smith |
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618 |
1783 |
2604 |
Lease of 2 houses in Exeter, Devon, between The Custos and College of Vicars Choral of the Choir of
Exeter Cathedral and James Long of Exeter, Gent. Two houses and gardens in Rock Lane,
Exeter. |
Long |
Long |
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619 |
1786 |
2529 |
Conveyance of a cottage in St. Mary Major, Exeter,
Devon, between William Halse of St. Mary Major,
Wine Cooper and Richard Tozer of Exeter, Gent. All that cottage
with garden plot in Strangs Court at the Lower End
of Rocks Lane in the parish of St. Mary Major, Exeter. |
Halse |
Tozer |
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620 |
1822 |
2502 |
Mortgage of Peards Acres
and Peards House, South Zeal in South Tawton, Devon, between John Arscott
of South Zeal, Chandler and Mary Constant of South Zeal, Widow. A house and meadow called Peards House or Peards Acre in
South Zeal. |
Arscott |
Constant |
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621 |
1792 |
2501 |
Conveyance of Peards
House or Peards Acre, South Zeal, South Tawton, Devon, between Sampson Newbery of Bushey, Clerk and John Stanbury
of South Zeal, Sergemaker. All that house
with meadow called Peards Acre or Peards House in South Zeal. |
Newbery |
Stanbury |
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622 |
1863 |
2404 |
Conveyance of High Hayne and other Tenements in Beaworthy and Hollocombe,
Devon, between Charles Brown of Beaworthy, Yeoman
and John Oxenham of Whitchurch,
Yeoman. All that
farm called High Hayne in Beaworthy and a farm
called Beaworthy.
Also tenements called Daws Coppice, Martins
Tenements, Claw Bridge, Middle Croft, Little Claw Moor, Eden, North Town, Angle Town, all in Hollocombe. |
Brown |
Oxenham |
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623 |
1868 |
2403 |
Mortgage of Hayne estate in Hollocombe,
Devon, between Thomas Brown of Hollocombe, Gent,
Thomas Reed Brown of Holyrood House, Great Malvern,
Gent, John Hutchings of Blacktorrington, Gent,
Richard Foster, Thomas Goode, Thomas Simon Bolitho, Richard Foster Bolitho
and Richard Foster, Bankers. All that
Farm called Hayne or Hayne Moor in Hollacombe and
several other tenements called Hollocombe Town
Estate and Town Barton, Wester Down, Tower End,
Easter Downe, Sellicke,
The Backside and others. |
Bolitho |
Brown |
Foster |
Goode |
Hutchings |
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624 |
1838 |
2441 |
Conveyance of a Tape factory in Axminster, Devon, between Samuel Ramson
Whitty of Axminster,
Gent, John Rowe of Musbury, Yeoman, Martha Fowler
of Axminster, Deceased, Thomas Hallett
of Axminster and Charles Bond of Axminster, Gent. A
messuage or house with workshop or manufactory used
as a tape factory and bleaching ground in Axminster. |
Bond |
Fowler |
Hallett |
Rowe |
Whitty |
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625 |
1840 |
2451 |
Mortgage of Whitehall Close in Axminster,
Devon, between William Symes Pryer
of Axminster, Druggist and Rawlin
Mallock of Axminster,
Gent. A meadow called Whitehall Close
in Axminster and another close of pasture. |
Mallock |
Pryer |
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626 |
1848 |
2499 |
Further charge on Peards
House and Peards Acre in South Tawton,
Devon, between John Arscott of South Zeal, Chandler
and John Riddaway Luxmoore
of Hatherleigh, Gent. A dwelling house with meadow or garden in
South Tawton called Peards
House and Peards Acre. |
Arscott |
Riddaway Luxmoore |
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627 |
1841 |
2500 |
Transfer of mortgage of Peards
House in South Zeal, South Tawton, Devon, between
Richard Barons of St. Budeaux, Farmer, Mary Barons,
John Arscott of South Zeal, Chandler and Edward
Constant of St. Budeaux. All that house
with lands in South Zeal called Peards Acre or Peards House. |
Arscott |
Barons |
Constant |
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628 |
1784 |
2445 |
Lease of a Stable and Coach house in Axminster, Devon, between William Williams of Exeter,
Gent, John Clapcott of Winterbourne Whitchurch, Gent and William Clapcott
of Sturminster Marshall, Gent. A newly erected Stable and Coach house and
close of land in Axminster. |
Clapcott |
Williams |
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629 |
1803 |
2444 |
Assignment of a house and lands in Axminster, Devon, between Andrew Gamis
of Axminster, Carpenter, Leonard Peream Gamis of Axminster, Carpenter, William Symes
of Coaxdon, Tobacconist and Thomas Hallett of Axminster,
Merchant. A house on Chard Street, a
plot of land in Coom and one at Latihill,
all part of the manor of Harcomb in Axminster. |
Gamis |
Hallett |
Symes |
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630 |
1765 |
2721 |
HURLEY: Lease of many lands in Hurley, Berkshire,
between James Gayer of Rockbear, Doctor in
Divinity, Mary Gayer of Rockbear House, Widow and
William Williams of Exeter, Gent. Dated 11 January 1765 in the 5th year of
the reign of King George III Property: A house or tenement and
parcel of land lying in Lockmead of 16 acres, and
other lands called the Moors, Youngs Mead, the
Warren, Cherry Walk, Gravel Close, Pidgeon House
Field, Shepherd Field, Two Horse Leys, Little Bargmans
Field, Frogmill, and many others dispersed in the
common fields of Hurley, Berkshire. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Left hand margins tightly cropped to text, otherwise good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. 3 pages. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Gayer |
Williams |
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631 |
1809 |
ebay |
This is an old antique original handwritten "Last Will and
Testament" of a Devon man written in the Georgian period. The man
concerned was a Yeoman of Ilfracombe named John Huxtable.He was the owner of land, in Ilfracombe,
known as Row Borrow and Crow Borrow. The land and most of his estate were
bequeathed to two men;George
Heddon (His Son-in-Law) and George Huxtable(His Son). Three pages (20cm x 32.50cms) of
details are written in clear and legible writing.The
document is signed by John Huxtable and witnessed
by three persons listed as W. Mercer,Wm.Higher
and James Pearse Jr. The Will is dated 4th May 1809. Some creasing and foldmarks but generally very good condition for it's great age. |
Huxtable |
Heddon |
Mercer |
Higher |
Pearse |
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632 |
1395/6 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
222 |
Robert Deyehero, his
wife and daughter, quitclaim to Thomas Brook of land in Wycroft,
manuscript on vellum, soiled and slightly damp-stained, lacks wax seals, laid
down, 120 x 255mm., 1395/6; and 8 others including 4 medieval documents
relating to Wycroft, near Axminster,
browned, laid down, without seals (1 with partial seal), 1397, 1407, 1409 (
indenture grant of pasture by Thomas Brook relating to ?Castell)
& 1412, v.s. (9) |
Deyehero |
Brook |
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633 |
1503 |
Bloomsbury
6 Dec 2007 |
225 |
Henry VII ( King of England, 1457-1509).-
Devon. Exemplification, Fulk Prideaux
and John Bury, recovery of land in Fremington from
William & Anne Wyllemore, manuscript on vellum,
in Latin, hole in text, folds, remains of Privy Seal appended, with
substantial loss, but image strong, 305 x 440mm., 6th November 1503. Fremington, on
Taw estuary, three miles west of Barnstaple. |
Prideaux |
Bury |
Wyllemore |
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634 |
1624 |
Bloomsbury
6 Dec 2007 |
230 |
Worcestershire.- Bampfylde Family ( of Severne Stoke, Worcestershire and Poltimore,
Devon ) The Pedegre or Lyneall
Descent of Robert Bamfeild of Severnestoke
in the Countie of Worcester Esquier,
who is descended of A Second Brother of Bamfield of
Poltimore in... Devon..., manuscript roll on
vellum, 4 membranes, 2 figures of knights, a large watercolour coat of arms
at end and c. 60 hand-coloured coats of arms, stained and darkened at head,
some other slight soiling mostly to edges, c. 278 x 61cm.,
1624. I have saved a copy of the image. |
Bampfylde |
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635 |
1690 |
Bloomsbury
6 Dec 2007 |
232 |
Cromp (Laurence, Portcullis Pursuivant, d. 1710)
The Genealogie of the Antient
Family of Gould of Staverton... Devon. Shewing their Alliances to Severall
Noble Families, but in Particular to the Monks Dukes of Albermarle
and to the Petres Lds. Petre. Continued down to Edward Gould of Highgate in... Midd[lese]x, manuscript on
vellum, decorated in colours and gold, title and 27pp., some slight soiling
in places, modern ink signature of Cecil Hilton Monk Gould 1963 on blank
vellum leaf, ink note: “A Continuation of the Genealogy of the Gould
Family... 1777” tipped-in on front free endpaper, 19th century ink note on
fly-leaf, original red morocco, ornate gilt decoration, upper cover faded, a
little marked and rubbed, modern slip-case, folio, 1690. I have saved a copy
of the image. |
Cromp |
Gould |
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636 |
1633 |
Bloomsbury
6 Dec 2007 |
265 |
Wiltshire.- Seymour ( Sir Edward, politician, royalist Governor of
Dartmouth in 1643-5, a direct descendent of the Lord Protector, third
Baronet, of Berry Pomeroy in Devon, 1633-1708) [Register of tenants at Maiden
Bradley, Wiltshire], manuscript, 101pp. excluding blanks, 1f. loose, some ff.
slightly creased and stained, later annotations at beginning and 2 wax seals
at end and 1 on spine, original calf, a little scratched, later paper label
on spine, folio, 1633-[40]. |
Seymour |
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637 |
1820 |
2678 |
Assignment
of an estate called Hassendeal in Hollacombe, Devon, between William Riddaway
Alias Brown of Bratton, Clovelly, Yeoman and Thomas
Brown of Hayne, Gent. A house and
tenement called the Moiety of Hassendeal in Hollacombe together with lands called the Backside, the
Under Town Meadow, Out Parke,
Longland, Bromb Close and
North Close. |
Brown |
Riddaway Alias Brown |
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638 |
1839 |
ebay |
1839 Deed Indenture CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Midelton
Wyatt. This is an antique deed of covenants drawn up in the Reign of Queen
Victoria and being 169 years old. It records a transaction between John Midleton of Corfe in the County
of Somerset of the one part and Samuel Wyatt of Buckland Saint Mary of the
other part. Recording the further charge on a close or parcel of land called
Easter Broomlands and a parcel of meadow called Broadmead within the Manor of Churchstanton
in the county of Devon. This is a nice document and easy to read throughout -
with red wax seals and escutcheoned £1-10-0 revenue stamp. The size is 28
inches by 30 inches |
Midleton |
Wyatt |
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639 |
1855 |
ebay |
1855 Deed Indenture CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Pym > Wyatt. This is an
antique deed of mortgage drawn up in the Reign of Queen Victoria and being
153 years old. It records a transaction between Dan Pym and Samuel Pym of
Buckland Saint Mary in the County of Somerset of the one part and Robert
Wyatt of Yarcombe of Devon of the other part.
Recording the further charge on a close or parcel of land called Eastern Broomlands within the Manor of Churchstanton
in the county of Devon. This is a clean document and and
able to read throughout - with red wax seals and escutcheoned £0-7-6 revenue
stamp. The size is 28 inches by 30 inches |
Pym |
Wyatt |
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640 |
1826 |
ebay |
1826 Deed Indenture CHURCHSTAUNTON DEVON Wyatt > Barnes. This is an
antique deed of lease drawn up in the Reign of King George IV and being 182
years old. It records a transaction between Samuel Wyatt of Castle Farm the
Parish of Buckland St Mary in the County of Somerset of the one part and
Thomas Barnes of Hawkchurch in the County of Dorset
of the other part. Recording the lease on a dwelling house and meadow, two
closes called coal pit closes, pit closes plus other land at Middle Broomland .
This is a nice document and easy to read throughout - with red wax seals and
escutcheoned £0-15-0 revenue stamp. The size is 20 inches by 30 inches |
Wyatt |
Barnes |
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641 |
1809 |
ebay |
1809 Deed Indenture CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Morse > Wyatt. This is an
antique deed of covenants drawn up in the Reign of King George III and being
199 years old. It records a transaction between Denis Morse of Ashbuttle in the County of Somerset William Austen of Upollery in the county of Devon and Edward Frood of Churchstanton in the
county of Devon of the one part and Samuel Wyatt of Buckland Saint Mary of
the other part. Recording the lease on a house called Dyers and several
closes or parcels of land within the Manor of Churchstanton
in the county of Devon. This is a nice document and easy to read throughout -
with red wax seals and escutcheoned £1-10-0 revenue stamp. The size is 22
inches by 15 inches |
Morse |
Austen |
Frood |
Wyatt |
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642 |
1860 |
ebay |
1860 Indenture of Apprenticeship - Rope Maker, Plymouth Thomas Riddels with Consent of his Father to Orlando
Canning stamped 7th November 1860...and complete with Apprenticeship
Completion Letter dated February 13th 1868 |
Riddels |
Canning |
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643 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document.
Made on 28th February 1862. Made before Boulton
John Ford and Thomas William Gray from Exeter. For Susanna Dunning wife of Cuslow Sherbourne, Gentleman.
Between the above on first part and John Stone. Premises interested in Morehampstead in county of Devon. Deeds by married women persuant to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of
his late Majesty King William 4th \"An Act for the abolition of fines
and recoveries and for the substitution of more simple modes of assurance"
Also has a number 1124. Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Ford |
Gray |
Dunning |
Sherbourne |
Stone |
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644 |
1836,
1869 |
ebay |
This indenture dated the year 1836 beween
thomas snow of franklyn
in the parish of saint thomas the apostle in the
county of devon, francis godolphin bond of the city of exeter,a
captain in his majestys royal navy, william lake of
suddington devon it's very hard to read this kind of
writing, it has 3 pages in this
indenture of thomas snow, f g bond & geogre
cornwall, william lake, john lake & writing on
back with dates to 1865, seem's to be a family
will. After finding out more detail about this indenture,it
is 3 indentures, not one as first
stated & the main indenture is of the year 1836,another is of the year
1869 which is on the back of the main indenture & the other one is of the
year 1836, captain francis godolphin
bond of exeter
, devon could be the one made rear admiral in the year 1837 , where there is a signed signature saying sign, sealed
& delivered , the main indenture 1836 is beween
thomas snow, francis godolphin bond ,george cornall & john
lake, second indenture 1869 which is
on the back is beween william lake & geogre cornall, & the last
indenture 1836 is beween thomas
snow, francis godolphin bond,george cornall & john
lake. |
Snow |
Bond |
Lake |
Cornwall |
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645 |
1766 |
ebay |
this indenture dated 1766 beween sir richard bampfylde of poltimore,devon, & philip davy of north molton, there is
some writing on back saying , manor of north molton,
plus other writing |
Bampfylde |
Davy |
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646 |
1880 |
ebay |
An Indenture of Assignment dated the 29th December 1880 made between
Joseph Barclay and others all of Torquay in the Count of Kent (1) The Reverend
Ebenezer Evans Jenkins (2) James Broad
Lyle (3) John Western (4). The land
and two Dwelling Houses situate in Castle Road and in the rear of Union
street at Torquay Devon were transferred to John Western for the term of
years specified in the Lease. The premises as you will see are clearly
identified by a definitive plan on the back of the Document. The deed is a
double Indenture in excellent condition and is imprinted with 20 wax seals |
Barclay |
Jenkins |
Lyle |
Western |
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647 |
1818 |
ebay |
this indenture dated 1818, beween sir charles bampflyde, baron of poltimore, devon & john parmole. From the image the document relates to the Manor
of Northradworthy, Devon - possibly a Court Baron. |
Bampfylde |
Parmole |
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648 |
1759-1910 |
ebay |
A printed family tree for John Scobell of Stonehouse, Devon - born Nov. 1759, m. Sarah Buckpitt 1783. It
is on "J. Whatman 1910" watermarked
card. Very good condition. |
Scobell |
Buckpitt |
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649 |
1858 |
ebay |
A three page Articles of agreement dated 4th May 1858 relating to
property in The Lower Quarter, Totnes, Devon between Thomas Michelmore the younger of True Street, Berry Pomeroy
(gent.) and John Bowden of Totnes (merchant).
Has one signature and two revenue
stamps. It is on Hodkinson
& Son 1858 watermarked paper. Has
been folded. |
Michelmore |
Pomeroy |
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650 |
1873 |
ebay |
An
eleven page release dated 9th August 1873 relating to property in Chelmsford
Street, Oldham between
William Hainworth of Hitchin (gent.), Mary Anne Hainworth of Hitchin (spinster), Louisa Hainworth of Hitchin (spinster) and Sophia Butcher of Ippollitts (widow).
Other names mentioned: Chares Britchett Bousfield Lea Wilson, William Rufus Jordan, James Hainworth formerly of Ashburton
(gent.), Ann Hainworth (daughter), Henry Gervis the younger of Ashburton
(surgeon), Lavington Evans of Ashburton
(farmer), Stephen Wilson of Streatham, Surrey, Edward Wilson of 1 Albion
Place, Blackfriars and Peter Tabyan Sparke Amery. Has four seals and signatures with one witness signature
and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Hainworth |
Butcher |
Wilson |
Jordan |
Gervis |
Evans |
Amery |
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651 |
1883 |
ebay |
A three page vellum indenture dated 7th December 1883 relating to
properties in Braunton Road, Barnstaple between
John Nicholas Hancock of Pilton (builder), Richard
Budd of Barnstaple (Doctor of Medicine), John May Miller of Barnstaple (lace
manufacturer) and William Gould of Barnstaple (gent.). Has two seals, one
signature and one witness signature.
Has been folded. |
Hancock |
Budd |
Miller |
Gould |
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652 |
1919 |
ebay |
A vellum indenture with plan dated 5th August 1919 relating to Newbold House (formerly Oldenburgh)
in Polsham Road, Paignton,
Devon between Simeon Owtram Manlove
of Newbold House (gent.) and Geoffery
Gilbert Thomas Gilbert of Park House, Paignton
(gent.). Has
two signatures and seals with two witness signatures and three revenue
stamps. Has been folded. |
Manlove |
Gilbert |
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653 |
1815 |
ebay |
A vellum document measuring 79 cm x 58 cm approx being a Declaration
of Trust by way of Further Charge of a messuage and
tenement and lands situate at Will in the parish of Torbryan,
Devon dated 11 December 1815. William
Avery to John Wolsten Esq
Parties: William AVERY, Yeoman of Torbryan,
Devon; John WOLSTEN Esquire of Torbryan, Devon Other names mentioned include: Walter Prideaux,
Arthur Farwell, Christopher Farwell Document signed by: William Avery
Condition: Unfortunately the document is rather stained and discoloured with
some tears |
Avery |
Wolsten |
Prideaux |
Farwell |
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654 |
1803 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture dated 14 January 1803 measuring 77 cm x 53 cm
approx being a Conveyance of a plot of land or ground whereon two cottages
dwelling houses stood but which were burnt down with the two garens adjoining and the free liberty of ingress, egress
and regress over Green Park there adjoining for taking water from a well
situate in the parish of Pinhoe, Devon. Mr Richard Tapley
senior to Mr Henry Edwards Parties: Richard TAPLEY the elder, Cooper of Pinhoe, Devon;
Henry EDWARDS, Plaisterer of Pinhoe, Devon Other names mentioned include: William Tapley,
Richard Pike, George Woodall, Mary Pyke, Sarah Pyke, Richard Tapley deceased,
Joseph Gorfin, James Edwards Document signed by:
Richard Tapley Witnesses: William Bowring, Henry Tarbart Condition: Discoloured with age |
Tapley |
Edwards |
Pike |
Woodall |
Gorfin |
Bowring |
Tarbart |
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655 |
1838 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x 42 cm approx being a Lease for a
year of three cottages or dwellinghouses and
outhouses, two gardens and plot of land situate in Pinhoe,
Devon dated 1 March 1838. Mr Nathaniel
Wilcocks to Mr James Bradford Parties: Nathaniel
WILCOCKS, Ironmonger of the City of Bath;
James BRADFORD, Builder of Pinhoe, Devon
Other names mentioned include: Richard
Pyke, Mary Pyke, Sarah Pyke, Richard Tapley, Joseph Gorfin, James Edwards, Francis Wilson, John Manley,
William Cornish, John Vicary, John Creedy Document signed by: Nathaniel Wilcocks
Condition: A little discoloured and creased otherwise quite good |
Wilcocks |
Bradford |
Pyke |
Tapley |
Gorfin |
Edwards |
Wilson |
Manley |
Cornish |
Vicary |
Creedy |
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656 |
1850 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 72 cm x 59 cm approx being a Security for 11
shares on a house No 31 Albion Street, Exmouth, Devon dated 12 January
1850. Mr Thomas Horn to The Trustees
of the Exmouth Benefit Building Society Parties: Thomas HORN, Builder of
Exmouth; William Hartopp
HULL Esquire of Marpool in the parish of Withycombe Rawleigh, Devon,
John HARRIS Esq of Exeter, William KENNAWAY Esq of Exeter, the Trustees of the Exmouth Benefit
Building Society Other names mentioned include: William Staple Winsor, William Lambert,
Henry Searle, Mary Dench, Sarah Maria Amory
Document signed by: Thomas Horn Witnesses: William Sheppard Condition:
Creased and discoloured and unfortunately the ink is very faded |
Horn |
Hull |
Harris |
Kennaway |
Winsor |
Lambert |
Searle |
Dench |
Amory |
Sheppard |
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657 |
1850 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 78 cm x 63 cm approx being a Conveyance of a
house, No 31 Albion Street, Exmouth, Devon dated 11 January 1850. Mr William Staple Winsor to Mr Thomas Horn
Parties: William Staple WINSOR, Builder of Exmouth, Devon; Thomas HORN, Builder of Exmouth,
Devon; William LAMBERT the younger,
Gentleman of Exeter Other names mentioned include: William Hartopp
Hull, William Morris, George Pyne, William Thomas
Hull, Charles Walley, Mary Dench,
Henry Dench, Mary Walley,
George Parminder Amory, Robert Howard, William
Staple, Mary Elizabeth Staple, Mary Elizabeth Dench,
John Fortescue Pearse,
Henry Searle Document signed by: William Staple Winsor, Thomas Horn
Condition: Creased, faded and a little discoloured |
Winsor |
Horn |
Lambert |
Hull |
Morris |
Pyne |
Walley |
Dench |
Amory |
Howard |
Staple |
etc |
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658 |
1874 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 73 cm x 65 cm approx being a Mortgage of
six fields or closes of land making 20 acres situate in the parish of Willand, Devon dated 2 January 1874. Mr Samuel Gillard to Edward M Long Parties: Samuel GILLARD, Yeoman of Halberton, Devon;
Edward Middleton LONG, Gentleman of Bradninch,
Devon Other names mentioned include:
Bernard Taylor, William Aplin, Robert Were,
Hugh Pullin, Henry Pullin,
Abraham Cleeve, Richard Cleeve,
Samuel Jewell Document signed by: Samuel Gillard Witnesses: Frederic Burrow
Condition: A little discoloured and quite creased |
Gillard |
Long |
Taylor |
Aplin |
Were |
Pullin |
Cleeve |
Jewell |
Burrow |
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659 |
1750 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture dated 20th July 1750. The document declares itself to be "of
five parts" with the named parties being: |
Prowse |
Archer |
Rogers |
Addis |
Trefusis |
Batt |
Jones |
Yonge |
Smith |
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660 |
1929 |
ebay |
1929 Statutory declaration 2 Birth certificate enclosed. The Eagle
Star & British Dominions Insurance company limited and Mrs D.M.F. Walker.
Simmons & Simmons 1 Threadneedle St. London
E.C. Statutory Declaration by Mr Henry Campion. |
Campion |
Forster |
Fernandez |
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661 |
1821 |
ebay |
Original Parchment deed signed and dated1821 being a Conveyance by
Mary Yeabsley of Torquay, Devon to William Bickford
Row of Torquay, Merchant, of a Messuage, Plantation
or Fishing rooms, then in the occupation of Thomas Coales,
known by the name of Fancy Point on the south side of the Harbour of Saint johns in Newfoundland. |
Yeabsley |
Row |
Coales |
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662 |
1591 |
ebay |
Original manuscript indenture 9" x 15", concerning the lease
for life of a tenament and burgage
in the borough of Bedyford (Bideford), Devon.
Vellum document dated 13th December 1591, the 34th
year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Leonard Sherman, mariner of Bideford
leases the property to Rychorde Clifforde,
wife of John Clifforde. The names of 4 witnesses
added on the reverse. Pendant vellum tab with part of small wax seal.
Attractive 400+ years old document in very good clean condition. I have saved copies of the images. The
document refers to John Clifford thelder and John
Clifford the younger. Rychorde was the wife of John
the younger. |
Sherman |
Clifforde |
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|
663 |
1905 |
ebay |
8 HP. BEAUFORT CAR REGISTER CERTIFICATE No109, 1905. A CERTIFICATE OF
COPY OF ENTRY IN REGISTER OF MOTOR CARS, RELATING TO MOTOR CAR NUMBER 109.
INDEX MARK C.O.109. NAME OF OWNER, CHARLES REGINALD FOX of BATTISBOROUGH,
HOLBETON, Nr. PLYMOUTH. TYPE 8hp BEAUFORT TONNEAU DARK BLUE MOTOR CAR . WEIGHT UNDER 12cwt. FOR PRIVATE USE, DATE OF
REGISTRATION 13/2/05. SIGNED BY J.W.SOWERBY. |
Fox |
Sowerby |
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664 |
1816 |
ebay |
1816
4-PAGE VELLUM DEED ST. PAULS ST. EXETER with 16 SEALS DATE:-
15th NOVEMBER 1816. THIS IS A WONDERFUL, 4-PAGE, HANDWRITTEN VELLUM
INDENTURE, WHICH IS BETWEEN |
Dyer |
Saunders |
Gollop |
Todd |
Heberden |
Blackall |
Clapp |
Copleston |
Granger |
Johnes |
Jones |
etc |
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|
665 |
1816 |
ebay |
1816
VELLUM INDENTURE ACLAND property in SAINT PAUL EXETER DATE:-
2nd DECEMBER 1816. THIS IS A SINGLE PAGE, ORIGINAL HANDWRITTEN VELLUM
INDENTURE, BETWEEN |
Acland |
Heberden |
Blackall |
Clapp |
Copleston |
Granger |
Johnes |
Jones |
Oxnam |
Tripe |
Westlake |
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666 |
1816 |
ebay |
1816
LARGE 4-PAGE VELLUM INDENTURE re ST PAUL EXETER with a PLAN DATE:- 3rd DECEMBER 1816. THIS IS A FOUR-PAGE, HANDWRITTEN,
ORIGINAL VELLUM INDENTURE, BETWEEN |
Acland |
Barnes |
Heberden |
Blackall |
Clapp |
Copleston |
Granger |
Johnes |
Jones |
Oxnam |
Tripe |
Westlake |
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667 |
1762 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Richard Western of Hartland, yeoman & Peter Marland of Winscott Devon 1762.
Size of document 900mm x 650mm in good condition with some minor wear with
wax seals. From the images, the document is a conveyance from Richard Western
to Richard Stevens. |
Western |
Stevens |
Marland |
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|
668 |
1722 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Richard Stevens of Frithelstock,
gent. & the Gidley Estate in Winkleigh Devon
1722. Size of document 780mm x 680mm in good condition with some minor wear
with wax seals. Mentions Bartholomew Gidley, John Gidley his brother,
Elizabeth Gidley (mentioned with John), William ffellowes.
Mentions property called Woodroberts and another
called Whiteland in Wyuckley |
Stevens |
Gidley |
ffellowes |
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|
669 |
1729 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Henry Stevens of Frithelstock
& Rodger Clark of Roborough Devon 1729. Size of
document 610mm x 470mm in good condition with some minor wear with wax seals.
From the images the document is a counterpart of assignment from Mr Hen:
Stevens to Mrs Wellington, endorsed Jn Feast for Mr Hen: Hole. The indenture is
quadripartite. Henry Stevens of ffrithelstocke in
Devon, of the first part, Roger Clark of the second part, Henry Ede? of .....? of the third part and
Elizabeth Wellington of the same, widow, of the fourth part. Propoerty known as Ebberly .....? |
Stevens |
Clark |
Wellington |
Ede? |
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670 |
1736 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between John and James Ayer of Frithelstock
& Henry Stevens of Smithcott Devon 8th Jany 1736. Size of document 660mm x 410mm in good
condition with some minor wear with wax seals. |
Ayer |
Stevens |
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671 |
1656 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Phillip Potter Torrington & Thomas Hockyn, Newcastle 1656. Size of document 560mm x 630mm in
good condition with some minor wear. From the images the document also
mentions Roger Clarke of great Torrington, William Nicholls and others. |
Potter |
Hockyn |
Clarke |
Nicholls |
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672 |
1741 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Charles Burdon, Richard Oliver and Emanuel Chapman
to Richard Stevens for Land Nr Black Torrington Devon 27th April 1741. Size
of document 770mm x 650mm in good condition with some minor wear with wax
seals. From the images the document also mentions Zachary Chapman of Buckland
Brewer and Thomas Saltren. Property called Southcoumbe als. Southcombe |
Burdon |
Oliver |
Chapman |
Stevens |
Saltren |
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673 |
1717 |
ebay |
Original
vellum Indenture between Robert Snell and Richard Stevens for Land Southdown
Barnstaple Devon 1717. Size of document 680mm x 400mm in good condition with
some minor wear with wax seals. From the images the document is endorsed Richd Stevens Esqr of Smytheots assignment to James Awse
of Great Torrington Gent of Robert Snell's Lands in Atherington. |
Stevens |
Awse |
Snell |
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674 |
1838-1877 |
ebay |
A group
of 5 documents on vellum relating to land or dwelling houses at Plympton St. Mary, Devon ( 1 Saltram
Terrace etc.) dated 1838, 1841,1865, 1872, & 1877. From the images the
1877 indenture seem to be from Mr Henry Stanbury to
Mr George Coaker. One of the earlier ones may be
from Mr Henry Soper to Mr William Cottle. |
Stanbury |
Coaker |
Soper |
Cottle |
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|
675 |
1780 |
ebay |
1780
indenture: Sir Charles Warwick Bampflyde baronet of
Poltimore, Devon, the right honourable William Lord
Viscount Courtenay of Powerham Castle in Devon
& John Frownes Luthrell
of Dunster Castle in the country of Somerset to
John Burgess of North Molton, Devon in the reign of
King George lll for lease or sale of premises, farm or land & signed by John
Burgess. From the images this is a manorial document relating to the Manor of
Northmolton, Devon, Heasley Tything and is a
Counterpart of Lease for a tenement in Over ffiledon
otherwise Higher ffiledon. |
Bampfylde |
Courtenay |
Luthrell |
Burgess |
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|
676 |
1829 |
ebay |
1829
indenture dated 14 april 1829 between peter bird to
william kelland for land in devon,
signed by peter
bird & william kelland, this indenture consists
of 3 pages & in excellent
condition. From the images this is an Appointment and release of hereditaments situate in the parish of Winkleigh in the County of Devon upon trust for sale for
securing £600 and interest. |
Bird |
Kelland |
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677 |
1867 |
ebay |
Mortgage
Torquay 1867 |
Beavis |
Lee |
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|
678 |
1801 |
ebay |
1801
Vellum indenture, Marldon, Devon & Seal |
Gardner |
Farnell |
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679 |
1801 |
ebay |
1801
Vellum indenture, Marldon, Devon & Seal |
Gardner |
Farnell |
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680 |
1789-1800,
1823 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
122 |
George
III at Weymouth.- Drew (Richard, mariner on board
the merchantman Three Brothers of Kingsbridge, of ?Devon, or Gloucestershire)
[Diary on board the Three Brothers of Kingsbridge], autograph manuscript
signed, 47pp. excluding blanks (1p. in pencil), ink note at end relating to
Drew's family: "Revd. Mr. Elliott Ranwick [Randwick] near Stroude
Gloucestershire buried my Wife Febury 1823",
and another ink note concerning Drew's son, A.B. Drew bound apprentice at
Plymouth to James Dunning of Bishop Wearmouth ship
owner, with a full-page watercolour of a ship outside a harbour, with a fort
overlooking the harbour, pencil note: "Dover or Hastings", and a
pen and ink sketch of a map of Margate depicting Captain Stephen Hooper's
horizontal windmill, 1f. excised, 1 blank f. with
corner torn away, original roan, a few small marks, in a good state of
preservation, 8vo, 18th May 1789 - c. 1800 & February 1823. |
Drew |
Ranwick |
Dunning |
Hooper |
Whiten |
Gillard |
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|
681 |
1838-1865 |
Bloomsbury
28 Oct 2010 |
56 |
Notebook,
kept by Peter James Borner "Established 16
June 1849 as Rigger in Sheerness Yard" and as Leading man on 18 October
1865, with tables of "Clump", "Long Tackle", "Single
Thin Double Scored" etc., and lists of ships, with loose papers,
including apprenticeship indenture binding him as a seaman to Nicholas
Mitchell of Plymouth for four years (24 May 1838) etc., manuscript, in an
almanac for 1861, original wallet style calf, slightly rubbed, 8vo; together
with a logbook kept by Samuel R. Walker of SS Edward Hawkins, steaming from
Hull to Port Said, returning via Tunis and Algiers etc., c. 170pp., original
half calf, marbled boards, slight dust-staining, sm. 4to |
Borner |
Mitchell |
Walker |
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682 |
1835-1836 |
Dominic
Winter 16 May 2012 |
343 |
A large
scrap album, belonging to Erskine Fortescue of
Plymouth, 1835-6, approx. seventy leaves of mounted engs.,
orig. watercolours, lithos., cuttings, etc., incl.
a satirical watercolour after Rowlandson showing a fat woman sleeping by a
fire whilst a cat causes havoc and a figure looks on from the bed, two
hand-col. etchings of marine scenes by Prout 'Under
Convoy' and 'On the Thames', a hand-col. moveable litho. 'Prince Albert's
Stock; or, the Royal Fashion for 1843...' depicting the three Royal children
hidden beneath Prince Albert's trademark black cloak (tab sl. torn and
creased, without loss), ten satirical litho. prints by John Doyle pub. by Spooner, an eng. certificate for the Irish Total
Abstinence Association, and a hand-col. eng. by S.W. Fores
'Captain - & his two Subs' [1818], plus a number of blank leaves, page
block loose in orig. half linen, rubbed, extrems.
worn, folio |
Fortescue |
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|
683 |
1441 |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
463 |
Fine
medieval vellum document from the reign of Henry VI, made after the
assumption of the Virgin Mary [August] 1441 , between Edward Hillo, William Dodesham, John Holylande and others, for the land in Dartington,
Blakemore, with seal tag with fragment of red wax seal A most attractive
document in remarkable fresh condition. Dartington
Parish is two miles north-west of Totnes. |
Hillo |
Dodesham |
Holylande |
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684 |
1607 |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
464 |
Colliton. Exemplification of Recovery
by James Weston, from William and Richard Cole, dated 25th June 1607, in
Latin, comprising a messuage, garden forty acres of
land, ten of meadow, sixteen of pasture, two of wood, six of moor, fine
initial letter of 'Jacobus', remains of seal of of Court of Common Pleas |
Weston |
Cole |
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685 |
1572 |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
465 |
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
summary translation |
Turclyff |
Peers |
Bickford |
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|
686 |
1558 |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
466 |
Philip
& Mary. 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 Documents from the short
reign of Philip & Mary are scarce. |
Forde |
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|
687 |
1558 |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
467 |
Vellum
indenture, 7th November 1558, being a quitclaim from Roger Downe of Dawlish, Devon, husbandman to John Whytborne and Agnes his wife, daughter of Roger Downe, and heirs, all rights in a tenement and lands,
formerly in the joint occupation of John Balle and
John Trepe, called Smalacomb
in Dawlish, witnesses being William Parsons, Thomas Muxworthe
and Thomas Hawkride, vellum deed in Latin with
fragment of red wax pendant seal remaining, a little dust soiled, 22.5 x 33
cm |
Downe |
Whytborne |
Balle |
Trepe |
Parsons |
Muxworthe |
Hawkride |
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688 |
1759 |
ebay |
Beautiful
vellum indenture from the time of George II dated 1759. It relates to Devonshire. Measures approx
19 x 10 inches. Very good condition. |
Downing |
Bidlake |
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|
689 |
1760 |
ebay |
Beautiful
vellum indenture from the time of George II dated 1760. It relates to Devonshire, William Barter &
James Buller. Measures approx 25 x 19 inches. Very
good condition. |
Barter |
Buller |
Jeanes |
Taylor |
Bond |
Jane |
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|
690 |
1734 |
ebay |
Beautiful
vellum indenture dated 7 Oct 1734.
Concerns George Davey of Tiverton in Devon. Indenture measures approx 21 x 12 inches.
Very good condition. |
Davey |
Hewish |
Chapple |
Bland |
Collins |
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|
691 |
1843-1865 |
ebay |
Beautiful
vellum bound yearly accounts book for 1843-1865 relating to Joseph Buckley of
Alphington, Devon.
Buckley invested heavily in railway company shares. It includes his executors
notes in 1865. Plain vellum binding,
ink on paper pages, marbled page edges. |
Buckley |
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|
692 |
1760,
1818 |
ebay |
Beautiful
3 page paper indenture regarding an agreement made in the year 1760. It relates to Devonshire, William Barter
& James Buller. The date 1818 appears with the signatures
so I assume this is a continuation copy of the 1760 original. The 1760 vellum original is also in my
possession & I am selling it on ebay this week.
Measures approx 16 x 13 inches. Very good condition. |
Barter |
Buller |
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|
693 |
1731 |
ebay |
Beautiful
paper indenture dated 1731. Concerns
William Stone of Tiverton in Devon.
Indenture measures approx 15 x 12 inches. Very good condition. |
Stone |
Pabian |
Lee als Parker |
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694 |
1712 |
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Original
parchment hand written Indenture-Marriage Settlement dated 18th April 1712
(Queen Anne Reign). Between Roger Dalby of Heavitree Exeter of the first part, Elizabeth Barry, Spinster,
of Exeter and Nicholas Barry (father) of the second part and John Lee of Sowton, Exeter of the third part over property and 55
acres of land known as South Whimple, Broadclyst, Exeter. The three seals intact, two are lion
or horse, one crown. Signed by Roger Dalby,
Elizabeth Barry and Nicholas Barry. No seal for Elizabeth Barry or signature
for John Lee. Size of document 31.5 ins wide and 22 ins deep.Folds
into 5ins x 6in size. |
Dalby |
Barry |
Lee |
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695 |
1634 |
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Ilsington - Higher Sigford
- Devon - 1634 indenture. Almost 26 inches by 15 inches. Some yellowing along the bottom folds and
also some wear along this fold - it is all quite legible - there is trivial
water damage on the top right corner and the right hand side is not as fresh
as the rest of the document. It has
been in contact with a rusty object the size of a button and this has left
its mark which shows through on the third fold at the bottom margin. The wax seal is missing. Between Thomas Small and his son Hugh. Re a
house on Ilsington occupied by John Archer. |
Small |
Archer |
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696 |
1801 |
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Indenture
1801, the reverend john johnson of kings ash, john darch of winkley, joseph thorne & henry may sand of
north molton, has 2 pages & has a letter
inside, some think about a mortgage for land or fields in winkley,has
4 wax seals & signed by johnson,darch, thorne, & may. |
Johnson |
Darch |
Thorne |
May |
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697 |
1735 |
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1735
indenture, edward milton
of north molton, william downman,
devon, has a wax seal signed by edward
milton |
Milton |
Downman |
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698 |
1713 |
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1713
indenture arthur hacche
of george nympton, devon, & john palmer of south molton,
this indenture is a lot smaller than normal about 12" by 22", has
wax seal & signed by arthur hacche,
in excellent condition. |
Hacche |
Palmer |
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699 |
1716 |
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1716 indenture,arthur hacche, george nympton,devon, & joseph palmer of south molton,devon,
has wax seal signed arthur hacche
,has a small hole, about 1/4 inch round |
Hacche |
Nympton |
Palmer |
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700 |
1824 |
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1824
indenture, thomas joce of
chittlehampton,devon & thomas
cutcliffe of st davids hill, devon, some thing about a mortgage for townsend
tenement in chittlehampton, has 2 wax seals &
signed by joce |
Joce |
Cutcliffe |
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