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1640 |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex,
between Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Pakenham, |
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1569 |
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An
Elizabethan vellum indenture recording the sale of tenements and lands in
Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex,
between Edward Grymston of Ipswich, Suffolk, esquire, William le Grys
of London, gentleman, and John Mordaunt, gentleman and heir of Phillip
Mordaunt of Hempstead, Essex. Dated the 7th day of July in the 11th year of
the reign of Elizabeth I [1569]. There is an interesting covenent relating to
a Thomas Coc now deceased and his last will and testement: "did
bequeath...to the fyndying sustaynying and mayneteynying forever one priest
to saye and synge devyne servyce in the chappell of the blessed Mary within
the churche of Hempsted aforesaid and to praye for the sowle of hym and his
wyfe and others faythfull deceased." Handwritten in English on vellum.
Very minor stains and dusty, but generally in good condition for age.
Document size: 64 by 62 cm. Signature of John Mordaunt with one intact seal.
Intact seal with a star shape on a vellum tag. |
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1803 |
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1803
LARGE GOOD PAPER INDENTURE regarding a BANKRUPTCY in ESSEX NO RESERVE This is
a paper indenture, handwritten in a bold, black script, dated |
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Betts |
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1868 |
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This is
a 22 folio manuscript appointing George Edward Eyre trustee of the estates of
Sir Edward Hulse, Bart. The first 2 folios are dated 1868 and deal with the legal
aspects of the trusteeship. The remaining folios are dated 1854 and set out
in great detail the rentroll and landholdings of the Baronetcy in Dagenham,
Barking, Ilford, Fordingbridge and |
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1648 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated the 24th year of the reign of King Charles,
1648, being the conveyance of property in Langford in the County of Essex
between Eliab Harvey, a Citizen and Merchant of London; and John Prestwood,
Citizen and Merchant of London, and Henry Pratt, Citizen and Haberdasher of
London, all of the one part; and John Reddrick, a Clarke, of the second part.
Gorgeous penmanship with fine initial letter, flourishes. No seal, docket on
verso with signature of Thomas Coventry, possible associated with Thomas Lord
Coventry Keeper of the Great Seal. Very Good condition, creasing, measures
25.75 x 16.5". |
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1757 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of property in Lyme Regis, |
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1796 |
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THE
WILL OF THOMAS LIVERMORE OF SHENFIELD FARMER 1796 "... to be buried as
near to my late father as possible in the parish church of Little Dunmow...
Wife Ann Livermore... Brother James Livermore... Brother in Law Joseph Crush,
Brothers and sisters... John Livermore, Benjamin Livermore and Edward
Livermore, Judith Crush and Susannah Barnett dated 20th July 1796". A
fascinating and beautiful document from the late 18th century. Over 200 years old and in really good condition.
Would look nice in a large frame and up on your wall!! Size 21" x
16". IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.
INCLUDES A NICE WAX SEAL |
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1707 |
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indenture
made the third day of november in the year of the reign of our lady anne now
queen,of |
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1758 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lambourne ESSEX Bodicote > Hayes 1758. REIGN OF KING
GEORGE II - 246 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE ATTESTED
COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF MORTGAGE OF AN ESTATE IN ESSEX FOR SECURING £1050 AND
INTEREST TRUST MONEY FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND MANSION HOUSE WITH
GARDEN KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE CROWN IN AFFBRIDGE IN THE TOWN OR PARISH OF
LAMBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX WITH SIXTEEN SIDES OF DETAILS ON OTHER
PROPERTIES IN THE MANOR. BETWEEN JOHN BODICOATE OF WESTRAM IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT GENTLEMAN AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES HAYES OF
DOWN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT ESQUIRE AND KINGSBY BETHELL ESQUIRE ALDERMAN OF
THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY
FINE CONDITION - TEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER WITH DETAILS TO BOTH SIDE
MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF CURTEIS & SON SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INS STRONG CLEAR
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1818 |
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1818
FOUR PAGE INDENTURE This is a four page indenture between Charles Towers Long
Long of High Onger in Essex & William Barlow The Elder of Writtle, a
surgeon & Alexander Baring of Portland Square Marylebone. The document
concerns an annuity payable to Amey Wingrove. It also includes Sir Thomas
Baring, Baronet and Henry Baring. These are the members of the family who
founded England's oldest bank in 1762. There is an embossed revenue stamp for
one pound and fifteen shillings. A paper duty stamp and red wax seals. The
document measures 15 X 10 inches per page. |
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1629 |
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A vellum
indenture recording the sale of lands in |
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314 |
1647 |
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A
vellum indenture recording the lease of lands in |
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315 |
1444 |
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MEDIEVAL
INDENTURE / PRIVATE CHARTER WRITTEN IN THE YEAR OF 1442 - IN THE REIGN OF
KING HENRY THE SIXTH SALES OF LAND IN ESSEX Written on parchment, complete
with 5 seals. ,Size (measured without the seals): approx. 25 x 7,5
centimeters. Mounted into a coservative
and protecting frame (acid free and protecting against sunlight) made with
the help restoration workshop of the Prussian Museum in Wesen / NRW (can be
removed easily). This private charter documents a land transaction involving
parcels of land in the villages of Good Easter and Mashbury in Essex. The
first name is rendered as Goodichestre in the document. Also mentioned is the
nearby parish of Springfield. The document is written in Latin in a Gothic
cursive document hand and it is dated 1444. The text is highly formulaic and
many words are heavily abbreviated, on the assumption that anyone who needed
to would know what they were supposed to be. Much of it is taken up with
lists of names of parties to the transaction and the witnesses. An
interesting feature of this document is the survival, intact, of five seals.
The five seals, representing the five vendors, are attached to the folded
lower edge of the document with parchment tags, as is usual by this date.
They are of the relatively small and simple type typical of the lesser gentry
or town merchants or craftsmen. Three of them appear to bear some sort of
monogram, or possibly merchant's mark, while a fourth bears a figure with
arms upraised. Another interesting feature is the writing on the seal tags, which
means that the tags were made from recycled parchment from an earlier
document. The cursive script of the text is only moderately formal, and
highly abbreviated. As so often occurs with charters, the text is brief and
formalised and does not really explain just what kind of complicated
transaction is going on here. It refers to several parcels of land in two
separate villages, but the charter itself contains no means of actually
identifying those parcels of land. Even at this late date, certain essential
information is still embodied in the oral tradition. TRANSLATION: Let it
be known in the present and future that we, John Bysshop, John Everard
Senior, John Armurer, William Heyward and Richard Byshhop have demised (1),
delivered and by this our present charter have confirmed to John Bourghcher,
John Maltby rector of the church of Springfield, William Deonys, John
Gybeloun and Richard Osbern all these lands and tenements, rents and services
with all their appurtenances in the villages of Good Easter and Mashbury
which formerly were held by Richard Yyng with other foeffees (2), to have and
to hold all the aforesaid lands and tenements, rents and services with all
their appurtenances to the aforesaid John Bourghcher, John Maltby, William
Deonys, John Gybeloun and Richard Osbern, their heirs and assigns (3) from
the chief lords of that fee by the services due from them and for the
accustomed fourpence in perpetuity. In testimony of which we attach to this
our present charter our seals. These being the witnesses: William Glacecok,
John Everard Junior, William Elbode, John Alworth, Nicholas Love and others.
Given at the aforesaid Good Easter on the 16th day of the month of April in
the 22nd year of the reign of King Henry the sixth after the conquest. (1444) (1)
Conveyed or granted by will or lease. (2)
Holders of land title by fee. (3) One
to whom property is legally transferred TRANSCRIPT: Sciant
psentes (presentes) & (et) futuri qd (quod) nos Iohes (Iohannes) Bysshop Iohes
(Iohannes) Euard (Euerard) Sen (Senior) Iohes (Iohannes) Armurer Willms
(Willelmus) Heyward & (et) Ricus (Ricardus) Bysshop dimisum
(dimisumus) libauim (liberauimus) & (et) hac psenti (presenti) carta nra
(nostra) confirmauim (confirmauimus) Iohi (Iohanni) Bourghcher Iohi (Iohanni)
Maltby rectori eccie (ecclesie) de Spryngefeld Willmo
(Willelmo) Deonys Iohi (Iohanni) Gybeloun & (et) Rico (Ricardo) Osbern
omia (omnia) ill (illas) tras (terras) & (et) ten (tenementa) redd
(redditus) & (et) suicia (seruicia) cu (cum) omib (omnibus) suis ptin
(pertinentibus) in vill (villis) de Goodichestre &
(et) Masshebury que nup (nuper) fuer (fuerunt) Rici (Ricardi) Yynge cu (cum)
al (aliis) feoffat (feoffatis) hend (habenda) & (et) tenend (tenenda)
omia (omnia) pdta (predicta) tr (terras) & (et) ten (tenementa) redd
(redditus) & (et) suicia (seruicia) cu (cum) omib (omnibus) suis ptin
(pertinentibus) pfat
(prefatis) Iohi (Iohanni) Bourghcher Iohi (Iohanni) Maltby Willmo (Willelmo)
Deonys Iohi (Iohanni) Gybeloun & (et) Rico (Ricardo) Osbern her
(heredibus) & (et) assign (assignatis) suis de capitalib (capitalibus) dnis
(dominis) ill (illius) feod (feodi) p (per) suicia (seruicia) inde debita
& (et) de iiiid consuet (consuetis) in ppm (perpetuum). In cui (cuius)
rei testimoniu (testimonium) huic psenti (presenti) carte nre (nostre) sigill
(sigilla) nra (nostra) appesuim (appesuimus) Hiis
testib (testibus) Willmo (Willelmo) Glacecok Iohe (Iohanne) Euard (Euerard)
Iun (Iunior) Willmo (Willelmo) Elbode Iohe (Iohanne) Alworth Nicho (Nicholo)
Love & (et) aliis Dat (Datum) apud Goodich estre
pdtam (predictam) sexto decimo die Mens (Mensis) Aprill (Aprillis) anno regni
Regis Henrici sexti post conqm (conquestum) vicesimo scdo (secundo) |
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1657 |
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Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
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13 Jul
1657. Indenture of sale by William Wiseman esquire, son of Sir Thomas
Wiseman, of Rivenhall, co. Essex, to Robert Wiseman, D.C.L., of Doctors'
Commons, London, of the manor of St. Mary Hall and messuages etc. in the
towns, parishes or hamlets of St. Maryes Hoo and Alhallows Hoo, co. Kent.
With 2 bonds. Signature of ' Will Wyseman.' £2/2/- |
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this is
a indentue made the 3rd day of november in the regin of our sovereign lady
anne now queen of great britain anno dommini 1707,between john fisher, in the
county of essex a lease for a year
from john fisher to rob swan. laste date on the document is 7th day of
march 1737. two pages.paper document |
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1882 |
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DEED OF
PARTITION : Mr. W.E.Snow by the directon of Chas Blake and F.A. Snow Esquires
to Mr. F.A. Snow Esqure and Misses G.M. & R E. Snow and Mr. H.F. Snow
Deed of Partition and of Gift of Messuages in Ilford Road and Westbury Road
Upton Essex dated 27th June 1882 William Elliot Snow Charles Black Frederick
Augustus Snow and daughters Gertrude Martha Snow and Ruth Emma Snow &
Hastings Frederick Snow North the High Road leading from Stratford to Ilford
South of land owned by Charles Blake and Frederick Augustus Snow East other
land demised of Charles Blake and Frederick
Augustus Snow West by other land and a messuage known as the Fremasons
Tavern. giving detailed messurements Sub Tenants mentioned:- Sarah Sophia
Newman Albert Shepherd and John Tassant?? Buildings mentioned in:- 1st part
Messuage and Tenement and Shop erected and built on the said land 2nd part
Messuage and Tenement and Shop erected and built on the said land, or which
said messuage or tenement is the second from the Freemasons Hotel. 3rd part
Nos 11 and 12 Westbury Road together with buildings up to the 5th from the
Freemasons Hotel |
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Attractive
early vellum document dated 7th May 1556, written in a particularly small
neat script, it refers to John Walklyn of Shaulforde, Essex, granting to
Robert Hert of Hempstede, Essex, one tenement with adjoining croft and one
other tenement formerly of Walter Walklyn three acres of arable land, one
croft called Morecrofte and another croft called Tufte situated in the
village and parish of Hempsted, also two crofts enclosed with two gardens,
for the sum of 0, to be paid to him at the next feast of Circumcision |
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1680 |
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450 |
Manor
of Langford. Large multiple sheet vellum indenture, dated 24th November 1680
, between Sir Eliab Harvey, Dame Dorothy, Matthew Harvey, Nicolas Westcombe
of London and William Emerton of Middle Temple, London, detailing the sale of
the Manor, Mansion House and Lordship of this ancient Essex Manor, with all
rights and Royalties, with two fine large wax pendant seals attached |
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Fine
group of early documents relating to the Prison House and pound, 17th c. ,
together with its lands, in Lambourne, Essex, comprising three vellum
indentures and a vellum obligation bond, all dating from 1612, together with
two early paper documents of 1625 and 1626, one being a will |
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Lincolnshire
- North Cockerington. Release of 22 acres of pasture land in North
Cockerington from Adrian Birch of North Cockerington, gentleman to George
Hardy of South Somercotes, gentleman, dated 7th May 1706, concerning the
intended marriage between George Hardy and Susanna Birch and giving field
names of the property, including Brickiln Close, Nuns Close and Brasspott or
Eosey Close, being a parchment title deed in good condition, with a signature
and applied seal of Adrian Birch, together with Essex - Stisted, A copy will
of John Wood of Stisted, dated 1st June 1719, with an associated abstract of
title, of part of Stisted Farm, 1717-42, mid-18th c. copy will on paper, plus
Norfolk - Yaxham, Articles of Agreement concerning the sale of the Manor of
Yaxham Hall between Benjamin Murrill of Beccles, Suffolk and Nicholas Cobb of
Litcham, Norfolk, dated 18th May 1750, written on paper, together with an
associated bond |
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ITEM:
Original Handwritten Letter (Not a Copy) Dated 1834 written by a B.G.Armytage
of Allans Place, Shatford,Essex,England to a Mr Crosland in Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, England MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 8 inches x 6¼ inches DATE:
1834 PAPER
WATERMARKED ?: Yes, Bevan & Swane 1828 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Shatford in Essex, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: A Letter from A B.G.Armytage to A Mr Crosland in Huddersfield,
Concerns The Trustees in an Estate and £1000.00 PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: B.G.Armytage CONDITION:
Some Staining otherwise in good condition |
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1647 |
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A 17th
century vellum legal document being a lease of lands in Hempstead and
Bumpstead, Essex, between Sir Charles Mordaunt of Hempstead, knight and
baronet, and Sir Richard Onslow of Knowle in Cranleigh, Surrey, feoffees in
trust for Bassett Cole of Hempstead and Dame Amy Mordaunt his wife. Dated 5th
July in the 23rd year of the reign of Charles I [1647]. Property: A messuage
or tenement called Holbrookes in several enclosures of 18 acres; and a close
called Sweet Croft of 5 acres; Popletts meadow of 3 acres; Great Middle, Lowe
Field and Lonf Meadow, all in Hempstead and Bumpstead, Essex. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Rubbed text in folds with some
flaking. Several neat 4-5 cm slits repaired. Document size (approx.): 56 by
32 cm. Characteristics: Signatures of all parties and 4 large partly paper
covered red wax seals on vellum tags. |
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1563 |
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An
early Elizabethan vellum document being a quitclaim in relation to the sale
of lands in Hempstead, Essex, between
Robert Mordaunt of Hempstead, Thomas Mountforde of Radwinter, Essex, and
Richard Westley of hempstead. Dated the 27th day of October in the 5th year
of the reign of Elizabeth I [1563]. Property: The manor of Winslowes als
Crouchmans in Hempstead. View 1880 Ordnance Survey map of Hempstead Medium:
Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Thin vellum with some small holes
in several folds, otherwise good. Document size: 43 by 13 cm. Other
characteristics: Signature of Robert Mordaunt. Nice red wax seal with
"R.M." initials. |
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Westley |
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1646 |
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A
vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Hempstead and Bumpstead,
Essex, between Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Massingham, Norfolk, knight and
baronet, and Robert Horner the Elder of Hempstead, Essex, yeoman. Dated 5th
November in the 22nd year of the reign of Charles I [1646]. Property: All
that messuage or tenement lying and being in Hempstead in the occupation of
Jeremy Leydon, and a dwelling and buildings abutting the highway leading from
Bumpstead Helion and Walden called Goodings Great laye House Croft and Common
croft. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Rubbed text in
folds with large areas of flaking. 3-4 holes in the thin vellum. Vellum eaten
away by ink in places. Most text readable. Document size (approx.): 50 by 34
cm. Characteristics: Signature of Charles Mordaunt and a very nice red wax
seal on vellum tag with armorial impression of the Mordaunts. |
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1697 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to the sale of a house in Little Warley, Essex,
between Samuel Miller of the parish of Christchurch, London, Anne Gardner of
Froxfield or Froxwell, Somerset, and John Rapley of Little Warley. Dated 28th
September in the 9th year of the reign of William III [1697]. Property: All
that messuage in the occupation of John Rapley called Cooth hall and 1 acre
of land in Little Warley. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Small hole caused by rodent damage otherwise good. Document size
(approx.): 70 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. |
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1757 |
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Approx
76 cms x 57cms. A Vellum document being a lease of lands in Stratton in the
parish of Evercrooch on Somerset. Between William Mitchell of Hemingford
Huntingdon, Richard Bull and his wife Mary of Chipping Ongar in Essex. (Mary
is a widow and the legal Guardian of her two infant children, Richard Henry
Benet and Levina Alexander Benet by a previous marriage to Alexander Benet.)
on eht eone side and Thomas Coward of Spargrove, Parish of Batcomb in |
Mitchell |
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1735 |
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An
interesting Letter of Administration document 4th June 1735 during the reign
of King George II. Pertaining to Robert Adams who died intestate. Other names
mentioned include:- John Hazard & Mary Adams. Comprising a single sheet
bearing usual storage folds approx. 7 ½ ” x 6” with all text fully legible
for transcription. Bearing two five shilling blue embossed revenue stamp with
one lead attachment escutcheon seal and backed with George II cipher stamp.
Also bearing a single large Armorial relief embossed pendant wafer seal
(cracked due to storage fold). |
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1794 |
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1794
INDENTUREs concerning BANKRUPTCY of Thomas UNDERWOOD mentioning a WINDMILL in
COLCHESTER NO RESERVE THESE ARE CERTIFIED COPIES ON 7 SHEETS OF HEAVY PAPER
MADE ON 29TH MARCH 1794 (ENTIRELY HAND WRITTEN), OF TWO INDENTURES DATED 25th
AND 26TH APRIL 1793 IN THE 33RD YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE III BETWEEN
THOMAS UNDERWOOD OF COLCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX OF THE ONE PART AND
JOHN MINTER ALSO OF COLCHESTER, BENJAMIN FIRMAN OF WIVENHOE AND JOHN MOORE OF
STANWAY OF THE OTHER PART. THEY CONCERN THE BANKRUPTCY OF THOMAS UNDERWOOD
WHICH REQUIRED HIM TO SIGN OVER HIS PROPERTIES TO HIS CREDITORS. THE PROPERTY
INVOLVED INCLUDED A HOUSE, A MALTING OFFICE, A WINDMILL AND LAND, ALL IN THE
PARISH OF SAINT MARY AT THE WALLS IN COLCHESTER TOGETHER WITH HIS PERSONAL
EFFECTS LEAVING HIM ONLY "THE NECESSARY WEARING APPAREL OF HIMSELF AND
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN". Size. The document pages are approx. 13"
wide x 16" high. Condition. In superb condition with the usual folding
creases. |
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Moore |
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1735
ENGLISH OBLIGATION BOND with a HUNTING SEAL showing a MAN on a HORSE chasing
a FOX NO RESERVE DATE: |
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Ruggles |
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1650
INDENTURE between CRAMMER and BICKMER plus 1696 WILL of BICKMER + 1 other NO
RESERVE DATE:- 21ST MARCH 1650 PAPER INDENTURE WITH FANCY LETTER
"T" OF "THIS INDENTURE" WITH THE DATE "1650"
WRITTEN INSIDE BETWEEN GEORGE CRAMMER OF STISTED, ESSEX ....... and .... JOHN BICKMER This
indenture measures approx. 16" wide x 18" high and is in rather
delicate condition with some torn parts as shown in the photos but is 354
years old and more than 95% of the writing is quite readable. There is also a
good, red wax seal. Also mentions Richard Freeman and Marke Dowlinge of
Bocking. ATTACHED BY A VERY OLD PIN IS A CERTIFIED PAPER COPY (MADE ON 22ND
MARCH 1716) OF THE WILL OF MILDRED BICKMER OF GOSFIELD. ESSEX (obviously
related to the above John Bickmer). THE WILL WAS WRITTEN ON 9TH MAY 1696 AND
PROVED AT BRAINTREE ON 2ND SEPTEMBER 1696. FINALLY, A THIRD DOCUMENT, HAND
WRITTEN ON PAPER, IS ALSO ATTACHED but this 17th century writing is hard to
read and I leave it to the buyer to enjoy deciphering it. Size. The other documents
are smaller than the indenture. Condition. Indenture described above. Others
in good condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1767
VELLUM MANORIAL DOCUMENT MANOR OF WIVENHOE NO RESERVE DATE: |
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A large
4 page vellum indenture recording the sale of a farm in Axminster between
William Guise of Alborough Hatch, Essex, gentleman, and William Guise the
younger of the same place, gentleman. Dated the 13th day of September in the
31st year of the reign of George II [1757]. Property: A farm called Trenowes
Park in Axminster and 100 acres of land that was formerly in the possession
of William Parbury and was granted to him by the Honorable Thomas Late Lord
Petre and baron Writtle, deceased. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good condition. Document size (approx.): 70 by 70 cm.
Characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
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1752
INDENTURE with initial PORTRAIT of King GEORGE II - CALLIGRAPHY and SEAL NO
RESERVE DATE: |
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1798
VELLUM DOCUMENT concerning the MANOR OF FELSTED and ANN BLECKLY NO RESERVE
DATE:- 22ND OCTOBER 1798 MANORIAL DOCUMENT ON A SINGLE SHEET OF VELLUM MANOR
OF FELSTED or FELSTED BURY with Grand-courts INVOLVING ANN BLECKLY WHO WAS
GRANTED LEAVE TO LET HER PROPERTY BY WILLIAM BULLOCK ACTING AS STEWARD FOR
SIR JAMES TYLNEY LONG, BARONET, LORD OF THE MANOR. 1 BLUE REVENUE STAMP Size.
The document is approx. 14" wide x 11" high. Condition. Slight
dustmarking but otherwise in excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT WILL Hannah Gibson WEST HAM ESSEX 1881. From
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 123 years old MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF HANNAH GIBSON LATE OF
FOREST VILLAS ALBERT SQUARE FOREST LANE WEST HAM IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. BEQUESTS
TO RELATIVES. *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - * WAX
SEAL FROM HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * PLUS
LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION * SIZE
21 INCHES X 28 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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338 |
1748 |
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Here is
an opportunity to aquire a rare unique document of English history. The
document measures 76cm x 65cm and is made up of 9 pages.The document would
be of interest to genealogists and local historians. The pages would look
attractive if framed and would be a talking point on anyones wall. Ideal
unusual present. This
indenture was made 22nd June in the 22nd year of the reign of our sovereign
Lord George the 2nd in the year of 1748..Between Sir Robert Ab-y of
Albyuo in the parish of Stapleford Abbot in the and
John Ab-y aforesaid Esquire eldest son and heir of the said Sir Robert Ad-y of
the out part and Edward Woodrorf of the ---Temple London --- of the other
part. This
document relates to a lease for a year.The document consists of 9 pages each in
good condtion for age there are no holes in any of the pages. The first
page has a dirty coloured ragged edge but does not interfere with the documents
contents.The last page is not damaged but is creased. All the other
pages are clean but the outer edge is dirty on some. (see pictures) Each
page is stamped and there are 2 signed red seals. The
writting is of good quality and readable; |
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1564 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated 1564 during the sixth year of the reign of
Elizabeth I being the conveyance of property in Hempsted in Essex conisting
of a dwelling as well as land and meadow. The indenture is between William
Parker of Kent, a Husbandman, who conveys the property to Robert Harte of
Hempsted. In Latin, nicely penned with FINE dark red pendant wax seal
attached to vellum tag. Very Good condition, accompanied by English synopsis,
measures 12 x 6.25". |
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1614 |
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An
attractive vellum quitclaim relating to the sale of a house in Hempstead,
Essex, between Richard harte of Hempstead Michael Harte of Hempstead and
Richard and Agnes Levet of Rayne in Essex. Dated the 6th day of January in
the 12th year of the reign of James I [1614]. Property: A messuage or
tenement called Morecroft in the parish of Hempstead. Medium: Handwritten in
Latin on vellum. Condition: Very nice clean condition. Seal has cracks and
small piece missing. Document size (approx.): 35 by 20 cm. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal showing a faint impression of a thistle. |
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1641 |
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A vellum
indenture recording the sale of a house in Hempstead, Essex between Sir
Charles Mordaunt, Baronet, and John Styles of Hempstead. Dated the 19th day
of April in the 17th year of the reign of Charles I [1641]. Property: A
messuage or tenement in Hempstead formerly in the occupation of Henry
Greenwood. Medium: Handwritten in English on laid paper. Condition: Some
small holes and area where ink has eaten away at paper. Document size
(approx.): 30 by 40 cm. Characteristics: Signature and small seal. |
Mordaunt |
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1563 |
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An
Elizabethan vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in various Essex
villages, between Phillip Mordaunt of
Massingham, Norfolk, Robert Mordaunt of Hempstead, Essex, Thomas Mountford of
Radwinter, Essex, and Richard Westleye of Hempstead. Dated the 26th day of
October in the 5th year of the reign of Elizabeth I [1563]. Property: The
manor of Cotinghams in Radwinter, Sampford, Hempstead and Bumpstead, Essex.
Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Very tiny holes in one
fold otherwise good condition.Seal is in good condition, although the vellum
tag has been strengthened with tape. Document size (approx.): 40 by 16 cm.
Characteristics: Very nice red wax seal showing the profile of a mans head. |
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1897 |
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12th
July 1897 Charles Turner Esq. to W H Bird Esq. Reconveyance of Freehold hereditaments
situated in Poppleton Road, Leytonstone, ESSEX. Lardge document written in
ink by hand on waxed paper. Includes two nice embossed Three Shillings
stamps, and a red wax seal. Stamped at the top "Sold by Waterlow
Brothers & Layton Limited. 24 Birchin Lane.. LONDON." |
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344 |
1876 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Fulham Middlesex BOWDEN > MARSDEN 1876 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 129 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE BETWEEN GEORGE BOWDEN
OF RAVENSWORTH TERRACE FULHAM IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE
PART AND JANE MARSDEN OF SOUTHPORT IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER WILLIAM GREEN
MARSDEN OF BRENTWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX CLERK AND RICHARD GREEN MARSDEN
OF UPPER NORWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. BEING
THE MORTGAGE OF SEVEN HOUSES WITH GARDENS SITUATE AT WALTHAM GREEN ON THE
NORTH WEST SIDE OF THE FULHAM ROAD KNOWN AS RAVENSWOOD TERRACE ON TWO SHEETS
OF PARCHMENT - WITH FURTHER INDENTURES
TO REVERSE SIZE 28 INCHES X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEAL |
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1860 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED West Ham Essex WARING > DYMOND 1860 FROM THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA - 145 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE BETWEEN THOMAS
WARING OF WALTER TERRACE VICTORIA DOCK ROAD PLAISTOW IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
IRONMONGER OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM PHILIP DYMOND OF CHANCERY LANE IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE AND ARTHUR GOODRICH OF GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET
IN THE SAME COUNTY GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF FOUR
LEASEHOLD HOUSES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF WOULDHAM STREET SOUTH IN THE PARISH OF WEST HAM IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX TO SECURE £360 ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT - SIZE 28 INCHES X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEAL |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Travel Agent Agreement LONDON 1904. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN
OF KING EDWARD VII on PAPER. Family History document - AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN
JOHN JOHSTONE OF CHICHESTER PLACE ROYAL OAK LONDON OF THE ONE PART AND
CHARLES JOHN GREENSHIELDS DURANTY OF NORFOLK ROAD ILFORD ESSEX OF THE OTHER
PART. WHEREAS THE SAID JOHNSTONE IS ABOUT TO ESTABLISH AND CARRY ON UNDER THE
STYLE OF THE "INTERNATIONAL ACCOMODATION BUREAU" A BUSINESS OF
PROCURING AND SUPPLYING FOREIGNERS AND OTHERS INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE
RESPECTING HOTELS BOARDINGHOUSES APARTMENTS AND OTHER LIKE ACCOMODATION FOR
TRAVELLERS. ON ONE SHEET OF HEAVY WEIGHT LEGAL DOCUMENT PAPER IMPRESSED
REVENUE GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 20 INCHES X 15 INCHES FOLDED |
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1659 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Crantock and other
parishes, Cornwall, between Eliab Harvey the elder of London, esquire, William
Stead of Steedhill, Kent, doctor at law, Jonathan Pashleigh of Mennabilly,
Cornwall, John Lanyon of Newplace, Essex and Richard Arundell of Trerise,
Cornwall. Dated the 20th day of March 1659. Property: The manor of
Trevelwith, Cornwall in the parish of Crantock. Also a messuage called
Trewolla in Crantock, another called Mellingay in Cubert, and others called
Mestere or Basteere and Lanlovin. A house in the parish of Perran. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Several small water stains and
dirt marking. Document size (approx.): 78 by 68 cm. |
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Stead |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 3rd February 1843 between John James of Sudbury (manufacturer),
George Ward late of Sudbury but now of Belchamp Otten, Essex (victualler) and
Joseph Pemberton of Sudbury (draper & tailor) for a messuage, shop and
cottages, situate in North Street, Sudbury.
This document cites previous indentures with names and has an
underlined section refering to a Right of Way for William Brock. Has 4 signatures and seals with a revenue
stamp. Has been folded, otherwise good
condition |
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1640 |
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A small
manor court baron document for the HONOR DE CLARE IN THE COUNTIE OF ESSEX
recording the surrender and release of copyhold lands in the manor of
Hempstead, where Robert Allen surrenders a copyhold messuage and pasture in
the manor of Hempstead, and Michael Harte is admitted as copyhold tenant.
Dated 1st April in the 16th year of the reign of Charles I [1640] Medium:
Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: One small stain and some dirt
marking otherwise good condition. Document size (approx.): 27 by 5 cm. |
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1846 |
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A two
page vellum indenture dated 27th August 1846 between Thomas King late of
Ballingdon now of Clarence Terrace, Barnsbury Park, Islington (yeoman) and
Rebecca King of Ballingdon (widow) regarding property in Ballingdon and
Hadleigh. It contains genealogical
information on the King family. Has
one signature and seal with a revenue stamp on each page. There are witness and received signatures
on the reverse. Has been folded,
otherwise good condition |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: MANUSCRIPT DEED Limehouse Middx GOODHART > SAVELL 1820. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 147 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN SUSANNAH STEINMETZ OF THE TOWN OF HUNTINGDON WIDOW
WILLIAM STEINMETZ OF HACKNEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SUGAR REFINER AND
EMANUEL GOODHART OF LAYTONSTONE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX SUGAR REFINER OF THE
FIRST PART ANDREW RICKIE OF COMMERCIAL ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND
ANN HIS WIFE AND GEORGE DAY OF BENGERWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER
MERCHANT AND ANNE HIS WIFE OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN SAVELL OF COPENHAGEN
WHARF IN THE PARISH OF ST. ANNE LIMEHOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BUILDER
OF THE THIRD PART. COUNTERPART LEASE FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND AND FOUR
DWELLINGHOUSES CALLED MITRE BUILDINGSIN THE PARISH OF ST. ANNS LIMEHOUSE IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. WITH SMALL SURVEY PALN GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE 25
INCHES X 29 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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1870 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT WILL Ockendon Essex MARTHA SNOWDEN 1870 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 135 YEARS OLD THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MARTHA
SNOWDEN FORMERLY OF NORTH OCKENDON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX AFTERWARDS OF
CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON WITH LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION FROM HER
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF PROBATE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION
- SOME STORAGE DUSTING WAX SEAL ON TWO
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT SIZE 24 INCHES X 18 INS |
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1739
"An Act for further enlarging the Term granted by an Act of the Ninth
and Tenth Years of the Reign of King William the Third, For cleansing and
making navigable the Chanel from the Hithe at Colchester to wivenhoe; and for
making the said Act, and another Act of the Fifth Year of the Reign of His
late Majesty King George the First, For enlarging the Term granted by the
said Act of the Ninth and Tenth Years of the Reign of King William the Third,
more effectual" "...And
whereas since the passing the said last recited Act, the Money due to the
Executor of William Hewer has been paid, and the Commissioners have erected a
very large Lock on the said chanel, which has been found by Experience to be
of very great Use and Service to the Navigation thereof; and forasmuch as the
Maintenance and Reparation of the said Lock will be a continual
Expence..." This
document makes the previous two Act perpetual. It names the Commissioners. "No Strangers may open the Lock",
"All Damages to the Lock to be made good", etc. 9 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume |
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1742
"An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an Act passed in the
Tenth Year of the Reign of his late Majesty King George the First, intituled,
An Act for repairing and amending the Highways from the North Part of
Harlow-bush Common, in the Parish of Harlow, to Woodford in the County of
Essex" "Whereas
an Act...whereby a certain Provision was made in the said Act for repairing
and amending the Highways or Roads leading from Woodford...to the North Part
of the Harlow-bush Common...but the said Roads still remaining in such a
ruinous Condition, another Act...great Progress hath been made..." This
Act continues the previous Act for a further 21 years. "Roads to be admeasured and
Mile-stones erected", etc. 5 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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1744
"An Act for granting and continuing the duties upon Salt, and upon Red
and White Herrings, for the further Term of Seven Years; and for licensing
the erecting new Refineries of Rocks Salt in the Counties of Essex and
Suffolk" The
first part of this document cites previous Acts and continues the duties for
a further 7 years. "And whereas
there has been anciently and are now Houses or Places in which rock Salt has
been and is refined or made into White Salt, at heybridge, Colchester, and
Maningtree, in the County of Essex, at Ipswich, Woodbridge, Walderswick and
Southwold in the County of Suffolk, and those Places, and the Country
thereabouts, having no opportunity of being supplied with other Salt than
Salt refined or made from Rock Salt, and as it may happen that the Refiners
of Rock Salt at those Houses or Places may not make sufficient Quantities of
White Salt to supply the Country thereabouts, or may hold up what they do
make to an exorhitant Price, knowing no other Persons whatsoever can, by
reason of the above recited Act, erect or set up any new Refinery...",
"...The Commissioners for Salt Duties may grant Licenses for one
Refinery of Rock Salt, at Heybridge, Colchester, Maningree, Ipswich,
Woodbridge, Walderswick and Southwold..." 17
pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 1st December 1857 between William Holding of
Greenwich (carpenter) and the Trustees of the People's Freehold Benefit
Building Society: Benjamin Cooke of Vanburgh Fields, Greenwich (esq), Charles
Swaisland of Crayford (esq.) and relates to a property in Plaistow. It has one signature and seal with a
revenue stamp. There are witness and
received signatures on the reverse.
Has been folded, otherwise good condition. |
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1731 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to the sale of lands in Little Walden, Essex,
between Mary Pettit of Little Sampford, widow and relict of John Pettit, son
of Richard Pettit deceased, and William Impey of Walden, brazier. Dated 6th
January in the 5th year of the reign of George II [1731]. Property: All that
piece or parcel of land in Little Walden lying between lands of James Earl on
the west and lands of Richard King on the East abutting upon a grove called
Ashwell. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
condition. Document size: 66 by 50 cm.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. |
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1819 |
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Counterpart
lease of Brook House Farm, Chigwell, Essex, dated 15 May 1819 between Edmund
Darby Esq and Messrs Clark & Elce |
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1714 |
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INDENTURE
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1723 |
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this
indenture on vellum dated |
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1727 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1727 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of property in Ashdon in the County of Essex between Matthew
Winds, Woolcomber, of the one part; and Robert Swann, a Carpenter, and
William Warren, a Thatcher, of the second part. Fresh appearance with printed
fancy vignette, light blue revenue stamps, tax stamp, and red wax seal. Nice
docketing on verso. Fine condition, measures 20 x 14.5". |
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1681 A
one page vellum indenture between Nathaniel Dodd of St Dunstans in the West,
London (gent.) Hannah Dodd of St Martins in the Field, Middlesex (spinster),
Samuel Dodd of Chigwell, Essex (Clerk), Timothy Dodd of London and relates to
property in Dye Corner and Rosemary Lane, London. Lots of genealogical information on this
one for the Dodd family. 3 signatures.
Has been folded and has fading along one fold, otherwise good
condition. |
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Early
vellum conveyance made 7th July in the 6th year of the reign of Queen
Elizabeth [1564] , between William Parker of Castell Campes, Kent,
husbandman, son and heir of William Parker late of Fynchingfelde, Essex,
deceased, conveying to Robert Harte of Hempstead, Essex one built messuage,
two and a half acres of land and half an acre of meadow lying together in
Hempsted, paying the usual services to the Lord of the Manor, fine condition
with pendant wax seal, showing sun emblem within the seal, with translation |
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1648 |
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A
vellum indenture recording the lease of lands in Hempstead, Essex, between Thomas Westhropp of Steeple
Bumpstead, gent, John Styles of Hempstead, gent, Eliab Harvey of London,
merchant, John Prestwood of London, merchant, Henry Pratt citizen and
haberdasher of London, and Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Massingham,
Norfolk, Knight & Baronet. Dated the 3rd day of August in the 24th year
of the reign of Charles I [1648]. Property: A messuage or tenement called
Holbrookes in several enclosures; and a close called Purfletts meadow of 3
acres; Middle Lay, Lowe Field, all in Hempstead and Bumpstead, Essex. View
1880 Ordnance Survey map of Hempstead Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Areas of flaky ink and rubbing in folds, all text
readable. One small slit in fold. Document size: 66 by 38 cm. Other
characteristics: Signatures. One wax seal with armorial impression. One seal
with initials TW. |
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A very
attractive and interesting hand written 17C vellum Obligation Bond document
dated 5th May 1615 during the reign of King James I. Pertaining to Thomas
Hart of Fakenham juxta Ipswitch in the County of Suffolk & John Hart of
Hempsted in the County of Essex being obligated to James Cowle of Hempsted in
the same County in the sum of one hundred pounds. Other names mentioned
include: Robert Hart, Richard Hart, John Chule, Margaret Chule, Thomas Knyyb?
(????) Hart & Tho Fetckey? A very clean document in excellent condition
with usual long-term storage folds. Written in both Latin and English. Comprising
a single sheet of vellum approx. 14” x 4” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Single seal tag (wax seals missing). Signed by Thomas Hart. |
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1648 |
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A
vellum exemplification of recovery relating to the sale of lands in
Hempstead, Sampford, Bumpstead and Finchingfield, between Eliab Harvey, Henry
Pratt and John Prestwood. Dated the 24th year of the reign of Charles I
[1648]. Property: Lands in Hempstead, Sampford, Steeple Bumpstead, Bumpstead
St Hellions and Finchingfield. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum.
Condition: Rubbed text in folds. Seal missing. Document size: 60 by 45 cm.
Other characteristics: Excellent calligraphy. |
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367 |
1678 |
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A manor
court baron document for the manor of Chipping Walden (Saffron Walden) in
Essex recording the surrender of copyhold lands by Thomas Nottage, John
Johnson and Thomas Skurrey, copyhold tenants, and the admission of Oliver
Page a malster as tenant. Dated 7th April in the 30th year of the reign of
Charles II [1678] Property: Copyhold lands in Walden (Saffron Walden) called
Long Leggs, Brickbridge Fields, Burnwood Fields and others. Medium:
Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Dusty, rubbing and creasing in
areas. Document size (approx.): 32 by 23 cm. |
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368 |
1649 |
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A manor
court baron document for the manor of
Walden (Saffron Walden) in |
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369 |
1694 |
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A manor
court baron document for the manor of Chipping Walden (Saffron Walden) in
Essex recording the surrender of copyhold lands by Thomas Legg a copyhold
tenant, and the admission of John Harvey and John Brinde as tenants. Dated
18th April in the 6th year of the reign of William & Mary [1694]
Property: Copyhold lands in Walden (Saffron Walden). Medium: Handwritten in
Latin on vellum. Condition: Minor flaking in areas, otherwise good condition.
Document size (approx.): 30 by 13 cm. Also mentions Thomas Palmer |
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370 |
1701 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1701 during the reign of King William III
being the conveyance of property in Saffron Walden in the County of Essex
abutting Newman Hall on the road leading from Cambridge to Walden between
John Freeman, a Yeoman, of the one part; and Agnes Thurgood, a Widow, of the
second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamps,
stamped tax stamp, and red wax seal with fine impression of a bird on vellum
seal tag. Nice docketing on verso. Very Good condition, some discoloration
although adds to the visual appeal of this indenture. Measures 23 x 16". |
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371 |
1799 |
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A two
page letter dated |
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372 |
1824 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Marquis of Bath NOBILITY 1824 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE IV - 181 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE MOST HONORABLE
THOMAS MARQUIS OF BATH. THE RIGHT HONORABLE GEORGE EARL OF WINCHILSEA AND
NOTTINGHAM, THE RIGHT HONORABLE WILLIAM EARL OF DARTMOUTH AND THE REVEREND
CHARLES GEORGE OF WICKEN BONHANT IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX OF THE ONE PART TO
CHARLES JACOB WILKINSON OF WINCHESTER PLACE PENTONVILLE IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX. SIGNATURES OF ALL THE NOBILITY. BEING ALL THAT MANOR OR LORDSHIP OR
MANORS OF GREAT WILBURGHAM OTHERWISE WILBRAHAM OTHERWISE LYLES IN GREAT
WILBRAHAM AND DWELLINGHAM IN BURWELL AND ALSO ALL THOSE YEARLY RENTS PAID TO
THE LORD WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE
SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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373 |
1772 |
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A very
attractive and interesting hand written 18C paper Power of Attorney document
dated |
Howard |
Pemberton |
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Hicks |
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374 |
1615 |
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A very
attractive and interesting hand written 17C vellum Obligation Bond document
dated 5th May 1615 during the reign of King James I. Pertaining to Thomas
Hart of Fakenham juxta Ipswitch in the County of Suffolk & John Hart of
Hempsted in the County of Essex being obligated to James Cowle of Hempsted in
the same County in the sum of one hundred pounds. Other names mentioned
include: Robert Hart, Richard Hart, John Chule, Margaret Chule, Thomas Knyyb?
(????) Hart & Tho Fetckey? A very clean document in excellent condition
with usual long-term storage folds. Written in both Latin and English.
Comprising a single sheet of vellum approx. 14” x 4” with all text fully
legible for transcription. Single seal tag (wax seals missing). Signed by Thomas
Hart. |
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Cowle |
Chule |
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375 |
1698 |
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A manor
court baron document for the manor of Thaxted in Essex recording the
surrender of copyhold lands by Mathew Andrewes, copyhold tenant, and the
admission of William Bullock as tenant. Dated 6th October in the 6th year of
the reign of William III [1698] Property: Copyhold lands in Thaxted, Essex,
called Park Hill, formerly in the possession of Eliab Harvey. Medium:
Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Creasing in areas, otherwise good.
Document size (approx.): 29 by 15 cm. |
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376 |
1701 |
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A manor
court baron document for the manor of Thaxted in |
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377 |
1725 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT Ashon Essex SMITH > BRADLEY 1725 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE I - 280 YEARS OLD BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT FREEHOLD MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT WITH OUTHOUSES YARDS
GARDENS AND ORCHARDS SITUATE AND LYING IN ASHON ALS ELLE IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX. BETWEEN RICHARD SMITH SENIOR OF ASHON ALS ELLE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
CLOTHIER RICHARD SMITH JUNIOR OF ASHON ALS ELLE OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN
BRADLEY OF ASHON ALS ELLE YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 21
INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Smith |
Bradley |
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378 |
1686 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of a farm in North Shoebury, Essex, between
Francis Maidston citizen and clothworker of London, and Samuel Ongley a
citizen and merchant taylor of London. Dated the 5th day of October in the
2nd year of the reign of James II [1686]. Property: A farm called Daives Farm
in North Shoebury in the occupation of Joan Farrington and a marsh called
Munginge Marsh als Mungy Marsh or Mount marsh in Shoebury otherwise North
Shoebury. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: A small area
of fire damage and other stains. Creasing and dusty. Document size (approx.):
55 by 35 cm. Characteristics: Signature and one red wax seal. |
Maidston |
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Farrington |
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379 |
1814 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Thoydon Essex BARNARD > MUMFORD 1814 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 191 YEARS OLD BEING THE
CONVEYANCE TO USES OF AN ESTATE IN THOYDON IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX WITH
INFORMATION ON A NUMBER OF PROPERTIES INCLUDING THE "IVY CHIMNEY" .
BETWEEN JOHN BARNARD OF HARLOW MILL IN THE PARISH OF HARLOW IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX MILLER OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM FLACK THE YOUNGER OF HERTFORD IN THE
COUNTY OF HERTFORD MALTSTER OF THE SECOND PART AND THOMAS DRAPER OF POTTERS
STREET INTHE PARISH OF HARLOW CARPENTER AND MARY HIS WIFE JOHN WRIGHT OF
HARLOW MILLER AND OTHERS OF THE THIRS PART AND JAMES MUMFORD OF HARLOW
CARPENTER OF THE FIFTH PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 32
INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Barnard |
Flack |
Draper |
Wright |
Mumford |
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380 |
1686 |
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An
attractive little vellum indenture relating to lands in East and West
Hanningfield, Essex, between William Nutt of Chigwell, Essex, and Paul Bowes
of the Middle temple, London. Dated the 20th day of December in the 2nd year
of the reign of James II [1686]. Property: All that manor grange and farm
commonly called Cannon Barnes amounting to 204 acres in East and West
Hanningfield. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Document size (approx.): 44 by 28 cm. Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. |
Nutt |
Bowes |
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381 |
1687 |
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A neat
little vellum indenture relating to lands in Widdington, Essex, between
William Pampholin of Widdington, yeoman, and Charles Pampholin of Widdington,
yeoman. Dated the 14th day of May in the 2nd year of the reign of James II
[1687]. Property: All that close of pasture called Baggs Oldwick Meade in
Widdington. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Has a large
tear from top left to middle bottom that has been repaired to make it almost
invisible. Otherwise in a clean state. Document size (approx.): 54 by 31 cm.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. |
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382 |
1686 |
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An
attractive paper receipt where Paul Bowes received from William Nutt 1300
pounds for the consideration of purchase money mentioned in an indenture made
between William Nutt of Chigwell and Paul Bowes. Dated the 21st day of
December in the 2nd year of the reign of James II [1686]. Medium: Handwritten
in English on paper. Condition: Very good clean condition. Document size
(approx.): 30 by 18 cm. Characteristics: Signature of William Nutt and red
wax seal, and witness signatures: Tho: Burgh, John ffearnhead & D Pugh? |
Nutt |
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383 |
1686 |
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An
attractive vellum indenture quitclaim relating to sale of lands in East and
West Hanningfield, Essex, between William Nutt of Chigwell, Essex, and Mary
his wife, and Richard Baldwyn of East barnett, Hertfordshire. Dated the 18th
day of December in the 2nd year of the reign of James II [1686]. Property:
All that manor grange and farm commonly called Cannon Barnes amounting to 204
acres in East and West Hanningfield. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Document size (approx.): 35 by 70 cm.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. |
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384 |
1686 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the release of lands in East and West Hanningfield,
Essex, between William Nutt of Chigwell, Essex, and Paul Bowes of the Middle
temple, London. Dated the 21st day of December in the 2nd year of the reign
of James II [1686]. Property: All that manor grange and farm commonly called
Cannon Barnes amounting to 204 acres in East and West Hanningfield. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good. Document size
(approx.): 57 by 65 cm. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. |
Nutt |
Bowes |
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385 |
1896 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 19.10.1896 THIS IS A DEED OF GIFT AND RELATES TO A PIECE OF LAND
SITUATE IN UPPER VERNON ROAD, SUTTON, SURREY. THE NAMES MENTIONED IN THIS
DOCUMENT ARE: MISS KATE WHITE OF WARMSTEAD NATIONAL SCHOOLS, ESSEX - SPINSTER
MISS ELLEN WHITE OF 77 VICARAGE ROAD, WILLESDON, MIDDLESEX SPINSTER AND
SISTER OF KATE WHITE |
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386 |
1800 |
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Memorandum
Dated 30th May 1800 of an Agreement Made. The Parties concerned are William Parrish
(labourer) of Thoydon Boil in the County of Essex and William Hampton
(farmer) of the same place. The document is a single page. Both Parties have
signed the document with their ‘mark’ which have been witnessed. |
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387 |
1754 |
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A
vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Little Walden in the parish
of Saffron Walden, Essex, between Joseph Impey of Barton, Bedfordshire,
grocer, eldest son and heir of Joseph Impey late of barton, butcher and
Elizabeth his wife, both deceased, Elizabeth being the daughter of John
Pettit late of saffron Walden, essex, and Benjamin Impey of Pullox Hill,
Bedford, yeoman. Dated the 4th day of January in the 27th year of the reign
of George II [1754]. Property: 4 acres freehold land in Little Walden in the
parish of Saffron Walden in the common fields of Darnwood near Burntwood
Field - on the east abutting upon Walden Field, and on the West head there upon
Little Chesterford Park. Also one acre
in a filed called North Acre. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Patchy browning and creasing. Characteristics: Signature and red
wax seal. |
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1672 |
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An
attractive vellum last will and testement of Jasper townsend of Little Walden
in the parish of Saffron Walden, Essex, yeoman. Dated the 26th day of October
in the 24th year of the reign of Charles II [1672]. Property: A messuage and tenement
in Burntwood End in Walden and pasture and arable land. Also freehold land in
Northfield called mannall mead near Waterend Walden. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Some creasing and seal damaged, otherwise good.
Characteristics: Includes probate document and part of a paper covered seal
(damaged). |
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389 |
1800 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 23rd June 1880 relating to 1 Stainforth Road,
Walthamstow between Thomas Micklem of 19 Gresham Street (gent.) and Richard
Grove of 23 Chippendale Street, Clapton (builder). Has a coloured plan and a note attached
dated 1880 regarding "Hand in Hand" Insurance Society. Has one
signature and seal with, a revenue stamp and a witness signature on the
reverse. Has been folded, otherwise
good condition. |
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390 |
1853 |
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Antique
1853 Indenture For Eastern County Railways. A Fantastic And Genuine Land Purchase
Document Draft Of "Indenture" By Crowder And Maynard Over 150 Years
Old A Victorian Item Regarding The Sale Of Premises On Tanner Street In
Barking Essex. This sixteen sheet document is still quite legible. It
concerns the purchase of land and buildings owned by the wife of a recently
deceased man Mrs Harris and another benificiary of his will Reverend G Corney
by The Eastern Counties Railway Company acting as The London And Blackwall
Railway Company. There are various amendments to the document but I cannot
read the notation handwriting in the margin. There is a site map incorporated
into page 10. I have checked the modern day maps of Barking and a Rail line
still runs through the property. The outside parchment is browned with age
and the whole document is joined with a (what looks like original)piece of
pink string. |
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Corney |
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391 |
1578/9 |
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This is
an historical document in fine condition, being a grant of alienation in the name
of Elizabeth I for land in Essex, between Sir Alexander Culpepper and William
Cobb. It dates from the year 1578/9. The document is written in latin on a
single leaf of vellum (approx 30cm x 15cm) and is in clear, fresh condition.
A large portion (about 60%) of the wax Great Seal of Elizabeth I is attached
by the original vellum tag. ocuments with the Great Seal are becoming
particularly scarce. The obverse of the seal shows the Queen enthroned, and
the reverse shows the Queen seated on horseback. The document would look
magnificent if professionally mounted and framed. Sir Alexander Culpeper was
born around 1533 and died in January 1599. He entertained Elizabeth I at his
home in 1573, and was knighted. Elizabeth wrote “Friday, August 7th, went to
Mr Culpeper at Bedgebury to supper, stayed the night, dined the following
day, knighted Mr Culpeper at Rye on Wednesday 11th." Sir Alexander
encouraged iron foundries on his estate and cast guns for the fleet which
defeated the Spanish Armada. |
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392 |
1846 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Paddington London FRASER > NORSWORTHY 1846
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 159 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN THE REVEREND DUNCAN FRASER OF HALSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX CLERK
WILLIAM SAMUEL CURREY OF PARLIAMENT STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE
AND ROBERT HUNT OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN IN THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND OF THE ONE
PART AND LUCY NORSWORTHY OF OXFORD TERRACE IN THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON IN THE
SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX WIDOW JOHN BALLARD BYRON OF BELVIDERE ROAD IN THE
PARISH OF LAMBETH IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TIMBER MERCHANT AND JOHN
CHRISTOPHER TACEY OF THE CITY ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE SURRENDER AND ASSIGNMENT OF PREMISES
IN SOMERS STREET AND CAMBRIDGE TERRACE PADDINGTON. WAX SEALS SIZES 29 INS X
25 INS IN FINE CONDITION - SOME STORAGE WEAR TO FOLD ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON THREE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Fraser |
Currey |
Hunt |
Norsworthy |
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1863 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED: WESTMINSTER LONDON Nettlefold to Routh 1863 . AN ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 142 years old BETWEEN ELIZA GRACE
NETTLEFOLD OF FARNHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIRST PART GRACENIA
SPARLING THE WIFE OF WILLIAM SPARLING OF COLCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
OUTFITTER OF THE SECON PART CAROLINE HILL THE WIFE OF JOHN HILL OF BOULOYNR
SUR MER IN THE EMPIRE OF FRANCE GENTLEMAN EMMA NETTLRFOLD OF BROMLEY COMMON
IN THE COUNTY OF KENT OF THE FOURTH PART EVLINA NETTLEFOLD OF BRIGHTON IN THE
COUNTY OF SUSSEX OF THE FIFTH PART TO
EDWARD ROUTH OF HYDE VALE GREENWICH IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. BEING A CONVEYANCE
IN FEE FOR ALL THAT HOUSE AND PREMISES BEING SIX HOUSES IN VINE STREET
MILLBANK STREET WESTMINSTER. * HAND COLOURED SURVEY PLAN GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE 25
INCHES X 29 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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Sparling |
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1853 |
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Antique
1853 Indenture For Eastern County Railways A Fantastic And Genuine Land Purchase
Document Draft Of "Indenture" By Crowder And Maynard Over 150 Years
Old A Victorian Item Regarding The Sale Of Premises On Tanner Street In
Barking Essex. This sixteen sheet document is still quite legible. It
concerns the purchase of land and buildings owned by the wife of a recently
deceased man Mrs Harris and another benificiary of his will Reverend G Corney
by The Eastern Counties Railway Company acting as The London And Blackwall
Railway Company. There are various amendments to the document but I cannot
read the notation handwriting in the margin. There is a site map incorporated
into page 10. I have checked the modern day maps of Barking and a Rail line
still runs through the property. The outside parchment is browned with age
and the whole document is joined with a (what looks like original)piece of
pink string. |
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1850 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 30th May 1850 between William King of
Lavenham (harness maker), Robert Alfred Allen of Ballingdon (merchant),
George Williams Fulcher of Sudbury (bookseller), Thomas Jones of Sudbury
(esq.), John Sikes of Sudbury (esq.) - Trustees of the Sudbury &
Ballindon Building & Investment Society.
It relates to properties in Ballingdon, Essex and Hadleigh,
Suffolk. Contains genealogical
information relating to the King family. Has 5 signatures and seals. Has witness and received signatures on the
reverse. Has been folded. |
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1884 |
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A
vellum indenture dated |
Gunter |
Polley |
Davey |
Anger |
Lidwell |
Alexander |
Sheldon |
Strange |
Thurgar |
Musk |
Barnard |
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1892 |
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Hackney
Wick London SIMPSON > THORNTON 1892 guaranteed original - from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - 113 YEARS OLD BETWEEN HARRY SIMPDON OF SAINT JAMES ROAD
BRIXTON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY LAW CLERK OF THE FIRST PART AUGUSTUS
CUNNINGTON OF BRAINTREE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX GENTLEMAN EDWARD HOLMES OF
BOCKING IN THE SAME COUNTY GENTLEMAN AND GEORGE BRINSLEY OF NEW BRIDGE STREET
LUDGATE CIRCUS ESTATE AGENT OF THE SECOND PART AND ALFRED DRY THORNTON OF
CLIFFORDS INN FLEET STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD PART
. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF FREEHOLD PREMISES IN FELSTEAD STREET HACKNEY WICK
NOS 45 AND 47. SIZE 17 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ~ REVENUE
STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Simpson |
Cunnington |
Holmes |
Brinsley |
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1633 |
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A 2 page
vellum indenture recording the sale of land in Williamscote, Oxfordshire,
between Calcote Chambre of Willyamscote, Calcote Chambre, gent son and heir,
?? Robert of Oldington, Chester, John
Robert, Thomas
Leigh of Adlington, and Sir Thomas Barrington of Hatfield Broadoak, Essex,
knight and baronet, John Barrington, esquire, Edward Taylor of banbury, gent
and William Taylor, gent. Dated the 17th day of June in the 9th year of the
the reign of Charles I [1633] Property: All that capital messuage called the
Manor House of Williamscote and various lands, meadows, pasture, etc in
Williamscote. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Some
rubbed text and creasing, several small holes and stains. Characteristics:
Signatures and 2 seals on vellum tags (damaged). Document size (approx.): 75
by 55 cm. Sir
Thomas Barrington was elected one of Colchester's Members of Parliament in
November 1640. He had been an M.P. in all of the parliaments of Charles I's
reign and his father, Sir Francis Barrington was county M.P. for Essex from
1627 to 1628. The Barrington family lived near Hatfield Forest and had much
influence in the north-western part of the county. |
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1644 |
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1644
POWER OF ATTORNEY by JOHN NORTON, of |
Norton |
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1660
VELLUM DEED between |
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1681
TWO COPY DEEDS concerning COLCHESTER
involving MUCH LAND, a WINDMILL ETC NO RESERVE DATE:- 1681 In the 24th
YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING CHARLES II THIS LOT CONSISTS OF 2 COPY DOCUMENTS ON
7 PAGES OF PAPER - THE COPIES MOST PROBABLY MADE AT THE TIME OF THE ORIGINALS
AND THEY MAY BE THE DRAFTS FROM WHICH THE VELLUM DOCUMENTS WERE THEN WRITTEN.
THEY ARE BOTH HANDWRITTEN ON HEAVY PAPER AND THE FIRST IS A FINAL CONCORD IN
LATIN BETWEEN... JOHN CHALK and THOMAS CANSE (or CAUSE) of the one part and
...... THOMAS TALBOTT of the other part concerning 12 messuages, a mill and
140 acres of land in the parish of HOLY TRINITY or ST. BUTOLPH, ST. GILES,
ST. JAMES at MILE END and also at LEYDEN in COLCHESTER. THE
SECOND COPY DOCUMENT IS AN INDENTURE DATED 10TH JANUARY 1681 between ... 1)
THOMAS SALCOTT of COLCHESTER 2) JOHN
SHAW of COLCHESTER and THOMAS RUSE the elder, also of Colchester and ... 3)
WILLIAM MOORE also of Colchester. The
indenture concerns houses, outhouses, malting houses etc. in the parish of
The Holy Divinity in COLCHESTER and St. Gyles and also 2 messuages and 80
acres of land in the parish of St. Buttolph and further properties and land
including one and a half acres "upon which grounds a wind mill is now
standing ..." as well as property in a street called East Street in the
parish of St. James in Colchester and also Bull Meadow in St. Michael. Names
noted in this document include William Coop, Philip Fuller, Henry Sparrow,
Benjamin Cork, George Harrington, William Flanner (an Alderman of Colchester),
John Monke, John Moor, William Fowler, John Dennis, Thomas Huggins, Thomas
Cooten, John Willson, William Lynnce, John Stott, Joseph Blomfield and Robert
Judge. Size. The document pages are approx. 13" wide x 17" high.
Condition. Except for a couple of small holes on the final page of the
indenture, these documenta are in excellent condition with the usual folding
creases. |
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Talbott |
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1694 |
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A large
4 page vellum indenture marriage settlement relating to the manor of Purley
Magna, Berkshire, between Sir Walter St John of Battersea, Surrey, Baronet,
James Compton esquire, son and heir apparent of the Honourable Sir Francis
Compton, William Foot of battersea, gent, William St John, esquire, Sir
Francis Compton of kew, Knight, Frances Compton, second daughter of Sir
Francis Compton, The Right Reverend Father in God Henry by Divine Providence
Lord Bishop of London, Sir John Nicholas of the parish of St Martins in the
Fields Middlesex, Knight of the Honourable Order of the Bath, Francis St John
of Thorpe als Longthorpe in Northamptonshire, esquire, Thomas Hardiman of
Battersea, Surrey, gent, Sir Francis Measham of Essex, baronet, and John Hildersley of Lincolns Inn Middlesex.
Dated 31st day of March in the 6th year of the reign of William na Mary
[1694] Property: All that manor of Purley Magna, Berkshire, belonging to Sir
Walter St John of Purley magna, Tylhurst and Pangborne. Medium: Handwritten
in English on vellum. Condition: Dust marking and creasing, several pages
with browing, rubbed text in folds, several seal tags missing and those
remaining are damaged in places. Characteristics: Signatures of nobility and
10 red wax seals on tags. Document size (approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
St John |
Compton |
Foot |
Nicholas |
Hardiman |
Measham |
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1791 |
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MANNINGTREE
MISTLEY ESSEX Watts > Burton 1791 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING GEORGE III - BEING 214 YEARS OLD FINAL AGREEMENT MADE IN THE COURT OF
OUR SOVEREIGN LORD THE KING AT WESTMINSTER IN THE THIRTY FIRST YEAR OF THE
REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD. BEFORE THE KINGS JUSTICES BETWEEN WILLIAM WATTS
AND JOHN MASON PLAINTIFFS AND MICHAEL BURTON AND ELEIZABETH HIS WIFEM
BANJAMIN STIRLING AND SUSAN HIS WIFE DEFENDANTS OF FIVE MESSUAGES TWO STABLE ONE CURTILAGE
TWO YARD AND TWO ORCHARDS PLUS LAND AT MANNINGTREE MISTLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX SIZE 18 INS X 12 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Watts |
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1827 |
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1827
This indenture was the property of Customs House . It is a lease for a piece of land along the
Foreshore at Southend-on-Sea Essex, between Robert Scratton of Southend and
Thomas Whitemore of His Majestys Custom House int he City of London,
secretary to His Majesty' Custom. The
piece of land was to be used for the erection of a watch tower and buildings
thereon for the use of the prevention services. The precise location, the South East corner
of the third field west of the terrace Southend in the Hamlet of Milton. Bounded on the South side by a footpath
which is a throughfare between Southend and Leigh. There is a plan of the land in the
margin. Bears seal and signature of
Robert Scratton also bears a brown revenue seal for a £1 (never seen a brown one before
they are usually blue). A rare one the
first Customs indenture we have ever seen.
Condition, light yellowing, otherwise mint. |
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Whitemore |
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