Essex 501-606
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Essex 405-500 |
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ID |
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Surnames |
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501 |
1776 |
ebay |
A unique George III signed
official document appointing Sir Robert Ainslie as a senior diplomat to the Embassy
of Constantinople, Istambul, 17 April 1776, also signed by Earl of
Weymouth........Sir Robert was of the Ainslies of Dolphinstone in
Scotland..............Sir Robert Ainslie was Great Britain's ambassador to
the Ottoman Porte of Constantinople from 1776 to 1794. He received the
position due to his several important services to the government at the time.
Particularly by his finding the means to procure, out of the Duc
d'Aiguillon's office in Paris, copies of the despatches sent by the Court of
France to that of Madrid, at the critical period of the Falkland Islands
affair in March 1771. The Ainslie family were well
integrated in French society at the time through marriage to the Montalembert
family. While at Constantinople Ainslie rendered important service to the
East India Company, and was awarded much silver plate from them! During his
years there, the coast of Turkey and offshore islands of Greece were all Ottoman, and Sir Robert considered it his duty to be
familiar with the Ottoman realm. Ainslie was friend to Luigi Mayer, a gifted
German artist with Italian roots and schooling. During Sir Robert's final
year as ambassador he and Mayer toured this coast and these islands together,
Sir Robert commissioning Mayer to produce depictions of various landmarks.
Ainslie was also friends with one of the members of Captain Cook's Crew -
Charles Clerke, and his will reads - "In the name of God Amen, I Charles
Clerke, Captain of his Majesties Sloop Discovery, do make this my last will
and testament. I give to my honoured father Joseph Clerke of Weathersfield in
Essex, Esquire, ten Guineas and my Gold Watch,
........................., and to my good friend Sir Robert Ainslie,
at present his Majesties Ambassador at Constantinople, one hundred
pounds......" .......Ainslie was born in 1730, died in 1812. Like his
brother he was a noted antiquarian and numismatist, with books published on
their collections...................16.25 X 12 inches, vellum, hand written
in ink, folds and creases, old damp damage to the right hand and lower right
corner areas and centre, all text except for some words/partial words in the
said areas is legible. It may be that Ainslie carried this document at all
times, even while afloat. Signed by the King, George III, and Lord Weymouth.
Text in Latin |
Ainslie |
Montalembert |
Mayer |
Clerke |
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502 |
1861 |
ebay |
NORTHAM: Conveyance of several
closes of land in Northam, Devon, between James Baker of Chelmsford, Builder,
Henry Hay of Chelmsford, Law Clerk, William Yeo of Richmond House, Northam,
Esquire and Robert Easton Yelland of Bideford, Banker. Dated 24 June 1861 Property: A field or close called Broada
Park of 6 acres; A piece of land lately fenced off at the North end of a
field called East Hill; all in the parish of Northam, part of a messuage
called Knapp. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Baker |
Hay |
Yeo |
Yelland |
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503 |
1731 |
ebay |
WISTON: Deed declaring the uses of
a fine relating to lands in Wiston, Suffolk, between William Staminers of
Wivenhoe, Yeoman, and Anne his wife, Abraham Lay of Colnewake, Yeoman, and Sarah
his wife, John Kettle of Wiston, John Barfeete of Earl Colne (Essex), Gent,
Daniel Holmes of Wiston, Yeoman and Thomas Bernard of Earle Colne, Clerk.
Dated 19 November 1731 in the 5th year of the reign of King George II
Property: All that capital house called Friend with
many other named houses and lands in Wiston. 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 |
Staminers |
Lay |
Kettle |
Barfeete |
Holmes |
Bernard |
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504 |
1821 |
ebay |
A rare Quaker birth certificate
recording the birth of Elizabeth Gurney Dimsdale to Joseph Dimsdale and Sarah
his wife of Upton, West Ham, Essex. Present at the birth were John Ballaway,
Surgeon and Harriett Gurney. Dated 2 September 1821 Medium: Printed with
manuscript insertions in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 16 by 18 cm |
Dimsdale |
Ballaway |
Gurney |
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505 |
1785 |
ebay |
QUAKER BIRTH CERTIFICATE: A rare
Quaker birth certificate recording the birth of Zachariah to Joseph Cockfield
and Elizabeth his wife, at Upton, West Ham, Essex. Dated 17 April 1785
Medium: Printed with manuscript insertions in English on vellum. Condition:
Good. Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 16 by 20 cm |
Cockfield |
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506 |
1881-1889 |
ebay |
A large 7 page vellum indenture
dated 6th February 1881 being the Articles of Partnership between Thomas Ide
of Glasshouse Field, Ratcliff, Middx. (glass bender), William Ide the elder of the same place
(silverer) and William Ide the younger of the same place (traveller). The agreement is for a period of 20 years
to trade under the name of T. & W. Ide as Glass Benders and Silverers amd
Glass Merchants at Glasshouse Fields, Ratcliff. Other properties mentioned: 77, 78 & 79 High Street,
Shadwell; 13 Brook Street, Shadwell; and 8. 9 & 10 Thrawle Street,
Christchurch, Spitalfields. Other
names mentioned: John Richard Ravenhill, William Stainer, James Jennery, Henry Wright. The
document details the roles of each of the parties, the bank to be used, etc.,
etc. It has three seals and signatures
with a revenue stamp on each page.
There is a witness signatures on the
reverse. Also there are three further
indentures on the reverse dated 1882 (3 seals & signatures), 1884 (4
seals and signatures, including Thomas John Ide of Hope Lodge, Woodford,
Essex, son of Thomas) and 1889 (4 seals and signatures, including Henry
Stoodley Ide of Hope Lodge, Woodford, Essex, son of Thomas). Has been folded. |
Ide |
Ravenhill |
Stainer |
Jennery |
Wright |
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507 |
1753 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1753 Deed -
Ashdon, Essex A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 83 cm x 61 cm approx being
a Release and Appointment of a messuage or tenament "late made an
Alehouse" known by the name of The White Horse, situate in Ashdon
otherwise Alsdone, Essex dated 2 February 1753 This document has a
particularly attractive and decorative heading Parties: Edward HAYLOCK and
Elizabeth his wife (late Elizabeth BELL, widow) of Ashdon; Joseph RUSE of Ashdon; Other names
mentioned include: Peter Ayliffe, John Clark, Samuel Coe, Thomas Talbot,
Matthew Windes Document signed by: The mark of Edward Haylock, the mark of
Elizabeth Haylock Witnesses: Martha? Crockford, John Webb Condition: Good for
age |
Haylock |
Bell |
Ruse |
Ayliffe |
Clark |
Coe |
Talbot |
Windes |
Crockford |
Webb |
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508 |
1685 |
ebay |
LITTLE CHISHILL: A court baron document
for the manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in
Little Chishill, Essex, [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill
Parva, and the admission of John Grenell as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 9
October 1685 in the 1st year of the reign of King James II Property: Lands on
Chappel Hill abutting Walden Way and lands of Robert King in Little Chishill.
Medium: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 17 by 30 cm |
Greenell |
King |
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509 |
1685 |
ebay |
LITTLE CHISHILL: A court baron
document for the manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Little Chishill, Essex [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill
Parva, and the admission of John Greenell as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 9 October 1685 in the 1st year of the
reign of King James II Property: Lands on Chappell Hill in Little Chishill.
Medium: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 14 by 33 cm |
Greenell |
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510 |
1875 |
ebay |
STRATFORD BRIDGE, WEST HAM:
Mortgage of Willow Cottage, Stratford Bridge, Essex, between Elkanah Carrington
of 25 Norman Road, Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex, carpenter, and James Steel of
149 Roman Road, North Bow, carpenter. Dated 9 February 1875 in the 38th year
of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A piece of land near Stratford
Bridge, West Ham, Essex, on the southside of Channel Sea Road, and a cottage
called Willow Cottage. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Signatures. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
Carrington |
Steel |
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511 |
1776 |
ebay |
HARLOW, STONDON, DENHAM: Attested
copy of an indenture of release of property in Harlow, Essex, Stondon,
Hertfordshire, and Denham, Buckinghamshire, between George Jefson of Birmingham,
merchant, and Martha his wife, Abigail Bird of Gerrard Street, St. Ann, Soho,
George Newell of Grays Inn, Alexander Jefson of Grays Inn, Joseph Porter of
St. Lawrence, City of London, merchant, and Jane Bird of Bond Street, St.
George Hanover Square. Dated 18 May 1776 in the 16th year of the reign of
King George III Property: A house in Harlow, Essex, part
of the manor of Harlow Bury. Fourteen acres meadow in South Field in the
parish of Stondon, Hertfordshire, part of the manor of Seacombe. A capital
manor house called Youngs, Herfordshire, and many more named properties in
Stondon. Also lands in Denham called Gossims. Medium: Manuscript in English
on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature. 15 pages. Document
Size (Approx.): 40 by 30cm |
Jefson |
Bird |
Newell |
Porter |
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512 |
1849 |
ebay |
An 1849 deed of covenant from R M Savill Esq to G A
Young Esq Also mentioned Robert Maitland of Essex Esq The Rev Thomas
Pym Bridges of Danbury As far as I can make out Savill is from Colchester in
Essex the rest of the document I find hard to understand ( lots of legal
jargon) but a nice old document in good condition for its age. |
Savill |
Young |
Maitland |
Bridges |
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513 |
1854 |
ebay |
This is an 1854 Deed of Covenant
between the Reverand Salisbury Dunn of Maldon in the county of Essex to James
Booth Esq This document is in very good condition for the age, is on light blue
paper and is 11 pages long |
Dunn |
Booth |
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514 |
1787 |
ebay |
QUAKERS, WEST HAM: A Quaker birth
certificate recording the birth of Henry Cockfield to Joseph Cockfield and
Elizabeth his wife, at Alpton in the parish of West Ham, Essex. Dated 19
December 1787 Property: Present at the birth were
David Orme, Sarah Saunders and Elizabeth Hodges. Medium: Printed with
Manuscript insertions in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures. |
Cockfield |
Orme |
Saunders |
Hodges |
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515 |
1883 |
ebay |
COLCHESTER, MISTLEY: A copy of the
lease of the Army and Navy Pub in Colchester, Essex, between John Barnes of
Colchester, Gent, Edgar Sands Daniell, William Wilberforce Daniell and Samuel
Chaplin of Colchester, Brewer and Cooperman. Dated 10 January 1883 Property:
The Army and Navy public house on the North Side of Magdelin Street in the
parish of St Giles, Colchester. Also the Anchor Inn at Mistley. Medium:
Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 20 cm |
Barnes |
Daniell |
Chaplin |
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516 |
1810 |
ebay |
1810 VELLUM 2-PAGE INDENTURE DEED
BENNINGTON LINCS NO RESERVE DATE:- 25th OCTOBER 1810 AN ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN
INDENTURE ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM BETWEEN JAMES HALLS of COLCHESTER, ESSEX of
the first part, ROBERT WALDEGRAVE of BENNINGTON (now Long Bennington?) of the
second part and ROBERT SMITH of the City of LINCOLN of the third part. THE
INDENTURE CONCERNS THE ASSIGNMENT OF A MORTGAGE ON NAMED LANDS IN BENNINGTON.
There are 3 red wax seals with excellent impressions of a man's head and 2
blue revenue stamps. Size. The document is approx. 27" wide x 25"
high. Condition. In very good condition with some slight cracking at
junctions of folds, dustmarking on the outside and with the usual folding
creases. |
Halls |
Waldegrave |
Smith |
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517 |
1628 |
ebay |
This is a very rare Conveyance
document in the reign of King Charles from Robert Kemp to his youngest son
George Kemp As far as I can make out it is for property in Bolchamp Walton ats
William Unlike the normal indentures this document starts To All Christian
people unto whom this.......... Could be from Belchamp Walter in Essex? |
Kemp |
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518 |
1762 |
899 |
Release of land in Bartlow or
Steventon End in Essex, between Robert Rennolds of Bartlow Hamlet, yeoman,
and Sir William Maynard of Waltons, Baronet.
A parcel of land lying in Bartlow Common Fields next to lands of Sir
William Maynard, (lately enclosed for a Hare Park), the Right Hon. Charles
Lord Maynard, and Elizabeth Fuller. |
Maynard |
Rennolds |
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519 |
1776 |
1040 |
Attested copy of an indenture of
release of property in Harlow, Essex, Stondon, Hertfordshire, and Denham,
Buckinghamshire, between George Jefson of Birmingham, merchant, and Martha
his wife, Abigail Bird of Gerrard Street, St. Ann, Soho, George Newell of
Grays Inn, Alexander Jefson of Grays Inn, Joseph Porter of St. Lawrence, City
of London, merchant, and Jane Bird of Bond Street, St. George Hanover
Square. A house in Harlow, Essex, part
of the manor of Harlow Bury. Fourteen
acres meadow in South Field in the parish of Stondon, Hertfordshire, part of
the manor of Seacombe. A capital manor
house called Youngs, Herfordshire, and many more named properties in
Stondon. Also lands in Denham called
Gossims. |
Bird |
Jefson |
Newell |
Porter |
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520 |
1875 |
1065 |
Mortgage of Willow Cottage,
Stratford Bridge, Essex, between Elkanah Carrington of 25 Norman Road, Old
Ford, Bow, Middlesex, carpenter, and James Steel of 149 Roman Road, North
Bow, carpenter. A piece of land near Stratford
Bridge, West Ham, Essex, on the southside of Channel Sea Road, and a cottage
called Willow Cottage. |
Carrington |
Steel |
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521 |
1495 |
1074 |
A superb medieval deed of gift for
the manors of Hempstead and Panfield in Essex and Langham in Suffolk, between
Dame Alice Coton, widow of John Coton of Panfield, gent, daughter and heir of
Richard Langham, esq, to Master William Pykenham, clerk, Archdeacon of
Suffolk, Nicholas Lathell and Thomas Roche, barons of the exchequer, Thomas
Kebell, sergeant at law, William Wallegrave, Thomas Inglefeld, [Robert
Rouchester, Robert Parker over erasure], Thomas Sall, John Bardefeld, Edward
Sulyard, George Pykenham, Geoffrey Yong and John Haward. Witnesses: Robert
Tyrell, esq, John Clopton, esq, Robert Drury, esq, [blank] Asshefeld,esq,
Thomas Huntyngdon, esq, Clement Naylyngherst, esq. John Parker, gent. Red wax seal showing a sleeping lion or
dog. The manors of Hempstead and Panfield in Essex and the manor of Langham
in Suffolk, and all the lands and tenements, rents, reversions and services
and advowsons of churches, chapels and chantries which belonged to her father
in the towns and parishes of Hempstead, Panfield, Gosfield, Halstead and
Stisted in Essex and Langham or elsewhere in Essex and Suffolk. |
Bardefeld |
Coton |
Howard |
Inglefeld |
Kevell |
Langham |
Lathell |
Pykenham |
Roche |
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522 |
1814 |
1096 |
Lease of houses and land in Latton
and Northweald Bassett, Essex, between John South of Latton, farmer, and
Hannah Wright of Harlow, spinster. Two
houses in Turners Hill near to a Public House called the Bull and Horseshoe
in the parish of Latton, together with 2 parcels of garden ground. Also a parcel of meadow or pasture called
Hundred Acres in Northweald Bassett. |
South |
Wright |
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523 |
1707 |
1161 |
A vellum final concord relating to
property in Eastwood, Essex, between Robert Bristow Esq querent v Robert Stevens
& Elizabeth his wife deforciants.
3 acres land & 3 acres meadow in Eastwood parish for ú60. |
Bristow |
Stevens |
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524 |
1685 |
1213 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little
Chishill, Essex [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill Parva,
and the admission of John Greenell as the new copyhold tenant. Lands on Chappell Hill in Little Chishill. |
Greenell |
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525 |
1685 |
1212 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little
Chishill, Essex, [now Cambridgeshire] by Thomas Greenell of Chishill Parva,
and the admission of John Grenell as the new copyhold tenant. Lands on Chappel Hill abutting Walden Way
and lands of Robert King in Little Chishill. |
Greenell |
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526 |
1885 |
1470 |
Assignment of lease of a beerhouse
in Kirby, Essex, between Walter Edward Grimston of Pebmarsh, Writtle, Esquire
and William Wilberforce Daniell of West Bergholt, Brewer. A beerhouse in the parish of Kirby in the
occupation of William Jackson. |
Daniell |
Grimston |
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527 |
1883 |
1473 |
A copy of the lease of the Army and
Navy Pub in Colchester, Essex, between John Barnes of Colchester, Gent, Edgar
Sands Daniell, William Wilberforce Daniell and Samuel Chaplin of Colchester,
Brewer and Cooperman. The Army and
Navy public house on the North Side of Magdelin Street in the parish of St
Giles, Colchester. Also the Anchor Inn
at Mistley. |
Barnes |
Chaplin |
Daniell |
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528 |
1798 |
720 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Milton Hall or Middleton Hall recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Milton in the parish of Prittlewell, Essex, by Morice Morice and
Sarah his wife, customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of Fanny Morrison
as the new copyhold tenant. A croft of
land called Little Ground of 3 acres in the hamlet of Milton, Prittlewell,
and a customary messuage or tenement. |
Morice |
Morrison |
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529 |
1688 |
1214 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Chishill Parva recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Little Chishill,
Essex [now Cambridgeshire] by John Fordham, and admission of John Greenell as
the new copyhold tenant. A tenement
called Millfield next to land of thomas Wallis and Frank Osaker. |
Fordham |
Greenell |
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530 |
1680 |
1231 |
Conveyance of lands in Stondon and
Blackmore Essex, between Thomas Strutt of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, and Susan
Evans of London, widow. A messuage or
tenement called Wheelers, Wrights or Smythes, in Stondon als Stondon Massey
and Blackmore, Essex. All premises are
on the East abutting a lane leading from the highway to a tenement called
Rooms. |
Evans |
Strutt |
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531 |
1833 |
1333 |
Deed of disclaimer to lands in the
Manor of Chigwell and West Hatch, Essex, between Sir Charles Richard Blunt of
Heathfield Park, Baronet, Edward Fletcher of Lime Grove, Esquire and William
Scott Preston of Lincolns Inn. Signature of Sir Charles Blunt <br> He
served a career in the East Indian Company and Bengal Civil Service. He became the 4th Baronet Blunt and was MP
for Lewes and Deputy Lieutenant for Sussex. All interests and properties
under the will of William Dent (Manor of Chigwell and West Hatch). |
Blunt |
Fletcher |
Preston |
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532 |
1876 |
1337 |
Conveyance of land at Stratford
Bridge, West Ham, Essex, between James Steel of North Bow, Carpenter, Elkanah
Carrington of Bow, Carpenter, William Jane of Stepney Green, Greengrocer and
Elizabeth Jane of Stepney Green. A
piece of land at Stratford Bridge in West Ham on Channel Sea Road. |
Carrington |
Jane |
Steel |
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533 |
1899 |
1553 |
Conveyance of land at Ilford,
Essex, between William Peter Griggs of Cranbrook Park, Ilford, Gent, John
William Howard Thompson of 25 Campden Hill Square, Kensington, Solicitor, Rev
Alfred Earle of 3 Devonshire Square, Bishopgate, Bishop Suffragan of
Marlborough, Joshua William Tremlett of Bishopgate Without, Jeweller and and
others as Governors of the Bishopgate Foundation. Lists many of the Governors
of the Bishopgate Foundation and also tenants of the houses in Ilford.
<p>Large outline plan of lands. 98 parcels of land in Courtland Avenue,
Mayfair Avenue and The Drive, Ilford, Essex, now forming the Cranbrook Park
Estate. |
Earle |
Griggs |
Thompson |
Tremlett |
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534 |
1805 |
719 |
A court baron document of the manor
of South Church otherwise South Church Hall recording the surrender of
copyhold lands in Southchurch, Essex, by Rev Maurice Morrison, and Sarah
Morrison as the new copyhold tenant. A
messuage with garden called Cressings or Gressings, and called Cressings
Garden, a cottage with garden, and a tenement with barn, orchard, 2 crofts,
and land called Nottorns in the parish of South Church and abutting on the
highway from Great Wakering to Hadleigh. |
Morrison |
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535 |
1782 |
693 |
A paper receipt where Charles Cook
of Castle Hedingham, Essex, now of Bury St Edmunds, acknowledges receipt of
monies owing from Jonathan Ward of Oakley, linen weaver, and John Bidwell
Edwards of Felsham, in relation to copyhold lands of the manor of Hindercley,
Suffolk. Copyhold lands in Hindercley. |
Cook |
Edwards |
Ward |
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536 |
Undated |
456 |
Paper Abstract of Title to a
copyhold Farm and lands called Bobbits Hole in Prittlewell, Essex, of Mrs
Hust. Includes entries from 1719 to 1761 on a single sheet of paper. Copyhold
farm and 8 acres land held of the manor of Milton Hall, in the parish of
Prittlewell, called Bobbits Hole in the occupation of William Odden. |
Hust |
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537 |
1789 |
455 |
A final concord from the court of
Common Pleas, Westminster, between Wortham Hilch and John Kay querents, and
Thomas Morrison deforciant, relating to lands in Prittlewell, Rochford and
Little Thorord, Essex. Three
messuages, 100 acres land, 50 acres meadow, 50 acres pasture, 50 acres marsh
and common pasture for all cattle in Rochford, Brosett, Prittlewell and
Little Thorord. |
Hilch |
Kay |
Morrison |
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538 |
1684 |
441 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Priors Hall als Stonehall recording the surrender of copyhold lands in
Widdington, Essex by William Lampholm and Maria his wife, customary copyhold
tenant, and the admission of Charles Lampholm as the new copyhold tenant. Various properties in the manor and parish
of Widdington called Chardway, Barbers Mead, Barbers Croft, Beedle Field,
Awkwell Field, Midmors Field, Little Field, Bradley Field, and others. |
Lampholm |
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539 |
1810 |
952 |
Conveyance of Spinders Farm in
Dunton and East Horndon, Essex, between Peter Pemel of Chislehurst, Kent,
Peter Pemel, Captain in the East Kent Militia, Elizabeth Pemel of Greenwich,
Kent, John Moss of Great Tetham near Witham, farmer, and William Moss of
Stock, miller. A farm called Spinders
Farm in the parishes of Dunton and East Horndon (Thorndon). |
Moss |
Pemel |
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540 |
1629 |
ebay |
1629 Indenture on Vellum - Layton
Essex A very nice document with excellent calligraphy, pricipally regarding
and signed at the foot by Michaell Fookes, mentioning Layton in Essex. Other
names mentioned in the text include John Lambart and John Dartridge (?).
Several witness signatures on the reverse. 570x415mm. when folded out,
missing wax seal. Age staining to reverse, however the front is chiefly fine
and fresh. Excellent appearance |
Fookes |
Lambert |
Dartridge |
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541 |
1886 |
ebay |
1886 HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE
SETTLEMENT BETWEEN FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BOWLES OF 2 CHARLTON PARK TERRACE IN
THE COUNTY OF KENT, A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY - ARTHUR HUMPHREY BOWLES
OF TEMPLE COURT, GUILDFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY - WILLIAM HENRY BOWLES OF
26 OLD SQUARE, LINCOLNS INN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, BARRISTER AT LAW - EMILY AGNELA BOWLES OF WONERSH, IN
THE COUNTY OF SURREY - FREDERICK HENRY HALL OF THE AVENUE, COLCHESTER IN THE
COUNTY OF ESSEX, A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY COMPLETE WITH 4 WAX SEALS
& TAX STAMP SIGNED AND DATED.....28TH JANUARY, 1886 SIZE 18 X 12 INCHES
NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
Bowles |
Hall |
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542 |
1349 |
1788 |
A fine medieval grant from the
reign of Edward III in which Isabel Morice of Great Sampford, Essex, grants
to her son John and daughter Marggery, a house with lands in Great Sampford.
Remnants of a white wax seal showing
the star of David surrounding a pellet.</ br></ br>Witnessed by
Henry atte Launde, Thomas de Boyton, John walkelyn, John Cach, John atte
Grene, at Great Sampford. A messuage with building, gardens, yards, hedges
and ditches in Great Sampford between the messuage formerly of Robert le Wyte
and the messuage formerly of Walter Welere, heading onto land of Sir William
Crocheman and onto the street from Clare to [Saffron] Walden. |
Morice |
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543 |
1896 |
REGISTERED COVER TO EXTRA GROUND
ILFORD CEMETERY MESSRS JOHN IDE, HOPE LODGE, WOODSFORD ESSEX. 4D STAMPS CANCELLED
BY OVAL CANCEL ALDERBANBURY REGISTERED ON THE BACK A CIRCULAR RED CANCEL FROM
WOODSFORD 8.30 PM 29OC 96 LETTER OF 1896 |
Ide |
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544 |
1696 |
2 hand written indentures |
Poulett |
Cunningham |
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545 |
1729 |
ebay |
VELLEM INDENTURE DATED 1729. IT IS
BETWEEN SAMUEL SMITH OF WEALD HALL IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX AND JAMES ROE OF ROESBOROUGH
IN THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY AND THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND. IT IS FOR A PIECE OF
LAND IN BALLYNELLARD, LATE IN THE POSSESSION OF MATHEW WHITE, 217 ACREAS AND
1 ROOD |
Smith |
Roe |
White |
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546 |
1698 |
ebay |
This is a rare 1698 indenture in
the reign of William the third for lands in the County of Essex between
Robert Cunningham and William Lilley in good condition for its age this also
has a signed red wax seal and blue revenue stamp |
Cunningham |
Lilley |
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547 |
1362 |
Dominic Winter 20 June 2007 |
438 |
A fine medieval grant from the
reign of Edward III and dated 26th June 1362, Thomas Schrine, vanner, and
John Brid of Hempstead to Robert Thorston of Hempstead and his wife Alice,
granting the fourth part of a messuage built upon, with hedges and ditches in
Hempstead (between the land formerly William Crocheman, Knight, and the road
from Hempstead to Clare), witnessed by William Lacr', John Grigge, John Bog,
John Buk and John Chunne, at Hempstead, with two white wax seals, the first
with sl. loss at edges showing an indeterminate figure, second showing a
swan, S'..PIDIDONA |
Schrine |
Bird |
Thorston |
Crocheman |
Lacr |
Grigge |
Bog |
Buk |
Chunne |
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548 |
17th century |
Dominic Winter 20 June 2007 |
439 |
A group of vellum indentures, all
dating from the reign of Charles I and Charles II, relating to lands in and
around Beauchamp Roding, relating to the sale of large areas of lands and
woods, together with a vellum document concerning Elizabeth Collin, late ward
of His Majesty's (Charles I) |
Colin |
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549 |
1560 |
Dominic Winter 20 June 2007 |
476 |
Sackville (Richard, died 1566). Manuscript
document signed 'Ryc Sakevyle', 1560, authorising payment to Richard
Mynsterley, Queen's Messenger, for expenses incurred in delivering some
letters to Sir William Cecil at Colchester, endorsed on the reverse by
Richard Minsterley, one page, folio, together with a 19th c. transcription
and transliteration of the old English |
Sakevyle |
Mynsterley |
Cecil |
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|
550 |
1641 |
Dominic Winter 20 June 2007 |
484 |
Tuke (Maurice). A fathers
blessinge to his motherless, and (as farre as the world can make hir)
fatherless, Deare and onely Daughter Dorothie Tuke, orig. manuscript, dated 1641,
title with decorative partly genealogical border, two page signed dedication
to his Aunt, Mrs Katherine Betenson pp. 3-33, being an essay of pious
homilies by way of a conduct book, the whole written in a very neat hand
within double ruled red borders, signed again at rear, final page blank with
'This book was found at Scadbury in the closet by the Chapell, July 1737',
lacks first page of main text, a little soiling and damp staining, contemp.
stitched wrappers with Maurice Tuke's ownership inscription to upper wrapper
and a later inscription stating that this was found among Mr Williams's
papers in December 1805, soiled and chipped at edges, slim 8vo |
Tuke |
Kempe |
Filmer |
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551 |
1642 |
ebay |
Southend on Sea Essex This antique Mortgage document for
freehold propety in Southend, Essex.
Dated 3th December 1879 Between Mr Henry Dennis (Builder) and The South Essex Equitable Investment and
Advance Company Limited. This document is for property in Princes Road,
Southend, Essex the land is being sold by the church
(Parish of Butterwell) in Hamlet Road. (both addresses can be seen on Google
Earth) The document also has 2 wax seals and stamps one of the red stamps is
for 10 shillings & the other for 7 Shillings and Sixpence. |
Dennis |
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552 |
1865 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE DEED Deptford Kent MURRELL
> MUGGERIDGE 1865 - guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- 142 YEARS OLD BEING A DEED OF
MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES OF A WHARF AND BUILDINGS ON THE DEPTFORD CREEK
BRIDGE ROAD IN DEPTFORD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BETWEEN EDWARD KNIGHTS OF
LAINDON HILLS IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX FARMER OF THE FIRST PART ROBERT MURREL,
GEORGE ROBINSON MURRELL AND JAMES ROBERT MURRELL ALL OF DEPTFORD IN THE
COUNTY OF KENT GENERAL MERCHANTS AND CO PARTNERS OF THE SECOND PART AND
THOMAS BENJAMIN MUGGERIDGE OF CATHERINE COURT IN THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE
THIRD PART IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - TWO DEEDS (SECOND INDENTURE TO THE
REVERSE OF THE SECOND SHEET) FIVE
SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WAX SEALS |
Knights |
Murrel |
Muggeridge |
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553 |
1748 |
ebay |
FOXHEARTH ESSEX MANOR COURT
DOCUMENT 1748 |
Haynes |
Boys |
Crisall |
Aldham |
Daking |
Dearsley |
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|
554 |
1652 |
ebay |
1652 skin indenture LLanegwad
CARMARTHENSHIRE. dated 24th Nov 1652 measures
64x40cms in good original condition. refers to last
will and testament of thomas lloyd. can make out names of ffrancis martin of
new elms oxford county and anthony luthor of essex |
Lloyd |
Martin |
Luthor |
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555 |
1403 |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
345 |
Medieval vellum quitclaim made during
the short reign of Henry IV, dated 4th March 1403, from Robert Webbe of
Hempstead to John Westlee the younger of Great Sampford, his right in a piece
of arable land called Marchall Croft in Great Sampford (between the land of
John Wyncelawe and the tenement and land of John Westlee; heading onto the
land of John Chunne and onto the road from Clare to [Saffron] Walden)
witnessed by John Wyncelawe, John Chunne, Robert Cach, John Cothe, Thomas
Pounde; at Great Sampford, in fine condition and retaining large fragment of
red wax seal showing a human face |
Webbe |
Westlee |
Wyncelawe |
Chunne |
Cach |
Cothe |
Pounde |
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|
556 |
1347 |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
346 |
A fine medieval deed from the reign
of Edward III, dated 13th May 1347, from Robert Ethoun of Hempstead to John
son of Thomas le Cook the younger of Finchingfield and his wife Agnes and to
his heirs of a messuage with all buildings, gardens, yards and five acres of
arable land in Hempstead of which: the messuage and one and three quarters
acres adjoining the messuage lie between the road from Clare to [Saffron]
Walden and the land of Sir William Crocheman; heading onto the land of John
son of Richard Cach' and onto the land of Sir William Crocheman... etc. (with
accompanying translation of the document detailing all the lands, witnesses,
etc.), with seal tag |
Ethoun |
le Cook |
Crocheman |
Cach |
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|
557 |
1611, 1664/5 |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
357 |
An attractive manuscript vellum
document written in Chancery script, with decorative initial letter dated 2nd
September 1611, being a Licence of Alienation, granted to Sir Richard Weston,
Knight (First Earl of Portland 1577-1635) and Frances his wife, for the sum
of six pounds thirteen shillings and fourpence to Alienate the Manor of
Longbarne, in Beauchampe Rothinge (Essex), and three messuages, two tofts,
two gardens, four hundred acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, thirty acres
of pasture, forty acres of wood, sixty shillings in rents, and two parts of
the tithes of Beauchampe Rothinge (except the advowson of the Church of
Beauchampe Rothinge to Edward Stokes, Nicholas Collyn senior and Nicholas
Collyn junior, lacking Great Seal, together with a vellum manuscript Final
Concord, dated 25th January 1664 (1665) between Sir Elias Harvey against
Charles Havers and his wife for land in Hempstead, Essex |
Weston |
Stokes |
Collyn |
Harvey |
Havers |
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|
558 |
1476, 1480 |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
371 |
Vellum probate of the will (20th
August 1476) of Thomas Westley of Hempstead in the diocese of London; 26th
May 1480 (reign of Edward IV), to be buried in the church of St Andrew
Hempstead; three shilling and fourpence to the high altar for forgotten
tithes; to the church a new silver chalice worth forty shillings, a new
vestment worth forty shillings, a cope worth three pounds; twenty pounds to
roof the north aisle of Hempstead church with lead, to be taken each to the
four orders of friars in Cambridge to pray for his soul; executors to find a
sufficient priest to celebrate for a year for his soul and the souls of his
parents in Hempstead church, etc., the document is accompanied with a full
translation listing his many other financial instructions and other bequests,
with pendant wax seal in a linen bag (seal broken), scarce and seldom seen
example of a medieval probate |
Westley |
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559 |
1822 |
ebay |
A vellum document relating to the
Manor of Tundersley otherwise Thundersley Hall dated 22nd March 1822. It relates to property on Thundersley
Common, including a pond. Names
mentioned: Robert Riddell Bayley (gent. Deputy Steward - he has signed the
document), Thomas Spitty, John Boreham, Samuel Spinks, William Betts, William
Bowes, William White and William Giggins.
The copyhold was held by William Grigg of Rayleigh (ironmonger) since
1817 when he took it over from Thomas Nutter.
William's will is dated 1818 and mentions his wife Mary Anna and his
daughters Mary Ann, Eliza. Two more
children had been born since then: Margaret and Louisa. Has been folded. |
Bayley |
Spitty |
Boreham |
Spinks |
Betts |
Bowes |
White |
Giggins |
Grigg |
Nutter |
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|
560 |
1654 |
ebay |
This is a rare 1654 indenture for
land in essex between Robert Kempe to
George Kempe in good condition for the age readable throughout has a
large signed seal at the bottom of the page wrapped in paper |
Kempe |
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|
561 |
1624 |
ebay |
This is a rare 1624 indenture
possibly for land in Essex as far as I can make out the name is John Bunt
there is a signed seal at the bottom of the page on a paper tab although one
side is broken |
Bunt |
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|
562 |
1897 |
ebay |
Indenture - 1897 Deed - Rettendon,
Essex A single sheet Indenture measuring 69 cm x 52.5 cm approx being a
Bargain and Sale of a piece of land on Rettendon Great Common, Rettendon, Essex dated 22 December 1897. The Trustees of the Will of Mr Samuel
Baker to Mr Isaac Baker Parties: Isaac BAKER, builder of Rayleigh,
Essex; Horace Baker PLUMMER,
schoolmaster of Park Road, Belvedere, Kent;
John THORINGTON, postmaster of Thundersley, Essex Other names
mentioned include: Samuel Baker, William
John Cook Plummer Document signed by: John Thorington, John Baker Plummer
Witnesses: James Fawcett Wood of Southend on Sea, William G J May of
Belvedere, Kent Condition: Good |
Baker |
Plummer |
Thorington |
Wood |
May |
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|
563 |
1802 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1802 Deed -
Colchester, Essex A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 58 cm x 44 cm
approx being a Lease or Bargain and Sale of possession of a messuage or
tenement and land situate in Colchester, Essex dated 4 June 1802. Mr Samuel Bennell to Mrs Elizabeth Seaber
Parties: Samuel BENNELL, farmer of Colchester; Elizabeth SEABER, widow of Colchester Other
names mentioned include: Thomas
Catchpool, Mary Fisher, John Gill, Anna Metty Green, John Lacock, John Lyon,
Robert Spratlin, Dorothy Walton Document signed by: Samuel Bennell Witnesses:
W Betts, John Gill Condition: Discoloured with age and a hold in the skin in
the margin of the document |
Bennell |
Seaber |
Catchpool |
Fisher |
Gill |
Green |
Lacock |
Lyon |
Spratlin |
Walton |
Betts |
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|
564 |
1740 |
ebay |
A 1740 indenture for Gestingthorpe
Little Yeldham Great Maplestead between William May to Phillip Robinson This
is a single page indenture with blue revenue stamp ,in the reign of George II
and four very good red wax signed seals |
May |
Robinson |
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|
565 |
1823 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 62.5 cm x 39 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a capital messuage
or tenement situate in Bear Lane otherwise East Stockwell Street in the
parish of Saint Martin in Colchester, Essex dated 19 December 1823. Mrs Elizabeth Wigson to Mr Thomas Catchpool
junior Parties: Elizabeth WIGSON, widow of Sible Hedingham, Essex; Thomas CATCHPOOL the younger, ironmonger of
Colchester, Essex Other names mentioned include: John Bacon, Mary Bacon, Captain Badderly,
James Barker, William Chaplin, Anne Filto, John Filto, Mr Garnond, Robert
Latten, Samuel Mortier, Elizabeth Seaber, William Smith Document signed by:
Elizabeth Wigson Condition: Browned with age, otherwise quite good |
Wigson |
Catchpool |
Bacon |
Badderly |
Barker |
Chaplin |
Filto |
Garnond |
Latten |
Mortier |
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|
566 |
1432-1467 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
216 |
Court-Rolls of the Manor of
Barringtons in Chigwell, Essex, Courts Baron detailing numerous cases
relating to land and property, manuscripts on vellum, in Latin, first roll of
12 membranes, second roll 20 membranes (mentions Edmund Dennys and Thomas
Wilmer, 17th century owners of the estate), creased, yellowed, edges frayed,
v.s., v.d., 1432/3 - 1466/7 & 1617-49 (2) |
Dennys |
Wilmer |
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|
567 |
1497-1653 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
217 |
Court-Rolls and rental rolls of
the Manor of Hempstead and Hempstead Hall, Essex, Courts Baron detailing numerous
cases relating to land and property, manuscripts on vellum, in Latin and
English, 9 membranes in 5 rolls, soiled, creased, v.s., 1497/8, 1502, 1648,
1650, & 1653. Includes quitrents
to Eliab Harvey as lord of the manor of Hempstead. |
Harvey |
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|
568 |
1653-1665 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
218 |
Rent roll. A Rentall of the Quitt
Rents belonging to Eliab Harvey Esqr. Lord of the Manor of Winslows, Gouldingham...
1653 Annually [Essex], manuscript roll on vellum, creased, c. 750 x 212mm.,
25th April 1653; A true & p[re]sent Rentall of all and every the due and
payable to the said Mannors upon the feast day of St. Michael..., 1665,
manuscript roll on vellum, 3 membranes, creased, c. 600 x 183mm., 10th April
1665; and 8 others rentals, manuscripts on paper, v.s., v.d. [seventeenth
century] (10) |
Harvey |
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|
569 |
1672 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
220 |
Harvey Family Papers.- Indenture,
agreement between Peregrine Bertie and Robert Earl of Lindsey appointing
Bertie “Leiutenant of the fforest of Essex”, D.s. “Pere Bertie”, manuscript
on vellum, folds, wax seal, 220 x 390mm., 15th March 1672; and c. 17 other
indentures, documents etc., mostly relating to members of the Harvey family,
Sutton Poyntz (Dorset) and Braughing (Hertfordshire), v.s., v.d., seventeenth
- eighteenth centuries (c. 18) |
Harvey |
Bertie |
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|
570 |
1831 |
2749 |
Appointment of trustees for a
marriage settlement relating to settlement of lands in Wapping, Essex,
between Mary Elizabeth Austin of Langmoore Cottage, Widow, Rev. Robert
Montague Austin of Magdalen College, Cambridge University, Deceased, William
Daniel of Lyme Regis, John Spurway of Milverton, John Warren of Lyme Regis,
Deceased, Rev. John Hill of Oxford, Vice Principal of Saint Edmund Hall and
William Burnard of Charmouth, Sail Cloth Manufacturer. All messuages, lands, tenements, wharf and
warehouses belonging to Elizabeth Newell Warden in Wapping near London. |
Austin |
Burnard |
Daniel |
Hill |
Spurway |
Warren |
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|
571 |
1826 |
ebay |
1826 Deed Indenture SMARDEN &
TENTERDEN KENT Ballard > Egan. This is an antique deed of Feoffment drawn
up in the Reign of King George IV and being 182 years old. It records a transaction
between Isaac Ballard of Lamberhurst in the county of Sussex and Catherine
his wife of the one part and Samuel Espenett of Tenterden in the County Kent
of the second part and John Egan of the county of Essex of the third part.
Plus others. Recording the feoffment of moity and estates at Tenterden
and Smarden kent for making tenant to the procripe for suffering a common
recovery and declaration of uses of such recovery. This is a nice document
and easy to read throughout - with 7 red wax seals and 3 escutcheoned revenue
stamps. The size is 28 inches by 30 inches on three sheets of parchment |
Ballard |
Espenett |
Egan |
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|
572 |
1342 |
Dominic Winter 12 Dec 2007 |
329 |
A fine medieval early grant from the
reign of Edward III, dated 6th October 1342, for a sum of money from John le
Hierde of Panfeld [Panfield] to his daughter Alice, for a messuage with a
building upon it and an adjoining croft in Panfield (between the road from
Branketre [Braintree] to Berdelfeld [Bardfield] and the land of John le Rede,
heading onto the land formerly Nicholas le Cann and onto the lane called
Aylenelane which John le Hierde lately acquired in fee from William Joye of
Langham and Henry atte Cruch of Panfeld, witnesses listed include Ralph
Pycot, John de Thundele, John de Sylkstone, William le Cann, William de
Cohoo, William Adam, etc., with small fragment of seal attached |
le Hierde |
le Rede |
le Cann |
Joye |
atte Cruch |
Pycot |
de Thundele |
de Sylkstone |
de Cohoo |
Adam |
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|
573 |
1577/8 |
Dominic Winter 30 Jan 2008 |
387 |
An Elizabethan vellum indenture
dated 21st January in the 20th year of her reign 1577 [1578], between Robert
Claydon and Thomas Harte for land in Ashdon, together with a large vellum indenture
dated 14th January 1667, between Robert Osborne, Robert Bright and his wife
Honora, for an estate of one hundred and four score acres of land in the
Parish of Beachamp Roding, etc., with pendant wax seals attached, together
with three other fine 16th c., vellum indentures for estates in Radwinter and
Beachamp Roding, with most of the documents retaining original large pendant
wax seals |
Claydon |
Harte |
Osborne |
Bright |
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574 |
1328 |
Dominic Winter 30 Jan 2008 |
388 |
A fine medieval deed from the
reign of Edward III, dated 24th October 1328, in which Margaret, widow of
Simon Godles of Hempstead, grants to her daughter Isabel a piece of land with
a house built upon it with buildings, hedges and ditches (between the land of
John Grigge and the way called The Rothestrate; heading onto the lane leading
from the house of Thomas Boyton towards the way of Rothestrate and upon the
land which Margaret Godles holds as dower) in Hempstead, witnessed by Richard
Walkelin, Thomas Choune, John Cach', Hugh le Marchal, John Pakeman, John le
Bok', Richard Scrine, Gilbert Clericus, Robert Wygge, at Hempstead |
Godles |
Grigge |
Boyton |
Walkelin |
Choune |
Cach' |
le Marchal |
Pakeman |
le Bok' |
Scrine |
Clericus |
Wygge |
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|
575 |
1891 |
2941 |
DRY DRAYTON, DUXFORD, HADSTOCK, LANDBEACH:
Release of mortgages for lands in Cambridgeshire and Essex, between Rev.
Headly Willson of Broughton Sulney, Clerk in Holy Orders, John Willson of
Landbeach, Farmer, Ellen Willson of Cherry Hinton, Francis Henry Willson of
Oxford, Dealer, Henry William Wallise of Cambridge, Bookseller and Robert
Piyott of Landbeach, Farmer. Dated 27 October 1891 Property: Lands at Duxford, Dry
Drayton, Landbeach in Cambridgeshire, and Hadstock, Essex. 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 |
Willson |
Wallise |
Piyott |
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|
576 |
1657-1819 |
ebay |
1657 - 1819 Documents. All four are
defective, comprising 1657 Essex Final Concord, 1746 small vellum Grant of
Will for Richard Shoveler of Canterbury, 1726 Indenture for property at
Hempstead, Essex, and 1819 Indenture for property at Droxford, Hampshire.
Various faults including text loss, waterstaining and holes to documents. |
Shoveler |
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|
577 |
1896 |
ebay |
A four page vellum indenture with
plan dated 11th August 1896 relating to property in Forest Gate between James
Hislop of Lorne Road, Forest Gate, Essex (gent.), William Perry of Albert
Road, Plaistow , Henry Bufelt of Claremont Road, Forest Gate and Henry Abbott
of Cecil Road, Upton Manor (Trustees of the Second Plaistow Mutual Benefit
Building Society. On the third page it
has one seal with a witness signature.
The last page has the signatures of the three Trustees of the building
society and The Secretary with a very nice seal. It has one revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Hislop |
Perry |
Bufelt |
Abbott |
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|
578 |
1797 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1797 (George
111) Between William Garner of Dagenham, Jane Spencer of Red Lion Square,
Joseph Spence of Bloomsbury, James Gattey of Southwark, (Pawnbroker). Includes
Real Estate document. All seals complete and document in excellent condition.
|
Garner |
Spencer |
Spence |
Gattey |
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|
579 |
Not dated |
ebay |
This family tree shows
the pedigree of the medieval de Grey family of Codnor. Starting with the
marriage of Henry de Grey of Thurrock to Isolda Bardolf and finishing with
Henry the 7th Baron Grey of Codnor who died with no lawful heir. |
de Grey |
Bardolf |
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|
580 |
1832 |
ebay |
Abstract of title of Mrs Martha
Westrope Hall piece of meadow freehold ground at Saffron Walden Essex.
Working copy on paper. Much family history, 1760 onward. 16 heavy pages. |
Hall |
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|
581 |
1812 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets
measuring 69 cm x 57 cm approx being a Release and Conveyance of a piece or
parcel of ground containing by estimation 6 acres and 3 roods situate in the
parish of Northweald otherwise Northweald Bassett, Essex dated 7 April
1812. The document also has a Schedule
of Deeds. Thomas Holt White Esq to Mr
John Denner and his Trustee. Parties: Thomas Holt WHITE Esquire of Chase
Lodge, Enfield, Middlesex;
John DENNER, Gentleman of the parish of St Andrew Holborn in
the City of London; John Pugmore
LEECH, Gentleman of Colesford, Gloucestershire. Document signed by: T Holt
White. Condition: Creased and discoloured with age. |
White |
Denner |
Leech |
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|
582 |
1585 |
ebay |
Very good and rare Bond. In Latin
during the Reign of Elizabeth I 16th May 1585. Detailing the loan of £1060.
Between Robert Sampson of Southokenden, Essex and Thomas Gawdy Knight of Gawdy
Hall, Norfolk. God Queen of England France and Ireland defender of the faith.
Sealed and Delivered in ther presence of William Brendes, William Allfrey and
Robert Sampson. The Bond / Indenture comes complete
with a full transcript with the English and latin translations on Vellum with
a heraldic wax seal. 31cm wide x 18.5cm high |
Sampson |
Gawdy |
Brendes |
Allfrey |
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|
583 |
1740 |
ebay |
A 1740 indenture for Gestingthorpe
in the county of Essex between Mathew Fletcher to Philip Robinson. This is a
single page indenture with one blue revenue stamp and one red wax signed seal
in very good condition, has one small hole at top left corner. |
Fletcher |
Robinson |
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|
584 |
1860 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets
measuring 73 cm x 57 cm approx being a Mortgage in fee of five messuages or
tenements with the gardens brewhouse yard and appurtenances situate at Oadby,
Leicestershire dated 28 June 1860. Mr
John Strange to Mrs Henrietta Paul and others. Parties: |
Strange |
Paul |
Miller |
Barber |
Spooner |
Carter |
Brooks |
Chambers |
Chapman |
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|
585 |
1688 |
ebay |
Original manuscripted indenture on
vellum, dated 1688. The indenture relates to the
last will and testament of William Wilson of Plaistow, Essex, Grasier and
refers to Elizabeth Frances of Plaistow in the parish of Westham, Spinster
and her brother Henry of Plaistow, Grasier, who were beneficiaries of the
will. There is also mention of High Hall, Walthamstow. The condition of the
indenture is excellent and is intact with the original seal. The indenture
measures 35cms by 23cms. Concerns property called High Hall in Walthamstow,
Essex in the occupation of John Wised? Elizabeth releases her interest in the
property to Henry for the sum of five shillings. Witnessed by Geo Westhrop
& Clement Ho...? Jun. |
Wilson |
Frances |
Wised |
Westhrop |
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|
586 |
1714 |
ebay |
A 1714 small indenture for land in
the county of Essex between Thomas Barrill to John Lund. This is a single
page indenture and is about A4 in size has one red wax seal with the mark of
Thomas Barrill and is in good condition for the age. |
Barrill |
Lund |
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587 |
1702 |
ebay |
1702 land document between William
Lilly of Covent garden and John Fletcher of Essex. Signed with a red wax seal
and written on water marked paper. |
Lilly |
Fletcher |
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588 |
1722 |
ebay |
1722 land document for Benjamin
Fletcher of Barking Essex. Signed with a red wax seal and written on water
marked paper. |
Fletcher |
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589 |
1742 |
ebay |
Last will and testament of Benjamin
Fletcher of Barking in the county of Essex. Signed with two red wax seals and
written on water marked paper. |
Fletcher |
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590 |
12th century |
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Hempstead. Notification, Rodbert de Watevilla to all
his men, French and English, that he has granted to Hugh de Capella for his
homage and service, two and a half virgates of land in Hempstead for two
shillings a year, witnesses: Lady Matilda his wife, William Albz, Roger
Capellanus, Tidbaldus, Richard de Watevilla, Turstanus Pprapositus, his
brother Baldwinus, William son of Broc; on the part of Hugh [de Capella]
Albricus de Capella and his brother Gaufridus, and Walter and Tomas and
Richards son of Hugh, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 8 lines, folds, lacks
most of seal, small remains of seal tied on to tongue, 79 x c. 175mm.,
n.d. [early
twelfth century]. |
de Watevilla |
de Capella |
Albz |
Capellanus |
Pprapositus |
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591 |
1272, 1460 |
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Hempstead & Panfield. Final agreement between John de Watevil and
William de Watevil, the manors of Hempstead and Panfield, for this fine and
agreement William de Watevil grants John de Watevil the manors, except for
£20 worth of land in Hempstead which lie in the following places: 126 acres
in the fields called Hendon, Aldebyr and Worthe and elsewhere, manuscript in
Latin, on vellum, 15 lines, indented at head, endorsed on verso, browned and
creased, c. 115 x 352mm., 1272; and 2
others medieval notes on papers, transcripts 2 Quitclaims (and 1 copy),
relating to the Watevil family, tears, some worn with loss, [c. 1460] (3) |
de Watevil |
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592 |
1280 |
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Hempstead & Great
Sampford. Grant for a sum of money, homage
and service, Alan son of Geoffrey to Robert Cocus and his wife Beatrice, for
their homage and service, and to Robert Cocus’s heirs, (1) 3½ acres in a field called Wodecroft in
Hempstead (2) 2 acres in a field called Hegefeld in Great Sampford, to hold
of Alan son of Geoffrey by an annual rent of 15d, witnesses: Geoffrey de
Olmestead, Geoffrey Cocus, Geoffrey Chache and others, manuscript in Latin,
on vellum, 21 lines, endorsement on verso, linen bag for seal only (lacks
seal), folds, slightly browned, 126 x 220mm., n.d. [c. 1280]. |
Cocus |
de Olmestead |
Chache |
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593 |
1282 |
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Chigwell. Nicholas son of George de Barentone to Nicholas
son of Nicholas de Barentone, for all his right and claim in the whole
tenement of Chigwell which formerly belonged to his father, witnesses: John de Bledelawe, Peter
de Haselingefeld, Philip Buss, John de Walda, Richard son of Peter, Walter
son of Michael, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, endorsed “8” on verso, lacks
seal, folds, 70 x 185mm., 20th May
1282. |
de Barentone |
de Bledelawe |
de Haselingefeld |
Buss |
de Walda |
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594 |
1285 |
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15 |
Hempstead. Grant for a certain sum, William de Watevil
of Hempstead, knight, to Stephen Selong of Helion Bumpstead and his wife
Isabel, for their homage and service, three rods of meadow with the hedges
and ditches of Hempstead, to hold of William de Watevile by an annual rent of
1½d and scutage of ½d, witnesses: Geoffrey Cocus, Alan son of Geoffrey, John
Lanteline and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 17 lines, white wax
seal, worn, folds, small stain, browned, 110 x 187mm., n.d. [c. 1285]. |
de Watevil |
Selong |
Cocus |
Lanteline |
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595 |
1285 |
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16 |
Great Sampford. Grant for a sum of money, John son of
Gilbert Wygg of Great Sampford to Robert Wygg, clerk, for his service, an acre
of his land in the field called Merefeld (between the land of Roger de
Watevil on both sides, heading on to the land of Richard Hundirwood and on to
the street called Rotstrate) to hold of John by an annual rent of 2d, witnesses: Geoffrey Cocus, Alan son of
Geoffrey, Richard de Mora and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 16
lines, green wax seal depicting a flower with five petals and legend:
“S[igillum Johannis F]il[ii] Gilberti Wigge”, endorsed on verso, seal damaged
at edge affecting legend, folds, browned, 125 x 242mm., n.d. [c. 1285]. |
Wygg |
de Watevil |
Hundirwood |
Cocus |
de Mora |
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596 |
1287 |
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17 |
Bicknacre. Power of attorney from Robert de Mopeshale of
Woodham Ferrers and his wife Matilda to the Prior and monks of “Bykenakre” to
pay to Sir William de Ferrers and his heirs an annual rent of 8s 4d due from
land held in Woodham Ferrers, and any services owed, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 8
lines, lacks 2 seals, slightly soiled, 70 x 225mm., 19th May 1287. |
de Mopeshale |
de Ferrers |
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597 |
1300 |
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18 |
Great Sampford. Grant, Edmund Paulyn to Robert Wigg of Great
Sampford, clerk, a piece of his land heading on to the field called Merefield
and on to the field called Burefeld, witnesses: Richard de Mora, Robert de
Hevere, Walter Horloc and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines,
white wax seal depicting a star with legend: “S’ Edmund Paulin”, seal tag
formed from a presentment by a jury, folds, slightly browned, seal a little
cracked and rubbed, 100 x 240mm., n.d.
[c. 1300]. |
Pualyn |
Wigg |
d Mora |
de Hevere |
Horloc |
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598 |
1304 |
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19 |
Hempstead. Grant by John de la Launde to Thomas
Boytone and his wife Maud, and to his heirs: (1) a piece of his arable land
called The Pretesfeld with the hedges and ditches in Hempstead (between the land
of John de Watevile and the land of Gilbert Clericus, heading onto the land
of John de Launde and onto the land of John de Watevil (2) an acre of arable
in the same field at the head of the land of Gilbert Clericus (heading onto
the land of William de Watevil and onto the land of Thomas de Boyntone and
his wife Maud), witnesses: Henry Grygg, Alan son of Geoffrey, Robert Atecote
and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 12 lines, good wax seal with good
impression of star and legend: “S[igillum] Johannis ate Londe”, folds,
slightly soiled, small splash mark, 115 x 200mm., 26th April 1304. |
de la Launde |
Boytone |
de Watevile |
Clericus |
Grygg |
Atecote |
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599 |
1304 |
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20 |
Hempstead. Deed of exchange, Martin the Shepherd of
Great Sampford to Thomas de Boynton and his wife Maud of Hempstead and to
Thomas Boyton’s heirs: (1) four acres
of land in Hempstead, in exchange for (2) a piece of land in the field
called Aldone in Sampford, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 15 lines, indented
at head, green wax seal depicting a lamb and flag, folds, browned, c. 119 x
183mm., 3rd February 1304. |
Shepherd |
de Boynton |
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600 |
1317 |
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21 |
Hempstead. Conveyance for a certain sum, Gilbert
Clericus of Hempstead to Thomas de Boitone, four acres in the field called
Presteslond in the vill of Hempstead (between the land of Gilbert and the
land of Thomas, heading onto Gilbert’s land and onto Thomas’s land), witnesses: Sir Robert le Ros, Henry Grigge,
Robert Cocus and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, red wax seal with
“W” impression, folds, two small wormholes (1 in margin, one slightly
affecting a letter), creased, 103 x 212mm., 27th March 1317. |
Clericus |
de Boitone |
le Ros |
Grigge |
Cocus |
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601 |
1334 |
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22 |
Great Sampford. William Morse [corrected from Morce], son and
heir of John Morse of Great Sampford, to Walter le Hwelere of Hempstead and
his wife Isabel, and to his heirs, a yard enclosed with hedges and ditches
(between the street called Rothstrat and the field called Rothfeld; heading
onto the pasture of Robert Wygg, and onto the yard of Isabel Scheryne), in
Great Sampford, witnesses: Thomas de
Boyton, Robert Coc, Hugh Mariescal and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, original white wax seal with impression, rubbed, folds, slightly
browned, 97 x 258mm., 7th August 1334.
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Morse |
le Hwelere |
Wygg |
Scheryne |
de Boyton |
Coc |
Mariescal |
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602 |
1336 |
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Chigwell. Grant, Nicholas de Barntone, son and heir of
Sir Nicholas de Barntone knight, to his son John his messuage with buildings,
gardens... fences, hedges... homages, wardships... escheats, villeinages with
their goods and issues that he has in the vill of Chigwell, witnesses: Sir Robert de Hagham, William
Gernoun, John de Goldingham and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 13
lines, red wax armorial seal showing three chevrons with a label of three
points, supported by an eagle and with legend: “S[igillum] Nicholai Filii
Nichol[ai] de Barindon”, folds, 184 x 287mm., 19th October 1336. |
de Barntone |
de Hagham |
Gernoun |
de Goldingham |
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603 |
1368 |
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24 |
Great Sampford. Robert de la Launde, citizen and goldsmith of
London, and his brother Adam de la Launde, citizen and tapeser of London,
citizen and poulterer of London, a messuage with buildings upon it and three
crofts of arable called Merefield, Hokedecroft and Honicroft in the vill of
[Great] Sampford, between the land of William Crochemman, kt, and the land of
Hugh Mareschal, the messuage abuts on The Rothestrat, witnesses: Robert
Rider, Geoffrey Denny, John Plot, William Lukir and others, manuscript in
Latin, on vellum, 11 lines, 2 good red wax armorial seals with fine
impressions, folds, slightly creased, 100 x 260mm., 6th October 1368. |
de la Launde |
Crochemman |
Mareschal |
Rider |
Denny |
Plot |
Lukir |
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604 |
1377 |
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25 |
Woodham Ferrers. Final agreement made by William Hereford
and his wife Margery of certain property in Woodham Ferrers in favour of
William Criket and Richard Stacy,
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 10 lines, folds, without seal, Phillipps
Ms. 31760, 154 x 285mm., 13th October
1377. |
Hereford |
Criket |
Stacy |
Bealknap |
de Skipwith |
de Kirketon |
de Fulthorp |
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605 |
1384 |
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26 |
Great Sampford. John Westle of Great Sampford, to William
de Hempstede, John Chunne and Ralph de Boyton of Hempstead, all his lands and
tenements in various parcels in the vills of Great Sampford and Hempstead, witnesses: John
Wombe, Nicholas de Lacr’, Thomas Qwetele and two others, manuscript in Latin,
on vellum, 12 lines, red wax seal with impression of an “R” between palm
leaves, folds, slightly browned, 108 x 225mm., Hempstead, 17th April 1384. |
Westle |
de Hempstede |
Chunne |
de Boyton |
Wombe |
de Lacr |
Qwetele |
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606 |
1403 |
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Hempstead. Quitclaim, Robert Webbe of Hempstead to
John Westlee the elder of Great Sampford, his right in a piece of arable land
with a piece of meadow adjoining called Barrell, enclosed with hedges and
ditches (between the land of the abbot of Battle and the lane called
Barellyslane), in Hempstead, in which he was lately enfeoffed by Henry
Marchall, witnesses: John Chunne, John
Cache and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 8 lines, wax seal depicting
the Virgin and Child, endorsed on verso “Barellymede”, folds, slightly
stained, 70 x 260mm., 8th February
1403. |
Webbe |
Westlee |
Marchall |
Chunne |
Cache |
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