Gloucestershire 201-300
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Gloucestershire
101-200 |
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Gloucestershire
301-400 |
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ID |
Date |
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Lot
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Text |
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201 |
1896 |
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48/36 Barnwood
- 1896 - Deed of Enfranchisement of Copyhold Lands at Hope Mansell,
Herefordsh. formerly occupied by James Jones and then Mrs. EA Baldwin -
released by Ecclesiastical Commissioners for |
Jones |
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Bonnor |
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202 |
1887 |
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73/4 |
Morgan |
Baker |
Nicholls |
Jones |
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203 |
1878 |
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48/137
Bromsberrow - 1878 - Indemnity on Retirement of Trustees of Marriage
Settlement of Rev. Henry Mawson Milligan and Mary Ann Webb. Family living at
Althorne, |
Milligan |
Webb |
Draper |
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204 |
1856 |
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48/95
Bulley and Longhope - 1856 - Declaration by Thomas Knight (Walford,
Herefordsh.) giving details of property k/a 'The Dunderhole' inherited from
father, Thomas. Refers to brothers - Richard (dec'd) of Bulley, and William (dec'd) of Longhope, with detailed description of land gifted to
William in 1811 following death of father's housekeeper - Ann Williams. Paper
- watermarked 1854 - with 'mark' of Thomas Knight. Small tear in centre fold,
not affecting text. [see also
48/97] £26 |
Knight |
Williams |
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205 |
1822 |
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64/7
Clifton - 1822 - Attested copy of Lease - Surrender by Executors of John
Bowsher Dec'd (Chepstow) and Richard Bowsher (Bath) to the Merchant
Adventurers of Bristol in favour of Benjamin Tucker the Elder and Younger. 4
acres of land - Honey Penn Hill, |
Bowsher |
Tucker |
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206 |
1822 |
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64/8
Clifton - 1822 - Attested copy of Grant of yearly rent charge - confirms
amount payable to Executors of John
Bowsher Dec'd (Chepstow) and Richard Bowsher (Bath) by Benjamin Tucker in exchange for Assignment
of Lease of Land - Honey Penn Hill, Clifton to Tucker [see 64/7]. Land to be
held upon trust for Tucker and Trustees to grant sub-leases in respect
of properties to be erected. 14 sheets of paper including
sketch plan . Refers to other agreements.
[see also 64/7, 64/9, 64/10].
£52 |
Bowsher |
Tucker |
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207 |
1823 |
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64/9
Clifton - 1823 - Attested copy of Lease - granted by William and Thomas Bowsher
as Trustees of Benjamin Tucker of sub-lease of 8 plots at Honey Penn Hill,
Clifton to Joseph Tucker upon which
properties were to be erected by Tucker. 11 sheets of paper including
plan . Refers to earlier agreements,
specifications for construction of properties and various Covenants as
to use of land. [see also 64/7, 64/8,
64/10]. £52 |
Bowsher |
Tucker |
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208 |
1824 |
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64/10 Clifton
- 1824 - Attested copy of Mortgage -
of 8 plots/properties at Honey Penn Hill, Clifton by Joseph Tucker to
James Servier. Benjamin Tucker also party to bond for security. 11 sheets of
paper with details of earlier agreements.
[see also 64/7, 64/8,
64/9]. £52 |
Tucker |
Servier |
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209 |
1833 |
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64/11Clifton
- 1833 - copy of Lease of Land - Durdham
Down, by James and Elizabeth Rutherford, and William and Sarah Danger to
James Teddar (Westbury upon Trym). Elizabeth and Sarah hold interest in land
by virtue of Marriage Settlements (?maiden name Cornish). 4 sheets of paper
with Covenants as to use of land on which Teddar is to erect properties. £32 |
Rutherford |
Danger |
Teddar |
Cornish |
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210 |
1653 |
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48/14 Dymocke
- 1653 - Fine (or Final Concord) made at Westminster. Note - Documents from
the Commonwealth period are scarce. Recording sale by John and Alice Johnson
to Evan Leys. Written on parchment.
£48 |
Johnson |
Leys |
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211 |
1775 |
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48/142
Dymock - 1775 - Draft Enfeoffment to Recovery by Robert Cliffe (Mathon,
Worcs.) and Richard Bridges (Old Colwall, Herefordsh.) to John Hankins and Wm
Hodges of property lately occupied by Thomas Hankins, to be surrendered to
Ann Cam (Battersea, Surrey), Lady of the Manor of Dymock. Details of Cliffe's
father and grandfather, and of Bridge's father, uncle, grandfather /mother,
great grandfather (of Bosbury), great grandmother and her father John Drew. 4
sheets (7 sides) of watermarked paper.
£32 |
Cliffe |
Bridges |
Hankins |
Hodges |
Cam |
Drew |
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212 |
1839 |
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64/12 Gloucester,
Saint Catherine - 1839 - Assignment of 1/12th interest in the 'Welsh Harp' by
John and Mary Broad (nee Long) of Portsmouth to Thomas Gardner, (Longford).
Paper Indenture signed and sealed by John and Mary Broad. Mary's interest was
held as 1 of the 12 children (all named) of John and Hester Long, under the
Will of Elizabeth Mutlow (died about 1811). [see also 64/13] £42 |
Broad |
Long |
Gardner |
Mutlow |
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213 |
1855 |
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48/61
Gloucester - 1855 - Henry Bruton - see under Oxenhall, Miss Pritchard, below. |
Bruton |
Pritchard |
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214 |
1872 |
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64/13 Gloucester,
Saint Catherine - 1872 - Draft Abstract of Title of William Long to the
'Welsh Harp', London Road, Gloucester. 36 sheets of paper with added pencil
notes, amendments and crossings out, throughout. Extensive references to
earlier agreements, Wills etc. back to 1780 - when property was acquired by
Benjamin Mutlow from John Jones, (the original 999 year Lease having been
granted in 1652). Includes details of Wills of Benjamin Mutlow and Elizabeth,
his wife - under latter Will, property left to John and Esther (Hester) Long
and their 12 children + sons in law - Broad and Yarnell. Various disposals to
Thos Gardner and Cripps and Co (Byrch, Cripps and Mutlow), Cirencester. [see
also 64/12] £53 |
Long |
Mutlow |
Jones |
Broad |
Yarnell |
Gardner |
Byrch |
Cripps |
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215 |
1822 |
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48/81
Kempley - 1822 - Agreement by John
Gurney (Kempley) to sell to John Gamond (Walford) a property at Walford, Herefordsh,
he had recently purchased from R Bibiy and his son Joseph. Paper with 'marks' of John Gurney and John Gamond
. £21 |
Gurney |
Gamond |
Bibiy |
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216 |
1889 |
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48/140
Leckhampton - 1889 - Sale, by
Benedicta Hillenbrand (Leckhampton) of property in Hope Mansell, Herefordsh.
inherited from her father William Jones (formerly of Hope Mansell &
Walford) to Henry Marfell (Weston under Penyard). Properties mortgaged to
Charles Hale Jessop (Cheltenham), who was also party to the agreement.
Parchment - signed and sealed by Chas H Jessop and Benedicta
Hillenbrand. £27 |
Hillenbrand |
Jones |
Marfell |
Jessop |
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217 |
1775-1776 |
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48/10
Malswick Compton - 1775/76 - Fine (or Final Concord) made at Westminster in
16th year of reign of George III, recording sale of property by William and Sarah
Harris, William Hughes Vernon, Ellis and Mary Taylor, Charles and Elizabeth
Taylor, William and Mary Farron, and Thomas and Elizabeth Brown to Thomas
Smyth. Matching purchasers and sellers copies, on parchment. £36 |
Harris |
Vernon |
Taylor |
Farron |
Brown |
Smyth |
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218 |
1703 |
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64/15
Mangotsfield - 1703 - Assignment of property by John Llewellin the Elder to his
nephew and stepson, John Llewellin the Younger - of messuage and land. Refers
to original Lease granted in reign of Elizabeth 1 and provides details of
John Llewellin the Younger's wife, father, mother and grandfather - George
Mitford (alias Powell), and his parent's Marriage Settlement. Parchment, with
decorative first 2 words, signed and sealed by John Llewellin. Small stain, 2
small holes and several small tears in folds.
£62 |
Llewellin |
Mitford |
Powell |
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219 |
1827 |
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64/18
Mangotsfield - 1827 - Abstract of Title of Thomas Stone to Cottage,
Blacksmith's Shop, etc. at Staplehill, Mangotsfield. Details sale of Manor of
Mangotsfield to Samuel Whittuck in 1808, subsequent sale of property to
Francis Norman (occupied for many years by his grandfather, Alexander),
Mortgage - Norman / Whittuck, sale to
John Osborne (Pucklechurch), sale to Thomas Stone (Bitton) and subsequent
Mortgages, Remortgage and Assignment of Mortgage. Paper - 19 pages (+ cover
slight dusting and damage). £48 |
Stone |
Whittuck |
Norman |
Osborne |
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220 |
1872 |
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64/20 Mangotsfield
- 1872 - Continuation Abstract of Title of Mrs Elizabeth Arnold to
Cottages at Staplehill, Mangotsfield.
8 sheets of paper with details back to 1828 of Sale of Properties by Thomas
Perinton (Bristol) to James Paton (Mangotsfield) - father of Elizabeth.
Refers to cottages erected by Thomas Stone [see 64/18], subsequent mortgage
to Rose Marsh (Bitton), Will of James Paton [see 64/19 under 'Wills'] - death
of James and wife, Will, death and heirs of Rose Marsh, Assignment of
Mortgage to Henry Carpenter Ray (Iron
Acton, Glos.). £37 |
Arnold |
Perinton |
Paton |
Stone |
Marsh |
Ray |
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221 |
1886 |
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64/23 Mangotsfield
- 1886 - Sale of Cottages and ground by Hester Harris (Normanton, Yorks.) to
John Powell (Lamb Inn, Mangotsfield). Refers to 2000 year Lease originally
created by agreement 1598, acquisition by Charles Harris in 1874 and
subsequent sale by his widow Hester (Ester) to John Powell. Parchment, with
mark and seal of Hester Harris. [see also 'Wills' below, re Powell] £32 |
Harris |
Powell |
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222 |
1886 |
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64/28
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Abstract of Title of Hester Harris (Normanton, Yorks.)
to Cottages and ground in Mangotsfield. Original Lease created 1598, and
subsequently acquired by Charles Harris from bankrupt estate of Robert Bissix
(Hamham) - includes details of various mortgages raised by Bissix on security
of his properties, and his subsequent bankruptcy. Written on 10 sheets of
paper. [see also 64/23] £37 |
Harris |
Bissix |
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223 |
1886 |
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64/26
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Enlargement of Leasehold term of Cottages into Freehold
by John Powell. Refers to original
Lease of 1598, and subsequent acquisition by
John Powell from Hester Harris. Parchment, signed and sealed by John
Powell. £32 |
Powell |
Harris |
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224 |
1886 |
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64/27
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Mortgage of property by
John Powell to Langport and Mid Somerset Building Society, with
further Mortgage same year and details of repayment. Full details of how
interest in properties acquired through inheritance, and purchase from other
family members and Hester Harris. Details of dates of death etc. of
Grandmother (Dinah), parents, aunts and uncles, etc. 8 sides of parchment
including location plan. Signed and sealed by John Powell, with wafer seal of
Building Society. £42 |
Powell |
Harris |
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225 |
1886 |
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64/24
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Sale of half share interest in outbuildings by William,
and George Powell Cambridge (widower and son of Ann Cambridge nee Powell) to
John Powell. Property inherited from mother - Dinah Powell. Parchment, signed
and sealed by GP Cambridge and John Powell, with mark of William
Cambridge. £32 |
Cambridge |
Powell |
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226 |
1886 |
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64/25
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Assignment of premises
by William Powell (son of Job) to John Powell (son of John). Premises left to John the elder
by mother, Dinah - subject to payment to his brothers - William, Charles and
Job. Payment duly made and premises transferred 'free of Trust'. Parchment -
Signed and sealed by William Powell.
£32 |
Powell |
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227 |
1890 |
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64/30
Mangotsfield - 1890 - Sale of 2 Cottages and Land at Staple Hill by Thomas
Watts to Ann Hendy (both of Mangotsfield). Location of property given by
reference to adjoining roads and
properties. Parchment - signed and sealed by Thomas Watts. £28 |
Watts |
Hendy |
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228 |
1891-1892 |
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64/30 Mangotsfield
- 1891/ 92 - Mortgage of properties by Ann Hendy (of Mangotsfield) to Francis
Joseph Hirst (of Bristol) and subsequent assignment of mortgage to Charles
Johnson (of Eastville, Bristol). Parchment - location of properties given by
reference to adjoining roads and properties. Mark and seal of Ann Hendy,
signed and sealed by Francis Hirst.
£30 |
Hendy |
Hirst |
Johnson |
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229 |
1864 |
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48/31 Mitcheldean
- 1864 - Mortgage by William Bennett Jones (Hope Mansell) (of lands left to
him by his Great great uncle - Thomas Bennett, forrmerly of Mitcheldean,
Glos.) to the Trustees of his Will. Contains details of Thomas' Will, land
mortgaged, William's brother and mother, and repayment of mortgage. 4 sides
of paper - signed and sealed by William Bennett Jones and Francis Hamp Adams
(Upton Bishop) and Cornelius Brian (Quabbs House, Drybrook, Glos.) - Trustees
of Thomas Bennett's Will. £28 |
Jones |
Bennett |
Adams |
Brian |
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230 |
1868,
1870 |
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48/104
Newland - 1868 - a) Further Mortgage of property in Walford by George Little (Newland)
to William Young (Walford, Herefordsh.). Refers to original mortgage granted
earlier in the same year. Paper (watermarked 1866) - signed by Little and
'mark' of Young. b) Promissory Note dated 1870 on a small slip of paper
signed by Little (then of Coleford).
£24 |
Little |
Young |
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231 |
1861 |
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48/97
Newnham - 1861 - Declaration by Mary Knight (Walford, Herefordsh.)and her son
William (Newnham). Mary's declaration refers to her late husband, Richard,
their marriage and his death, birth of eldest son William, brothers in law
- and land inherited on death of
father in law Thomas Knight (Walford) which is to be sold to W H Collins.
William's declaration refers to his father. Paper - with 'mark' of Mary and
signature of William, together with
certified copies (made 1861) of a) Richard and Mary (Hill) marriage entry; b)
baptism entry for William and c) burial entry for Richard. [see also 48/95) £42 |
Knight |
Collins |
Hill |
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232 |
1808 |
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48/148
Newnham / Ruardean - 1808 - Obligation
Bond given by Joseph Robins (Ruardean) to William Knowles and James Hill the
younger (both of Newnham) as security for Mortgage of even date. Part printed
document with area originally containing seals and signatures missing, but,
reverse showing subsequent redemption of Mortgage signed by Wm Robins. £15 |
Robins |
Knowles |
Hill |
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233 |
1855 |
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48/61 Oxenhall
- 1855 - Statement of Account in respect off articles sold at auction by
Henry Bruton (Gloucester) on behalf of 'Miss Pritchard' - 43 lots of
furniture etc. including a brief description and prices obtained. Also
includes a brief valuation of fixtures at Oxenhall 'said by
Mr. Allen to belong to estate of Mr. Warne dec'd. Paper - signed by Henry Bruton. £12 |
Bruton |
Pritchard |
Allen |
Warne |
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234 |
1809-1810 |
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48/21
Ruardean - 1809/10 - Fine (or Final
Concord) made at Westminster in 49th year of reign of George III, recording
sale of property by William and Hannah Jemima Vaughan to John and Mary Jones . Matching purchasers and sellers
copies on parchment. £36 |
Vaughan |
Jones |
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235 |
1812-1813 |
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48/21
Ruardean - 1812/13 - Fine (or Final Concord)
made at Westminster in 52nd year of reign of George III, recording sale of
property by John and Elizabeth Bennett, George and Mary Ferrett to Joseph
Harper. Written
on parchment. £18 |
Bennett |
Ferrett |
Harper |
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236 |
1791 |
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64/16
Stapleton - 1791 - Mortgage of Property by William Weeks to Henry Davis
(Bristol) Refers to original Lease granted by Duchess Dowager and Duke of
Beaufort, other members of Weeks family and detailed location of property by
reference to the Enclosure plan Paper Indenture with Mark and seal of William
Weeks. Some tears in folds. [see also 64/17]
£48 |
Weeks |
Davis |
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237 |
1800 |
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64/17
Stapleton - 1800 - Sale of Preises by John and Samuel Weeks to William Scuse
(St. Georges, Gloucester) Refers to original Lease granted by Duchess Dowager
and Duke of Beaufort, other members of Weeks family and detailed location of
property by reference to the Enclosure plan Paper Indenture with Mark and
seal of Samuel Weeks + signed and sealed by John Weeks. Some tears in folds and piece c
4"x10" cut out of blank area at bottom of Indenture. [see also
64/16] £32 |
Weeks |
Scuse |
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238 |
1893 |
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53/42
Archdale, Capt. Audley Mervin - Newent - 1893
Probated will - vellum - 4 children [3 named] and sister, Richmal. £18 |
Mervin |
Richmal |
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239 |
1826 |
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53/25 Baldwyn,
Elizabeth [widow] - St. Philip and Jacob, Bristol - 1826 Probated will and
codicils - vellum - refers to will - father, William Figgins 1784 and
sisters, [Ann Stone, Mary Booth] niece, Nancy Higgs also names late husband,
3 children, uncle, cousin and large number of other beneficiaries. £38 |
Baldwyn |
Figgins |
Stone |
Booth |
Higgs |
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240 |
1816 |
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64/2 Beckett,
Ann - St. Pauls, Gloucester - 1816 Original Will - 4 sheets of paper plus
cover, small tears in folds - signed and sealed by Ann Beckett. 3 witnesses.
Gives names of husband - Charles, mother - Alice Greenwood. Refers to
mother's Will and property owned by mother. Does not name any children, but
mentions uncle - Job Jenkins and cousin - William Jenkins both shoemakers
(London) and cousin - Elizabeth, wife of George Warr, shoemaker (Bristol).
£49 |
Beckett |
Greenwood |
Jenkins |
Warr |
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241 |
1890 |
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53/41
Bowkett, Sidney - Newent - 1890 Letters of Administration - vellum - names
widow, Sarah and daughter, Sarah Ann. £7 |
Bowkett |
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242 |
1893 |
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64/6
Canning, Emmeline (formerly Hopkins, nee Watkins) - Marsh Common, Almondsbury
- 1893 Statutory Declaration giving details of marriage to Robert Hopkins
(Bristol) [see also 64/5], birth of children, death of Robert, marriage (2nd)
to Thomas Canning, marriage of daughter to Robert Curthoys, birth of
grandchild, and death of daughter - all with dates and places [see also 64/4]
. Declaration signed and sealed by Emmeline Canning together with certified
copies of Marriage Certificates both to Robert and Thomas, Baptism records of
children, Marriage Certificate of daughter, and Birth Certificate of
grandson. £50 |
Canning |
Hopkins |
Watkins |
Curthoys |
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243 |
1900 |
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53/44
Cox, Alfred - Dymock - 1900 Probated will
- vellum - names sons Alfred, Florida and Arthur, Massachusetts. £18 |
Cox |
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244 |
1862 |
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64/3
Cripps, Joseph the Elder - Cirencester - 1862 Attested copy (original 1852)
of appointment of new Trustees under Will of Joseph Cripps the Elder. Refers
to Will dated 1830, appointment of sons Joseph, William and Raymond as
Trustees, and deaths of Joseph the Elder, William and Raymond. Appointment of
New Trustees - Frederick Cripps, Joseph Randolph Mullings and Richard
Mullings in place of Joseph Cripps the Younger. 3 sheets of paper plus cover.
£18 |
Cripps |
Mullings |
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245 |
1792 |
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48/72
Edwards - Oxenhall - 1792 See under Herefordshire - Wills etc - Webb, John -
sworn deposition. |
Edwards |
Oxenhall |
Webb |
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246 |
1899 |
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50/13
Fletcher, Elizabeth - Gloucester - 1899. Probated will - vellum - names
nephew William Lissiman and nieces Jane Groves [both of Wellington Heath, Hereford.]
and Ann Griffith [formerly Cook]. £18 |
Fletcher |
Lissiman |
Groves |
Griffith |
Cook |
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247 |
1800 |
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53/18 Fourt,
William - Bristol - 1800. Original Will - names wife and daughter. £45 |
Fourt |
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248 |
1828 |
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53/26
Gibbs, William Moore - Dymock - 1828. Paper
copy of Will - names 2 sons and daughter, Broadstock. £16 |
Gibbs |
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249 |
1880 |
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53/39 Godsall,
Mary Ann [widow of 53/49 - see Herefordshire] - Tarrington and Tewksbury -
1880 Probated will - vellum - names 2 sons, 2 daughters [one married Blizard,
Tewkesbury] £22 |
Godsall |
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250 |
1777,
1819 |
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53/107
Thomas Hall and Elizabeth nèe Hartland - Newent Limited Letters of Administration - vellum.
Refers to Marriage Settlement of 1777 between Thomas and Elizabeth [with
details of parents] of which William Fowle, Oxford was trustee. Various
properties in Newent formed part of the settlement. Letters of Administration
granted in 1819 at request of Edward and William Little Hartland,
beneficiaries of the settlement. £35 |
Hall |
Hartland |
Fowle |
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251 |
1852 |
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53/32
Hicks, Sarah - St. George - 1852 Original Will - paper - names husband and daughter
- other children not named. Refers to indenture of same date. £40 |
Hicks |
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252 |
1837 |
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53/27Hill,
Joseph - Dymock - 1837 Instructions for Will on paper. Names wife, Ann - but
not his children. £28 |
Hill |
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253 |
1893 |
|
64/6 Hopkins,
Emmeline (now Canning, nee Watkins) -
Marsh Common, Almondsbury - 1893 Statutory Declaration and various
certificates - details above (see Canning). |
Hopkins |
Canning |
Watkins |
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254 |
1841 |
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53/28
Hopkins, Robert - Almonds bury - 1841 Probated will - vellum - names wife, 2
sons and 2 daughters [Parsley, Pole]. £30 |
Hopkins |
Parsley |
Pole |
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255 |
1848 |
|
53/35
Hopkins, Robert - Almonds bury - 1848 [son of 53/28] Probated will and
codicil - vellum - names wife and brother - refers to parents, sisters and
children [not named] £28 |
Hopkins |
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256 |
1842 |
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53/29
Hopkins, William - Almonds bury - 1842 [son of 53/28] Paper copy of Will - refers
to mother and brother, cousin - Thomas Clarke, Westbury upon Trym. £18 |
Hopkins |
Clarke |
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1892 |
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50/12
Malt, Robert - Bromsberrow - 1892. Probated
will - vellum - names wife, son and daughter. £18 |
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258 |
1892 |
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48/34
Marfell - Bishops Cleeve - 1892 Declaration by James Marfell (Llangarren ,
Hereford). Refers to brothers, Thomas - died 1885 (Weston under Penyard) and
Cornelius - died 1888 (Hope Mansell), and nephew Jonathan (Bishops Cleeve,
Glos.) - paper - signed by James Marfell.
£17 |
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1864 |
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53/36
Mortimer, Octavia [spinster] - Cheltenham - 1864 Paper copy of Will - names 3
brothers, sisters [Allen, Cane], nephews and nieces [Gravis, Martin, Paine,
Paul, Templer, Thwaites] £15 |
Mortimer |
Allen |
Cane |
Gravis |
Martin |
Paine |
Paul |
Templar |
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1809 |
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53/19
Mutlow Elizabeth - Gloucester - 1809. Later extract from Will - paper - names
main beneficiary Esther wife of John Long and cousins [Clarke and Barrett]
other beneficiaries - Stephens, Woodcock. £20 |
Mutlow |
Long |
Clarke |
Barrett |
Stephens |
Woodcock |
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261 |
1809 |
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53/20
Mutlow Elizabeth - Gloucester - 1809 Later extract from Will - [different
information from 53/19] - refers to the “Harp” . Main beneficiary - Esther
Long - late husband’s sister Hannah Morgan, London, widow. [see also 64/13 in
'property' section, above] £18 |
Mutlow |
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262 |
1859 |
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64/19
Paton, James - Staple Hill, Mangotsfield - died 1859 Copy of Probated Will on
1 sheet of paper - wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth, wife of John
Arnold. [see also 64/20 in 'Property'] £9 |
Paton |
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263 |
1875 |
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53/38
Powell, Ann [widow] - Mangotsfield - 1875 Paper copy of Letters of
Administration - names son John. £5 |
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264 |
1851 |
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53/31
Powell, Dinah [widow] - Mangotsfield - 1851 Paper copy of Will - names 4 sons
and daughter, Ann Cambridge. Gives extensive details of property. £30 |
Powell |
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53/40
Powell, Dinah [widow] - Mangotsfield - [see 53/31] Later extract of part of
Will - paper - noted as to “The Lamb Inn”.
£7 |
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266 |
1885 |
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64/21
Powell - Mangotsfield - 1885 Declaration made and signed by Stephen Davis
(Mangotsfield) regarding Dinah Powell, died 1851, her 5 children (all dead)
and grandson John Powell - all of whom occupied the premises 'now k/a the
Lamb Inn', Mangotsfield. Made on paper, before Commissioner of Oaths. [see
also 64/23 - 27 under 'Property']. £18 |
Powell |
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267 |
1885 |
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64/22
Powell - Mangotsfield - 1885 Copy 9made 1889) of Declaration [see 64/21]
made by Stephen Davis (Mangotsfield)
regarding Dinah Powell, died 1851, her 5 children (all dead) and grandson
John Powell - all of whom occupied the premises which became the Lamb Inn, Mangotsfield. written on
paper, watermarked 1888. £6 |
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268 |
1853 |
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53/33
Powell, Job - Mangotsfield - 1853 [son of 53/31] Paper copy of Will - names
wife and 9 children. £16 |
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269 |
1861 |
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53/37
Silcocks, Edward - Bristol - 1861 Paper copy of Will and Probate - names
brother and 3 sisters [Bennett, Hood, Silcocks] nephews, neice [Ellaway]
great neice [Lowther] and 2nd cousins [Bissex of Chepstow, Kellin of London,
Powell]. £15 |
Silcocks |
Bennett |
Hood |
Ellaway |
Lowther |
Bissex |
Kellin |
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270 |
1899 |
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53/43
Stallard, Martha - Leadington Dymock - 1899 Probated will - vellum - names
son [? Other children witnesses] and grandchildren [Daniels, Fear, Stallard]
£17 |
Stallard |
Daniels |
Fear |
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271 |
1853 |
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48/62
Terrett, George - English Bicknor - c.
1853 Near contemporary copy of declaration made by George in 1846. Gives
details of 4 generations of his family, including nephew, brother and sister
(Jones), cousins, father and mother (nee Craddock), grandfather and
grandmother (nee Kemble). Places mentioned - Ruardean (Glos.), English
Bicknor, and Ross (Herefordsh.).
Written on paper with 1853 watermark.
£26 |
Terrett |
Jones |
Craddock |
Kemble |
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272 |
1823 |
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53/21
Weeks, Samuel - Stapleton - 1823. Letters of Administration - vellum - names
son George. £11 |
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273 |
1825 |
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53/24 Williams,
Charles - Oldland Bitton - 1825 - [grandson of 53/22 ] Office copy of Will -
paper - names wife, son, brother and sister [Brookman] £14 |
Williams |
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274 |
1820 |
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53/23
Williams, Nathaniel - Oldland Bitton - 1820 Paper copy of Will - see 53/22
for details. £24 |
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275 |
1821 |
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53/22 Williams,
Nathaniel - Oldland Bitton - 1821.
Probated will - vellum - names son, daughter [Sarah Howse, widow] and
grandchildren. Property includes the ‘Flower Pot Inn’. £32 |
Williams |
Howse |
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276 |
1799 |
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48/143
Witcomb, John - c.1799 Examination of John Witcomb, born about 1782,
regarding the treatment he had received from his step father - Mr. Greening -
following his mother's re-marriage. John had a sister about a year older than
himself. Gives details of schooling, work he'd had to undertake and beatings
by Greening. Written on 1 sheet of paper (watermarked 1795) £24 |
Witcomb |
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277 |
1863 |
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1863
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Gardener PENDLETON Lancashire. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF
CONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT PRIORY STREET IN PENDLETON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER. BETWEEN GEORGE GARDNER OF CHELTENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM GARDNER OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE SECOND
PART AND BENJAMIN TOULSON OF PENDLETON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER IRONMONGER.
WITH HAND DRAWN SURVEY PLAN - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - AND WAX SEALS
OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND
FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for the Whole Family GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
Gardner |
Toulson |
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278 |
1835 |
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48/84
Walford - 1835 - Certificate of Enrolment of Deeds relating to Lease /
Release between Richard Tippins and his wife Sarah (Walford) and Elizabeth
Whiting (Bristol) to William Cary Cocks (Ross) also Joseph Williams (Lanwarne)
and Joseph Edwards (Ross) and James Whiting (Walford). Part printed parchment
document signed by two 'Perpetual Commissioners for taking acknowledgement of
Deeds by Married Women' - John Cooke and Thomas Edwards (both Ross). [see
48/85, 87 and 89] £11 |
Tippins |
Whiting |
Cocks |
Williams |
Edwards |
Cooke |
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1853-1854 |
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48/151
Partridge, John - 1853/4 Letter from James Wintle - acting as ? Agent - to
Thomas Territt (Ruardean, Glos.) stating John Partridge was willing to
purchase small piece of land. Signed by James Wintle. Endorsed on reverse,
and signed by Thomas Terrett - that purchase money received. Single sheet of
blue paper (approx 9"x 7") folded double. £8 |
Partridge |
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Territt |
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280 |
1853 |
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48/62
Terrett, Joseph and Hannah - Ross - 1853..... see entry under Terrett, George
in Gloucestershire. |
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281 |
1792 |
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48/72
Webb, John - the Dam, Walford - 1792 Sworn deposition made by John Webb (aged
over 80 years). Refers to Common Law wife, Anne Heming (daughter of William)
and their 3 children - married names, Edwards (Oxenhall, Glos.) and Penn, and
his marriage (following Anne Heming's death) to Anne Hoskins and their 3 children - married names Phillips
and Counsell (Goodrich). Written on watermarked paper with duty stamps and
'mark' of John Webb. £42 |
Webb |
Heming |
Edwards |
Penn |
Hoskins |
Phillips |
Counsell |
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1755 |
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Indenture
recording the release of a property in Newbury, Berkshire, between: John
Godin of Buttolph Lane in the City of London, Chestmaker, Francis Huntridge
of Wootton under Edge, Gloucestershire, Surgeon, Richard Huntridge of London,
Richard Cooper of Newbury, Gent, and Thomas Pargiter of Greenworth,
Northamptonshire, Doctor of Divinity. Dated 12th day of July 1755 in the 29th
year of the reign of George II. A good vellum document relating to a messuage
in Newbury on the East side of Northbrook Street where a malthouse once
stood. Some slight rubbed text and browning, otherwise good condition.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Signatures and seals. 76 by 62 cm. |
Godin |
Huntridge |
Cooper |
Pargiter |
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1816 |
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64/2 Original Will of Ann Beckett - St. Pauls, Gloucester - 1816
- 4 sheets of paper plus cover, small tears in folds - signed and sealed by
Ann Beckett. 3 witnesses. Gives names of husband - Charles, mother - Alice
Greenwood. Refers to mother's Will and property owned by mother. Does not
name any children, but mentions uncle - Job Jenkins and cousin - William
Jenkins both shoemakers (London) and cousin - Elizabeth, wife of George Warr,
shoemaker (Bristol). £49 |
Beckett |
Greenwood |
Jenkins |
Warr |
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1596-1775 |
Dominic
Winter 23 Jun 2004 |
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Somerset,
Bristol, Gloucester and Monmouth. Seven title deeds, 1596 to 1775, two deeds
for property in Trent, Somerset, 1596 and 1627; two deeds for a house and
stable in Temple Street, Bristol, 1631/2 and 1653; one deed of property at
Kingswood [near Bristol] Gloucestershire, 1775; one lease of a house at
Stephens Bridge [?in Bisley], Gloucestershire, 1687; and one deed of land in
Llantilio Crossenny, Monmouthshire, 1735, all in reasonalbe condition, some
seals preserved The two
deeds for Bristol concern the Barnes family and the deed for Trent, 1596,
concerns the marriage of Christopher Cornelions of Andover, Hants, and
Julyan, daughter of Jasper Freedlock of Sherborne, Dorset. The deed endorsed
1582 is really 1596 and the one marked 1628 is really 1627. |
Barnes |
Cornelions |
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285 |
1786 |
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Indenture
Marriage Settlement 1786 Geo Saunders & Thomas Greenwood NO RESERVE! 2
page indenture of marriage settlement between George Saunders of City of
Bristol and his wife Mary of the1st part and Robert Jeffery of Huntspill in
the County of Somerset. John Giles of Mark, Somerset of the 2nd part Also
mentions William Saunders, Elias Taylor of Hounston, (now Houndstone
Yeovill?) James Bridges, Mr Body, John Stoles, Levi Ames, Dr Jefrery and Duke
of Chandos Property includes Skyhorne, Grove Estate, Pesterland, Great Southfield,
Bowerhams, Yeo's Estate, Paddock, House, Culverwells, Rowes Garden, Bags
Estate, Plimer Hill, Parish of Huntspill, Gatchells 4 signatures and seals 2
pages, good condition, no tears or losses 2 silver Revenue seals 21"x
29" |
Saunders |
Greenwood |
Jeffery |
Giles |
Taylor |
Bridges |
Body |
Stoles |
Ames |
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286 |
1815 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Salway BRISTOL CATHEDRAL 1815. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDRAL
CHURCH OF TH EHOLY AND UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF BRISTOL OF THE ONE PART AND
GEORGE SALWAY, GENTLEMAN, THOMAS HEMMINGS ACCOUNTANT AND MARY COOMBS WIDOW OF
THE CITY OF BRISTOL THE EXECUTORS OF THE WILL OF THE LATE JOSEPH GOODALE. FOR
ALL THOSE TENEMENTS AND MESSUAGES ON PIPE LANE UPON OR NEAR ST. AUGUSTINE'S,
BATH. SMALL SURVEY MAP ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS THREE RED WAX SEALS ON
ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
Salway |
Hemmings |
Coombs |
Goodale |
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287 |
1829 |
ebay |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lewis BRISTOL CATHEDRAL 1829. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH
OF THE HOLY AND UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF BRISTOL OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES LEWIS
OF THE CITY OF BRISTOL, HAIR CLOTH MANUFACTURER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL
THOSE TENEMENTS AND MESSUAGES KNOWN AS JOHN TAYLOR'S TENEMENT ON PIPE LANE
UPON OR NEAR ST. AUGUSTINE'S, BATH. SMALL SURVEY MAP ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS NO SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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288 |
1873 |
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An
original 1873 Seven page vellum indenture concerning land and a farm at
Llantussant, complete with a map, made between The Right Honorable Charles
John Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot & The Honorable and reverend George
Gustavus Chetuynd Talbot rector of Withington in the county of Gloucester
& The Honorable and Reverend William Whitworth Chetuynd Talbot rector of
Hatfield in the county of Herts and John Glassbrook of Swansea in the county
of Glamorgan, Wales. Bears 4 red seals and the personal signatures of The
Earl of Shrewsbury, GGC Talbot, WWC Talbot. Measures Approx. 28 inches x 22
inches. Lots of Sirs and Knights, Viscounts and Earls in this indenture and
Tons of history in these seven pages!!! In good condition. |
Talbot |
Glassbrook |
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1854 |
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It is my
pleasure to offer this English, six-page, five-red seal, hand-drawn marriage
settlement / indenture. I would guess it's on vellum, but it could be
sheepskin or some other skin ... I'm not knowledgeable enough to tell them
apart. I've only had opportunity to read a relative few lines of the document
to get the gist of the circumstance, and will attempt here to give you my
interpretation, though it could be far off the mark. There's a LOT of reading
here for you to untangle to define the circumstance! As I understand it, the
document was drawn upon the upcoming marriage of Edward Vincent Wheeler, of
Newham Court in the County of Worcester, to Miss Marian Vashon of Bevere
Knoll, County of Worcester. Interestingly, she was described in the legal
document as "spinster, an infant of the age of 20 years to
thereabouts." She was the daughter of the late Rev. James Volant Vashion
and Mary Ann Vashon. Apparently (and as I said, I could be mistaken on this)
he was signing over control of several estates he stood to inherit to Sir
William Smith and Rev. George Ranier, who in turn would lease them for 99
years to Colonel John Colvin of the Honorable East India Companies. A Rev.
Henry Browne was also involved, apparently as a clerk or representative of
Colvin. In return, the soon-to-be newlyweds and his widowed mother (Anna
Wheeler of Cheltenham in the County of Glouster (sp?) would receive regular
trust payments from the arrangement. Another relative, Frances Wheeler of
Newham Court, would also share in the trust.
The couple would receive 300 pounds quarterly from the trust. At least
that's the arrangement as I guess it. I left much of the truth of the puzzle
-- 97% of it -- for you to figure out. The properties involved included
Kyrewood House and Farm, Eastham Church or Court Farm, a farm in the Parish
of Richford, a farm called Terrills (sp.?) in Tenbury (sp.?), the Hole Farm,
various cottages, orchards and fields (all identified, like "Castle Tump
Meadow"). I don't pretend to understand all the stamps and seals applied
to this document. There are five red wax seals beside the signatures of the
principals (click on third scan to enlarge), plus each page has stamps on
blue paper with metal( see fourth scan), with a stamp stuck to the reverse of
each (see fifth scan). The roughly 21.5x27" sheets are folded at bottom
and tied together with ribbon. The document is in fair to good condition. It
is rumpled and pretty much refuses to lay flat (is that a sign it's skin as
compared to vellum?). Apparently it
was folded long ago, but I'd hate to try to refold it, so it will be shipped
to you flat. The outside sheet has moderate soiling and staining over about
40 or 50% of the surface, the worst of this being a dark dampstain. There's
some light dampstaining or soiling over 10-20% of the last sheet, while the
rest of the pages are mostly clean and white. |
Wheeler |
Vashon |
Smith |
Ranier |
Colvin |
Browne |
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1714 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1714 during the reign of King George I being
the conveyance of the Manor of Alspath in Mereden in the County of Warwick
between Elizabeth Holbeck, a Widow, and William Halford, Gentleman, and his
wife, Ann, and Anthony Bloxam, of Gloucester, a Gentleman, and Sarah, his
wife, all of the first part; and Martin Baldwin of Shrewsbury in the County
of Salop, Esquire, of the second part. Nicely penned with large fancy printed
vignette, two blue revenue stamps with insert, and SIX red wax seals on
vellum tags. The grain of the animal skin vellum is nicely apparent at
gutter. Very Good condition with some discoloration, measures a whopping 34 x
30". |
Holbeck |
Halford |
Bloxam |
Baldwin |
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291 |
1893 |
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1893
Conveyance - Hallwoods Green This conveyance dated March 1893 is for a cottage
and land at Hallwoods Green (aka Hollyshoots Green), in the parish of Dymock,
Gloucestershire. Between John Hill and William Hartland. Refers also to
indentures and a will from years 1876, 1878, 1887, 1888 and names John
Cummins, Joseph Hodges, James Hooper, Richard Homes, William Hill (farmer of
Eggleton, Herefordshire), and George Hughes. 5 pages plus cover page.
16" x 10" approx. Includes a separate map. |
Hill |
Hartland |
Cummins |
Hodges |
Hooper |
Homes |
Hughes |
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292 |
1813 |
Chapel Books |
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Family
Prayer Book 1813. Contains 7pp of births and deaths of the combined
Ward/Filey/Hill/Morgan/Fisher families, beginning with the birth of Thomas
Rushworth Ward in 1781 and ending with the death of his son Alfred Rushworth
Ward in 1876. Places mentioned are Painswick, Woodchester and Nailsworth.
Original full calf, much worn, with front board & 2 eps detached. |
Ward |
Filey |
Hill |
Morgan |
Fisher |
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293 |
1794 |
Chapel Books |
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[Dymock] Further Mortgage of the Church, Rectory
& Tithes In 1793 Sir Henry Tempest of Tong (Yorkshire) borrowed £1300
(c£80,000 in today's money) fromThomas Higgins of Eastnor
(Herefordshire). This 1794 further
mortgage records Sir Henry borrowing a further £700. This deed has had its seals and the major
parts of the signatures of both parties cut away. Moreover, only this top sheet survives from
what was clearly a multi-sheet deed.
Sometimes signatures were cut away when debts were repaid, but this
item bears all the hallmarks of the seal collector - such a shame after 200
years. Nevertheless theres some
historical detail to be gleaned from this surviving top sheet. (ref 0000) |
Tempest |
Higgins |
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294 |
1799-1836 |
Chapel Books |
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[Stroud] Deeds for Cottages at Pagan Hill An
incomplete sequence of 5 deeds from an original 8 covering the period
1799-1836, for 'All that messuage tenement or dwelling house.....heretofore
in the occupation of William Budding.....now in the occupation of James
Bennett as tenant.....and also all those four cottages or tenements (formerly
used as two cottages or tenements) heretofore in the several occupations of
James Mayer and William Saunders but now of Joseph Sadler, William Harrison
and Joseph Whiley.....and also all those two other cottages or tenements
sometime since erected.....now in the occupation of William March and [blank]
Chandler.... This parchment group (ref
28/54) |
Budding |
Bennett |
Mayer |
Saunders |
Sadler |
Harrison |
Whiley |
March |
Chandler |
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295 |
1777-1834 |
Chapel Books |
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[Stroud] Deeds to Farm Hill House Estate, Pagan Hill
An incomplete sequence of 9 deeds from an original 14, covering the period 1777-1834,
for 'All that capital messuage or mansion house commonly called or known by
the name of Farm Hill House with the cottages, stables, coach house and other
buildings....'. Along with the house
came several plots of land including the 6 acre Hill Ground; the 4 acre
Horsepool Orchard; the 8 acre Almonds Croft; the 30 acre Rose Orchard; the 2
acre Farm Orchard, etc etc. The
earlier of the deeds seem to relate only to a house and land formerly know as
Seamores, but latterly had become known as The Rose, and this indicates a
piecemeal accumulation of lands that were destined to become the Farm Hill
House estate. All but 1 of this group
of parchments deeds is 18c. The group
(ref 28/56) |
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296 |
1820s |
Chapel Books |
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[Stroud] Abstract of Title to Property at Pagan Hill
This undated but 1820s abstract gives details of property deeds going back to
1707 when William Toms took out a lease of 'All that messuage or tenement
called Beards Tenement.....situate and being in Pakenhill....And also all
that close of meadow called the Watery Lane Mead....[apparently this 2 acre
plot of land went up Rimestone Hill].
In 1731 the property was the subject of a settlement made on the
marriage of the owner (Edward Field - William Toms had only leased it) to Ann
Plummer. By 1735 the property had
become known as Fields Place and on the death of Edward Field devolved to the
Phelps family. The property was to remain
in that family until this abstract was drawn up in preparation for its sale
to Thomas Ellary by John de la Field Phelps.
Manuscript on 7 folio paper sheets.
(ref 28/52) |
Toms |
Field |
Plummer |
Phelps |
Ellary |
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297 |
1811 |
Chapel Books |
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[Stroud] Deeds to 3 Cottages at The Bourn A lease
& release dated August 1811 followed by a very speedy lease & release
less than a month later, and an 1824 mortgage of 'All those three messuages
cottages or dwelling houses....at the Bourn in the parish of Stroud....and
now in the several occupations of William Clutterbuck, John Whitfield
and....Edward Herbert [who had bought the cottages for £55 in 1811]. The 5 parchment deeds (ref 28/53) |
Clutterbuck |
Whitfield |
Herbert |
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298 |
1801 |
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1801
ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURED DEED. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT
This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE OF COTTAGES AT ON SAINT NICHOLAS
STREET TOGETHER WITH A WAY LYING ON THE EAST PART OF THE SAID MESSUAGE AND A LITTLE MESSUAGE
CONSISTING OF THREE ROOMS - WITH MUCH INFORMATION ON THIS PROPERTY IN OLD
PART OF BRISTOL BETWEEN THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE
HOLY UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF BRISTOL OF THE FIRST PART AND ARTHUR PALMER OF THE
CITY OF BRISTOL A DEALER IN SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM SIGNED
WITH THE MARK OF ARTHUR PALMER ~ WITH SMALL SURVEY PLAN TO REVERSE CLEAR
SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE
28 INCHES X 21 INCHES |
Palmer |
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299 |
1796 |
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Here we
have an Indenture which is dated 1796 . It concerns a Deed of Covenant The
size is 30 " inches by 24 " inches and I believe it to be on
vellum. The people mentioned are Sir Timothy Booth and his wife Mary Booth
the late Mary Higgins . The area for the Indenture is The Parish of Saint
Philip and Jacob in the county of Gloucestershire. From what I can see it is
to do with a barn, 4 stables, 3 gardens, 2 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow
and 2 acres of pasture. This is quite a large indenture and contains two
pages, it has 3 wax seals on the bottom and 2 blue stamps on both pages.
Condition is good, no rips or tears. |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 29th September 1893. It measures
18.5 inches long by 12.25 inches wide. It is between Ephraim Thomas Sherlock,
George Woodford Sherlock, John Stratford Collins and William James. It deals
with the conveyance of a cottage and garden situated at Blakenney in the
Parish of Awre in the County of Gloucestershire. It retains the revneue
stamps together with four seals and signatures. A clean and well written
document. |
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Collins |
James |
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