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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