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401 |
1893 |
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Sales
particulars for "The Holts", Newent
Gloucestershire with a full-page coloured plan to
be sold on Tuesday, May 2nd, 1893 at the George Hotel, Newent. This property includes: Conservatories,
Vineries, Pleasure Grounds, Coach-house, Stabling and Meadow Land. Has been folded and the cover is a bit
grubby, otherwise good condition. |
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402 |
1863 |
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A
large two page vellum indenture with plan dated 8th June 1863 relating to
property in Pendleton, Lancashire between George Gardener of Cheltenham (esq), William Gardener of Cheltenham (esq)
and Benjamin Toulson (ironmonger, widower). It has three signatures and seals with a
revenue stamp on each page. There are
witness signatures on the reverse.
There is also a memorandum dated 6th February 1951 on the reverse
regarding an indenture between J. Reddaway &
Co. Ltd. and Ward & Gladstone Ltd.
Has been folded. |
Gardener |
Toulson |
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403 |
1767-1774 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2005 |
52 |
Gloucestershire.-
[Dowdeswell (William, politician, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, of Pull Court, Bushley, Worcestershire,
1721-75) Account book relating to an extensive estate near Tewkesbury and
elsewhere, manuscript in three hands, most autograph, 280pp. excluding
blanks, ruled in red, slightly browned, original vellum, soiled, folio, 4th
July 1767 - 10th October 1774. A large account book with a wide variety of
payments, including: “the sick in Malvern”, “pulling down the old stable”,
“Tewkesbury Poor rate…”, “Poor of Evesham”, “By
election expences”, “Lechmeres
poems…”. Dowdeswell was a
member of Parliament for the family borough of Tewkesbury and later the
county of Worcester. “In his official position he succeeded Lyttelton, whereupon Bishop Warburton sarcastically
observed: ’The one just turned out never in his life could learn that two and
two made four; the other knew nothing else.' Rougher still is the estimate of
Horace Walpole: ’So suited to the drudgery of the office as far as it depends
on arithmetic [was Dowdeswell] that he was fit for
nothing else. Heavy, slow, methodical without clearness, a butt for ridicule,
unused in every graceful art, and a stranger to men and courts, he was only
esteemed by the few to whom he was personally known;' but even Walpole was
forced to allow that Dowdeswell had a sound
understanding, was thoroughly disinterested, and was generally welcomed into
office.” - DNB. |
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404 |
1807-1808 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2005 |
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Medical.- Jeffries (Dr. Harris, Bristol) Medical Recipes,
manuscript, 81pp., letter tipped-in on a page, one insert mounted on a page,
newspaper cuttings mounted on front pastedown, browned, original
vellum-backed boards, sm. 4to, 9th June 1807 - 23rd June 1808. Recipes
include: “In Typhus Fever”; “For the Itch”; “For the Jaundice”; “Ale Scrophula”; “Nervous Tincture”; “For the Leprosy”; Piles
etc. |
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405 |
1859 |
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Mangotsfield Gloucester BISSEX
> BISSEX 1859 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA -
BEING 146 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD BISSEX OF THE PARISH OF WINTERBOURNE IN
THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER PUBLICAN RICHARD BISSEX OF PENNYPOOL IN THE
PRINCIPALITY OF WALES GROCER POYNTZ CRIER OF MANGOTSFIELD IN THE SAID COUNTY
OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN AND SARAH HIS WIFE AND THOMAS BAKER OF PUCKLECHURCH IN
THE COUNTY AFORESAID COAL MINER AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART AND
ROBERT BISSEX OF HANHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY YEOMAN. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF
LEASEHOLDS SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF MANGOTSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
CALLED LITTLE PADDOCK ON LOWER COMMON SIZE 29 INS X 25INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Bissex |
Crier |
Baker |
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406 |
1751 |
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A
vellum manor document for the manor of Stoke, East Horton, Gloucestershire,
where Richard Kay, surrended to the Lord of the
Manor of Stoke lands in Horton and East Horton, and the Lord admits William
Kay as a copyhold tenant. Dated 20th day of September in the 25th year of the
reign of George II [1751]. Property: 2 crofts of pasture land called Rowhay, 3 acres of wood called Stroud Wood in East horton in the tything of Stoke.
One cottage in Horton. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Dusty and creased. Document size (approx.): 32 by 8 cm. |
Kay |
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407 |
1900 |
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A
4 page paper indenture recording the lease of a malthouse
on Redcliff backs in the parish of St mary Redcliff
in Bristol, between The Bristol United Brewaries
Ltd and John Chelwood Chelwood
Aiken of Glenstoke Bishop Gloucester, and Herbert
George Bassen. Dated the 23rd day of April in the
63rd year of the reign of Queen Victoria [1900]. Medium: Handwritten in
English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and seals.
Document size (approx.): 30 by 47 cm. |
Aiken |
Bassen |
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408 |
1888 |
ebay |
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A
3 page vellum indenture recording transfer of mortgage and other debts for
numerous Inns in Bristol, between Philip Henry Langham
and the Bristol Brewers of Georges Co. Dated the 20th day of December in the
52nd year of the reign of Queen Victoria [1888]. Property: Lists
approximately 100 public houses or inns in the bristol
area with the names of the tenants and debtors. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document
size (approx.): 30 by 47 cm. |
Langham |
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409 |
1892 |
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A
small paper indenture recording a lease of the Mayors Arms Inn at the New
Cut, Bristol, between Patrick Bruin and Daniel Sykes & Co, brewers. Dated
the 24th day of November
in the 56th year of the reign of Queen Victoria [1892]. Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures
and paper company embossed seal. Document size (approx.): 25 by 40 cm. |
Bruin |
Sykes |
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410 |
1834 |
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Westbury
Gloucester HALSTEAD > POOLE 1834 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING WILLIAM IV - BEING 169 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD PELLOW HALSTEAD ESQUIRE
A LIEUTENANT IN THE ROYAL NAVY OF THE FIRST PART HENRY POOLE OF THE PARISH OF
WESTBURY UPON TYNE IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND
MATTHEW PERKINS OF THE CITY OF BRISTOL GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD PART-.ON TWO
SHEETS BEING THE RELEASE OF A MESSUAGE OR TENAMENT AND GARDEN SITUATE IN THE
PARISH OF WESTBURY UPON TYNE IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER NOW IN THE OCCUPATION
OF JOHN HILLARD GLAZIER SIZE 24 INS X 28 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM |
Halstead |
Poole |
Perkins |
Hillard |
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411 |
1848 |
ebay |
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Iron
Acton Gloucester WHITE > GIBBS 1848 guaranteed original - from the reign
of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 157 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JAMES WHITE OF IRON ACTON IN
THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER LABOURER OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES GIBBS OF
WESTERLEIGH IN THE SAID COUNTY YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART-. BEING THE MORTGAGE
ON A MESSUAGE OR DWELLING HOUSE WITH WORKSHOPS SITUATE IN IRON ACTON ADJOING
TO THE TURNPIKE ROAD SIZE 24 INS X 28 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM |
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Gibbs |
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412 |
1834 |
ebay |
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an unusual v. large 2 page waxed
parchment indenture 29.5 x 22 ins. dated 14th may 1834 and 1858 with a second
indenture on the reverse of the second page. stamped LONDON & BRISTOL.It
is a settlement on a marriage of CHARLES PAUL of all saints in BRISTOL,[a
banker] with ANNE PECK. It has 4
signed red wax seals plus a further 4.one one pound 5 shillings blue duty
stamp and a one pound 15 shilling duty stamp on the reverse of the 2nd. page . which is dated 26th may
1858. it is in good condition.a
further blue stamp is not attached. there is a memo about an insurance policy with the sum of
£1676 . 13.the outside part is a little grubby. |
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Peck |
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413 |
1840 |
ebay |
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Stratton Wiltshire JONES > JONES 1840 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS
TUCKEY OF COMPTON BEAUCHAMP IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART
BRIDGET JONES OF STRATTON SAINT MARGARETS IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE WIDOW OF
THE SECOND PART GEORGE TOWNSEND OF CIRENCESTER IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
GROCER AND MARTHA HIS WIFE JOHN JONES OF COMPTON BEAUCHAMP IN THE COUNTY OF
BERKS YEOMAN JOHN DORE OF LITTLE EAST CHEAP IN THE CITY OF LONDON TOBACCONIST
AND SUSANNA HIS WIFE THOMAS JONES OF STRATTON AFORESAID COIN DEALER OF THE
FOURTH PART AND OTHERS . ON TWO SHEETS of parchment BEING THE conveyance of a
piece of land and warehouse at Stratton Saint Margarets
Wiltshire ADJOINING THE WILTS AND BERKS CANAL ON THE NORTH WEST SIDE THEREOF
AND HAVING THE HIGHWAY TO WALCOT ON THE NORTH EAST SIDE . SIZES 25 INS X 29
INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON 2 SHEET OF
PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Tuckey |
Jones |
Townsend |
Dore |
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414 |
1819 |
ebay |
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Iron
Acton Gloucs ANSTEY > HOBBS 1819 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 186 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS
ANSTEY OF THE PARISH OF IRON ACTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN AND
JOHN WADHAM OF THE CITY OF BRISTOL GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN HOBBS
OF THE PARISH OF OLVESTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER INNKEEPER OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT SHOP LATELY BEING USED AS A COOPERS
SHOP WITH NEWLY ERECTED BAKEHOUSE BEHIND BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY THE TURNPIKE
ROAD LEADING
THROUGH IRON ACTON TO WOTTON UNDER
EDGE. SIZES 24 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON 1 SHEET OF VELLUM WAX SEALS |
Anstey |
Wadham |
Hobbs |
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415 |
1891 |
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A
three page vellum indenture with plan dated 9th November 1891 relating to
Gironde Villa, Southville, Bedminster, Bristol between Caroline Eleanor Goodeve
of Tenby, Pembroke, now 33 Beaufort Road, Clifton (spinster), David Howe of
Haarlem Villas, Pembroke Road, Bedminister (master
mariner) and Alfred Summerell of Athol Villa, Dean
Lane, Bedminster (miner). Has three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. Has one witness signature. Has been folded. |
Goodeve |
Howe |
Summerell |
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416 |
1876 |
ebay |
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A
26 page abstract of title relating to properties in Stapleton and Moreton in the Parish of Compton Martin,
Gloucestershire. Names mentioned: 1806
John King (gent., wife Sarah, natural daughter Sarah King Patrick), Benjamin Downe, John Harding, Zephaniah Fry (dec) 1823 John Parr
Walter of Bristol (gent), Benjamin Downe of Clifton
(mathematician), Benjamin Downe the younger of Shaftesbury,
Dorset (clerk, died 7 January 1864, wife Margaret, Samuel Cary of Bristol (gent), John King
Arthur Walter (insolvent 1861), Sarah King Walter (widow of John King,
remarries ? Matthews) 1862 Thomas Coombes of Edington, Somerset
(yeoman, marries Sarah King Walter on 23 December 1862 at St Augustines, Bristol), Samuel Brown of Bristol (gent.,
died 8 November 1864), William Pugh of Bristol (gent) 1867 Edward Toogood
of Huntshill (surveyor), William Benson 1861 Edward Harley, James Gibbs, Samuel Roper
of 2 Bridge Street, Bristol (solicitor)
1868 Margarette Anne Downe
of 9 Buckingham Road, Brighton, Sussex (spinster, father Benjamin Downe the younger), Elizabeth Hadley Beattie of Elderfield Road, Lower Clapton, London (widow, father
Benjamin Downe the younger), Revd
Nathaniel Kemp Downe of 27 Great Hremitage Street, Wapping,
London (father Benjamin Downe the younger) 1868 Thomas Tongue of The White Lion,
Thomas Street, Bristol (innkeeper) + wife Sarah Jane 1871 John Clarke Wallop of Bristol (auctioneer)
and George Bird of Old Market Street, Bristol (painter & glazier). Has been folded. |
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Downe |
Harding |
Fry |
Walter |
Cary |
Coombes |
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417 |
1920 |
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A
two page indenture dated 17th May 1920 relating to 10 Downend
Road, Fishponds, Bristol between The Public Trustee
of the City of London, John Wells Wilkinson of 2 Essenden
Road, Belvedere, Kent and Henry George Bessell of
York Street, St. Pauls, Bristol. Earlier indentures are cited with the
following names mentioned: 1878: Ann Baker 1880: Henry
Wilkinson (died 5/3/1919). It has one
seal and signature + the large embossed seal of The Public Trustee of the
City of London and signature. Has two witness signatures and revenue stamps. Has been folded. |
Wilkinson |
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