Gloucestershire 501-614
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Gloucestershire 401-500 |
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Lot No. |
Text |
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501 |
1820 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture -1820 Deed -
Winterbourne, Gloucestershire A vellum Indenture on two large sheets measuring
75 cm x 61 cm approx A Mortgage of property in Wintebourne, Gloucestershire
dated 22 April 1820 Parties: Charles HUFF, George MARTIN, Jonathan PENDOCK
Other names include: Stephen Barnes, Edward Brice, Charles Curtis, Samuel
Smith Document signed by: Charles HUFF, George MARTIN Witnesses: J D LANGDON, Joseph LANGLEY Condition:
Slight browning, otherwise good for age |
Huff |
Martin |
Pendock |
Barnes |
Brice |
Curtis |
Smith |
Langdon |
Langley |
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502 |
1802 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Minchinhampton Gloucs LEECH HARRISON 1802
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 204 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN JOHN LEECH OF RODBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN OF THE
FIRST PART AND THOMAS HARRISON OF MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
QUARRY MAN OF THE OTHER PART . BEING THE LEASE OF COTTAGE AND TENEMENT SITUATE IN THE PARISH
OF MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER AND A CLOSE OF LAND CALLED
ROUND CLOSE SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Leech |
Harrison |
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503 |
1829 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Minchinhampton
Gloucester HARRISON KEARSEY 1829 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE IV - 177 YEARS OLD BEING THE ABSTRACT OF THOMAS HARRISON'S MORTGAGE OF
FOUR COTTAGES A CLOSE OF LAND AND OTHER HEREDITAMENTS AT LITTLEWORTH IN THE
PARISH OF MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER FOR SECURING £273 AND
INTEREST TO SAMUEL KEARSEY. SIZES 16 INS X 13 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
PAPER MANUFACTURES WATERMARK FW&BB 1820 ON EIGHT SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER |
Harrison |
Kearsey |
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504 |
1802 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Minchinhampton Gloucs LEECH HARRISON 1802
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 204 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN JOHN LEECH OF RODBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN OF THE
FIRST PART JOHN SMITH OF BURTON HILL IN THE PARISH OF SAINT PAUL MALMSBURY IN
THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART THOMAS HARRISON OF
MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER QUARRY MAN OF THE THIRD PART AND
JACOB WALKLEY OF WOODCHESTER BUTCHER OF THE FOURTH PART. BEING THE RELEASE IN
FEE IN FEE OF COTTAGES AND GARDENS AND
A CLOSE OF GROUND SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF MIRCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER NEAR A PLACE CALLED LITTLEWORTH. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Leech |
Smith |
Harrison |
Walkley |
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505 |
1880 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE TAX CONTRACT Woodchester
Gloucs CRITCHLEY 1880. guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- 126 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONTRACT WITH HENRY CRITCHLEY OF MINORCA COTTAGE
WOODCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER PIN MANUFACTURER FOR TITHE REDEMPTION
OF THREE SHILLINGS AND ELEVEN PENCE LAND TAX IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND
PAPER TAX CACHE. SIZE 15 INS X 20 INS COMPLETE WITH 'ON HER MAJESTY'S
SERVICE' INLAND REVENUE ENVELOPE WITH STROUD AND WOODCHESTER POSTMARKS FOR
1880 ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WATER MARK TURNER CHAFFORD AND MILLS IN
VERY FINE CONDITION |
Critchley |
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506 |
1829 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE DEED Littleworth
Gloucester WHITE > CLIFT 1829. guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE IV - 177 YEARS OLD BEING THE SCHEDULE OF DEEDS AND WRITINGS RELATING
TO MESSUGAES LAND AND HEREDITAMENTS AT LITTLEWORTH IN THE PARISH OF
MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER BELONGING TO JOHN WHITE AND
MORTGAGED BY HIM TO JOSEPH CLIFT WITH INFORMATION OF TITLE HOLDERS FROM 1716.
SIZE 15 INS X 12 INS ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WATER MARK 'M & W E'
DATED 1829 IN VERY FINE CONDITION slight wear to centre fold |
White |
Clift |
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507 |
1802 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE BOND Rodborough Gloucester
LEECH 1802. guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 204
YEARS OLD BEING THE BOND TO PAY BETWEEN JOHN LEECH OF THE PARISH OF
RODBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN AND CHARLES LEECH OF THE SAME PLACE
CLOTH WEAVER ARE JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY
BOUND TO THOMAS HARRISON OF THE PARISH OF MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE SAID COUNTY
QUARRY MAN IN THE SUM OF THREE HUNDRED POUNDS
ON MARTGAGE TO A HOUSE WOOD AND ORCHARD IN MINCHINHAMPTON IMPRESSED
REVENUE STAMP AND PAPER TAX CACHE. SIZE 15 INS X 12 INS WITH TWO WAX
SEALS,.ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WATER MARK DATED 1796 IN VERY FINE
CONDITION |
Leech |
Harrison |
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508 |
1837 |
ebay |
HOO, ST MARBURGH (St Werburgh?): Lease
for one year of a piece of woodland in St Marburgh or Hoo, Kent, between
Edward Lloyd late of Pershore, Worcestershire, now of Barbourne Terrace,
Worcester, Margaret Jones of Gloucester, George Smith of High Halstow, and
James Smith of Barbican, London, chemist. Dated 30 October 1837 in the 1st
year of the reign of Victoria Property: A piece of woodland called
Carts Wood of five acres in Hoo; formerly part of a 30 acre estate in the
tenure of Edward Dunnings and Robert Cart. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 42 by 65 cm |
Lloyd |
Jones |
Smith |
Dunnings |
Cart |
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509 |
1837 |
ebay |
HOO, ST MARBURGH (St Werburgh?):
Release of a piece of woodland in St Marburgh or Hoo, Kent, between Edward
Lloyd late of Pershore, Worcestershire, now of Barbourne Terrace, Worcester,
Margaret Jones of Gloucester, George Smith of High Halstow, and James Smith
of Barbican, London, chemist. Dated 31 October 1837 in the 1st year of the
reign of Victoria Property: A piece of woodland called Carts Wood of five
acres in Hoo; formerly part of a 30 acre estate in the tenure of Edward
Dunnings and Robert Cart. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 55 by 65 cm |
Lloyd |
Jones |
Smith |
Dunnings |
Cart |
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510 |
1706 |
ebay |
KENCOT: A mortgage of lands in
Kencot, Oxfordshire, between Samuel Castle of Fairford, Gloucestershire,
glover, William Brice of Kencot, yeoman, and Grace his wife, and Charles Doyley
of Southrop, Gloucestershire, gentleman. Dated 1 August 1706 in the 5th year
of the reign of Anne Property: A close of land called Cyprian Close with
house built thereon in Kencot. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Some minor rubbing of text in folds. Creasing. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 55 by 75 cm |
Castle |
Brice |
Doyley |
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511 |
1722 |
ebay |
HAMPSTED, OLD SODBURY: Lease of
the Manor Grange at Hampsted, Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between Giles
Eyre of Middle Temple, London, Joseph Edwards of Bristol, gentleman, and
William Okey of Bristol, brewer. Dated 25 June 1722 in the 8th year of the reign
of George I Property: The manor grange or farm of Hampsted als Hampstead,
with orchards and land lying on the south side of the lane leading to
Horwood. Also meadows called Finch or Inchmead, the Little Butter Field,
Middle Borrows, Little Grove, The Stirfs, and others. All in Hampsted in the
parish of Old Sodbury. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 70 cm |
Eyre |
Edwards |
Okey |
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512 |
1732 |
ebay |
HAMPSTED, OLD SODBURY: Mortgage of
the Manor Grange of Hamsted (Hampsted), Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between
William Okey of Bristol, brewer, and Ann Bartlett of Bristol, widow. Dated 31
July 1732 in the 6th year of the reign of George II Property: The manor grange or farm
of Hampsted als Hampstead, with orchards and land lying on the south side of
the lane leading to Horwood. Also meadows called Finch or Inchmead, the
Little Butter Field, Middle Borrows, Little Grove, The Stirfs, and others.
All in Hampsted in the parish of Old Sodbury. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamp. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 76 cm |
Okey |
Bartlett |
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513 |
1874 |
ebay |
Offered is this two page vellum
document dated 4 April 1874. It measures 26 inches by 22.5 inches. It is between
William Kendall and George Bumpus. It deals with the appointment and release
of all the piece or close of land containing 6 acres, 3 roods and 12 perches
called Naight Close situated in Bourton on The Water in the County of
Gloucester. It retains the revenue stamp together with the red wax seal and
signature of William Kendall. A clean and well written document. |
Kendall |
Bumpus |
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514 |
1860 |
ebay |
1860 Indenture document in good condition.
This auction is for a 7 page Indenture made the fourteenth day of November in
the year of our Lord,one thousand eigth hundred and
sixty.Between William Simons Merthyr Tydfil and John Plews Newent in
Gloucester. Both agreed tio enter into a partnership in Attornies of Law. All
pages readable and very good for the year. |
Simons |
Plews |
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515 |
1908 |
ebay |
SNOWSHILL: Conveyance of Little and
Great Brockhampton Farm in Snowshill, Gloucestershire, between Amy Louisa
Phillipps of Cheltenham, Thomas Allard Cox of Evesham, Frederick Honniball of
Evesham, and John Idiens and Sons Ltd. This deed was probably not enacted as
the signatures have been crossed out and the day and month left blank. Dated 1908 Property:
Provides a detailed list of lands within the Brockhampton Farm. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
Phillipps |
Cox |
Honniball |
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516 |
1891 |
ebay |
KENSINGTON: Mortgage of number 49
Warwick Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex, between
William George Neilson of Laurells Downend, Gloucestershire, and John Holt of
Twyford, Buckinghamshire. Dated 20 July 1891 in the 55th year of the reign of
Victoria Property: A parcel of land on the east side of Warwick Gardens in
the parish of St Mary Abbotts, Kensington, abutting on lands of Lord
Kensington. With a house built upon. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 70 cm |
Neilson |
Holt |
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517 |
1897 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 70 cm x 56 cm approx Conveyance of a freehold messuage and
hereditaments situate at Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire dated 24 December
1897, Mrs Jane Alsop and others to Mr E O Limbrick Parties: Jane ALSOP,
Richard Wickham ARNOLD, Samuel COOL, Thomas William NEALE, Edmund Orchard
LIMBRICK Other names include: James Alsop, Mary May, Robert Savery, Herbert
Perrett, James Hatherall Marsh, Mr Truman, George Vizard, Albert Henry Vizard
Document signed by: Jane ALSOP, Richard Wickham ARNOLD, Samuel COOL, Thomas
William NEALE, Edmund Orchard LIMBRICK Witnesses: J W TRENFIELD Condition: Very Good |
Alsop |
Limbrick |
Arnold |
Cool |
Neale |
May |
Savery |
Perrett |
Marsh |
Truman |
Vizard |
Trenfield |
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518 |
1830 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 77 cm x 61 cm approx Release of five pieces of land at Adams Land,
Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire dated 20 December 1830 Parties: Thomas GRANT,
John HAYTHORNE, William ILES Other names include: Edward Brice, William
Diaper Brice, Daniel Burgess, Richard Gorving, George Green, Joseph Hallier,
Daniel Taylor Haythorne, Robert Marsh, Arthur Palmer, James Poole, Edward
Sampson, Robert Shackell, John Simmonds, William Skinner, Thomas Tuck, George
Wigmore Document signed by: John Haythorne Witnesses: Richard C Brown, J Southby Condition: Browned with staining
and creasing |
Grant |
Haythorne |
Iles |
Brice |
Burgess |
Gorving |
Green |
Hallier |
Marsh |
Palmer |
Poole |
etc |
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519 |
1852 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 75 cm x 61 cm approx Conveyance of land at Iron Acton dated 24
March 1852 Parties: John ALWAY, Mary ALWAY, Joseph BARKER, Francis Edward GIBBS
Other names include: James Alsop, Betty Alway, John Alway, Robert Cooper,
George Gibbs, Joseph Gibbs, John Nichols, Rev John Salter, William Sargent,
Samuel Woodland Document signed by: John ALWAY, Mary ALWAY Witnesses: Edmund Lloyd, Thomas Crossman Condition:
Good |
Alway |
Barker |
Gibbs |
Alsop |
Cooper |
Nichols |
Salter |
Sargent |
Woodland |
Lloyd |
Crossman |
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520 |
1841 |
ebay |
LONGFORD: Mortgage of a cottage in
Longford, Gloucestershire, between James Nicholls of Longford, taylor, and
William Humphries Baylis of Gloucester, gent. Dated 14 August 1841 in the 5th
year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: All that
cottage with garden in the hamlet of Longford. Medium: Manuscript in English
on paper. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Folio folded in half. Document Size (Approx.): 33 by
20cm |
Nicholls |
Baylis |
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521 |
1861 |
ebay |
A single large sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 73.5 cm x 61 cm approx Conveyance of four cottages or
tenements, garden, ground and premises at Winterbourne Down, Winterbourne,
Gloucestershire dated 27 September 1861 Parties: Jonathan PENDOCK, Thomas
PENDOCK Other names include: Stephen Barnes, Joseph Blinman, Sarah Evans,
George Evans, Rebecca Good, Charles Huff, William Jones, Thomas Lewis,
William Lloyd, William Pendock, Thomas Walker, William Willmott Document
signed by: Jonathan Pendock, Thomas Pendock Witnesses: J Trenfield, Samuel Francis Walker
Condition: Good |
Pendock |
Barnes |
Blinman |
Evans |
Good |
Huff |
Jones |
Lewis |
Lloyd |
Walker |
Willmott |
Trenfield |
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522 |
1854 |
ebay |
INDENTURE Painswick Rd Estate
Gloucester 1854 Melbourne St This is a vellum indenture dated 1854 which
relates to a conveyance of a piece of Building land forming part of the
Painswick Road Estate in Gloucestershire.
It was made between John Cleveland Green a city banker and Nathaniel
Washborne a city draper concerning 94 Melbourne Street. Francis Tomes and Thomas Fenn Addison are
also mentioned in the document. |
Green |
Washborne |
Tomes |
Addison |
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523 |
1912 |
ebay |
This is a vellum hand written
document dated 1912 and relating to the conveyance of number 64 Moor Street
Gloucester. From Charles Granville
Clutterbuck Esq to Mr. Frederick Barnett.
Also mentioned is
William James Townsend.
There are two red seals with the intials “JB”. |
Clutterbuck |
Barnett |
Townsend |
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524 |
1864 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 76 cm x 59.5 cm approx Conveyance of two messuages or tenements gardens
and hereditaments at Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire dated 18 February
1864 Parties: Alfred COX, George LUTON, James LUTON, Thomas LUTON, John
WILTSHIRE Other names include: John Bowyer, David England, Thomas Harris,
John Haythorne, Hester Luton
(including some info re Will), James Poole (including some info re
Will), Robert Shackell, George Skidmore Document signed by: X The mark of
James Luton, Thomas Luton, George Luton Witnesses: William Jones Condition: Good |
Cox |
Luton |
Wiltshire |
Bowyer |
England |
Harris |
Haythorne |
Poole |
Shackell |
Skidmore |
Jones |
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525 |
1797 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 69 cm x 52 cm approx An Assignment of two closes of ground at Lower
Easton in the Parish of Saint George, Gloucestershire for the remainder of a
term of 1000 years In Trust for Daniel Pidding and to attend the Inheritance
dated 6 September 1797 Property includes two closes of meadow or pasture
ground known by the names of Twitchen Close and Gastons Parties: Thomas
HOOPER, Thomas JONES, Daniel PIDDING, Henry SLADE Other names include:
William Phillips, James Pidding, Christopher Slade, Samuel Whitewood, Samuel
Williams Document signed by: Thomas Jones, Henry Slade, Daniel Pidding,
Thomas Hooper Witnesses: H Freek Challicom, Geo Churly Jnr Condition: Good
for age |
Pidding |
Hooper |
Jones |
Slade |
Phillips |
Whitewood |
Williams |
Challicom |
Churly |
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526 |
1754 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 89.5 cm x 69.5 cm approx Release of the Equity of Redemption of
property in Syde, Gloucestershire dated 2 April 1754 Property includes
messuage, tenement or farmhouse called Haycroft and a number of pieces or parcels
of land Parties: Rev. Samuel RIDLER, Thomas WEBB and Sarah his wife Other
names include: John Heart, William Taylor Document signed by: Thomas Webb,
Sarah Webb Witnesses: Matt. Walbank?, Thomas Webb Junr, J Mart?, Jn Colborne
Condition: Browned with age and curled at the edges with a small tear on the
fold line |
Ridler |
Webb |
Heart |
Taylor |
Walbank |
Mart |
Colborne |
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527 |
1864 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring
76.5 cm x 58.5 cm approx Mortgage of four cottages or tenements, garden
ground and hereditaments situate at Winterbourne Down, Winterbourne,
Gloucestershire dated 10 August 1864, Thomas Pendock to Mrs Sylvia H Hodson
The document also has a Transfer of Mortgage endorsed on the back dated 30
October 1869, Mrs Sylvia H Hodson to Messrs William Hunt and John Stallard
Parties to Main Document: Thomas PENDOCK,, of Winterborune, Sylvia Halliday
HODSON of Bristol Parties to Endorsed Transfer: Sylvia Halliday HODSON,
William HUNT of the City of Bristol, John Weaver STALLARD of Widcombe,
Chewton Mendip, Somerset Other names include: Joseph Blinman, Thomas Bryant,
Francis Thomas Chard(?), Sarah Evans, Rebecca Good, William Jones, Thomas
Lewis, William Lloyd, Jonathan Pendock, Robert Smith, Thomas Walker, William
Wilmott Document signed by: Thomas Pendock, Sylvia H Hodson, William Hunt,
John W Stallard Witnesses: William Warne, Alfred E Bobbett Condition: Good |
Pendock |
Hodson |
Hunt |
Stallard |
Blinman |
Bryant |
Chard |
Evans |
Good |
Jones |
Lewis |
etc |
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528 |
1765 |
Dominic Winter 26 July 2006 |
317 |
Cirencester. Extract from the
Order of the Court of Chancery, dated 10th August 1816, in the Matter of MRS REBECCA
POWELL'S Charity in Cirencester. A candid En[quiry] concerning the
Benefact[ion] of the late Mrs Rebecca Powell, in favour of the town of
Cirencester, by a native of the place, pub. W. Barthoe, 1765, title (torn
with some loss of text as noted to upper right corner), 24 pp., some old ink
arithmetic and crude marginal repair to final page, stitched as issued,
extrems. somewhat dust soiled, slim 8vo, together with a printed double-sided
broadside, and Captain Day's Charity/Mrs Powell's Charity, Cirencester,
September 1828, a little creased and browned along folds, folio, plus A
Survey of the Waterways Passing Through The Town (Cirencester), with special
reference to the Great Flood of 1929, orig. typescript by R. Anson, Autumn
1931, title and 10 pp. on ten leaves, notes to title and ownership signature
of C. D. Kinns, card spine, slim folio, plus a small group of other
Cirencester ephemera from the Kinns family including group photos on the
Bathurst Estate, broadside, snapshots, and large scale OS maps in poor
condition |
Powell |
Day |
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529 |
Dominic Winter 26 July 2006 |
335 |
Illuminated Addresses. Two illuminated
addresses for Mark Whitwill, J.P., Chairman of the Bristol School Board
(1880-92), the first from the Members of the Bristol School Board, with six
illuminated leaves including one full page illumination of Castle Green
School, the second with seven leaves including four illuminated and three
with signatures, the first leaf with mounted albumen print of Whitwill, both
written, illuminated and bound by W. Bennett, of Broad Street, Bristol,
leaves loosely inserted into orig. leather backed morray silk stiff wrappers,
slim folio |
Whitwill |
Bennett |
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530 |
1396 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
34 |
Grant by Robert Chylde and John
Brouger, to John Sawtemareys of "Salso marisco", and wife Agnes of all
grantors' lands, rents &c in the vills and fields of "Shernyhampton,
Salso marisco & Oldebury", manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 10 lines,
folds, slightly stained at edges, creased and browned, lacks seal, 110 x
264mm., 12th October 1396; and a small manuscript fragment on paper, [c.
1400], v.s., v.d. (2) |
Chylde |
Brouger |
Sawtemareys |
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531 |
1765-1785 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
77 |
Jamaica.-
Bright family ( Bristol merchants & slave traders of Bright, Dean & Co.
) Accounts book, comprising business and personal expenditure, including
purchasing books and pictures, manuscript, 284pp. excluding blanks, ruled in
red, foxed and browned, some wormholes, upper joint broken, original reversed
calf, worn, joints and spine split with loss, folio, Kingston, Jamaica &
Bristol, 4th July 1765 - 31st March 1785. |
Bright |
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532 |
1764 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Oxfordshire
JEW > WILCOX 1764 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III
- 242 YEARS OLD BETWEEN RICHARD JEW OF THE CITY OF GLOUCESTER MERCER OF THE FIRST
PART JOHN WHEELER OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD INN HOLDER OF
THE SECOND PART AND WILLIAM WILCOX OF CHIPPING NORTON CARRIER OF THE THIRD
PART. REFERENCE TO FIELD NAMES AND TENENTS.. BEING
THE RELEASE OF A HOUSE OF CERTAIN LAND SITUATE AT THE WESTEND AND COMMON
FIELDS IN THE PARISH OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD SIZES 30 INS X 28 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT /
VELLUM WAX SEALS |
Jew |
Wheeler |
Wilcox |
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533 |
1791 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 69 cm x 51.5 cm approx A
Lease to vest possession of property in Olveston alias Oldston,
Gloucestershire dated 24 March 1791. Parties: |
Sturge |
Player |
Addis |
Bradford |
Cox |
Gayner |
Goldney |
Harris |
Orchard |
Tanner |
Good |
etc |
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534 |
1733 |
ebay |
REDMARLEY D'ABITOT: Conveyance of
houses and land in Redmarley D'Abitot, Worcestershire, between John Loveridge
of Redmarley D'Abitot, yeoman, Richard Hill of Callow, Dymock, Gloucestershire,
Elizabeth Loveridge, Thomas Warne of Newent, butcher, and Anthony Hales of
Ledbury. Dated 28 December 1733 in the 7th year of the reign of King George
II Property: Three messuages called Buggalls, Lippiatts and Two Hay in
Redmarley D'Abitot. Also a close or arable land called Millfield and one
called Overbroody Close. Also several other closes of land. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Some small holes down one fold,
otherwise good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 70 cm |
Loveridge |
Hill |
Warne |
Hales |
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535 |
1794 |
ebay |
LEDBURY: Assignment of leasehold cottages
of Breadley Common, Ledbury, Herefordshire, between Elizabeth Bullock of
Ledbury, Daniel Bullock of Kempley, Gloucestershire and Levi Hooper of
Ledbury, shopkeeper. Dated 23 November 1794 in the 35th year of the reign of
King George III Property: Two cottages near waste or common ground called
Bradley Common in Ledbury, and bounded by lands of Lord Sommers and the Rev.
Michael Powles. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Light
toning and creasing with some stains. 8cm tear from left margin.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Bullock |
Hooper |
Sommers |
Powles |
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536 |
1726 |
ebay |
Paper Document - 1726 Deed - Much
Marcle, Herefordshire George I Period Document A paper document on two sides
measuring 19 cm x 31 cm approx with seals and impressed stamps Articles of
Agreement for property in Much Marcle, Herefordshire dated 4 March 1726. This is a lovely old paper document, it is
a little dog-eared, but this only adds to the charm and character of a paper
document of this age! Parties: Francis
LILL, late of the City of Bristol, "but now" of Great Malvern,
Worcestershire (son & heir apparent of Francis Lill, gentleman, deceased
of Much Marcle) to William ELFE (Else?), gentleman, of the parish of
"Braynton", Herefordshire Other names include: Philip Leger,
Richard Meeks, Mary Hamonds(?), Benjamin Enytor(?) Document signed by:
Francis Lill, William Elfe Witnesses: John Spratt, William Hamond, ? Morse |
Lill |
Elfe |
Leger |
Meeks |
Hamonds |
Enytor |
Spratt |
Morse |
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537 |
1832 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1832 Deed - Hope
Mansell, Herefordshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 68 cm x 46
cm approx A Surrender of Lease of Hen-Grove Woods in Hope Mansell,
Herefordshire dated 29 May 1832, John Partridge Esquire to the Lord Bishop of
Gloucester with the signature and a good tag seal of the Lord Bishop of
Gloucester. The document is unusual in that it has several lines of text
crossed through, however this text is still legible and includes information
regarding the Will and family of William Partridge Esquire of Goodrich,
Herefordshire Parties: John Partridge Esquire of Bishops Wood in the parish
of Ruardean in the County of Gloucester to The Right Reverend James Henry
Lord Bishop of Gloucester Other names include: Rev Edward Benjamin Bagshaw,
William John Bagshaw, Thomas Fryer Jennings, Ann Biby Partridge, Jane
Partridge (later Bagshaw), Sarah Partridge (later Bagshaw), William
Partridge, John Terrett, Joseph Yorke Document signed by: John Partridge, J H
Gloucester Witnesses: Thomas Tovey, John James, John Ford, John Conns?
Condition: Good with a good tag seal of the Lord Bishop of Gloucester |
Partridge |
Bagshaw |
Jennings |
Terrett |
Yorke |
Tovey |
James |
Ford |
Conns |
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538 |
1636 |
ebay |
GLOUCESTERSHIRE MANUSCRIPT VELLUM
DEED, 1636 This 1636 vellum deed is an indenture relating to property at
Deerhurst Walton between Charles Cartwright, Gent. of
Treddington and Edmond Harris, Gent. of Deerhurst
Walton. It measures 78 cm x 61 cm and has the broken seal of Edmond Harris.
There are two 1.5 cm holes on a fold and 2 smaller holes to the left side,
not affecting the text. It is in very good condition for a 370 year old item. |
Cartwright |
Harris |
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539 |
1769 |
ebay |
This is an indenture on vellum
which is dated July 20th 1769. It is a lease deed for a Parish In Gloucester,
the name seems to be " Nicholas Hayward Esq. The document measures
24" X 15".It is written in very small neat writing, so there is a
lot of content to the document. The condition of the indenture is excellent
and is extremely clean and well preserved. Their are
various signiatures on the document, It also has original red wax seals &
Revenue and tax stamps. From the image the document appears to have been
signed and sealed by Thos Haynes. One of the witnesses was Tho: Harford. |
Hayward |
Haynes |
Harford |
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540 |
1731 |
ebay |
OLD SODBURY: Conveyance of Hampstead
Farm, Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between George Bridges of Bristol,
Distiller and Ann Bartlett of Bristol, Widow. Dated 24 March 1731 in the 5th
year of the reign of King George II Property: The manor, grange or farm of
Hampstead including the manor house and many named fields in the parish of
Old Sodbury. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Several
holes and slits in outer vellum page. All readable. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Bridges |
Bartlett |
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541 |
1768 |
ebay |
DYMOCK, RYTON: An agreement
relating to lands in Ryton in the parish of Dymock, Gloucestershire, between Joseph
Vaughan of Dymock, Yeoman and Thomas Freeman of Ledbury, Gent. Dated 11
October 1768 in the 8th year of the reign of King George III Property:
Mortgage of a messuage or tenement and several parcels of land lying in
Ryton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 38 by 54 cm |
Vaughan |
Freeman |
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542 |
1839-1879 |
ebay |
A large two page vellum indenture
dated 11th March 1879 relating to property in Moor Street, Rusholme, Lancashire. It is
between Thomas Borroughs of Rusholme (shopkeeper), Thomas John Fenwick of
Hexham on Tyne, Northumberland (dyer), William Mack of Bristol (publisher)
and Alexander Boyd of Cheadle Hulme (gent.).
Earlier indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1839
Thomas Carill Worsley, Charles Carill Worsley, John Shelmerdine, Thomas
Carill Worsley 1850
Richard Aspden, Martha Kay, William Britton, Lydia Cash, Mr. J.
Billington. It has four seals, two
signatures, witness and received signatures on the reverse and a revenue
stamp. There is a further indenture
dated 1st February 1881 on the reverse of one page which is between Thomas
John Fenwick, William Mack and Alexander Boyd. This has three seals and signatures with
three witness signatures and two revenue stamps. Has been folded. |
Borroughs |
Fenwick |
Mack |
Boyd |
Worsley |
Shelmerdine |
Aspden |
Kay |
Britton |
Cash |
Billington |
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543 |
1859 |
ebay |
A Schedule of Title Deeds and
Writings realting to the Overton Estates in the Parish of Arlingham in the
County of Gloucester belonging to R. G. Holford Esq. M.P. dated 1859. Other names mentioned: 1830: Henry Bengough
(Esq.), John Cooke Carpenter, Henry Andrews Palmer, Dr. Edridge 1842: George
Wright 1857: R. S. Holford 1858: Revd. C. C. Edridge. It is on "T H Saunders 1856"
watermarked paper. Has been folded. |
Holford |
Bengough |
Carpenter |
Palmer |
Edridge |
Wright |
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544 |
1587, 1605 |
Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006 |
34 |
Miscellany.-
Paul Tracye. Humphrey Conyngsbie, Mary his wife, Thomas Smaleman and Stephen
Durrant, are enjoined to surrender to John Frankyn, John Gape & John
Bynge, the manor of Beckford, Gloucestershire, D.s., on verso, manuscript on
vellum, yellowed, creased and soiled, folds, 69 x 295mm., 3rd January 1587 §
Grant of a general Livery above value to John Gilbert, manuscript on vellum,
in Latin, folds, part remains of Great Seal, 250 x 350mm., 19th November
1605; and a miscellany of other deeds, obligation bonds etc., v.s., v.d. (c.
50 pieces) |
Tracye |
Conyngsbie |
Smaleman |
Durrant |
Frankyn |
Gape |
Bynge |
Gilbert |
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545 |
1827 |
ebay |
This is an enormously thick 14
page indenture being a handwritten "copy of the Conveyance and
Assignment of Real and personal estates in trust to sell for the benefit of
Creditors" Mr Thomas Holland to Messrs Clark, Heavens and Griffiths Dated
17th July 1827 in the reign of George the Fourth. It is written on thick hand
cut paper. The parties in this document are Thomas Holland, a farmer of
Naunton in the parish of Winchcomb in the County of Gloucester, David Clark
(Gentleman) of Stanton, John Heavens of Winchcomb and John Rhodd Griffiths
(Gentleman) of Chipping Campden. There is a lot of information in here - one
piece of land involved is a garden and orchard (Cowland Orchard, adjoining
Vicarage House) at Mickleton, previously in the occupation of Richard Tayler
and now Richard Hawtin in the tennant. The Reverend Joseph Bayliss is
mentioned. There are pages dealing with other posessions such as cattle,
horses, carts, carriages, household goods etc. The writing is neat and easy
to read, but
it would take an age to transcribe it all. The witnesses are Thomas Oliver,
Charles Holland, Thomas Eden and John Kettle. The Indenture, being a copy
does not have any seals. It is folded so there are creases but is otherwise
in good condition considering it is 180 years old. |
Holland |
Clark |
Heavens |
Griffiths |
Tayler |
Hawtin |
Bayliss |
Oliver |
Eden |
Kettle |
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546 |
1807 |
ebay |
HUELSFIELD COMMON: Feoffment of land
at Huelsfield Common, Gloucestershire, between John Jenkins of Brockwear,
Bargeman, James Pritchard of Huelsfield, Butcher and James Sedley Evans of
Colford, Newland, Gent. Dated 20 March 1876 in the 47th year of the reign of
King George III
Property: A piece of arable land of 1 acre and a half at
Huelsfield Common. 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 |
Jenkins |
Pritchard |
Evans |
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547 |
1722 |
ebay |
OLD SODBURY: Conveyance of
Hampsteed Farm in Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between Giles Eyre of Middle
Temple, Joseph Edwards of Bristol, Gent, Thomas Bowles Late of Bristol, now London,
Merchant, and Sukey his wife, William Hickman of London, Gent, Richard
Longford of Middle Temple, Gent, William Thatcher of Highgate, Gent, and
Henrietta his wife, Elizabeth Longford, Margaret Longford and William Okey of
Bristol, Brewer. Dated 26 June 1722 in the 8th year of the reign of King
George I Property:
All that farmhouse called Hampsteed with buildings, garden, paddocks, etc.,
on the south side of a lane leading to Horwood. Also many named fields and
lands in the parish of Old Sodlbury. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Dirt marks and creasing, generally good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 5
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Eyre |
Edwards |
Bowles |
Hickman |
Longford |
Thatcher |
Okey |
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548 |
1757 |
ebay |
CONSIDERING THE AGE - 1757 - THE
CONDITION IS FINE APART FROM ONE HOLE ON THE LEFT OF THE DOCUMENT. THE REST
OF THE DOCUMENT IS REALLY GOOD GIVEN ITS AGE; WHICH IS TESTAMENT TO THE DOCUMENTS
QUALITY. OBVIOUSLY THINGS WERE MADE TO LAST. THE NAMES AND PLACES MENTIONED -
AND THESE DEEDS ARE NOT EASY TO READ SO I COULD HAVE MIS- READ - ARE ABRAHAM
BROWN AND JOHN WILLS. THE CITY OF BRISTOL, PARISH OF ST.JAMES AND WHAT LOOKS
TO BE SOWINS MEAD. THE ACTUAL DATE IS 12th JULY 1757. DIMENSIONS ARE APPROX
28 INCHES WIDE BY 27 INCHES TALL. |
Brown |
Wills |
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549 |
1900 |
ebay |
Conveyance of No.2 Victoria Place,
St. Paul's Road, Clifton, Bristol. Between John Redman - Edward James Jolley
Kingdom and Frederick Samuel Buchan. Dated 20th December 1900 Two red seals
with clear signatures Clear writing with no marking or staining Folded twice,
but it has 2 faint creases where it has previously
been folded again. Approx. overall size: 20-1/2" x 15-1/2" |
Redman |
Kingdom |
Buchan |
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550 |
1907 |
ebay |
A 4 page vellum indenture dated 25th
November 1907 relating to a Settlement between Rose Grieveson of the
Dominican Convent of St. Rose of Lima, Stroud, Gloucestershire, Thomas
Grieveson of Elmwood, Torquay, Devon (esq.) and The Royal Exchange Assurance
Corporation. Earlier indentures are
cited with the following names mentioned: 1870 Thomas Grieveson, Annie Fanny
Roncy, John Miller Grant and Henry John Grieveson and Sylvia Grieveson
(sister of Rose). It has two seals and
signatures + the large seal of the Royal Exchange with the signatures of two
directors and the Secretary. There are
five revenue stamps and two witness signatures. Has been folded. |
Grieveson |
Roncy |
Grant |
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551 |
1941 |
ebay |
A signed will dated 23rd April 1934
for Faythe Hutson, wife of Bernard Clifford Hutson of Watermill House,
Tasburgh, Norfolk (esq.). She
obviously changed her mind as there is a 2nd signed will dated 13th January
1941. At this time she live at The dower House, Brockhampton, near Cheltenham. They are in an original solicitor's
envelope. |
Hutson |
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552 |
1794 |
ebay |
A four page manuscript poem
headed: "On the Shipwreck of Edith Lovel and Joseph Sparrow who peris'd in
their passage from Cork to Bristol address'd to his Sister Anne by
M.S". It is on 1794 watermarked
paper. Has been folded, has foxing and
some damage to folds. |
Lovel |
Sparrow |
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553 |
1840 |
ebay |
KENCOT: Release of an estate at
Kencot, Oxfordshire, between John Large of Kencot, Gent, and Mary his wife,
James Agg Gardner of Cheltenham, Esquire and Charles Large of Broadwell,
Gent. Dated 27 August 1840
Property: All that messuage, with barns, stables, etc, and
lands in Kencot. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Large |
Gardner |
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554 |
1852 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1852 Deed -
Clifton, Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 60.5 cm x 47.5 cm
approx being a Covenant for the Production of Deeds regarding property in
Clifton, Bristol dated 28 January 1852 Parties: Rev Robert Morgan JONES of
Cromford, Derbyshire; William Hamley
KELLAWAY of Bristol Other names mentioned include: Edward Burges, A H
Farrant, Hannah Hamley, William Hamley, James Parsons, Abraham Snell Document
signed by: Robert Morgan Jones Witnesses: William Shaw of Cromford,
Derbyshire Condition: Slight browning and staining with age otherwise good |
Jones |
Kellaway |
Burges |
Farrant |
Hamley |
Parsons |
Snell |
Shaw |
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555 |
1856 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1856 Deed -
Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 74.5 cm x 64 cm approx
being a Conveyance of two plots of ground with three dwellinghouses thereon
in the parish of St Philip and Jacob, Bristol dated 24 December 1856 Parties:
Thomas Homas COLE, potter, of Bristol;
Richard POWELL, surgeon, of Bristol Other names mentioned include:
Isaac Allen Cooke, John Dowell, John Hare, Mr Prescott Document signed by:
Thomas Homas Cole, Richard Powell Condition: Slight browning otherwise good |
Cole |
Powell |
Cooke |
Dowell |
Hare |
Prescott |
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556 |
1829 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1829 Deed -
Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 68.5 cm x 43.5 cm approx being
a Lease for a year of a plot of ground and messuage situate in Spring Garden
in the parish of Temple otherwise Holy Cross, Bristol dated 28 September 1829
Parties: John LANGLEY, late of Bristol, then of Abbots Leigh, Somerset; William MULLIS of St Columb, Cornwall; Robert POOLE of Tower Street, Bristol Other
names mentioned include: John Baker, Lewis Cannon, Thomas Howard Cooper,
Thomas Davey, George Fatt, Lazarus Jacobs, Sarah Merrick, Abraham Thrall,
Peter Whiting, William Williams, Thomas Wintle Document signed by: John
Langley, William Mullis Witnesses: Joseph Norway of St Columb, Cornwall
Condition: Slight browning and staining with age otherwise good |
Langley |
Mullis |
Poole |
Baker |
Cannon |
Cooper |
Davey |
Fatt |
Jacobs |
Merrick |
Thrall |
etc |
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557 |
1847 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1847 Deed - St
Philips Marsh, Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 77.5 cm x
63.5 cm approx being an Assignment of three messuages and premises in St Philips
Marsh, Bristol for the residue of a term of 2000 years subject to a yearly
rent of £2 dated 9 November 1847 Parties: Henry GILLARD of Bristol; William Land FLOOK of Bristol; John COOLE of St Philips Marsh in the
parish of St Philip and Jacob, Bristol Other names mentioned include: Edward
Cole, Mrs Cole, John Evan Davies, John Kerle Haberfield, John Hare, Sir John
Hare, John Summers, William Summers Document signed by: Henry Gillard, W L
Flook, John Coole Witnesses: William Sweet Condition: Good for age |
Gillard |
Flook |
Coole |
Cole |
Davies |
Haberfield |
Hare |
Summers |
Sweet |
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558 |
1791 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1791 Deed -
Olveston, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 85 cm x 66
cm approx being a Conveyance of lands in Olveston, Gloucestershire dated 25
March 1791, Mr Young Sturge and others to Mr Joseph Sturge This document is
particularly unusual as the property comes with the encumbrance of "one
annuity of ten shillings for preaching a sermon in the Parish Church of
Olveston aforesaid on the five and twentieth day of December for ever"
(Is this still valid!!) Parties: Young STURGE of Walcot, Somerset; John PLAYER of Tockington, Gloucestershire; Isaac PLAYER of Hambrook, Winterbourne,
Gloucestershire; Thomas STURGE of
Newington, Surrey; Joseph STURGE of
Elberton, Gloucestershire Other names mentioned include: Daniel Addis, John
Bradford, Thomas Cox, John Gayner, Rowland Gayner, Ann Goldney, John Harris,
John Orchard, Cisill Sturge, John Sturge, Joseph Sturge, Nathan Sturge,
William Tanner Document signed by: Young Sturge, John Player, Isaac Player,
Thomas Sturge Witnesses: Mark Harford, Nathaniel Good, Thomas Parsons, Robert
Nicholls, Thomas Horne, Joseph Naish, John Gayner Condition: A couple of
holes on the folds otherwise good for age
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Sturge |
Player |
Addis |
Bradford |
Cox |
Gayner |
Goldney |
Harris |
Orchard |
Tanner |
Harford |
etc |
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559 |
1801 |
ebay |
Very long /large "Release" of &
copy of 1801 "Indenture " James Cole & Thomas Fletcher
and many of the Fletcher family members of
Gloucester & many others. Large 12 single sided page 1801 Indenture of various property/lands
including at Upton St. Leonards , ground called Clatter Leaze situate at
Barnwood in the county of Gloucester & others , between James Cole of Barlow Street near
city of Gloucester Gentleman first part,
Thomas Fletcher, Gentleman, ., Charles Fletcher a Baker & Ralph
Fletcher a Surgeon,, second part, all from Gloucester & third part William Fletcher
,gentleman also of Gloucester. + the outside page
which is the release. |
Cole |
Fletcher |
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560 |
1783 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1783 Deed -
Robin Hood & Little John, Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 50 cm x 38 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage or
tenement on St Michaels Hill, Bristol known by the name or sign of Robin Hood
and Little John dated 23 June 1783 Parties: Henry JONES and Candy his wife of
Bristol; Betty POPLE of Bristol; Solomon ROACH of Clifton, Gloucestershire
Other names mentioned include: Thomas Prewett Pople, John Powell Document signed
by: Solomon Roach, Betty Pople Witnesses: Matthew Hawkins, Thomas Morgan
Condition: Good for age |
Jones |
Pople |
Roach |
Powell |
Hawkins |
Morgan |
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561 |
1840 |
ebay |
KENCOT: Lease of Lower Farm,
Kencot, Oxfordshire, between John Large of Kencot, gent, and Mary his wife, James
Agg Gardner of Cheltenham and Charles Large of Broadwell. Dated 26 August
1840 in the 4th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A house or
tenement with barns, stables, sheds, etc., and several parcels of arable
land, of 500 acres, called Lower Farm in Kencot. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red
wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 47 by 55cm |
Large |
Gardner |
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562 |
1870 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1870 Deed -
Paul Family, Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 65 cm x 53.5
cm approx being a Release and Covenant to indemnify in respect of the Trust
Funds of £1600 from the Marriage Settlement of Charles Paul and Ann Paul (nee
Peck) and the release of the one tenth part or share of Alfred Wallis Paul,
one of the children of the marriage.
Parties: Ann Paul (nee Peck) of 5 Kings Parade, Clifton, Bristol; Alfred Wallis Paul of Wadham College,
Oxford; William Bishop Peck of Bristol
Document signed by: Ann Paul and Alfred Wallis Paul Witnesses: Albert Paul,
Solicitor, of Staple Inn, London Condition: Good |
Paul |
Peck |
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563 |
1796-1879 |
ebay |
DESCRIPTION I have a very scarce,
perhaps unique, Holy Bible published in 1762. It is THE HOLY BIBLE CONTAINING
THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS; NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND
WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY HIS
MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES" The Holy Bible. 2 volumes in 1. (Old
and New Testaments) 2 engraved frontispieces and 2 additional titles.
Illustrated throughout by 204 images (4 to a page) and 6 folding engraved
maps. Volume Two Also has a Title Page Dated 1762. Complete textually (pages
unnumbered) and as far as I can see, in terms of the illustrations. Nothing
appears to be missing and with the additional frontises and titles, the book
appears to be a unique configuration. Certainly no other copy in this
configuration can be found. A copy of this book in 2 volumes is currently
advertised at $18500 on ABE. BOOK DETAILS [Herbert 1143], 4to, Cambridge,
Printed by Joseph Bentham Printer to the University; Sold by Benjamin Dod,
1762. |
Brown |
Good |
Dalton |
Curling |
Clayton |
Freshfield |
King |
White |
Waghorn |
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564 |
1817 |
ebay |
REDLAND, WESTBURY UPON TRYM: Lease
of closes of meadow in Redland, Westbury upon Trym, Gloucestershire, between
Sir Godfrey Webster of Battle Abbey, Sussex, Baronet, Elizabeth Miller of
Cotham in Westbury upon Trym, John Miller of Clifton, Gloucestershire,
nurseryman, and Peter Fry of Bristol, carpenter. Signature of Sir Godfrey
Webster Dated 28 September 1817 in the 57th year of the reign of King George
III Property: A close of meadow called Great Ground in Redland, Westbury upon
Trym, and others called Outer Meadow, the Inner Meadow, the Lower Ground and
Upper Gound. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Very Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 75cm |
Webster |
Miller |
Fry |
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565 |
1837 |
ebay |
GLOUCESTER, LONG FAMILY TRAGEDY: A
set of 6 letters of administration from the Bishop of Gloucester documenting
the tragic loss of 6 infants and the appointment of John Long of Gloucester,
Cooper (father) as the administrator of the deceased's goods. The children's
names were Benjamin John, Elizabeth, Lavina Caroline, Matilda Amelia, Josiah
and Charlott Augusta. Dated 24 October 1837 Medium: Printed with Manuscript
insertions in English on paper. Condition: Some creasing and frayed edges,
but generally good. Characteristics: Signatures and water seals. Document
Size (Approx.): 20 by 32 cm |
Long |
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566 |
1796 |
ebay |
ALDERLEY, WESTMINSTER: Probate and
will of Samuel Leacroft of the parish of St John the Evangelist, Westminster,
Middlesex, bequeathing lands in Alderley near Wootten under Edge,
Gloucestershire. Dated 18 February 1796 in the 36th year of the reign of King
George III Property: A farm in Alderley. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Creased and dirt marking. Seal creased and cracked.
Characteristics: Signatures and paper covered red wax seal
. Document Size (Approx.): 63 by 76cm |
Leacroft |
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567 |
1729 |
ebay |
GENUINE ANTIQUE DOCUMENT INDENTURE
manuscript DEED PARCHMENT Binding apprentice to master VELLUM INDENTURE
Thomas Lodges-SAILMAKER 1729 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE II - 278 YEARS OLD You are bidding for two documents attached
together, A DOCUMENT OF INDENTURE and A RECEIPT FOR PAYMENT. On the rear of
the documents you can see the signatures of witnesses and the transaction of
payment for £300 SIZES 26 INS X 32 INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND
READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
VELLUM - WAX SEALS AND SIGNATURES ALONG THE BOTTOM OF THE TOP DOCUMENTS. From
the image the name is Hodges, William Hodges of the City of Bristoll and
Thomas Hodges are mentioned. Also mentioned are William Edwards of the Middle
Temple, London and William Eagles? |
Hodges |
Edwards |
Eagles |
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568 |
1820 |
ebay |
This is an extract of an entry from
the Parish registers of Cirencester taken by the assistant curate, James Grooby(?) in 1820. It refers to a wedding on 11th January 1769
between John Smith of Aylesbury, Bucks and Sarah Roberts of this parish. On the front is written in a contemporary
hand that this is the wedding of the father and mother of Thos Smith of ? Easton? Gaston? Sarton?…….
Gayley? |
Grooby |
Smith |
Roberts |
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569 |
1866 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1866 Deed - Dymock,
Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 68 cm x 47.5 cm
approx being a Covenant for the Production of Deed regarding a messuage farm
and lands in the parish of Dymock, Gloucestershire dated 11.10.1866 Parties:
Rev Thomas BRINDLE of Preston, Lancashire;
Rev William BRINDLE of Chesterfield, Derbyshire; William Fowler POPE of Dymock,
Gloucestershire Other names mentioned include: Mrs Elizabeth Ann Bellers, John George
Bridges, John William Bridges, John Thomas Campbell, Charles Goddard Dewell,
Elizabeth Ann Dewell, Thomas Dewell, Thomas Robert Tufnell Document signed
by: Thomas Brindle, William Brindle, William Fowler Pope Witnesses: Cedric
Houghton, William Sladen? Condition: Good |
Brindle |
Pope |
Bellars |
Bridges |
Campbell |
Dewell |
Tufnell |
Houghton |
Sladen |
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570 |
1827 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1827 Deed -
Thornbury, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 58.5 cm x
45 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage or tenement garden stable
and malthouse situate in the High Street, Thornbury, Gloucestershire dated 6
March 1827 Parties: Thomas Osborne WETMORE of Thornbury; Mary WETMORE of Thornbury; Thomas MORGAN of Thornbury Other names
mentioned include: Thomas Wetmore,
James Ford, George Rolph Document signed by: Thomas Osborne Wetmore, Mary
Wetmore Condition: Very good and clean |
Wetmore |
Morgan |
Ford |
Rolph |
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571 |
1822 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1822 Deed -
Berrow and Bromsberrow, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 61 cm x 40 cm approx being a Release of a parcel of land in the
parishes of Berrow and Bromsberrow, Gloucestershire dated 5 March 1822
Parties: James PHILLIPS of Eastnor, Herefordshire; Thomas WEBB Esq of Cammers Green, Berrow,
Worcestershire Other names mentioned include:
David Ricardo Esq Document signed by: James Phillips Witnesses: James
Gregg, George Blencowe of Ledbury, Herefordshire Condition: Slight browning
but good for age |
Phillips |
Webb |
Ricardo |
Gregg |
Blencowe |
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572 |
1834 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1834 Deed - Longford,
Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 79 cm x 64 cm
approx being a Mortgage by Demise of a cottage or tenement with the garden
thereunto adjoining situate in the hamlet of Longford, Gloucestershire dated
22 March 1834 Parties: Richard BUTT of Gloucester; Rev Benjamin Saunders CLAXSON DD of
Gloucester; Benjamin CLAXSON of
Gloucester; Ann NICKOLLS of Longford; James NICKOLLS of Longford Other names
mentioned include: James Nickolls,
Charles King Rudge, Rev Thomas Rudge, John Michael Saunders Document signed
by: Benjamin Saunders Claxson, Ann Nickolls, James Nickolls Witnesses: B
Bonner Condition: Slight browning but good for age |
Butt |
Claxson |
Nickolls |
Rudge |
Saunders |
Bonner |
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573 |
1883 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1883 Deed -
Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 65 cm x
50 cm approx being a Transfer of Mortgage of a messuage land and hereditaments
called Bucklesbury in the parish of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire for securing
£500 and interest dated 9 February 1883.
There is also an attached Memorandum concerning the interest on the
Mortgage Parties: Frederick COLLINS of 21 Walcot Street, Bath; James ROBINSON of Alderley, Gloucestershire
(formerly of Hawkesbury) Other names mentioned include: Raymond Harris Collins, William Giles
Collins, Nathanial Walls Document signed by: James Robinson, Frederick
Collins Witnesses: Arthur H Chanter Condition: Good |
Collins |
Robinson |
Walls |
Chanter |
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574 |
1854 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1854 Deed -
Redcliff Backs, Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 76.5 cm x 69.5
cm approx being an Assignment of a messuage and premises used as a Public
House called The Carpenters Arms, formerly called The Golden Fleece situate
next to the floating harbour in Redcliff Backs, Bristol dated 3 April 1854
Parties: Edward ALDEN of Chipping Sodbury;
Robert OSBORNE of Bristol Other names mentioned include: Mr J Brain, John Clarke, Edward Colthurst,
George Colthurst, Henry Colthurst, John Colthurst, William Cooke, Richard
Jenkins Poole King, Samuel Lucas, Thomas Stiff, John Tomlinson, Rev Martin
Richard Whish, John Hopton Wyld, William Hopton Wyld Document signed by:
Edward Alden, Robert Osborne Witnesses: H C Ray Condition: Good |
Alden |
Osborne |
Brain |
Clarke |
Colthurst |
Cooke |
King |
Lucas |
Stiff |
Tomlinson |
Whish |
etc |
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575 |
1809 |
1523 |
Lease of the Falcon Inn and Cottages
in Wootton under Edge, Gloucestershire, between James Payne of Wootton under
Edge, Innholder and John Robertson of Kingswood, Innholder. The Falcon Inn with barn and outbuildings
and a cottage adjacent formerly called Worster House, all in Wootton under
Edge on the High Street and Church Lane. |
Payne |
Robertson |
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576 |
1807 |
902 |
Appointment and release of 5
closes of land at Redland, Westbury upon Trym, Gloucestershire, between Sir
John Thomas of Southampton, Baronet, John Godfrey Thomas of Southampton, John
Miller of Clifton, Gloucestershire, nursery and seesdman, Joseph Yates of
Westbury, and William Payne of Westbury. Signature of Sir John Thomas.
<p>Large outline coloured map of the estate. Closes of meadow land at
Redland in Westbury upon Trym, called the Great Ground, Outer Meadow, the
Inner Meadow, the Lower Ground, and the Upper Ground. |
Miller |
Payne |
Thomas |
Yates |
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577 |
1817 |
906 |
Lease of closes of meadow in Redland,
Westbury upon Trym, Gloucestershire, between Sir Godfrey Webster of Battle
Abbey, Sussex, Baronet, Elizabeth Miller of Cotham in Westbury upon Trym,
John Miller of Clifton, Gloucestershire, nurseryman, and Peter Fry of
Bristol, carpenter. Signature of Sir Godfrey Webster A close of meadow called
Great Ground in Redland, Westbury upon Trym, and others called Outer Meadow,
the Inner Meadow, the Lower Ground and Upper Gound. |
Fry |
Miller |
Webster |
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578 |
1726 |
1079 |
Mortgage of a house called Biddles
in Castle Morton, Worcestershire, between Samuel Birchley of Castle Morton,
yeoman, James Birchley of Castle Morton, yeoman and Sarah his wife, and
Samuel Savage of Dymock, Gloucestershire, clerk. A house called Biddles with garden, orchard
and close of 7 acres, in Castle Morton, in the possession of William Lane. |
Birchley |
Savage |
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579 |
1872 |
1117 |
Conveyance of a parcel of land in
Burnham, Somerset, between John Board of Yatton, gent, Henry Howell Say,
James Trish of Bridgwater, postmaster, William Say, Henry Hicks Board of
Clifton, corndealer, Thomas Board of Bath, bookseller, Charles Robert Bate
and John Cooper of Highbridge, Burnham, publican. With small coloured plan. A
parcel of land formerly orchard of one acre at Highbridge in Burnham, bounded
by the River Brue and the road leading to the railway station. Also known as no. 979 on the tithe map. |
Bate |
Board |
Cooper |
Say |
Trish |
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580 |
1801 |
1560 |
A final concord from the court of
Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands in Newent, Gloucestershire,
between John Slade, William Lorois, and Mary his wife and Thomas Edmunds, and
Ann his wife. Two messuages, one
garden, one stable, half an acre of land and common pasture for all manor of cattle in the parish of Newent. |
Edmunds |
Lorois |
Slade |
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581 |
1808 |
445 |
An indenture for the sale of a
house and lands in Kencot, Oxfordshire, between William Scott of Delcomb Farm
in Abbey Milton, Dorset, gent, William Digger of Ampney Crucis,
Gloucestershire, malster, and John Digger, yeoman. All that capital
house in Kencot formerly in the occupation of Richard Stevens and the Scott
family. Also a meadow called Stiles
meadow, and another called Lower Dean, Upper Dean, Nutbeams or Upper Down
Drove. |
Digger |
Scott |
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582 |
1768 |
1440 |
An agreement relating to lands in
Ryton in the parish of Dymock, Gloucestershire, between Joseph Vaughan of Dymock,
Yeoman and Thomas Freeman of Ledbury, Gent.
Mortgage of a messuage or tenement and several parcels of land lying
in Ryton. |
Freeman |
Vaughan |
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583 |
1731 |
1415 |
Conveyance of Hampstead Farm, Old
Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between George Bridges of Bristol, Distiller and
Ann Bartlett of Bristol, Widow. The
manor, grange or farm of Hampstead including the manor house and many named
fields in the parish of Old Sodbury. |
Bartlett |
Bridges |
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584 |
1634 |
1210 |
Articles of agreement for the sale
of estates in the manor of Vennington in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire,
between Alexander Top of Mitchel Dean, Gloucestershire, gent, Lingen Top of
Whitton, gent, and Roger Calcott, citizen and Dyer of London. Estates in the manor of Lordship of
Vennington. |
Calcott |
Top |
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585 |
1807 |
901 |
Lease of several lands at Redland,
Westbury upon Trym, Gloucestershire, between Sir John Thomas of Southampton,
Baronet, John Godfrey Thomas of Southampton, and Joseph Yates of Westbury
upon Trym. Signature of Sir John Thomas A close of meadow called the Great
Ground of 10 acres near Green Lane and the Outer Meadow. Also the Outer Meadow of 3 acres and other
lands called the Inner Meadow, the Lower Ground, and Upper Ground, all being
at Redland in the parish of Westbury upon Trym. |
Thomas |
Yates |
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586 |
1876 |
1590 |
Feoffment of land at Huelsfield
Common, Gloucestershire, between John Jenkins of Brockwear, Bargeman, James
Pritchard of Huelsfield, Butcher and James Sedley Evans of Colford, Newland,
Gent. A piece of arable land of 1 acre
and a half at Huelsfield Common. |
Evans |
Jenkins |
Pritchard |
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587 |
1727 |
872 |
Mortgage of Hampstead Farm, Old
Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between William Okey of Bristol, brewer, and George
Bridges of Bristol, distiller. All the
manor grange or farm of Hamsteed also Hampsteed with a number of parcels of
land called Little Butter Fields, Middle Barrowes, Ten Great Acre, Highfield,
Finch Mead, and Pickes Mead. |
Bridges |
Okey |
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588 |
1841 |
765 |
Mortgage of a cottage in Longford,
Gloucestershire, between James Nicholls of Longford, taylor, and William
Humphries Baylis of Gloucester, gent.
All that cottage with garden in the hamlet of Longford. |
Baylis |
Nicholls |
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589 |
1750 |
873 |
Deed of Assignment to attend the
fee in trust of a farm called Hampsteed in Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire,
between Ann Bartlett of Bristol, Elizabeth Okey, Sir William Cann, Barron,
Rollstone Woolnough of Bristol, Rebecca Woolnough, and David Thomas of Cursitor
Street, London. All that capital farm
house of Hampsteed or Hamsteed with a number of lands called Little Butter
Fields, Middle Barrowes, Ten Great Acre, High Field, Finch Mead and Pickes
Mead. |
Bartlett |
Cann, Barron, Rollstone |
Okey |
Thomas |
Woolmough |
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|
590 |
1747 |
443 |
Release of lands in Stock, Churchill,
Somerset, between Samuel Webb of Iron Acton, Gloucestershire, tanner, and
John Cambe of Over Langford in the parish of Churchill, gent. A house and tenement where William Hassell
formerly dwelt and afterwards Samuel Foord, and also
56 acres of pasture land. Also other
closes called the Oare, Stockwood, Seven Acres, and others, all in Stock in
the parish of Churchill. |
Cambe |
Webb |
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591 |
1796 |
859 |
Probate and will of Samuel
Leacroft of the parish of St John the Evangelist, Westminster, Middlesex, bequeathing
lands in Alderley near Wootten under Edge, Gloucestershire. A farm in Alderley. |
Leacroft |
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592 |
1870 |
ebay |
VELLUM INDENTURE 4 SHEETS Dated 15th December 1870 Between Edward Burges
(gentleman) William Vowles (gentleman) Thomas Morgan (builder) and James Rowe
Shorland (builder) In regard to the purchase of a piece of Land situated at Woolcott Park
Redland in the City of Bristol First sheet
is an agreement by all parties on the purchase of the plot of land,
amounts to be payed and final balance. Second sheet is a duplicate of the
first sheet Third
sheet is ruled out, ledger style ,
with headings. Dates, Guarantees,
Amounts of rents paid, and the numbers of the houses they were to build. Fourth sheet is a coloured plan of the area where the builders
purchased the plot. laid out in yellow, green, red,
and blue. ( the land purchased is coloured blue) Comprising
: Leigh Terrace, Brighton Terrace, Windsor Terrace, Richmond Terrace, Stanley Terrace, Pembroke Terrace. With the scale in feet at the bottom of the
chart. Blue Bristol seal stuck on the
first three sheets with a duty stamp on the reverse of the sheets Mr. Burges,
Mr. Morgan, Mr. Shorland have all signed and WAX Sealed on the chart page This is a
highly fascinating and interesting old Indenture CONDITION VERY GOOD, NO TEARS. VERY CLEAN.
size 67x59cm |
Burges |
Vowles |
Morgan |
Shorland |
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593 |
1632 |
1793 |
A rare statute, merchant or bond
of security signed by the Mayor of Worcester, George Dannsey, relating to a
sum of 40 Pounds, between Alexander Topp of Mitcheldean, Lingen Topp of
Pontesbury and Thomas Hacklnyt of Bedwardine. Signed by the Mayor of
Worcester with about three quarters of the Mayoral Wax Seal remaining. |
Hacklnyt |
Topp |
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594 |
1875 |
1863 |
Release of Coxmore Farm in Newent,
Gloucestershire, between Thomas Hayes of Gloucester, Grocers Assistant, John
Thomas Tido of Coleford, Innkeeper, and Isabella Mary his wife, Sarah Ann
West of Newent, Spinster, Charles Jones of Minsterworth, Farmer, Thomas West
of Coleford, Farrier, Emily Agnes West of Oxenhall, Henry West of Oxenhall,
Edward Pocock of Newent, Grocer and John Cauless Cannock of Newent,
Gent. A farm called Coxmore at
Malswick in Newent. |
Cannock |
Hayes |
Jones |
Pocock |
Tido |
West |
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595 |
1808 |
1985 |
Conveyance of a house in Newent,
Gloucestershire, between John Slade of Ledbury, Builder, William Edmunds of
Ashleworth, Taylor, John Woody of Hartpury, Yeoman, Mathew Hook of Tibberton,
Yeoman and John Spencer of Gloucester, Innholder. A house formerly of 2 tenements in Newent
on the High Street. |
Edmunds |
Hook |
Slade |
Spencer |
Woody |
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596 |
1674 or 1784 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1674 Deed - Bristol
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 69.5 cm x 61 cm approx being a
Lease for a year of three messuages or tenements with a malthouse, buildings,
ground and premises in John Street in the parish of St Philip and Jacob,
Bristol dated 13 January 1784 Parties: John ROGERS, grocer of
Bristol; Gabriel Smith BRADLEY,
tobacconist of Bristol; William
KINGSTON, gentleman of BRISTOL. Other names mentioned include: Mrs Atcherly, John Bristow, Sir William
Cann, Samuel Corrick, Mr Davis, John Flowree, Machell Hird, Mr Holder,
Charles Lovelock, Richard Northcote, John Phillips, Thomas Short, James
Shutter, John Shutter, John Snary, John Thomas, Thomas Warren, Benjamin
Weaver, Francis Weaver, George Weaver, Mary Weaver, Hugh Williams Document
signed by: John Rogers, Gabriel Smith
Bradley Witnesses: F Williams, James Gundry Condition: A little browning, but
generally very good for a document of this age. |
Rogers |
Bradley |
Kingston |
Atcherly |
Bristow |
Cann |
Corrick |
Davis |
Flowree |
Hird |
Holder |
etc |
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|
597 |
1864 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1864 Deed -
Newent, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x
53.5 cm approx being a Conveyance of a messuage garden and hereditaments called
the Little Newtown in the Parish of Newent, Gloucestershire dated 29 November
1864 Parties: Thomas BIRT, boot and shoemaker, of Eastnor, Herefordshire to
Mary HART, widow of Berrow, Worcestershire Other names mentioned include: Mr Beard, Robert Birt, William Birt,
Caroline Cowmeadow, John Cowmeadow, Richard Cowmeadow, Sarah Cowmeadow, John
James, Mary James, Document signed by: Thomas Birt Witnesses: William
Masefield of Ledbury Condition: Good |
Birt |
Hart |
Beard |
Cowmeadow |
James |
Masefield |
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598 |
1750 |
2045 |
Deed of release in Fee of the manor
grange of Hamsteed in Old Soldbury, Gloucestershire, between Elizabeth Okey,
Widow, William Okey, Brewer, Deceased, Sir William Cann Baronet, Rollstone Woolnough, Gent,
Roberta Woolnough and Elizabeth Woolnough, all of Bristol. All that manor grange or farm of Hamsteed
with garden, orchard and lands on the South Side of a lane leading to
Horwood. Also various closes of land
called Finch Mead, Great Buttersfields, Middle Barrows, Little Grove, The
Cross, and others, all in Old Sodbury. |
Cann |
Okey |
Woolnough |
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599 |
1850s - 1947 |
ebay |
Illustraterd bible with some
lovley black and white engravings.It was printed in the year 1817 in
london.It covers the old and new testaments.There is a page of named family history.The
cover/binding is very worn and fragile but internally it is in good
condition.Many of the illustrastions could be framed.The size is 43cm by 28cm
and it weighs nearly 10 kg. From the image I can make out that the name of
the family was Spencer. Those I can make out are: John Spencer born August
4th 1854, died March ...?; .....? Ann Spencer born Decr. 30th 1855 or 1856; Jane Spencer born
Jany 10th 1858, died Feby 25th 1870?; Samuel Spencer
born August 4th 1859; John Spencer born March 24th 1861, died ? July ??;
Fanny Spencer born Decr 15th 1862; Kitty Spencer born Oct 14th 1864, died;
James Alfred Spencer born May 11th 1866, died Sept 21st ??; James Alfred
Clement Spencer born Feby 17th 1871; Olga Gladys Steele born Aug 5th 1890
(became Hobbs); Wilhelmina Steel born April 10 1894 (???); Ivy ....? Steel
born April 12th 1899 (Thornton); Peggy Spencer Hobbs born April 18th 1916
(became Hamlett); David John Robert Hamlett born Feb 10th 1941; Ian Hamlett
born July 14th 1947. From FreeBMD I have established that the Spencer family
lived in the Registration Districts of Cheltenham (where Jane, Samuel, John,
Fanny, Kitty and James Alfred were born) and Tetbury (where James Alfred
Clement was born). I have saved some images of the bible. |
Spencer |
Hobbs |
Thornton |
Hamlett |
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600 |
1833 |
2536 |
FRAMPTON COTTERELL: Lease of a house, Carpenters Shop and land
at Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire, between John Williamson of Frampton
Cotterell, Wheelwright, Richard Boley of Bristol, Druggist and Colorman and
John Colborn of Winterborne. Dated 20 December 1833 Property: A house with half acre
land and newly built cottage and Carpenter's Shop on the Bristol to Chipping
Sodbury road at Frampton Common in Frampton Cotterell. 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 |
Williamson |
Boley |
Colborn |
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601 |
1825 |
2537 |
FRAMPTON COTTERELL: Lease of a house and Carpenter's Shop at
Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire, between John Williamson of Frampton
Cotterell, Wheelwright, Rev. George Richards of Bampton, Doctor of Divinity,
Henry Davis of Bristol, Gent and Richard Boley of Bristol, Druggist and
Colourman. Dated 7 September 1825 in the 6th year of the reign of King George
IV Property: A house with half acres land and newly built cottage and
Carpenter's Shop on the Bristol to Chipping Sodbury road at Frampton Common
in Frampton Cotterell. 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 |
Williamson |
Richards |
Davis |
Boley |
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602 |
1820 |
2538 |
ALMONDSBURY: Lease of Salt Marsh in Almondsbury,
Gloucestershire, between Young Sturge of Bristol, Gent and Daniel Harding of
Almondsbury, Yeoman. Dated 24 May 1820 Property: A plot of
land part of the Salt Marsh of Almondsbury situate at or near
Wainbridge and bounded by the road from Bristol to the New Passage. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature
and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50
cn |
Sturge |
Harding |
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603 |
1831 |
2539 |
CHIPPING SODBURY: Lease of land in Chipping Sodbury, Gloucestershire,
between Walter Withers of Chipping Sodbury, Felt Maker and Charles Bruton of
Chipping Sodbury, Painter and Plasterer. Dated 10 November 1831 Property: A parcel of ground lying
behind certain houses of Walter Withers in Chipping Sodbury near to Bulling
Hill. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Withers |
Bruton |
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604 |
1864 |
2540 |
COLDTHROP, STANDISH: Conveyance of 2 houses and an orchard at
Coldthrop in Standish, Gloucestershire, between Henry Chandler of Hilcote,
Farm Bailiff, and Mary his wife, Edwin Jenner of Haresfield, Farmer, and
Elizabeth his wife, Stephen Fletcher Matravers of Mile End Road, Draper, and
Emma his wife, Sarah Chamberlayne of Stonehouse, Spinster, Edwin Jenner and
Thomas Davis of Stroud, Auctioneer. Dated 29 September 1864 Property: Two houses with garden
lying at Coldthrop in Standish with an adjoining orchard. 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 |
Chandler |
Jenner |
Matravers |
Chamberlayne |
Davis |
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605 |
1821 |
2541 |
RUARDEAN: Lease of Hensty and Hensty Meadow in
Ruardean, Gloucestershire, between Thomas Meek of Ruardean, Farmer, John
Evans of Ruardean, Innkeeper and Thomas Lucas of Newnham, Gent. Dated 1 June 1821 Property: A
piece of arable land called Hensty of 4 acres, and a parcel of pasture called
Hensty Meadow of 3 acres, both in Ruardean. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 55 cm |
Meek |
Evans |
Lucas |
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606 |
1820 |
2542 |
OLVESTON: Lease of several houses and lands in
Olveston, Gloucestershire, between Thomas Marshall Sturge of Olveston,
Woolstapler and Alfred Ward of Olveston, Gent. Dated 19 January 1821 in the
60th year of the reign of King George III Property: Four closes of arable land
called New Leasows and the Paddocks of 20 acres adjoining the Highway from
Aust to Olveston and a lane from the highway to Smiths Marsh or Olveston
Common. Also a close called Leemore with several newly built houses called
New Leasows. All in Olveston. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Sturge |
Ward |
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|
607 |
1816 |
2543 |
RUARDEAN: Lease of houses and lands in Ruardean,
Gloucestershire, between James Thomas of Ruardean, Yeoman and Thomas Cooke of
Ross, Apothecary. Dated 8 September 1816 Property: A close of pasture and
woodland called Rashers Grove of 4 acres next to Coxes Meadow and Wensleys
Coppice. Also a pasture called Rashers Grove Field. Also two houses at the
Morse?? In Ruardean. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Thomas |
Cooke |
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608 |
1862 |
2544 |
GLOUCESTER, ST. CATHERIN: Assignment of a house in London Road,
Gloucester, called the Welsh Harp, between Frederick Cripps of Cirencester,
Richard Mullings of Cirencester, Gent, Elizabeth Cripps of Gloucester, Widow,
Frederick Cripps, William Abraham Byrch of Evesham, Gent, Stephen Demainbray
of Cheltenham, Gent, Arthur Ellis of Registrars Office, Chancery Lane, Gent,
Arthur Randolph Mullings of Eastcourt, John Burgess of Cirencester and
William Daubeny of Cirencester, Gent. Dated 25 March 1862 Property: All that tenement with
offices, yard, stable and gardens called the Welsh Harp situate on the London
Road in the parish of St. Catherine, Gloucester. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Cripps |
Mullings |
Byrch |
Demainbray |
Ellis |
Burgess |
Daubeny |
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609 |
1885 |
2545 |
GLOUCESTER, ST. GEORGES: Conveyance of a house being No. 1 Rodney
Cottages, Two Mile Hill, St. Georges, Gloucester, between The Guardian
Permanent Benefit Building Society of Bristol and George Stewart Bessell of
Wrexham, Workhouse Master. Dated 3 September 1885 Property: A house with Stable and
Coach house called No. 1 Rodney Cottages at Two Mile Hill in the parish of
St. Georges, Gloucester, on the highway from Bristol to Kingswood. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 50 by 60 cm |
Bessell |
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610 |
1813 |
2546 |
RUARDEAN: Lease of Rashers Grove and lands in
Ruardean, Gloucestershire, between John Philpot of Ruardean, Yeoman, John
Evans of Ruardean, Innholder, James Thomas of Ruardean, Victualler and Thomas
Cooke of Ross, Apothercary. Dated 21 May 1813 in the 53rd year of the reign
of King George III
Property: A close of pasture and wood called Rashers Grove next
to Cocks Meadow and Wensleys Coppice. Also a close of pasture called Rashers
Grove Field, both in the parish of Ruardean. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Philpot |
Evans |
Thomas |
Cooke |
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611 |
1821 |
2547 |
ALMONDSBURY: Mortgage of part of the Salt Marsh and a
house in Almondsbury, Gloucestershire, between Robert Hopkins of Almondsbury,
Blacksmith and Thomas Pearce of Compton Greenfield, Yeoman. Dated 17 February
1821 Property:
A plot of land part of Marsh Common or the Salt Marsh near Wainbridge next to
the Bristol New Passage turnpike road, with a house. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 80 cm |
Hopkins |
Pearce |
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612 |
1853 |
2548 |
IRON ACTON: Conveyance of a house in Iron Acton,
Gloucestershire, between James White of Iron Acton, Labourer, Charles Gibbs
of Westerleigh, Yeoman and George Cam of Chipping Sodbury, Yeoman. Dated 26
February 1853
Property: All that dwelling house with workshops, garden and
land in Iron Acton adjoining the Turnpike Road. 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 |
White |
Gibbs |
Cam |
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613 |
1849 |
2549 |
HORFIELD: Mortgage of a plot of land and houses in
Horfield, Gloucestershire, between William Robertson of Bristol, Builder,
Christopher James Thomas of Bristol and Francis Kentucky Barnes of Bristol.
Dated 22 March 1849
Property: A plot of land belonging to Horfield Court Farm
called East Bartholomews Lease in Horfield. Also several houses built on the
land. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 3
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 75 cm |
Robertson |
Thomas |
Barnes |
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614 |
1844 |
2550 |
GLOUCESTER, ST. GEORGE: Mortgage
of lands and a house at Moorfields in the parish of St. George,
Gloucestershire, between John White Emblin of Bristol, Gent and John Alvis of
Ducklechurch, Tanner. Dated 3 August 1844 Property: A paddock of meadow lying
near a messuage called Kings Stems at Sandy Field and Lawrence Hill in the
parish of St. George, Gloucester. A capital house called Nelsons Cottage. A
parcel of land now used as a pond in the hundred of Barton Regis in St.
George, Gloucester. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. 3 pages.
Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 75 cm |
Emblin |
Alvis |