Gloucestershire 615-700
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615 |
1810 |
2601 |
DYMOCK: Release of property in
Dymock, Gloucestershire, between Mary Dance of All Saints, Worcester,
Spinster, Sarah Dance of Cheltenham, Spinster and Thomas Dance of Byton, Maltster. Dated 31 December 1810 Property: Two messuages or tenements
called Browns and Hopgoods with a cottage called
Browns in Dymock. 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 |
Dance |
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616 |
1810 |
2393 |
Mortgage of land next the Green Dragon Inn in
Winterbourn Down, Gloucestershire, between Thomas Amos of Winterbourn Down, Feltmaker and George Martin of Bristol, Gent. A parcel of land on the North Side of the
Green Dragon Inn in Winterbourn Down with 2 houses. |
Amos |
Martin |
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617 |
1829 |
2390 |
Lease of the Horse Shoe
Inn, Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire, between Elias Isaac of Worcester, Banker,
Edward Isaac of Dulwich and Thomas Hill of Thastone,
Malster. The
Horse Shoe Inn (formerly Downend Inn) and close of
land at Downend in Mangotsfield. |
Hill |
Isaac |
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618 |
1824 |
2567 |
Mortgage of a house in Thornbury,
Gloucestershire, between Daniel Pitcher of Thornbury, Saddler and William
Dorney of Salfield, Yeoman. A house or tenement in the upper end of
Back Street or Saint Marys Street in Thornbury. |
Dorney |
Pitcher |
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619 |
1815 |
2572 |
Conveyance of a capital house and land at
Lawrence Hill in the parish of Philip and Jacob, Bristol, between Stephen
Peacock of Bristol, Fishmonger, Soloman Moore of Bristol, Gent, Samuel White
of Rosborough, Innkeeper and John White of Bristol, Linnendraper. A close of meadow land near the Kings Arms
Inn at Sandy Field near Lawrence Hill in the parish of St. Philip and Jacob,
Bristol, with a capital house and stables built upon. |
Moore |
Peacock |
White |
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620 |
1839 |
2571 |
Conveyance of land called Loughmans
on the River Avon in Bristol with buildings, between William Bevan of
Bristol, Gent, Eleanor Palmer King of Bristol, William Hutchins of Keynsham,
Surgeon, Edward Hutchins of Keynsham, Gent, George John Hutchins, Richard
Masters Hutchins, Gent, John Hare and John Kerle Haberfield, Gent, all of
Bristol. A very nice plan of the property on the reverse. A close of land
called the Loughams bounded by the River Avon with
cottages and buildings standing thereon.
Also all that dwelling or counting
house. All in Bristol. |
Bevan |
Hare |
Hutchins |
Kerle Haberfield |
Palmer King |
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621 |
1828 |
2570 |
Deed of covenant to produce deeds for a cottage
and blacksmiths at Staple Hill, Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire, between Samuel
Whittuck of Hanham Hall, Bitton, Esquire and Thomas
Stone of Staple Hill, Mangotsfield, Carpenter. Recites deeds back to 1696.
All that cottage, blacksmith shop, garden, etc., with land at Staple Hill in
the parish of Mangotsfield, bounded on the East by a road leading to the
turnpike road, and on the North by the turnpike road. |
Stone |
Whittuck |
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622 |
1809 |
2568 |
Deed of gift of a cottage in Longford,
Gloucestershire, between Rev. Thomas Rudge of Haresfield,
Clerk, Charles King Rudge of Haresfield, Gent and
Thomas Gardner of Gloucester, Gent. Recites a previous Sale of the property
from the Bishop of Gloucester. A cottage with garden in the hamlet of
Longford. |
Gardner |
Rudge |
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623 |
1625 |
2565 |
Conveyance of Heycroft
tenement and others in Syde, Gloucestershire, between Thomas Ashemed of Syde, Husbandman and John Webb of Eddington in
Brimpsfield, Yeoman. All that messuage or tenement and one yard
land called Heycroft in Syde. One house in a meadow called Pullhay and one pasture called Pullhay;
a meadow called the Paddock with house adjoining. |
Ashemed |
Webb |
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624 |
1824 |
2569 |
Lease of several houses in St. Paul, Bristol,
Gloucestershire, between John Kerle Haberfield of Bristol, Gent and Richard
Monk of Bristol, Accountant. A plot of
land in the parish of Saint Paul late Saint James, Gloucestershire, bounded
by a road leading to Ashley Court on the East and a road leading to the
orphan asylum called Magdelen on the West. Also two houses
near Kennisons Bath. |
Haberfield |
Monk |
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625 |
1682 |
2564 |
Conveyance of Holly Brookes in Tidenham, Gloucestershire, between James Stephens of
Bristol, Cooper, Stephen Dapwell of Endbury, Yeoman and Edmund Maddock of Tidenham,
Gent. A piece of arable land and
pasture called the Holly Brookes of 7 acres adjoining Terrells
Marsh in the parish of Tidenham. |
Dapwell |
Maddock |
Stephens |
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626 |
1811 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 76 cm x
58 cm approx being a Mortgage of two pieces or
parcels of land called Hensty and Hensty Meadow situate in the parish of Ruardean, Gloucestershire dated 2 September 1811. Mr Thomas Meek to
Mr Richard Morris Parties: Thomas MEEK, farmer of Ruardean, Gloucestershire; Richard MORRIS, Innkeeper of
Newnham, Gloucestershire Other names mentioned include: James Beard, John Evans, John Philpot,
Robert Williams Document signed by: Thomas Meek Witnesses: Thomas Lucas,
William Turner Condition: Discoloured with age and creased |
Meek |
Morris |
Beard |
Evans |
Pkilpot |
Williams |
Lucas |
Turner |
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627 |
1847 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 73.5 cm
x 61 cm approx being a Lease for 40 years of a
messuage situate in Culver Street in the Parish of Saint Augustine the Less
in the City of Bristol dated 30 June 1847.
The document also has a small plan and has the Common and Chapter Seal
of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol The
Dean and Chapter of Bristol to Mr William Newman
Parties: The Dean and Chapter of Bristol;
William NEWMAN, tailor of the City of Bristol Other names mentioned
include: Mary Binding, William
Binding, Mary Fryer, William Gibbs, Joseph Grant, John Hicks, Sarah Knill,
John Owen, James Perry, William Spyer Porter, James
Rumney (?), William Selean (?), Elizabeth Smith,
John Stevens, George Tyndall Condition: Quite good for age |
Newman |
Binding |
Fryer |
Gibbs |
Grant |
Hicks |
Knill |
Owen |
Perry |
Porter |
Rumney |
etc |
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628 |
1879 |
ebay |
Indenture 1879 2 Pages Acknowledgement Of Deeds
By Married Women Signed By The
Commissioners For The City & County Of Bristol William Harrington Bush
& Edgar Everard Salmon Jane The Wife Of Robert Osborne Murray Jane
Intends To Give Up Her Interest In The Premises In The Parish Of Bedminster
In The City And County Of Bristol Other Name Francis John Sherborne This Item
is On Vellum Part Printed Part Hand Written Impressed Revenue Seal 5
Shillings |
Bush |
Salmon |
Murray |
Sherborne |
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629 |
1810 |
2705 |
Mortgage of lands next to the Green Dragon Inn, Winterbourn Down,
Gloucestershire, between Thomas Amos of Winterbourn, Feltmaker
and Ann Osborne of Winterbourn, Widow.
A parcel of land lying below the North Side of the Green Dragon Inn in
Winterbourn Down on which 2 houses have been built. |
Amos |
Osborne |
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630 |
1755 |
2710 |
A final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating
to a house in Newent, Gloucestershire, between Joseph Sarjeant, Thomas Lewis,
Panncefoot Hall, and Margaret his wife and John
Penn, and Mary his wife. Three
messuages, on barn, two gardens with appurtenances in Newent. |
Hall |
Lewis |
Penn |
Sarjeant |
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631 |
1820 |
2709 |
Conveyance of a house in Newent, Gloucestershire, between John Moody
of Hartpury, Yeoman, Thomas Hooper of Hartpury, Farmer, John Spencer of Gloucester, Innholder
and Oliver Ainsworth of Newent, Gent.
A house divided into two tenements on the South side of New Street in
Newent. |
Ainsworth |
Hooper |
Moody |
Spencer |
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632 |
1811 |
2707 |
Lease of lands called Hensty in Ruardean, Gloucestershire, between Robert Williams of
Monmouth, Gent and Thomas Meek of Ruardean,
Farmer. A plot of arable land called Hensty of 4 acres and a parcel of pasture called Hensty Meadow of 3 acres, all in Ruardean. |
Meek |
Williams |
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633 |
1808 |
2703 |
Deed of appointment for several lands and houses in Churchdown and Gloucester, between Daniel Cox of
Gloucester, Surgeon, and Elizabeth his wife, Margaret Humphreys of
Gloucester, John Herbert of Churchdown and Thomas
Mathews of Churchdown, Yeoman. Two parcels of land called the Combs in Churchdown of 16 acres.
Two houses on South Gate Street in Gloucester. One house on Kimbros
Lane near South Gate Street. |
Cox |
Herbert |
Humphreys |
Mathews |
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634 |
1801 |
2702 |
Conveyance of a house and garden in Ruardean,
Gloucestershire, between William Terrett of Ross, Gent and Winnry Terrett of Bath, Spinster. A messuage or tenement with garden a small
parcel of land whereon a pigs cot formerly stood in Ruardean, with Ruardean Street
on the South side and a garden belonging to Church House on the East. |
Terrett |
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635 |
1813 |
2708 |
Mortgage of a house in Newent, Gloucestershire, between John Moody of Hartpury, Farmer and Thomas Hooper of Hartpury,
Farmer. A house lately divided into
two tenements on the South side of New Street in Newent. |
Hooper |
Moody |
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636 |
1860 |
2731 |
Mortgage of the manor of Yate, Gloucestershire, and several farms,
between Rev. Joseph Buckley of Badminton, Henry Carpenter Ray of Bristol,
Gent, Rev. William Cater Randolph of Ermington, Sophia Elizabeth Randolph of
Yate House, Spinster and Henry Bush of Bristol, Gent. Includes a large coloured map of the properties and a detailed
Schedule of Lands with occupier names (largely the Shipp family) and acreage.
Hereditaments in the manor and parish of Yate including Court House Farm, Tan
House and Oxwick Farm. |
Buckley |
Bush |
Carpenter Ray |
Randolph |
Shipp |
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637 |
1822 |
2704 |
Feoffment of a cottage on Stapleton Common, Gloucestershire, between
Zachariah Porter of Stapleton, Quarryman, Elizabeth Flook of St. Philip and
St. Jacob, James Low of Stapleton, Yeoman, and Charolotte his wife, John Guy
of Stapleton, Quarryman and Henry Pallin of Bristol, Gent. A cottage with garden in Stapleton built on
a portion of Stapleton Common. |
Flook |
Guy |
Low |
Pallin |
Porter |
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638 |
1860 |
2726 |
Appointment of a new trustee under the will of Rev. Henry Jones
Randolph, relating to Yate and Brinsham Manors in
Yate and Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between Rev. Joseph Buckley of
Badminton, Rev. William Cater Randolph of Ermington and Henry Carpenter Ray
of Bristol. The manor of Yate in the
parish of Yate with all lands and tenements within the manor. Also the manor of Brinsham
within Yate. A farm called Yate
Farm. Hampstead Farm in Old Sodbury. |
Buckley |
Randolph |
Ray |
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639 |
1863 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document.
Made on 4th March 1863 Made before
James John Grenfell Barlase and George Lawson
Whatley in the county of Gloucester
For Eliza wife of Philip Jordan
Between the above on the first part and Thomas Wintle on the other part Deeds by married women persuant
to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King
William 4th "An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for
the substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Prpoerties
interested in the Township of East Dean in Gloucester Also has a number
1024 Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Barlase |
Whatley |
Jordan |
Wintle |
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640 |
1592-1820 |
Dominic Winter 12 Dec 2007 |
330 |
A large group of approx. fifty vellum documents, mostly 18th &
19th c., and including many of Gloucestershire interest, including a title
deed relating to Bourton on the Water, 1668, concerning the Manor of Bourton,
with forty-eight seals and signatures, plus deeds relating to Staffordshire,
a licence of alienation (with great seal) of houses and land in Taunton and
Monkton, Somerset, from Jasper More to William Ayers, [1592], a common
recovery for land at Doddington, Cambridgeshire, with great seal and engraved
portrait of George III, 1800, a marriage settlement between Charles Griffiths
and Jane, daughter of Sir George Probert concerning lands in Monmouthshire,
1664, a map of an estate at Westbury on Severn belonging to Flaxley Charity, 1820, plus wills, old newspapers, etc. |
More |
Ayers |
Griffiths |
Probert |
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641 |
1851 |
ebay |
Indenture of a Barn and Barton and land at Marshfieldin
the County of Gloucester, and made between George Toghill
of the first part, Joshua Bedford, Judith Bedford, John Maybury, Anne Maria
Maybury, Alfred Bedford and Eliza Bedford of the second part, and Worthy
Bedford of the third part and Thomas Staunton of the fourth part, hand written in beautiful script. The approximate
measurements of the Indenture are 29 x 22 inches, This Indenture, as a mark
of authenticity, has a scalloped header and is signed by all the nine parties
thereto with wax seals
at the foot of the document. It also has the impressed Revenue
seal in the left hand margin. On the reverse is a
receipt for £50.0.0 signed by the parties, together with several other
statements of production signed by various solicitors. The document is in
excellent condition with no tears or blemishes, but the vellum has mellowed
with its age. |
Toghill |
Bedford |
Maybury |
Staunton |
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642 |
1820 |
ebay |
1820 VELLUM DEED between FRYER and BRINKWORTH re FRETHERNE GLOUCESTER.
DATE:- 18th NOVEMBER 1820. THIS HANDWRITTEN VELLUM
INDENTURE HAS THE INITIAL WORDS "THIS INDENTURE" ELABORATELY
PRINTED AND INCLUDED INSIDE THEM ARE THE FURTHER WORDS "WALKER PARCHMENT
DEALER BERMONDSEY". IT IS BETWEEN RICHARD FRYER of the parish of
FRETHERNE, GLOUCESTER of the first part, JOHN BRINKWORTH, a mariner of
FRETHERNE |
Fryer |
Brinkworth |
Bodmun |
Morse |
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643 |
1790 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFULLY HAND WRITTEN ENGLISH INDENTURE
FROM 1790 (PRETTY CERTAIN BUT RATHER DIFFICULT TO BE ABSOLUTELY SURE). GEORGE
THE THIRD IS MENTIONED. APPROX. SIZES ARE 23 INCHES TALL BY 27INCHES WIDE.
NICE CONDITION FOR THE YEAR. SMALL WEAR MARK ON ONE OF THE CREASES NO RIPS OR
TEARS. THE DEED MENTIONS THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET, COUNTY OF KENT, CITY OF
BRISTOL AND THE NAMES JOHN MILLS, MILLISENT AND ANN NAISH (SPINSTERS)
CHILDREN OF JACOB NAISH. |
Mills |
Naish |
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644 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document.
Made on 4th March 1862 Made before Henry Bush and John Miller from Bristol For Matilda wife of William Morgan Between the above on
the first part and George Walters, Charles Tranter, Samuel Tuckey and Johoida Edwards Premises interested 21 Armoury Square
Parish of Saint Philip and Jacob in city and county of Bristol. Deeds by
married women persuant to an act passed in the 4th
year of the reign of his late Majesty King William 4th \"An Act for the
abolition of fines and recoveries and for the substitution of more simple
modes of assurance" Also has a number 1136. Excellent condition, 2 pages
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Bush |
Miller |
Morgan |
Walters |
Tranter |
Tuckey |
Edwards |
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645 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry
document. Has Mead and Danbury, Temple
on front. Made on 6th March 1862. Made before Edward Davine and Henry Bush of
Bristol. For Rebecca, wife of Thomas Nichols, Rebecca wife of Charles Brown
and same wife of Thomas Hooper. Between the above on first part and Pessett Allen, Henry Allen, Elizabeth Miller Hooper,
Sarah Mason, Thomas Hooper and Jane his wife, Richard Merryfield, Charles
Ayre. Premises interested in St Mary Radcliffe and Bedminster in city and
county of Bristol. Deeds by married women persuant
to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King
William 4th \"An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for
the substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Also has a number
1128. Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Davine |
Bush |
Nichols |
Brown |
Hooper |
Allen |
Mason |
Merryfield |
Ayre |
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646 |
1902 |
ebay |
An Indenture being a Conveyance of two freehold messuages and premises
situate in Wednesbury Road, Walsall dated 20
October 1902. Mrs
Ann Haywood and others to Mr George Hill. Parties:
Ann HAYWOOD, Widow of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire; George William HAYWOOD, Druggist of Walsall; John
HAYWOOD, Plumber of Walsall; George HILL, Beer Retailer of
Walsall. Other names mentioned include:
Jabez Rees, George Haywood, Samuel Venables, Philip Philpot, Thomas
Wilcox, Joseph Smallwood, Charles Forster, Francis Baildon Overton, Matthew
Overton, Edward Stanley, Joseph Dixon. Document signed by: Ann Haywood,
George W Haywood, John Haywood. |
Haywood |
Hill |
Rees |
Venables |
Philpot |
Wilcox |
Smallwood |
Forster |
Overton |
Stanley |
Dixon |
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647 |
1878 |
ebay |
A nine page indenture dated 1st November 1878
between John Melland Hall of Sevenhampton Vicarage,
Cheltenham (clerk in Holy Orders), John Spencer of Buck Hill House, Calne,
Wilts (gent.), Charlotte Hall of Richmond Road, Hackney (widow) and Charles
Spencer Hall of Richmond Road (chemist) relating to the marriage settlement
of Ann Elizabeth Melland and William Hall.
Lots of names mentioned. Has
four seals and signatures, four witness signatures and a revenue stamp. It is on Fellows 1878 watermarked paper. Has been folded. Please note that the stitching is loose on
this document. |
Hall |
Spencer |
Melland |
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648 |
1890 |
ebay |
A four page vellum indenture with plan dated
25th January 1890 relating to property in Lancashire Road, Ashley Drive,
Bristol between The Gloucestershire County Ground Company Ltd of The
Guildhall, Small Street, Bristol and William John & Frederick Jonathan
Smith of Brunswick Street, Bristol.
Has two signatures and seals + the large seal of the Company with
signatures of two Directors and The Secretary. It has one witness signature and three
revenue stamps. Has been folded and
has some crinkling. |
Smith |
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649 |
1877 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 82 cm x 60 cm approx
being an Assignment of three plots of ground messuges
or dwellinghouses situate and being in St Nicholas Road, St Pauls in the City of Bristol dated 13 July 1877. William Evans to Mr
Cleophas Shaddick Parties: William Evans, Builder
of Gothy House, St Nicholas Road, St Pauls, Bristol; Cleophas
SHADDICK, Insurance Agent of Belgrave Place, Brook Road Other names mentioned include: George
King Morgan, John Bartlett, Henry Adams, Thomas Davy, John Bruton Document
signed by: William Evans, Cleophas Shaddick
Condition: A little discoloured otherwise quite good |
Evans |
Shaddick |
Morgan |
Bartlett |
Adams |
Davy |
Bruton |
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650 |
1730 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x 46 cm approx
being an Indenture concering a close of pasture
ground containing 20 acres lying and being in the parish of Tiddenham (sic) otherwise Tuddenham, Gloucestershire
dated 15 December 1730. Parties:
Thomas ROUS Esquire of Peirsfield, Monmouthshire; Richard
SAYES, Merchant of Chepstow, Monmouthshire Other names mentioned include: Mary
Arundell, Edmund Arundell Document signed by: Thomas Rous Witnesses: John
Rous, Charles James, John Bowen Condition: Discloured
with age (particularly grubby on outside) and a bit rubbed otherwise not too
bad for such a very old document |
Rous |
Sayes |
Arundell |
James |
Bowen |
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651 |
1880 |
ebay |
A part printed vellum Indenture measuring 70 cm x 54 cm approx being a Mortgage for securing £101 and interest of
a messuage and dwelling house with the garden ground situate and being the
first house in Brook Row in the parish of St George, Gloucestershire (now
Bristol) and also three messuages or tenements with a large garden also
situate in the parish of St George, Gloucestershire dated 1 January
1880. Mrs
Elizabeth Hobley to Mr W H Atchley Parties:
Elizabeth HOBLEY, Widow of the parish of St George, Gloucestershire (now
Bristol); William Henry ATCHLEY,
Gentleman of the City of Bristol Other names mentioned include: Mr Woodman,
Thomas Phipps, Hester Brooks, Peter Jenkins, Thomas Watkins, Aaron Watkins
Document signed by: The mark of Elizabeth Hobley Witnesses: W H Board
Condition: Slight discolouration otherwise quite good |
Hobley |
Atchley |
Woodman |
Phipps |
Brooks |
Jenkins |
Watkins |
Board |
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652 |
1847 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 73 cm x 63 cm approx being a Conveyance of a messuage or tenement with
the garden, barton, orchards and several closees of
land situate at Outwood in the parish of Lyng, Somerset and land at North
Moor in the parish of North Petherton, Somerset and the Rent Charge in lieu
of the Rectorial Tithes of that part thereof in
North Petherton dated 4 February 1847.
Isaac Cooke Esq (as surviving Trustee of the Will of the late Henry
Brooke Esq) to Mrs Anna Gatcombe. Parties: Isaac
COOKE, Gentleman of the city of Bristol; Anna GATCOMBE, Widow of Gatcombe
House, North Petherton, Somerset . Other names
mentioned include:
William Moggridge STAWELL, Henry Brooke,
Maria Adams, Joseph Ruscombe Poole, Richard King,
Edward Berkeley Portman, Henry Francis Brooke, Charles Brooke, Mary Ann
Brooke, Joseph Lawrence, John Lawrence, William Moggridge,
John Adams, James Parkhouse. Document signed by: Isaac Cooke. Condition:
Discoloured. |
Cooke |
Brooke |
Gatcombe |
Stawell |
Adams |
Poole |
King |
Portman |
Lawrence |
Moggridge |
Parkhouse |
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653 |
1812 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 69 cm x 57 cm approx being a Release and Conveyance of a piece or
parcel of ground containing by estimation 6 acres and 3 roods situate in the
parish of Northweald otherwise Northweald
Bassett, Essex dated 7 April 1812. The
document also has a Schedule of Deeds.
Thomas Holt White Esq to Mr John Denner and
his Trustee. Parties: Thomas Holt WHITE Esquire of Chase Lodge, Enfield, Middlesex; John
DENNER, Gentleman of the parish of St Andrew Holborn in the City of London; John Pugmore LEECH, Gentleman of Colesford,
Gloucestershire. Document signed by: T Holt White. Condition: Creased and
discoloured with age. |
White |
Denner |
Leech |
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654 |
1852 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 77 cm x 63 cm approx
being a Mortgage of messuages or tenements hereditaments and premises at
Moorland, North Petherton, Somerset for securing £1000 and interest dated 7
December 1852 with a Schedule of land.
The document also has an endorsed Reconveyance dated 10 March
1880. Mr
Robert T T Colthurst to Mr
John Colthurst (main document). Mr John Colthurst
to Messrs H Paramore, J Godwin and W Tribe
(endorsement. Parties (Main Document): Robert Thomas Trivitt COLTHURST,
Gentleman of Thurloxton, Somerset; John COLTHURST, Surgeon of Clifton,
Gloucestershire. Parties (Endorsed Reconveyance): John COLTHURST (as above), Henry PARAMORE,
Gentleman of Thurloxton, Somerset; James GODWIN, Merchant of Bristol; Wilberforce
TRIBE, Public Accountant of Bristol. Document signed by: Robert Thomas
Trivitt Colthurst (main document), John Colthurst (endorsement). Condition:
Discoloured and creased. |
Colthurst |
Paramore |
Godwin |
Tribe |
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655 |
1809 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 1809 written on two sheets of vellum recording the
sale of land and buildings at Stokes Croft near the centre of Bristol. Names
mentioned include |
Strickland |
Pine |
Powell |
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656 |
1837 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 1837 written on two sheets of vellum recording the
sale of land and buildings at Stokes Croft near the centre of Bristol. Names
mentioned include |
Strickland |
Robinson |
Powell |
Wade |
Robgent |
Irwin |
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657 |
1784 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 80 cm x 64 cm approx
being a Conveyance of two closes of ground situate at Lower Easton,
Gloucestershire (now Bristol) dated 24 March 1784. Mr Thomas Jones
to Mr Henry Slade and his Trustee. Parties: Thomas
JONES, Gentleman of the City of Bristol; Henry SLADE, Collermaker
of the parish of St Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire (now Bristol); Christopher
SLADE, Collermaker of the parish of St Philip and
Jacob, Gloucestershire (now Bristol). Other names mentioned include: Edward
Ash, JohnBrice Beckett, Richard Frampton, Mark
Harford, William Philips, Samuel Whitewood, Samuel Williams, Matthew Wright.
Document signed by: Thomas Jones. Witnesses: George Churley, Thomas Jarman.
Condition: Discoloured with age but it is a very old document! |
Jones |
Slade |
Ash |
Beckett |
Frampton |
Harford |
Philips |
Whitewood |
Williams |
Wright |
Churley |
Jarman |
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658 |
1863 |
ebay |
EXCELLANT CONDITION VINTAGE 19TH CENTURY CONVEYANCE INDENTURE DATED
20TH JANUARY 1863 2 COTTAGES IN TROY TOWN IN THE PARISH OF CAM
GLOUCESTERSHIRE NAMED GEORGE WINDEN TO DANIEL WORKMAN FOLDS OUT IN TO A
WONDERFULL BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN CONVEYANCE INDENTURE ALL SAELS INTACT AND NO
DAMAGE |
Winden |
Workman |
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659 |
1760 |
ebay |
Folded, vellum document 27" x 15", headed 'Fee Farm Rents of
Thomas Trout 1760', listing 50+ different properties in Bristol. Information
presented in seven vertical columns, headed: Original Grantors; Grantees;
When Granted; Rents Reserved; Present Owners; Where They Live; Situation;
Tenants Names. Although the city of Bristol is not named as the location it
can be identified easily from many of the street names. Additional
confirmation is provided by documents in the Bristol Record Office, referring
to a gentleman named Thomas Trout being resident at that date. Much of local
history and genealogical interest in a detailed, original document. Clearly
legible manuscript text, neatly folded, slight toning but in good condition.
'Fee-Farm Rents' was a term which described a group of Crown revenues,
amongst which borough rents were the most significant. The chief residents of
a borough paid the Exchequer a fixed sum for the privilege of collecting and
retaining the borough's revenues. I
have saved copies of the images, many names are
visible. |
Trout |
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660 |
1871 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 70 cm x 659 cm approx
being a Lease of a yard and premises situate in Albert Road and Second
Avenue, St Philips, Bristol dated 29 September 1871. The document also has a plan. Edward Burges Esquire to Messrs Cambridge and Parham. Parties: Edward BURGES,
Gentleman of the City of Bristol; Edwin CAMBRIDGE and Edmund PARHAM,
Engineers and Agricultural Implement Makers of the City of Bristol. Document
signed by: Edward Burges. Condition: A little discoloured otherwise quite
good. |
Burges |
Cambridge |
Parham |
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661 |
1816 |
ebay |
VINTAGE INDENTURE CONVEYANCE DOCUMENT 1816 GLOUCESTER. THIS IS A GREAT
CONDITION ANTIQUE CONVEYANCE INDENTURE DOCUMENT FROM CAM GLOUCESTERSHIRE
DATED 1816 NAMES
EDWARD POTARD GREAT CONDITION FOR AGE OVER 250 YEARS OLD GREAT
PIECE OF LOCAL HISTORY 2 LARGE PAGES WITH ALL STAMPS AND SEALS INTACT |
Potard |
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662 |
1796 |
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ORIGINAL VELLUM INDENTURE. 1796. CATHERINE COOTE & CHARLES BRAGGE
OF CLEVE DALE IN THE COUNTY GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Dimensions: Indenture, 20 x 12
inches wide. |
Coote |
Bragge |
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663 |
1771 |
ebay |
BOND 1771 GEORGE III WINCHCOMBE BIRMINGHAM NEWBOLD AVON. PAPER
DOCUMENT which was for a SPECIAL BOND of INDEMNITY between Mr John JAGO(Sadler & Ironmongers)of BIRMINGHAM Warks
and John WEBB(Farmer?)of NEWBOLD Upon AVON in the
County of Warwick. There are also the names John REYNOLDS Clerk of SOMERVILLE
ASTON in the County of GLOUCESTER and Williams REYNOLDS of WINCHCOMBE,Gloucestershire. It
is dated 1771 from the reign of King GEORGE III. It is in FAIR condition with
some small staple holes and imperfections. The paper is handmade and there is
a nice watermark
There are also 4 was seals down in the bttom
right hand corner. Approx 27" X 13 3/4" |
Jago |
Webb |
Reynolds |
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664 |
1790 |
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BEAUTIFICALLY HAND WRITTEN ENGLISH INDENTURE
FROM APRIL 1790. MENTIONS THE SURNAMES OF NAISH AND MILLS. ALSO MENTIONED
IS THE CITY OF BRISTOL AND WHAT LOOKS TO BE LEWINS' MEAD. I THINK IT'S
MILLISENT AND ANN NAISH AND JOHN MILLS - DIFFICULT TO READ WITH COMPLETE
ACCURACY AS I'M NO EXPERT. MILLS' NAME IS ON THE FRONT, EITHER SIDE OF
THE RED SEAL. HE WAS A RESIDENT OF KENT BUT ORIGINALLY OF BRISTOL - AGAIN I
THINK THIS IS CORRECT. IN REASONABLE CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. |
Naish |
Mills |
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665 |
1757 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFICALLY HAND WRITTEN ENGLISH INDENTURE
FROM JULY 1757. MENTIONS THE SURNAMES OF BROWN AND MILLS. ALSO MENTIONED
IS THE CITY OF BRISTOL.. I THINK IT'S ABRAHAM BROWN
AND JOHN MILLS - DIFFICULT TO READ WITH COMPLETE ACCURACY AS I'M NO EXPERT.
BROWN'S NAME IS ON THE FRONT EITHER SIDE OF THE RED SEAL..
IN REALLY NICE CONDITION FOR ITS AGE APART FROM HOLE WHICH IS ABOUT THE SIZE
OF A FIFTY PENCE PIECE. |
Brown |
Mills |
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666 |
1871 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 76 cm x 56 cm approx being a Conveyance of a piece of land situate at
Stapleton Road, Bristol dated 4 November 1871. The document has a large plan on the
reverse of one of the sheets and a Schedule of earlier deeds. Mr William S Capper to Mr
Daniel Horwood. Parties: |
Capper |
Horwood |
Wood |
Roberts |
Williams |
Churchill |
Brittan |
Ford |
Miller |
Hellicar |
Leonard |
etc |
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667 |
1881 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE ABSTRACT OF TITLE,20 STOKES CROFT,BRISTOL,
1881. ANTIQUE 13 PAGE DOCUMENT..BEING AN " ABSTRACT OF TITLE " OF THE
TRUSTEES OF THE WILL OF MR GEORGE NICHOLS,DECEASED,
TO A DWELLING HOUSE,SHOP & PREMISES, BEING No 20
STOKES CROFT, AND 4 COTTAGES IN MOON STREET, AT THE REAR OF 20 STOKES
CROFT........ THE NAMES CONCERNED ARE GEORGE NICHOLS, BUTCHER, WILLIAM MERRY,
BAKER,MARIA MERY,WIDOW,WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CITY GENTLEMAN...INTERESTING DOCUMENT,
AS THIS NAMES ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE LEASED OR RENTED THE SAID PREMISES FROM
1786 - 1881...MEASURES APPROX 13"
WIDE X 16" LONG.....HAS BEEN FOLDED FOR MANY YEARS... IN GOOD CONDITION,
WITH 2 SMALL TEARS TO THE LAST 2 PAGES. |
Nichols |
Merry |
Williams |
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668 |
1836 |
ebay |
This is a release of two cottages in Church Street Tetbury
Gloucestershire dated May IIth 1836 between Mr and Mrs Alfred Glover (hat
manufacturer) to Mr John Cook ,
this is a two page deed with the second page headed "Devised
or Advised" beautifully hand scribed. Size 2ft x 2ft 6 inches approx. |
Glover |
Cook |
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669 |
1785-1791 |
ebay |
A collection of seven documents relating to the CHURCHWARDENS AND
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR for RODBOROUGH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Typically
they are 13in x 8.5in printed forms with spaces left for names etc. which
have been filled in in manuscript. They date from around 1790 (see details)
and are in good condition for their age. |
Lewis |
Marston |
Baker |
Evans |
Barrett |
Niblett |
Hayfield |
Hodges |
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670 |
1824 |
ebay |
Bath Release 1824 – 3 sheets |
Thornton |
Northriss |
Tanner |
Batchelor |
Lea |
Gaby |
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671 |
1730 |
ebay |
1730 Double Sheet Vellum Indenture - Lodge & Lands at Pen Park,
Bristol. A good double sheet vellum quadripartite indenture between Henry Wasborow of Pen Park, John Elbridge, William Jefferis and
Joseph Jefferis, all of Bristol. The deed relates to a Lodge and extensive
lands situated in Pen Park, Bristol. Signed at the first three participants
with red wax seals adjacent. Approx. 795x640mm., some light grime and natural
skin imperfections, overall in pretty good coondition. |
Wasborow |
Elbridge |
Jefferis |
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672 |
1788 |
ebay |
1788 Double Sheet Vellum Indenture - Large Messuage at Charlton,
Bristol. A good two sheet vellum 1000 year mortgage
assignment for a large messuage in Charlton, Bristol consisting of a tenement
and extensive lands - the sum mentioned being £3500. Between Joseph Haythorne
of one part, George Winter, Nathan Windey, Walter Powell and Timothy Powell
of the other part. Signed by all five at the foot with red wax seals applied
adjacent. Approx. 760x640mm., light soiling, though overall in good
condition. |
Haythorne |
Winter |
Windey |
Powell |
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673 |
1890 |
ebay |
Original 1890 Manuscript on Parchment of the Mortgage agreement for
The Pelican Club - Gerrard Street, Soho. |
Wells |
Bonham Carter |
Coxwell Rogers |
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674 |
1911 |
ebay |
An indenture relating to the assignment of the Mayors Arms Tavern, New
Cut, Bedminster, Bristol. Between Mary Hilton, wife of Harold Russell Hilton
of Los Angeles, California and The Bristol United Brewers Limited. |
Hilton |
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675 |
1875 |
ebay |
This 1875 indenture is the legal agreement on the property and lands of " Lower
Hills Farm ", Bottom of Little Warden, in Brookthrop,
Gloucestershire. Complete and in good order with signatures or marks of
authority and wax seals. |
Daniell |
Smith |
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676 |
1862 |
ebay |
This is an 1862 legal agreement for the properties, goods and rents on
the named " Churcham " holdings, as shown
on the attached map, in the County of Gloucestershire. Complete and in good
order with signatures or marks of authority and wax seals. |
Bearman |
Walton |
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677 |
1894 |
ebay |
This 1894 Deed Roll is the legal agreement for the extension of the property and
lands called the " Four Mile House Inne " in Glouceshire
( a similar named pub still occupies the same land).
Complete and in good order with signatures or marks of authority and wax
seals. |
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678 |
1862 |
ebay |
Dated 10 January 1862. Conveyance of property at The Thripp in the Parish of Stroud in County of Gloucester. Messers Kearsey and Stevens to Mr
Samuel Kearsey. |
Kearsey |
Stevens |
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679 |
1787 |
ebay |
Indenture - Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucester dated 3rd November,
1787. Assignment of a Mortgage £57 |
Lane |
Bethell |
Mann |
Preston |
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680 |
1818, 1834 |
ebay |
1818 Indenture, being an attested copy of a conveyance for lands
situated in Clifton, Gloucestershire. Lovely indenture, being an 1834
attested copy of an 1818 coveyance for lands in
Clifton, Gloucestershire. A detailed 12 page
document, measuring 13" by 8", with a huge amount of detail. Names mentioned include:
Ponsonby Tottenham of Clifton; John Peart of Clifton; Charles Tottenham,
brother of Ponsonby; William Hobbs of Wickwar;
Isaac Cooke of Bristol; Thomas Frampton; William Brown; Richard Robinson; and
William Heath. |
Tottenham |
Peart |
Hobbs |
Cooke |
Frampton |
Brown |
Robinson |
Heath |
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681 |
1814 |
ebay |
Indenture - Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucester dated 2nd July,
1814. Release in fee of lands in the Parish of Bishop's Cleeve £62.10s |
Wickhm |
Wright |
Palin |
Wilmot |
Byam |
Perry |
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682 |
1778 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE 18th Century Indenture Obligation Legal SIGNED Sealed Document
1778 VELLUM Wilkes Prestbury Gloucestershire. Legal document signed and
sealed in 1778. It appears to be for a
loan, probably a mortgage. There are two wax seals at the bottom of the
vellum. The contract was made between Elizabeth Wilkes of Prestbury,
Gloucester and WIlliam Waddington the Younger, and
the lender Stephen Cresser for an amount of £86. The date the contract was
signed is 17th September 1778, in the eighteenth year of the reign of George lll. The document is in good condition. Measures 14" x 9". The witness
was Tho: Hughes. |
Wilkes |
Waddington |
Cresser |
Hughes |
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683 |
1902 |
ebay |
Old Indenture c1902. Pearl Assurance Insurance to Mr
John Burn of Pearl House, The Ridgeway, Fishponds, Bristol
. Nice old document - good condition clear text. A few minor stains on
edges. |
Burn |
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684 |
1854 |
ebay |
Probate of Will and Codicil of Edward Thomas, City of Bristol, Dated
22nd February, 1854. There are clear marks and
discolouration evident in places, and some crease and fold marks. Still an
interesting old will, complete with seal and various Railway stamps on the
front. Edward was a wholesale grocer and merchant. His brother George Thomas
is mentioned. |
Thomas |
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685 |
1374 |
Bloomsbury 17 Apr 2014 |
6 |
Charter, grant by William de ?Kinendesham
[?Kineton] to John Hobbes of Brockhinton
[Brockhampton] of land called the Eastfield in Woodmancote
and Southam, witnesses, including John atte Halle,
Richard Fitzherbert, Richard Goddard and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 14 lines, creased, some surface wear not affecting legibility, lacks
seal, 137 x 244mm., ?1374; and another, medieval deed, torn with loss, 3 wax
seals, 1457, v.s., v.d.
(2). |
?Kinendesham |
Hobbes |
atte Halle |
Fitzherbert |
Goddard |
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686 |
1841 |
ebay |
1841 Indenture Regarding Land in Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire.
Principal parties are George Sperring of Mangotsfield and Thomas Pole of
Bitton, Gloucestershire, yeoman.
Measures 24" by 30". Signatures and seal for Sperring and
Pole. Vertical and horizontal storage folds. |
Sperring |
Pole |
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687 |
1843 |
ebay |
An 1843 indenture, regarding the property at Mangotsfield,
Gloucestershire. Principal parties:
George Sperring of Mangotfield, quarryman; and Thomas
Pole of Bitton, Gloucestershire, yeoman.
Measures 20"
by 31". Signature and seal for
Pole and Sperring. |
Sperring |
Pole |
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688 |
1669 |
ebay |
1669 CHARLES II VELLUM INDENTURE GLOUCESTERSHIRE - CHRISTOPHER HARRIS.
Dated 10th November 1669 in the reign of Charles the second, an Indenture relating to a land
transaction in Gloucestershire. Among
the principle parties are Christopher Harris.
Further signatures witnessing to reverse. Written on one large vellum sheet, with a red
wax seal and signature. Condition is fair with usual marks from age and
handling. Some evidence of old damp
and text loss in creases. Sheet size approx 61cm x
61cm. From the image Christopher was an Innholder
and the other party was Anthony Pyncott of Hiscott
in the parish of Haukesbury in the said County,
yeoman. Also mentions John Robinson Gent. Refers to a parcel of woods or woodgrounds commonly called Hiscott's Woods in Haukesbury amongst other woods and lands. |
Harris |
Pyncott |
Robinson |
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689 |
1787 |
ebay |
1787 indenture regarding land in Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Main
parties are Abraham Saunders of Gloucester and Richard Brown Cheston of
Gloucester. Signed by Abraham and
Mary Saunders. Two large sheets measuring 32" by 25" |
Saunders |
Cheston |
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690 |
1767 |
ebay |
1767 indenture regarding land in Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Main
parties are Jeremiah Hawkins of Hampstead, Gloucestershire and William
Chamberlayne of Lincoln. Others mentionms include Sussannah Pedlingham, widow and Thomas Ady Baker. Signed by Hawkins. Large sheet measuring
29" by 25" |
Hawkins |
Chamberlayne |
Pedlingham |
Baker |
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691 |
1841 |
ebay |
Indenture regarding transfer of land in Warwick, Warwickshire. Principal parties are George Sperring of
Mangotsfield and Thomas Pole of Bitton, Gloucestershire, yeoman. Measures 24" by 30". Signatures
and seal for Sperring and Pole. Vertical and horizontal storage folds. |
Sperring |
Pole |
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692 |
1815 |
ebay |
Dated 24th March 1815, an Indenture relating to a land
transaction in Eastingham (Eastington?),
Gloucestershire. Principal parties
involved are Richard Workman of Eastington, Dealer
and John Letall of Tetbury, Gentleman, of the first
part, and John Engley of Stroud, Innholder, of the second part. Other names are mentioned and the solicitor
concerned is in Tetbury. Written on one large vellum sheet, red line borders, with two
red wax seals and revenue stamps.
Condition is very good with usual marks from age and handling. Sheet
size approx 60cm x 49cm. |
Workman |
Letall |
Engley |
Budding |
Clarke |
Dowdeswell |
fforde |
White |
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693 |
1814 |
ebay |
Hand written Indenture on 2 leaves of vellum measuring 30 inches by
24½ inches. |
Bubb |
Jones |
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694 |
1841 |
ebay |
Hand written Indenture on 2 leaves of vellum measuring 31 inches by
21½ inches. |
Jones |
Bubb |
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695 |
1669 |
ebay |
Dated 20 May 1669. |
Pirton |
Cowcher |
Horner |
Pauncefoote |
Cruyse |
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696 |
1745 |
ebay |
Release of amessuage in the parish of Bisley
in the County of Gloucester dated 28th December 1745. Between James Pardoe of
the City of Gloucester Merchant of the one part and John Blackwell of
Chalford in the parish of Bisley in the County of Gloucester Clothier of the
other part. |
Pardoe |
Blackwell |
Trotman |
Cocks |
Champion |
Hillier |
Cambridge |
ffoster |
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697 |
1824 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 29 September 1824 between William Walker of Oakridge
Lynch in the parish of Bisley in the County of Gloucester, Gentleman of the
first part, William Damsel of the same place, Gentleman of the second part
and James Damsel of the same place, Gentleman of the third part. |
Walker |
Damsel |
Deane |
Gardiner |
Twissel |
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698 |
1685 |
ebay |
Measures 20½ inches by 15 inches. Dated 19 May 1685. Pendant wax seal
wrapped in the original paper. Attractive calligraphic handwriting with
ornate heading. |
Long |
Bubb |
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699 |
1793 |
Dominic Winter 11 Nov 2020 |
183 |
George III Common Recovery. A vellum deed for the recovery of land in
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, by John Warner against John Berry,
Westminster, 13 May 1793, engraved heading and decorative borders with
portrait of George III within capital initial upper left, red-ruled and
written in a neat hand, some soiling and a little loss of legibility of a few
words in final lines, 68 x 85 cm, wax Great Seal appended, rubbed and
repaired with wax where previously cracked and broken, together with a related
deed dated 18 April 1793, being a release for suffering a recovery of a
messuage with the appurtenances in Chipping Campden and for declaring the use
thereof to John Warner, the purchaser, from Thomas Whatcott to John Berry,
manuscript on two stitched membranes with three red wax seals and signatures
of Thomas Whatcott, Alice Whatcott and John Berry to lower margin, 59 x 74 cm |
Warner |
Berry |
Whatcott |
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700 |
1586 |
Dominic Winter 10 Sep 2020 |
510 |
Bristol. Elizabethan document relating to land at Bristol quay left to
John Jones & daughter, 23 July 1586, four pages written in dark brown ink
to first page and signed John Jones at foot, bearing remnants of one applied
wax seal and evidence of another, remaining pages blank, with blind stamp of
Terence Bryant Bristol Collection 1980 to second leaf, old folds |
Jones |
Smith |
Popley |
Deane |
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