ID

Hampshire 1-112

Ü	Hampshire 113-200

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

1774

Bloomsbury 6 May 1999

Stratfieldsaye.-." Pitt (George, first Baron Rivers, diplomat & politician, 1722?-1803) Additional Abstract of Title to Bramshot Farm, manuscript, 121/2pp., slightly soiled, folds, 21st January 1774 Act (An) for supplying certain Defects in the directions made in and by a Deed of Trust and the last Will of George Pitt Esquire deceased for settling his Estate, manuscript fair copy, 11pp., slightly waterstained, n.d.; and 2 others, 4to & v.s. (4). #40-60

Pitt

1705

Bloomsbury 11 Nov 1999

119

Poor law.- Certificate of Settlement for Poor Law administration, D.s., manuscript, 1p., remains of three wax seals, frayed slightly affecting text, still legible, folds, browned, folio, Broughton, Hampshire, 28th November 1705 "John Ventham to be an inhabitant legally settled in our said Parish of Broughton who be willing to have the benefit of the Law in that case made and provided to settle for the present at Millbrook." Broughton, three and a half miles south west of Stockbridge and Millbrook, now part of Southampton. #75 - 100

Ventham

1710

Bloomsbury 11 May 2000

Poor Law.-., Poor apprentice indenture, to place Mary Hayward, ''a poor child of this parish'' apprentice to Robert Osman in the trade of 'Housewifery''', printed form with manuscript insertions, 1p., wax seal, folds, browned, 210 x 330mm., Southampton, 1710. #50-75

Hayward

Osman

1712

Bloomsbury 11 May 2000

Poor Law.-., Poor apprentice indenture, to place Mary Dobbins, ''a poor child of this parish'' apprentice to Thomas Bulkley of Lymington in the trade of 'Housewifery''', printed form with manuscript insertions, 1p., wax seal, folds, browned, lower edge frayed slightly affecting one signature, 210 x 330mm., Southampton, 1712. #50-75

Dobbins

Bulkley

19th century

Bloomsbury 11 May 2000

Brewing.-., Hall (Charles John, brewer in Romsey, Hampshire) Album of correspondence, advertisements, pamphlets & notes, relating to brewing, including correspondence from Trumans Brewery, ''the first great error that Maltsters usually commit is not giving the Barley sufficient moisture in the steep''; Jonathan Harvey, ''my beers at Brighton have been good thro the summer and no complaints, but I am sorry to say I am a little out in my mixd beers, not bright drinks, thin and flat''; Henry Wingham, ''The wine sample I left yesterday I hope you will approve of. It is one of Sandeman's vintage wines of 1851 and has been in bottle just four years. I can confidently say this statement of character is correct having cleared the Pipe and bottled it myself. Price 54/- per dozen'', advertisements including Paul R. Hodge's Patent Process of Brewing Fermented Liquors; To the Maltsters of the United Kingdom, ''Science is Safety''; Henry Pontifex & Sons' Patent Disc Refrigerator?.?.?. 1862, manuscripts, correspondence & advertisements, c. 75pp., most pieces mounted or tipped-in, some correspondence loose, foxed and browned, original wrappers, v.s., 1822-63; and 3 others comprising a brewing notebook for stout, porter etc., 1801-02, and 2 ledgers of barley and malt bought in the Rottingdean area, Sussex, 1855-68, v.s. (4). #120-180

Hall

Harvey

Wingham

Hodge

Pontifex

18th/19th century

Dominic Winter 31 Jan 2001

241

Collection of approximately 42 vellum manorial documents, 18th/19th c., relating to various manors throughout Hampshire, mainly Bishops Walsham near Southampton but also the manors of Droxford and Titchfield

1711

Bloonsbury 21 June 2001

Poor Law. Poor apprentice indenture, to place John Swetman, "a poor child of the. parish" apprentice to Roger Crouden in the "arte or mistery of Husbandry" printed form with manuscript insertions, 1p., folds, a few slight tears, browned and a little dampstained, 214 x 330mm., Southampton, 10th November 1711. £50-75

Swetman

Crouden

1720

Bloonsbury 21 June 2001

Howard (William, of London, merchant) & John Woods, of Bramshott, Hampshire. Counterpart of Release, Ds.s., manuscript on vellum, 2pp., 648 x 815mm., 3rd September 1720; and others, Deeds relating to Essex & Surrey/Sussex, v.s. (3). £50-70

Howard

Woods

19th century

Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2001

360

Collection of documents, mainly 19th c., relating to the Portsmouth and Southampton areas including manorial documents, sales particulars, insurance policies, indentures etc. Included are more than 20 vellum indentures from the early 1800's providing a wealth of information for local historians and genealogists.

1754-1898

Dominic Winter 7 Mar 2002

209

The Court Leet Books for the Manor of East Meon, 1754-1898, manuscript in two volumes, original vellum boards, bindings rubbed consistent with constant use, interior contents in fine fresh condition, folio. A major primary source for this area of Hampshire. East Meon lies a few miles west of Petersfield. These two volumes record virtually everything which took place in the area over a period of 150 years, recording the names of all the inhabitants, what they did, when they died, and the day to day activities of people in the area.

18th/19th century

Dominic Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002

857

Group of nine documents on paper, 18th/19th c., being contemporary copies of original recoveries, leases, marriage settlements etc. relating to the Woodrow and Hill families of Haselbury Bryan in Dorset and Ringwood, Hants.

Woodrow

Hill

1693

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Document drawn up in 1693 on PAPER. Handwritten it gives detail of AN ASIGNMENT BETWEEN ROBERT MICHELL OF PETERSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON AND JOHN SINFEILD OF SPORSHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. FOR LAND AND HOUSE AT SPORSHAM CALLED TOWLAND AND BREWERS FIELD

Michell

Sinfeild

1451

Bloomsbury 13 Dec 2002

Enfeoffment of a messuage in Stockbridge, Richard Alayn enfeoffs to Thomas and Matilda Verions, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 10 lines, folds, remains of wax seal, 111 x 273mm., Stockbridge, November 1451.

Alayn

Verions

1839

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1839 ANTIQUE PAPER POWER OF ATTORNEY DOCUMENT. Document drawn up in 1839 on PAPER. Hand written it gives details of THE APPOINTMENT BY THOMAS THISTLETHWAYT OF SOUTHWICK HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON AND THE LORD BISHOP OF LONDON TO MESSERS HAYES AND BUDD AS ATTORNEY. SIGNED BY THOMAS THISTLETHWAYTE WHO BUILT THE FIRST SOUTHWICK HOUSE NEAR SOUTHAMPTON IN 1800 THE WORK WAS COMPLETED BY 1813 BUT WAS GUTTED BY FIRE IN 1838 - BY 1841 IT HAD BEEN REBUILT - DURING WORLD WAR TWO SOUTHWICK HOUSE BECAME THE HOME OF THE R.N. SCHOOL OF NAVIGATION FOR OPERATION OVERLORD. THE RIGHT HONORABLE AND RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES JAMES (BLOMFIELD) LORD BISHOP OF LONDON WAS A LEADING RELIGIUOS AND PHILANTHROPIC FIGURE AND THERE ARE MANY LETTERS OF HIS IN THE LAMBETH PALACE LIBRARY IN LONDON. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION SIZE 26 INCHES BY 18 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED MOLEINEUX AND JOHNSTON WATERMARKED PAPER.

Thistlethwayt

1891

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1891 ANTIQUE VELLUM MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT. THREE DOCUMENTS. FIRST Document drawn up in 1891 and on VELLUM. Hand written it gives details of THE MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT MADE IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLES FOR SETTLEMENT UPON THE MARRIAGE OF EDWARD ROE ESQUIRE OF LYNDHURST IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON WITH MISS ANNIE SARAH LACHLAN. IN CONSIDERATION OF THE MARRIAGE SHORTLEY INTENDED TO BE SOLEMNIZED AND ALL THAT PRINCIPLE SUM OF £500 - £506 POUNDS OF CONSOLIDATED ORDINARY STOCK OF THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY ETC. WITH A LIST OF INSURANCE POLICIES AND HOUSE CONTENTS - WITH SCHEDULE FOR EACH ROOM GIVING FINE DETAIL OF FURNISHINGS AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM. SECOND DOCUMENT HAND WRITTEN ON PAPER AND PROVIDING FURTHER DETAIL ON ESTATE ARRANGEMENTS. THIRD DOCUMENT IS THE DEATH CERTIFICATE OF CHARLES SMERDON ROE - EDWARDS FATHER. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION MIXED SIZES ON VELLUM AND PAPER - WITH FOUR WAX SEALS AND FOUR RED EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE GUMMED EDWARD VII REVENUE STAMP.

Roe

Lachlan

1798

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THIS IS A LARGE INDENTURE,30"x23",AND DATED JAN.1798.IT IS FOR A COTTAGE AND LAND IN HAMPSHIRE,PURCHASED BY WILLIAM AND MARY PECKHAM AND WILLIAM DAY.EXCELLENT HANDWRITING,SMALL COAT OF ARMS AND TWO SMALL SEALS. SIGNATURE OF MARY,BUT HUSBAND JUST MADE HIS MARK,THATS A LITTLE UNUSUAL FOR THEN.THE USUAL COUPLE OF TAX STAMPS AS WELL.THE USUAL FOLDS,BUT NO LOSS OF CONTENT.

Peckham

Day

1692-1846

Bloomsbury 12-13 Jun 2003

607

London and Home Counties, comprising Middlesex, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Hampshire, Kent & Sussex. Large collection of deeds and indentures of land and property, relating to The City (John Seabrook, wine merchant), Clerkenwell, Soho, Bishopsgate Street, Southwark, Battersea, Streatham, Chobham, Bletchingley, Braughing, St. Albans Hundred of Cashio (land tax assesments), Romney Marsh, Brighton, Southampton etc., Ds.s., most manuscripts on vellum, folds, dusty or soiled, v.s., v.d., 24th March 1692 - 24th November 1846 (c. 140 pieces).

Seabrook

1798

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A DOCUMENT FROM BAILIFFS COURT FOR THE LEASE OF LAND BY THOMAS VINN AND JOHN VENTHAM IN 1798. LAND APPEARS TO BE NEXT TO ST. MARYS COLLEGE IN ST.BARTHOLOMEW HYDE,WINCHESTER.JOHN VENTHAM IS THE SAME MAN MENTIONED IN MY OTHER DOCUMENT LISTED.DOCUMENT SIZE IS 12"x29" APPROX. CALLIGRAPHY LARGE AND CLEAR.USUAL FOLDS

Ventham

Vinn

1886

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1886 ANTIQUE PAPER GRANTING OF LEASE DOCUMENT FOR THE BATH HOTEL PICCADILLY LONDON. AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REVEREND HENRY MARLOW WILKINSON OF BISTERN NEAR RINGWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS, CLERK, ELDEST SON AND HEIR AT LAW OF THE REVEREND WATTS WILKINSON; MARIA ELIZA WILKINSON OF WYNNSTAY BURGESS HILL IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX AND SAMPSON COPESTAKE OF THE SAME PLACE. REFERENCES TO THE BATH HOTEL AND THE "OLD WHITE HORSE CELLAR" - FORMERLEY IN THE OCCUPATION OF LORD FAVERSHAM AND NOW OF LORD WALSINGHAM. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 19 INCHES ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED GREEN AND SON WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1886 - FIVE SHILLING IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP.

Wilkinson

Copestake

1787

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PROBATE RE SARAH COLLINS OF WINCHESTER.1787 SIZE 8.25 by7.5 ins. PENDANT SEAL INTACT.4 TAX STAMPS ON ONE SIDE OF DOCUMENT. WRITING STILL CLEAR. FOLD ACROSS MIDDLE

Collins

1834

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1834 ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT. TYPE OF DOCUMENT: AN INVENTORY AND VALUATION OF THE HAY, PLOUGHINGS AND THE TITHE STRAW ON HATHERDEN FARM NEAR ANDOVER, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN YOUNG. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED BACKHOUSE WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1847. FEATURES: ONE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP FOR TEN SHILLINGS.

Young

1911

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1911 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF EUGENE ROBERT O'BRIEN SURGEON LIEUTENANT COLONEL FROM THE ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE. OF THE SOUTHCLIFFE HOTEL, SOUTHBOURNE ON SEA IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. LEAVING ESTATE TO NEPHEW CAPTAIN JAMES C. O'BRIAN OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY. WITH PROBATE DOCUMENT AND IMPRESSED SEAL . GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON FOLDED WATERMARKED AND BONDED PAPER.

O'Brien

1889

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A vellum indenture dated 8th July 1889. Between George Major Esquire of Walton on Thames in the county of surrey and others( by direction of Mr M J Scaddan of Penhale Road in the parish of Portsea. - To Mrs Jane Hunt of Southsea Hampshire. For conveyance of land and 4 messuages and premises situate in Penhale road, in the parish of Portsea Hants. This item is in excellent condition complete with 5 beautiful red wax seals. There is also a nice colour wash plan of the land in question. A really lovely example and a nice addition to any collection. Size of the document is 27.5 inches x 22 inches.

Major

Scaddan

Hunt

1816

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1816 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT BEING AN ABSTRACT OF TITLE FROM THE TIME OF GEORGE III. TWO FREEHOLD MESSUAGES OR TENEMENTS WITHORCHARD AND PIGHTLE OF GROUND IN ROTHERWICK IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON SOLD BY THE ASSIGNESS OF WILLIAM STIFF A BANKRUPT TO MR JOHN KEEP. REFERNCE TO TITLE DEEDS DATING FROM 1759. NAMES INCLUDE JOHN MILES, HORSE KEEPER OF ALDERSGATE, LONDON; JAMES ALLEN OF HURST, BERKSHIRE, WHEELRIGHT. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH SOME DUSTING AND STORAGE WEAR TO EDGES - SIZE 19 INCHES BY 13 INCHES ON THIRTEEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WITH WEATHERLEY AND LANE WATERMARK FOR 1816.

Stiff

Keep

Miles

Allen

1905

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1905 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT BEING AN APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES INDENTURE ON THE MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT OF MR. & MRS R. A. B. FRENCH BREWSTER. BETWEEN GERALDINE FRENCH BREWSTER 0F CADOGEN PLACE LONDON AND LORD ARTHUR CECIL OF THE MOUNT SWAY IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS. DUBLIN REGISTRY OFFICE OF DEEDS STAMPS 1903. SIGNED BY LORD ARTHUR CECIL SON OF THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AND KNOWN FOR HIS STUD HORSES "In the 19th century, Rum was owned by Marquess of Salisbury. His son, Lord Arthur Cecil, wrote that his father took Rum ponies to Hatfield 1862. All were gelded as they were "savage". They had great speed and could jump. Most of them had hazel eyes (still evident today), good hind quarters and high set tail heads. Salisbury rented the shootings on Rum to John Bullough. Bullough bought Rum in 1888, by which time he already owned Meggernie (purchased in 1868). John's son, Sir George Bullough, sent Rum mares to Lord Arthur Cecil's Rum stallion to maintain bloodlines.". REFERENCE TO THE FIRST INDENTURE OF SETTLEMENT OF 1876. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH SOME DUSTING - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 17 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WITH ONE SILVER ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP.

Brewster

Cecil

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A large parchment indenture this,29x20 ins.Small Coat of Arms, and Crown with Lion on top. 2 small wax seals at bottom.Hand written,and refers to a lease of pasture land at Lynford Bottom,New Forest, Hampshire.Ben & Catherine Hayter and John Kerley.

Hayter

Kerley

1867

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Hello this auction is for one Indenture and seven letters relating to the indenture dated 1867. The letters are all dated before the indenture, they are all written to the solicitor and some seam to relate to a disagreement between the two men in the indenture, the other letters seam to be from people demanding money from one of the men. We can’t be certain of this as all of the letters and the indenture are written in old English and calligraphy so it is difficult to decipher the words. The indenture is entitled ‘Release and Indemnity’ dated 1867. ‘Between Barton John Wheeler of Aldermore Lodge Old Shirley Southampton Yeoman and William Halcher Barton of Chale Abbey Farm in the Isle of Wight Esquire…’ It has two pages and one red seal signed by Barton John Wheeler. When folded it measures approx 9 x10 inches and when open to full size it measures approx 23 x29 inches. There are also two blue pieces of paper attached to the document one has ‘one pound fifteen shillings’ the other has ‘ten shillings’ written on them. At the back of the paper where they are attached they have a small piece of paper glued over them with a royal emblem and the letters VR. All indentures are in totally solid, un-torn condition, when folded exteriors are aged, but good quality indentures and when opened very bright and clear, please see pics

Wheeler

Barton

1776, 1780

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Two fragments of parchment which are separate legal agreements recorded before the High Court of York and Lancaster during the later part of the eighteenth century. The large one dated 1780 is an agreement between John Marshall and Abraham Chamberlain and Ann his wife. The other dated 1776 is between James Heatly and one Thomas Coupe and is concerning land and meadows together with farm buildings. The documents are hand written in ink on parchment or vellum in the old English style and are quite difficult to read but with patience can be deciphered. One begins "This is the Final Agreement made in the Court of the Lord the King at Lancaster on Saturday the seventeenth day of August in the sixteenth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord Geoge the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain, France and Ireland, King defender of the faith" and goes on to detail the agreement. They measure 17"x8" (44x21cms) and 14.5"x9" (37x23cms) respectively and are both in very good original condition with no damage. However both have been folded and are somewhat discoloured with age. They are very robust and can be handled with confidence. From the images, one of the documents refers to property on the 'Common of Turbary', which is near Bournemouth, previously in Hampshire but now in Dorset. Other names mentioned include Sir William Henry Ashurst, [Kings?} Bench, also Robert Parker, Thomas Langtree who, with Heatly, were the Deforceants in the case. Appears to establish some rights over the land for Robert.

Marshall

Chamberlain

Heatly

Coupe

Ashurst

Parker

Langtree

18th-20th century

Dominic Winter 23 July 2003

501

Heathcotes of Hursley, Hants. Large and interesting archive of papers relating to the Heathcote family and Hursley Park, 18th/20th c., incl. letter copy book of William Heathcote (1730-36), various scrap albums with engravings, cuttings, recipes, etc., late 19th and early 20th c. photo albums, etc., together with misc. books and some modern neatly typed genealogies and family history notes relating to the Heathcotes and Hursley Park. Hursley Park together with the Manor and Castle of Merdon had belonged since 1660 to the Cromwell family, having come to "Tumble down Dick", Richard Cromwell, eldest son of Oliver. When his two surviving daughters, Elizabeth Cromwell and Ann, came into the estate, they sold it to William Heatchote. Sir William built a red brick, Queen Anne style mansion on the site of a Tudor house in Hursley Park, a former hunting lodge, and started a Hursley dynasty that lasted until 1888. The earliest item in this archive is William's letter copy book from the 1730s, some twenty years after he took possession of the estate.

Heathcote

Cromwell

1845

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1845 ANTIQUE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT FEUVRE. SEAL FROM THE REGISTRY OF THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY - THE LAST WILL AND TESTATMENT OF PHILIP LE FEVRE OR LE FEUVRE A MAJOR GENERAL IN THE SERVICE OF THE HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY AND RESIDING IN THE TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. BEQUESTS AND LEGACY INFORMATION - THE SUM OF SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS AND TRUSTEES INCLUDING LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHROSTOPHER GODBY OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY RESIDING IN INDIA. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - STORAGE DUSTING TO REVERSE ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM 30 INCHES X 24 INCHES PLUS ADMISTRATION DOCUMENT WITH SEAL - TWO BLUE PAPER SILVER ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS

Le Feuvre

Godby

1894

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1894 ANTIQUE DEED NURSERY GARDEN BOURNMOUTH. LEGAL DOCUMENT; LEASE OF PIECE OF LAND SITUATE AT BOURNMOUTH FOR THE PURPOSE OF A NURSERY GARDEN ON HOLDENHURST ROAD WITH SURVEY MAP BETWEEN JAMES EDWARD COOPER DEAN OF LITTLE DOWN HOUSE IN THE PARISH OF HOLDEN HURST IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON AND MR DAVID STEWART OF FERNDOWN NEAR WIMBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET, NURSERYMAN. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE STEWART FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 24 INCHES BY 18 INCHES WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND ONE WAX SEAL

Dean

Stewart

1895

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1895 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT COLLIER WINCHESTER. COPY LEGAL DOCUMENT; TRANSFER OF TRUST FUNDS AND RELEASE. BETWEEN JOHN COLLIER OF TWYFORD NEAR WINCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS AND THIRZA HAYNES OF LEAMINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK REFERENCE TO SETTLEMENT OF MARRIAGE BETWEEN THIRZA HAYNES AND JOHN HAYNES INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE HAYNES FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM SIZE 10 INCHES BY 15 INCHES WITH RED PAPER ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND TWO RED WAX SEALS

Collier

Haynes

1864

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 7 May 1864. It measures 22.75 inches long by 29 inches wide. It is between John Watkins Drew and Henry Wyeth. It deals with the lease of a piece of land in Bell Vue Road in Southampton. The document retains the revenue stamp and wax seal with the signature of Henry Wyeth. The document also contains a coloured plan showing the land in question.

Drew

Wyeth

1908

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Offered is this two page vellum document plus excellent coloured plan dated 29 october 1908. It measures 23.5 inches long by 29 inches wide. it is between Sir George Augustus Elliott Tapps Gervis Meyrich, George Sleivelyn Tapps Gervis Meyrick and JJ Allen Ltd. It deals with the lease of land with the shops and premises errected thereon in Hinton Road with St Peters Rd and Old Christchurch Rd collectively called The Quadrant in Bournemouth. The plan is located on the first page and is extreamly well drawnn and coloured. The document has the revenue stamp and embossed seal of JJ Allen Ltd.

Meyrich

Meyrick

Allen

1908

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1908 ANTIQUE LETTERS LAND AT SOUTHBOURNE. SIX LETTERS CONCERNING BUILDING OF NEW PROPERTIES ON BELLEVUE ROAD SOME TO GEORGE GALE AT THE SOUTHCLIFFE HOTEL SOUTHBOURNE AND RALPH SMYTHE SOLICITOR FOR COLLECTORS OF FINANCIAL AND LEGAL EPHEMERA IN FINE TO VF CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - SIZE MIXED

Gale

Smythe

1825

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1825 ANTIQUE VELLUM FARM DEED DROXFORD. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; DROXFORD MANOR - GRANTED BY COPY OF THE COURT ROLL WITH THE COURT BARON OF THE LORD BISHOP OF WINCHESTER BETWEEN EDWARD ROSE TUNNO OF UPPER BROOK STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX HEIR OF JOHN TUNNO AND WILLIAM COBBETT. WITH SIX ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS MUCH INFORMATION FOR TYTHING ON FIELDS, NAMES AND SIZES INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF FARM AND FARMING HISTORY, SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE REYNOLDS AND TUNNO FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEETS OFVELLUMSIZE 28 INCHES BY 16 INCHES

Tunno

Cobbett

Reynolds

1880

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1880 ANTIQUE DEED SPORTING RIGHTS SOMERSET. LEGAL DOCUMENT; LEASE OF SPORTING RIGHTS OVER FARMS AND LANDS IN THE PARISH OF BATCOMBE IN SOMERSET.. BETWEEN ALFRED CHARLES MURTON NEALE OF LYNWOOD, LYNDHURST IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON TO THE REVEREND WALTER COLLINS BAKER OF BATCOMBE IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. REVEREND WALTER COLLINS BAKER OF BATCOMBE AS LORD OF THE MANOR OF BATCOMBE WISHED TO EXERCISE HIS RIGHTS TO FREE WARREN OVER ALL OR SOME OF THE LANDS OWNED BY OTHERS. THIS IS A LATE EXAMPLE OF THE THE CUSTOMS AND RIGHTS THAT WERE AFFORDED THE LORD OF THE MANOR WHICH WERE SOON TO LAPSE INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE BAKER FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON FOUR FOLDED SHEETS OF PAPER SIZE 10 INCHES BY 15 INCHES WITH IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP

Neale

Baker

1690s

Dominic Winter 1 Oct 2003

306

Mildmay (Henry, Family of). Manuscript book of Mildmay's letters and business agreements, 1690s, mostly copied from the originals, concerning estate management, funerals, his goddaughter, etc., plus articles of agreements, incl. one to Robert Vater, engaged as a gradener in January 1692 for Mildmay's estate at Shawford in the parish of Twyford, Hampshire, with details of duties sucha s the management of fruit tress and hedges, fertilising and pest control, weeding, jhoeing, and general labouring jobs as required for the sum of 2 per year, the manuscript largely in the hand of Mildmay's clerk William Davies, approx. forty mansucript leaves in total the remainder blank, orig. reversed calf, extremities worn, 4to Other agreements include one for mason's work and one for a husbandman.

Mildmay

Vater

Davies

1612-1618

Dominic Winter 1 Oct 2003

332

Winchester - Diocese Accounts. Two large vellum sheets of annual accounts for the diocese of Winchester [Bishop James Montagu], 1612-18, the first for benifices and spiritual preferments in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, signed at end by Francis Goston, auditor, 12 December 1612, the second of Charles Montagu, executor of James Montague, for the annual tenths from the clergy of diocese of Winchester, signed at end by Richard Sutton, auditor, 12 November 1618, together with a small octavo manuscript slip with the table of votes for Boyle, Colt and Cross in the Poll for Westminster, 10th and 11th May 1705, neatly written in a contemporary hand

Montagu

Goston

Sutton

1893

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Here is an Indenture on vellum dated 25th October 1893 in respect of a Conveyance of freehold land in St.Michaels Road, Aldershot, Hants. The Contract is between Henry George Newcome of the Manor House, Aldershot, ex Major in Her Majesty`s Army, and Ellen Sarah Downing of Francis Villas, Aldershot, the wife of George Frederick Edward Downing. Other names mentioned are Thomas Augustus Seawell, Henry Albert Mangles, and Captain George Newcome (deceased). The document opens out to approx 16" x 10", has four pages including a plan of the property, has two original wax seals, and bears a ten shillings revenue stamp. In very good condition

Newcome

Downing

Seawell

Mangles

1840

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Bishops Waltham ASSIGNMENT by William Tovery to John Hibbert of certain pieces of Leasehold Land abutting the Gosport Branch of the London and South Western Railway Company at Fairthorn.... Large vellum sheet, wax seals, coloured manuscript plan size 5" x 6" inset. Two light brown stains at folds due to damp. 1840.

Tovery

Hibbert

1853

Lesley Aitchison Website

Bishops Waltham CONVEYANCE of land in the parish of Bishops Waltham, London & South Western Railway Company to the Devisees in Trust of the late George Boucher. Large vellum sheet, damaged wax seal of company. Inset in manuscript plan size 6" x 9", with small table of Quantities. One area of text at fold very rubbed with loss of approx. 8 words. 1853. £22.00 ¶ The land had been conveyed by the Company to James Boucher of Shidfield in 1851, as part recompense for damage done to his land by the Railway, but no conveyance had been issued.

Boucher

1840

Lesley Aitchison Website

Fareham PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE of the Distinguished Estate, Park, and Demesne of the Late Admiral Sir. P. Halkett, Bart., G.C.H. it Comprehends The Uplands Estate, Mansion, and Prettily Wooded Park, and 150 Acres of Land.... To Be Sold by Auction..... 11th day of June, 1840.... 5pp., folio. Docket title on verso of last leaf. With double page lithographed plan loosely inserted, having a vignette view of the house surrounded by trees, size 5" x 8", at top right-hand corner, and a table of Reference giving acreages and cultivation of different fields etc. Paper professionally reinforced at spine and down right hand edge by a conservator. 1840.

Halkett

1720

Lesley Aitchison Website

Bishop's Waltham LEASE FOR A YEAR of house and orchard in Church Lane in Bishop's Waltham, John Friend, Wheelwright to Richard Gibson, gentleman. Vellum, 12" x 17", small wax seal with bird. 1720.

Friend

Gibson

1752

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Isle of Wight RELEASE of the Manor of Luccomb, the Manor of Langard in the Parish of Brading, holdings known as White Cross, Selbornes, the farm of Lower Hyde, and other lands of Anne Knight in Brading, Shanklin, Bonchurch, Anne Knight of New Sarum to William Pike of Portsmouth. 3 large vellum sheets, two sheets with some minor spotting at fold, small hole at one fold with loss of a couple of letters, good armorial wax seal, engraved heading with portrait of George II. 1752.

Knight

Pike

1784

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Otterbourne BARGAIN AND SALE of a messuage at Bowyatt, Henry Bell, labourer, and Mary his wife to Frances Lincolne, Mantua Maker. Single vellum sheet, two wax seals. 1784.

Bell

Lincolne

1850

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Shirley, Hants.? BILLHEAD of H. Godden, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Paper Hanger, Undertaker &c. Fine engraved heading showing funeral procession making its way to church. 8vo. Bill made out to Miss Buxton for packing cases and 'passing the Nell for the Late Mrs Buxton'. 1850.

Godden

Buxton

1878

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This 4 page indeture relates to property in North East Hampshire and mentions a number of families as well as containing an attractive map showing the layout of the property and the names of people owning adjoining land. The principal names are Bishop, Andrew, Warner, Etherington, Coryton, Maberly, Warner, Rickman, Mells, Chawner and Greenaway.

Bishop

Andrew

Warner

Etherington

Coryton

Maberly

Rickman

Mells

Chawner

Greenaway

1586

Bloomsbury 6 Nov 2003

Berkshire/Hampshire.-. Indenture agreement, sale of Welhouse Farm and woodland near Eversley and Finchampstead by Sir Humphrey Forster to William Mogenwood, D.s., manuscript on vellum, 35 lines, folds, lacks seal, c. 290 x 470mm., 25th August 1586; and a small quantity of others including 3 19th century deeds relating to Surrey & Hampshire, v.s., v.d. (sm. qty).

Forster

Mogenwood

1908

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Offered is this two page vellum document plus plan dated 23 June 1908. It measures 23.25 inches long by 28.25 inches wide. It is between Sir George Augustus Elliott Tapps Gervis Meyrick, George LLewelyn Tapps Grvis Meyrick and JJ Allen Ltd. It deals with the lease of a piece of land at the junction of the Hinton Road and Saint Peter Road Bournemouth with the shops and premises errected. The plan is well detailed and in colour. The document retains the original stamps and embossed seal of JJ Allen Ltd. It is very clean and well written.

Meyrick

Allen

1902

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Offered is this three page vellum document containing a plan dated 24 January 1902. It measures 21.75 inches long by 13.5 inches wide. It is between Lt Col EN Rebbeck, Warren Rebbeck, Thomas Warren Rebbeck and JJ Allen Ltd. It deals with a piece of land dwelling shop showroom outbuildings located in Old Christchurch Road, Bournemeouth. It retains the revenue stamps and embossed seal of JJ Allen Ltd. The plan is very well drawn and in colour. The document is very clean and well written.

Rebbeck

Allen

1903

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1903 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT TOTTENHAM MIDDLESEX.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES Nos 29 AND 31 VALE ROAD, TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE LAVINIA HOOD TO SAMUEL OUGHTON PAXTON HOOD OF RIGBY ROAD PORTSWOOD SOUTHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS. WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - TWO WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE HOOD FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS OF PARCHEMENT SIZE 16 INCHES BY 11 INCHES

Hood

1939

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1939 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT JAMES KELLY WILL **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A RELEASE OF TRUSTEES UNDER THE WILL OF JAMES KELLY. BETWEEN ELINOR MARGARETTA MATTHEWS BUDLEIGH SALTERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON, HAZEL AMRTIN OF SOUTHGATE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX - CLAUDE CLIFTON KELLY OF BEDFORD ROW IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON - WILLIAM STEPHEN MITCHELL FLETCHER OF TWYFORD MOORE WINCHESTER 0NE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE KELLY FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF FOLDED LAW STATIONARY - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 16 INCHES

Kelly

Matthews

Amrtin

Fletcher

1821

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ORIGINAL GEORGE IV 1821 VELLUM INDENTURE (Penny Street, Portsmouth) PORTSMOUTH UK, 1821. This is a "final agreement" made between John Livesay and Angelo & Caroline Ventura regarding "one messuage and two gardens in Great Penny Street, Portsmouth". It is on one sheet of vellum in horizontal form, much of which is pre-printed with gaps to be filled in by hand. A blue revenue stamp for ten shillings is attached The document is approx. 16.5" wide x 7" high. It is in excellent condition and would make a beautiful framed decoration.

Livesay

Ventura

1694

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INDENTURE RECORDING THE SALE OF LAND IN BASINGSTOKE BETWEEN MARY NEWMAN OF BASINGSTOKE, WIDOW, AND ROBERT BLANDON THE YOUNGER OF BASINGSTOKE DATED 3RD DECEMBER 1694, IN THE 4TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF WILLIAM & MARY. A good condition late 17th century vellum indenture. The property consisted of a cottage and tenement in the occupation of Robert Cator and John Mason situate and lying in the parish of Basingstoke. Handwritten in English on vellum. Red wax seal on tag.

Newman

Blandon

Cator

Mason

1667

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429

Attractive vellum Exemplification of Recovery document, dated 20th May 1667, between Isaac Hart, against Henry Lewen, for one barn, fifty acres of land, ten acres of meadow, and forty acres of pasture with the appurtenances, in Holnehurst and Christchuch Twyneham, written in fine chancery script, with highly decorated initial letter encompassing the coat of arms of Charles II, together with decorative top border, with seal tag retaining near-complete large Royal wax seal showing Charles II seated holding orb and sceptre, with translation

Hart

Lewen

1873

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Deed of sale, with Feb 25th 1873 headed paper of John Chas Vines, Auctioneers of Odiham Hants, accepting the sum of £3,700 for the farm and brick villa in Rotherwick (Hampshire). The articles of agreement contain a fine watercolour estate plan, and the sale is to Charles Edward Harris of Tylney Hall. A fine 3 page manuscript document, the copperplate script being particularly attractive and readable. In a VG condition.

Vines

Harris

1640

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VELLUM GRANT BETWEEN JOHN TWINAM YEOMAN OF SOBERTON IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON [HAMPSHIRE], AND WILLIAM FAWCONER ?? OF WESTBURY ESQUIRE Dated last day of May 1640 in the 16th year of the reign of Charles I. A very neat and attractive document recording the grant of a croft called Hale and a garden adjoining, bounded on a lane called Hale Lane on the West and the Wardens Lane of Wingster ?? on the East. Also lands of 1 acre, 1 acre and a half and a garden of half an acre all lying and being within the Manor of Soberton. Witnessed by Thomas Alwater, Philys Benett and Thomas Benett on the dorse. On vellum in English. Mostly good condition, but with three small holes affecting the text but not affecting the overall interpretation. Signature of John Twinam, with vellum seal tag. Wax seal missing.

Twinam

Fawconer?

Alwater

Benett

1790

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This is the genuine King George III document dated 29th March 1790, Manor of Droxford, the admissions of Mr Thos. Grant Jun.to the Estate Lake Pleases, with mention to the Right Rev. Brownlow, Lord Bishop of Winchester, Droxford is poss in Hampshire. The document is all hand written. The Condition is good for over 200 years old, 99% of writing is good, i'm sure experts will be able to read it all. There is an impressed blue paper inset silver seal attached. Size approx 12 1/2" (31.5)wide x 17"(43). and folded to approx 3 1/4" x 8 3/4" Being genuine this item is signed and all hand written on vellum.

Grant

Brownlow

1911

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Offered is this seven page document dated 3 October 1911. It measures 18 inches long by 11 inches wide. It is between The Bournemouth Est Co Ltd and Woolley Sanders and Co Ltd. It deals with the lease of messuage, shop and premises known as 5 The Quadrant, St Peters Road in Bournemouth. It retains the revenue stamp and has a coloured plan of the area.

1864

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 10th February 1864. It measures 23 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between John Grace and Jemima Ford. It deals with the Mortgage of a leasehold property in Belle Vue Road Southampton, Hants. It has the revenue stamp and two wax seals with one signature of John Grace.

Grace

Ford

Not Given

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ANTIQUE DEED STEAM CORN MILL EMSWORTH HANTS. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TITLE DEED BETWEEN CHARLES SWINBURNE RICHARDS OF MILL HOUSE BATLEY IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS AND JOHN WATERS BOUGHTON OF ASHERFIELDS, COSHAM IN HAMPSHIRE BEING THE MORTGAGE OF A FREEHOLD WATER AND STEAM CORN MILL AND PREMISES SITUATE AT EMSWORTH IN THE PARISH WARBLINGTON THE COUNTY OF HANTS WITH SECOND DEED OF MORTGAGE TRANSFER - REVENUE STAMPE AND WAX SEALS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE WISE FAMILY OF OXFORDSHIRE ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 22 INCHES

Richards

Boughton

1887

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Offered is this two page vellum document together with a receipt memorandum dated 23 November 1887. It measures 16 inches long by 10.25 inches wide. It is between Robert Mayne Curtis, William Kaylet Curtis and Alexander Abbott. It deals with the mortgage of two hopuses and a shop with the assembly room in Shelley Road, Boscombe in Bournemouth in the County of Hants. It has the revenue stamp together with a wax seal signed by Alexander Abbott. The note is hand written and deals with £50 being placed as securing the deal. A well written and clean document.

Curtis

Abbott

1898

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Offered is this vellum document dated 6 April 1898. It measures 23.25 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between Sir George Augustus Eliott Tapps Gervis Meyrick and The Bournemouth Estate Company. It deals with the licence to utilize premises comprised in the lease for the purpose of trade and to alter the existing and errected aditional buildings in Gervis Road, Bournemouth, County of Southampton.The document has a black line drawn plan which has been shaded to show the area concerned. This is a very clean and wqell put together document.

Meyrick

1901

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 24 December 1901 together with a coloured plan of the area concerned. It measures 22 inches long by 28.75 inches wide. it is between Sir George Augustus Eliott Tapps Gervis Meyrick, Lt Col Edward Wise Rebbeck, Charles warren Rebbeck and Thomas Warren Rebbeck. It deals with the lease of a piece of land in Old Christ Church Road in Bournemouth with a dwelling house, auction Mart and buildings errected thereon. It retains the revenue stamp and three wax seals with the signatures of the three Rebbecks. A nice clean document.

Meyrick

Rebbeck

1721

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Southampton LEASE FOR A YEAR of a messuage on the East Side of French Street in the parish of St. Michael, Southampton, now in the occupation of widow Etheridge, Nathaniel Winter, Mason, to Peter Thorold. 1721. Vellum, 14" x 23", good wax seal, signed with his initials by Winter, engraved first two words with coat of arms.

Etheridge

Winter

Thorold

1676

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Southampton, Hampshire DEED OF BARGAIN AND SALE of a messuage in French Street lately in the occupation of Richard Collier, John Mallard of Southampton, Mariner, to Jethro Browne, Mariner. 1676. Vellum, 14" x 28", signed by Mallard, Memorandum on verso. Lacks wax seal from tag. Fine calligraphic initial 'T' size 4" x 4". Some minor darkening of vellum in places.

Collier

Mallard

Browne

1868

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ANTIQUE Parchment DEED Barton HASTINGS Sussex 1868. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TITLE DEED BETWEEN HARRIOT ANN BARTON OF UPTON LODGE NEAR SOUTHAMPTON AND NEWTON PARKS OF ST. LEANARDS ON SEA IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX, BUTCHER BEING A DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF NUMBER 16 THE UNDERCLIFFE, ST. LEONARDS ON SEA. RED SEAL - REVENUE STAMP IN FINE CONDITION- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 29 INCHES BY 25 INCHES

Barton

Parks

1902

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ANTIQUE paper DEED Collins PADDINGTON London 1902. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE: TITLE DEED DOCUMENT BETWEEN MARY GRACE COLLINS OF BOSCOMBE HANTS BUT NOW OF HAYLING ISLAND HANTS, AND HELEN JANE WALES UPPER NORWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY AND HAROLD HENRY HARRIS OF COLEMAN STREET IN THE CITTY OF LONDON (SOLICITORS PENCIL AMMENDMENTS FOR UPDATING). FOR THE LEASE OF A MESSUAGE OF TENEMENT AND DWELLING HOUSE AT NO 117 MAIDA VALE IN THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP IN VERY FINE CONDITION- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS ~ GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS OF WARNER LEGAL STATIONARY - SIZE 18 INCHES BY 15 INCHES

Collins

Wales

Harris

1227

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280

Barton Stacey? Deed of Gift from Robert Sirbudel to Drew de Frivilla [de Freville], prob. early 13th c. (endorsed c. 1227) of ten acres of land in Berton [?Barton Stacey], field-names given include Hancstanesforlang, Brocforlang, Hame, Wait hulle, Bilenurthsac (next to the mill), Seven Acres, and Glovelonde, with the names of seventeen witnesses, small parchment title deed written in a clear hand in Latin, ink very black, in good condition although seal missing

Sirbudel

de Frivilla

1575

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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1575 during the reign of Elizabeth I being the conveyance of land lying and being in Aldermaston and Padworth in the County of Southampton between William Litlefield of Oldham of the one part and Thomas Tobye of the second part. Nicely penned in English with reference to prior sale made during the "reign of our late Sovereign Lordof famous memory King Henry VIII". Hanging vellum seal tag with red wax pendant seal. Docketing on verso. Very Good condition, light creasing, clean and fresh appearance, one small natural vellum hole. Measures 15 x 7.5".

Litlefield

Tobye

1894

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1894 ~ MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT BETWEEN THE REVD GIBBES JORDAN & ELEANOR MARY HODGSON, Basingstoke. This legal paper is addressed to the Trustees of the settlement dated 18.02.1862. It is in respect of parts of the trust fund. It is written on vellum paper and is in fine condition with 1 red 10 shilling stamp 1894 date. 5 red seals beside each of the trustees signatures. It is tied in 5 places along the spine with green thread. The 'Indenture' measures 28" x 22" and begins with 'This Indenture' in Old English.

Jordan

Hodgson

1839

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64/12 Gloucester, Saint Catherine - 1839 - Assignment of 1/12th interest in the 'Welsh Harp' by John and Mary Broad (nee Long) of Portsmouth to Thomas Gardner, (Longford). Paper Indenture signed and sealed by John and Mary Broad. Mary's interest was held as 1 of the 12 children (all named) of John and Hester Long, under the Will of Elizabeth Mutlow (died about 1811). [see also 64/13] £42

Broad

Long

Gardner

Mutlow

1701

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68/24 Andover - 1701 - second Mortgage of property by Henry Curll to George Burrard (Limmington). Refers to first Mortgage granted to Curll by Thomas Hunt of Down Hursborne. Signed and sealed by Henry Curll (seal tag present, but detached), witnessed by Rich Baker and Edw Warham. Several small holes in folds, slightly affecting text. £61

Curll

Burrard

Hunt

Baker

Warham

1878

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53/167 Clark, Ann Augusta (spinster) - Collingbourne Kingston - 1878 Copy of Probated Will - paper - beneficiaries, cousin - Elizabeth Piper, and various children of James Appleford of Southampton. £12

Clark

Piper

Appleford

1881

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50/15 Eyton, Rev. Robert William - Winchfield - 1881. Probated will - vellum - names wife, 3 sons, 4 daughters [one married to Craigie], sister - in - law Ann Watts - Woolwich, Kent £30

Eyton

Craigie

Watts

1881

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50/ 16 Eyton, Rev. Robert William - Winchfield - 1881. Copy of will on vellum - see 50/15 for details. £22

Eyton

1907

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50/17 Eyton, Rev. Robert William- Winchfield - 1907. Appointment of new trustees under Will -vellum - contains details of original Will and extensive details of subsequent events. Appointment of John Henry Leslie, Sheffield and Reginald Masefield, Ledbury as executors with Henry John Beckwith, Craven Arms signed and sealed by all three new trustees. £25

Eyton

Leslie

Masefield

Beckwith

1828

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50/14 Hellyer, Joseph - Portsea - 1828. Contemporary copy of will - paper- names sister [Stoneham] and 2 brothers. £24

Hellyer

Stoneham

1450

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A super framed Medieval document dating from Henry VI period 1450. It is a land indenture for property in or around BARTON STACEY in HAMPSHIRE between John Culpes for the one part and John Clemens for the other. Written in the 29th year of the reign of Henry VI on a single sheet of vellum 280mm long.

Culpes

Clemens

1864

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Offered is this one page vellum document and coloured plan dated 7 May 1864. It measures 22 inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between John Watkins Drew and Henry Wyeth. It deals with the lease of a piece of land part of the Belle Vue Estate on Belle Vue Road Southampton. It retains the revenue stamp together with the wax seal and signature of Henry Wyeth. A well written and clean document.

Drew

Wyeth

1596-1775

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Somerset, Bristol, Gloucester and Monmouth. Seven title deeds, 1596 to 1775, two deeds for property in Trent, Somerset, 1596 and 1627; two deeds for a house and stable in Temple Street, Bristol, 1631/2 and 1653; one deed of property at Kingswood [near Bristol] Gloucestershire, 1775; one lease of a house at Stephens Bridge [?in Bisley], Gloucestershire, 1687; and one deed of land in Llantilio Crossenny, Monmouthshire, 1735, all in reasonalbe condition, some seals preserved

The two deeds for Bristol concern the Barnes family and the deed for Trent, 1596, concerns the marriage of Christopher Cornelions of Andover, Hants, and Julyan, daughter of Jasper Freedlock of Sherborne, Dorset. The deed endorsed 1582 is really 1596 and the one marked 1628 is really 1627.

Barnes

Cornelions

Freedlock

1806

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Indenture 11 April 1806 Henry Gilbert Stephens & Henry Rowden Wimborne Minster NO RESERVE! Between Henry Gilbert Stephens of the Berkshire Militia and Henry Rowden of Wimborne Minster and others of the first part and William Hatchard of the 2nd part Others mentioned are William Toms, Betty Toms, Catherine Toms, (all of East Parley), Charles Moreton, Pleydell Brune of Plumber, Dorset. Betty Harbin, William Harbin, Charlotte Harbin, Merab Harbin. Property mentioned is Dean Leasehold, Manor of East Parley Other propery mentioned, Harbins No 5, Harbins Living, Roadgate, Backside!!, Beegarden & Common Mead 3 pages, parchment 4 Wax seals 3 Silver Treasury seals Condition very good and clear. Page 2 of 3 is yellowed a bit. No tears or losses

Stephens

Rowden

Hatchard

Toms

Moreton

Brune

Harbin

1799

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Tripartite Vellum Indenture 1799 William Harben East Parley, Christchurch NO RESERVE! Between William Harben of East Parley (who married Betty Toms, daugther of William Toms of East Parley) and James Bromfield of Parley in the Parish of Ringwood Also mentions Charles Moreton Pleydell Brune of Plumber, Dorset This is for Deans tenement in the Manor of East Parley for 99 years Also mortgaged for £110. Signed and sealed William Harben Condition good, no tears or losses, folded Some minor foxing 3 silver Revenue stamps 3 pages bound together 22"x29"

Harben

Toms

Bromfield

Moreton

Brune

1804

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Indenture 1804 George III James Bromfield & Henry Rowden NO RESERVE! James Bromfield of Burley in the Parish of Ringwood, in the County of Southampton and Henry Rowden, administrator for William Harben of East Parley Also mentions Henry Gilbert Stephens of the Berkshire Militia, William Toms, Charles Moreton Pleydell Brune, Betty Harben., William Harben. Property is East Parley Manor, Road Gate, Barfside, Beergarden 2 pages, 22"x 29" Good condition but see scan , small section has been cut from both pages (was someone cut out of the will?) Signed by Henry Rowden with seal Signed with cross of James Bromfield (see scan)

Bromfield

Rowden

Stephens

Toms

Brune

Harben

1831

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Indenture 1831 Geo & J Hatchard, Millers Wimborne Minster NO RESERVE! 5 part indenture on vellum between George and John Hatchard, Millers of Wimborne Minster and Elizabeth Hatchard of Eusbury in the Parish of Kinson, Dorset, Widow, of the 1st Part and Thomas Bound of Warborne in the Parish of Boldre in the Co. of Southanpton and his wife (formerly Hatchard) of the 2nd part

Property mentioned is Eye Meadows, Hampreston, West Parley, Love Lane, Parley Heath, Deans, East Parley, Bee-garden, Broomy Land, Thorn Croft, Long Chase, Marsh Furlong, Bulls Hayes, Cattles, Cliff Muckleshell, Christchurch Twyneham, Cudnell Mead, Kinson, Great Cannon, Cowleaze People mentioned include those above and Betsy Bound, William Hatchard of East Parley, Edward Castleman, John Toms, William Whittle, Robert Toms, Betty Lewis, Waring Biddle, Rev. Charles Prideaux Beaune, George Mow, Thomas Rooks, Robert Trim, George Lockyer, Mary Petvin, William Snook, William Budden, George Legg, John Williams Condition : Very good with no tears or losses. Easily read. 7 Wax seals and signatures. 5 Silver Revenue stamps (Totalling 6 Pounds, fifteen shillings) 4 Dorset Crown stamps dated 18th. April 1831 22" x 27"

Hatchard

Bound

etc

1868

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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Place GRAYS THURROCK Essex 1868. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN JAMES THEOBALD OF THE CITY OF WINCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS , ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES PLACE OF GRAYS THURROCK IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, BUILDER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND LYING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE HIGH ROAD LEADING TO GRAYS THURROCK AND TOWARDS PURFLEET ON THE OTHER. SMALL HAND COLOURED SURVEY MAP ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS NO SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 27 INCHES X 23 INCHES

Theobald

Place

1884

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An Extremely Rare Two Page Vellum indenture dated 1884 made between Her Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for the War Department on the first part and The Highway Board of the Fareham District of the second part and the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Wymering in the county of Southampton on the third part. Includes an original map/Diagram of the land and pond in question. Concerns a dispute over a pond and land. Bears two large red seals:- The War Office Seal and The Fareham district highways boards seal. Measures Approx. 28½ inches x 23½ inches. In good condition. Signed on the back in person in 1884 by The Secretary of State for War Robert Henry Herbert.

Herbert

1886

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A 18 Page Vellum indenture for a marriage settlement dated 1886 made between The Reverend Robert Sutton and Charlotte to Sir Charles Henry John Anderson and Frederick Sutton. The indenture made between Montague Richard Waldo Sibthorp of Canwick, Lincolnshire, Arthur Henry Leslie Melville formerly of Branston, Lincoln and Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe of Scawby Hall, Lincoln, Francis Richard Sutton of Scawby Lincoln on the first part and Coningsby Charles Sibthorp of Canwick Hall, Lincoln and Mary Georgina his wife on the second part and Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe George Barrington Baker of number 3 Norfolk Crescent, Middlesex and Sir John Swinburne of capheaton in the county of Northumberland Baronet and William Hill James of number 7 Lowndes Street, Middlesex, Lieutenant Colonel in Her Majesty’s Army of the third part and Paul Swinburne of the Naval & Military Club in Middlesex and Major in Her Majesty’s Army and Evelyn Charlotte His Wife on the fourth part and Henry John Sutton of Scawby, Lincoln of the fifth part and Francis Richard Sutton of the sixth part and Coningsby Charles Sibthorp The Reverend Francis Amcotts Jarvis formerly of Kettlethorpe But now of Burton Upon Stather, Lincoln and Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe and Francis Richard Sutton on the seventh part Montague Richard Waldo Sibthorp and Mabel Albinia his wife of the eight part Janetta Nina Sutton of Scawby Hall, Lincoln of the ninth part and Hugh Nelthorpe Sutton of Derby of the tenth part, and Sir Charles Henry John Anderson of Lea, Lincoln, Baronet and Frederick Sutton, Formerly of the City of Lincoln but now of 18 Clarence Parade, Southsea, Hants on the eleventh part. Bears 18 red wax seals and signed by everybody mentioned above, Each Page Measures Approx. 18½ inches x 12 inches. In Good Condition and an extremely rare document with 18 red wax seals.

Sutton

Anderson

Sibthorp

Melville

Nelthorpe

Baker

Swinburne

James

Jarvis

1830

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THREE PAGE (EACH PAGE 14 INCHES X 17 INCHES) MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE BEING AN ASSIGNMENT OF TERM OF LAND AND PROPERTY IN PEASE CLOSE , SOUTHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON (HAMPSHIRE). DATED THE 27TH OF NOVEMBER 1830 (KING WILLIAN IV. 1830-1837). WITH DECORATIVE TITLE AND TWO FINE EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS.

Three (3) page (each page 14 inches x 17 inches) manuscript Indenture being an Assignment of Term of land and property in Pease Close in the parish of All Saints, Southampton in the County of Hampshire. Dated the 27th of November 1830 (King William IV. 1830-1837). The indenture is between Thomas White Clement, Gentleman, Frederick Hill, Esquire, of the Polygon, James Whitchurch, Gentleman and John Barney, Gentleman all of the town of Southhampton. Other earlier Indentures dating back to 1798 are recited and many other persons are mentioned in the document. This is a mortgage dated 27 Oct 1798 between George Stoddart of Southampton, Gardiner and George Byles of the same, schoolmaster of the one part and John Kellow and Cornelius Tr...? of the other part concerning Pease Close in the parish of All Saints, some time then since in the Tenure or occupation of William Gulley Gardener but then of the said George .....?. Adjoining lands to the east a field in the occupation of John Antr...?; a meadow ..... known by the name of Lubberley Mead in the occupation of Thomas Ridding Gentleman and John ....? .... the south;. Pepper corn rent. Lease and release dated 1813 between Robert Clerke, George Taylor and James Taylor of the first part; Ann ....? of the second part; Ann the wife of the said Robert Clerke, Elizabeth Taylor; William Purdue Smith and ....?; Robert Taylor and Eliza his wife, Henry Taylor, Anna Maria Taylor, .... Raynsford Taylor of the third part; the said George Taylor of the fourth part; the said Frederick Hill of the fifth part; .... Hill of the sixth part concerning Pease Close.

Decorative title on one sheet of woven paper by J. Gator with Britannia watermark and imprint date 1829 and two sheets of woven paper by J. Simmons with Britannia watermark and imprint date 1829. The document bears two (2) embossed revenue stamps (page 1 and page 2) of King William IV. (1830-1837) each for One Shilling (1/-) and two applied paper tax stamps for Two Shillings (2/-) per Quire (page 1 and page 2). Atractive calligraphy and fully legible throughout. An interesting and detailed early 19th century manuscript indenture of Assignment with two fine embossed revenue stamps which will appeal to the collector of legal, financial and real estate documents as well as to the collector of unusual and decorative documents. The document will frame well. I have provided an image of the upper portion of the first page of the document and an enlargement of ne of the revenue stamps and paper tax stamp.

Clement

Hill

Whitchurch

Barney

Gulley

Ridding

Clerke

Taylor

Smith

Not Given

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INDENTURE; This indenture between John Reeves, Mary Reeves from the county of Southampton in the parish of Downton. This attractive parchment is nicely framed and would make a nice study ornament. It makes interesting reading . On the top left hand corner is a one pound silver stamp and there are three nice wax signatures on the bottom. Overall size 66 cm. x 50 cm.

Reeves

1836

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[Weeks of Southampton] Copy of Reward Notice for Forgery This is a contemporary manuscript copy of a £100 reward notice for William Weeks published in The Times in January 1836. 'He is about 37 years of age, about 5 feet four inches high, stout built, square shoulders....' and there follows a quite detailed description of the man 'of the town & county of Southampton (from which place he has absconded during the last few days)'. Single paper sheet [approx 8"x10"] folded into a letter and posted to someone called Longcroft in Havant from his neice Mary Longcroft who thought William Weeks may have been looking after some of her property. Still bears wax seal and rather indistinct postmark FE 19 1836. Wonder what happened to him? (ref 6155)

Weeks

Longcroft

1907, 1912

Chapel Books

[Alverstoke] 2 Parchment Deeds to House called Alington, St Edwards Road A 1907 conveyance and a 1912 mortgage both involving Alfred Cole. (ref 21/34)

Cole

1910

Chapel Books

[Bournemouth, Boscombe, Springbourne, East Howe, Parkstone & Sandbanks] Sales Particulars of Various Properties At an auction in 1910 the following properties came up for sale:-

Lot 1 - 126 & 128 Haviland Road, Boscombe, which had been tenanted by Sturgess and Joy 'for many years'.

Lot 2 - 312 & 314 Wyndham Road, Springbourne, which had been tenanted by Simpson and Best 'for very many years'.

Lot 3 - 25 & 27 Capstone Road, Bournemouth, tenanted by Abbott and Pool

Lot 4 - 231 and 233 Stewart Road, Bournemouth, which had been 'in continuous occupation' by Jones and Fall

Lot 5 - 235 and 237 Stewart Road, Bournemouth, tenanted by Adlem and Maidment

Lot 6 - 2 cottages in Kinson Road, East Howe, tenanted by Elsey and Nippard

Lot 7 - 9 and 11 Granville Road, Ashley Road, Upper Parkstone, tenanted by Dean and Biggs

Lot 8 - 13 and 15 Granville Road, tenanted by Spencer and Phillips

Lot 9 - 2 cottages in Churchill Road, Upper Parkstone, tenanted by Willcox and Coombs

Lot 10 - A corner shop site at the junction of Penn Hill Avenue and North Lodge Road

Lot 11 - A building site on the Panorama Beach Estate at Sandbanks with a 70' waterside frontage

Lot 12 - An adjoining plot with an 80' waterside frontage

Lot 13 - A building plot on the Sandbanks Estate stretchjing between Panorama Road and Brownsea Road

Lot 14 - A building site on the Sandbanks Estate stretching from the Sandbanks Road to the sea

Lot 15 - A building site on thew Sandbanks Estate stretching from Sandbanks Road to Panorama Road

Lot 16 - A building site on the Sandbanks Estate stretching from Sandbanks Road to Brownsea Road

Lot 17 - An adjoining plot

Staples rusted, no site plan - nor is there any indication that one was issued. (ref 577/28)

1909

Chapel Books

[Christchurch] Sale Particulars of Newly Built House in Manor Road 1909 printed particulars for 'All that piece or parcel of land situate in Manor Road Christchurch....forming part of an estate known as the Priory Estate there....together with the messuage or dwellinghouse recently erected there'. Bought by Christian Street as the manuscript details show. (ref 763/26)

Street

1834

Chapel Books

[Fareham] 3 Copy Mortgage Deeds for House in North Street This property 'on the East side of the North Street is identified in 1787 as being in the occupation of widow Mrs Dent, and it was formerly The George Inn. In 1818 three properties are involved. These paper copies of documents dated 1787, 1799 and 1818 were all made in 1834. (ref 685/214)

Dent

18th century

Chapel Books

[Kingsclere] Abstract of Title to a Farm & other property This undated but probably late 18th century abstract lists property transactions - and the parties involved - spanning the period 44Eliz [ie 1601] at which time the farm was known as Knoll Hill Farm, to 1746. Very much to do with the Knight family until the 1720s when it was bought by Richard Higham who in turn left it to John Abery. For the majority of the period covered by this abstract the owners were in the Reading area of Berkshire though the occupiers were locals [esp the Bartholemew family]. Manuscript on 7 large paper sheets. (ref 99/205)

Knight

Higham

Abery

Bartholemew

1799

Chapel Books

[Kingsclere] Bastardy Papers In April 1799 unmarried Ann Lawrence gave birth to a daughter. The parish Overseers, wanting to avoid yet another charge on the parish, interviewed her and from her testimony declared local aglab Thomas Farmer to be the father. He too was summoned before the officials and ordered to pay £2 down and 1s 6d a week thereafter for as long as the child was a potential charge on the parish. On offer here is the order to the parish constable to haul Ann Lawrence before the overseers, the certificate declaring Thomas Farmer the father, and the maintenance order issued by 2 JPs. All 3 are printed forms on paper with manuscript insertions, and all in remarkably good condition. Such documents rarely appear on the market. (ref 5115)

Lawrence

Farmer

1810

Chapel Books

[Kingsclere] Draft Abstract of Title to Tower Hill House This undated but approx 1810 abstract gives details of parties involved going back to 1775. It only goes back this far because the house in 1775 is described as 'all that new erected messuage or tenement...'. As well as the house came several plots of land, one of which was a half-acre plot known as Perries. Principal local names involved were Woodley, Holding, Orde. Hurried manuscript on 12 large paper sheets bearing 1809 watermarks. (ref 99)

Woodley

Holding

Orde

100

1743, 1752

Chapel Books

[North Twyford] 2 Copyhold Documents In 1743 James King was granted [on surrender by his uncle John Bear] a copyhold on 'a cottage with a shop upon the waste of the Lord [of the Manor of Twyford] with a garden adjoining containing in length fifty foot and in breadth twenty foot with the appurtenances in the tything of North Twyford'. In 1752 James King surrendered his copyhold - on mortgage - to Richard Inwood. These 2 deeds are on parchment, the 1752 surrender bears the signature James King. (ref 710/4)

King

Bear

Inwood

101

1768-1840

Chapel Books

[Lymington] - Deeds to Properties in High Street & South Street These 10 appear to be all that have survived from an original sequence of at least 22 property deeds spanning the period 1768-1840. The 1840 document refers to a house on the South side of the High Street with coachhouse and stable (formerly a carpenter's shop) and a yard & garden extending into South Street, also a house adjoining, also three further adjoining houses, plus a couple of cottages/houses on the West side of South Street. Brief pencillings on the fronts of some of the documents indicate the documents concern no's 1-5 High Street - the South Street properties are unidentified but presumably were/are near the corner with High Street. All 10 deeds are in manuscript on parchment (some of them quite lengthy multi-page documents) and cannot be broken up. The collection (ref 4705)

102

1884-1911

Chapel Books

[Portsmouth - Fratton] 3 Parchment Deeds for 13 Garnier Street These 3 deeds span the years 1884-1911. Very much the concern of Richard W S Smith. (ref 21/32)

Smith

103

1900-1907

Chapel Books

[Portsmouth - Fratton] 4 Parchment Deeds for 51 Sandringham Road These 4 deeds span the years 1900-1907. Very much the concern of John & Joyce Goodridge. (ref 21/33)

Goodridge

104

1907-1940

Chapel Books

[Portsmouth - North End] 4 Parchment Deeds for 44 Wadham Road Raging in dates from 1907 to 1940, this little collection provides details of owners etc. The 1907 conveyance bears a small hand-coloured plan. (ref 21/31)

105

1880, 1902

Chapel Books

[Portsmouth - Stamshaw] 3 Parchment Deeds to 13 Kingston Crescent An 1880 mortgage transfer and a mortgage & conveyance both dated 1902. All 3 are water damaged - even worse is the fact that much of the 1902 conveyance is torn away/missing. The 3 priced accordingly. (ref 21/37)

106

1724

Chapel Books

[Southampton] Lease of Cottage & Garden next to Southampton Castle This is a 1724 lease of 'all that messuage or tenement with the appurtenances late in the possession of William Lovatt and now of Thompson Gibbings widow.....being in the parish of Saint Michaels within the said town and county of Southampton on the west side of a street called French Street between a tenement in the tenure or occupation of Philipp Odar on the north part, a tenement late in the tenure or occupation of Edward Wallett & now of the widow Coombes.....on the south part, and the said street called French Street on the east part, which said messuage or tenement was formerly the freehold.....of Susan Burt.....and was.....by her will [of 1678] devised to Richard Odar father of the said Philipp Odar [there follows details of several Odars]. With the cottage came a garden 'formerly part of the Castle Ditches belonging to the ruinous castle.....'. The lease is for a year, indicating an imminent sale of the property. Two sections in the left hand margin [probably bearing tax stamps] have been cut away. The lease bears the signatures of Francis Woodman [son-in-law of Richard Odar], Elizabeth Rowe and Richard Bartholomew. (ref 710/6)

Lovatt

Gibbings

Odar

Wallett

Coombes

Burt

Woodman

Rowe

Bartholomew

107

1900, 1912

Chapel Books

[Southsea] 2 Parchment Deeds to 8 Andover Road 2 minor deeds dated 1900 & 1912. The pair (ref 21/35)

108

1881, 1918

Chapel Books

[Southsea] 2 Parchment Deeds to 4 Playfair Road Conveyances of 1881 and 1918. The house would appear to have been built in 1880/81. The pair (ref 21/36)

109

1872-1877

Chapel Books

[Southsea] 5 Property Deeds for 10 Kings Terrace 5 parchment deeds spanning the years 1872-1877, the names principally involved are Rastrick, Dymond and Butcher. (ref 685/12)

Rastrick

Dymond

Butcher

110

1897

Chapel Books

[South Warnborough] Abstract of Title to The Plough Inn This 1897 abstract details land transactions (and the parties involved) from 1879. Manuscript on 9 sheets of double-foolscap + separate plan. (ref F195/108)

111

1955

Chapel Books

[Springbourne] Sales Particulars of 109/111 Windham Road & 21 Victoria Place These shop & resdential premises came up for auction in 1955. They date back to at least 1876. 4pp of printed particulars in grey card covers. Staples rusty. (ref 577/23)

112

1877-1918

Chapel Books

[Stamshaw] 3 Property Deeds for 9 & 11 Stanley Road These 2 houses were built by local bricklayer Thomas Bowler in about 1870. The houses were mortgaged until after his 1917 death. 2 paper & 1 parchment documents spanning the period 1877-1918. (ref 685/11)

Bowler