Herefordshire 301-400
Herefordshire
201-300 |
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Herefordshire
401-500 |
ID |
Date |
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Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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301 |
1889 |
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48/147
Walford - 1889 - |
Evans |
Jones |
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302 |
1889 |
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48/113
Walford - 1889 - Mortgage of property
in Walford by William Evans (Llangarren) to Ferdinando Stratford Collins
(Ross). Property, occupied by William Higgins, and formerly by George Green,
is identified by the numbers on the Tithe Commutation Map. Paper. Signed
by William Evans. £18 |
Evans |
Collins |
Higgins |
Green |
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303 |
1890 |
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48/68
Walford - 1890 - Re-conveyance of Property in Walford by Ferdinando Stratford Collins (Ross) to William Evans (Llangarren) on repayment
of Mortgage. Paper. Signed
by F S Collins. £19 |
Collins |
Evans |
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304 |
1890 |
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48/119
Walford - 1890 - Statutory declaration by Henry Rudge (formerly Walford, now
Dinham, nr. Chepstow) and Jonathan
Jones (Walford) concerning cottage to be sold by Rudge to Harry Leslie
Blundell McCalmont. Rudge provides
details of his parents, inheritance of property and work carried out on the
cottage, and Jones gives further details about the family. a) Paper - folded
and written on 3 sides - signature of Henry Rudge and 'mark' of Jonathan
Jones, Together with b) copy (made 1882) of Henry Rudge's Birth Certificate,
c) copy of the entry for his parent's marriage. [see also 48/114 and
120] £32 |
Rudge |
Jones |
McCalmont |
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305 |
1890 |
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48/120
Walford - 1890 - Indemnity given by Laura Elizabeth Collins and Nathaniel
Kyrle Collins (Ross) as executors of William Hutcheson Collins to Harry
Leslie Blundell McCalmont in respect of property to be sold to him by Henry
Rudge. It was formerly mortgaged to W H Collins, but the Security Deed had
been lost. Includes details of sale agreement of the same date and a schedule
of the cottage and lands. Paper . Signed
by Laura E Collins and |
Collins |
McCalmont |
Rudge |
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306 |
1890 |
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48/122 Walford
- 1890 - Lease of property by Manley Kingsmill Manley Power (Ross) to Harry Leslie Blundell McCalmont
(Bishopswood). Details of cottage and
schedule of lands over which sporting rights granted - various covenants
relating to landlord and tenant. Paper . Signed by M
K M Power. £22 |
McCalmont |
Power |
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307 |
1890 |
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48/118
Walford - 1890 - Sale of Properties by 'tenants in common' of an estate, to Edwin
Arthur Brassey Crockett. The vendors - Richard and James Thorney (both of
Aberdare, Glam.), Luke and John Alfred Owen (both of Barry, Glam.) - the
husband and son of Caroline, dec'd, and Samuel and Sarah Davies (formerly of |
Crockett |
Thorney |
Owen |
Davies |
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308 |
1891 |
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48/123
Walford - 1891 - Agreement between Richard Tummy and George Simmonds /
Symonds for letting of house and garden. Paper - signed by Richard Tummy and
George Symonds. £12 |
Tummy |
Simmonds |
Symonds |
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309 |
1899 |
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48/128
Walford - 1899 - Insurance Policy issued to
Harry L B McCalmont in respect of Howle Farm (occupied by Mr Higgins),
listing the estate buildings and their values. Noted on reverse - McCalmont's
interest vested in William O N Shaw in 1901. £8 |
McCalmont |
Higgins |
Shaw |
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310 |
1904 |
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48/127
Walford - 1904 - Short Declaration by Edward Otto Partridge (Dolgelly,
Merioneth) identifying land sold to William Otho Nicholson Shaw (of
Bishopswood). Paper - signed by Edward Otto Partridge, together with a large
detailed hand drawn plan on waxed paper, identifying land sold. £18 |
Partridge |
Shaw |
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311 |
1889 |
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50/23
Archdale, Sybilla Mary [nee Miles] - Ledbury- 1889. Probated will - vellum - names husband, 4
children, father, brother and sister - in - law. £20 |
Archdale |
Miles |
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312 |
1876 |
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53/65 Badham,
Bathsheba [widow] - Tarrington - 1876 Probated will - vellum - names 2 sons,
2 daughters [Prosser, Smith] and daughter in law. £18 |
Badham |
Prosser |
Smith |
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313 |
1873 |
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53/61
Bailey, John - Colwall - 1873 Probated will - vellum - names 6 children of
2nd marriage. £20 |
Bailey |
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314 |
1875 |
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53/63 Bannister,
William-Tarrington/ Stoke Edith - 1875 Probated will - vellum - names wife.
£16 |
Bannister |
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315 |
1739-1798 |
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48/44 Barrett
- Scrap of paper showing details of 5 Barrett Baptisms and Deaths between
1739 and 1798. £5 |
Barrett |
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316 |
1850 |
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48/47 Barrett,
Mrs. Sarah - Ledbury - 1850. Inventory of share allotted to Mrs. Mary Buckle
of effects bequeathed equally between her and Margaret Morris wife of William
Morris, Ledbury. Paper - signed by Jos. Bird, Appraiser, Ledbury. £12 |
Barrett |
Buckle |
Morris |
Bird |
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317 |
1850 |
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48/46
Barrett, Mrs. Sarah - Ledbury - 1850. Inventory of goods allotted to Mrs.
Margaret Morris of effects bequeathed equally between her and Mary Buckle ,
wife of William Buckle, Monmouth. Paper - signed by Jos. Bird, , Appraiser,
Ledbury. £12 |
Barrett |
Morris |
Buckle |
Bird |
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318 |
1850 |
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48/45
Barrett, Mrs. Sarah - Ledbury - 1850. Inventory of goods bequeathed to
Margaret Morris wife of William - paper - hand written and signed by Jos.
Bird, Appraiser, Ledbury. £12 |
Barrett |
Morris |
Bird |
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319 |
1891 |
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50/24
Barrett, Emily - Bosbury - 1891. Probated will - vellum - names husband, 7
children of sister Mary Pritchett and niece Emily Iles . £20 |
Barrett |
Pritchett |
Iles |
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320 |
1894 |
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50/25 Bishop,
Eliza [Widow] - Ledbury - 1894. Probated will - vellum - names 3 sons and
daughter. £20 |
Bishop |
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321 |
1860 |
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53/51 Bosley,
Benjamin - Little Marcle - 1860 Letters of Administration names sister, Mary.
£7 |
Bosley |
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322 |
1900 |
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48/57
Bourne, Richard - |
Bourne |
Manton |
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323 |
1868 |
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53/57
Bowers, John - Colwall - 1868 Probated will - vellum - names brother, William
of Chipping Norton and 6 children. £22 |
Bowers |
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324 |
1837 |
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48/27
Bullock / Gardiner / Phillips / Wight - 1837 Declaration by Thomas Bullock
(Bishops Frome). Details of his age and early employment on the estate at
Eversbatch the property of Ann Gardiner; of 3 generations of Ann's family including
son in law - Wight, and grandchildren (granddaughter married William Phillips
of Bromyard, who now owned estate). Paper with 'mark' of Thomas Bullock. £27 |
Bullock |
Gardiner |
Wight |
Phillips |
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325 |
1868 |
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50/19
Calder, Joseph - Townhope - 1868. Probated will - vellum - wife, Charlotte.
£17 |
Calder |
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326 |
1894 |
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53/81
Connop, George - Eastnor - 1894 Probated will - vellum - names son, daughter
in law and 5 grandchildren. £22 |
Connop |
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327 |
1898 |
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53/84
Cooper, Thomas - Bishops Frome - 1898 Letters of Administration - widow,
Rachel and son, William Charles, residing in Chimbarongo, Chile. £7 |
Cooper |
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328 |
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48/59
Davies Thomas - Weston Beggard -see
'Pitt' - Ledbury, below. |
Davies |
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329 |
1894 |
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53/80
Evans, Charles - Led bury - 1894 Probated will - vellum - names 5 children.
£22 |
Evans |
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330 |
1804 |
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48/25 Gardiner,
James - Instone, Bishops Frome - 1804 Contemporary copy of Will written on
paper. Names wife, 3 children, daughter in law and 5 grandchildren (
including wife of Rev. John Freeman). Property and land in Bishops Frome,
Batchfield and Bromyard - much identified by names, adjoining roads,
etc. £20 |
Gardiner |
Freeman |
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331 |
1880 |
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53/39 Godsall,
Mary Ann [widow of 53/49] - Tarrington and Tewksbury - 1880 Probated will -
vellum - names 2 sons, 2 daughters [one married Blizard, Tewkesbury] £22 |
Godsall |
Blizard |
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332 |
1855 |
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53/49
Godsall, Thomas - Tarrington - 1855 [see also 53/39] Probated will - vellum -
names wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters [1 to be married to Blizard]. Gives
extensive property details. £40 |
Godsall |
Blizard |
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333 |
1883 |
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53/78
Gregg, Elizabeth [spinster] - Led bury - 1883 Probated will - vellum - names
brother, sister and two nephews. £20 |
Gregg |
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334 |
1889 |
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48/53
Griffin, William - Ledbury - 1889 Appointment of new Trustees of Will.
Extensive details, including Will, Property held in Marriage Settlement (wife
- Charlotte M A ), 5 children - William H C , Charles T, Charlotte M Smith,
Dora S Buckell and Ellen M. , events subsequent to death and High Court
Action taken by Dora against Trustees. 6 pages of paper (sewn together)
signed by C M Smith, John R Smith, E M Griffin, Cha Griffin and L F Buckell
(Cannock, Staffs.). £32 |
Griffin |
Buckell |
Smith |
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335 |
1882 |
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50/20 Haywood,
James - Ledbury - 1882. Probated will - vellum - names wife , Elizabeth and
sister, Caroline, but children are not named. £18 |
Haywood |
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336 |
1876 |
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53/66
Haywood, Thomas- Ledbury - 1876. Probated will - vellum - names wife and son.
£18 |
Haywood |
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337 |
1870 |
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48/5 Hooper,
William Powell - Ross - died 1870 . Paper copy of Deed of Indemnity against
legacy of £1000 left to daughter, Sarah Mabel. Details of terms of will,
property at Walford sold to Alfred Samuel Moran Buttemer, Sidmouth, by
executors and provision for legacy of £1000. £30 |
Hooper |
Buttemer |
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338 |
1897 |
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53/85
Hooper, William- Led bury - 1897 Probated will - vellum - names 7 daughters
of late wife [Cowles, Dobbs, Leighton, Loveridge, Mittens, Murkley, Taylor]
£20 |
Hooper |
Cowles |
Dobbs |
Leighton |
Loveridge |
Mittens |
Murkley |
Taylor |
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339 |
1857 |
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48/23 Jones,
John and Sarah - Donnington - 1857 Declaration by Peter Dee that he knew
Sarah Jones, widow of John Jones of Donnington, - and that she is the person named in the
attached certificate of burial. Paper, signed by Peter Dee with contemporary
copy of burial certificate of Sarah Jones.
£18 |
Jones |
Dee |
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340 |
1853 |
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53/47
Jones, Thomas - Dorstone - 1853 Probated will - vellum - names father, brother,
sister [Mathews], nephew, niece [Hannah, wife of Jonathan Davies] and their
children. Gives extensive property details. £44 |
Jones |
Mathews |
Davies |
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341 |
1877 |
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53/67
Jones, Thomas - Wellington Heath, Ledbury - 1877 Probated will - vellum -
names wife, son and 2 daughters [one married to John Dillon]. £17 |
Jones |
Dillon |
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342 |
1886 |
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53/73
Jones, Thomas - Much Marcle- 1886 Letters of Administration - sister Ann . £7 |
Jones |
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343 |
1837 |
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48/86
Jones, William - Walford - 1837 Contemporary copy of Will - paper
(watermarked 1836) - names wife Mary, brother James and sisters Benediita,
Mary and Elizabeth and 11 nephews (Jones, Whittingham) and nieces (Jones,
Penn, Howells and Morris). Also contains details of land owned by Jones. [see
48/84, 87 and 89]. £17 |
Jones |
Whittingham |
Penn |
Howells |
Morris |
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344 |
1863 |
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53/52
Jones, William - Tarrington - 1863 Probated will - vellum - names wife, son,
daughter and son in law William Smith. £22 |
Jones |
Smith |
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345 |
1875 |
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53/64 Jordan,
William - Putley - 1875 Probated will - vellum - wife not named, daughter,
Elizabeth Griffiths. £20 |
Jordan |
Griffiths |
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346 |
1831 |
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50/18 Kendrick,
Richard - Bosbury - 1831. Probated will - vellum - names wife, 3 sons and
daughter. £30 |
Kendrick |
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347 |
1879 |
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53/70
Kendrick, Jane - Coddington - 1879 Letters of Administration - son, Richard.
£7 |
Kendrick |
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348 |
1867 |
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53/56
Lane, John - Eastnor - 1867 Probated will - vellum - names 2 sons, 2
daughters. £20 |
Lane |
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349 |
1871 |
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53/59
Lane, William - Eastnor - 1871 [? Son of 53/56] Probated will - vellum -
names wife. £17 |
Lane |
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350 |
1896 |
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53/82
Madders, William - Ledbury 1896 Draft Will - paper - names wife but not
children. £22 |
Madders |
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351 |
1878 |
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53/69
Mailes, Amos - Much Marcle - 1878 Probated will - vellum - names 6 children
[one daughter married to Mann] and 2 grandchildren. Wife not named. £23 |
Mailes |
Mann |
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352 |
1900 |
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48/57
Manton, William - Ledbury - 1900 Inventory and valuation of furniture and
effects of Richard Bourne, Dec'd.
Paper - prepared and signed by William Manton, licensed appraiser and
auctioneer. £6 |
Manton |
Bourne |
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353 |
1892 |
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48/35
Marfell - Llangarren / Weston under Penyard / Hope Mansell - 1892 Declaration
by James Marfell (Llangarren). Made 9 months after declaration see 48/34. Basically
the same, but only refers to brothers, Thomas - died 1885 (Weston under
Penyard) and Cornelius - died 1888 (Hope Mansell) - paper - signed by James Marfell. £15 |
Marfell |
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354 |
1877 |
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53/68
Meacham, Edwin - Led bury - 1877 Probated will - vellum - names wife, 6
children [daughters married to Bothrill, Price], grandchildren [Bennett,
Meacham, Price] and Sarah Ann Robinson [wife’s daughter by former husband].
£30 |
Meacham |
Bothrill |
Price |
Bennett |
Robinson |
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355 |
1885 |
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50/22 Meek,
Edward George - Bishops Frome - 1885. Probated will - vellum - names mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Wadley , widow and other [possible] relatives James Shedrick
Meek and Jane Elizabeth Baker . £17 |
Meek |
Wadley |
Baker |
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356 |
1873 |
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48/108
Miles - Walford - 1873 Summons and copy of Plaint in Equity (Court action)
taken by John Miles against his brother, sister in law and nephew - William,
Maria and George Miles for the non payment of a legacy due under the Will of
his mother, Hannah Part printed court Summons with copy of John's statement
and undertaking by William's solicitor to settle out of Court. [see also
48/109 - Property etc.] £22 |
Miles |
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357 |
1882 |
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53/72
Morgan, William - Wellington Heath, Ledbury - 1882 Probated will - vellum -
names wife and son. £17 |
Morgan |
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358 |
1872 |
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53/60
Morris, James - Much Cowaine - 1872 Probated will - vellum - names 2 brothers
and wife - children not named. £25 |
Morris |
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359 |
1853-1854 |
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48/151
Partridge, John - 1853/4 Letter from James Wintle - acting as ? Agent - to
Thomas Territt (Ruardean, Glos.) stating John Partridge was willing to
purchase small piece of land. Signed by James Wintle. Endorsed on reverse,
and signed by Thomas Terrett - that purchase money received. Single sheet of
blue paper (approx 9"x 7") folded double. £8 |
Partridge |
Wintle |
Territt |
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360 |
1856 |
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53/48
Perrins, Richard - Munsley - 1856 Probated will - vellum - names wife,
Martha, residuary beneficiaries - Benjamin Saunders and Mary Ann Williams
[daughter of William Williams] The Woodman Inn, Bradford. £28 |
Perrins |
Saunders |
Williams |
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361 |
1862 |
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53/55
Pitt, Walter - Led bury - 1862 Probated will - vellum - names 6 brothers and niece. £20 |
Pitt |
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362 |
1907 |
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48/59
Pitt - Ledbury - 1907 Appointment
by Mary Ann Pitt (Ledbury) of part of Interest
in Trust set up by the Will of her father - Thomas Davies dec'd, to one of
her children - William James Pitt.
Refers to provisions of Thomas Davies'
Will, his wife, 4 children (one daughter married - |
Pitt |
Davies |
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363 |
1889 |
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53/75
Playstead, Edwina - Led bury - 1889 Probated will - vellum - names 5 nieces [Clarke,
Herbert, Maule, Playstead], 2 nephews [Bluck, Powell] and grand nephews /
nieces. £20 |
Playstead |
Clarke |
Herbert |
Maule |
Bluck |
Powell |
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364 |
1869 |
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53/58
Pollard, Benjamin - Wigmore - 1869 Probated will - vellum - names wife, niece
[? |
Pollard |
Tipton |
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365 |
1862 |
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53/54
Scattergood, William - Led bury - 1862 Probated will - vellum - names wife
and eldest son [other children not named], wife’s brother and his son [Rann]
. £22 |
Scattergood |
Rann |
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366 |
1901 |
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53/87
Revell, Jane [widow] - Eggleton / Led bury - 1901 Probated will - vellum -
names 12 nephews / nieces [Barrett, Brown, Pudge, Waldron]. £20 |
Revell |
Barrett |
Brown |
Pudge |
Waldron |
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367 |
1846 |
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53/46
Reynolds,John - Putley - 1846 Probated will - vellum - names wife and four
children. £27 |
Reynolds |
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368 |
1892 |
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53/79
Richards, John - Led bury - 1892 Probated will - vellum - names 2 sons,
daughter and grandson [Harris]. £22 |
Richards |
Harris |
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369 |
1732 |
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48/1
Showell, John - Ledbury - 1732. ORIGINAL Will. Paper - names 5 children and
son - in - law William Deeks, |
Showell |
Deeks |
Browning |
Taylor |
Hide |
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370 |
1897 |
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53/83
Smith, Albert - Yarkhill - 1897 Probated will - vellum - wife not named,
sister, Sarah and brother in law, William Richard Hankins [? married to his
sister, Jane]. £18 |
Smith |
Hankins |
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371 |
1776-1829 |
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48/150
Smith, Nathaniel - Avenbury - 1776 - 1829 - Five small paper documents
including :- 1) Pedigree of Nathaniel Smith with details of his 2 wives, 5
children and their spouses (Hill, Walker, West, Willan). 2) Extract (stamped at 'Kings Silver
Office) of Fine, recording Sale of Property to Benjamin Gardner by
Nathaniel's daughters. 3), 4 ) & 5) Certified extracts from Parish Records confirming details of
Marriage of Nathaniel, and Baptism of his children, burials of Nathaniel Smith and Eliza
Catherine Gardiner (Stanford Bishop).
£14 |
Smith |
Hill |
Walker |
West |
Willan |
Gardner |
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372 |
1858 |
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53/50Smith,
William - Led bury / Town hope - 1858 Probated will - vellum - beneficiary,
Hannah [wife of Thomas White]. £21 |
Smith |
White |
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373 |
1890 |
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53/76 Smith,
William - Eggleton - 1890 Probated will - vellum - names 2 sons. Wife and
other children not named. £18 |
Smith |
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374 |
1874 |
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53/62 Sparkman,
John - Little Marcle - 1874 Probated will - vellum - names wife and 6
children. £28 |
Sparkman |
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375 |
1853 |
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48/62 Terrett,
Joseph and Hannah - Ross - 1853..... see entry under Terrett, George in
Gloucestershire. |
Terrett |
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376 |
1898 |
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53/86 Turner,
Emily Adelaide [spinster] - Little Marcle - 1898 Letters of Administration -
father, John. £7 |
Turner |
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377 |
1886 |
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53/74 Vale,
Francis Villiers - Coddington - 1886 Letters of Administration - father,
Henry Edward Vale. £7 |
Vale |
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378 |
1800 |
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48/138 Walker,
Thomas - 1800 Release by Thomas acknowledging receipt of his share of legacy
due to his mother Elizabeth Walker under Will of her Father - Phillip
?Morres, charged upon premises of Francis Massey, Tenbury. Paper,
watermarked, with 4 small holes slightly affecting text - signed by Thos.
Walker. £36 |
Walker |
Morres |
Massey |
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379 |
1863 |
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53/53
Warren, Samuel - Newtown Ironworks, Led bury - 1863 Probated will - vellum -
names wife. £15 |
Warren |
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380 |
1792 |
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48/72
Webb, John - the Dam, Walford - 1792 Sworn deposition made by John Webb (aged
over 80 years). Refers to Common Law wife, Anne Heming (daughter of William)
and their 3 children - married names, Edwards (Oxenhall, Glos.) and Penn, and
his marriage (following Anne Heming's death) to Anne Hoskins and their 3 children - married names
Phillips and Counsell (Goodrich). Written on watermarked paper with duty
stamps and 'mark' of John Webb. £42 |
Webb |
Heming |
Edwards |
Penn |
Hoskins |
Phillips |
Counsell |
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381 |
1886 |
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48/129
Whittard, James Butt - Whitchurch - 1886 & 130 - Certified copies of - a)
Will - refers to wife Ann, and b) Probate, issued by PDA Division of High
Court. [see also 48/131, below, and 132, in 'Property' section - under Hope
Mansell - re Bankruptcy of Anne Whittard]
£11 |
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382 |
1886 |
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48/131 Whittard,
J B - Whitchurch - 1886 Certified copy of Burial Certificate (prepared
1893). [see also 48/129, above and
132 in 'Property' section - under Hope
Mansell] £6 |
Whittard |
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383 |
1881 |
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53/71
Williams, Richard - Eastnor - 1881 Probated will - vellum - names wife. £16 |
Williams |
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384 |
1884 |
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50/21
Winnall, Sarah [widow] - Ledbury - 1884 Probated will - vellum - names son
James Barrett, Frank Peters Smith and 2 sisters [Higgins and Clarke] also
named as beneficiaries. £20 |
Winnall |
Barrett |
Smith |
Higgins |
Clarke |
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385 |
1799 |
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48/143
Witcomb, John - c.1799 Examination of John Witcomb, born about 1782,
regarding the treatment he had received from his step father - Mr. Greening -
following his mother's re-marriage. John had a sister about a year older than
himself. Gives details of schooling, work he'd had to undertake and beatings
by Greening. Written on 1 sheet of paper (watermarked 1795) £24 |
Witcomb |
Greening |
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386 |
1827 |
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48/164 Official copy of Will of Reeve, Judith
(spinster) - (Bromyard, Hfdsh.) - died 1827 - various bequests to friends,
with bulk of estate going to cousins - Rev. John Hallward (Essington,
Suffolk) and Thomas Hallward (Greys Inn, London). Paper, watermarked 1828. £18 |
Reeve |
Hallward |
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387 |
1480,
1606, 1632 |
Dominic
Winter |
370 |
Kington.
Assignment of a lease for 1000 years of a meadow of 2 acres and a close of
1/2acre of land on the south side of the river, called "Waythell",
from Richard Powell of Leonhalles [Lyonshall], yeoman to John Langford of
Titley, shoemaker, dated 6 June 1606, mentions the original lease of 1480
whereby the churchwardens of Kington leased the land to Richard Daywyn for
1000 years and is endorsed with a further assignment from John Langford to
John James of ?Glawdestrey [Gladestry], shoemaker dated 1632, parchment title
deed in English in good condition with one seal tag but no seal |
Powell |
Langford |
Daywyn |
James |
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388 |
1815 |
ebay |
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An
interesting and engaging hand written Last Will and Testament plus codicil
dated |
Jones |
Matthews |
Beavan |
Lloyd |
Reece |
Higgins |
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389 |
1849 |
Ebay |
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An
attractive and interesting Letter of Administration document dated |
Beavan |
Bird |
Wall |
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390 |
1763 |
Ebay |
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1763
Receipt from William Turner's Tennant for Land & ground rent 10/- per
year, and building 6/- per year, in the Borough of Leominster, to a female
called, Patience Nelme, with her Mark "P N" against her name. From
the image, I read this as a landlord's notice to his tenant of a transfer of
ownership of the freehold of two pieces of land, one from Mr Joseph Pateshall
and one from Mr Henry Dobbes to Mr William Turner. |
Turner |
Nelme |
Pateshall |
Dobbes |
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391 |
1794 |
Chapel Books |
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[Dymock] Further Mortgage of the Church, Rectory
& Tithes In 1793 Sir Henry Tempest of Tong ( |
Tempest |
Higgins |
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392 |
1877 |
Chapel Books |
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[Blakemere]
Conveyance of 2 Cottages called 'The Brook' This 1877 conveyance to Henry
Heywood is signed by the churchwarden and the overseers, and bears the seal
of the guardians of the poor of Weobley Union. Manuscript on parchment, nice
& clean. (ref C1368A) |
Heywood |
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393 |
1904-1921 |
Chapel Books |
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[Bodenham]
Broadfield & Dudales Hope Estates Collection of over 20 [mostly property]
deeds & documents covering the period 1904-1921. Includes several large
hand-coloured plans. Concerns Helme, Burrell, Benn, Evans & Arkwright
families. Also included is an envelope containing 8 photographs of
farmhouses, cottages etc. (ref ST31) |
Helme |
Burrell |
Benn |
Evans |
Arkwright |
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394 |
1841-1906 |
Chapel Books |
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[Bredwardine]
2 Deeds Relating to Croft of Webb This property (the more recent of the deeds
- a 1906 mortgage transfer - contains a hand-drawn site plan showing the
property to be on the Bredwardine-Merbach Hill Road) is described as three
'...cottages or dwellinghouses having fallen into a ruinous state....'. Several
earlier deeds appear not to have survived, but one that has is an 1841
assignment showing the properties to have been the concern of female members
of the |
Williams |
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395 |
1742-1881 |
Chapel Books |
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[Burghill]
Small Group of Documents Relating to Elton's Marsh Elton's Marsh is on the
modern A4110 road heading North from |
Salway |
Powell |
Floyd |
Lane |
Turner |
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396 |
1819-1836 |
Chapel Books |
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[Dorstone]
Property Deeds relating to Whitehouse, 1819-1836 Five
large multi-page parchment deeds as follows: 1819
Deed of trust Higgins to Jones & Higgins 1819
Assignment & further mortgage Higgins to 1831
Mortgage transfer 1832
Release & assignment Price to Powell 1836
Mortgage Powell to Wilde Whitehouse
is described as being 'in the |
Jones |
Higgins |
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Price |
Powell |
Wilde |
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397 |
1864 |
Chapel Books |
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[Ledbury
& surrounding parishes] A List of
Constables Appointed in the Ledbury District.............. Printed
list for 1864 for 21 parishes with the names, abodes and professions (inc 7
blacksmiths, 4 labourers and 16 farmers) of the 40-odd appointees. Old folds, small tears where folds cross
but nothing serious, single paper sheet, ideal for framing for the local
historian (the family historian may wish to check on surnames by email). Parishes are Ashperton, Aylton, Bosbury,
Canon Froome, Castle Froome, Coddington, Colwall, Donnington, Eastnor,
Eggleton, Ledbury, Little Marcle, Much Marcle, Munsley, Parkhold, Pixley,
Putley, Stretton Grandsome, Tarrington, Woolhope and Yarkhill. (ref 502/11) |
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398 |
1834 |
Chapel Books |
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[Llangarren
& Whitchurch] Deed of Exchange of Land This is an 1834 agreement between
Whitchurch esquire Daniel Hughes and Elizabeth Posthuma Simcoe of Devon, in
which parts of The 12 Acre Field and Sheep Cot Field in Llangarren were
exchanged for parts of Plash Field and Old Forge Field [Whitchurch] which had
become isolated by the new turnpike road leading from the Monmouth-Ross Road
to Hereford (ie the modern A4137). Both copies of the indenture are available
- however they are not an exact match [though signed and dated]. (ref 5/15)
The pair |
Whitchurch |
Hughes |
Simcoe |
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399 |
1880s |
Chapel Books |
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[Llangarren/Marstow/Whitchurch]
Collection of Papers concerning Ruxton Farm These papers date from the early
1880s when Ruxton Farm, parts of which lay in 3 parishes, was owned by Mary
Jane Collins of Newton Lodge, near Monmouth. The collection is predominantly
correspondence, much of it in Mrs Collins' own hand, and she seems to have
had a succession of problem tenant farmers. Over 90 items in all. (ref 7421) |
Collins |
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400 |
1821 |
Chapel Books |
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[Luston] Sale Particulars & Conditions of 3
Cottages The exact location of these 3 cottages, which came up for sale in
1821, isn't shown - only the names of the 3 occupants - William Ward, John
Price and Thomas Burton - give us, looking back from 180-odd years later, any
clue as to where they were. This is a
very unusual arrangement inasmuch as John Price - presumably the John Price
shown as occupant of one of the cottages - was effectively selling his life
interest in the cottages which, on his death, would revert back to the next
'life'. This is reflected in the
purchase price - just £20 - paid by Edward Scarlet of nearby Eye. The sheet containing details - such as
they are - of the cottages is a cut-down version of a larger sheet, the top
half of which (undoubtedly cut away in 1821 & not here present) related
to other Luston property in another sale.
Printed particulars, now 8"x6", accompanied by printed
conditions with manuscript insertions on 2 sheets each approx
8"x13" and bearing the signature Edward Scarlet, he having paid £4
deposit. (ref 3006) |
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