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King's |
1753 |
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Darby
Family.-." Darby (William, d. 1742 & Jonathan, d. 1834, of Leap
Castle, King's County, Ireland) An Account of my Stock and Wooll And How
Disposed of for ye Year 1752, accounts book, c. 50pp. excluding blanks,
manuscript in several hands, ruled in red, 1f. cut at head, A.L.s. from
George Atkinson, architect, concerning construction work on ?Leap Castle,
dated 30th June 1753, and some notes loosely inserted, browned, original
vellum, title in ink on upper cover, extensively soiled, sm. 4to, 1726-54.
#200-300 |
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Tyrone |
1796 |
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130 |
Indenture...
Between John Brien of Stralongford in the County of Tyrone... and John Fiddes
in the County of Fermanagh, printed form with manuscript insertions, remains
of wax seals, folds, a few tears starting, browned, 389 x 504mm., 21st
September 1796; and 5 others, Indentures, 1797-1837 (6). #75 - 100 |
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Kildare |
1684 |
Bloomsbury
11 May 2000 |
26 |
Charles
II (King of Great Britain, 1630-85).-., Ormonde (James Butler, twelfth Earl
& first Duke of, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1610-88) Letters Patent, granting
land and property to Nicholas Jones ''in the barony of Great Connell in our
County of Kildare'' etc. for ''a fine or sume of fforty two pounds'', D.s.
''James'', manuscript on vellum, two sheets, fine engraved portrait of
Charles II within the initial ''C'', ruled in red, damp affecting foot of
sheets and signature, some slight loss of text, a few tears, folds, browned,
great seal affixed, worn with two thirds loss, 625 x 720mm., Dublin, 4th
December 1684. N.B. The document refers to ''two hundred and sixty five
acres?.?.?. profitable land plantation.'' #150-200 |
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4 |
Dublin |
1779-1813 |
Dominic
Winter 16 May 2001 |
425 |
Dinwiddie (Dr James). Group of five letters to Dinwiddie
1779-1813, including a letter of Hugh Ferguson from Dublin discussing
Dinwiddie's prowess as a lecturer, various colleagues and business matters; a
letter from George Young, a Belfast carpenter asking for a loan; a letter
from his nephew James, discussing a proposed trip to 'Harrogate Wells'; a
letter from his son in law James Proudfoot mainly discussing family matters
and a letter from John Thomson MD giving a detailed account of his patient,
Miss Green aged 62. Dinwiddie (1746-1815) was a writer and lecturer on a wide
range of scientific subjects including physics, chemistry, engineering and
much else. Although little known to history, his contribution to the
development of science at the end of the 18th c. was considerable. (5)
£150-200- £0 |
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Proudfoot |
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5 |
Cork |
1772 |
Bloomsbury
21 June 2001 |
42 |
Genealogy.
Edmondson (Joseph, Mowbray Herald Extraordinary, d. 1786) A Genealogical Table
Shewing the Descent of the Right Honorable Simon Luttrell Baron Irnham of
Luttrellstown in the Kingdom of Ireland from Lottrell a Norman Chief.,
manuscript roll, 80 watercolour coats of arms, linen-backed, last section
torn with very slight loss, creased with a few tears, a little soiled at
head, slightly browned, 3260 x 390mm., 1772. N.B. Simon Luttrell (1713-87),
created Viscount Carhampton, of Castlehave, co. Cork in 1781. £200-300 |
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Kerry |
1920s |
Dominic
Winter 3 Oct 2001 |
307 |
Pedigree
of Butcher of Danesfort, Kilarney, County Kerry 1761-1926, illuminated by
Arthur Herbert Butcher, c. 1920's, illuminated calligraphic manuscript on 70
vellum leaves, unbound, approximately 11x8ins A magnificent historical
manuscript. The Butcher family, who originally emanated from Hertfordshire,
were one of the major families in the Kilarney area in the 19th c. and
remained so until after independence when they appear to have left - at a
time when many non-catholic families were leaving Ireland. The Butcher's had
an illustrious history with one member being the High Sherriff of
Bedfordshire in 1761, John Barlow Butcher was wounded at Sevastopol, George
Hastings Butcher was a Captain in the 42nd Gurkha Regiment, and they also
numbered a Vice-Admiral in their ranks. John Butcher, created first Baron
Danesfort in 1924, was a noted lawyer and MP for York - he was famous enough
to be featured by Spy in Vanity Fair and a portrait of him hangs in the
National Portrait Gallery. The present manuscript is a fine example of
illuminated calligraphy with highly decorative title page, borders and 19
portrait miniatures (one excised). |
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Kerry |
1848 |
Bloomsbury
22 Nov 2001 |
94 |
Great
Skellig. Simon Pure Grand Skellig List, for 1848, printed broadside, woodcut
illustration at head, mounted, a few small holes, folds, foxed, edges frayed,
480 x 190mm., 1848; Summer Hill Skellig List, manuscript, 4pp., folds, n.d.
[nineteenth century]; Masthir Dick Mac Namara's Skellig list, Assisted in the
Same by Myself, Jerry Cortigan, manuscript, 4pp. only, folds, foxed, n.d.
(3). Probably written by quakers: "Miss Coleman's the first on my list
did you say?; Led along by a tall handsome Quaker." Great Skellig, one
of three small islands off Bolus head, County Kerry. A place of pilgrimage,
Skellig has a ruined monastery, said to have been founded by St. Finan. The
ultimate part of the pilgrimage was to kiss the Cross situated at the
furthest point of a narrow ledge overlooking a 900 foot drop to the sea
below. |
MacNamara |
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Coleman |
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Dublin |
18th
century |
Bloomsbury
22 Nov 2001 |
98 |
Irish Printers.-
Grierson family. Archive of papers and genealogies relating to the Grierson
family, printers of Dublin, manuscripts, notebooks with transcripts of
letters, receipts etc., some heraldic pen and ink drawings, numerous
typescripts, most loose or in files, notebooks in various bindings,
[nineteenth century - twentieth century]; and a quantity of others, Irish
family (some Quaker) pedigrees and genealogies, v.s. (qty). A detailed
archive compiled by Colonel J.R.H. Greeves (Irish historian, author of Two
Irish Printing Families) on George Grierson and his family, Dublin printers
in the eighteenth century. The Grierson family of Lag and Rockhall held large
holdings in Dumfries and Kircudbright early in the fifteenth century. George
Grierson, a wealthy printer settled in Dublin in 1703 and began to produce
Bibles and Books of Common Prayer at his new premises, "The Sign of the
Two Bibles and King's Arms" in Essex Street. Grierson's second wife,
Constantia Philips was said to be one of the cleverest women of her
generation, "a most accomplished scholar and a friend of Dean
Swift". The business prospered and Grierson was admitted a Freeman of
Dublin in 1709 and in 1730 was made King's Printer for Ireland. The patent
was handed down to George Abraham Grierson who was described as "a man
of uncommon learning and great wit and vivacity" and well respected by
Samuel Johnson. |
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Greeves |
Philips |
Swift |
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Kildare |
1859 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
217 |
Large vellum
indenture dated August 1859, manuscript in ink on three pages of vellum,
signed and sealed by all parties, slight overall dusting but otherwise in
good condition. An agreement between Benjamin Lefray of Cardinton and Patrick
Murphy of Athy both in Co Kildare, for a large area of lands |
Lefray |
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Mayo |
1850 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
218 |
Fine
vellum indenture dated May 23rd, 1850, manuscript in ink, signed and sealed by
all parties to base, in fine fresh condition. The document is a lease for
lands in Newport, County Mayo, between Sir Richard Annesley O'Donnell and
John Felton and Alexander Danson. Sir Richard was a member of the famous
O'Donnell clan which includes many celebrated ancestors, including Rory
O'Donnell, 'Red' Hugh O'Donnell, and Daniel O'Donnell, who fought at the
Battle of the Boyne. Sir Richard is famous in Irish history for donating the
Cathach, the famous latin manuscript of the psalms to the Royal Irish
Accademy, and its silver shrine to the National Museum in Dublin. His home,
which is referred to in this document, was Newport House, now a luxury hotel.
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Tyrone |
1857 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
219 |
Vellum
probate dated 1857, manuscript on vellum, some browning to outer surface, but
interior in good clean condition. The probate of the estates of William
Strabane of County Tyrone, listing his last requests, including details of his
estate of Guns, books, household furniture, shares etc. It would appear from
this document that he was a man of considerable wealth. |
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Dublin |
1813 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
220 |
Large multi
sheet vellum indenture dated November 2nd, 1813, manuscript document in ink
written on four large sheets of vellum, signed and sealed by all parties to
base, minor dust soiling. A marriage settlement on Sir Joseph Darcy Sirr of
Dublin, and Elizabeth Hoare of Limerick, and detailing a large estate in
County Dublin, providing considerable information for local historians and
genealogist of the area |
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1798 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
221 |
Interesting
manuscript letter to a Wiltshire clergyman dated August 2nd, 1798, making
extensive references to the rebellion then taking place in Ireland, as well
as referring to a highway robbery, written in a neat legible hand, 3pp 4to.
This extremely interesting letter provides a clue to English attitudes
towards the 1798 rebellion, which was caused by the growth of the Society of
United Irishmen and its aims of making the Irish parliament much more
representative of all religions. Frustration at the British Government's
refusal to increase Catholic representation, rebellion became inevitable, and
this was put down with severe violence. In this letter, the author, Mr D
Turner (possibly a clergyman) writes to his friend the Rev J Briggs of
Devizes, and comments: '...what dreadful work does the pride and ignorance of
mankind make in the world? Much to blame I believe on both sides, tho' much
the greatest on the severity of the ruling powers I believe and now they talk
of the rebellion being at an end - it may be so at present but unless very
wise ajust and benevolent measures are taken on the side of Government, and
more real knowledge , virtue and piety prevail among the people there will be
no settled permanent tranquility' - a truly prophetic letter! |
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Tipperary |
1868 |
ebay |
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A
document drawn up in and around 1868 on PAPER.
Handwritten IT GIVES DETAILS OF THE INDENTURE DEED BETWEEN JOHN GOING OF WILFORD
IN THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY IN IRELAND AND OTHERS - THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN
GEORGE BRABAZON EARL OF BESSBOROUGH, THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN POYNTZ EARL
SPENCER AND THE HONOURABLE EDWARD FREDERICK LEVESON GOWER. LAND ON
MOONAMOUGHT COMMONS IN THE PARISH OF CALLAN IN THE COUNTY OF KILKENNY.
WRITTEN ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF FELLOWS WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1868 |
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Spencer |
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None |
c1629 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Dec 2002 |
421 |
Inquisition - Sir George Carew.
Important document on a single leaf of vellum, c.1629, being the findings of
an inquisition into the death of Sir George Carey [Carew], friend of Sir
Walter Raleigh and President of Munster, written in a flowing secretarial hand,
in fine fresh condition Inquisitions were instituted during the reign of
Henry III and were enquiries into lands held by people of status in order to
ascertain what was owing to the Crown in terms of income and rights. Carew
(or Carey) was an important figure in late Elizabeth/early Jacobean England.
In 1584 he was appointed gentleman-pensioner to Queen Elizabeth, whose favour
he had gained, and in 1586 he was knighted in Ireland. Refusing the embassy
to France, Sir George Carew was made master of the ordnance in Ireland in
1588, in 1590 Irish privy councillor, and in 1592 lieutenant-general of the
ordnance in England, in which capacity he accompanied Essex in the expedition
to Cadiz in 1596. He was appointed treasurer at war to Essex in Ireland in March
1599, and on the latter's sudden departure in September of the same year,
leaving the island in disorder, Carew was appointed a lord justice, and in
1600 president of Munster, where his vigorous measures enabled the new lord
deputy, Lord Mountjoy, to suppress the rebellion. He returned to England in
1603 and was well received by James I, who appointed him vice-chamberlain to
the Queen the same year, master of the ordnance in 1608, privy councillor in
1616, and on the accession of Charles I he became treasurer to Queen
Henrietta Maria in 1626. He sat for Hastings in the parliament of 1604, and
on 4th June 1605 was created Baron Carew of Clopton, being advanced to the
earldom of Totnes on 5th February 1626. In 1610 he revisited Ireland to
report on the state of the country and in 1618 pleaded in vain for his friend
Sir Walter Raleigh. He died on 27th March 1629, leaving no issue - hence the
present document. |
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1802 |
Bloomsbury
20 Jun 2002 |
90 |
Harvey
(Sir Eliab, Admiral, Captain of the "Fighting Téméraire" at the
battle of Trafalgar, 1758-1830) Indenture between George Marquis of
Buckingham, Mary Marchioness of Buckingham, Eliab Harvey "a Captain in
His Majesty's Navy" and Lady Louisa Harvey "Granted, Bargained,
sold, released … unto … Robert Lord Viscount Clare … the Town and Lands of
Kilcomb … otherwise Kilcoonel", D.s. "Nugent Buckingham",
"Mary Buckingham", "Eliab Harvey", "Louisa Harvey"
& "Maurice O'Connor", manuscript on vellum, 3ff., folds, wax
seals, 680 x 710mm., 27th February 1802. |
Harvey |
Buckingham |
Clare |
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1821 |
ebay |
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1821
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT BREWERS PATENT IRELAND. A DOCUMENT GIVING DETAILS OF
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN MR JAMES NEEDHAM
WHO HELD AN INVENTERS PATENT UNDER THE GREAT SEAL OF IRELAND FOR BREWING AND
USEFUL PUPOSES. FOR HIS INVENTIONS HE WAS AWARDED THE PATENT. THEN ASSIGNING
THE LETTERS PATENT TO WILLIAM FARLAR. THIS DOCUMENT IS ON FOUR SHEETS OF
FOLDED FLEUR DE LYS WATERMARKED PAPER ; SIZE 10 X 15 INCHES. |
Needham |
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Dublin |
1687 |
Bloomsbury
12-13 Jun 2003 |
598 |
Pepys
(Samuel, Clerk of the Acts to the Navy, diarist 1633-1703).- James II (King of
England, Scotland and Ireland, 1633-1701) Ships paper authorising William
Paine, master of the Betty of Dublin to make a voyage from Dublin to Lisboa,
Portugal, D.s. "James R", "Pepys" & "Thomas
Wilkinson", engraved ornate title with supporters from the royal arms
and a ship, with manuscript insertions, folds, one edge slightly stained, 4
wormholes, paper seal, 420 x 335mm., 29th August 1687. |
Pepys |
Paine |
Wilkinson |
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Dublin |
1790-1791 |
Dominic
Winter 25 June 2003 |
554 |
Pakenham
(Edward Michael, 1743-92, 2nd Baron Longford). Three autograph letters signed
('Longford'), to his nephew the Hon. Henry ('Harry') Stewart, 14 February
1790 to 30 January 1791, the first saying that he has settled with the
sub-sheriff over his house in Dublin, 1p., the second (1790) saying he has
received a letter from Edward Taylor concerning the death of Hercules
[?Rowley, father-in-law] and that it would be necessary 'to keep the whole
from Lady Longford', 1p., the third concerning the appointment of an Election
Day with Burrows, Ardhill's bankruptcy, a visit from an Edward Fitzgerald, a
half pay lieutenant, enquiring about his pay, 2pp., all 4to, folded, the
first and last with franking mark, together with two further letters from
Thomas Pakenham, 2nd Earl Longford, to his sister Elizabeth ('Bess'), the
first dated 6 September 1820, concerning the necessity of rising early in the
mornings, never attending club dinners, if parliament adjourns he will go to
Brighton, Hull, etc., the latter dated 8 April 1821, concerning the Catholic
Bill and hoping it will be thrown out, arriving at Bangor Ferry, looking at
the new road and bridge, the latter not finished yet, 3pp. both signed
Longford with integral address, franking mark and seal, 4to |
Packenham |
Stewart |
Taylor |
Burrows |
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Fitzgerald |
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Dominic
Winter 25 June 2003 |
570 |
Wellington
(Catherine Wellesley, nee Pakenham, Duchess of Wellington). Five autograph letters
signed ('DS Wellington') to her sister Elizabeth ('Bess'), 15 October 1820 to
11 January 1831, the first concerning a review of Edgeworth's life, the death
of William Sherlock, Mrs Vesey and her sister, 3pp., the second (28 April
1829) relating her arrival in Downing Street, having travelled up with Gerald
Wellesley and Tom Pakenham, and saying she will answer for the Duke's kindly
feelings towards her child, 2pp., the third (5 May 1829) concerning Tom and
what he should do about his friend who is a secretary to Vesey Fitzgerald,
the fourth in pencil (12 November 1830) concerning her safe arrival in
London, how 'all is perfectly quiet here except the talkers in the 2 Hosues
of Parliament, and the disappointed Pickpockets, Thieves and Radicals of London',
4pp., the last written three months before her death telling of a fall from a
couch and her 'creeping on towards recovery', of a visit of the Spanish
General Alava, and how she is about to write a far less pleasant letter than
this to Mr Courtney, 4pp., all 8vo, all but one with original franked
envelopes Elizabeth
was a daughter of the Second Lord Longford and a sister of the Duchess of
Wellington. In 1793 she married Henry Stewart (1749-1840), a land agent from
Tyrcallen, County Donegal. |
Packenham |
Wellesley |
Edgeworth |
Sherlock |
Vesey |
Fitzgerald |
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1844 |
Dominic
Winter 25 June 2003 |
571 |
Wellesley
(Arthur, 1769-1852, 1st Duke of Wellington). Autograph letter signed, 11 July
1844, to Mrs Strewart [sister of the Duchess of Wellington], thanking her for
her congratulations on his son Charles's marriage, 1p. with integral blank,
8vo, with franked and stamped envelope |
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1858 |
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This is
a rare iris indenture for the lease of part of KENILWORTH ESTATE for the term
of 15 years from Michael Murphy to Charles Eason it is in good condition for
age and is dated 23rd june 1858 and the solictors were D& T FITZGERERALD DUBLIN
a fine piece for any collection see pics |
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Tipperary |
1801 |
ebay |
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Georgian
Handwritten Memorandum Book. A well bound note book made of hand laid paper, marbled
boards with the spine and corners in leather. Spine has the words 'Memoranda
1801' faintly tooled in black. The book measures 202mm x 169mm. Except for a
small split to the spine, some faded ink and about ten missing pages,
condition is very good. First entry is dated '1801, July the 13th.' and
beneath, written in very neat, easy to read black ink handwriting, it says:
'I have this day given my bond to Mrs. Wilson for £100 - payable to her or
her order, with interest, on the 13th of July 1804.' Entries continue over
ten pages until 1806 where the writer records the death of his brother.
Between 1801 and 1806 there are entries regarding various financial
transactions, personal reflections on University politics, his brothers life.
There is an interesting entry regarding a picture of Richard the Third by
Hans Hohlbein he lent to a Lady Moira, so she could get copies made. I am
glad to report she returned the picture in person on Octobre the first, 1802.
The first owner of this book seems to have been a Don, respectively professor
of Physic teaching at a University in Ireland. He reflects on having to
introduce a doctor of doubtful qualifications from the University of Dublin
to the Senior Fellows. His brother was a Joseph Hill and he was uncle to his
brother's son Thomas Hill. It appears that the Hill family held land in
Carrigeen, Knockane, Iveigh, Farrankindery and parts of Bollygarrold in the
county of Tipperary. A certain Robert Carew, seems to have played a role in
the life of Thomas Hill and the Don. Next there seems to have been a change
of ownership and the hand is very italic, with the black Ink having somewhat
faded. The new owner fills about 60 pages with poetry. The most fascinating
entry here I find the listing of the hidden meaning of the months and their
associated gemstones, flowers, fruit and vegetables in Victorian poetry. Did
you know, that a potato stands for 'Benevolence'? Or that lily of the valleys
symbolize 'return to happiness'. After five missing pages a third hand
appears; again poetry in italic handwriting. This time the ink is strong
sepia. The new author seems to have an interest in Napoleon Bonaparte,
judging by poems with titles such as 'St. Helena' or 'Imaginary Apostrophe on
N. Bonaparte'. 'Extracts from Lallah Rooks' is the final entry and stretches
over 16 pages. Just over half of the book is blank, with the odd page removed
- probably as note paper. This is a delightful manuscript of Georgian and
Victorian texts. |
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Wexford |
1859 |
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1859
VELLUM document issued at QUEEN'S COURTS, DUBLIN regarding Edward VERNER NO
RESERVE This vellum document produced by the Court of Common Pleas on the 5th
May 1859, directs that Edward Verner who "recovered his possession in ALL
THAT AND THOSE that part of the Town and Land of Tomcoyle late in the actual
possession of Winefred Redmond .... situate in the Barony of Gorey and County
of Wexford against Ellen Redmond .......... on the 26th day of March
1859........" should have that possession. It is confirmed on the verso
by Richard Donovan, Sheriff, that he did, on 3rd May 1859, "give full
and peacable possession unto the within named Edward Verner ...... as I am
commanded." In the top left corner is a two shilling "Law Fund Ireland"
blue revenue stamp. Size. The document size is approx. 15" wide x
8" high. Condition. Some browning on verso but generally in good
condition with the usual folding creases. |
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Wexford |
1815 |
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1815
IRISH/WEXFORD PAPER INDENTURE WITH a PLAN NO RESERVE This is an indenture
part printed and part handwritten dated 1st August 1815 which concerns the
lease of land by Robert Donovan of Peter Street in the City of Dublin to
Patrick Doyle of Ballyorley in the County of Wexford. It is on a sheet of
stiff, good quality paper. At the top there is an impressed, ten-shilling
revenue stamp showing a harp and at the bottom there are two wax wafer seals
by the signatures. On the left side of the document is drawn "A Map of
the Lands of Upper Ballyorley in the County of Wexford" which is 8"
x 11". The whole document has been folded to a size of 7.3" x
6" and on the front of this, as the illustration shows, is handwritten
the date, the names of the two parties involved and the words "Lease of
part of the Lands of Upper Ballyorley in the County Wexford". Would look
stunning if framed. Size. The document is approx. 27" wide x 19"
high making it an excellent size for framing. Condition. There are a few
holes at double fold points which do not detract from the appearance.
Otherwise in excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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Wexford |
1818 |
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1818 VELLUM
INDENTURE IRELAND WITH A PLAN NO RESERVE This is an indenture part printed
and part handwritten dated 1st August 1818 which concerns the lease of land
by Mary Donovan of Peter Street in Dublin to Henry Keys of Tomcoyle in the
County of Wexford. It is on a single sheet of vellum from which the wax seals
have been cut leaving a gap at the bottom of about 5" x 3". On the
reverse is drawn "A Map of the Lands of Tomcoyle in the Barony of Gorey
and County of Wexford" which is 8" x 10.5". The whole document
has been folded to a size of 6.5" x 5" and on the front of this, as
the illustration shows, is handwritten the date, the names of the two parties
involved and the words "Lease of part of Lands of Tomcoyle
Co.Wexford" Size. The document is approx. 24" wide x 18.5"
high. Condition. Some age browning has occurred and a part is cut as
mentioned above but otherwise in reasonable condition with the usual folding
creases. |
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Kilkenny |
1796 |
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Wonderful
legal Vellum Deed , Indenture Longfellow, Thomas, (F.) Victualler ,of Brecon
,Henry Brodwick of Brecon later Kilkenny Ireland , dated the 4 th April 1796
, Mortgage for £152.-7.6 Signed and sealed by Brodwick and Longfellow ,
interesting large document full of facts , size 24 – 32 inches. Condition ,
good for age complete collectable item , slight faults only. |
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1826 ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT BARON CALLAN IRELAND. LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING AN ACCOUNT TO THE RIGHT
HONORABLE THE LORDS COMMISIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY OF THE UNITED
KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND - "I WILLIAM JONES HEIR AT LAW OF
THE SURVING TRUSTEE NAMED IN THE WILL OF THE LATE RIGHT HONORABLE LORD GEORGE
BARON OF CALLAN PROPOSE TO PURCHASE THE QUIT TO RENTS PAYABLE TO HIS MAJESTY
(BEING GEORGE IV) THIS RECORD WAS
ENTERED IN THE REGISTRY OFFICE OF DUBLIN AND GIVES A LIST OF PROPERTY WITH
RENTS THAT WERE TO BE PURCHASED FROM THE CROWN - THIS ITEM IS SOLD AS A
RESEARCH COPY AS THE INK IS A LITTLE FADED BUT LEGIBLE. IT SHOULD PROVIDE
SOME VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR HISTORIANS RESEARCHING THE AREAS OF:
BEARDSKEYS, NASHTOWN, DUNGARVAN, KILSHILLAN. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS
OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE HARTLEY FAMILY ONE RED
WAX SEALS AND SIX ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS OF
VELLUM SIZE 28 INCHES BY 30 INCHES |
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1664
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED IRELAND **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING AN OBLIGATION
BOND FOR THE SUM OF £200 PIERCE CROAGH OF BALLYSHAROONE IN THE COUNTY OF THE CITY
OF CORK, HIS BOND FOR £200 TO LURY COUTHOP IN THE PARISH OF BALLINGALLY IN
THE COUNTY OF CORK, IRELAND. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL
HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE CROAGH FAMILY ONE RED WAX SEAL
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
- ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF 'JESTER' WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 16 INCHES BY
14 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; DEED OF SALE BETWEEN THE RIGHT
HONORABLE WILLIAM LORD BREWERTON BARON OF LAUGHLIN IN THE COUNTY OF IRLAND
AND RANDLO RHODE OF BDDRHODO IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER AND ZACHARY TAWDREY OF
BOTHAMLEY IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER. FOR HOUSE AND LAND KNOWN BY THE NAME OF
LINLY LANE HOUSE, ALFAGER IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER. INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE TAWDREY
FAMILY TWISTED TAG SEAL WITH ORIGINAL WRAPED WAX AND SIGNET IMPRESSION
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
- ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 18 INCHES BY 9 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT LEASE IRELAND.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT; BEING
THE RENEWAL OF LEASE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES IN GRANBY ROAD IN THE CITY OF
DUBLIN. MUCH INFORMATION ON POWERS AND PROVISIONS INCLUDING ENTRY OF LEASE
RUNNING DURING THE NATURAL LIVES OF PRINCESS ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA DAUGHTER OF
THE LATE EDWARD DUKE OF KENT, PRINCE GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK CHARLES SON OF
ADOPHUS FREDERICK DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND CHARLES WILLIAM MARQUISS OF KILDARE
AND AUGUSTUS FREDERICK DUKE OF LEINSTER INTERESTING INDENTURE MANUSCRIPT
BETWEEN THE RIGHT HONORABLE HENRY WELBORE LORD VISCOUNT CLIFDEN IN IRELAND,
LORD BARON MENDIPP IN ENGLAND AND WILLIAM CARROLL OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN. TWO
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND TWO RED WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE CARROLL
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 28
INCHES BY 26 INCHES |
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[Decrees].
The Pedigree of the Claimant how he driveth from the Propreter or Professor
in Anno 1641, manuscript, 69pp. including a large folding index, ruled in red
throughout, slightly foxed and browned, bookplate of Samuel Tudor on front
pastedown, original gilt panelled calf, slightly rubbed, corners bumped,
g.e., 8vo, Tuesday, 13th January 1662 - Friday, 21st August 1663. £200 - 300
An interesting register detailing various families and their legal status
according to the Act of Settlement of 1662. Lord Dunsany (Patrick Plunket,
exiled and restored in 1662, d. 1668) is listed as a "nocent" and
claims lands in Meath and Dublin.The register of Catholic families divides
them into "innocents" and "nocents" by the Act of
Settlement in Ireland, a somewhat complex piece of legislation passed in
1662. The Act dealt with the resitution or reprising of land in various
counties which had been awarded under the Cromwellian Settlement to soldiers
and English Adventurers [Protestants who had advanced money for the Civil
War, to remove Papacy and establish Protestantism] which affected Protestants
and Catholics alike. Passed by a Puritan House of Commons, Protestants were
usually returned their lands promptly but the laws relating to Catholics were
harsher. 600 Catholics claims were heard out of 4000 and in the majority of
cases proved "innocent". At this there was a Protestant outcry and
a Catholic backlash and another Act, this time of Explanation in 1665. This
Act stripped the remaining 3400 of any further legal claim on their fathers
lands. |
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THIS IS
A TOOLED LEATHER FOLDER CONTAING AN ILLUMINATED PARCHMENT BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED
AS FOLLOWS 'TO MISS VIRGINIE WINIFRED BOUCAUT CLENELE MADAM ON THE OCCASION
OF YOUR APPROACHING MARRIAGE WITH CAPTAINJ E O HARA HAMILTON R.A.I HAVE THE
HONOUR OF CONVENING TO YOU THE HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
DUKE OF LEINSTER LODGE OF FREEMASONS NO 363( IRISH CONSTITUTION)AND THEIR
BEST WISHES FOR BOTH YOUR FUTURE HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY YOUR FATHER THE
HONORABLE SIR JAMES PENN BOUCAUT K.C.M.G.HOLDS AS YOU ARE NO DOUBT AWARE'THE
HIGH AND EXALTED OFFICE OF THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL PAST PROVICIAL DEPUTY GRAND
MASTER OF THE IRISH CONSTITUTION OF FREEMASONS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND HAS
BEEN FOR MANY YEARS PAST AND STILL IS CHAIRMAN OF THE TRUSTEES OF OUT MASONIC
HALL WHILE AT THE PRESENT TIME HE IS THE OLDEST MEMBER OF OUR LODGE. TO HIM
THE MASTER .OFFICERS AND THE BRETHREN OF THE DUKE OF LEINSTER LODGE HAVE
AGAIN AND AGAIN TURNED FOR ADVICE AND COUNSEL AND HAVE NEVER TURNED IN VAIN
WHILE AS A MEMBER OF THE LODGE ITSELF YOUR FATHER AND OUR ESTEEMED AND WELL
BELOVED BROTHER HAS BEEEN EVER ZEALOUS IN PROMOTING IT'S INTERESTS AND THE
HAPPINESS AND WELLFARE OF IT'S MEMBERS.YOU WILL THEREFORE READILY UNDERSTAND
AND I TRUST APPRECIATE THE MOTIVE WHICH HAS PROMPTED THE BRETHEREN,THROUGH ME
THEIR MASTER AND OFFICIAL HEAD TO CONVEY TO YOU FELICCITATIONS UPON THE
ASPICIOUS OCCASION NOW SO NEAR AT HAND IN CONCLUSION PERMIT ME TO ASSURE YOU
THAT IT IS AND WILL EVER BE THE PRAYER OF EVERY MEMBER OF MY LODGE THAT THE
GREAT ARCHITECT OF THE UNIVERSE WILL PROTECT AND BLESS YOU AND YOUR FUTURE
HUSBAND DURING A LONG LIFE OF HAPPINESS AND PROPERITY WHICH IT IS THEIR
EARNEST HOPE YOU YOU MAY BOTH BE SPARED TO ENJOY I REMAIN MADAM YOUR OBEDIENT
SEVENT J P BICKFORD WORSHIPFULL MASTER OF THE LODGE OF THE DUKE OF LEINSTER
LODGE NO 363 I C ALFRED MASONIC HALL WAYMOUTH STREET ADELAIDE 18TH OCTOBER
1899 THIS ALSO COMES WITH A LETTER FROM SIR PETER STUD LORD MAYOR OF LONDON
AND READS AS FOLLOWS SIR PETER STUDD G..B.E.M.A.D.Sc arbourne copsem lane
esher surry k t 1 0 9 h e to whom it may be of interest MIss V.W.Boucaut and
her husband Captain J.H.O'Hara hA Milton produced a son Cyril Penn Hamilton
who died as a direct hit on his observation post at Keren East Africa in 1941
when he was battery commander with the rank of major,in the 25th field
regiment royal artillery in the 4th Indian Division Major John Hamilton
played cricket for British Army was champion at squash racquets in the uk and
married Angela Mary Garnier at Shropham Hall in Norfolk England in 1938
following 'hams'( as he was affectionately known)death Angela & i were nmarried
at the capel of the Savoy in Londonon 3 rd of May 1943,my stepdaughter died
in the coment crash at Calcutta in 1953 and we have 2 sons Dermont unmarried
who lives near Mamesburyy in Wiltshire and Julian happily married to Tanya
Untulic( a family who were proud of being the Czar of Russia's bodygguard)
and living near Graven Hurst Ontario Canada with one daughter ( Katherine 8yo
>)and 9 ALEXIS " PETER STUDD LORD MAYOR OF LONDON 70/71 PAST JUNIOR
GRAND WARDEN U G L ENGLAND ETC ETC APRIL 1977...... |
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Tipperary |
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8 pages
of the Pedigree (not complete) of the McCarty family dating back to 1683 on
1835 watermarked paper. Without wishing to name drop but I will, Charles
McCarthy, Joseph Capel, Lucy Kavenagh, Sir Thomas Judkin. Daniel
McCarty,Captain in King Williams service and Justin McCarty , Captain in
Queen Ann’s Service and many more. Family appears to have had interests in
Tipperary, Whitchurch, Carnever Bullygunne and else where. Some water marking
and repairs but its all well written and legible bearing mind its has
travelled a bit in the last 170 years, including USA. The paperwork appears
to be dealing with family “Monies”. Page sizes 16”x 13”. One entry is for a
land sale in 1784 for £4269( $7K). when you could buy 400 acres on
Pennsylvania for £200. what would it cost today?? |
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Dublin |
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1792 ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED DUBLIN IRELAND. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT; BEING THE
LEASE OF PREMISES IN ANGLESEA STREET DUBLIN, IRELAND INCLUDING NEW HOUSE AND
OFFICES. BETWEEN JOHN QUINN OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN AND WILLIAM MOLLAN OF THE
SAME PLACE TO HAVE AND TO HOLD DURING THE NATURAL LIVES OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES AND THE BISHOP OF OSNABURGH. WRITTEN IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE III, THIS
LARGE DOCUMENT GIVES INFORMATION BY SCHEDULE ON REVERSE OF THE BUILT FEATURES
OF EACH ROOM AND IS THEREFORE A
RESOURCE DOCUMENT FOR ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIANS OF THIS PERIOD WITH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - TWO WAX SEALS - AND SMALL SITE SURVEY PLAN -
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE QUINN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON
ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 30 INCHES BY 26 INCHES |
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The
Statutory Declaration of DAVID BURTCHAEL of Brandondale , Kilkenny in Ireland
dated 5th Feb. 1862. in respect
of Walter Grant v Martineau. not too
sure, but would appear to be a signed and sealed legal document to a Irish
legal land case ,apart from above, mentions the estate of Maddowtown,
Blaekrath, owned by Charles Bagenal Agar , then Thomas James Agar, with
mention to act of Parliament made & passed in the 5th & 6th year of
the reign of his Late Majestry King William iv. it is a 4 page document ,with
1 page blank and one with just a few line discription ,scans show most of
document not all, they are for buyers pleasure. Size of pages are approx 8" x 12 3/4" (20mm x 32.5mm)
Black ink on Blue handmade paper with the watermark of papermaker "Thomas James. Hurcott Mill 1861" and has an
impressed 2/6d seal of 7 (th ), 2 (Feb), 62 (1862).Condition good , no tears just
folded and some dirt on outer page ( not main 2 pages). |
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AN
GENUINE IMPORTANT HISTORIC DOCUMENT Signed & dated 19th Nov 1798 "To
the Right Noble and Noble the Commissioners for the Relief of Suffering
Loyalists" From Isaac Cornock, Captain of the Scarawalsh Infantry who
while away fighting the Rebels at Inniscorthy, had his houses and contents
destroyed by the Rebels at Cromwells
Fort ,Duncannon, & at Corbett's Town ,Wexford. He then goes on to list
each House and each possession of value lost, including value some block values,including livestock
and his cart,tea pot,pistol& Blunderbass.this document is sworn &
signed by Cornock + signed witnesses by Abrm. Ja Howling (Horning)? and added
at base in a different pen is the
signed character ref.of John Elgue (Elgup?) rector of Wexford,witnesses again
by Howling and also dated 19th Nov 1798. This large double sided document is
hand written on antique hand made paper with the 18th Century watermark
of "J.Kool" the size
is19" x 12" (48mm x
30.5mm). This document is too
big for my scanner so scans are of only about half of this rare historic item
,the rest is for buyer only.....Condition is fair some staining/ageing mostly
at edges ,and fold marks of the last 200 + years, NO large tear or loss, 99%
of writing can be read, some inc signitures are just harder to decipher
handwriting |
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Belfast |
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Indenture
dated 1/10/1859, being a mortgage between Henry Williams (gentleman) and John
Scott (gentleman). Refers to a
previous document of 1836 and contains a great deal of genealogical information
on the family (5 sons & 2 daughters) of Samuel Williams (gentleman). Also mentioned is Revd. Henry Joy Tombe and
John Graham Contains 3 signatures and 3 seals A bit grubby on the outside,
otherwise good condition |
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Belfast |
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Indenture
dated 16/9/1863, being a mortgage with the Second Northern Building Society
on a parcel of land/premises on Lisburn Road/Great Victoria Street, Belfast by
Edward Allworthy, merchant. Contains revenue stamp, 4 signatures and 4 seals |
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Belfast |
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Indenture
dated 21/2/1879, being a mortgage with the Belfast Equitable Building Society
on a parcel of land/premises on the south side of Grosvenor Street/Roden
Street, Belfast by John Wesley Megarry of the City of London, Doctor of
Medicine Contains revenue stamp, 4 signatures and a seal This document is
damaged along the folds |
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Wexford |
1921 |
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This
lot contains one Mortgage dated 1921 to secure a loan of 500 pounds, 5
Conveyance documents detailing, with drawings The seperate lands within the
" Lands of Ballindoney, Barony of Bantry and County of Wexford."
All the 5 are dated in 1921 and lastly a typed indenture in purple ink, which
is several pages long detailing the settlement between Mr Stephen T J E
Budgen and Miss Elizabeth Crosby Siddons Angus on completion of their
marriage. |
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Kilkenny |
1771 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED NOBLES KILLKENNY IRELAND 1771 REIGN OF GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL COPY TITLE DOCUMENT BEING A DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF
PART OF BALLYDOWELL IN THE COUNTY OF
KILKENNY. BETWEEN THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JAMES EARL OF CLANBRASSILL, JOSEPH
MATHEWS OF BONNETSTOWN IN THE CITY OF KILLKENNY, AND THOMAS O'FLATERY OF THE
CITY OF DUBLIN AND OTHERS MANY FAMILY NAMES MENTIONED INCLUDING THE DUKE OF
ORMOND AND THE ESTATE OF TOLLIOT WARREN AND THE BARONY OF CRANAGH WITH RENTS
AND FARM FEES IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH SIX WAX SEALS OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE COUNTY OF
KILKENNY IRELAND ON TWO SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 27 INCHES BY 24
INCHES |
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Leitrim |
1842 |
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AGREEMENT
BETWEEN SAMUEL WHITE,KILLIKEE,CO. DUBLIN,LIEUT;COL,IN HER MAJESTYS DUBLIN
REG, OF MILITIA,AND EDWARD CONOLLY OF CASTLETOWN, KILDARE,LIEUT;COL,IN HER
MAJESTYS COUNTY OF DONEGAL REGIMENT OF MILITIA. TO LET 50 IRISH PLANTATION
ACRES IN THE PARISH OF ROSINVER, BARONY OF ROSCLOGHER,CO. OF LEITRIM.ALSO A
LEASE TO QUARRY LIMESTONE FROM RATHMORE IN THE PARISH OF ENNISMACSAINT,BARONY
OF TYRHUGH COUNTY OF DONEGAL.THIS IS JUST SMALL EXTRACT FROM THIS LENGHTY
DOCUMENT.THIS IS SIGNED AND SEALED BY BOTH PARTIES. "EDWARD
CONOLLY"WENT ON TO BECOME M.P. FOR COUNTY DONEGAL,AND WAS VERY INVOLVED
WITH BALLYSHANNON FISHERIES. THIS IS A VELLUM DOCUMENT(SHEEPSKIN)AND IN VERY
GOOD READABLE CONDITION AND FRAMABLE. SIZE IS 29 INCHES BY 24 INCHES. |
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Cork |
1828 |
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MADE THE 7th OCTOBER 1828 BETWEEN ELIZABETH LEAHY OF BLACKROCK IN THE SOUTH
LIBERTIES OF CORK,WIDOW,AND ROBERT CLEBURNE BAKER. OLD HAND-MADE PAPER DOCUMENT
IN GOOD READABLE CONDITION.COMPLETE BUT HAS A FEW MINOR STAINS FROM SEALS AND
SOME SPLITING ON FOLDS.WILL IRON OUT OK FOR FRAMING.THE SIZE IS 22 INCHES BY
19 INCHES |
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Cork |
1773 |
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LEASE
MADE THE 20th DAY OF APRIL 1773 BETWEEN WILLIAM FINCH OF CORK,AND HENRY
MARTIN,CORK, FOR THE RENTING OF A CELLAR IN PRINCES STREET,FOR TEN YEARS,AT
£14 PER YEAR. OLD HAND-MADE PAPER DOCUMENT IN GOOD READABLE CONDITION. AS
SCAN. SIZE 8 INCHES BY 6 INCHES. |
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Monaghan |
1773 |
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LEASE
MADE THE 14th OF JANUARY 1773 BETWEEN JAMES ARMSTRONG,LISGOOLE,AND GEORGE
ALLELEY SHOEMAKER,OF DRUMARY,CO.MONAGHAN.OLD HAND-MADE PAPER DOCUMENT IN EXCELLENT,
GOOD READABLE CONDITION. SIZE 23 INCHES BY 19 INCHES |
Armstrong |
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Westmeath |
1813 |
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A VERY
CLEAN,"EXCELLENT CONDITION" TWO PAGE VELLUM INDENTURE(RE-LEASE)MADE
THE 15th DAY OFMARCH 1813,BETWEEN THOMAS ROBINSON OF MOAT IN THE COUNTY OF
WESTMEATH,GENT;AND MARY WATSON OF THE CITY OF WATERFORD,WIDOW,TO GIVE UNTO
THE SAID THOMAS ROBINSON,113 ACRES OF LANDS IN BALLYSCARVAN,SITUATED AND
LYING IN THE BARONY OF CLONLONNON,CO. OF WESTMEATH. MANY MORE NAMED PEOPLE IN
THIS LONG WINDED DOCUMENT.IT WOULD TAKE AN HOUR TO READ. SIGNED AND SEALED.
SIZE IS 28 INCHES WIDE BY 25 INCHES HIGH,BY TWO SHEETS OF PERFECT CONDITION
VELLUM.A GOOD ITEM LISTING MANY THINGS, MILLS,BUILDINGS,WATERCOURSES,BOGS
RIGHTS OF WAY--ETC; |
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Strabane |
1908 |
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A
CHEQUE ISSUED BY THE HIBERNIAN BANK LIMITED,STRABANE TO PAY MARY BLOOMER,ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE POUNDS,FIVE SHILLING IN NEW YORK THROU THE BANK OF
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. LARGE FORMAT CHEQUE,TEN AND A HALF INCHES BY FIVE
INCHES.NICE COLLECABLE CONDITION. |
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Fermanagh |
1841 |
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A TWO
PAGE LAST WILL OF WALTER GRAHAM OF CLEENISH ,ENNISKILLEN,WRITTEN 2nd MARCH
1841.NAMES FAMILY DEAD AND LIVING,TOWNLAND OF DRUMLEAGS AND KILTNARMULLAGH
.NICE PIECE OF FAMILY HISTORY IN GOOD READABLE CONDITION. PAGES ARE ABOUT A4
SIZE. |
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Monaghan |
1796 |
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MADE THE 3rd OF NOVEMBER 1796 BETWEEN JAMES ARMSTRONG,LISGOOLE,AND JOHN
MARTIN WEAVER,OF CORRAVAN,CO.MONAGHAN.OLD HAND-MADE PAPER DOCUMENT IN EXCELLENT,
GOOD READABLE CONDITION. SIZE 23 INCHES BY 19 INCHES. VERY CLEAN,GREAT
CONDITION. |
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Donegal |
1847 |
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A LOAN OF
TEN POUNDS FOR TWO MONTHS TO WILLIAM WIER,GORTIAN,LIFFORD,CO.DONEGAL.DATED
STRABANE 17th AUGUST 1847. ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE REVENUE STAMP,AND
PROVINCIAL BANK PAID MARK. |
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Donegal |
1893 |
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A LOAN
OF £1-1-9d FOR ONE MONTH FROM MICHAEL GALLAGHER,PETTIGO,CO.DONEGAL,TO EDWARD
Mc GOLRICK,ROSSHARBOUR,DATED 16th JANUARY, 1893. ONE PENNY REVENUE STAMP. |
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Kildare |
1760 |
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Here is
your opportunity to own this unique DEED OF BARGAIN dated 17th. June 1760!
This amazing, original document features the sale to Theobald Wolfe Esq. of
the FEE and INHERITANCE of the lands of MOATSTORM in the county of KILDARE.
It was written, signed and sealed 6 years before the American War of
Independance! It is carefully hand written on parchment vellum in longhand
and sealed with a SEALING WAX stamp. The deed has been hand cut along one
edge in order to match up with an exact copy. One for the seller and one for
the buyer. It has been signed and witnessed on the back in several places.
This would make a marvellous display when mounted. This would make the
perfect gift for that discriminating DOCUMENT or DEED collector. CONDITION
& SIZE The deed is in pervect condition. The parchment has been folded
carefully for 244 years to the size of 25 cms. by 20 cms. When unfolded the document measures 57 cms.
by 75 cms. |
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Cavan |
1782,
1791 |
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AN UNUSUAL
COMBINATION ON ONE DOCUMENT.LEASE FOR EDERMEEN,COUNTY CAVAN,TO JOSEPH
BENISTAR FOR LAND AND HOUSE(46 FEET IN LENGHT,AND 16 FEET WIDE),PLUS LOT OF
NICELY TERMED CLAUSES ON THIS LEASE DATED 10th DECEMBER 1782.SOME FADING OF
BROWN INK,BUT STILL READABLE. ON THE BACK IS THE LAST WILL-----I JOSEPH
BENISTAR OF EDERMEEN,IN THE COUNTY OF CAVAN BEING ON MY DEATH BED,BUT IN
PERFECT SENSES COMMEND TO ALMIGHTY GOD MY SOUL=MY BODY TO THE DUST--GOES ON
TO NAME FAMILY AND AGES ETC; DATED 17th DAY OF APRIL 1791.WITNESSED. BIT
BROWN WITH AGE BUT ALL EASILY READABLE. |
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HOLY BIBLE CONTAINING THE OLD TESTAMENT AND THE NEW, NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE
ORIGINAL TONGUES AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONSDILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED BY HIS MAJESTIES SPECIAL
COMMAND..PUBLISHED: AMSTERDAM, PRINTED FOR: STEPHEN SWART, AT THE CROWNED
BIBLE, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE EXCHANGE, 1679..DEDICATED TO: THE MOST HIGH
AND MIGHTIE PRICE, JAMES, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE
AND IRELAND, DEFENDER OF THE FAITH, &c..CONTAINS 4 MAPS, 3 ARE IN BAD
CONDITION, WITH PARTS MISSING, AND TEARS, ONE IS REASONABLE BUT LOWER RIGHT
CORNER IS TORN - IMAGED..FINE ENGRAVED TITLE PAGE, WITH VIGNETTE OF THE
THAMES AND LONDON TO BOTTOM OF PAGE, THIS PAGE IS REPAIRED, WRITTEN EARLY
ENTRY APPEARS TO OPPOSING PAGE: MRS.MARGARET CHEVERS OF NEWTOWN, SEMAVADY,
JUNE 30TH 1770..EARLY WRITTEN ENTRIES APPEAR FROM 1682..ORIGINALLY THE
CHEVERS FAMILY WERE IN LONDONDERRY, THE BIBLE THEN WENT TO DONEGAL IN THE
19TH CENTURY..A FINE DOUBLE PAGE ENGRAVED PLAN OF JERUSALEM APPEARS, ALTHOUGH
THE ENDS ARE DEFECTIVE, STILL VERY FINE..TEXT PAGES ARE GENERALLY GOOD, CLEAN
AND TIGHT, ESPECIALLY FOR AGE..MAPS BY: JACOB SAVRY 1648..COVERS: IMPRESSED
LEATHER COVERED BOARDS, FRONT COVER DETACHED ALONG WITH FIRST 3 PAGES, SPINE
IS MISSING, BACK COVER WELL ATTACHED..SIZE: 13.75 INCHES X 9 INCHES..PLEASE
EMAIL REGARDING MORE DETAIL OF DESCRIPTION AND FURTHER IMAGES..WEIGHT WITHOUT
PACKING: 3.25KILO'S |
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Westmeath |
1830-1865 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
80 |
Collinstown,
Co. Westmeath.- Smyth (W.B.). Ledger A [House rentals], manuscript in ink and
pencil, 39pp. excluding blanks, some pp. ruled in red, a few pp. excised,
parliamentary pamphlet: "Specification of Works to be done in Erecting
Labourers' Dwellings at Collinstown" loosely inserted, original vellum,
ink name and title on upper cover, vellum soiled, folio, 26th November 1830 -
13th September 1865. |
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Tipperary |
1833-1838 |
Bloomsbury
18 Mar 2004 |
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[Account
book], manuscript, 59pp. excluding blanks, ruled in red, original vellum, slightly
soiled and rubbed, folio, 28th January 1833 - 26th April 1838. £100 - 150
Payments include: "Denis Lane ?Boherageila Carpenter";
"Patrick Shea Cahir Shanbally [?Tipperary] Woodranger". |
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Waterford |
1893 |
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Waterford MEADOWING FOR SALE to be sold by Auction (re. Gerald Glascott, a
Minor).... At Fruithill, About 32 acres of Prime Old Meadowing On Foot....
1893. Poster, size 18" x 11", fold. |
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Dated
24 Nov 1780 Large multi page paper document in exceptional condition bound
with ribbon and having the embossed
stamps. There are Eight sheets all handwritten in neat beautiful script and very
legible Between Mr Robert Greenacre and Exc. of Rob. Taylor. To Fras. Fisher.
"This indenture of three parts made the twenty fourth day of November in
the twenty first year of the reign of Our Sovereign Lord George the Third....
blah blah" Mentions Robert Greenacre of Harleston in Norfolk George
Rutherford of "Birr"?? in Kings County in the Kingdom of Ireland
..Schoolmaster Frances Fisher of Laxfield in Suffolk..may by Saxfield Charles
Hutchinson of Ubbeston in Suffolk Garboldisham |
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Record Office of Ireland Certified Copy of Will of Robert Lindsay 1877 25
pages with revenue stamps. Cover a bit
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Belcher STANFORD Berkshire. DEED of COVENANT FOR
PRODUCTION OF DEEDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN CLOSES OF GROUND IN GOOSEY IN
THE PARISH OF STANFORD IN THE VALE IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS. BETWEEN GEORGE
ROBERT MORGAN OF HINDEN NEAR ARUNDEL IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX ESQUIRE; SILVER
CHARLES OLIVER OF INCHERA IN THE COUNTY OF CORK ESQUIRE; RICHARD OLIVER
ALDWORTH OF NEWMARKET HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF CORK ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART,
RICHARD BELCHER OF STANFORD IN THE VALE IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS, FARMER OF THE
SECOND PART AND JOHN THATCHER OF UFFINGTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF BERKS FARMER
OF THE THIRD PART. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture
Vellum Deed SIGNED BY RICHARD BELCHER, GEORGE MORGAN, SILVER OLIVER AND
RICHARD ALDWORTH FOUR RED WAX SEALS WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
- WITH SCHEDULE FROM 1785 IN FINE TO
VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 29
INCHES BY 25 INCHES |
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Bishopwearmouth - 1827 - Marriage Settlement between Thomas Campbell Graham,
County Monaghan and Margaret Davison, Bishopwearmouth . 7 sheets Parchment - signed
and sealed by both parties and Trustees - Thomas Burn, Bishopwearmouth and
Robert Reay, Monkwearmouth. Also signed by witnesses - Frederick Becks, Edw.
Hinde, Jns. Hutton, Thomas Walker. Includes details of Margaret's Father,
Mother, Brother and property in Bishopwearmouth and investments. £58 |
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1769-1840 |
Dominic
Winter 23 Jun 2004 |
370 |
Papers relating
to the claim of W. W. E. Atkin to an Estate at Kilwinney, Tallow, in the
County of Waterford, c. 1769-1840, including a marriage settlement of Walter
Atkin and Mary Dunscombe, assignment of lands at Kilwinney to Nicholas Atkin
plus many letters relating to the title at Kilwinney from family members and
solicitors, etc., some vellum and some paper |
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1847 |
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Licence
of the Reverend James Murray BA of Trinity College Dublin, recording the
ordination into the Holy order of Deacons by the Bishop of Chester at Chester
Cathedral on 28th day of February 1847. An interesting church legal document.
Signed "JB Chester" Lord Bishop of Chester (John Bird Sumner) with
an intact seal of the Lord Bishop. Very good clean condition vellum in
English. Seal has brown staining on upper part |
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1792 |
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LEASE FROM
JOHN ARMSTRONG,LISGOOLE ABBEY,ENNISKILLEN,TO CATHRINE MARTIN,WIDOW &
LINEN WEAVER,FOR 31 YEARS ,THE LANDS OF CORRAVAN,COUNTY OF MONAGHAN, ON A
RENEWABLE YEARLY LEASE. DATED 14th JANUARY 1792. PAPER DOCUMENT IN EXCELLENT
CLEAN READABLE VERY FINE CONDITION.
SIZE--24"x 19". |
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1808 |
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VINCENT: 1808 fine manuscript bill for £50-14-4 for payment at Sir Visian Picks
in Cork, Ireland to Lieut H.M. Williams or to his Order, being a debt due to
him by my brother Capt Andrew Pick of the 35th Regt, deceased. signed W.Pick
Lt 90th Regt. |
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1864 |
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Great
Island Cove Co Cork Ireland Leasehold Doc 1864 Surrender of Lease for lands of Curraghnefoy alias
Curraghnughan late in the occupation of Edmond Murphy (43 acres) in Great
Island Cove in the Barony of Barrymore and Co. Cork Ireland also part of lands in Queenstown . |
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1838 |
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Good readable content Entire Letter from ROBERT MOORE headed CORKHILL charged
1/1d to NICKLAS FITZGERALD at HOLLYVILLE, WEXFORD and shows a good clear DROMORE
WEST straight line postmark (couple letters just over the fold) on Reverse.
Many names mentioned among the social chat inside and could be of research
value - GEORGE FINTON or FENTON and his mother - heard nothing, poor MALBY
eldest son died - inflammation of the lung, was to have entered army in 12
months, fine tall fellow - MRS NORCOTT & MISS CROFTON are both well,
living with Sir JAMES at LONGFORD - JAMES lost his curacy at LISBURN by
voting for Dr STOCK at the College Election but has been appointed to one at
COLERAINE - mention of Col.KIRKWOOD etc.etc. |
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Tipperary |
1868 |
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This is
a 22 folio manuscript appointing George Edward Eyre trustee of the estates of
Sir Edward Hulse, Bart. The first 2 folios are dated 1868 and deal with the
legal aspects of the trusteeship. The remaining folios are dated 1854 and set
out in great detail the rentroll and landholdings of the Baronetcy in
Dagenham, Barking, Ilford, Fordingbridge and Tipperary. The names of all
tenants are given, together with land held, and include:
Edsall,Newman,Hall,Manning,Robertson, Taunton, Rooke, Sutton, Harrington,
Wort, Parrott, Witt, Hill, Palmer, Brown, Froude, Fry, Absolom, Duell, Cooke,
Dorrington and many, many others. Wonderful historical value. All the seals,
signets and tax stamps are intact. Folio One is dirty and slightly damaged,
all the others are in good condition. |
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1895 |
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Found
in a trunk a very rare document relating to the trial of Hugh Moore for
murder in 1895. Not being an expert in matters legal I will quote this document in full " To the
Lieutenant General and General Govenor of Ireland . The memorial of of Hugh
Moore Humbly showeth That Petitioner is to stand trial at Ulster Winter
Assizes 1895 ( handwritten) upon a charge of Murder (hw) and Memorialist prays
your excellency to grant your Licence to John Ross esq (hw) one of Her
Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law, to be Counsel against the Crown upon
said Trial And Memorialist will ever pray. Arthur Blood Smyth Solr for Defd
16 Dawe Street Dublin (hw) By the
Lieutentant General and Govenor General of Ireland. Signature Cadogan
(unclear) Upon consideration of the said memorial We are pleased hereby to
give Licence to - -
- - John Ross eg (hw) - - - - - one of Her Majesty's Counsel
learned in the Law, to be Counsel against the Crown on the Trial therein
mentioned ; provided , however , this this Licence be first shown to one of
the Judges before whom the said trial shall be held , and it be certified by
one of them he has viewed the same ; whereof all persons concerned are to
take notice. Given at Her Majesty's Castle of Dublin th 29th day of November
1895 (hw) .By His Excellency's Command , J B Dougherty ? (hw). A rare and most fascinating document -
being rarely if ever offered for sale. In good condition with no tears.
Document has however been folded. |
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Dublin |
1890 |
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1890
The last will and testament of James Wilson, barrister of law and residence in
the city of Dublin whom must have been quite the prosperous lawyer as his
estate amounts to the then tremendous sum of £28,590-6-2. The document is on
one large piece of vellum which measures 20 inches high by 28 inches wide.
There is also an additonal letter of the following year, 1891, from the
Inland Revenue. This document is in excellent condition. |
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Dublin |
1844 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Marriage Settlement LESLIE > CRANSTON 1844. FROM THE TIME
OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 160 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE SETTLEMENT OF INDIAN STOCK UPON THE INTENDED
MARRIAGE OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN THOMAS LESLIE C.B. WITH MISS CAROLINE
CRANSTON. BETWEEN JOHN THOMAS LESLIE NOW RESIDING IN THE PARISH OF LINGFIELD
IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY A LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN THE ARTILLERY SERVICE OF THE
HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY AND A COMPANION OF THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE
BATH OF THE FIRST PART CAROLINE CRANSTON OF EAST COURT IN THE PARISH OF EAST
GRINSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX OF THE SECOND PART AND CHARLES LESLIE OF
THE CITY OF DUBLIN AND EDWARD PILKINGTON OF CHILGROVE IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX A COMMANDER IN HER MAJESTY'S
ROYAL NAVY OF THE THIRD PART DETAILS OF THE TRANSFER OF STOCK HELD ON THE
GOVERNMENT BOOKS IN CALCUTTA ON THE SOLEMMISATION OF THE MARRIAGE GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY
FINECONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SMALL SURVEY PLAN RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 29 INS ON FOUR
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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Indenture.
Release of £1000 under Marriage Settlement.
10 December 1891 The Release of £1000 under the Marriage Settlement of
Benjamin W Adams and Louisa Jane Adams. Those named include;- Louisa Jane
Adams of 15 Bolton Gardens, West South Kensington, London (widow) Constance Louisa Adams of 15 Bolton Gardens
(spinster) Benjamin Samuel Adams of Shinan House, Sherlock, County Cavan and
William O’Brien Adams of 15 Bolton Gardens The document referes to the
release of £1000 from the £1250 Bank of Ireland Stock from the marriage
settlement of Louisa Jane Adams on her marriage to Benjamin W Adams.........
Document approx 17" x 12 ½ " written on three sheets of parchment,
bound together with green ribbon. Two red ten shilling Stirling Stamps at
head of document, with two white VR stamps on reverse side of first sheet of
document. Signatures of the parties on the fourth page, with small uniform
size seals. The document appears to have been drawn up by Robert H Beauchamp
of 5 Foster Place, Dublin. Good condition, although there are pencil markings
on the document which would appear to have been made by a lawyer working on
the document at the time. |
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Cork |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Cork IRELAND Howe > Pennefather 1825. From the reign of
KING GEORGE IV - 179 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE
OF A DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER PREMISES ON THE SOUTH TERRACE IN THE CITY OF
CORK. BETWEEN GEORGE HOWE OF THE CITY OF CORK ESQUIRE MEDICINE DOCTOR OF THE
ONE PART AND WILLIAM PENNEFATHER OF THE SAID CITY ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART .
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - * ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP * PLUS LETTER OF
ADMINISTRATION * SIZE 29 INCHES X 28 INS * ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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Waterford |
18th-19th
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Dominic
Winter 15 Dec 2004 |
456 |
Papers
relating to the claim of W. W. E. Atkin to an estate at Kilwinney Tallow in
the County of Waterford, late 18th/early 19th-c., incl. a Marriage Settlement
of Walter Atkin and Mary Dunscombe, Assignment of Lands at Kilwinney to
Nicholas Atkin, plus many letters relating to the title from family members
and solicitors, etc., some vellum and some paper, together with four Naval
Commissions for William Atkins (1799-1806) the last damaged with loss, plus a
paper Commission to William Atkins to command the Sandwich, a cutter in
Portsmouth Harbour, dated 1808, with signatures including Lord Palmerston
plus two other paper Commissions for the ships Concorde and Daedalus (1805
& 1807 respect.), plus various related letters and three waterman's
licenses. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED Fetcham Surrey JOHN HANKEY 1856. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 149 years old MANUSCRIPT indenture
DOCUMENT BEING THE APPOINTMENT BY JOHN BARNARD HANKEY ESQUIRE OF 1/9th PART
OR SHARE OF A SUM OF £15,000 COMPRISED IN HIS MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT IN FAVOR OF
HIS SON HENRY BARNARD HANKEY A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL NAVY. JOHN BARNARD HANKEY
OF FETCHAM PARK IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY ESQUIRE SENDS GREETING WHEREAS BY
INDENTURE OF 1807 DESCRIBED AS THE ELDEST SON AND HEIR AT LAW ALSO RESIDUARY
LEGATEE NAMED IN THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS HANKEY THE LATE OF
FETCHAM PARK DECEASED OF THE FIRST PART THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN BARON DE
BLAQUIRE OF IRELAND KNIGHT OF THE MOST HONORABLE ORDER OF THE BATH AND ONE OF
HIS MAJESTY'S MOST HONOURABLE PRIVY COUNCILLORS AND THE HONORABLE ELIZABETH
BLAQUIERE THE SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE SAID JOHN LORD DE BLAQUIERE OF THE SECOND
PART AND THE MOST NOBLE JOHN HENRY DUKE OF RUTLAND PLUS OTHER OF THE THIRD
PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 31 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM CONNECTIONS WITH FAMILIES OF THE NOBILTY |
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Fermanagh |
1868 |
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Release
and Partition Dated 14th Jan 1868. The parties concerned are John Martin
(farmer) of Cornashannel? in the county of Fermanagh and Thomas Martin (farmer)
of the same place. Other names Bridget Martin, James graham and James Murphy.
The document contains a hand coloured full page map. There are five seals
together with three signatures. |
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Kilkenny |
1840 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Killkenny IRELAND Viscount Clifden 1840. From the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - 167 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF CERTAIN HOUSES GARDENS AND PREMISES IN THE TOWN OF CALLAN AND
OF THE LANDS OF GRANGE AND KILTOWN IN COUNTY KILKENNY UPON THE TRUSTS OF THE
WILL THE RIGHT HONORABLE LORD CALLAN DECEASED. BETWEEN HENRY RYAN OF NORTH
GREAT GEORGE STREET IN THE COUNTY OF DUBLIN GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART
RICHARD GREEN OF HENRIETTA STREET CAVENDISH SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
OF THE SECOND PART WILLIAM JONES HARTLEY OF SAINT JAMES'S SQUARE CHELTENHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER THE RIGHT HONORABLE GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK
CISCOUNT MORPETH AND THOMAS JAMES AGAR ROBARTES OF LLANHYDROCK IN THE COUNTY
OF CORNWALL. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP IRELAND RED WAX SEAL
SIZE 27 INCHES X 26 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Callan |
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bundle of old documents relating to the Lane family of Co. Cork, Ireland.
First is a handwritten letter by Daniel Lane in 1803. This is addressed to
his children, explaining his will. His children are named as Samuel, John, Francis,
Jane and Catherine. Second document is the very lengthy will made by Daniel
Lane of the Finn Barrs, City of Cork, merchant. Mentions children and also
Sarah Sandiford his sister, son James Lane, childrens grandfather Francis
Beck. Seems to be dated 1819 and 1820. Several pages in length - needs close
reading and some research but lots of family information. Compete with
signatures and seal - in fairly fragile condition with splits along folds.
Next document is an indenture dated 1869 between William Lane Jnr. and Eliza
Gray Landale of Melville Place, Portabello near Edinburgh Scotland. Another
very lengthy document (several pages) - also refers to Oliver and Rebecca
Dowlin of Charleville in the County of Cork and James Landale of Liverpool.
Lastly is a long, hand-written will by Samuel Lane of St Finn Barr's in the
County of Cork. Unable to see date and this is in fragile condition. Mentions
lots of family members including children Samuel, John, Frank and sisters
Elizabeth and Eliza Lane. Also requests a trust for "the use of
twenty-five poor Protestant residents in the Parish of St Finn Barr's to be
expended in the purchase of Bread and distributed to them in St Barr's Church
near the Chancel after the second service...." |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Killkenny IRELAND Viscount Clifden 1849. From
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 155 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF THE MANSION AND PART OF THE LANDS
OF BARROWMOUNT CALLED KILLEEN SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN THE BARONY OF GOWRAN
IN THE COUNTY OF KILKENNY. BETWEEN
THE RIGHT HONORABLE HENRY VISCOUNT CLIFDEN OF THE ONE PART AND SIR RANCIS
HAMILTON LOFTUS OF MOUNT LOFTUS IN THE COUNTY OF KILKENNY BARONET OF THE
OTHER PART. *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION *
SIGNED BY VISCOUNT CLIFDEN *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP IRELAND * RED
WAX SEAL * SIZE
29 INCHES X 31 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lancaster Inn POWELL > DEWHURST 1832 FROM THE REIGN OF
KING WILLIAM IV - 173 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN
THOMAS POWELL OF LANCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER SADDLER OF THE ONE PART
AND ROBERT GRAHAM OF LANCASTER CLERK TO THE COLLECTOR OF EXCISE JOHN HOWSON
SERVANT LISMORE CASTLE IRELAND AND THOMAS DEWHURST OF LANCASTER AGENT TO THE
LANCASTER GAS COMPANY OF THE OTHER PART. A LEASE FOR ALL THAT ANCIENT INN AND
MESSUAGE COMMONLY CALLED BY THE NAME OR SIGN OF THE WHITE LION INN SITUATE
AND BEING ON THE EAST SIDE OF A CERTAIN STREET IN LANCASTER CALLED PENNY
STREET AND ALSO ALL THAT OTHER MESSUAGE AND SHOP ADJOINING ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF THE INN ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 26 INCHES X 20 INS ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
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Cork |
1863 |
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Ordination.
A Manuscript (12.4" X 10.0") signed by the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne
and Ross with his seal appended by ribbon (not seen on scanned image)
"By the Tenor of these Presents, We, John-----by Divine
Permission, Lord Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, Do make known unto all
men, that on Sunday the Twentieth day of September in the Year of Our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty Three --------------------------We
solemnly administering Holy Orders, under the protection of Almighty God, in
the Cathedral Church of St. Finn Barr, Cork did,according to the rites and
ceremonies of the United Church of England and Ireland,in this behalf used
and provided, admit into the Holy Order of Priest----------our beloved in
Christ the Rev Lewis Reynolds Hearn, Bachelor of Arts, heretofore admitted to
the Holy Order of Deacon---------------being well recommended unto us for his
exemplary life, good morals, and virtuous qualities, and well instructed in
the study and knowledge of the Holy Scriptures and examined and approved by
us, he having first before us taken the Oaths, and subscribed what is by law
required in this behalf, and that we did, then and there, regularly and
canonically Ordain the said Rev Lewis Reynolds Hearn Priest In testimony whereof
we have caused our Episcopal Seal to be hereunto affixed this Twentieth day
of September in the Year of our Lord God One thousand Eight Gundred and Sixty
three. John Cork, Cloyne and Ross The
manuscript has been folded but there are no rips or tears. On the reverse there is a faint oval stamp
of the "Diocese of Manchester, E.P.Charlewood, Registrar, 1889". |
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An
Irish PATENT in respect of Thomas Beale Browne of Hampen, Gloucestershire, for
"Certain improvements in looms, and in the manufacture of woven and
twisted fabrics". Enrolled in the office of the Rolls of Her Majestys
High Court of Chancery in Ireland, 1849. Superb 15cm Great Seal of Queen
Victoria, on a horse, with page holding the reins, and the queen seated on
her throne on reverse. The document comes within the original green morocco
gilt box (lid detached), labelled on spine. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good condition vellum. Seal in good condition with
only minor chips and rubbing. Document size (approx.): 70 by 70 cm. |
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GENUINE
IRISH HAND WRITTEN WILL AND LAST TESTAMENT WHICH I PURCHASED SOME TIME AGO FROM
AN ANTIQUES DEALER IN DUBLIN CITY.THE WILL IS ON REALLY HEAVY PARCHMENT TYPE
PAPER AND CONSIDERING ITS AGE IS IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION. THE TOP LEFT HAS
SOME SORT OF SEAL IN BLUE PAPER WHICH IS HEAVILY EMBOSSED (SEE SCAN) WITH A
CROWN ON TOP AND A HARP IN THE MIDDLE. IT STATES "ONE POUND" AND
READS IRELAND ACROSS THE TOP.THE WILL STARTS AS FOLLOWS "WILLIAM BY
DEVINE PROVIDENCE ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH PRIMATE AND METROPOLITAN OF ALL
IRELAND ALFS JUDGE OR PRESIDENT OF HIS MAJISTIES COURT ETC" IT REFERS TO
JANE BUTLER THE WIDOW AND ALSO ALEXANDER BUTLER AND IS DATED THE TWENTY FIFTH
APRIL 1802 MAKING THIS DOCUMENT TWO HUNDRED AND THREE YEARS OLD. THE DOCUMENT
HAS CLEARLY BEEN FOLDED FOR SOME TIME AND ON THE REVERSE IS NUMBERED No 13 AND ALSO HAS SOME FURTHER HAND
WRITING ON , I CAN ONLY MAKE OUT THE WORD BUTLER BUT IM SURE AN EXPERT WOULD
BE ABLE TO DECIPHER IT ALL. |
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1845 AUCTION
PARTICULARS of RENTALS of BALLYMURPHY and CORBALLY NO RESERVE DATE:- 1845 THE
FRONT COVER OF THIS DOCUMENT READS AS FOLLOWS:- County of Antrim RENTALS AND
SURVEYS OF THE LANDS OF BALLYMURPHY, IN THE PARISH OF BELFAST, AND OF
CORBALLY, IN THE PARISH OF KILLEAD, TO BE SOLD BY MR. GEORGE C. HYNDMAN, AT
HIS AUCTION MART, CASTLE-PLACE, BELFAST, On FRIDAY, the 7th day of November
1845, AT ONE O'CLOCK, P.M. THERE ARE 2 PLANS, ONE OF THE "LANDS OF
BALLYMURPHY" AND THE OTHER OF THE "QUARTERLAND OF CORBALLY" AND
THERE ARE ALSO TWO LISTS OF TENANTS' NAMES AND DETAILS OF THE TENANCIES.
Size. The page sizes are approx. 15" wide x 9" high. Condition. The
rear outer cover is dustmarked and a little torn and the first plan is
slightly marked by a small stain but generally the document is in very good
condition with the usual folding creases.The plan was surveyed by R Pattison.
Names of some of the tenants - on a schedule: William Sterling, William
Coates, John Kirkwood, Charles Grogan (1st April 1819), John Montgomery,
Elizabeth Sterling and John Coburn, James Greer Bell Esq. (1812 and 7th
December 1807), John Sinclair Esq. (7th December 1807); on the plan of the
Quarterland of Corbally: William Harkness, John McConnell, Neal McClaverty |
Sterling |
Coates |
Kirkwood |
Grogan |
Montgomery |
Coburn |
Bell |
Sinclair |
Harkness |
McConnell |
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1780
Attested Copy Release Pulham St. Mary Norfolk Names mentioned: Robert Greenacre
of Harleston (gent.); George Rutherford of Birr, King's County, Ireland, now
Pulham St. Mary Magdalen (schoolmaster), Robert Taylor (yeoman - dec.) + wife
Elizabeth - previous husband John Bird of Garboldisham (innholder), Francis
Fisher of Laxfield, Suffolk (farmer), Charles Hutchinson of Ubbeston, Suffolk
(farmer), Henry Branch of Laxfield, Suffolk (gent.), Thomas Denny of
Harleston (glover); James Fuller of Harleston (barber) - 1760: Charles
Simpson of Diss (beer brewer) 1762: John Buxton of Earsham (farmer), 1763:
William Robinson of Garboldisham (clerk) 1776: Elizabeth Beart, John Cordell
(infant) and Mary, wife of George Rutherford (niece of Robert Taylor) Property mentioned: The Swann, Garboldisham
Has been folded, otherwise good condition |
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Fisher |
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Tipperary |
1866 |
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THIS IS
A FABULOUS LARGE INDENTURE FROM 2/4/1866.
THERE ARE FIVE PAGES WITH BLUE STAMPS ON EVERY PAGE AND FOUR RED SEALS
ON ONE OF THE PAGES. IT IS APPROX 28" X 22" AND IS IN VERY GOOD
CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. THERE IS A VERY
SMALL WEAR HOLE ON THE BACK PAGE. IT
MENTIONS SAMUEL SHELDON DUDLEY FROM THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY. THE WRITING IS
BEAUTIFUL. |
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On
offer to eBay bidders for a limited time only.As the title describes, this is
a Victorian indenture,wax sealed and dated
as per photograph. A geniune artifact from Irish land ownership and transfers
from the period. Mostly hand written and 100% true. There are many historical
details in this indenture which are directly relevant to County Carlow,
Ireland and its environs. I am offering this document with no reserve but
must advise potential bidders that this item is also for sale elsewhere and
this auction may be terminated at anytime with no notice.The history of the
Burtons in Carlow is long and varied. They were a major force with a very
compassionate attitude towards there employees, so it says.This hand written
contract will be of immense historical value to people from this region.
Thank You for time. More details on request as this certificate is not
available to me at the moment but will be on 04/05 2005 ( 2days ) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On
06-May-05 at 14:09:36 BST, seller added the following information: I now
have this indenture in my possession. It is hand signed Edward William Burton
of Brownshill, Carlow and dated 11th december 1840. It appears to concern the
leasing of property belonging to Edward Burton to The Governors and Guardians
of The Hospital founded by Richard Stevens and their successors. (This
probably relates to St. Stevens Hospital in Dublin). There is a second
Indenture on the other side which was made on 19th Nov 1861 Bridget Longfield Burton of Rutland Lodge
in the County of Carlow widow of Sir Charles William Cuffe Burton of
Pollerton House, Carlow. This is a Last Will signed "Longfield Bridget
Burton" with the Burtons wax seal attached. |
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Belfast |
1863 |
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A 3 page vellum indenture dated 16th September 1863 between Henry Williams of
Scarva (grocer) and Edward Allworthy (merchant). An earlier indenture of 1836 is cited and
mentions the following people Henry Joy Tomb; Samuel Williams; Robert
Drummond. It relates to property in
Great Victoria Street and Williams Place. Has two signatures and seals and a
revenue stamp. There are also witness
and received signatures. Has been
folded, otherwise good condition. |
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Kilkenny |
1833 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Kilkenny Ireland DESPARD > HARTLEY 1833 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 172 YEARS OLD BETWEEN FRANCIS DESPARD
OF KILLAGHY CASTLE IN THE COUNTY OF TIPPERARY AND WILLIAM HENRY BRACKEN OF
THE CITY OF KILKENY BARRISTER AT LAW TWO OF THE COMMISIONERS APPOINTED BY ACT
OF PARLIAMENT OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM JONES HARTLEY OF CHELTENHAM
GLOUCESTERSHIRE OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT AND THOSE
PIECE OF COMMON CALLED BY THE NAME OF MOINARCHE COMMON SITUATE IN THE PARISH
OF CALLAN AND COUNTY OF KILKENNY - WITH OTHER LAND AT WHITESLAND AND
BROADMORE. WAX SEALS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME
OVERALL STORAGE DUSTING ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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Dublin |
1846 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Paddington London FRASER > NORSWORTHY 1846
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 159 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN THE REVEREND DUNCAN FRASER OF HALSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX CLERK
WILLIAM SAMUEL CURREY OF PARLIAMENT STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE
AND ROBERT HUNT OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN IN THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND OF THE ONE
PART AND LUCY NORSWORTHY OF OXFORD TERRACE IN THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON IN THE
SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX WIDOW JOHN BALLARD BYRON OF BELVIDERE ROAD IN THE
PARISH OF LAMBETH IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TIMBER MERCHANT AND JOHN
CHRISTOPHER TACEY OF THE CITY ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE SURRENDER AND ASSIGNMENT OF PREMISES
IN SOMERS STREET AND CAMBRIDGE TERRACE PADDINGTON. WAX SEALS SIZES 29 INS X
25 INS IN FINE CONDITION - SOME STORAGE WEAR TO FOLD ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON THREE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Fraser |
Currey |
Hunt |
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1809 ARCHIVE
concerning MACDERMOTT who was a NAPOLEONIC PRISONER OF WAR NO RESERVE DATE:-
1809 to 1841 THIS LOT CONSISTS OF 6 DIFFERENT MANUSCRIPTS WHICH ARE ALL
RELATED. 1) A
DECLARATION DATED 9TH SEPTEMBER 1809, HANDWRITTEN IN FRENCH ON PAPER, STATING
THAT THOMAS MACDERMOTT AN IRISH COLONEL IN THE ENGLISH ARMY, BEING A
"HOSTAGE" IN VALENCIENNES DECLARED THAT HE MARRIED MARIE JOSEPH
WERTZ ON 3rd AUGUST 1791 AND GOES ON TO LIST THE NAMES AND DATES OF BIRTH OF
THEIR 4 CHILDREN. THE
DECLARATION WAS MADE IN THE PRESENCE OF JOHN MURRAY, ALSO IRISH, A GENERAL IN
THE ENGLISH ARMY, ALSO A "HOSTAGE" (PRESUMABLY A PRISONER OF WAR)
AND LIEUTENANT MATTHEW YOUNG BEFORE PUBLIC NOTARIES IN VALENCIENNES. 2) AN
EXTRACT FROM A DEATH REGISTER HANDWRITTEN IN FRENCH ON 10TH SEPTEMBER 1809
STATING THAT COLONEL THOMAS MACDERMOTT HAD DIED AT 4 P.M. ON THE PREVIOUS
DAY. QUESTION
WAS HE EXECUTED? OR WAS IT "NATURAL CAUSES"? The other documents in
this archive consist of a printed circular dated 6th April 1813 to Mrs.
McDermott in London concerning Widows' Pension; a handwritten letter of 29th
June 1813 to Mrs. McDermott from the War Office; a Stamp Office form
concerning LEGACY and a handwritten copy of the will of Mrs. McDermott dated
1841. A FASCINATING STORY WORTHY OF FURTHER RESEARCH Condition. The French
documents are in very good condition with some minor age darkening and the
others also in good readable condition but with small faults such as cracks
on folds, creasing and all with the usual folding creases. |
MacDermott |
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1842 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Monaghare Ireland BRADY > MADDEN 1842 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 163 YEARS OLD BETWEEN PATRICK RICHARD
BLACKWOOD BRADY OF CLONERVY IN THE COUNTY OF CAVAN AND KATHERINE BLACKWOOD
BRADY HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART KATHERINE BLACKWOOD OF MERROIC AVENUE IN THE
COUNTY OF DUBLIN OF THE SECOND PART
RICHARD BLACKWOOD OF CLONERVY OF THE COUNTY OF CAVAN OF THE THIRD PART
COLONEL JOHN MADDEN OF HILTON IN THE COUNTY OF MONAGHAM OF THE FOURTH PART
AND ROBERT BORROWES OF MERRION SQUARE IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN OF THE FIFTH
PART.. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF CHARGE FOR ALL THAT AND THOSE THE TOWN AND
LANDS OF KILLYSTYNESS MULLAGTUNIERD DISCARD CAVANEAUGH LISNALEE KNOX PLUS
MANY OTHERS NEAMED ALL OF WHICH SAID LANDS AND PREMISES WERE SITUATE LYING
AND BEING IN THE BARONIES OF DARTY AND CRENORARE IN THE COUNTY OF MONAGHARE
WAX SEALS SIZES 25 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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1835
Huge Historical Document , with duty
stamps & wax seals. Hand written on VELLUM. Two super Irish Harp Duty
stamps.. Approx. 26" x 31" "This Indenture made the
fourth day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and
thirty five, Between JAMES LOMBARD of the city of Cork of the first part,
HARRIETT LOMBARD of Killarney, spinster and sister( blah blah)....DANIEL
LOMBARD of the said City of
Cork...(blah)...WILLIAM LOMBARD of the City of Dublin" It also says that
a Memorial of the within deed was entered in Dublin Registers Office ~~~Book
3 218. |
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Cork |
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1765
Huge Historical Document , Hand
written on VELLUM. "The within Probate was read and the hearing of this
[?] in the Court of [?] this 21st day of Feb. 1793" "The Last Will
and Testament of me, George Lombard of the City of Corke, Merchant . I
bequeath unto my Son in Law John Healy of Macromp Gentleman the sum of five
shillings and no more. I give and bequeath unto my friend James Lombard late
of Lombardstown and now of the City of Corke esq. the sum of five hundred
pounds sterling upon my trust and confidence ~~~~~" It goes on to leave
money to his daughter, but not to her husband etc etc He sounds like a real character. Extra bit
added to the bottom, different handwriting, very squished up and not easily
readable, written on paper I believe. |
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Dublin |
1744 |
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Watson (John,
bookseller) The Gentleman and Citizen's Almanack, printed, with 36pp. of
manuscript accounts of ?Gordon of Killester, browned, contemporary speckled
calf, gilt, g.e., 8vo, Dublin, 1744. Inscription reads: “This is Dr Sterne's
prent to me for ye year 1744 this 14th Feb.” The writer mentions his holding
in Killester, near Dublin. |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Monaghare Ireland BROWNING > MADDEN 1854 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD
BROWNING OF CLORANE IN THE COUNTY OF LIMERICK AND THOMAS ROBERT STANNUS OF
LISBURNE IN THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM ROCHE OF
BUTTEVANT CASTLE IN THE COUNTY OF CORK ESQUIRE AND EMILY ROCHE HIS WIFE OF
THE SECOND PART SIDNEY ANNE MADDEN OF HITTON IN THE COUNTY OF MONAGHAN OF THE
THIRD PART .. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF CHARGE FOR ALL THAT AND THOSE THE TOWN
AND LANDS OF KILLYSTYNESS MULLAGTUNIERD DISCARD CAVANEAUGH LISNALEE KNOX PLUS
MANY OTHERS NEAMED ALL OF WHICH SAID LANDS AND PREMISES WERE SITUATE LYING
AND BEING IN THE BARONIES OF DARTY AND CRENORARE IN THE COUNTY OF MONAGHARE
WAX SEALS SIZES 25 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS ON FOUR SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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Dublin |
1869 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Nobilty Dublin Ireland BESSBOROUGH > MACKAY 1869 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 136 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE RIGHT
HONORABLE JOHN GEORGE BRABOZON EARL OF BESSBOROUGH THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN
POYNT EARL SPENCER AND THE HONORABLE EDWARD FREDERICK LEVESON GOWER OF SOUTH
AUDLEY STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES VOKES MACKEY OF THE CITY OF
DUBLIN ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES
IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BARRACK STREET ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF PEMBROKE QUAY ON THE WEST SIDE OF SILVER STREET AND ON TH EAST SIDE OF
LIFFEY STREET . WITH HAND COLOURED SITE SURVEY PLAN AND INTERESTING NUMBER OF
REVENUE STAMPS WITH SCHEDULE FROM 1682 SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - A LITTLE STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE FOLD ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT. |
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19 June
1793 Large multi page document Hand written, Marriage Settlement, loads of seals,
with a smashing bust on them, and a large embossed , blue, "II shillings
VI Pence" stamp, with the Irish harp. Mentions:- James Norrogh ?
Kilworth Co. Cork, Catherine Lombard, Corke, etc Irish Very large, some
foxing |
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Dublin |
1878 |
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Large
multi page ( 10 ! ) document Hand written, Indenture . Mentions:- Daniel
Lombard , Dublin George
Frederick Gavin, Dublin Edward
Kennedy, Tipperary Richard
Arthur Macnamara, Dublin Cherry June
Lombard , etc
Irish Very large, some foxing , top sheet torn. |
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