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ANTIQUE COMMISSIONERS BANKRUPT AWARD **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR
OF GRAT BRITAIN - BANKRUPT AWARDED AGAINST WILLIAM AUSTIN OF POURIS STREET IN
THE COUNTY OF KENT, IRONMONGER DEALER AND CHAPMAN WITH LIST OF PAYMENTS TO
CREDITORS. UNUSUAL DOCUMENT WITH THREE WAX SEALS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY
FOR THE AUSTIN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN FAIR CONDITION - THERE IS A
WATER STAIN BUT THE ITEM IS SOUND AND COMPLETE , - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
PAPER SIZE 18 INCHES BY 22 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; WRITTEN HALF IN LATIN AND
HALF IN ENGLISH BEING THE VOIDING OF OBLIGATION OF MARY BERRY OF TONBRIDGE. INTERESTING
ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE
BERRY FAMILY TWISTED TAG SEAL NO WAX GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
VELLUM SIZE 11 INCHES BY 4 INCHES |
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203 |
1765 |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DOCUMENT 1765 REVENUE STAMPS -."DOCUMENT WRITTEN IN LATIN BEING A
KING'S COURT COPY TITLE FINE BETWEEN GRANTHAM AND DARLING OF KENT." ON
ONE SHEET OF GR AND CREST WATERMARKED PAPER WITH THREE IMPRESSED SIX PENCE
REVENUE STAMPS. IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF
LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE GRANTHAM FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PAPER - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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1716 |
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1716
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED |
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1801 |
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A very
attractive and interesting hand written vellum Lease Indenture dated 5th
January 1801 during the reign of King George the thisrd, between Zebulon
Newington the younger of Newenden in the County of Kent Innholder and James Philcox of Burwash in the County
of Sussex Gentleman (a Trustee for Zebulon Newington) of the one part and
John Bridgeland of Newenden aforesaid Innhold in the said County of Kent
Gentleman and Stephen Swatland of Cranbrook (a Trustee named by and on the
part of the said John Bridgeland) of the other part. Pertaining to a
‘Mefsuage or tenement commonly called or known by the Name or Sign of the
White Hart’ along with associated barns stables etc. ‘Situate lying and being
in the Parish or Township of Newenden’. Other name mentioned: Alexander
Hanson, Thomas Stackwell & John Hunt. Apart from the usual storage folds,
this is a pristine condition document, as clean and crisp as the day when
written. Comprising a single sheet of period vellum approx. 23 ½” x 15” with
all text fully legible for transcription. Bearing two red wax seals
(countersigned by Newington and Philcox), two blue embossed revenue stamps
with lead escutcheons backed with period George III paper sealing stamps. |
Newington |
Philcox |
Bridgeland |
Swatland |
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1897 |
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An 1897
indenture. Mr Hy Langridge and others to Mr R. Langley. lease of the
"Railway Bell", Tunbridge Wells in the |
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1646 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT REIGN CHARLES I -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DEED OF FEEOFFMENT BETWEEN RICHARD ROGERS OF HADLOWE INTHE COUNTY
OF KENT AND THOMAS ROGERS OF CHIDDINGSTONE FOR THREE PARCELS OF LAND AT
HARTSHILL. IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ORIGINAL WAX SEAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE ROGERS FAMILY
ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
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1903 |
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Mortgage Property Indenture Legal Document, Herne Bay, Kent 10th August 1903.
Hand written on white waxed paper, legal property document, signed, sealed
and delivered red wax stamps. 21" x 30" unfolded, twin ruled red
ink lines to perimeter. Transfer of Mortgage for securing £600.00 and
interest. In VG clean and bright condition. |
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1901 |
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Mortgage Property Indenture Legal Document, |
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210 |
1653/4 |
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DUDSON
(Edward, citizen and draper of London, and his wife Anne, sole daughter and
heir of the late Isaac Colfe, Clerk, of Chadwell, Essex) Indenture, whereby
the Dudsons undertake to ‘levy a fine’ to John Morris of London, Scrivener,
that is, by a ‘final’ process in the Court of Common Pleas, to grant him
nominal possession of a dwelling "in Heron alias Herne neere Reculver in
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Dudson |
Colfe |
Morris |
Chilton |
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1887 |
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This
antique document dating from 3 April 1887 deals with the conveyance of 27
Glanville Road, Strood, Kent |
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212 |
1594 |
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1594
ANTIQUE DEED REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL OBLIGATION BOND BETWEEN JAMES BELLINGHAM TO GEORGE BROKER
FOR MESSUAGES LAND AND WOODS AT SMALBROKE AND TIBBERS CROSS. GOOD CLEAR HAND
BUT NEEDS MORE LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCH FOR PLACE NAMES, COUNTY LOCAL SPELLING
ETC IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE SEAL TAPE (NO WAX) - SECOND ONE
MISSING OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 14 INCHES BY 16 INCHES. From
the image it mentions Spelherst, which is in Kent. Also mentions the lands of
Rycharde Skynner. |
Bellingham |
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213 |
1876-1888 |
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1876
-1888 THREE ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENTS -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE THREE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENTS OR DEEDS INCLUDING THE DECLARATION OF MISS HARRIETT
MITCHELL IN PROOF OF HEIRSHIP OF SAMUEL MITCHELL OF TUNBRIDGE WELLS (1888) ~
HENRY PADWICK TO AGREEMENT OF RENTING PART DRAFT DOCUMENT WITH DETAILS OF
SHOOTING RIGHTS AND PLOUGHING, HORSHAM (1876) AND AN AGREEMENT FOR LEASE
BETWEEN MRS E. FLORENCE TO GEORGE GUNNELL BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER FOR SHOP
PREMISES IN HACKNEY ROAD MIDDLESEX (1882). IN FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF FINANCIAL
DOCUMENTS ON FOLDED PAPER SOME WITH MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK - MIXED SIZES |
Mitchell |
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1813 |
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This is
a two page parchment indenture - the two pages having been tied together with
thin parchment strips. Each sheet is approx 22" x 29" and in good
condition, although the ink is a little faded in places, it is still legible.
It is dated 30 December 1813. This is a very interesting piece, as it is a
conveyance of premises, and as such, names many people involved in the
building of this premises, such as Benjamin Chilley Pine of Maidstone,
Ironmonger, William Valentine, Plumber & Glazier, Thomas Reader, Ironmonger,
etc. One sheet also includes the ground plan of the building plot, drawn in
coloured inks at the side. There are 8 identical wax seals with silk ribbons
behind them and 7 signatures on this indenture. |
Pine |
Valentine |
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1861,
1863 |
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Two
substantial neatly handwritten indentures relating to property in Park Road
Southborough Tonbridge Kent in total extending to four large indented sheets
with some receipting on reverses. Item 1) – two page document each page
measuring approx 28 inches x 23 inches (say 72 cms x 59cms) Indenture dated
22nd July 1861, between Frederick James Castle of Southborough, Charles
Gallard of Southborough and William Gorham of Tonbridge. Relates to ‘ all
that piece or parcel of land or ground situate lying and being at
Southborough in the parish of Tonbridge aforesaid and containing in length on
the West side thereof 225 feet or thereabouts on the East side thereof 180 feet
or thereabouts on the South side thereof 307 feet or thereabouts and on the
North side thereof 324 feet or thereabouts .. bounded on the East by land
belonging to George Chittenden.. towards the South by |
Castle |
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Gorham |
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1801 |
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An
attractive and interesting Indenture document dated 2nd January 1801 during
the forty first year of the reign of King George III, referring to Thomas
Waterhouse the Elder late of Burwash but now of Ticehurst in the County of
Sussex Yeoman on the one Part and Zebulon Newington the Younger of Newenden
in the County of Kent Innholder and James Philcox of Burwash aforesaid in the
County of Sussex Gentleman ( a Trustee named by and on the Part and Behalf of
him the said Zebulon Newington) of the other Part. Local property mentioned:-
All that one Messuage or Tenement commonly called or known by the Name or
Sign of the White Hart………. situate lying and being in the Parish or |
Waterhouse |
Newington |
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Tapsell |
Butler |
Bishop |
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1869 |
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1869 |
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Muggeridge |
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1893 |
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1893
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT DEED FOREST HILL KENT. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT BEING AN INDENTURE BETWEEN THOMAS BENJAMIN
MUGGERIDGE OF THE VALE, LYDENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF KENT TO HALFORD LUPTON
MILLS OF NORFOLK SQUARE LONDON, UNDERTAKER. FOR A COUNTERPART LEASE OF A
HOUSE CALLED IVY HOUSE AT 30 DARTMOUTH ROAD - PREMISES AT FOREST HILL IN THE
COUNTY OF KENT. WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMP AND ONE WAX SEAL .
WITH TWO LETTERS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST
TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE
MILLS FAMILY ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 15 INCHES |
Muggeridge |
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1825 |
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You are
bidding for a PAPER MORTGAGE BOND dated 1825.2 pages 8 1/2" X 13".A
mortgage bond between Mr Nightingale from West Moulsey and Mr Edmonds from
Deptford for the sum of £1600,in fair condition with 1 red seal. |
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1866 |
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Letter
from George Gulliver, 1866 on Sarum, Bishop Jewell and Richard Hooker.
Two-side letter signed George Gulliver and sent from Edenbridge, Kent on 16
April 1866. The recipient is not known (addressed “Dear Sir.”) The letters
records that he has recently purchased a book on epitaphs. He took Mrs
Gulliver to Old Sarum where he found the tomb of Bishop John Jewell
(1522–71), despite being told by the guide it was not there. The letter
contains a copy of Jewell’s epitaph. He complains that this stone has become
a “mere paving slab!” Visits the Bishop’s Palace where Jewell “honorably sped
the then young… Richard Hooker on his way.” A reference also to Isaak [Isaac]
Walton’s Life of Richard Hooker. There are a few other items in the letter
including a mention of the Bath Literary Institution. Is this the George
Gulliver (1804–82) who was Surgeon to the Royal Horse Guards and a
correspondent of Charles Darwin? 222mm by 125mm. Blue paper. Mint condition
with no foxing or tears. |
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1812 |
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1812
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEBTOR DOCUMENT SEAL KENT. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT BEING AN ASSIGNMENT OF DEBTS; RARE AND INTERESTING
DOCUMENT GIVING DETAILS OF DEBTS OWED JOHN CUTLER OF SEAL IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT, SHOPKEEPER OF THE FIRST PART, ELIZABETH JACKSON OF SEAL OF THE SECOND
PART AND THE SEVERAL PERSONS WHOSE HANDS AND SEALS ARE HEREUNTO RESPECTIVELY
SUBSCRIBED AND OFFICIAL CREDITORS OF THE SAID JOHN CUTLER. WITH TWO
ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMPS AND 22 RED WAX SEALS IN FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE CUTLER FAMILY OF KENT ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT - SIZE 26 INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
Cutler |
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1503/4 |
Bloomsbury
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Agreement,
John Wylkes of Herne releases William Lambe wax chandler, his heirs and
assigns, all right title to a tenement and garden situated in the "vico
de Wyngham" [Wingham] - the King's ?street east - land of Lord
Archbishop west - land of William Ryggedon north and land of Edmund Lambe
south which John Wylkes lately had of the grant … of John Turner of Wyngham
shoemaker, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 13 lines, docket on verso, folds,
good wax seal with Star of David design, 124 x 257mm., 18th February 1503/4.
£150 - 200 Wingham, East Kent, six miles east of Canterbury |
Wylkes |
Lambe |
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1759-1767 |
Bloomsbury
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Kent
Borsholders [petty constables].- Tylden (R.O., of Milstead, clerk of the justices
of the peace for |
Tylden |
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1807 |
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An
interesting Letter of Administration document 31st May 1807 during the reign
of King George III pertaining to Sarah Roope of the Parish of St Paul,
Deptford in the County of Kent, who died intestate. Other names mentioned
include:- Nicholas Roope Mary Pomery Pratt née Roope & Reverend Henry
Pratt. Displaying minor discolouration due to age. Comprising a single folded
sheet approx. 8” x 7” with all text fully legible for transcription. Bearing
a single large embossed pendant wafer seal displaying the Arms of the Diocese
of Canterbury in relief. |
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1907 |
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An
interesting Probate document dated 17th January 1907 during the reign of King
Edward VII pertaining to Catherine King deceased of School House, Paddock
Wood in the County of Kent widow. Others mentioned:- Alfred King, Robert
Luckey Martin, Matilda Morley & Kate Eliza Martin. Property mentioned:-
Farm in |
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1859 |
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WAVY
LINE INDENTURE LEASE DOVER KENT 1859
This lease dated 14th November 1859 is between Thomas Rowe of Buckland
Kent and George Cox, hairdresser. The property is in Snargate Street in Dover.
Kent. The rent is only nineteen shillings p.a. ( £0.95), but a premium was
payable of £320. The lease was an assignment of the original lease from the
Harbour of Dover dated 6th July 1840 for 65 years. The lease measures
25" by 27" and has 2 impressed wax seals with a blue & silver
Revenue Stamp for one pound fifteen shillings (£1.75) |
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1868 |
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1868
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT LAST WILL AND TESTATMENT PLUS ADMINISTRATION LETTER
FROM HER MAJESTY'S COURT OF PROBATE, PRINCIPLE REGISTRY. STRONG HAND AND
EASILY READ LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT BEING
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ROBERT SACKETT TOMLIN LATE OF DANE COURT IN
THE PARISH OF SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE IN THE ISLE OF THANET IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT. AND THE ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT
WITH WAFER SEAL BEQUEATHING LAND AND PROPERTY WITH CODICILE FOR ALL
OTHER PERSONAL ITEMS - DETAILS RUN TO THREE LARGE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT - REVENUE
STAMPS AND SEAL IN FINE CONDITION (DUSTING TO OUTSIDE FOLD) - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY ON FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 25 INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
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228 |
1785 |
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Conveyance
of Lands etc. in the Parish of Smeeth in the County of Kent. Dated 29th Sept.
1785. Rev. Herbert Randolph to Messrs Reynolds & Bridges. 4 large vellum
sheets, folded as usual. |
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Reynolds |
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229 |
1844 |
Wealden
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Mortgage
of a Farm and Lands in the Parishes of Lyminge and Postling in Kent. Dated
27th February 1844. Mr. John Collick to Mr. Stephen Kelcey. 2 large vellum
sheets folded as usual. |
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230 |
1807 |
Wealden
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Appointment
and Release (ffeofment) with covenant to produce deeds. Dated 3rd Sept. 1807.
Mr. James Miller to Messrs William and Thomas Humphrey. Involves land at Castle
Lane, Ashford etc. |
Miller |
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231 |
1812 |
Wealden
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Lease
for a Year. Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges & Co, to Mr. John Marsh. Dated 13th
February 1812. 1 vellum sheet folded as usual. Re: Land at Alkham. With the
signature of Sir Samual Egerton Brydges. |
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Marsh |
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232 |
1815 |
Wealden
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166 |
Conveyance
of several pieces of Land in Romney Marsh. Mr. John Buckhurst to Mr. William
Stringer. Dated 16th December 1815. 3 vellum sheets folded as usual. |
Buckhurst |
Stringer |
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233 |
1789 |
Wealden
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167 |
Assignment
of mortgage term in trust to attend the inhertiance of Miss Sarah Bayley.
Dated 9th Sept. 1789. Two vellum sheets folded as usual. Re; Land at New
Romney. |
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1729 |
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Cranbrook
BOND of John Tilden of Cranbrook to George Baker. 1729. 1p., folio, 31 lines,
in English and Latin. Small wax seal, signed Tilden and two witnesses
(including 'Mantle Boughton'). Relates to a house in Hawkhurst. |
Tilden |
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1724 |
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Cranbrook
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT between Grace Hatton of Clerkenwell and John Tilden of
Cranbook, relating to payment for a tenement at Cranbrook known as Nottors
Farm, with barns, gardens, hop ground, and 53 acres. 1724. Large follio
sheet, signed Gracia Hatton with small wax seal. Small split without loss at
part of one fold. |
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236 |
1664 |
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Bethersden
A TRUE AND PERECT INVENTORY OF ALL THE GOODS AND CHATTELS OF RICHARD WARD
late of Bethersden in the County of Kent, Taylor, deceased made taken &
aprised the 1 & 20th day of February in the year of our Lord 1 thousand
six hundred and sixtie four. 1664. On vellum, in a clear hand, size 21"
x 7". Signed by the appraisers, Thomas Usher and William Weller.
Itemises furniture, candlesticks, bedding, kitchen equipment, etc. room by
room. Includes 4 chests, settle, mortar and pestle, stone bottles, pewter
spoons, dripping pans, brass kettle, spit, 'stocke of bees', etc |
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1805 |
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Woodnesborough
CONVEYANCE of a piece of land part of Burkland Farm, Thomas Bushell and Robert
Finnis to the Master Brothers and Sisters of the Hospital of St. Bartholomew,
Sandwich, and the Mayor of Sandwich. 1805. 2 vellum sheets, 22" x
27", wax seals of the Hospital, and the Mayoralty of Sandwich, and two
smaller seals, small sketch plan in margin, with attractive dividers and
scale bar, coloured yellow. |
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Finnis |
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238 |
1846 |
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Upper
Charlton LEASE of land and dwelling house at Charlton, R. Rousell to I.
Whittenbury, builder. 1846. Two large vellum sheets, wax seals. On second
sheet is coloured manuscript sketch plan, scale 3 chains to 1", size
12" x 7", showing road, and plot of land with plan of house,
adjacent owners named. A few splits at folds, outside dusty. |
Rousell |
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Sutton
at Hone AGREEMENT between Frances Hill, spinster, of Sutton at Hone, and
Frances Hill, widow, of Wilmington, relating to the Will of Abraham Hill, and
Richard Hill his heir, brother and husband of the above. The estate included
'œ880 in the South Sea Company', 'œ3300 capital stock in the Bank of
England'. Appended are two schedules setting out 'an account of her receipts
and disbursements relating to the several estates of Richard Hill and Abraham
Hill.' The Agreement refers to a suit in the Court of Exchequer between
Abraham Hill and Lady Shovell, regarding rents of the Manor of Sutton at
Hone, and Hill's rights to the Quitrents due from the Manor of St. John of
Jerusalem. 1721-2.
Agreement, undated, on vellum, size 12" x 25". schedule sewn to
bottom size 29" x 12". Some browning of vellum in parts, not
affecting legibility. The schedule sets out sums received by Frances Hill on
her husband's behalf, and sums paid for his debts. 115 items listed, with
date, including servants' wages. payments to Hill's apothecary, maltman,
smith, collar maker, butcher, shoemaker; 'to Mrs Dent's maids for the trouble
they had cleaning the house where Richd. Hill dyed'; 'paid Thomas Smith the
Stage Coach from London for the servant coming with things to Wilmington 17th
March 1721.'; 'Recd by the hands of Mr Whitmore 407 pounds from the Duke of
Marlborough upon the Estates of Steeple Barton in Oxfordshire'; 'Recd. of
Henry Gallard œ3 in part for the wood at Tunbridge.... that was cutt down to
the 14 March 1721.' |
Hill |
Shovell |
Dent |
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Whitmore |
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Preston,
Herne Hill LEASE of The Manor of Westwood, Sir John Glover of Westhampstead,
Baronet, to John Glover of Westwood. 1696. Two vellum sheets, decorative
engraved heading with coat of arms, heavy wax seal on tag. Rodent nibbling along
part of one fold affecting some words, and all along bottom edge below
signature. Lists all the various fields etc. with acreage. |
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Chartham,
Herne Hill FEOFFMENT part of a tenement in Chartham with 8 acres, and 9 acres
in Herne Hill, Mary Hamond, sister and one of the heirs of John Lane of
Cooling, according to the custom of Gavelkind lands in the county... to
George Lattenden. 1688. Vellum, 10" x 24", attractive calligraphic
initial letter, wax seal on tag with ship, endorsed on verso. A fine
attractive deed in excellent condition |
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Chartham
and Chilham MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT for Sale of Lands and Hereditaments in
Chartham and Chilham, Nicholas Cook of Boughton Aluph to The Rev. Sir John
Fagg of Mystole of a farm called Pickling, four acres of woodland called
Spratt's fields with three cottages, lands at Broad Ham, etc. 1811. 4p.,
folio. A proviso was made that Sir John Fagg offer the occupier at Mystole,
Thomas Pullen, 'Barnroom for his corn the produce of the now ensuing Harvest,
and a floor to thresh out the same'. |
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Chartham
and Chilham AGREEMENT for Sale of Lands and Hereditaments, Nicholas Cooke to
Sir John Fagg, Bart. 1811. 1811. 3p folio. Includes messuage called Pickling,
12 acres, plus 4 acres of wood; 3 cottages and 24 acres, near Broadham. |
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Canterbury
THE ACCOUNT OF MOSES MAPLETON Tutor and Curator lawfully assigned unto Robert
Croydon the younger... sonne of Robert Croydon the elder.... whilst he lived
in the precincts of.... the Church of Christ Canterbury deceased And
Administrator of.... the goods chattells and debts of the said Robert Croydon
the elder deceased and during the minority of the aforesaid.... 1661. On
vellum, in a small neat hand, 42" x 7", listing detailed expenses
for funeral, servants, education of the son, etc. Includes money paid to
women for watching the deceased in his illness and laying him out, money owed
to Bartholomew Fowler of St. Mary Northgate for bread and baking, for 'John
Parris Master of the free school in Canterbury for one halfe years
schooling', shoes, stockings, gloves and 'freize to make a coat' and to 'John
Dickenson of the Parish of St. George the Martyr', for making the coat and a
suit, for the boy. Attached is a smaller sheet, size 23" x 5", with
'Inventory taken the seventh day of Sept. 1661 of the goods & Chettells of
Mr Robert Croydon of the preceint of |
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Indenture
recording the mortgage of a messuage in Dover in the county of Kent, between
William Baker of the Town and Port of Dover, Tinman and Brasier, and Martha his
wife, and Susanna Parker of Dover, Spinster. Dated 15th day of September 1750
in the 4th year of the reign of George II. A messuage and premises in the
parish of St James the Apostle in the Town and Port of Dover. Good condition. Handwritten on vellum in English.
Signatures and red wax seals. |
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Indenture
recording a covenant to levy a fine for a messuage in Dover in the county of Kent
and lands in Nonington, between William Henry Jolly of the Town and Port of
Sandwich, Kent, Gentleman, and Christine his wife, James Knott of Bridge near
Canterbury, Cordwainer, and Elizabeth his wife, John Knott of Nonington,
Weaver, and Mary his wife, William Baker of Dover, Brasier and Martha his
wife, and Sampson Creake of Nonington. Dated 3rd day of March 1748 in the
22nd year of the reign of George II. A messuage or tenement in the parish of
St James the Apostle in the Town and Port of Dover adjoining a messuage in
the occupation of Stephen Pilcher, Tallow Chandler, now in the possession of
William Baker, by the will of Joseph Wickes late of Dover. Also messuages and 4 parcels of land called
Ratling in the parish of Nonington, Kent. Attractive indenture with 9 red wax
seals and signatures. Good clean condition.
Handwritten on vellum in English. Signatures and red wax seals. |
Jolly |
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Baker |
Creake |
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bond for quiet enjoyment of a property in Dover, where Thomas Howard of
London, Brazier, is firmly bound to John Marsh of the Town and Port of Dover,
Carpenter, to the sum of £620. Dated 24th day of December 1760 in the 1st
year of the reign of George III. Relates to an indenture of lease &
release bearing the same date for sale of a messuage in St James the Apostle,
Dover. Other names include William Baker, Stephen Pilcher and Boys Pilcher.
Exceptionally good clean condition.
Handwritten on laid paper in English. Signature and seal of Thomas
Howard. |
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quadrapartite recording the sale of a messuage near the Market Place in Dover
in the county of Kent, between Sampson Farbrace of the Town and Port of
Dover, Gentleman, John Marsh of the same place, Carpenter, Robert Westfield
of the same, Gentleman, and Robert Hunt of the same, Butcher. Dated 5th day
of January 1780 in the 20th year of the reign of George III. A nice 2 page
indenture relating to a messuage and premises near to the market place in the
parish of St James the Apostle in the Town and Port of Dover, formerly in the
possession of William Baker then late of Thomas Howard. Good condition. Handwritten on vellum in English. 4
signatures and red wax seals. |
Farbrace |
Marsh |
Westfield |
Hunt |
Baker |
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1662 |
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Monastery,
Priory Manor of Combewell. Attractive vellum Recovery Document, dated
Michaelmas term, 1662, in which William Babbington and William Chapman,
petition against Thomas Lake for the Manor of Combewell, alias Comwell and
Chigley, with the appurtenances, and the site of the Manor of Chingley and
also the late Monastery and Priory of Combell, with a listing of all its
messuages, tofts, gardens, land, meadow, pasture, woods, moorland, etc.,
written in an attractive chancery script underlined in red, with large decorated
initial letter and decorative top border incorporating coat of arms of
Charles II,lion rampant and unicorn holding standards, etc., in perfect
condition retaining a small fragment of the Great Privy Seal, with
accompanying translation |
Babbington |
Chapman |
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1641 |
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Winter 3 Mar 2004 |
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Pleas
at Westminster. Manuscript contemporary copy of a plea, c. 1641,. by Mr Payne
on behalf of Daniel Harvey (1587-1647, brother of Dr William Harvey) of St Lawrence
Pountney, London, Receiver General for the county and City of Lincoln, by
virtue of that office he now owes large sums of money to the Exchequer, in
part payment he has assigned to the Exchequer bonds which Katherine Lady
Sandys of Northborne, Kent, and others, had made out to him in the sum of
500, Katherine has now died and the Exchequer demands his money, seventy-six
leaves written to rectos only, 4to |
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1621 |
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Winter 3 Mar 2004 |
402 |
A large
vellum indenture dated 8th June 1621, between James Gracethwait and members
of his family, referring to the Patent granted by King James I on the 26th
June in the 8th year of his reign, to George Salter of St. Dunston in the
West of London, and John Williams of St Peters le Poor, London, together with
Sir Francis Thomas, knight, Lord Mayor of London, to Sir William Garway, of
lands,woods with all appurtenances in Richmond, Yorkshire, late of the
monastery of St. Agatha, with mention of the granting of the Manor of
Eastgreaves in Kent |
Gracethwait |
Salter |
Williams |
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1659 |
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Sutton
at Hone, Horton Kirby LEASE of a Mansion house, malthouse, barn, etc.,
parcels of land called the Crofts and East fields, and a parcel of land of 52
acres, Timothy Sachaverell of Tarrant Hinton in Dorset, Clerk, and Bridget
his wife to Henry Lane of Horton Kirby. 1659. Vellum, 17" x 18",
papered seal on tag. |
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St.
Paul, Deptford LEASE of no. 26 Arbuthnot Road New Cross, The Haberdashers'
Company, Governors of the Almshouse and Free Grammar School of William Jones
in Monmouth to Frederick Cavalli, Stationer. 1898. Printed on vellum,
21" x 26", coloured sketch plan size 10" x 7" in text,
large papered red seal of William Jones Monmouth Charity, two wax seals. |
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VELLUM INDENTURE KENT concerns RAILWAY with a COLORED PLAT NO RESERVE This is
the third of three related documents being offered. This vellum indenture,
written in the more usual horizontal format, is dated 30th November 1887 and
is between Joseph Osbert Whatley of Holtye, Edenbridge, Kent of the one part
and The London Brighton & South Coast Railway Company of the other part.
The deed concerns the purchase of 7+ acres of land for work authorised by the
"Oxted & Groombridge Railway Act 1881" and the "London
Brighton & South Coast Railway Act 1884". The land to be conveyed
includes a Hop Garden & Stream, a Wood & Stream and Old Railway Works
& Stream in the parish of Cowden, Kent. There is a hand coloured PLAN or
plat of the area as well as 3 various revenue stamps and a large seal of the
Railway company attached by a vellum tag. Size. The document is approx.
28.5" wide x 23" high. Condition. In superb condition with the
usual folding creases. |
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Polders.
Deed of Grant by Nicholas de Selling to John de Gunde, of 76 acres of land in
Polre' [Polders], n.d., prob. early 13th c., next to the land of Frogge hole
at an annual rent of 8 shillings, with the names of thirteen witnesses
(including Henry and Simon de Sandwich and Robert de Bermundsaye), small
parchment title deed in Latin, ink a little faded but writing clear, with a
fine personal seal with the clear legend, "Sigill Nicolai De S...",
round with a star in the centre, of green wax on silk laces, slight damage to
the edge affecting part of the name, accompanied by a modern description |
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Downe.
Deed of Gift from Joan Bederenden, formerly wife of John Bederenden, lord of
the Manor of Downe Court, deceased, to Prince Henry [?later King Henry VI],
Sir Richard Waller, Sir Thomas Langton and Richard Cotton of
"Hospitio", of the Manor of Downe, Kent, which was given to her by
Edward Gyldeford and John Bamburgh, for the term of her life and one year
following, except one acre of land in a field called "la Redyn", to
revert to Anne her daughter and Anne's husband Thomas Putter, with the names
of seven witnesses, dated at Downe, 7 April, 8 Henry VI [1430], small
parchment title deed, in Latin, in good condition, with one damaged seal |
Bederenden |
Waller |
Langton |
Cotton |
Gyldeford |
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Downe?
Deed of Grant, from Gilbert son of John to Payne son of Ralph Govene,n.d.,
but prob. late 12th or early 13th c., of land called "alureies
redene" between the land of Ralph Govene and that of Jordan the Baker
son of Renuld, and half an acre of garden, between the land of Robert de
Bradeburne [?Brabourne, Kent] and that of Richard Blakemann and Bartholomew
Alba, the twelve witnesses include Rayner of Seveneke [?Sevenoaks, Kent or
Savernake, Wiltshire], Eudes of Depedene and Rayner of Readeride; small early
parchment title deed in Latin, ink dark and clear, generally in good
condition but several small holes on fold lines, with three seal tags, one seal
missing, two present but damaged, one vesica shaped and one round and
armorial |
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50/15 Eyton,
Rev. Robert William - Winchfield - 1881. Probated will - vellum - names wife,
3 sons, 4 daughters [one married to Craigie], sister - in - law Ann Watts -
Woolwich, Kent £30 |
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48/107
Walford - 1874 - Disposal by Sarah Brackpool (Tonbridge, Kent), widow of
William G Brackpool, of Land at Walford, to Henry Bodinham (Walford), who had
occupied it for many years. Sarah had inherited it from her brother, George
Bailey. Contains brief references to George's Will and a subsequent Court
action. Parchment - incorporating small sketch location plan - signed and
sealed by Sarah Brackpool. £26 |
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63/16 South Killingholme - 1865 - Advance of
second Mortgage of £500 to Brady
Brocklesby ( Eastthorpe, Leicester) by Edwin Barnes (Blackheath, Kent) on
security of Lincolnshire properties. Parkin Wigglesworth as Trustee for
Brocklesby . [see also 63/15] 2 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by
Brocklesby, Wigglesworth and Barnes.
£47 |
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68/13 Deal
- 1725 - Lease of property by Margt Saffery, widow, to John Wraight, the rent
of which is to increase 'in the event of war between England and France'.
Large paper Lease with 2" tear centre top. Signed and sealed Jno Wraight
with signature of witness Jno Middleton.
£58 |
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1787
MANUSCRIPT from COURT OF GEORGE III WESTMINSTER. RECORD OF FINAL AGREEMENT ON
PARCHMENT. MADE IN THE COURT OF OUR SOVERIEGN LORD THE KING AT WESTMINSTER IN
THE EIGHT DAYS OF PURIFICATION OF THE BLESSED MARY IN THE TWENTY SEVENTH YEAR
OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD BY THE GRACE OF GOD. BEFORE THE KINGS
JUSTICES ~ BETWEEN BENJAMIN DAVIS, PLAINTIF, AND JOSEPH SWIBB AND MARY HIS
WIFE DEFENDANT, OF ONE MESSUAGE AND TWO GARDENS, ONE ORCHARD ONE ACRE OF LAND
AND ONE ACRE OF PASTURE IN THE PARISH OF RIPPLE. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION
ACCORDING TO THE FORM OF THE STATUTE. No County given in description, but
assumed to be Ripple in Kent. |
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INDETURE 1801.VERY GOOD CONDITION. Mentioned in this indenture is the City of
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English Vellum Indenture Handwritten
vellum indenture dated 1867 with five red wax seals. The indenture pertains
to deal with a lease of 71 Great College Street Cumden Town Middlesex and a
Surrender of the same ground between several parties names of William Venn of
49 Wrotham Road Gravesend in the county of Kent Gentleman of the one part and
William Dance of No 48 Herbert Street New North Road Hoxton inthe county of
Middlesex fire wood manufacturer of the other part. Large fancy printed vignette, Blue Tax
Revenue Stamp, Orange tax revenue stamp, and 5 red wax seals. Fine condition, measures approx 28 x 23. |
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YORKSHIRE;
1786 Fine original obligation bond between William Holdsworth of St Botolph, Middlesex,
Thomas Hogson of Saint Catherine Cree, Middlesex, John Parks of Maidstone,
Kent, Benjimin Hodgson of Castle Baynard, Middlesex, Hannah Burnett of
Marybone to William Wainman of Carrhead in the Parish of Kildwick, Skipton,
Yorkshire. Fine wax seals & signatures. |
Holdsworth |
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1569 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W813 |
25 Mar
1569 Grant by Richard Awkyn of Lydde co. Kent to Clement Collins of the same,
of an acre of land in the same, between the land of Richard Hall to the S.E.
and the land of Robert Colles, to the N.W. and S.W. to hold the same during
his life and after his death to John son of the said Clement. Seal. 21/— |
Awkyn |
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1569 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1823 |
14 June
1569. Release. Westenhanger. John Clerke of Woodechurch, co. Kent. To Gregory
Yonge of Stanford, Co. Kent. Signature : John Clarke. Armorial seal. 30/— |
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1569 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
D105 |
10 Sept
1569. Grant in fee by Thomas Cranowe of Darnte [Darente] co. Kent
‘whelewright ‘ and Alice his wife, daughter of Augustin Moger late of
Eynesforde co. Kent, ‘laborer’ deceased to John Moger of Eynesforde the
younger, husbandman, of 3 acres of land called Husbondeslonde in Eynesforde
in a place called Crokenhyll. Endorsed. Witnesses : John Newyngton, John
Moger, Thom. Sybbyng, John Cstane ?, Awstyn Coke. 2 seals. 30/- |
Cranowe |
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Newyngton |
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1570 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
M42 |
3 May
1570. Covenant to levy a fine. Wootton manor and Advowson. Thomas Arundell
and Mary his wife. To Gilbert Sladen (Slader) of St. Wynnow, Co. Cornwall,
William Bennet of St. Mervyn, Co. Cornw. Witnesses : Edmund Granger, Jacobi
Power. Signature: Gylbarte Slader. 25/— |
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Sladen |
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1571 |
H R
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M39 |
9 July
1571. Bargain and Sale. Wootton and Lydden. William Piers of Wootton Co.
Kent. to Thomas Arundell of tile same and Mary his wife. Witnesses : John
Lawrence of Bridge, Philip Barton. Fragment of seal. 30/— |
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1572 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1642 |
1 July
1572. Assignment. Glebe lands in Woolwich. William Parrye of Carmarthen town
to Richard Patricke, citizen of London. Witnesses : Henry Etherege, Symon
Urmeston, John Palmer. Signature William Parry. With Bond attached. £2 |
Parrye |
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1573 |
H R Moulton
Catalogue 1930 |
A363 |
10 Mar
1573. Grant by William Rivers, yeoman, of Lighe near Tunbridge Co. Kent to
his son Edward Rivers, of his messuage called Hartes and all his lands, etc.
in Lighe, Tunbridge, and Biteboroughe, co. Kent. Seal (defective). 25/— |
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1573 |
H R
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B1096 |
10 Mar
1573. Quitclaim by Francis Swayndland of Sandwich, Co. Kent, labourer, to
Robert Steve of Gravesend, co. Kent, mercer, of all interest in three
messuages and gardens in Gravesend. Witnesses : Bartin Burton, Richard
Harris, Edward Darbishere, Lancelot Lovelace, Nicholas Denley, Willia.
Leyston. 21/— |
Swayndland |
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Harris |
Darbishere |
Lovelace |
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1573 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
A470 |
28 Mar
1573. Grant indented by Andrew Barres, of Fordham Co. Kent to Charles Norton
and Richard Chinerey of lands in Fordham specified in a schedule indented
annexed. Signature of grantor. [2 skins]. £2/lO/— |
Barres |
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1573 |
H R
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M44 |
3 May
1573. Grant. Wootton. Richard Belamye of Barham, co. Kent. To Thomas Arundell
of Wootton, Co. Kent. Witnesses : Wyllyam Spayn, John [Pelc] heard. 20/— |
Belamye |
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1575 |
H R
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W2/259 |
26 Feb
1575. Copy of a grant by Thomas Walter, butcher, of Sevenock Co. Kent to
William Beecher, millwright of Seale, co. |
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1576 |
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Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
B1117 |
7 Feb
1576. Indenture of bargain and sale by William Sydnor of Blundeston, co.
Suff., esq., to Nicholas Woodd of Trottescliff, co. Kent, yeoman, of a
messuage and lands in Brenchley, co. Kent, in the occupation of Richard
Myddleton or his assigns. Receipt for consideration money £90, attached.
Witnesses : Edmund Style, Christopher Abdy, Ri. Johnson, Ric. Tilden, Amos
Godden. Signature : Wyllm. Sydnor. 30/- |
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1576 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W2/264 |
8 Feb
1576. Grant by William Sydnor, esq., of Blundeston co. Suff. to Nicholas
Woodd, yeoman, of Trottyscliff co. Kent, of a messuage and 36a. of land in
Brencheley co. |
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1576 |
H R
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W2/69 |
17 Mar
1576. Grant by Richard Wallis, yeoman, of Plomsted co. Kent to Richarde
Pattricke, citizen and haberdasher of London, of two messuages, ½a. of land
and the wharf adjoining in Woolwich, co. |
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1576 |
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C1728 |
2 June 1576.
Inquisition taken at Deptford Stroud alias West Greenwich, as to the estate
etc. of Francis Barnam, late Alderman of London. (Francis Barnam while he
lived possessed Bilsington Manor in Kent). Signatures : W. Onslowe, Michaell
Berisforde, Commissioners. 2 Armorial Seals. £2 |
Barnam |
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Berisforde |
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W689 |
Quitclain
by John Dyxon, yeoman, of Stone co. Kent Thomas Chowne, mercer, of Tunbridge,
Thomas Lamperd, weaver, of the same and John Budgyn, yeoman of Lygh near
Tunbridge to Richard Pratt, butcher, of Tunbridge of their interest in 60a.
of land called Juddes and a rent of 16s. in Tunbridge and Bydborough co.
Kent. Signatures of John Dyxon and Thomas Chowne. Seal. 21/- |
Dyxon |
Chowne |
Lamperd |
Budgyn |
Pratt |
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284 |
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B1134 |
30 Aug
1576. Copy of will of Myldrede Honiwoode, widow, sometime wifc of John
Honywoode, esq., deceased, of Cheriton, co. Kent. Bequeathing to John her
son, the manor of Bodsham or Botsham, co. Kent, and lands belonging thereto
in Elmested, co. Kent, and bequeathing legacies to her children, Thomas,
Christopher and Joane, and others. Proved at Canterbury, 21 March 1576/7.
Witnesses: to the will, John Farbrace cler. John Dunkyn, John Prowde. 1 seal.
£2 |
Honiwoode |
Farbrace |
Dunkyn |
Prowde |
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285 |
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W701 |
5 Oct 1576.
Grant by Thomas Willughby, esq., of Chydingston [Chiddingstone] co. Kent to
George Pelsotte, one of the sons of William Pelsott, yeoman, of Haevye
Hatche, co. Kent, of his piece of land called Bowley Green lying near the
highway from Ightham to Shibourne, co. Kent. Signature of grantor. Seal. 21/- |
Willughby |
Pelsotte |
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286 |
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B1401 |
29 Mar
1577. Copy of the will of Stephen Gybbs of Eastry, co. Kent, yeoman, with probate
dated 27 February 1577/8, in which Julian his wife is named as executrix, and
John Wylde of Woodnesborough, is named as overseer. 30/- |
Gybbs |
Wylde |
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287 |
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B1238 |
24 Oct 1577.
Will of Thomas Bate of Lydd, co. Kent, disposing of all his estate in the
parishes of Ivychurch, Snave, Lydd, Promhill, and Brookland, in co. Kent and
co. Sussex, and appointing as executors his sons Clement, Thomas and John,
and one William Dallet. Probate dated 25 August 1578, by Thomas Lause,
official of the Consistory Court for Canterbury. 1 fragment of seal. 30/- |
Bate |
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Lause |
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288 |
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M41 |
13 Nov 1577.
Demise for 7 years. Wootton. Thomas Arundell and Mary his wife, of Wootton to
Dr. Richard Vincent of Dover. Witnesses : Stephen Hernden, Gyles Risedon,
Thomas Peirs, John Crispe, James Broker. 20/- |
Arundell |
Vincent |
Hernden |
Risedon |
Peirs |
Crispe |
Broker |
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289 |
1578 |
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212/1 |
20 Nov
1578. Foeffment by Richard Asshedowne of Sevenoaks to John Miller of
Tonbridge of lands called Russlettes in Tonbridge. £1/5/- |
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290 |
1580 |
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M47 |
22 Jan
1580. Deed of Sale. Wootton Manor and Advowson. Thomas Arundell late of
Wootton and Mary his wife. To Richard Vincent of Wootton. Witnesses John
Fysher, Thomas Lyncolne, Thomas Henley, John Smyth. Signatures : Thomas
Arundell, Mary Arundell. Seal. 30/- |
Arundell |
Vincent |
Fysher |
Lyncolne |
Henley |
Smyth |
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291 |
1581 |
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W2/357 |
3 May 1581.
Exemplification under the seal of the Common Pleas of a recovery suffered in
Easter Term 23 Eliz. between Nicholas Seylyard, gent., demandant and William
Soni, tenant, concerning a messuage and land in Brasted and Sonderydge co.
Kent. Vouchee: John Howell. £3 |
Seylyard |
Soni |
Howell |
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292 |
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N10 |
20
Sept. 1581. Bond of George Wyckenden of Cowden, co. |
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Knight |
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293 |
1583 |
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R213 |
12 Feb
1583. Indenture between sir William Cecill, lord Burghley lord Treasurer,
etc., and Thomas Sekford, surveyor of the court of Wards and liveries, on the
one part, and Anthony son and heir of William Denton; esquire, deceased on
the other part, witnessing that a particular annexed of the property of the
said Anthony (of which a special livery is to be granted) in the counties of
Kent and Sussex as per schedule, is complete and accurate. 12 Feb., 25
Elizabeth. Signed: “W. Burghley, Thomas Sekford.” £6 |
Cecill |
Sekford |
Denton |
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294 |
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B1412 |
1 Oct
1583. Indenture being a marriage settlement between John Heyton of East
Greenwich, co. Kent, esq., and Francis his son and heir, of the one pt., and
John Blomer, citizen and haberdasher of London, and Edmond his son and heir,
of the other part, concerning tenements and lands in East Greenwich, and the
marriage of the said Francis and Sarah daughter of the said John Blomer.
Witness : John Dryon. Signature : John Bloomer. 2 Seals £2 |
Heyton |
Blomer |
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295 |
1584 |
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C1825 |
4 Mar
1584. Release. Bilsington, Newchurch, Rucking, etc. Theophilus Adams of the
City of London, Robert Adams of the City of London, Nicholas Geffe of the
City of London, Robert Beamonde of the City of London. To Alice Barnham of
the City of London, widow, Martyn Barnham of Hollingbourne, co. Kent.
Witnesses : John Edwards, W. Mowse. Signatures Theo. Adams, Robert Adams,
Nich. Geffe, R. Beamonde. £2 |
Adams |
Geffe |
Beamonde |
Barnham |
Edwards |
Mowse |
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296 |
1584 |
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C314 |
20 Apr
1584. Feoffment. Elmestead, co. Kent. Richard Hawke of Wye, yeoman. To Robert
Philpott of Elmested, yeoman. Witnesses : Steven March, Sampson Maxted, Henry
March. 20/— |
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Philpott |
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297 |
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C611 |
7 Oct 1584.
Bargain and Sale. Shipbourne, co Kent. Thomas Chowne of Tonbridge, co. Kent
to George Chowne of Wrotham, Co. Kent, William Blynckensop of Doncaster, co.
York. Witnesses : Henry Geliot or Zeliot, Wm. Baker, Samuel (Wamslie).
Signatures of George Chowne, Wyllm Blenkynsop. 2 seals. 30/— |
Chowne |
Blynckensop |
Geliot |
Zeliot |
Baker |
Wamslie |
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298 |
1585 |
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N8 |
9 Oct
1585. Indenture of lease between Walter Harlakynden of Dunstall, co. Kent,
gent. and John Welles of Fayezfylde, co. |
Harlakynden |
Welles |
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299 |
1585 |
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W2/543 |
28 Nov
1585. Exemplification under the seal of the Common Pleas of a recovery
suffered in Michaelmas Term 28 Eliz. between John Ashebye, demnandant and
William Gayllar and Thomas Savage, tenants. concerning a moiety of two messuages
in Dartford co. |
Ashebye |
Gayllar |
Savage |
Appleton |
Howell |
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300 |
1586 |
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D21 |
1 Jan 1586.
Feoftment by Thomas Nott of Crockenhill in the parish of Aynsforde co. Kent,
yeoman to John Nott, of Aynsforde, yeoman, his brother and William Nott, the
elder of Aynsforde yeoman, his kinsman of a messuage called Soundes with a
garden, etc. adjoining and 4 pieces of arable land, etc., at Crockenhill in
the parish of Aynsforde. Also of part of a messuage called Chapmansforde and
other premises assigned in a partition between the said Thomas and his
brother to uses set out in a schedule [attached] and a second deed. Seal.
Lion passant. 2 deeds. £3/3/— |
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