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1858 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Plumstead KENT Pattison > Rose 1858. REIGN OF KING QUEEN VICTORIA - 146
years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING An ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD
PREMISES NO 13 ST JAMES PLACE NEAR WOLLWICH WEST PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT BEING PART OF THE BURRAGE ESTATE. BETWEEN FREDERICK PATTISON OF OLD
BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT AND CHARLES PATTISON OF WILLENHALL HOUSE NEAR
COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS HOPPERTON OF BLOOMFIELD PLACE
WEST PLUSTEAD NEAR WOOLWICH IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART
AND WILLIAM ROSE OF CRESENT ROAD WEST PLUMSTEAD GUNNER IN THE ROYAL
ARTILLERY. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 22 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Pattison |
Hopperton |
Rose |
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502 |
1835 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Lympsfield SURREY Wallis >Durtnell 1835. from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 169 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING
THE MORTGAGE ON A MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT SITUATE STANDING AND BEING IN
LYMPSFIELD ON THE NORTH EAST SIDE OF THE COMMON STREET OR HIGHWAY LEADING
FROM COCKHAM HILL TO BOTLEY HILL. BETWEEN JOHN WALLIS OF LYMPSFIELD IN THE
COUNTY OF SURREY TAILOR OF THE ONE PART AND RICHARD DURTNELL OF BRASTED IN
THE COUNTY OF KENT CARPENTER OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 30 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
Wallis |
Durtnell |
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503 |
1867 |
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A vellum
indenture dated 22nd February 1867 between John Baddeley of Hurstville,
Forest Hill, Kent (esquire) and William Symonds of Wick Lane, Old Ford, Bow,
Middlesex (color manufacturer) being a Counterpart Lease of messuage and
premises Wick lane, Old Ford, Middlesex. One page with two seals, one
signature. Very good condition. |
Baddeley |
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504 |
1867 |
ebay |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Plumstead KENT Driver > Radley 1867. REIGN OF KING QUEEN VICTORIA - 137
years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING An ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD
PREMISES NO 2 ST JAMES PLACE PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. BETWEEN THOMAS
DRIVER OF NO |
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Radley |
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505 |
1862 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Plumstead KENT Woolwich > Stephens 1862. REIGN OF KING QUEEN VICTORIA
- 146 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING An ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD
PREMISES NO 1 ST JAMES PLACE NEAR WOOLWICH WEST PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT BEING PART OF THE BURRAGE ESTATE. BETWEEN THE TRUSTEES OF THE WOOLWICH
EQUITABLE BENEFIT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION OF THE FIRST PART AND
JAMES STEPHENS OF MEBOURNE PLACE SANDY HILL PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 22
INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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506 |
1467 |
Bloomsbury
4 Nov 2004 |
4 |
Letter
of attorney, to Thomas Bryan, William Rotheley, Laurence Test, John Wode
senior, William Rote, John Beerd “gentilman”, to John Welles and John Burton,
to deliver seisin and possession of land and property in Edenbridge, Cowden
and Westerham, “to the said James Wellescitizen and baker of London, and
William Langrigge of Southwark, Surrey, mercer”, Ds. “Fermory”, manuscript in
Latin, on vellum, 11 lines, 6 red wax seals on five tags (initial letters
“IBS” and “I” on two and figures of a scorpion on two others), Phillipps
number 31689 on verso, partial or completely preserved, slightly creased and
soiled, 120 x 300mm., 14th March 1467. £250 - £300 Scriveners mark “Fermory”.
Probably Thomas Fermory, apprentice 1434, and later a Master. |
Bryan |
Rotheley |
Test |
Wode |
Rote |
Beerd |
Welles |
Burton |
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507 |
1797 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Petworth KENT Elizabeth Upton 1797. REIGN OF KING GEORGE III
- 207 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ADMISSION OF ELIZABETH UPTON
WITH SURRENDER AT THE CAPITAL COURT BARON OF GEORGE OBRIEN EARL OF EGREMONT
BARON OF COCKERMOUTH AND LORD OF THE MANOR FOR THE HONOR AND MANOR OF
PETWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND SHOP WITH
CHAMBERS SITUATE IN THE MARKET PLACE AT PETWORTH - WITH DETAILS OF OTHER
PROPERTY AND OCCUPANTS. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION
- ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 12 INCHES X 15 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Upton |
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508 |
1714 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1714 during the reign of King George I being the
conveyance of a dwelling in Kenington in the County of Kent between Edward
Carter, a Yeoman, of the one part; and John Clarke of Woodchurch, Yeoman, of
the second part. Beautifully penned with fancy printed vignette, three blue
revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal impressioned with a
heart with an arrow through it. Nicely docketed on verso as well. Fine
condition, measures 25 x 18". |
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509 |
1806 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Petworth KENT Elizabeth Upton 1806. REIGN OF KING GEORGE III
- 198 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ADMISSION OF EDWARD FFEILDER
UPTON TO THE REVISION EXPORTANT ON THE DEATH OF ELIZABETH UPTON WITH
SURRENDER AT THE SPECIAL COURT BARON AND CUSTOMARY COURT OF GEORGE OBRIEN
EARL OF EGREMONT BARON OF COCKERMOUTH AND LORD OF THE MANOR FOR THE HONOR AND
MANOR OF PETWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND GARDENS
IN POUND STREET AT PETWORTH - WITH DETAILS OF OTHER PROPERTY AND OCCUPANTS.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP SIZE 10 INCHES X 14 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Upton |
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510 |
1869 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Plumstead KENT BRIGDEN > CRUTCHER 1869. REIGN OF KING
QUEEN VICTORIA - 135 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING An
ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES NO 1 ST JAMES PLACE NEAR WOOLWICH WEST
PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BEING PART OF THE BURRAGE ESTATE. SUBJECT TO
A MORTGAGE THEREOF TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE WOOLWICH MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING
SOCIETY. BETWEEN CHARLES STEPHEN BRIGDEN OF ST. JAMES PLACE PLUMSTEAD KENT
DAIRYMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOSIAH CRUTCHER OF HATCHAM DAIRY POMEROY STREET
OLD KENT ROAD SURREY DAIRYMEAN OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 25 INS ON TWO SHEETS
OF VELLUM |
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511 |
1749 |
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A
vellum document from George Paul Doctor of Laws Commissary General of the
City and Diocese of Canterbury lawfully constituted to our beloved in
Christ... appointing Sarah Baker (wife
of Charles Baker) natural and lawful daughter of Sarah Hammond late of
Charing in the Dicocese of Canterbury, widow deceased as administrator of the
properties of Sarah Hammond who died intestate. Dated at Canterbury on the
10th day of January in the 22nd year of the reign of George II [1749]. Signed
by "William Churchill" Registrar. Some creasing and dust marking.
Vellum printed with handwritten insertions in English. Nice paper covered
seal of the Diocese of Canterbury. |
Paul |
Baker |
Hammond |
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512 |
1792 |
Wealden
Books 421/110 |
154 |
Deed of
Partition. Charles Baker and Hart Baker & his daughter of messuages in
Ashford & Hothfield, late the estate of Charles Baker the Elder and
conveyance to Hart Baker of half part of messuages & Land at Charing. Dated
2nd May 1792. 4 large vellum sheets folded as usual. Sl. grubby. |
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513 |
1888 |
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Vellum
indenture staed the 7th of December 1888. Relates to the appointment of new trustee
of settlement of 5th of October 1861. The agreement is between Mrs Mary
Selina Hill (wife of the Reverend Savery Hill of St Nicholas Rochester in the
county of Kent) and Frederic J Cornish Bowden of Blackhall in the parish of
North Huish in the county of Devon. The indenture is on two large pieces of
vellum that measure 22 inches high by 27 inches wide. There are three wax
stamps on green silk ribbon and one orange and white revenue stamp. This
indenture is in excellent condition |
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514 |
1782 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Walton SURREY Mercer >Bodicoate 1782. REIGN OF KING
GEORGE II - 222 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE ATTESTED
COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF A LEASE AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT MANOR MESSUAGE AND
FARM OF SOUTHWOOD AND SILKESMOORE SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF
WALTON UPON THAMES IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TOGETHER WITH OUTHOUSES BARNS
STABLES ETC.. WITH PAGES OF LOCAL LAND INFORMATION BETWEEN BELCHER MERCER OF
THE NAVY OFFICE LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN BODICOATE OF
WESTRAM IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - SIXTEEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF
CURTEIS & SONS SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INS STRONG CLEAR HAND |
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515 |
1758 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lambourne ESSEX Bodicote > Hayes 1758. REIGN OF KING GEORGE
II - 246 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE ATTESTED
COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF MORTGAGE OF AN ESTATE IN ESSEX FOR SECURING £1050 AND
INTEREST TRUST MONEY FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND MANSION HOUSE WITH
GARDEN KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE CROWN IN AFFBRIDGE IN THE TOWN OR PARISH OF
LAMBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX WITH SIXTEEN SIDES OF DETAILS ON OTHER
PROPERTIES IN THE MANOR. BETWEEN JOHN BODICOATE OF WESTRAM IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT GENTLEMAN AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES HAYES OF
DOWN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT ESQUIRE AND KINGSBY BETHELL ESQUIRE ALDERMAN OF
THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY
FINE CONDITION - TEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER WITH DETAILS TO BOTH SIDE
MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF CURTEIS & SON SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INS STRONG
CLEAR HAND |
Bodicoate |
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516 |
1865 |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Chertsey SURREY Paine > |
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1705 |
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A beautiful
English vellum deed ideal for framing dated 1705 during the reign of Qenn
Anne. The indenture conveys property in Woodchurch in the County of Kent
between Joseph Hughes, a Dyer, of the one part; and John Staple, a Yeoman, of
the second part. Flourishing penmanship with fancy initial letter. Two blue
revenue stamps and early tax stamp acknowledged on the docket on the verso.
Nice red wax seal on vellum tag with impression of a bird. Fine condition,
12.5 x 9". |
Hughes |
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518 |
1730 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1730 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of property in Lidd in the County of Kent between Edward Cooter
of Middlesex, a Coachman, of the one part; and Elizabeth Bell, wife of John
Bell of Canterbury, a Weaver. Fancy printed vignette with nice Coat of Arms,
three blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal on cloth
tag with impression of a horse and rider, possibly a Knight. Very Good
condition being very fresh, a couple of creases and area of light worm holes.
Measures 28.5 x 22". |
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519 |
1788 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1788 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of a building and property including a Carpenters shop located
in Lydd in the County of Kent between a Carpenter and a Grocer. The indenture
is between John Finn, a Carpenter, and his wife Elizabeth, and John
Bartholomew, a Grocer. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue
revenue stamp, and tax stamp, two red wax seals on cloth tags. Nice docketing
on verso. Very good condition and quite large, measuring 33 x 26". |
Finn |
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1728 |
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Fine
handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1728 during the reign of King
George II being the conveyance of property in Woodchurch in the County of Kent
between Richard Jones, Yeoman, and his wife Elizabeth, of the one part; and
John Mare, Yeoman, of the second part. Superb penmanship with bold fancy
printed vignette, three blue revenue stamps and tax stamp. Two red wax seals,
one impressioned with Cherub and the other with flowers. Measures 16 x
11". |
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Mare |
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521 |
1656 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
78/1 |
25 Jun
1656. Exemp. (in the name of Oliver, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth, etc.)
of a recovery between Edward Carleton and Philip Lazenby, demandants, and
Thomas carleton and Thomas Singleton, tenants concerning a messuage and land
in Lympne, co. Kent. £6 |
Carleton |
Lazenby |
Singleton |
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522 |
1657 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
B1098 |
10 Jan
1657. Deed between Robert Atkyns of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middx., esq., of the
one pt., and Edward Goulston of Gray's Inn, co. Middx., gent., and John Lowe
of St Andrew, Holborn, co. Middx., gent., of the other pt., to lead the uses
of a fine of messuages and lands in Chesthunt, co. Herts., and Ware, co.
Herts., and in Ivechurch, Brensett, and Brookland, co. Kent. Witnesses:
Clement Farnham, Andrew Butler. Signature: Robert Atkyns. 1 seal (papered).
15/- |
Atkyns |
Goulston |
Lowe |
Farnham |
Butler |
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523 |
1657 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1884 |
13 Jul
1657. Mortgage. Farningham and Eynsford. Sir John Cotton of Lanwade, co. Camb.
Bart. To James Perrott of London. Witnesses: Tho. Massam, Ric. Marshall.
Signature: Jo. Cotton. Papered seal. 25/- |
Cotton |
Perrott |
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524 |
1657 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
R162 |
13 Jul 1657.
Indenture of sale by William Wiseman esquire, son of Sir Thomas Wiseman, of
Rivenhall, co. Essex, to Robert Wiseman, D.C.L., of Doctors' Commons, London,
of the manor of St. Mary Hall and messuages etc. in the towns, parishes or
hamlets of St. Maryes Hoo and Alhallows Hoo, co. Kent. With 2 bonds.
Signature of ' Will Wyseman.' £2/2/- |
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525 |
1658-1777 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C462 |
Admissions
to a Manor. One bound folio book of admissions etc., for the manor of Hores
from 7th March 1658 to 13th July 1682, and ditto from September 1704 to July
1777. |
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526 |
1658 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C655 |
21 Oct 1658.
Marriage settlement. Mayfield, co. Sussex. William Maynard of Brenchley, co.
Kent to Thomas Brett of Brenchley, co. Kent, Mercy Weldish of Hollingbourne,
co. Kent, spinster, on marriage of William to Mary. Witnesses: John Bishopp,
Edward Woodgate, Richard Woodgate. Signature of William Maynard. 30/- |
Maynard |
Brett |
Weldish |
Bishopp |
Woodgate |
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527 |
1658 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W592 |
23 Oct
1658. Notes on the will of Mrs. Ann Bower dated 8 Sept. 1657 and of the letters
of administration of the goods etc., of George Bower, dated 23 Oct, 1658.
20/- |
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528 |
1658 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
B1129 |
2 Nov 1658.
Grant in the name of Richard, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England,
etc., to John and Henry Stroude, of administration of the will of Thomas
Stroude, late of Elham, co. Kent, their father, deceased. Will dated 29 May
1655, bequeathing a messuage and garden in Elham to his son Henry, with
legacies to his other son John and daughter Elizabeth. Witnesses to the will:
Thomas Wood, mark of Benjamin Pilcher. Signatures to the administration: R.
Sankey, W. Longmore, Mark Cottle. Very rare. £5 |
Stroude |
Wood |
Pilcher |
Sankey |
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1659 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1649 |
18 Apr
1659. Probate Will in the name of Richard Lord Protector of Ye Commonwealth of
England, etc., of Elizabeth Sheldon late of Woolwich, co. Kent, widow. Date
of will, 7 Feb 1658. Probate, 18 April 1659. Very rare. £5 |
Sheldon |
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530 |
1659 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W2/341 |
12 May 1659.
In the name of Richard, Lord Protector. Exemplification under the seal of the
Common Pleas of a recovery suffered in Easter Term 1659 between Sir John
Pelham, bart., Francis Selwyn, esq., and Nicholas Geldridge, esq., demandants
and Thomas Prichard, gent., tenant concerning the manor of Towne Court alias
Tonge Court, with appurts co. Kent. Vouchees: Francis Walsingham, esq.,
George Humston. £12/10/- |
Pelham |
Selwyn |
Geldridge |
Prichard |
Walsingham |
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1660 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W772 |
15 Jan
1660. Indenture of lease by William Juxon, Archbishop of Canterbury, to John
Cason, gent., of Allington co. |
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1660 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W562 |
14 May
1660. Probate in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury of the will of Edward
Laurence, of West Farlie co. Kent. 20/- |
Laurence |
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533 |
1660 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1780 |
4 Jun
1660. Exemplification of a Recovery. Woolwich Manor. William Eltonhead and
Thomas Trott against Marmaduke Moore. £2/2/- |
Eltonhead |
Trott |
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1661 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
R169 |
15 Feb
1661. Indenture of agreement between Sir Heneage Finch, knight and baronet,
solicitor general, Elias Harvey of Rowhampton, co. Surrey, esquire, sir
Edward Dering of Surrenden Dering, co. Kent, baronet, and Dame Mary his wife
with Henry Pratt of London, gentleman and Christopher Dering of the Inner
Temple, London, esquire, leading to the uses of a fine levied in Hilary term
last past by the first above-named parties, relative to a messuage etc in
Halstowe, Middleton, Bobbing, Newington and Ywade, co. Kent. Signatures and
seals (one missing) of the 1st parties. £2/10/- |
Finch |
Harvey |
Dering |
Pratt |
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1661 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W591 |
13 Jul
1661. Assignment by Elston Wallis, goldsmith of London and Edward Coote,
"milleyner" of London, administrators of the goods and chattels
etc. of George Bower, esq., decd. Late of Allhallows in the Wall, London, to
Augustine Cesar, Doctor of Physic, of Rochester co. Kent, of a statute staple
dated 15 May 1651. (see No. W590). Signatures of assignors. Two armorial
seals. 25/- |
Wallis |
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Bower |
Cesar |
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1662 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
1036 |
7 Feb
1662. Exemplification of a recovery suffered under the seal of the Court of
Common Pleas, in Hilary Term, 12 Charles II, between Barnard Ellis,
demandant, and Richard Glover, tenant, of the manor of Downe, co. Kent.
Vouchees: Nicholas Palmer, George Huniston. £2/2/- |
Ellis |
Glover |
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Huniston |
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1663 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C19 |
1 May
1663. Marriage agreement. Pinden in Horton Kirby, co. Kent. John Beadle of
Bromley, co. Kent, yeoman, son and heir of Symon Beadle of Bromley, yeoman,
deceased. James Harris of Dartford, co. Kent, yeoman, Ann Shott of Dartford,
co. Kent, spinster, daughter of John Shott of Dartford, baker, on the
marriage of John to Ann. Witnesses: Ri. Head, Henry Head, Sam. Ball. Portions
of seals. Signed: John Beadell. Mark of James Harris. I.H. 30/- |
Beadle |
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1663 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1727 |
15 Aug
1663. Letters Patent. Creation of dignity of Baronet to Robert Barnham of
Boughton Monchelsea, co. Kent. Portrait of Charles II. £10 |
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539 |
1664 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W2/335 |
23 May
1664. Exemplification under the seal of the Common Pleas of a recovery
suffered in Easter Term 16 Chas. II between John Nethersole, gent., demandant
and Thomas Gomme, tenant, concerning a messuage and land in the parish of
Holy Cross Westgate, Canterbury. Vouchees: David Delamarlire, Jacob Barme and
Mary his wife, George Humston. £2/2/- |
Nethersole |
Gomme |
Delamarlire |
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1664 |
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1664. Marriage settlement. Indenture tripartite between Susan Depupp of
London, widow, of the 1st pt., John Crouch, citizen and draper of London, on
the 2nd pt., and Nathaniel Tench of London, merchant, and John Ince, citizen
and clothworker of London, of the 3rd pt., witnessing that for an intended
marriage between John Crouch, and Susan Depupp, Susan Depupp releases unto
Nathaniel Tench and John Ince, lands in Bexley, co. Kent, to the uses herein
specified. Witnesses: Mabel Gouldwell, Agnes Ball, Solo. Sebright.
Signatures: Susan Depup, Nathaniel Tench, John Ince. 2 seals (armorial). With
counterpart. 2 deeds. £3 |
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1665 |
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Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
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26 Apr
1665. Exemplification under the seal of the Court of Common Pleas of a fine
levied at Westminster in Easter term 17 Charles II. between Henry Lewes,
gentleman, complainant, and Percival Harte, gentleman, and Rose Harte, widow,
deforciants, of a messuage etc. in Mottingham, Chislehurst, Lee and Eltham.
Portion of seal. £3 |
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English vellum indenture dated 1718 during the reign of King George I being
the conveyance of a cottage in Woodchurch in the |
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INDENTURE
OF : Mr. George Town to Mr. J. C. Payne conveyance of a mesuageand premises |
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1718 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1718 during the reign of King George I being
the conveyance of property in Woodchurch in the County of Kent between
Elizabeth Mace, a Widow, of the one part; and Hollanbe Latter, a Gardiner, of
the second part. This piece of vellum is beautiful, one of the best I have
seen, with the grain of the animal skin handsomely showing throughout.
Beautifully penned with fancy printed vignette, three blue revenue stamps
with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal on cloth tag. Fine condition as
noted,mild discoloration and very small natural vellum hole, measures 30 x
23". |
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1847 |
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You are
bidding on copies of the original documents for the sale of Restoration House
in Rochester 1847. One document is the Auction Poster, one document is the
conditions of sale, one document is the plan of the plot, one document is the
advertising poster for the particulars
of Restoration House and one document is a signed and dated bill of sale to
Richard Borridge Esquire. This would make a super addition to any collector
of Charles Dickens or Charles II memorabilia. Restoration house was the
"home" of Miss Havisham ( Satis House ) from Dicken's Great
Expectations and Charles II stayed there on the eve of his restoration to the
throne of |
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1739 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1739 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of a dwelling in Kenington in the County of Kent between
Thomas Carter, a Yeoman, of the one part; and John Horton, a Malster, of the
second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette with Stationer's mark,
three blue revenue stamps with insert, taxstamp, and red wax seal on pinkish
cloth tag. Nice docketing on verso as well. Very good, some small worm holes
and mild discolortion. Quite large, measuring 30 x 27". |
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1708 |
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A beautifully
penned English vellum deed conveying property in Kenington in the County of
Kent related to the impending marriage of Edward Carter, a Yeoman, and
Susanna Sladden, a Widow. The indenture is dated 1708 during the reign of
Queen Anne and also includes Richard Atkinson, a Cordwainer, and John
Simmonds, a Gentleman. Fancy printed vignette, boldly penned, two light blue
revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp. Four red wax seals on vellum tags each
impressioned differently including one of a Swan and another with armorial
seal. FINE condition with a few small wormholes in upper left corner.
Measures 28 x 19.5". |
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A
vellum legal document being a lease of part of Rochester Castle ditch,
between Walter Weldon of Swanscombe, Kent, esquire and Robert Baldwin of the
City of Rochester, gent. Dated 5th December in the 2nd year of the reign of
Queen Anne [1703]. Property: A part or parcel of the castle ditch of
Rochester and a garden plot in the tenure of Christian Domella, widow, and
late of Edward Weaver, from the way leading from Rochester Bridge under
castle cliffe onto Bull Hill in the parish of St Nicholas in the City of Rochester.
Located between the stone wall of an inn called The Crown and the castle
walls on one side, and a stone tower called Yarmouth Tower and the High
Street on the other. Also includes the
Guard House now blown down. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Document size (approx.): 72 by 60 cm. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. |
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1813 |
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Original
1813 document of an agreement between Alexander Annesley and Joseph Anderson
of Gillingham Kent, for the sale of some land and buildings. Dated 11th
November 1813. Size is 20.5cm x 25.5cm approx. (as shown) Condition is good
and complete with slight faults only. |
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1729 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated 1729 during the reign of King George II beingthe
conveyance of a dwelling in Woodchurch in the County of Kent between
Christopher Goatley, a Linenweaver, of Boughton Aluph, and John Mace, a
Yeoman, both of the first part; and Edward Maylem, a Yeoman, of Bethersden,
of the second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, three blue
revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and two red wax seals on pinkish cloth
tags. Nice docketing on verso. Very Good condition, measures 32 x 24".
Also mention Elizabeth Mace and Richard Jones and Elizabeth his wife. Signed
by Jane Franklyn and Hen: Franklyn junr. |
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1867 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Plumstead Kent BRIGDEN 1867. Guaranteed Original - 138 years old
- FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING
THE FURTHER CHARGE ON A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE AND PREMISES No 1 ST. JAMES PLACE
PLUMSTEAD KENT BETWEEN CHARLES STEPHEN BRIGDEN OF No 1 ST. JAMES PLACE
PLUMSTEAD KENT DAIRYMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN HAMMOND OF POWIS STREET
WOOLWICH KENT LICEBSED VICTUALLER RICHARD RIXON OF BERESFORD SQUARE WOOLWICH
AFORESAID STATIONER AND WILLIAM PARRY JACKSON OF THOMAS STREET WOOLWICH
AFORESAID STATIONER TRUSTEES OF THE WOOLWICH MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.
SIZE 16" X 13" ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
WAX SEALS |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Plumstead Kent RADLEY 1867. Guaranteed Original - 138 years old
- FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
FURTHER CHARGE ON A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE AND PREMISES No 2 ST. JAMES PLACE
PLUMSTEAD KENT BETWEEN CHARLES RADLEY OF
ST. JAMES PLACE PLUMSTEAD KENT FOREMAN COOPER OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN
KENNY OF BARTHOLOMEW ROAD NORTH KENTISH TOWN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
GENTLEMAN AND WILLIAM DAVIS OF 98 KINGS ROAD CHELSEA IN THE SAME COUNTY
GENTLEMAN AND RICHARD WEBB OF 22 LAWFORD ROAD KENTISH TOWN IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX TRUSTEES OF THE RELIANCE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY OF THE
OTHER PART. SIZE 18" X 20" FOLDED ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS |
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1887 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Plumstead Kent ROSE > RUDD 1887. Guaranteed Original - 118
years old - FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE
DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE ON A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE AND PREMISES No 13 ST.
JAMES PLACE PLUMSTEAD KENT BETWEEN WILLIAM ROSE OF No 13 ST. JAMES PLACE
PLUMSTEAD KENT ARMY PENSIONER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS RUDD OF No 15 SAINT
MARGARETS ROAD PLUMSTEAD AFORESAID CLERK IN THE ADMIRALTY OF THE PART. SIZE
16" X 20" ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1740 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of what formerly was a Smith's shop and a moiety in the pump
and well there, located in New Romney in the |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1739 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of a dwelling in Lydd in the County of Kent between John
Morris of Sussex, a Farmer, of the first part; Henry Jenkins and John Jenkins
both of Sussex, Gentlemen, of the second part and third parts; and Charles
Osborn, a Cordwainer, of the fourth part. Nicely penned with fancy printed
vignette with stationers mark, three blue revenue stamps with insert, tax
stamp, and four red wax seals on pinkish cloth tags. Nice docketing on verso.
Fine condition, measures 29.5 x 25". |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1715 during the reign of King George I being the
assignment of a mortgage on a farm in Kenington in the County of Kent between
John Carter and Edward Carter, both Yeomen, of the first part; and John
Horton, a Malster. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, three blue
revenue stamps with inserts, tax stamp, and two red wax seals on vellum
tags. Very Good condition, some
creasing at left margin and a few tiny holes. Measures 32 x 22.5" |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Plumstead Kent PATTISON > DRIVER 1857. FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 148 YEARS OLD THIS IS AN INDENTURE OR DEED DOCUMENT BEING THE
LEASE OF ALL THAT TENAMENT OR MESSUAGE AND PREMISES No 2 ST JAMES PLACE WEST
PLUMSTEAD KENT BETWEEN FREDERICK PATTISON OF OLD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT
AND CHARLES PATTISON OF WILLENHALT HOUSE NEAR COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE ESQUIRE
OF THE FIRST PART JOHN JEWELL OF CRESCENT ROAD WEST PLUMSTEAD KENT SMITH IN
THE ROYAL ARSENAL OF THE SECOND PART AND THOMAS DRIVER OF WELLINGTON STREET
WOOLWICH KENT VIEWER OF STORES AT THE TOWER OF LONDON OF THE THIRD PART
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SMALL SURVEY PLAN ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM
SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS |
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A large 4 page vellum indenture relating to
the settlement of the manor of Hooe, kent, upon the marriage of Sir Edward Villiers
with Mrs Chiffinch, between The Hon Edward Villiers the elder of the parish
of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, Knight and brother of the Right Hon
George Lord Viscount Grandison and Sir Edward Villiers the younger, Knight,
Right Hon Sir Stephen Fox, Knight and Commissioner of his Majesties Treasury,
William Chiffinch, esquire, Keeper of the Clossett to his Majesty, Sir George
Jeffreys of the Middles Temple London, Knight and one of his majesties
servants at law, Martin Folkes of Grays Inn, and Barbara Chiffinch, the only
daughter of William Chiffinch. Dated 17th Decemebr in the 33rd year of the
reign of Charles II [1681]. Property: Many listed lands and dwellings all in
the manor of Hooe, Kent. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Slight browning and dusty, but otherwise good. Document size (approx.): 72 by
70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures of Edward Villiers, Sir Stephen Fox,
William Chiffinch and Sir George Jeffreys, and red wax seals on vellum tags.
Some missing and some damaged and incomplete. |
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Interesting early Vellum Indenture Document from the Reign of King George the
First. Between Catherine Rooks and H.M.Moore.Having problems reading this
Document but I think it relateds to a propety called Little Cheyne Court
Walland Marsh Nr Bookland Kent. Good Condition measures 24x40
inches . Henry Moore. |
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Obligation
bond where William Baker of the town and port of Dover, tin plate worker, is
held firmly bound to Elizabeth Broad of the same place, widow, to the sum of
400 pounds. Dated the 9th day of January in the 29th year of the reign of
George II [1756]. Medium: A bond printed on paper with manuscript insertions
in English. Relates to an indenture of mortgage. Condition: Good. Document
size (approx.): 32 by 19 cm. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Witnesses: George Adams; Saml Sarhair? |
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A
vellum indenture relating to a lease of a house in Dover, Kent, between John
Marsh of the port of Dover, carpenter, and Robert Westfield of Dover, gent.
Dated 4th January in the 20th year of the reign of George III [1780].
Property: All that messuage in the parish of St James the Apostle in Dover
near the Market Place formerly in the occupation of John Scott, brazier.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Document size
(approx.): 55 by 40 cm. Characteristics: Signature and wax seal. |
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Early
vellum indenture between Gemie ? (difficult to read) Morley of Tonge Kent and
Willyam? (difficult to read) Thomas in the presence of Christopher Duke &
John Somer. Dated 1637. Size is 66cm x 30cm approx. Condition is good and
complete with slight faults only. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1735 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of a dwelling in Kenington in the County of Kent between Thomas
Carter, Yeoman, of the one part; and John Horton the Elder of Ashford, a
malster, of the second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, three
blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal on pinkish cloth
tag. Very Good condition, nice for display. Measures 18.5 x 12". |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1872 being the conveyance of No. 18 Clifton Gardens
in Folkestone in the County of Kent between John Holden, a Builder, of the
first part and William Prescott, a Lieutenant General in Her Majesty's Army.
Features nice hand drawn and colored plat of the property inset at the
margin. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamp, tax
stamp, and two red wax seals on green cloth tags. FINE condition, measures 28
x 22.5". |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1739 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of a dwelling in Lydd in the County of Kent between Ralph
Osborn, a Cordwainer, and his wife Anne, of the one part; and John Jenkin, a
Yeoman, of the second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette with
Stationers mark, three blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp, and two
red wax armorial seals on pinkish cloth tags. Fine condition, measures 27 x
24". |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1711 during the reign of Queen Anne being the
conveyance of a dwelling on High Streete in Lydd in the County of Kent
between Ralph Galdwish, a Yeoman, of the one part; and Dorothy Brett, a
Widow, of the second part. Beautiful calligraphy to the title words and
attractive script throughout. Two blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp,
and red wax seal on vellum tag. Very Good condition, measures 26.5 x
11". |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1798 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of a dwelling known as the Blue House in Lydd in Kent. The
indenture is between John Finn, a Carpenter, and Henry Masters, a Brewer, of
the first part; and Thomas Cock, a Grazier, of the second part. Nicely penned
with fancy printed vignette, two blue revenue stamps, tax stamps, and two red
wax seals on green cloth tags. Very Good, measures 22.5 x 14.5". |
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MANUSCRIPT
INVENTORY 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 and aprised the 1 and 20th day of February in the year of
our Lord one thousand six hundred and sixtie four. . Manuscript
on vellum, in a clear hand, size 21" x 7". Old folds. Old folds.
Vellum discoloured in places, but in very good condition. 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. A value is placed against
each item. Documents listing the possessions of an artisan from the
seventeenth century are very uncommon and very interesting. |
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MANUSCRIPT
ON VELLUM HILL FAMILY 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 '£880 in the South Sea Company', '£3300 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. 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 £3 in part for the wood at Tunbridge....
that was cutt down to the 14 March 1721.' . Undated,
on vellum, size 12 x 25 inches. Schedule sewn to bottom, size 29 x 12 inches.
Some browning of vellum in parts, not affecting legibility. With the usual
seals and signatures. An
interesting document with a large amount of local detail, names and amounts
paid to tradesmen and farmers and labourers, as well as the financial details
of this large estate. |
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1804 |
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HOLMSDALE
VOLUNTEERS. MANUSCRIPT ROLL ON VELLUM. 25 x 30 INCHES. A LIST OR ROLL
CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO HAVE ENROLLED THEMSELVES TO SERVE IN THE
HOLMSDALE VOLUNTEERS REGIMENT OF INFANTRY TO BE COMMANDED BY THE RIGHT
HONOURABLE CHARLES LORD WHITWORTH 1804. August to September, 1804. Single
membrane of vellum, 25 x 30 inches, divided into 2 groups of 7 columns. Each
with space for Name, Occupation, Residence, Married, Single, Age and When
Enrolled. Over 120 names have been filled in completely filling the space
available. A
unique and very interesting document recording the names, ages and
occupations of the volunteers who were raised as a result of Napoleon's
invasion threat. The occupations are interesting - Blacksmiths, Papermakers,
Tanners, Millers, Servants, Labourers, Shoemakers and Gardeners amongst
others. The ages range from 17 to 41. Most come from Chipsted, Otford and
Shoreham and villages close by. The majority of volunteers have signed with
an X for their mark, some have signed their names, in all cases the
individual's name is clearly written. In very good condition with the ink
only faded very slightly and completely discernible. |
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571 |
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MANUSCRIPT
COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF GRAVESEND IN THE EARLY
NINETEENTH CENTURY. A large quantity of legal documents, leases, indentures,
wills, rent books, insurance policies and receipts, maps and plans, auction
particulars etc., relating to property in Gravesend and Milton. 1800 - 1930. Vellum
deeds, bound rent and account books manuscript and printed plans and
drawings, printed letterheads and insurance documents, share certificates,
etc. The condition is mostly very good, some a little dusty and grubby,
mostly folded. A
fascinating archive from an estate agent or similar, some of the more
interesting items are :- A manuscript plan, dated June 1820 and signed by
Edward Mawley, Architect "A Freehold Estate at Gravesend property of Mr
Charles Mawley". The plan shows a crescent of villas adjacent to
Gravesend Church, pen and ink with watercolour wash. A manuscript plan and
elevation of a proposed villa dated 1829 showing a delightful Georgian house.
A manuscript "Plan of freehold estate property of Charles Mawley,
1831." at Gravesend depicting four blocks of land, houses etc. between
Princess Street, Church Street, Bath Street and New Road, intersected by
Wakefield Street and Kempthorne Street. Signed by John Brown, Surveyor,
London 1831. Pen and ink with watercolour wash. A lithographic "Plan of
the Gravesend Freehold Investment Company at Milton next Gravesend,
Kent." depicting plots for disposal. Hand coloured. A number of printed
share certificates for the Gravesend and Milton Diamond Steam Boat Company,
1837. Manuscript cheques and/or promissory notes with embossed duty stamps,
various banks and dates 1830 -1860. Five bound account books of various
sizes, detailing collection of rents and amounts spent on properties and with
tradesmen etc. Between 1828 and 1842. Property belonging to William Curd, Mrs
Mary Martin, James Turtle in account with William Glover. A large quantity of
handsomely printed fire insurance policies completed by hand, issued by
County Fire Office and others. Many of the documents relate to the family of
Umfreville, notably Samuel, but also to a number of other local families. |
Mawley |
Curd |
Martin |
Turtle |
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1788-1803 |
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MINSTER
IN SHEPPEY. MANUSCRIPT DEED BETWEEN OBADIAH HARRIS [Shipwright] AND THOMAS
CHEESMAN[Caulker]. CONVEYANCE OF LEASEHOLD PRESISES AT THE BLUEHOUSES IN
MINSTER IN SHEPPEY IN KENT. The document concerns a parcel of fresh marsh
land and dwelling, etc. All the surrounding owners are named and the
situation described. 30-Dec 1788 and 1803. Three
large vellum membranes, joined. |
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1755 |
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A vellum
indenture recording the sale of land and houses in Elham, Wingham and Dover,
Kent, between George Gidfield of Elham, brewer and Sarah his wife, William
Baker of the Town and Port of Dover, tin plate worker and brazier, George
Toms of Dover, Thomas Lambe of Dover, yeoman, Susanna Parker, spinster, and
John May of Beaksbourn, Kent, yeoman. Dated the 17th day of November in the
29th year of the reign of George II [1755]. Property: Land and messuage
called Lurkers Lodge or the Goss of 12 acres in Elham formerly in the
possession of John Pay and George Oldfield, and abutting the King's highway
towards the East, North and South and to land of John Prebble. Also a messuage in the parish of St James
the Apostle in Dover. Also a messuage in the parish of Wingham, kent. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good condition. Document size
(approx.): 70 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Signed by
George and Sarah Oldfield. |
Gidfield |
Baker |
Toms |
Lambe |
Parker |
May |
Pay |
Oldfield |
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574 |
1780 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to a lease of a house in Dover, Kent, between John
Marsh of the port of Dover, carpenter, and Robert Westfield of Dover, gent.
Dated 4th January in the 20th year of the reign of George III [1780].
Property: All that messuage in the parish of St James the Apostle in Dover
near the Market Place formerly in the occupation of John Scott, brazier.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Document size
(approx.): 55 by 40 cm. Characteristics: Signature and wax seal. |
Marsh |
Westfield |
Scott |
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575 |
1856 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Plumstead Kent PATTISON > JONES 1856 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 149 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN
FREDERICK PATTISON OF LD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT AND CHARLES PATTISON OF
WILLENHALL HOUSE NEAR COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE DEVISEES IN TRUST OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES PATTISON LATE OF OLD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT
OF THE FIRST PART JOSEPH KAY LIDBETTER OF HAMILTON TERRACE BLOOMFIELD ROAD
WEST PLUMSTEAD BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART AND JENKIN JONES OF BRIGHT TERRACE
SANDY HILL ROAD WEST PLUMSTEAD QUATER MASTER ROYAL ENGINEERS OF THE THIRD
PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED AT WEST PLUMSTEAD NEAR
WOOLWICH IN THE PARISH OF PLUMSTED IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BEING PART OF THE
BURRAGE ESTATE TOGETHER WITH ONE MESSUAGE ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM WITH SMALL
SITE SURVEY SIZE 29 INCHES X 22 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
Pattison |
Lidbetter |
Jones |
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576 |
1873 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1873 VELLUM DEED Hackney LONDON Turner > LONDON B.S.. From the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 131 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES RICHMOND
VILLAS RICHMOND ROAD DALSTON IN THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN AT HACKNEY IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN
GEORGE TURNER OF CLOUDESLEY ROAD ISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
WAREHOUSEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND EBENEZER SAMUEL GOODES OF 51 NEWGATE
STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON TOBACCONIST EDWIN ENGLES OF FORE STREET IN THE
SAME CITY WAREHOUSEMAN WILLIAM DAVISON BARNETT OF PRIEST COURT FOSTER LANE IN
THE SAME CITY WAREHOUSEMAN AND AUSTIN WILLIAM CASSWELL OF BROMLEY IN THE
COUNTY OF KENT GENTLEMAN THE PRESENT TRUSTEES OF THE FIRST CITY OF LONDON
MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.. *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - CLEAR AND LEGIBLE
* WAX
SEAL *
SECOND SMALL INDENTURE TO REVERSE * SIZE
24 INCHES X 29 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Turner |
Goodes |
Engles |
Barnett |
Casswell |
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577 |
1564 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated 1564 during the sixth year of the reign of
Elizabeth I being the conveyance of property in Hempsted in Essex conisting
of a dwelling as well as land and meadow. The indenture is between William
Parker of Kent, a Husbandman, who conveys the property to Robert Harte of
Hempsted. In Latin, nicely penned with FINE dark red pendant wax seal
attached to vellum tag. Very Good condition, accompanied by English synopsis,
measures 12 x 6.25". |
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Harte |
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578 |
1869 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1869 being the conveyance of property in
Hawkhurst in the County of Kent shown on a hand drawn and colored map plat drawn
into the indenture. The indenture is between Henry Angliss, a Tailor, of the
one part; and Frederick Smith, a Brewer, of the second part. Nicely penned
with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamp with insert, tax stamp, and
two re wax seals on cloth tags. On the verso is an additional conveyance with
two orange-pink One Shilling stamps with tax stamps and seals. Very Good
condition, measures 30 x 23.5". |
Angliss |
Smith |
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579 |
1799-1868 |
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Papers re
Ash Chapel, Ash, Kent 1799 - 1868 Bundle
of original documents, including: Agreement
for Sale 31 August 1868. Thomas Pierce of Ash, Watchmaker, to Richard Joynes
Emmerson as Agent for William Kebble Chandler of Ash, Husbandman re Property
at Ash Street, Ash, adjoining the Independent Chapel. Printed and handwritten
form Draft
minutes of the Ash Members of the Independent Church at Sandwich. Trustees
of the Independent Chapel at Ash near Sandwich to Thomas Pierce. 21 December
1868. Conveyance of land adjoining the Chapel. George Elgar Toomer, farmer,
George Martin Hinds, architect of Sandwich, Thomas Sutton, cabinet maker late
of Deal now of Holloway, Edward Young, blacksmith, Robert Sloper Toomer, late
of Preston Court but now of Eastbourne, John Keble Chandler, farmer of
Goldstone, William Oldfield Chandler, farmer of Goldstone, John Fells, grocer
of Ramsgate, John Bayly, grocer of Deal, Charles Brisley, bootmaker, Henry
Bing, carpenter of Sandwich, John Hillier, Sandwich Minister of the Church or
Society of Protestant Dissenters to Thomas Pierce, watch maker of Ash.
Handwritten on 3 pages. Indenture
Lease, 23 December 1799, William Brett of Ash, husbandman, to Charles Holle
of Ash, Cordwainer. 2 houses (late market buildings) in Ash. Signed and sealed
by Brett. Handwritten on vellum 21" x 15". With 4 blue wafer tax
stamps. Various
letters and documents re deed of trust for Ash Chapel Sketch
plan of chapel and surrounding buildings at Ash with lettered key to work to
be undertook by Pierce Ash Chapel
Trustees to Pierce. Requisitions. Nov. 1868 Attested
copy letters re money owed by Pierce to Humphrey Humphreys, late of Dover
then of Buckingham, deceased Draft
Abstract of Title to premises adjoining the Congregational Chapel in Ash.
1868 Copy of
the Trust Deed of the Ash Chapel from the Original in the Possession of Mr.
Toomer. 2 June 1848. Trustees were James Fells of Ash, cabinet maker, Samuel
Elgar Toomer of Preston Court, George Elgar, Toomer of Ash, farmer, Henry
Christian of Canterbury (later Birmingham), veterinary surgeon, George Martin
Hinds of Ramsgate, architect, Thomas B. Sutton of Deal, cabinet maker, Isaac
Lambert of Ash, tailor, Charles Fells of Ash, Shoemaker, Edward Young of Ash,
blacksmith, Charles Hunt of Sandwich, shoemaker, James Peal of Sandwich, and
Robert Sloper Toomer of Preston Court. Handwritten on 4 pages of foolscap. Correspondence
with Superintendent Registrar of Eastry Division re licence to conduct
marriages in Ash Chapel. 1861 Sketch
plan of Chapel and adjoining buildings. Pencil & watercolour. 20" x
15" Extract
from Ash Chapel Trust Deed Copy of
the Resolution unanimously carried by the Male Members of the Sandwich Church
at the Church Meeting held May 29 1867 re the formation of a separate and
independent church by the people of Ash Sketch
plan of Ash Chapel. Ink on paper. 20" x 16" Statement
of James Culver of Ash, baker, aged 58, employee of Mr. Solly re use of the
land and buildings around the Chapel. Signed and sealed by Culver Statement
of William Deverson of Ash, labourer, aged 58, re use of the land and
buildings around the Chapel. Signed and sealed by the mark of Deverson Statement
of William Joiner of Ash, labourer, aged 73, re use of the land and buildings
around the Chapel. Signed and sealed by the mark of Joiner Statement
of Harriet Emden of Ash, wife of Thomas Emden, labourer, aged 56, re use of
the land and buildings around the Chapel. Signed and sealed by Emden Agreement
of Rights of Way George Toomer to Thomas Pierce 1866 Various
letters re encroachment by the Chapel on Pierces property Letters
from Elwin & Sons of Dover re illegal demolition at midnight of Pierce’s
outbuildings by the Chapel |
Pierce |
Emmerson |
Chandler |
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580 |
1846-1863 |
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Antique
document dated 15th June 1863 between William Burra of Ashford, Kent, esquire
and Robert Cooper Kersey of Littlebourne, Kent, surgeon and Frances his wife
(formerly Frances Rathbone) and Henry Kingsford of Queens Gate, South
Kensington, Middlesex, esquire and William Frederick Kersey of Knoddishall,
Suffolk, esquire and Montague Kingsford of Littlebourne, Kent, gentleman.
Lengthy handwritten document on two large pages. Mentions other people and
also refers to 1846 indenture Stephen and AnnTunbridge, Sarah Hughes, William
Morley and Richard Greenhill. Also in 1853 Adam Schoales and Elizabeth his
wife, William Morley, William Burra and Alfred Briggs. In 1855 George Elwick
Jemmett Lord of the Manor of Ashford. In very good condition. |
Burra |
Kersey |
Rathbone |
Kingsford |
Tunbridge |
Hughes |
Morley |
Greenhill |
Schoales |
Briggs |
Jemmett |
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1919 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Surrey HEATH > BOYTON 1919. Guaranteed Original - 86 years
old - FROM REIGN OF KING GEORGE V MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE DOCUMENT
FLORA STAINFORTH HEATH OF GRANVILLE ROAD SEVENOAKS IN THE COUNTY OF KENT OF
THE FIRST PART CHARLES PHILPOTT OF YARDLEY LANE TONBRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF
KENT GENTLEMAN AND OLIVE MARY HEATH OF GRANVILLE ROAD SEVENOAKS OF THE SECOND
PART. THIS BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF Nos 2, 4, AND 18 VICTORY SQUARE CAMBERWELL
SURREY SIZE 16" X 10" THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS |
Heath |
Philpott |
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1727 |
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Act of
parliament: "An Act for repairing and enlarging the Road leading from
the House called the Sign of the Bells in the Parish of St. Margaret in
Rochester, to Maidstone, and other Roads therein mentioned, in the County of
Kent" "Whereas the Highways or Roads leading from a House now the
Sign of the Bells in the Parish of St. Margaret in Rochester (through the
Parishes of Saint Margaret, Burham, Aylesford, Boxley, and Maidstone) to the
Lady Taylor's Gate nearest to the Town of Maidstone, and from maidstone
Bridge to Malling Heath, through Barming Woods, and also the lower Road
leading from Maidstone towards Wrotham Heath, in the County of Kent, by
reason of many heavy Carriages, and Passangers frequently passing through the
same, are become very deep and ruinous (especially in the Winter Season) and
many Parts thereof are so bad and narrow, that Passengers cannot pass and
repass without Danger..." This document names the Trustees and their
duties, lists the tolls for each type of vehicle with exemptions and
penalties for avoidance, details what the surveyors may and may not do, who
qualifies for Statute work and penalties for avoidance, etc. First meeting of
the Trustees to take place at the Bull Inn, Maidstone |
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583 |
1751 |
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"An
Act to render valid and effectual all Contracts and Agreements which shall be
made by the Commissioners or Governors of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at
Greenwich, for the Purchase of Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, for the
finishing and completing the said Hospital; and for ascertaining the
Recompence that shall be made for the same" "Whereas by an Act of
Parliament...the Commissioners or Governors of the Royal Hospital for Seamen
at Greenwich were required to contract and agree with able and sufficient
Tradesmen, Artificers, or other Persons, for finishing and completeting the
said Royal Hospital in a Workman-like Manner, on the easiest and most
reasonable Terms, according to the Plan laid before the House of
Commons...And whereas One Parcel of Land on the West Side of the said
Hospital, whereon a small House lately stood, in the Occupation of Benjamin
Hopkins, Barber, and commonly known by the Name of carr's House, containing
at the South end Eleven Feet six Inches, at the North End Ten Feet Seven
inches, on the East Side Fifteen Feet Five Inches, and on the West Side
Fourteen Feet Eleven Inches, be the same more or less; and One other Parcel
of Land on the East side of the said Hospital, whereon several Houses
formerly stood, belonging to the Trustees of Morden College, and now in the
Possession of the said Commissioners or Governors of the said Hospital, are
necessary to be purchased, in order to finish the said Royal Hospital
according to the said Plan; which, by reason of Infancy, and other
Disabilities, the Commissioners or Governors of the said Royal Hospital have
not been able to purchase..." The rest of the document goes on to lay
down the terms and conditions for the purchase of the above lands. 15 pages
of original document which have been disbound from a larger volume. |
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584 |
1729 |
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"An
Act for repairing and widening the Road from that Part of Chatham, which lies
next to the City of Rochester, to St. Dunstan's Cross near the City of
Canterbury, in the Country of Kent; and for repealing so much of a former
Act, as appropriate part of the Money arising by the Tolls or Duties therein
mentioned, towards repairing the Road between the Town of Chatham and
Boughton under the Blean, in the said County of Kent" "Whereas the
Roads leading from that part of Chatham, which lies next to the City of
Rochester, to Saint Dunstan's Cross near the City of Canterbury, in the
County of Kent, through the Parishes of Chatham, Gillingham, Raynham,
Upchurch, Hartlipp, Halstow, newingtn, Bobbin, Borden, Milton, Sittingborne,
Murston, Bapchild, Tonge, Tenham, Linkstead, Norton, Stone, Ospringe,
Faversham, Preston, Boughton subter Blean, Harble-Down, and Saint Dunstants
in the said County, being part of the high Road between London and Driver,
are in many parts thereof too narrow, and, by reason of the many heavy
Carriages, and great Numbers of Passengers passing and repassing through the
same, are in many other parts thereof become ruinous, and unsafe for
Carriages and Passengers to pass and repass without Danger..." This
document names the Trustees and their duties, lists the tolls for each type
of vehicle with exemptions and penalties for avoidance, details what the
surveyors may and may not do, who qualifies for Statute work and penalties
for avoidance, etc. "Provided always, and it is hereby declared, That no
Toll or Duty be demanded or taken for any Waggon, Wain, Cart, Tug, or
Carriage, carrying Timber, Hop-poles, Faggots, or any other Wood or Bushes,
or carrying Charcoal from Boughton Woods, or from any Woods, Woodlands, or
other Lands lying on either Side of the Road between Canterbury and Boughton
Blean Street, nor any Waggon, Wain, Cart, or Carriage, carrying Corn, Grain,
Fruit, Hops, Seacola, Charcoal, Goods, or other Things, from the Town of
Ashford, or any other town or Towns, Villages, Parishes, or Places in the
said County, lying on the South-side or North-side of the said Road hereby
intended to be repaired, leading from Boughton Street under the Clean
aforesaid to Borden aforesaid, for passing or repassing cross the said Roads
to Faversham, Sittingbourn, Milton, or to Crown Key in the said County",
First meeting of the Trustees to take place at the Red Lion at Ospringe, etc.
22 pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume |
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585 |
1714 |
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This is
a particularly large early document 30inches x 19inches which is dated 1714.
It is written on four pages in ink on vellum in the English language. It
bears a title, This indenture and has a well drawn coat of Arms and a blue
revenue seals with lead stamp on each page. It relates to a mortgage between
Thomas Whetenhall late of Peckham Kent, to property at Chatham Kent. It has 6
red seals with interesting design impressed on them. It appears to be in
good, but folded condition. |
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586 |
1634 |
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A
vellum obligation bond on vellum dated 29th March 1634 between Alice, the
wife of John Pemble of Shelwich (yeoman); Daniel Harvey of London (merchant);
William Jenkin of London. It is
written in Latin on one side and English on the other. It has four signatures and a seal. Has been folded, otherwise very good
condition. |
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Harvey |
Jenkin |
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587 |
1858 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Plumstead Kent JONES > REDMAN 1858 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 147 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE BETWEEN JENKIN JONES OF
WOOD'S RAD PECKHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY A CAPTAIN IN THE CORPS OF ROYAL
ENGINEERS OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM MATSON REDMAN OF SAINT JAMES'S PLACE
WEST PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT
F ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND WITH MESSUAGE AND OTHER TENEMENTS THEREON SITUATE
AT WEST PLUMSTEAD NEAR WOOLWICH IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BEING PART OF THE
BURRAGE ESTATE BEING 49 ST. JAMES PLACE ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT - SIZE 28 INCHES X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEAL |
Jones |
Redman |
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588 |
1816 |
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A 4
page vellum indenture dated 31st August 1816 between John Goodhugh of
Snodland (farmer), Thomas Comport of Stoke (yeoman) and Richard Everist of
Hoo (farmer) and John & Richard Stiff of Chatham (butchers). It relates to property in Chatham formerly
owned by Thomas Waghorn (butcher) who is being prosecuted for
bankruptcy. It cites earlier
indentures and mentions other names. Has 6 signatures and seals with revenue
stamps on each page. There are witness
and receipt signatures on the reverse.
Has been folded, otherwise good condition |
Goodhugh |
Comport |
Everist |
Stiff |
Waghorn |
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589 |
1906 |
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Antique
FAMILY HISTORY DEED Tooting Surrey BEAVAN 1898. Guaranteed Original - 107
years old - FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED PARCHMENT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN ARTHUR HERBERT OF OXFORD ROAD GUNNERSBURY IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN DAUGAN EDWARD WAGEURIEDER F INGLIS ROAD ROAD
EALING GENTLEMAN MARGARET RUSSELL COMLEY OF LEICESTER HOUSE QUEENS ROAD
TEDDINGTON GEORGE HERBERT OF ASHFORD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT PAWNBROKER AND
ALFRED JOHN BEST OF SLOANE STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SURVEYOR. THIS
BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND SITUATE ON THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF
MORING ROAD IN THE PARISH OF TOOTING IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TOGETHER WITH
THE MESSUGAE OR DWELLING HOUSE RECENTLY ERECTED KNOWN AS No 9 PRIORY GARDENS
SMALL SITE SURVEY PLAN TO REVERSE SIZE 18" X 12" TWO SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SEAL |
Herbert |
Wageurieder |
Comley |
Best |
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590 |
1867 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Surrey WITHERS > GOWER 1867. From the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA- 137 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF
FREEHOLD PREMISES IN THE PARISH OF LYMPSFIELD IN SURREY ON THE SIDE OF THE
ROAD FROM COCKHAM HILL TO BOTLEY HILL. BETWEEN DANIEL GOODWIN OF EDENBRIDGE
IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BUILDER AND JOSEPH STANFORD OF HAXTED IN THE PARISH OF
LINGFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY MILLER OF THE OTHER PART AND GRANVILLE
WILLIAM GRESHAM LEVESON GOWER OF TITSEY PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY ESQUIRE
OF THE OTHER PART. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - * ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEALS *
SIZE 28 INCHES X 23 INS * ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Goodwin |
Stanford |
Gower |
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591 |
1874 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED Beddlesford Surrey ATKINSON 1874. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA on PARCHMENT. Family History document - AN INDENTURE DOCUMENT
BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF TWO COTTAGES AND PREMISES AT BEDDLESTEAD GREEN IN THE
COUNTY OF SURREY. WITH INFORMATION THE LORDSHIP AND MANOR OF TITSEY BETWEEN
EDWARD ATKINSON OF MOORHOUSE BANK LIMPSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY FARMER
OF THE FIRST PART GRANVILLE WILLIAM GRESHAM LEVESON GOWER OF TITSEY PLACE IN
THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE SECOND PART AND GEORGE HOPE OF ORMONDE LODGE
SOUTHBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF KENT A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL NAVY OF THE THIRD
PART * ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. * SIZE 21
INCHES X 13 INCHES FOLDED |
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592 |
1740 |
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"An
Act for enlarging the Terms and Powers granted by Two Acts of Parliament, For
repairing the Roads leading from Seven-oaks to Woodsgate and Tunbridge-wells,
and from Woodsgate to Kipping's-cross [Brenchly] in the County of Kent; and also
for repairing the Roads from Kipping's Cross aforesaid, to Lamberhurst Pound,
and Pullen's-hill in the said County; and to Flimwell-vent in the County of
Sussex" This Act extend the terms of the previous Acts and names the
Trustees. It lists the Tolls for each
type of vehicle with exemptions and penalties for avoidance. It details what the surveyors may and may
not do, who qualifies for Statute work, "Mile-stone to be erected",
etc. "...to build and erect, or
cause to be built and erected, A Gate or turnpike in and cross a Lane or
Place at or near a Publick House known by the Name of The Swan, in the Parish
of Lamberhurst...", ...That no Person or Persons shall be charged with
any of the Tolls or Duties aforesaid, for any Horses or Carriages passing through
the said turnpikes, such Horses and Carriages carrying or drawing Stones,
Gravel, or other Maters for repairing of the said Roads between
Kipping's-cross, Flimwell-vent and Pullen's hill, for for any Carts, Waggons,
or Carriages, carrying any hay or Corn in the Straw, or Wood for Fewel, to be
laid up in the Barns or Out-houses...and used at the furnace called
Lamberhurst or Gloucester Furnace...", "Fish to be Toll-free",
etc. |
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593 |
1659 |
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A 2 page
vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Crantock and other parishes,
Cornwall, between Eliab Harvey the elder of London, esquire, William Stead of
Steedhill, Kent, doctor at law, Jonathan Pashleigh of Mennabilly, Cornwall,
John Lanyon of Newplace, Essex and Richard Arundell of Trerise, Cornwall.
Dated the 20th day of March 1659. Property: The manor of Trevelwith, Cornwall
in the parish of Crantock. Also a messuage called Trewolla in Crantock,
another called Mellingay in Cubert, and others called Mestere or Basteere and
Lanlovin. A house in the parish of Perran. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Several small water stains and dirt marking. Document size
(approx.): 78 by 68 cm. |
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Stead |
Pashleigh |
Lanyon |
Arundell |
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594 |
1734 |
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1734
"An Act to explain and amend an Act passed in the First Year of the
Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for repairing and enlaring
the Road leading from the House called The Sign of the Bells, in the Parish
of St. Margaret in Rochester, to Maidstone, and other Roads therein mentioned
in the County of Kent" "Whereas by a Clause or Proviso in an
Act...several Persons, Carriages, Matters, and Things are exempted and
discharged from the Payment of the several Tolls and Duties...several Doubts
and Disputes have arisen..." This document lists "What Things to be
exempted from Toll", etc.
"And be it further enacted..That so much of the Highway or Post-road
leading from Rochester to the Town of Maidstone, as lies between a Place
called, The Lady Taylor's White Gate, mentioned in the said Act, and the
Way-post now standing at the North end of the said Town, shall be deemed and
taken to be part of the Roads or Highways...", "No Turnpike to be
erected nearer Maidstone than at the said Gate", etc. 5 pages of
original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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595 |
1829 |
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A 3 page
vellum indenture dated 5th May 1829 between Adam Martin of Chatham (Doctor of
Medicine), John Stiff of Gravesend (butcher), Samuel Newson of Rochester
(surgeon), Joseph Tuffill of Rochester (wine merchant), Thomas Morson of
Dunkirk, France (gent.) and Elisha Naylor of Rochester (gent.) relating to
property on the High Street, Chatham.
It has six signatures and seals with a revenue stamp on each
page. On the reverse there are witness
and received signatures with a notation by a solicitor headed "In chancery"
dated 1853. Has been folded, otherwise
good condition |
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1853 |
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document relating to the bankruptcy of John Gurr of 153 High Street, Chatham,
Kent (butcher, meat salesman, dealer and chapman) Have been folded, otherwise
good condition |
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597 |
1857 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 1st December 1857 between William Holding of
Greenwich (carpenter) and the Trustees of the People's Freehold Benefit
Building Society: Benjamin Cooke of Vanburgh Fields, Greenwich (esq), Charles
Swaisland of Crayford (esq.) and relates to a property in Plaistow. It has one signature and seal with a
revenue stamp. There are witness and
received signatures on the reverse.
Has been folded, otherwise good condition. |
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Cooke |
Swaisland |
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598 |
1860 |
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A one page
vellum indenture dated 16th January 1860 between Thomas Foss of Aldgate
(gent.) and Matthias Medwin of Crown Row, Walworth (cheesemonger) and relates
to a property in Lewisham. It has two
signatures and seals with a revenue stamp.
Please note that there is some fading of the ink on this document. |
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Medwin |
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599 |
1871 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 30th September 1871 between John Clayton of
Birdham (yeoman), Henry Gadd of Chichester (gent.) and The Reverend George
Robbins of Tunbridge Wells relating to a property in Birdham, Sussex. It has a schedule a the bottom which lists
the Tithe map reference number, the name & description of the property,
the measurement and whether or not it is in cultivation. It has 3 seals and signatures with witness
and received signatures on the reverse.
Also on the reverse is a second indenture dated 24th August 1881
between George Robbins and Alfred Sydney of New Cross Road, Kent (gent.)
which has two signatures and seals. |
Clayton |
Gadd |
Robbins |
Sydney |
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600 |
1899 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 7th February 1899 between Thomas George Wharton
of Ironmongers Lane, Cheapside (surveyor) and Emma Sarah Spicer (widow),
George Spicer (Australian Merchant) and Edward James Spicer of 11 Linden
Gardens, St. Mary Abbots, Kensington (clerk) for property in Dormer Terrace,
Vancouver Road, Catford, Kent with a plan. Has one seal and signature with
revenue stamps. Has witness signatures
on the reverse. Has been folded,
otherwise very good condition. |
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Spicer |
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601 |
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A copy of
the 1905 will of Benjamin Barnett of High Street, Chatham (clothier) and a
signed assent of 1913 of Benjamin William Barnett formerly of Maidstone but
now of Chatham. Have been folded, otherwise good condition |
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602 |
1914 |
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A 3
page vellum indenture dated 3rd January 1914 between Benjamin William Barnett
of Chatham (clothier) and Daniel Henry Barnard of Chatham (retired licensed
victualler) relating to property in the High Street, Chatham. Has two seals and signatures. Has been folded, otherwise good condition. |
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603 |
1928 |
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A 3
page vellum indenture with coloured plan on linen dated 17th February 1928 between
Claude Joseph Goldsmid-Montefiore of Portman Square, London (esq.), Sir
Charles James Jessel of Ladham House Goudhurst, Kent (Baronet), Leonard
Nathaniel Goldsmid-Montefiore of Weymouth Street, London (esq.), the Hon.
Edward Herbert Jessel of Park Lane (esq.) and the Great Western Railway
Company relating to two pieces of land in Birkenhead. The third page comprises a schedule of the
land from 1849. It has 4 seals and has been signed by each of the above gentlemen. There are also 4 witness signatures. Has
been folded, otherwise excellent condition |
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Jessel |
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604 |
1729 |
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1729
"An Act for providing a Maintenance for the Minister of the New Parish Church
of Saint Nicholas Deptford, in the Counties of Kent and Surrey, and for
making the same a distinct Parish" "£3,500
allotted for the Maintenance of the Rector of the new Church at
Deptford", "Vestrymen, to set the Rates for Burials",
"Churchwards to make Vaults, &c. without Lett of the Rector",
"Churchwardens to pay to the Rector £70 per Ann. quarterly",
"Rectory to have a Passage thro' the Churchyard to his House",
"Doctor William norton shall be and is hereby declared the First
Minister, and shall have the Cure of Souls of such new Church and
Parish...", "That the Churchwardens for the time being shall
provide Three handsome and decent Palls for the Use of burying the Dead in
the said Cemetery or Churchard, or Vaults under the Church and
Steeple...", "Workhouse to be for the joint Use of both
Parishes", etc. 17
pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume |
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