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1676 |
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Reign Charles II LANCASTER
1676. DEED of BARGAIN AND SALE OF CUSTOMARY MESSUAGE and TENEMENT SITUATE WITHIN
SKELLWITH IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE -
Manuscript vellum deed between ROBERT BRAITHWAITE OF SKELLWITH, YEOMAN AND GEORGE MACKERETH AND THOMAS MAKERETH
BOTH OF SKELLWITH IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM WITH SEAL TAPE OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
HAND MADE PAPER - SIZE 24 INCHES BY 6 INCHES |
Braithwaite |
Mackereth |
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302 |
1877 |
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1877 ANTIQUE Parchment DEED Tillotson INGLEWHITE |
Tillotson |
Clegg |
Mellor |
Wilkinson |
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303 |
1764 |
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Marriott MANCHESTER 1764.
DEED of COUNTERPART OF CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF LAND IN HUNTERS CROFT IN
MANCHESTER ~ THIS IS A RARE AND INTERESTING DEED AS GIVES DETAILS OF THE
MAKING OF A ROAD (INCLUDING MATERIALS AND MEASUREMENTS) BETWEEN 'HANGING
DITCH' AND THE HIGH STREET IN MANCHESTER TO BE CALLED CANON STREET - ~ WHICH
WE NOW THINK IS CANNON STREET WHICH RUNS ALONG SIDE THE ARNDALE CENTRE.
GIVING SCHEDULES OF OWNERSHIP FROM 1699 IT DETAILS COTTAGES AND TWO EIGHT
ACRE ORCHARDS (IN THE MIDDLE OF MANCHESTER) LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE -
this a detailed document with many references on THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM
WRITTEN IN A STRONG CLEAR SCRIPT Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed WITH ORNATE
FIRST LETTER between ALEXANDER LEIGH OF WIGAN IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART; ROBERT WHITTLE OF LIVERPOOL IN THE SAID COUNTY,
GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND WILLIAM MARRIOTT OF MANCHESTER IN THE SAID
COUNTY, MERCHANT. SIGNED BY WILLIAM MARRIOT Two RED WAX SEALS WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP - IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY ON three SHEETs OF FOLDED
VELLUM - SIZE 27 INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
Leigh |
Whittle |
Marriott |
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304 |
1891 |
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Will + Testament SWAN Bolton HIGH COURT SEAL 1891.
ADMINISTRATION OF PROBATE ON THE WILL OF JOHN SWAN OF MANCHESTER ROAD BOLTON IN
THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, GENTLEMAN LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - NICE WILL
DOCUMENTS OF A PHILANTHROPIST GIVING FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO THE BOLTON
BRANCH OF THE MANCHESTER SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THR SPIRIYUAL AND TEMPORAL
WELFARE OF THE ADULT DEAF AND DUMB; FOR THE RAGGED SCHOOL IN QUEENS STREET
BOLTON; TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT ASSOCIATION; WORSHOPS FOR THE BLIND IN
TIPPING STREET BOLT, BOLTON INFIRMARY ETC.,. Manuscript Vellum Document WITH
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION ~ RED WAX WAFER SEAL WITH CROWN ARMS OF HER
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 18 INCHES BY 25 INCHES |
Swan |
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305 |
1772 |
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED several Farms MANCHESTER
1772. DEED of GRANT AND RECONVEYANCE OF SEVERAL FEE FARM RENTS IN MANCHESTER
BETWEEN HENRY FLETCHER OF LIVERPOOL AND ALEXANDER LEIGH OF WIGAN IN THE
CAOUNTY OF LANCASTER. ANOTHER GREAT DOCUMENT FROM THE CENTRE OF MANCHESTER ~
A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING ON HUNTERS LANE IN MANCHESTER : Reference to John North Woolen Draper; Alexander
Leigh Messuage and Dwellinghouse near Hunters Lane Samuel Frogatt of Hunters Lane LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - this a detailed
document with many references on FOUR SHEETS OF VELLUM WRITTEN IN A STRONG
CLEAR SCRIPT Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed GIVING DETAILS OF PERHAPS ALL
PROPERTIES ON HUNTER'S LANE THAT LATER BECAME THE CENTRE OF A MAJOR CITY
SIGNED BY HENRY FLETCHER two RED WAX SEALS WITH four ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION
- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO
SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
ON four SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE
25 INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
Fletcher |
Leigh |
North |
Frogatt |
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306 |
1795 |
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Hodson - Carter MANCHESTER
1795. DEED of FEOFFMENT OF A PLOT OF LAND OR GROUND IN PENDLETON FOR BUILDING
UPON. BETWEEN WILLIAM HODSON IN MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND PETER CARTER OF MANCHESTER, PAINTER AND
PLASTERER. AN EXTREMELY DETAILED DOCUMENT WITH CLOSE SCRIPT CONTAINING MUCH
INFORMATION ON THE LEGAL CONTENT OF THE TRANSACTION LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE - this a detailed document with many references on ONE LARGE SHEET OF
VELLUM Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY WILLIAM HODSON ONE RED WAX
SEALS WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -
SMALL MARGIN SURVEY PLAN IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON
four SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 25
INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
Hodson |
Carter |
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307 |
1834 |
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Will Testament COURUP Bolton BISHOP CHESTER SEAL
1834. ADMINISTRATION OF PROBATE ON THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM
COURUP OF BOLTON LE MOORS IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, TOBACCO MANUFACTURER LOW
START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Vellum Document WITH LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION ~ RED WAX WAFER SEAL OF THE LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER - AND TAX
AND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL
HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 14 INCHES BY 30
INCHES PLUS ADMINISTRATION WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Courup |
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308 |
1860 |
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Will Testament SHORROCKS Bolton PROBATE COURT SEAL 1860.
ADMINISTRATION OF PROBATE ON THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM SHORROCKS
OF FARNWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, SPINDLE AND FLY MANUFACTURER LOW
START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Vellum Document WITH LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION ~ RED WAX WAFER SEAL WITH CROWN ARMS OF HER MAJESTY'S PROBATE
COURT DISTRICT REGISTRY MANCHESTER OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL
HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 14 INCHES BY 20
INCHES PLUS ADMINISTRATION WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Shorrocks |
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309 |
1799 |
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ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Hodson - Barlow PENDLETON
1799. DEED of FEOFFMENT OF A PLOT OF LAND OR GROUND IN PENDLETON FOR YEARLY RENT
NEAR RICHMOND STREET. BETWEEN WILLIAM HODSON OF SAXALL LODGE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTER, ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS BARLOW OF PENDLETON IN THE COUNTY
OF LANCASTER, LAND SURVEYOR, AND THOMAS RICHARDSON OF PENDLETON, JOINER. LOW
START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY
WILLIAM HODSON, THOMAS BARLOW AND THE MARK OF THOMAS RICHARDSON THREE RED WAX
SEALS WITH THREE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON TWO
SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 25
INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
Hodson |
Barlow |
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310 |
1822 |
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1822 ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED White Lion Inn LANCASTER.
DEED of APPOINTMENT AND DEMISE OF THE WHITE LION INN AND OTHER PREMISES IN
THE CITY OF LANCASTER SITUATE AND STANDING ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE STREET
KNOWN AS PENNY STREET. BETWEEN WILLIAM POWELL OF LANCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER, INNKEEPER AND LIVERY STABLE KEEPER OF THE ONE PART AND BENJAMIN
SATTERTHWAITE OF LANCASTER, ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY WILLIAM POWELL AND
BENJAMIN SATTERTHWAITE TWO RED WAX
SEALS WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -
IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON TWO SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 25 INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
Powell |
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311 |
1880 |
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1880 ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED Clowes BROUGHTON
Lancaster. DEED of appointment OF A PLOT OF LAND ON OLD BURY ROAD IN
BROUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. BETWEEN SAMUEL WILLIAM CLOWES OF NORBURY
NEAR ASHBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY, ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN
BARLOW MASON OF BURY OLD ROAD BROUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. LOW START
PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY SAMUEL CLOWES AND JOHN MASON two
RED WAX SEALS WITH one ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL
HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON TWO SHEETs OF
FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27 INCHES BY 22
INCHES |
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312 |
1757 |
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1757 RARE ANTIQUE DEED ASSIGNMENT OF CHURCH SEAT
ST. THOMAS'S LIVERPOOL. DEED of ASSIGNMENT OF A SEAT IN ST.THOMAS'S CHURCH LIVERPOOL.
WHEREAS BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE
SECOND ENTITLED AN ACT FOR THE BUILDING OF A CHURCH IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL
IN THE COUNTY PALANTINE OF LANCASTER FOR THE ENLIGHTENING AND CLEANSING OF
THE STREETS OF THE SAID TOWN AND FOR KEEPING A NIGHTLY WATCH. DEED OF
TRANSFER BETWEEN JOSEPH BROOKS AND THOMAS THOMAS TYLER - WITH A SHORT LIST OF
NEARBY SEAT HOLDERS AND THEIR PROFESSIONS A FANTASTIC DOCUMENT GIVING
HISTORICAL SOCIAL HISTORY IN THE EXPANDING TOWN OF LIVERPOOL AND THE NEED TO
ENSURE THAT THE POPULATION COULD ACCESS THE DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indentured Vellum Deed
SIGNED BY JOHN ASHTON JOSEPH BROOKS, JONATHAN BROOKS AND JOHN BROOKS. FOUR
RED WAX SEALS WITH THREE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON TWO
SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27
INCHES BY 22 INCHES |
Brooks |
Tyler |
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313 |
1890 |
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Here is a parchment/vellum Indenture dated 2nd July
1890 being a Reassignment of property situate Saint Helens Road, Middle Hulton,
Bolton, Lancs. The contract is between James Thompson of Ashton-under-Lyne,
Butcher; and Michael Drake, Mill Overlooker. This document measures 11"
x 8", runs to 8 pages (3 blank) and has one wax seal and one revenue
stamp. In excellent condition. |
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314 |
1875 |
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Here is an ornate scalloped parchment Indenture
dated 24th April 1875 being a Mortgage of property situate Haughton, Lancs. The
contract is between John Dugdale, Mill Overlooker; and John Hampson of
Burmantofts, Leeds, Gentleman. This document opens out to 27" x
23", and bears two wax seals and one revenue stamp. Some storage discoloration (mainly to the
outside), but otherwise in very good condition and would make a striking
framed display item. |
Dugdale |
Hampson |
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315 |
1876 |
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Here is an ornate scalloped parchment Indenture dated
2nd May 1876 being a Conveyance of property situate Stanley Road, Withington,
Lancs. The contract is between Hugo Shaw of Manchester, Grocer; and
Constantine Joseph Kelly of Moss Side, Gentleman. This document opens out to
27" x 23", and bears two wax seals and two revenue stamps. In
excellent condition and would make a striking framed display item. |
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316 |
1667 |
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1667 ANTIQUE Indenture DOCUMENT Reign CHARLES II Lancs.
MANUSCRIPT VELLUM INDENTURE DATED IN 1667 BETWEEN BRIAN MACKEWETH OF SKELWITH
IN THE COUNTY PALANTINE OF LANCASTER, YEOMAN ON THE ONE PARTY AND GEORGE
BROWNE YOUNGER OF WESTMORLAND. .FOR ALL THAT SAID RIDDING CLOSE PLUS OTHER
CLOSES ALL SITUATE AT SKELWITH ORNATE HAND WRITTEN FIRST LETTER AND VELLUM
SEAL TAPE no wax - GAURANTEED ORIGINAL ~ 24 X 14 INCHES |
Mackeweth |
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317 |
1740 |
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1740 MANUSCRIPT from COURT OF THE DUKE OF MONTAGU LANCASTER.
THE COURT BARON OF THE NOBLE JOHN DUKE OF MONTAGU LORD OF THE SAID MANOR AT
HAWKSHEAD IN THE COUNTY PALANTINE OF
LANCASTER. COPY TITLE DEED OF THOMAS STRICKLAND FOR HEREDITAMENTS AND
PREMISES SITUATE AT MIRESIDE GREENFOOT AND CRAGGHEAD ON SKELWITH QUARTER IN
THE BAILYWICK OF HAWKSHEAD OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL
HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for
the Whole Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - 9 X 6 INCHES |
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318 |
1816 |
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1816 ANTIQUE WILL DOCUMENT Elizabeth Trafford
CHESTER . INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE DOCUMENT FROM THIS INFLUENCIAL FAMILY FROM
THE MANCHESTER AND CHESTER AREA ~ GIVING DETAILS OF THE LAST AND TESTAMENT OF
ELIZABETH TRAFFORD - THE DEMISE OF HER MESSUAGE ON THE EST SIDE OF NICHOLAS
STREET IN THE CITY OF CHESTER FOR THE USE OF HER NEPHEW TRAFFORD TRAFFORD -
PLUS MANY MANY OTHER BEQUESTS TO FAMILY ETC. WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
FROM THE COURT OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY PRIMATE OF ALL ENGLAND WITH
COURT SEAL ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON PARCHMENT OF INTEREST
TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL
EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for the Whole Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT - IN FINE to VERY FINE CONDITION |
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1863 |
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1863 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Gardener PENDLETON Lancashire.
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT PRIORY
STREET IN PENDLETON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. BETWEEN GEORGE GARDNER OF
CHELTENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM GARDNER OF
THE SAME PLACE OF THE SECOND PART AND BENJAMIN TOULSON OF PENDLETON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER IRONMONGER. WITH HAND DRAWN SURVEY PLAN - WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - AND WAX SEALS OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF
SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start
Collecting Today for the Whole Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY
FINE CONDITION |
Gardner |
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320 |
1875 |
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1875 ANTIQUE Document MANCHESTER Lancashire BERGIN.
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED BEING THE DECLARATION OF TRUSTS AS TO THE LEASEHOLD
HOUSES AND TENEMENTS IN CHEETHAM IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER ~ FRONTING ON TO LORD STREET AND ELSWORTH ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHEMENT 28 INCHES X 22 INCHES WITH CLEAR STRONG HAND ONE IMPRESSED FISCAL REVENUE STAMPS TWO WAX
SEALS NAMES: THOMAS FINN OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, MILL MANAGER ~ MATTHEW BERGIN OF THE SAID CITY OF
MANCHESTER ANN SNAPE IN VERY FINE CONDITION - OF INTEREST TO GENEALOGY
RESEARCH ~ LOCAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY COLLECTORS ~ LEGAL DOCUMENT AND FINANCIAL
HISTORIANS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL |
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1858 |
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1858 ANTIQUE Document PENDLETON Lancashire GARDNER.
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED BEING THE RELEASE OF A PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT
PENDLETON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BOUNDED BY THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE
RAILWAY ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHEMENT 28 INCHES X 22 INCHES TWO IMPRESSED
FISCAL REVENUE STAMPS THREE WAX SEALS SMALL HAND DRAWN SURVEY PLAN NAMES:
GEORGE GARDNER AND WILLIAM GARDNER OF CHELTENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
TO JOHN BEADS OF PENDLETON IN THE PARISH OF ECCLES AND THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER IN FINE CONDITION (SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO OUTER FOLD)- OF INTEREST
TO GENEALOGY RESEARCH ~ LOCAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY COLLECTORS ~ LEGAL DOCUMENT
AND FINANCIAL HISTORIANS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL |
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73/3 Preston - 1867 - Sale of land in Fishergate by
Executors of Isaac Wilcockson to Benjamin and Thomas Meek. 2 sheets of
parchment c. 28"x 23" with large scale location plan on reverse of
one sheet. Signed and sealed by Richard and William Allen (executors),
Benjamin and Thomas Meek and Thomas Cornall (purchaser of adjoining land).
Some details of Wilcockson family. Adjoining landholders - Aspinall, Bryning,
Churnley, Cornall, Meek, Owen, Park, Smith, Watson, Yates. £52 |
Wilcockson |
Meek |
Allen |
Cornall |
Aspinall |
Bryning |
Churnley |
Owen |
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Watson |
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50/26 Maud, William - Liverpool - 16/4/1875 Signed
receipt for monies from estate of Thomas Crosley Deceased. Contains references
to mother, Mary and brother, John Crosley. £6 [Will of Thomas Crosley - see
Yorkshire no. 53/178.] |
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50/27 Tetley, Jonas - Cross Hills - 26/4/1875 Signed
receipt for monies from estate of Thomas Crosley Deceased following death of
life interest, Mary Maud. £6 |
Tetley |
Crosley |
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50/28 Tetley, Samuel - Bradford - 8/4/1875 Signed
receipt for monies from estate of Thomas Crosley Deceased in his capacity as
Executor of the Will of his late father, Thomas - refers to Mary Maud's Life
Interest. £6 |
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53/90 Palmour, Rev. John - Fulwood - 1901 Probated
Will, names wife, Frederica Pleasance, but not children. £20 |
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1901 |
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53/158 Palmour, Rev. John - Fulwood - 1901 Copy
of Will on six sheets of paper, names wife, but not children. £12 |
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53/89 Whitehead, Sarah (widow of 53/88) - Hollinwood
- 1838 Letters of Administration - vellum - to son Henry. £11 |
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53/88 Whitehead, Thomas - Hollinwood - 1832 Letters
of Administration - vellum - to widow Sarah. £11 |
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1876 |
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Here is an ornate scalloped parchment Indenture
dated 2nd May 1876 being a Conveyance of property situate Stanley Road, Withington,
Lancs. The contract is between Hugo Shaw of Manchester, Grocer; and
Constantine Joseph Kelly of Moss Side, Gentleman. This document opens out to
27" x 23", and bears two wax seals and two revenue stamps. In
excellent condition and would make a striking framed display item. |
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1624 |
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1624 MANUSCRIPT DEED From Reign of JAMES I
Palantine of Lancaster. THOMAS BENSON OF SWINEFELLE (?) IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
GENTLEMAN TO BERNARD BRAITHWAITE FOR LAND AT CRAGHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER (?). ONE FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION - WRITTEN WITH A STRONG
SECRETARY HAND BUT NEEDS A CLOSER LOOK AS THE ONLY CRAGHEAD WE CAN FIND IS IN
COUNTY DURHAM . GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION
- SIZE 9 INCHES X 22 INCHES ON VELLUM ORNATE DATED FIRST LETTER WITH ONE SEAL
TAPE |
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1709 ANTIQUE Vellum DEED Benson HAWKESHEAD Lancashire.
FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE BEING A MANUSCRIPT TITLE DEED FROM
THE MANOR COURT BARON OF THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE OF HAWKESHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER BETWEEN THOMAS SUNDERLAND AND PAROBUS BENSON FOR PROPERTY AT
BROCKSBANK SITUATE AT SKELWYTH. SIZE 10 X 3 INCHES FOLDED ON VELLUM IN LATIN
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. From the image the names appear
to be Comilis Sunderland and Jacobus Benson. Also mentions Willm Benson. |
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1704 |
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This letter was written by Thomas Chadwick on
2-10-1704 to Robert Entwistle, Foxholes, Rochdale and was posted from
Manchester. It concerns mortgage repayments and Mr Chadwick attempts to
recover monies owing to him. |
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1895 |
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An old hand written 5 page indenture. It is written
on blue paper and is dated 3rd July 1895. It is a document relating to the
"conveyance of a plot of land land containing 467 square yards situated
in Clarendon Rd. Whalley Range in the county of Lancaster". From the
Merchant Banking Company Ltd. to Mr. Thos. Edward Davies. The Merchant
Banking Co. were situated at No. 112 Cannon St. London. It is beautifully
handwritten on 14 pages, with a hand drawn plan of the land referred to.
There are various stamps and seals, including the seal of the Merchant
Banking Co. It is 9" x 11" and is bound together at the spine with
green ribbon. |
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An old, large, hand written 3 page indenture. It is
written on animal skin velum and is dated 23rd July 1814 from the reign of
George III. It is a document relating to the Grant & Release of Lands
belonging to the Ringley Chapel and to the School.. From Mr Peter Seddon and
others to Elias Fletcher & others. The names mentioned are Peter Seddon
of Kersley (Hersley?) Lancaster, Robert Seddon from Prestolee, Pilkington and
Barton Fletcher Allen of Walton, also Elias Chadwick and Henry Chadwick. It
is beautifully handwritten on 3 pages, There are various stamps and seals, It
is 29.5" x 20.5". The writing has faded a little and there is some
wear at the folds, otherwise it is in excellent condition. |
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1889 |
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An old hand written indenture. It is written on
velum and is dated 12 December 1889. It is a duplicate document relating to
the "conveyance of a plot of land in the Parish of Withington in the
county of Lancaster". From the Merchant Banking Company Ltd. to Mr. J.E.
Livesey. The Merchant Banking Co. were situated at No. 112 Cannon St. London.
It is beautifully handwritten on 14 pages, with a hand drawn plan of the land
referred to. There are various stamps and seals, including the seal of the
Merchant Banking Co. It is28" x 23.5" It is in excellent condition. |
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1877 |
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Here is a vellum Indenture dated 13th July 1877
being a Conveyance of property situate Dorset Road, West Derby,
Liverpool. The contract is between
Thomas Quirk, Bookkeeper; and Robert Alfred Bellwood, Estate Agent. The
document opens out to approx 28" x 22" and there are 2 wax seals
and one revenue stamp. In very good condition and would make a striking
framed display item. |
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1879 |
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Here is a vellum Indenture dated 16th July 1879 being
a Mortgage of property situate Fawkner Street, Pendlebury, Lancs. The contract is between George Boyes,
Merchant; and Robert Fox, Cotton Spinner; and George Aldrich, Saddler. There
are two further Indentures incorporated into the document - the first is
dated 3rd May 1888 and is a Transfer of Mortgage to George Oswald Smith,
Architect and Land Surveyor; and George William Whittingham, Gentleman; - the
second is dated 12th November 1888 and is a Conveyance to George Boyes. This
double-sided document opens out to approx 28" x 22" and there are
10 wax seals and six revenue stamps In very good condition with one small
stain as shown on the scan. |
Boyes |
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1878 |
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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 27
November 1878. It measures 23.5 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between
William Slater, John Heelis, James Hellis, Stephen Robinson and Sophocles
Theologo. It deals with the conveyance of freehold land and messuages
situated in Hardman Street and Joddrell Street, Manchester. It has a large
plan which takes up the whole of the second page. It retains the revenue
stamp together with four wax seals and signatures. A well written and clean
document |
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1860 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Penk CHEETHAM Manchester
1860. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN THOMAS PENK OF MANCHESTER JOINER AND
BIULDER OF THE ONE PART AND MARIA SNAPE OF MANCHESTER. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF
LAND BETWEEN CATHERINE STREET AND LORD STREET AND ALL THOSE TWELVE MESSUAGES
OR HOUSES ERECTED THEREON SMALL HAND COLOURED PLAN impressed revenue stamp
ONE RED WAX SEAL ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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1823 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Gascoyne WestDERBY
Liverpool 1823. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN Bamber Gascoyne of Childwall
near Liverpool in the county of Lancaster JOINER of the one part AND ROBERT
ELLIS OF LIVERPOOL, JOINER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND
SITUATE LYING AND BEING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ERSKINE STREET WITHIN THE
TOWNSHIP OF WEST DERBY AND NEAR LIVERPOOL SUITABLE FOR FRAMING impressed
revenue stamp ONE RED WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 27 INCHES X 22
INCHES |
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1791 |
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1791 ANTIQUE Bond DOCUMENT Stock MANCHESTER + Revenue
Stamps. BEING AN OBLIGATION BOND BETWEEN THOMAS BARLOW OF NORTHWICH IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTER INKEEPER FIRMLY TO ADAM STOCK OF MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY
OF LANCASTER, VICTUALLER IN THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. RED
WAX SEAL - ON FOLDED HAND MADE PAPER - SIZE 16 INCHES BY 13 INCHES - WITH TWO
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND PAPER TAX CACHE. OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF
SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start
Collecting Today for the Whole Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - |
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1780 |
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1780 Letter from Blakey, Nr Colne to Preston,
charged "3"d, reverse with COLNE Post Mark. Addressed "To Mrs Jane
Shaw, the widdow to Mr Shaw the eldest in Preston with Care". |
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1774 |
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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1774 during
the reign of King George III being the conveyance of property in Dragleybeck
near Ulverstone in the County of Lancaster between William Crank, an
Innkeeper, of the one part; and John Jackson, a Gentleman, of the second
part. Nicely penned with flourished, blonded revenue stamp with insert, tax
stamp, and red wax seal on pinksih cloth tag. Very Good condition with some
discoloration and a few small holes. Measures 32 x 25". |
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1885 |
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1885 OLD MANUSCRIPT DEED Travis HULME MANCHESTER.
MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT DEED OF CONVEYANCE BETWEEN JOHN STACY TRAVIS OF
OXFORD ROAD IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER UNDERTAKER OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN
TURNER GODWIN OF STRETFORD ROAD IN THE SAID CITY BUTCHER OF THE OTHER PART.
FOR ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND AND 11 MESUAGES IN MARPLE STREET, FLETCHER STREET
AND HANCOCK STREET HULME MANCHESTER WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU
CAN HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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1787 MANUSCRIPT DEED HANGING BRIDGE TURNPIKE
STAFFORD. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
BETWEEN EDWARD WATSON OF LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER YEOMAN
OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS MILLS THE YOUNGER OF LEEK IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD
ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN MARSTON OF UTTOXETER IN THE SAID COUNTY
OF STAFFORD OF THE THIRD PART. WHEREAS BY INDENTURE BEARING THE DATE 1766 THE
TOLLS OF THE TURNPIKE ROAD TO HANGING BRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD CALLED
THE SECOND DISTRICT ROAD TOGETHER WITH THE TOLL HOUSES, GATES AND BARRS WERE
ASSIGNED BY NINE OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT UNTO GEORGE BLACKSON
AND ROBERT SILLITO BOTH OF THE PARISH OF UTTOXETER ETC., ETC, WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN
HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 32 INCHES |
Watson |
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1862 |
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Offered is this impressive four page vellum
document dated 15th March 1862. It measures 22.5 inches long by 29.5 inches wide.
it is between John Shaw, George Swainson, Thomas George Petty, John Hockin,
The Reverend Frederick Hockin, Lucy Petty, Agnes Petty, Robert Nelson,
Johnathon Sumpton and Thomas Jackson. It deals with the conveyance of a
dwelling house and shop on the West side of Queen Street Ulverston in the
county of Lancashire. It retains the revenue stamp and ten wax seals with
signatures. It is clean and well written. |
Shaw |
Swainson |
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Hockin |
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1882 |
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Offered is this two page vellum document together
with a plan dated 31 October 1882. it measures 23.5 inches long by 28 inches
wide. It is between Joseph Shaw and Sydney Kershaw. It deals with the
conveyance of land and hereditaments in Strsburg Street (now called Prospect
Place) and Eccles New Road in Salford in the County of Lancaster. It retains
the revenue stamp and two wax seals with signatures of those listed. The plan
shows the land concerned. |
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1890 |
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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 20
May 1890. It measures 21.75 inches long by 29 inches wide. it is between
Thomas Fletcher and James Dutton. It deals with the assignment of two plots of
land with messuages or dwellinghouses errected thereon known as
"Ashfield" situated in Farnworth in the County of Lancaster. It
retains the revenue stamp together with two wax seals and signatures. it is a
very clean and well written document. |
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1820 |
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1820 OLD VELLUM MANUSCRIPT from Reign of GEORGE
III. MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT DEED OF MORTGAGE BETWEEN HENRY HAWORTH OF WHITEFIELD
WITHIN PRESTWICH IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER WEAVER OF THE ONE PART AND SAMUEL
THORPE OF UNSWORTH IN THE SAID COUNTY YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART. ALL THAT PLOT
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND OR GROUND WITH APPURTENANCES SITUATE AT WHITEFILED
KNOW BY THE NAME OF PARK FIELD IN PART OF PILKINGTON PARK WE HAVE SUPERSIZED
THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP AND ONE WAX SEAL SIZE 31 INCHES X 22 INCHES. Also mentions James
Taylor, owning adjoining land. |
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1888 |
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1888 MANUSCRIPT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THOMAS
STONES BOLTON LANCASHIRE. WITH LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE DISTRICT REGISTRY
OF HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE AT MANCHESTER. MANUSCRIPT LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS STONES, GROCER OF ALBERT PLACE NEW BURY FARNWORTH
NEAR BOLTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER . GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH THE INCOME
FROM THE PROPERTY TO MY WIFE ELLEN STONE, ON DEATH OR SECOND MARRIAGE INCOME
TO BE PAID FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN, CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHEMENT WAX WAFER SEAL SIZE 23 INCHES X 16 INCHES |
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1677 MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF CHARLES
II. MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE BOND BETWEEN ELIZABETH MARKREDY spinster
(from the image I make this MACKERETH) OF CRAGG HEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER IN COSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF SEVENTEEN POUNDS TO GEORGE MARKREDY
OF CRAGGS IN SKELWITH. WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN HAVE A
CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED HAND MADE PAPER WAX
SEAL SIZE 6 INCHES X 8 INCHES (FULL SHEET 12 X 8 UNFOLDED) |
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1866 |
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Here is a vellum document dating from 1866 being in
respect of the rent of property situate Lodge Street, Ramsbottom by Arthur
Bentley, Ironfounder from the Most Noble Walter Francis, Duke of Buccleuch and
Queensberry. The document is signed by
Dixon Robinson, Steward of the courts of the Manor of Tottington. This
document opens out to 26" x 19", incorporates a plan of the
property and bears one Revenue Stamp. In very good condition for age and
would make a good framed display item. |
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1837 |
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1837 Letter from Edinburgh to Liverpool, describing
an operation to remove stones from a Mr James Walker. From John Walker, addressed
to Messrs Walker & Wilkin, Union Buildings North John St, Liverpool,
dated 8th March 1837. |
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1827 |
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A fine 1827 extensive closely cross-written letter by
the Yarker family of Fellside, Ulverston addressed to Mr Yarker in London. |
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1838 |
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1838 letter from George Wilson of Dallam Towers, to
Ulverston, charged "6"d postage with MILNTHORPE post mark on
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1715 |
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A very attractive and interesting hand written
paper Indenture document dated 1st June 1715 during the first year of the reign
of King George I between George Cross of Goosenargh in the County of
Lancaster Yeoman and Richard Cross of Goosenargh aforesaid Tanner of the one
part and John Woods of Goosenargh aforesaid and in the said County Husbandman
on the other part. Pertaining to property called Fell field in Goosenargh.
Other names mentioned: James Cross. Witnessed by: William Boardman, Barton
Parkinson & Robert Atkinson. A very clean document bearing the usual
storage folds with a few very short tears on some major fold intersections.
Comprising single sheet of period watermarked paper approx. 12” x 13” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Two unusual red wax seal countersigned by George & Richard
Cross plus three embossed revenue stamps. |
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1835, 1851 |
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Robert CALVERT married Rebecca WALLING 19th October
1835 (at Warton near Lancaster, Lancs. He was a railway worker and in 1851 he,
his wife and children Mary Ann and William were living at Townhead House,
Shap, Westmorland. His birthplace given as Cockerham, Lancs. and hers as Silverdale, Lancs.) Info in brackets comes from doing some
research on this family. Anyone
interested in the family bible please make contact and we'll send details of
where it can be acquired. |
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1855 |
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[Castleton]
Sale Poster for White Horse Farm This large poster announces the 1855 sale (to be
held at The White Swan, Rochdale) of White Horse Farm, Broad Lane, then
tenanted by John Ashworth. Included in
the sale were 4 cottages adjoining the farm, though only one of the tenants
(James Mills) is named. Quite good
condition with no tears or holes, though it could do with a gentle iron. (ref 303/23) |
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1920 |
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[Charnock Richard & Chorley] Sale Particulars of Farms, Cottages & Land Printed particulars for the 1920 sale of: Charnock Richard - cottages at Whitegates Fold and
Chorley Lane, also Whitegates Farm and Worsley Farm Chorley - 58-64 Parker Street and 1 Garden Street Accompanying the particulars are 2 large folding
plans of the Charnock Richard properties.
Evidently used at the sale as the results are pencilled in. Printed olive green thick paper covers
almost in 2 pieces. (ref 303/21) |
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361 |
1865-1915 |
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[Chatburn] Deeds relating to Victoria Mill A very useful collection of deeds & papers
including some copyhold admittances & surrenders, ranging in dates from
1865 to 1915. Very much to do with the Hargreaves and Mothersill families. 25
items [of which 15 are parchment], 6 of them containing coloured site plans.
(ref 41/7) |
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1913, 1915 |
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[Chatburn] 3 Deeds relating to Land next to
Victoria Mill This is an 1170 sq yd plot fronting Ribble Lane and
backing on to the Chatburn Brook. The documents consist of a 1913 covenant to
surrender the copyhold on this plot of land, and two 1915 copyhold
surrenders/admittances. All in manuscript on parchment, the 1913 covenant
includes a useful coloured site plan. (ref 41/8) |
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363 |
1891, 1911 |
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[Chatburn] Single Copyhold Document relating to
Land the other side of Victoria Mill This is a 1911 surrender/admittance of a 1.262 acre
plot of land called The Raggolds or Raghills, nicely identified as area no
122 on the Ordnance Survey 25" map. Though just a single item, it does
refer to earlier documents going back to 1891, and it contains a nice
hand-coloured 1:2500 site plan. [It would appear that a row of houses was
subsequently built fronting Ribble Lane as the reverse of the document
records the sales of no's 28, 20, 22, 26, 24 & 18 during the 1970s]. (ref
41/9) |
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364 |
1869-1915 |
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[Chorlton-upon-Medlock] 7 Property Deeds re House in Plymouth Grove 7 parchment deeds, an incomplete sequence running
from 1869 through to 1915. Plymouth Grove
was formerly Albert Road and earlier deeds mention Daisy Bank Road. The earliest of the deeds contains a
location plan and is perhaps the most important item as all the other deeds
refer back to it. The collection (ref
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1890 |
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[Chorlton-upon-Medlock] Conveyance & Mortgage of 8 Houses in
Cecil Street, Greenheys These 1890 deeds on parchment relate to no's 72-86
Cecil Street. (ref 331/25) |
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366 |
1878, 1896 |
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[Chorlton-upon-Medlock] 3 Deeds foir Property in Upper Brook Street
& Rosamund Street These 3 deeds of 1878, 1878 and 1896 concern 16
Upper Brook Street and 2&4 Rosamund Street. Manuscript on parchment, one of the 1878
deeds contains a schedule of earlier deeds going back to 1851. The three deeds (ref 331/28) |
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1712 |
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[Crompton document] A Lyst of the Constibles Mayde in
the Year of Our Lord 1712 Contemporary list in manuscript of the 34 pairs of
parish constables, showing for which districts of Crompton they’re
responsible. An incredible survival as such paper items are invariably fragile.
Written on 2 sides, each approx 6"x16", old folds, worn through
where they cross, grubby with age and needs very careful handling. (ref 4760) |
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368 |
1786-1866 |
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[Crumpsall] Conveyance
of Plot of Land on Wilton Road/Holland Road Also bounded by the turnpike road between
Manchester and Middleton as shown on the nice plan drawn on this 1866
deed. A schedule gives details of
previous deeds going back to 1786.
Manuscript on 3 large parchment sheets. (ref 331/12) |
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369 |
1881 |
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[Didsbury]
Sale Particulars for 'The Elms' 1881 printed particulars of this 15 acre estate on the
Wilmslow Road and bounded on one side by Ford Lane down to the Mersey. There is a full-page plan of the estate but
the whole document is very worn with many tears along folds and it needs
careful handling. (ref 331/19) |
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370 |
1868-1895 |
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[Didsbury]
Property Deeds etc for Plot of Land on the Corner of Cresswell Grove
& Lapwing Lane This always seem to have been merely a plot of land
as no buildings are mentioned. On offer
are 5 parchment deeds ranging in dates from 1868 to 1895 together with 5
minor papers and an 1885 'abstract of deed' (actually a copy of one of the 5
parchment deeds). This and the
corresponding parchment deed both bear a large folding plan showing the
measurements of the site. Owners are
Longworth (1868-1870); Brown (1870-1877);
Sexton & exectutors (1877-1895).
The 11 items (ref 331/24) |
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1828 |
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[Everton] Agreement
and Schedule of Works for New House, Shop & Buildings in Bold Street This 1828 agreement involves Liverpool joiner John
Parry who for £1400 'will erect and build a House Shop and Buildings....on the
North side of Bold Street adjoining to the Buildings now used as the Savings
Bank'. There follows an 11pp
specification of work to be carried out under such headings as Labourer,
Brickwork, Masonry, Plastering, Rooms in Roof, Attics, Staircases, Ironmongery. Although there is mention of 'the working
plans' there are no drawings or plans attached, and presumbably they were
drawn up separately. Manuscript on 14
sides, paper watermarked 1824, signed by the parties concerned. Grubby and a few dogears but sound. (ref 763/27) |
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1872 |
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[Goosnargh]
Sale Particulars of Timber on the Middleton Hall Estate 1872 printed particulars of a total of well over 1000
trees (including 385 oaks) to be sold by auction in 28 lots at The Grapes
Inn. This particular document records
the sale of lot 18 (13 ash, 10 oak, 3 sycamore) to Robert Preston of
Inglewhite for £35. Rather grubby
& dogeared. (ref 408/159) |
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1911-1947 |
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[Great Harwood] Deeds concerning a Plot of Land at
the Corner of Windsor Road & Park Road 6 deeds ranging in dates from 1911 to 1947. The earliest
one is a 999 year lease for the purposes of building a Methodist Chapel.
Latterly the surrounding land seems to have contained a factory, leased to
Oxo Ltd in 1947. An interesting, if incomplete, group of deeds of which 2
contain site plans. (ref 41/6) |
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Sale Particulars of Broughton & Dovecot Estates Printed particulars for the 1920 sale of: Spring Hill Farm & Cottage [tenanted by Scotson
& Robinson] Oak House & 4 cottages in Oak Lane [Dodd,
Beattie, Liderth, Warbrick & Bean] 11 houses in Thomas Lane [Davies, Smith, Macklin,
Charnock, Higham, Howard, Roby, Sutherland, Williams & Harrison] Leyfield Cottage [Gilbertson] Thorn Bank [Tullock] Broughton Cottage [Connolly] Mill Yard Cottages Westfield House Farm & 2 cottages [Coates] 2 multifolding plans accompany the
particulars. Printed buff card covers,
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1829-1915 |
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[Liverpool] 3 Abstracts of Title concerning William
Henry St Between them, these abstracts chart property
transactions from 1829 to 1915. The property very quickly evolved from being
'a plot of land on the East side of Soho St & North side of William Henry
Street' into a 'messuage or dwellinghouse thereon lately erected...'. The
earliest abstract [made in 1867] was re-used twice and has thus become rather
split along folds. (ref 18/23) |
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1878-1879 |
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[Liverpool] Deeds to 5 Houses in Bala Street These 3 parchment deeds (1878/1879) concern 31-39
Bala Street. 2 of them contain site plans. The 3 (ref 8/133) |
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1840s |
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[Manchester] Bundle of Papers re Warehouse &
Buildings at Back Pool Fold This collection of 15 papers dates from the 1840s.
It resulted from deliberations - including the memories of people who had known
the premises for many years - on what should be done about recently enlarged
adjacent property now blocking old windows (a classic case of Ancient Lights,
perhaps, though this custom isn't mentioned as such). Of particular interest
is a 1:48 sketch-plan. This is a very useful and of course contemporary view
of this very specific part of Manchester. (ref 269/45) |
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1808 |
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[Manchester] Copies of Property & Other Deeds
made 1808 These copy deeds mainly concern the following areas
of Manchester: The Little Meadow, The Lyon's Den or The Purgatory,
Dean's Gate, Park Field, Royle's Deal, Dole Field, Bridge Street, Three
Cornered Meadow, The Great Meadow, The Boat Field. These mainly concern one John Gartside who
in 1797 had recently moved from Crumpsall to Bath - possibly due to money
problems. He seems to have inherited the rents of multiple plots in the
various places already mentioned from Margaret Lightbourne, who in turn had inherited
them from her parents John & Eleanor Lees. Copies of the wills of the
last three are included in this very detailed collection. All the items are
copies (on paper) made in 1808 of documents going back as far as John Lees'
1741 will. There is no clue as to what prompted all these copies being made -
the most likely reasons are either a sale or a dispute. Fascinating insight
into late 18th century Manchester. 11 items in all, offered at an affordable
price (average less than £4 an item) in an attempt to keep the collection
together. Incidentally, Margaret Lightbourne in her will left £200 to be
donated to a hospital 'for the support of persons deemed incurable' and £200
for another hospital 'for the support care and attendance of lying-in women'
provided the hospitals were built in the parish of Manchester within 7 years
of her death. (ref 245/16) |
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1733-1805 |
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[Manchester]
Schedule of Title Deeds to Properties in Market Street Lane & Pool
Street, 1805 Brief extracts from deeds going back to 1733. Formerly known as Horse Pool Meadow. Manuscript on 3 large paper sheets, rather
fragile with age. (ref 408/172) |
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Plan of Land in Manchester belonging to Joseph
Sandbach Esq Undated outline plan of two adjoining buildings
(warehouses?) on the corner of New Brown Street and Cannon Street. Waxed
linen, approx 16"x11", some foxing. (ref 245/19) |
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1877 |
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[Manchester] Notice to Treat - House etc in Peter
Street/Lad Lane This 1877 notice is to acquire property as a consequence
of the 1875 Manchester Corporation Waterworks and Improvement Act, and it
would appear the property was one of a whole line to be redeveloped. This
particular property, owned by Joseph Harrop Green, was close to the junction
of Peter Street & Jerusalem Place according to the plan. It backed on to
Lad Lane. Clean but very crumpled, signed by the Town Clerk. (ref 72/10) |
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1818 |
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[Manchester]
Property Deed for House in Plymouth Street, Chorlton Row This 1818 deed relates to 'all that messuage or
dwelling house of him....John Simpson situate in and forming part of Plymouth
Street and Rosamund Street in Chorlton Row in the parish of Manchester...'. The house seems to have been recently
built. Manuscript on 4 large
parchment sheets. (ref 331/26) |
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1820 |
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[Manchester]
Property Deed for Plot of Land & House in Rosamund Street,
Chorlton Row This 1820 deed is between the same parties as the
1818 one described above, though its clearly a different location in Chorlton
Row (it may perhaps be adjacent?). It
is described as 'all that plot of land or ground situate and being in
Chorlton Row....a certain street of fourteen yards wide called Rosamund
Street....and bounded on the southeasterly end thereof by and extending into
the middle of Rosamund Street....on the northwesterly end thereof in part by
the passage forming a communication with Plymouth Street....and also all that
messuage or dwelling house erected and built upon the said plot of land or
some part thereof....'. Manuscript on
5 large parchment sheets. (ref
331/27) |
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1892 |
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[Manchester, Old Trafford, Beswick, Salford,
Winton] Sale Particulars of Pub,
House, Shops, Land etc Printed particulars for the 1892 sale of: Manchester - a plot of land at the corner of Fennel
Street & Long Millgate, the plot included The White Lion. Old Trafford - 17 houses in Shrewsbury Street,
Henrietta Street & Stamford Street. Beswick - 20 houses in Philips Park Road & 4 in
Bank Street, 12 in Flint Street & 5 in Gibbon Street. Salford - 2 shops in Chapel Street, 7 cottages in
Islington Street/Mason Street, a shop in The Crescent, 9 cottages in Turner's
Fold, 2 houses in Hulme Street and 3 cottages at Beever's Buildings. Winton - 7 cottages in & near Cleaveley Road. The outside [as folded] is grubby but the contents
- including 6 coloured site plans - are nice and clean. (ref 303/17) |
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1876 |
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[Manchester]
Sale Particulars of Town Hall Buildings Printed particulars of the 1876 sale of 3 plots of
land in the Tib Lane/Essex Street/King Street area. Nice coloured plan. (ref 303/18) |
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1897 |
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[Morecambe] Architect Plans for Boarding Houses &
Shops 3 plans (the smallest of which is
20"x15") on waxed linen paper showing floor plans, side & front
elevations of 5-storey property in West End Road "for Mr [Thomas]
Baxter". Drawn up in 1897 and scaled at 8 feet to 1 inch. A little
crumpled and some light foxing on the bottom sheet. (ref G168/38) |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde & Thornton document] Abstract of Title to Hard Hill Meadow This 1890 abstract provides us with details of documents
going back to 1871, at a time when Edward Dutton was tenant of 'All and
singluar the messuage or farm house and farm with the barn outbldgs and
garden and the several closes & parcels of land belonging thereto situate
in the townships of Poulton le Fylde and Thornton.....all which heredits were
formerly in the occupation of Robert Brindle and George Brade but then of
Edward Dutton....' The property was
bought by Edward Harrison in 1871 who appears to have died in 1890, hence
this abstract. Manuscript on 7 large
paper sheets. (ref 408/178) |
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Brindle |
Brade |
Harrison |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde & Thornton document] Abstract of Title to Farm & Lands This 1890 abstract is accompanied by a large
(approx 23"x18") plan on waxed linen showing the railway running
through this 32 acre farm which in 1871 was described as 'All &
singluar the messuage or farmhouse and
farm with the barn outbuildings and garden and the several closes or parcels
of land belonging thereto situate in the townships of Poulton-le-Fylde and
Thornton.....all which hereditaments were formerly in the occupation of
Robert Brindle and George Brade but then of Edward Dutton....' This is essentially the same document as
above though in typescript, though the plan clearly shows Hard Hill Meadow as
just asmall - and detached - part of the whole. This abstract also features such plots of
land as Thrimlands, Broad Meadow and the 6-acre Horse Pasture, this latter
field being cut right through the middle by the railway. Typescript on 10 large paper sheets + the
hand-drawn map. (ref 408/181) |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde & Thornton] Abstract of Title/Plan of Estate The large multifolding plan is all that survives
from sale particulars printed for an 1890 sale. The various fields and plots of land almost
co-incide with an abstract of title, also 1890, which contains a plan on
waxed linen which implies the name of the estate was Woodhouses. The abstract is in manuscript on 19 large
paper sheet and provides details of property transactions going back to 1831. Some of the field names are shown as Great
Marl Hey, Old or Little Marl Hey, Hodgsons Hardhill, Ley or Long Hardhill,
Little Hardhill or Whinny Field. The
large plan measures approx 35"x25" and is torn along some of the
folds so needs careful handling. As
far as we can tell the site is a few hundred yards to the North of
Poulton-le-Fylde railway station, and is probably still open land. The pair (ref 480/182) |
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[Poulton-le Fylde document] Abstract of Title to Moor Lands This 1886 abstract is of deeds and documents going
back to 1808 when for £825/16/- Giles Thornber bought 'All that close or
parcel of land situate lying & being in Poulton.....called the Moor
Lands.....containing by estimation 1a 3r 17p or thrabts more or less then in
the possession of Mr Thos Broadbelt.....'.
It was to remain in the Thornber family throughout the period covered
by this abstract. Paper, manuscript on
6 large sheets. If it helps, a pencil
note on the front of the abstract reads 'Moorlands, Little Poulton
Lane'. (ref 408/179) |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde documents] 2 Abstracts of Title to Property at The
Breck A 21-sheet abstract of c1851 and a 5-sheet abstract
of c1863, both concerning Breck Field.
The larger document gives details of property transactions going back
to 1787, and clearly by 1833 at least 3 cottages had been built 'on the East
of the Public Highway or Road leading from Poulton to Skippool'. The smaller abstract would imply that in
1808 a part of the land was sold off to widow Ellen Dagger. Principal parties involved are Fayle
(from1748 to 1787), Brown (1787-1805), Nunns (1808-?), Hull (1805-1833),
Carless (1833 onwards), Fisher (1839 onwards). The pair (ref 408/184) |
Dagger |
Fayle |
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Hull |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde document] Plan of Alexandra Park Estate This undated [but we feel is probably 100+ years
old] plan is of the area from the railway line on the West across to Moorland
Road in the East, showing 22 plots of land either side of Alexandra Way, Printed plan on thick paper but overly
folded and a piece missing [approx 1 square inch] identifying the northern
boundary road (Skippool Road?). Very
grubby in parts. (ref 408/186) |
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[Poulton-le-Fylde documents] 3 Abstracts of Title to Breck House,
Cottage and Land These 3 abstracts dated 1886, 1909 and 1909 provide
details of 3 lots of property deeds.
There are 3 small plans making it easier to see what area was
involved. The earliest of the
abstracts is clearly a draft & consequently the handwriting is quite
scrappy in places - but the information is invaluable as it goes back to
1850. Very much to do with the Sykes
family. The outsides (as folded) are
grubby but the worst of this can easily be dealt with - the insides are
clean, though. 40 large paper sheets
in all, manuscript and typescript. The
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[Poulton & Thornton document] Abstract of Title to House and Land This 1850 abstract chronicles property & other
deeds from 1714 when William & Alice Winstanley sold to William Hayhurst
'All that Mansion or Dwelling house with the appurtenances commonly called
Breck with the Barn Stable Orchard & Garden thereunto belonging then late
in the occupation of Richard Jones or his assigns and then in the possession
of the sd Wm Hayhurst or his assigns situate & being in the parish of
Poulton in the said County together with all that and those several closes
closures & parcels of Land.....namely two closes closures or parcels of
Land commonly called or known by the names of Mill Hey and Mill Hey Meadow
alias Curwens Ground containing by estimation 7 acres (more or less) one
other close or parcel of Ground commonly called or known by the name of the
Marsh alias Watmoughs Marsh containing by estimation 3 acres (more or less)
one other close or parcel of Ground commonly called or known by the name of
[and to keep things short we're just listing the important detail]: Great Mill Hey - 10 acres Little Mill Hey - 3 acres Campleys - 5 acres Carr Heads or Carr Heads Meadow - 2 acres Wray Meadow - 1 acre Great Croft, Little Croft, Little Breck Croft and
Croft to the Far Barn - 4 acres One cottage
orchard & garden tenanted by Thomas Crosier A toft, garden & croft tenanted by Richard
Bamber A cottage garden & croft tenanted by Roger Read A cottage & garden late in the possession of
William Worthington, the whole lot totalling 40 acres or so. The property remained with the Hayhurst
family until the late 1790s when it passed by marriage to the Hall
family. The sale of the Breck to
William Catterall in 1833 brought to an end its 119 year ownership by the
Hayhurst/Hall family. Manuscript on 18
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Hayhurst |
Crosier |
Bamber |
Read |
Worthington |
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1812 |
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[Preston]
Sale Particulars of Walton Lodge Walton Lodge and 286 acres (which included
Osbaldeston House & Sallom House farms, came up for sale in 1812 at the
Red Lion, Preston. Accompanying the
particulars is a printed map, now rather grubby though with care the worst of
this can be removed. Printed sale
particulars of this vintage are rare survivals. Originally a 3pp item, the covering sheet
has become detached. (ref 408/153) |
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1847 |
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[Rochdale]
Sale Particulars of Farms, Land etc Printed particulars for the 1847 sale at The Wellington
Inn of 11 lots comprising a farm The Snipe Leach and many fields & plots
of land, all named & sized.
Evidently used at the sale as the bidding progression of the 1st 5
lots is pencilled in. Only 1 of the
original plans survives, this being of lots 9 and 10 (3 fields called
Dogfords totalling 7 acres, and an adjoining plot of land called Old Road
Piece, all near Royton and not far from the Oldham/Rochdale road). Large blank piece missing, rather grubby &
worn. (ref 303/22) |
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1773-1905 |
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[Salford] Large Group of Property Deeds - Corner of
Chapel Street/Clowes Street Ranging in dates from 1773 to 1905, these deeds not
only record the parties involved in the various property transactions, but
they indicate the development of this very specific part of Salford which 200
years ago was Warmingham's Orchard. 39 items in all, parchment and paper.
Sold individually the deeds would fetch something of the order of £250-£300
but in an effort to keep them together this nice collection (ref W4/165) |
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1793-1867 |
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[Stalybridge] Abstract of Title to Property at
Cocker Hill This 1867 abstract gives details of property deeds
going back to 1813 which in turn refer to transactions going back to 1793. In
that year this small plot of land with 2 newly built houses is shown to have
been bounded on the South by a newly laid out street called Avon Street, on
the West by another new street called Back Avon Street and on the East by
land belonging to Samuel Baxter. Concerns mainly the Kershaw, Grove and
Williams families - indeed Joseph Williams death in 1866 was the reason for
producing this abstract. Manuscript on 5 large paper sheets with 1866
watermarks. (ref 0000) |
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1870-1877 |
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Abstract of Title to Pearson's Field This 1877 abstract provides details from deeds
going back to 1870 concerning 'All that close inclosure or parcel of land
sit[uate] & being w[ithi]n the township of Thornton afores'd no'd 850 in
the Tithe Commutation map for the s'd township which s'd close of land is
commonly called or known by the name of "Pearsons" Field &
cont'd in statute measure 3a 3r 30p or thereabouts be the same more or less
& was then in the occupation of Thomas Tomlinson as tenant thereof.....'. Although the abstract commences with an
1870 indenture, there are passing references to events going back to
1847. Paper, manuscript on 8 large
sheets. (ref 408/180) |
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1799 |
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[Warrington] Lease of the Golden Ball, Longford
Lane This is a 7 year lease to victualler Ralph Nickson
dated 1799. (ref 269/28) |
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