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704 |
1817-1914 |
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This
auction is for one of the largest vellums which we have sold on ebay. The
vellum is dated 24th June 1817, and appears to be between Mr Oswald Mosley
snr and his trustee to James Wilde Esq. The summary says that
"appointment and release of two sums of 96 pounds 17 shillings and three
pence and 74 pounds 12 shillings and 4 pence", and appears to relate to
Manchester. The vellum itself has been added to over the years, as late as
1914. The document has two wax seals which are in good condition, and has six
sets of stamp duties, for a total of six pounds. The vellum is six very large
pages long, all hand-written and on original vellum. This is one of the
finest quality, and interesting to read vellums, we have seen, and would be a
wonderful talking point in a living room or business. |
Mosley |
Wilde |
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705 |
1896 |
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An
interesting six sheet apprenticeship agreement, the apprentice being one
Henry Haslam of Preston the Master William Worthington, Tinplate worker and
Gas Fitter also of Preston, a term of 6 years. Interesting as it is all hand written, the
terms much more personalised than the normal pre-printed indentures which
were in use (see our other auctions for more indentures). He deals with apprentice rules towards the
Masters family and other workers and apart from the usual provision of food,
drink and lodging he also provides medicines and medical attention in case of
sickness (an enlightened master).
Haslam starts at 3 shillings a week which rises in the sixth year to 9
shillings a week, interesting section on illness and absent without
permission. An unusal agreement for
the Victorian gas industry. Page size
16 x 10 inches, 6 sheets ones sized. A
final point, it's not signed so did the apprenticeship go ahead? |
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706 |
1852 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Hulme Manchester Lancs FLETCHER 1852 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 153 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN FLETCHER OF
MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AGENT OF THE ONE PART AND HENRY HEWITT
TAILOR AND DRAPER JOSEPH ARMSTRONG CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER JOHN HAWORTH
GENTLEMAN AND SAMUEL CHEETHAM LETTER PRESS PRINTER ALL OF MANCHESTER THE
PRESENT TRUSTEES OF THE SECOND UNION BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY OF THE OTHER
PART. BEING THE mortgage in fee of land and messuages IN HULME WITHIN
MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BOUNDED ON THE NORTH SIADE BY THE
CENTRE OF MARPLE STREET AND ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE BY HANCOCK STREET WITH 2
ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 2
WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Fletcher |
Hewitt |
Armstrong |
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707 |
1880 |
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In the
Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster Manchester District Miles &
Heathcote 1880 4 PAGE VELLUM PARCHMENT This Indenture…. The Said…. Place …..
Insurance …. Each overall size approximately 28 inches (700mm) by 22 inches
(560mm) plus Masuscript Letter of Notice Names included within the pages are
Bell,Lonsdale, Ray, Goodier, Miles, Elliot, Kingdon, Wilson, also Chambers,
Gratrix, Barton, and Phelps, Holt, Bell, Swindells, Evans Place names
included are Hulme Manchester, Sheffield and Middlesex. The documents are in
excellent condition. There are a small number of pencilled annotations (legal
& calculations) on the documents. |
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Lonsdale |
Ray |
Goodier |
Miles |
Elliot |
Kingdon |
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Chambers |
Gratrix |
Barton |
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708 |
1842 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester PARKIN > GOODY 1842 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 163 YEARS OLD BETWEEN BENJAMIN PARKIN OF
LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART JOHN GOODY
OF THE CITY OF CHESTER SHOPKEEPER OF THE SECOND PART AND SAMUEL OKELL OF
LIVERPOOL LIQUOR MERCHANT OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE APPOINTMENT IN FEE OF
A DWELLING HOUSE AND SHOP IN EGERTON STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THE
BAPTIST IN THE CITY OF CHESTER WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS SIZES 29 INS X
27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Parkin |
Goody |
Okell |
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709 |
1842 |
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A 6
page document giving the history of a property in Richmond Row, |
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Wainwright |
Johnson |
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710 |
1859 |
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Two
documents relating to a marriage settlement.
Signed by Joseph Henry Dickinson of |
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711 |
1817 |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DEED Salt Works |
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Tomkinson |
Hadfield |
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712 |
1815-1839 |
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All
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713 |
1780 |
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A 3
page vellum indenture for the sale of a house and lands in Kelfield,
Yorkshire, between Henry Teasdale of the City of York, Butler factor, Thomas Pool of Kelfield, yeoman, Jonathan
Hopwood of the City of York, merchant, George Lloyd the younger of
Manchester, William Brown of the City of York, surgeon, and Reverend Henry
Wray of Doncaster, clerk. Dated 22nd day of August in the 20th year of the
reign of George III [1780]. Property: A messuage called Auburn Hall with the
garth garden and 2 acres of land. Also closes called Croft, Near Hay, Wick
Car and near Hall. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
although revenue stamps have been cut from the document not affecting the
text. Document size (approx.): 80 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and
seals. |
Teasdale |
Pool |
Hopwood |
Lloyd |
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714 |
1874 |
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Lease
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715 |
1874 |
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Lease
Dated 25th June 1874 of a plot of land situate behind the Northwesterly side
of Manchester Road Hollinwood within Oldham in the County of Lancaster for
the term of 999 years for building upon yearly rent £14 . 13 . 4. The parties
concerned are as above the first part and Mr. James Spencer and Mr. James
Consterdine both (iron founders) The document is a single page with four red
wax seals together with four signatures. There is a small survey plan to the
rear of document. |
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716 |
1756 |
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Lease
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Critchley |
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717 |
1876 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Chester Coachhouse GREEN > BARKER 1876 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 129 YEARS OLD BETWEEN FREEMAN
LEOPOLD BAGNALL OF THE CITY OF CHESTER AND JAMES MILL OF LIVERPOOL IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER SHARE BROKER RICHARD BARKER OF THE CITY OF CHESTER OF THE
SECOND PART AND JOHN KIGNETT OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF STABLES GRANARY AND COACHHOUSE SITUATE AT SAINT MARTINS IN THE
FIELDS IN THE PARISH OF SAINT OSWALDS IN THE CITY OF |
Bagnall |
Mill |
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718 |
1881 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Broughton Lancs MASON > PEARSON 1881 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 124 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN
BARLOW MASON OF BURY OLD ROAD BROUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER MERCHANT
OF THE ONE PART AND RUTH PEARSON OF WIMBLEDON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF LAND AT BURY OLD ROAD BROUGHTON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER BOUNDED BY THE TURNPIKE ROAD LEADING FROM BURY TO
MANCHESTER WITH 2 ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMPS
SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 3 WAX SEALS ON THREE
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Mason |
Pearson |
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719 |
1775 |
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A 4 page,
Handwritten Document, relating to Shaw Hall (or the Hall of Shaw), in the
parish of Flixton, in the |
Greatrex |
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720 |
1880 |
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Particulars
and Plan of Sale of the following properties: 11 & 13 Albert Bridge,
Manchester; 188, 188A & 190 Chapel Street; 1, 1A, 3 & 5 William
Street; 7, 9 & 17 Jones Street; 4 Edmund Street. To be sold at auction on Tuesday 11th May
1880 at The Thatched House Hotel Manchester. Has been folded and is a bit
battered around the edges. The cover
is grubby. |
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721 |
1886 |
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This is
a one off unique legal document dated 1886 pertaining to an estate in York,
England. First
let me tell you that I am no expert in this field, but I will do my best to
describe the document as accurately as possible! Written
in fancy writing the document measures 22.5" X 26" and is made of
what I believe to be either waxed paper or vellum which is semi-transparent
when held against a light. I am not good at reading this style of writing,
and while 100% of the writing is clearly readable I cannot decipher the
words! So bear with me and I will do
my best! Words that I cannot make out I will * next to. This
document had details on both sides, so not to confuse you anymore than I can
avoid I will call the front side A and the back side B! The
large writing at the top of the document (side A) reads: "A Memorial to
be registered at the Land Registry in England pursuant to the Improvement of
Land Act 1864 of An Order......." then writing then gets smaller and
there is a lot of it! This side of document has an official red two shillings
and six pence stamp, which has silver metal the crown part (on sideB of the
page is a black stamp with the crown and letters VR* which seems to seal in
the silver metal on to the stamp on side
A). The stamp on (side A) and has the crown at the top and is size 1¾” x
1¾” approx As to the document content, as I said I am no expert, but
it appears to be concerning the land/estate of The Mayor Alderman and the
Burgefses* of the Borough of BLACKBURN.
It seems that The Mayor owned a considerable amount of land in the
West Riding area of the county of York. These lands are described on the
document (side A) as: "Such portion of the following farms" Brennan*
Whitendale* Beatrix* Wood End "and other lands as are coloured red and
green on the plan hereunto annexed". On the
(side B) of the document are 4 maps/plans (see photos) these plans for the
parish of Slaidburn, include lands also belonging to the major which are
detailed as: The areas of Costy Clough and Whittendale River, Dunsop Houses,
Sheepfold, Part of Holme Head Wood, Lands surrounding and including the
Brennand River The
scale of the map reads as 1 inch -90. Statute Chains! One of the maps has a
legend/key which says Land for road coloured green and some other letters and
numbers and Land for Wells or Tanks at W.X.Y.Z. Side A seems to be concerning
the Improvement of Lands act 1864 and the sighting of new wells and roads for
the area but I am really NOT sure! It is signed by the Solicitors to the
General Land Drainage and Improvement Company, but I can not decipher the
signature! What ever the context of
the document it is original and in good condition for its age, with the
exception of being very stiff , from being folded up for 119 years! (some of
the folds are a little dirty and there is a tiny hole appearing in one of the
folds). There are some pencil marks on
the document as to their nature again, I do not know. There is some pencil
numbering in the top left corner and some other wtitting dotted around! No
doubt it was an official from the Office of the Land Registry! When the
document is folded the back has signatures of witnesses? |
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722 |
1705 |
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"An
Act for the better Explanation of the Settlement of the Estate of William Trafford,
Esq. and clare his Wife, and William their Eldest Son; And for making more
Effectual a Provision for Younger children, according to Agreement between
them." "Whreas
by Indenture of Bargain and Sale for six Months, bearing Date the Six and
Twentieth Day of February, in the Year One thouand six hundred and seventy
and seven, and Indenture Tripartite of Release and Confirmation, bearing Date
the Seven and twentieth Day of the same February, made or mentioned to be
made, between William Trafford, then or late of Swithomley, in the County of
Stafford, Esq; and Mary his Wife, (both since Deceased) and the said William
Trafford (now the Father by the Name of William Trafford, Son and Heir
Apparent of the said William Trafford) of the First Part; Sir John Bowyer, of
Knypersley, in the said County of Stafford, Bart (since Deceased;) Thomas
Leigh of Adlington, in the There
is no date on it but British History Online has it listed for 1705. It comprises 12 pages which have been
stitched together. It has been folded
and has damage along the fold on the cover page. There is a lot of foxing on all the
pages. It also has a thick sheet of
paper which has been made into an protective covering which has the title
handwritten on it. |
Trafford |
Bowyer |
Leigh |
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723 |
1879 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Pendleton Lancaster STRANGMAN 1879 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 126 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOSEPH STRANGMAN
OF PENDLETON NEAR MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER FLAX SPINNER OF THE
FIRST PART LYDIA SOPHIA SUSANNAH STRANGMAN WIFE OF THE SAID JOSEPH STRANGMAN
OF THE SECOND PART AND THOMAS ROSE OF MANCHESTER ESQUIRE AND FRANCIS WILLIAM
BAYLEY OF THE ROYAL MINT LONDON OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE SETTLEMENT BY
JOSEPH STRANGMAN IN FAVOUR OF HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. WITH THREE OTHER
INDENTURES TO REVERSE OF SHEETS GIVING DETAILS OF ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS WAX
SEALS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME STORAGE
WEAR TO OUTSIDE SHEET ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM
PLUS TWO SOLICITORS NOTES |
Strangman |
Rose |
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724 |
1561 |
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An interesting
vellum will and probate of Elizabeth Westbye, late the wife of William. She goes into great detail about which of
her personal items are to be left to which members of her family, e.g.
standing bed in the great lofte, morter & pestle, grydle to bake bread,
halfe a garnishe of powter bought at London, the best horse stagge, silver
salte, gold ring & lots, lots more.
Persons mentioned: John Westbye, Ellyn Westbye daughter of Thomas
dec., Elizabeth Heskethe, Jane Laytise wife of Gilbert, Anne Westbye, Henrey
Westbye, Richard Prestone, Sir Henry Norton, Elizabeth Allan wife of George,
William Westbye son of John, Agnes Westbye, Elizabeth Benson, John Clayton,
Alyce Hadocke, Katherine Hadocke and James Smythe rector of Kirkham Church
where she has requested to be buried.
She talks about property in Cottham.
These references are probably to the Cottam and Kirkham in Lancashire.
Has been folded and has damp damage along the centre fold with a couple of
very small holes. |
Westbye |
Heskethe |
Laytise |
Prestone |
Norton |
Allan |
Benson |
Clayton |
Hadocke |
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725 |
1829 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Trawden Lancs WILSON 1829 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE IV - 176 YEARS OLD BETWEEN BEJAMIN WILSON OF SLACK LAITH
NEAR TRAWDEN IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER YEOMAN AND JAMES WILSON OF TRAWDEN
CORDWAINER AND ANN HIS WIFE. FOR ALL THAT ONE MESSUAGE OR DWELLING HOUSE
SOMETIME SINCE DIVIDED INTO FOUR COTTAGES AND NOW OCCUPIED AS FIVE COTTAGES
IN THE SAID FOREST AT A CERTAIN PLACE CALLED WELL CLOUGH THE HALMOT COURT OF
THE RIGHT HONORABLE HENRY JAMES LORD MONTAGU OF HIS FOREST OF TRAWDEN WITHIN
THE MANOR OF COLN IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER HOLDEN IN COLNE WITH ESCUTCHENED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT |
Wilson |
Montagu |
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726 |
1820 |
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"An
Act for relieving Ewart Rutson and Company of Liverpool, and others, from the
Bonds granted for the Duties on certain Spirits accidentally destroyed [30th
June 1820]" "Whereas
in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and ten, certain Persons,
trading under the Firms respectively of Ewart Rutson and Company, William
Coupland, Samuel Sandback and Company, Bates and Smith, or Isaac Smith, One
of the Copartners of the Company of Bates and Smith, William Dixon and
Company, and William Rigg, commission Merchants and brokers in Liverpool, did
import a Liverpool Fifty-five Puncheons of Rum, which were warehoused in a
Cellar or Warehouse...And whereas by an unforeseen and unavoidable Accident,
namely, the falling down of the building under or adjoining which the said
Cellar or Warehouse was situated..." |
Ewart |
Rutson |
Coupland |
Sandback |
Bates |
Smith |
Rigg |
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727 |
1921 |
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1921
INDENTURE about LYTHAM between FISH and DAVIS with 5 GOOD REVENUE STAMPS NO
RESERVE DATE:- 30th SEPTEMBER 1921 AN INDENTURE ON 9 PAGES OF PAPER ON THE
FRONT PAGE ARE 5 DIFFERENT IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS IN RED AND BLUE ALL
HANDWRITTEN, THIS IS A DUPLICATE ASSIGNMENT OF A HOUSE AT 5 KENSINGTON ROAD,
ANSDELL, LYTHAM AND IS BETWEEN ANN FISH AND ALBERT DAVIS, both of Lytham.
Size. The document pages are approx. 8.5" wide x 11" high.
Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Fish |
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728 |
1921 |
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1921 INDENTURE
concerning LYTHAM between FISH and WHITAKER with a COLOURED PLAN NO RESERVE
DATE:- 9th MAY 1921 AN INDENTURE ON 5 PAGES OF PAPER ON THE FRONT PAGE ARE 5
DIFFERENT IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS IN RED AND BLUE ALL HANDWRITTEN, THIS IS A
DUPLICATE ASSIGNMENT OF A HOUSE AT 4 OXFORD ROAD, ANSDELL, LYTHAM AND IS
BETWEEN ANN FISH of Lytham AND HARRY WHITAKER, of Nelson. PAGE 5 CONSISTS OF
AN EXCELLENT COLOURED PLAN OF THE LAND CONCERNED Size. The document pages are
approx. 10" wide x 16" high. Condition. In excellent condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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729 |
1863 |
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Large
Indenture (covers 6 large sheets of paper) dated 1863 between SAMUEL TAYLOR of
IBBOTSHOLME in WINDERMERE and WILLIAM LYON of ECCLESTON in County fo
LANCASTER,a Bottle manufacturer concerning a land sale in ECCLESTON. This
would probably be a Solicitor's copy of the original deed which would then be
signed and witnessed. |
Taylor |
Lyon |
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730 |
1877 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Bury Lancashire STANDRING > PILLING 1877. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 128 years old BETWEEN
DANIEL STANDRING OF BURY IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BUILDER OF THE ONE PART
AND JOHN PILLING OF BURY MILL MANAGER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE
OF LAND SITUATE AT HUDCAR IN BURY BEING ALL THOSE SIX MESSUAGES IN PORTLAND
STREET HUDCAR IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION ~ WAX SEALS ~ ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP ~ SIZE 27 INCHES X 29 INS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Standring |
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731 |
1877 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Bury Lancashire OGDEN > TAYLOR 1877 AN ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 128 years old BETWEEN JOHN OGDEN
LATE OF BURY BUT NOW OF ST. ANNE'S ON SEA IN THE PARISH OF LYTHAM BOTH IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER BUILDER OF THE ONE PART AND ROBERT THOMAS TAYLOR OF BURY
WAREHOUSEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND AND TWO
DWELLINGHOUSES SITUATE IN BURY AND BEING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF |
Ogden |
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732 |
1882 |
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1882 Small
printed Notice for property and sale by auction of land and Public House
GEORGE & DRAGON by JOSEPH BITHELL LEACH at the FLEECE INN, St HELENS,
together with a further Solicitor's Letter and 13 page copy Indenture dated
1858 between SAMUEL TAYLOR of IBBOTSHOLME in WINDERMERE and JAMES EWENS of
ECCLESTON in parish of PRESCOT which appear to be related, making a useful
research lot. Weighs about 120gr |
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733 |
1793 |
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Handwritten
English vellum deed dated 1793 during the reign of King George III being the
conveyance of property in Lancaster, part of the estate of Sir Ashton Lever,
a Knight. The indenture is between William Bamford, an Esquire, and Nathaniel
Milne of Manchester, a Gentleman, and John Lever, a Gentleman and Nephew of
the desceased, all of the first part; and Abraham Stott, a Yeoman, of the one
part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamp with
insert, tax stamp, and THREE red wax seals on green cloth tags. Very Good
with some discoloration, measures 23.5 x 15". |
Lever |
Bamford |
Milne |
Stott |
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734 |
1872 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Colne Lancashire HOLMES 1872. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 133 years old BETWEEN BARKER JOHN CHAFFER OF
VALE NEAR TODMORDEN IN THE COUNTY OF YORK WEAVER AND OTHER TO THE USE OF
RICHARD MARMADUKE HOLMES IN TRUST FOR FRANCIS CLARK. FOR ALL THAT SHARE IN
SEVEN COTTAGES AND DWELLINGHOUSES AND STABLE WITH OUT BUILDINGS SITUATE ON
COLNE FIELD IN COLNE . FROM THE MANOR
OF COLNE, THE HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST NOBLE WALTER FRANCIS DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH
AND QUEENSBURY GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ~
~ SIZE 25 INCHES X 27 INS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Chaffer |
Holmes |
Clark |
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735 |
1905 |
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A 7
page Indenture of Apprenticeship of Wilfred Roscoe of The Hollies, Walkden to
Frederick Henry Grimshaw of 70 Tyldesley Road, Atherston a civil engineer and
surveyor to the Urban district council of Atherton. Wilfred is being apprenticed with the
permission of Mary Jane Roscoe, his mother, a widow. It has cost £105 for Wilfred to be
apprenticed for four years. It has
several conditions within the documents, i.e. "...to serve his
apprenticeship at any place more than fourteen miles from the Market Place in
Atherton...", etc. It has three
signatures and seals with a witness signature. It has a further note on the bottom:
"I hereby certify that Mr. Wilfred Roscoe duly served these articles,
and is a good draughtsman Surveyor & Leveller, has a fair knowledge of
the Public Health Acts & the law relating to the profession of a Civil
Engineer, and Surveyor" signed by Frederick Grimshaw March 1909. Has
been folded and cover is a little grubby. |
Roscoe |
Grimshaw |
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736 |
1880 |
ebay |
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Assignment
Dated 28th June 1880 of leasehold land Beerhouse (by the name of The Dog and
Partridge) shop cottages and premises situate at Heywood in the County of
Lancaster consideration £1230. The parties concerned are The Executors of Ann
Stake deceased and others namely Jonathan Schofield (Beerseller) of Heywood
and Henry Challerley (Beerseller) now of the City of Manchester of the first
part and Jonathan Schofield and Nancy his wife of the second part and James
Wild (clogger) of Heywood of the third part and Mararet Mary Teresa Boyle
(widow) also of Heywood of the fourth part and Robert Marsh (beer seller) of
the fifth part. The document consists of two pages which contain six red wax
seals together with six signatures. |
Stake |
Schofield |
Challerley |
Wild |
Boyle |
Marsh |
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1561 |
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A one
page will and probate on vellum dated 20th February 1561 of Isabell Allen of
what looks like Caulderstech with a request that her body be buried in the
parish church of Pullton [probably Poulton-le-Fylde]. She leaves money to the poore houses of
Pullton and Bisham [probably Bispham] and to Allhallows church. Names mentioned: Sir Alexandre Dickson, Sir
John Smith, Gabriell Allen, William Allen, George Allen, Richard Allen, John
Allen, Hughe Allen, William Buller Isabelle Wodhouse, Richard Warbreck,
Gabrielle Allen, Isabelle Allen, William Possall, John Westbye, George Masse,
William & George Heskethe, Henry Fisher, Thomas Singleton, etc. + a list
of her servants with bequests to each of them. Some of the above are listed as her sons,
cousins, etc. and then she has a strange wording "to my boye" and
lists Richard Hule and Robert Calthowse.
I presume this refers to servants rather than blood relatives. Please
note that this document does have damage at the top. The seal has some damage. |
Allen |
Dickson |
Smith |
Buller |
Wodhouse |
Warbreck |
Possall |
Westbye |
Masse |
Heskethe |
Fisher |
etc |
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1894 |
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1894
Abstract of Title The Masons Arms, Newton Heath. A 3 page Abstract of Title
relating to The Masons Arms in Oldham Road, Newton Heath owned by H. D.
Wynter and H. M. Wilson Has been folded and the cover is a bit grubby. |
Wynter |
Wilson |
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739 |
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An
undated 2 page valuation of pubs relating to a mortgage for £20,000. The following pubs are listed: The Waggon
& Horses, Ashton upon |
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740 |
1894 |
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1894
Articles of Association Wilsons Brewery Manchester. The envelope is headed:
"Wilson's Brewery Certificate of Incorporation ". Inside it contains 43 pages headed
"Articles of Association of Henry Charles Wilson & Company,
Limited" and is dated 7th September 1894. Presumably this company became Wilson's
Brewery later. It has seven signatures
and 4 witness signatures. The last two pages have bent corners at the bottom
right-hand side and the envelope is very grubby, otherwise good condition. |
Wilson |
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741 |
1894 |
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A three
page abstract of title dated 1894 relating to The Brunswick Hotel, Tonge in
the parish of Prestwich cum Oldham. It
has inserted "Middleton" in pencil - so I'm not quite sure where
there is. Has been folded and the cover is a bit grubby. |
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742 |
1890 |
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eight
page abstract of title dated 1890 relating to The New Inn in |
Wynter |
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743 |
1846 |
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This
agreement is a 999 year lease of premises and land between James Stott Milne
of Burnedge Rochdale and the estate of Robert Brearley of Shore, Rochdale.
The properties are clearly shown on a neat plan as fronting the Bacup to |
Milne |
Brearley |
Fletcher |
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744 |
1853 |
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This
agreement is a lease of premises and land between the Rev Molesworth and a
Betty Mills. The land is clearly shown on a neat plan as fronting Mills
(Whatmough ?) Street and placed between |
Molesworth |
Mills |
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745 |
1886 |
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A signed one page codicil to the will of
Henry Charles Fenwick Wilson of Langley House, Prestwich, Esq. in which he
discusses a legacy of £2,500 to his son and the Brewery business. It has two witness signatures. Has been
folded and the cover is a bit grubby. |
Wilson |
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746 |
1891 |
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INDENTURE
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747 |
1857 |
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A large
one page vellum indenture dated 4th July 1857 relating to property in Duke Street,
Hulme, Lancashire between James Dewhurst of Manchester (gent), Henry Buxton
of Manchester (salesman), Thomas Hobson, late of Manchester, now of Barton
upon Irwell (confectioner) and Adam Bell of Manchester (gent). An earlier indenture of 1833 is cited and
the following names mentioned: Martha Wolley, William Lincoln and John
Derbyshire. Has four signatures and seals with a revenue stamp. There are witness and received signatures
on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Dewhurst |
Buxton |
Hobson |
Bell |
Wolley |
Lincoln |
Derbyshire |
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748 |
1890 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 16th January 1890 relating to property in
Pollard & Carruthers Street, Ancoats, Manchester between John Taylor - surviving
trustee of the will of Matthew Kirkby (brewer), James Done of 169 Every
Street (business manager) + Elizabeth his wife and James Rome of Moseley
Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire (coal merchant). Earlier indentures are cited wth the
following names mentioned: 1823 Charles Dearden, Richard Wilkinson, Sir
Oswald Moseley 1876 Thomas Kingston, Matthew Kirkby (died 23 July 1878) 1877
Henry Lampton (died 27 April 1885), Elizabeth Hargreaves (niece of Matthew
Kirkby) (attained the age of 21 on 14 March 1885 and married James Done on 5
November 1885) Has four signatures and seals with revenue stamps. Has witness signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Taylor |
Kirkby |
Done |
Rome |
Dearden |
Wilkinson |
Moseley |
Kingston |
Lampton |
Hargreaves |
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749 |
1927 |
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1927
probate West Didsbury 35 company stamps. A 4 page probate relating to Edwin
thomas Mottershead of 35 Queens Road, West Didsbury who died on the 29th
November 1926 - a Bachelor without parent.
Three pages have company stamps: London & North Eastern Railway,
The Westinghouse Brake & Saxby Signal Company, Limited, London Midland
& Scottish Railway Company, Lipton Limited, The Austin Motor |
Mottershead |
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750 |
1879 |
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A vellum/parchment
single page will with probate certificate. The will is that of William Bates
who was of Blackburn, Lancs when he made it but then moved to Melbourne in
Derbyshire where he apparently died.
He was a 'Protestant Dissenting Minister' and left everything to his
wife Harriett who was his executrix. The documents are in very good
condition. There are the usual fold
creases and some grubby marks on the outside, as is expected on documents of
this age. |
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751 |
1856 |
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A large
4 page vellum indenture dated 9th July 1856 relating to properties in
Eccleston between William Hill Brancher of Billinge, Lancs. (coal
proprieter), Thomas West of Eccleston (gent), James Underhill West of Eccleston
(gent) and Frances Mary West of
Eccleston (spinster). Also mentioned
are James Makin, Peter Hostler, John Petrie, John Littler, James Littler,
Thomas Eccleston (esq., dec.) 1840
James Underhill West of Eccleston (esq) + his wife Frances, James Cross,
William Cross, Thomas Bowman 1837
Bartholomew Bretherton of Rainhill (esq), William Gerrard of Ditton
(esq) 1847 John Haddock of Sutton
(coal agent) 1840 Elizabeth Woods 1854 James Varley of St Helens (gent) and
John Lea. Has four signatures and
seals with a revenue stamp on each page.
Has a witness signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Brancher |
West |
Makin |
Hostler |
Petrie |
Littler |
Eccleston |
Cross |
Bowman |
Bretherton |
Gerrard |
etc |
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752 |
1825 |
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A TWO
FULL VELLUM PAGE MORTGAGE UNDER ONE COMMON SEAL DATED 12th OCTOBER 1825 ,(IN
THE REIGN OF GEORGE 111).IT DEALS WITH A MORTGAGE BEING TAKEN OUT ON LAND AND
SEVERAL DEWELLINGS IN BRADSHAW FIELD IN LITTLE BOLTON FOR 300 POUNDS ,BETWEEN
ROBERT PASS AND JOHN HEYWOOD ,A COTTON OWNER.THE MORTGAGE IS SIGNED UNDER
SEAL BY ROBERT PASS .ROBERT PASS ALSO SIGNS OUTER PAGE TO SAY HE HAS RECEIVED
THE MONEY.REVENUE STAMP TO THE VALUE OF 1 POUND 2 SHILLINGS AND 3 PENCE .
CONDITION ,SHOWS SIGNS OF AGEING ,BOTH PAGES ALL READABLE .SEAL INTACK |
Pass |
Heywood |
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753 |
1861 |
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9 page
(larger than foolscap size) copy legal Agreement dated 1861 for land
transaction at PRESCOT in LANCASHIRE between SAMUEL TAYLOR of ABBOTSHOLME in
WINDERMERE and JOSEPH ROUGHSEDGE of St. HELENS for purchase of piece of land
from Taylor, including accurately drawn plan of intended road and property
details still attached to document, I presume this would have been a
Solicitor's copy deed. |
Taylor |
Roughsedge |
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754 |
1819-1847 |
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ANN
DONOVAN'S BIBLE THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS:
TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL TONGUES: AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS
DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED
TO BE READ IN CHURCHES STEREOTYPE EDITION
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Donovan |
Edge |
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755 |
1863 |
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1863
Solicitor's copy 9 page legal conveyance (larger than foolscap size) for land
plot at ECCLESTON in the parish of PRESCOT between SAMUEL TAYLOR of
IBBOTSHOLME in WINDERMERE and GEORGE SCOTT of St.HELENS, including an
accurately drawn up plan of the proposed land purchase. Too large to try to
scan. LANCASHIRE, WESTMORLAND. |
Taylor |
Scott |
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756 |
1860 |
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This
agreement is an assignment of a cottage, premises and land between James
Fletcher of Shore Rochdale, a cordwainer, Abel Brearley of Longacres
Rochdale, a farmer Abraham Hill of Whitworth, a delftman, and Thomas Howarth
and James Rawston of Bridge Mill. The properties front the Bacup to |
Fletcher |
Brearley |
Hill |
Howarth |
Rawston |
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757 |
1871 |
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This is
a mortgage of a leasehold plot of land with cottages and other buildings
situated in Heywood in Lancashire. The agreement is between James Lord, a
Heywood stonemason and Albert Mills, a cotton spinner also from Heywood.The
vellum document is in very good condition and written in a neat copper plate
hand on one vellum sheet. It is signed by James Lord and bears a wax seal. |
Lord |
Mills |
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758 |
1851 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Colne Lancashire BULCOCK > PICKLES 1851 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 154 YEARS OLD BEING THE
THE ADMITTANCE AND RELEASE AND ABSOLUTE SURRENDER OF A BARN AND TWO CLOSES OF
LAND CALLED GLAZINER BARN AND GLAZINER FIELDS SITUATE ON COLN FIELD NEAR
COLNE IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE BETWEEN HENRY PICKLES OF WATERSIDE NEAR
COLNE LINEN DRAPER BY THE DIRECTION OF HENRY BULCOCK OF CLITHEROE IN THE SAID
COUNTY OF LANCASTER DRUGGIST MANOR OF COLNE THE HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST
NOBLE WALTER FRANCIS DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBURY OF HER MANOR OF COLNE
IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER SIZE 23 INS
X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - AND RECORD STAMP. |
Pickles |
Bullock |
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759 |
1881 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Colne Lancashire CLARK > PICKLES 1881 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 154 YEARS OLD BEING THE THE
ADMITTANCE AND RELEASE AND ABSOLUTE SURRENDER OF SEVEN COTTAGES AND
SHOEMAKERS WORKSHOP SITUATE ON COLN FIELD NEAR COLNE IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASHIRE BETWEEN WILLIAM CLARKE OF BARNOLDSWICK IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
CLOGGER AND JOHN PROCTOR CLARK OF COLNE IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER DRAPER AND
HENRY PICKLES OF COLNE DRAPER MANOR OF COLNE THE HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST
NOBLE WALTER FRANCIS DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBURY OF HER MANOR OF COLNE
IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER SIZE 23 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON
ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Clarke |
Pickles |
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760 |
1875 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED ANTIQUE DEED Manchester Lancashire SNAPE > FINN 1875
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 130 YEARS OLD
BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF TWO MESSUAGES IN LORD STREET AND TEN MESSUAGES IN
ELSWORTH STREET CHEETHAM IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. BETWEEN HANNAH SNAPE AND
TERESA SNAPE OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND ANN FINN OF THE FIRST PART AND
THOMAS FINN OF THE SECOND PART SAMUEL BEDNAL OF THE SAID CITY STATIONER OF
THE THIRD PART AND THE SAID THOMAS FINN AND MATHEW BERGEN OF THE SAID CITY OF
THE FOURTH PART. SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS |
Snape |
Finn |
Bednal |
Bergen |
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761 |
1870 |
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Lease
Dated 16th February 1870 of a plot of Land part of Woone Lane meadow in
Clitheroe in the County of Lancaster for the term of 999 years at the yearly
rent of £5 .15 . 3. The Parties concerned are Mathew Wilson (esquire) of
Eshton Hall in the West Riding of the County of York of the one part and
Henry Parkinson and Robert Parkinson (slaters and plasterers) both of
Clithero in the county of Lancaster of the other part. The document consists
of two pages which contain three red wax seals together with three signatures.
There is a detailed plan showing the location of the meadow in relation to
Woon Lane, which runs from Primrose to Moor Lane |
Wilson |
Parkinson |
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762 |
1788 |
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Mortgage
Dated 12th November 1788 for Demise for 500 years for Property and Land at
Moor Lane in Clithero. The Parties concerned are Jonathon Watson (carpenter)
of Clithero in the County of Lancaster of the one part and John Bailey
(gentleman) of Clithero aforesaid of the other part. The document consists of
a single page which contains one red wax seal together with one signature. |
Watson |
Bailey |
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763 |
1754 |
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Settlement
Deed dated 22nd April 1754 of Leeshall Lands. The Parties concerned are James
Bowden (gentleman) of Hayfield in the County of Derby and Amy his wife (which
said Amy is sister and one of the heirs at law of Nicholas John Lyon) of the
one part and James Wolfed (gentleman) of Rochdale in the County of Lancaster
of the other part. The document consists of a single page which contains
three red wax seals together with three signatures. |
Bowden |
Lyon |
Wolfed |
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764 |
1709 |
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AN 18TH
CENTURY INDENTURE DATED 1709. AN INTERESTING INDENTURE ON VELLUM , EXCELLENT
CONDITION APPROX 12" X 20", WRITNG AND SIGNATURE ON REVERSE , ALSO
A DOCUMENT REGARDING DETAILS OF A HALIFAX CHURCH . AN 18TH CENTURY COPY OF
THE CHANCELLORS MONITION TO THE CHURCHWARDENS ABOUT THE PULLING DOWN OF THE
????? IN HALIFAX CHURCH DATED 1635. The name Horton of Grays Inn in Middlesex
Esqr is mentioned, also the Mannor of Chadderton in Lanca(shire?) and a
messuage called Chadderton Hall |
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765 |
1827 |
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Pendlebury
Lancs JACKSON > MAKIN 1827 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE IV- 178 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN JACKSON OF PENDLETON IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER JOINER AND SAMUEL HORROCKS OF BURY PUBLICAN OF THE FIRST PART
SAMUEL WOODCOCK OF BURY OF THE SECOND PART THE SAID SAMUEL HORROCKS AND
THOMAS BRIDGE OF BURY GROCER AND CORN DEALER TRUSTEES OF THE WILL OF CHARLES
HILL PAVIOR DECEASED OF THE THIRD PART EDWARD MURRAY SON AND HEIR AT LAW OF
OF WILLIAM MURRAY LATE OF BURY PORTRAIT PAINTER AND OTHERS TO WILLIAM MAKIN OF RADCLIFFE IN
THE SAID COUNTY OF THE SIXTH PART .. BEING THE FEOFFMENT RELEASE IN FEE OF A
PLOT OF LAND AT PENDLEBURY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF UNION STREET AND EXTENDING
INTO CROSS STREET SUBJECT TO A YEARLY RENT. SIZE 27 INS X 29 INS ~ IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT. |
Jackson |
Horrocks |
Woodcock |
Bridge |
Pavior |
Murray |
Makin |
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766 |
1871 |
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Manchester
Lancs BIRLEY PEEL 1871 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- 134 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS HORNBY BIRLEY COMMISSION AGENT OLIVER HEYWOOD
BANKER ROBERT LONGDON INSURANCE AGENT HERBERT PHILLIPS MERCHANT ROBERT
PHILIPS OIL MERCHANT GEORGE HENRY PEEL MERCHANT AND JAMES WORTHINGTON
MERCHANT ALL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.. BEING THE DEED OF DECLARATION OF
FREEHOLD LAND AND HEREDITAMENTS IN QUEEN STREET MANCHESTER IN TRUST FOR THE
MANCHESTER AND SALFORD DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. SIZE 29 INS X 26 INS ~ IN
VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS ~ WAX SEAL ~ ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Birley |
Heywood |
Longdon |
Phillips |
Peel |
Worthington |
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767 |
1727 |
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Warrington
Lancs ELIZABETH PAGE 1727 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE
II - 278 YEARS OLD WILLS FROM THIS PERIOD ARE QUITE RARE AND THIS ONE EVEN
MORE SO AS IT RECORDS THE ESTATE OF A WEALTHY WOMAN BEING THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF ELIZABETH PAGE OF WARRINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE.
MATTERS CONCERNING THE GUARDIANSHIP OR HER CHILDREN GIVEN THE UNCERTAINTY OF
THE TIMES. WITH LIST OF BENEFICIARIES OF HOUS ELAND AND OTHER PROPERT IN
WARRINGTON. WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE COURT OF THE BISHOP OF
CHESTER SIZE 27 INS X 25 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT INK LOSS TO
FOLD ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~
SEAL TAPE NO WAX ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM PLUS LETTER OF
ADMINISTRATION. Also mentions James Page of Mottingham. |
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768 |
1848 |
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A large
3 page vellum indenture dated 25th january 1848 relating to property in
Ancoats (Carruthers Street) between Edward Hill of Manchester (butcher),
Samuel Litler of Liverpool (miller) and John Gibson of Manchester (coal
merchant) - the executors of the will of Richard Gibson of Lymm, Cheshire
(yeoman). Earlier indentures are cited
and the following people mentioned: 1845 Richard Wilkinson of Manchester
(butcher), Thomas Lynell of Manchester (warehouseman), William Harrison
Bamford of Salford (county librarian), Sir Oswald Moseley 1823 Charles Dearden (yeoman) 1846 Margaret Ogden of Manchester (widow
of Abraham Ogden (chapman)). It has
three seals and two signatures with a revenue stamp on each page. There are witness and received signatures
on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Hill |
Litler |
Gibson |
Wilkinson |
Lynell |
Bamford |
Moseley |
Dearden |
Ogden |
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769 |
1898 |
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A 5
page vellum indenture dated 14th August 1898 relating to property in Rosemary
Lane, Formby between Frederick William Ralph Harrison (gent), John Harrison
of Anfield (gent) and George William Edwards of Liverpool. (gent). Earlier indentures are cited and the
following names mentioned: 1891
Charles Joseph Ueld Blundell; Ralph Brooks; Elizabeth Brooks 1896 James Latham. Has three seals and one signature with a
revenue stamp. Has a witness
signature. Has been folded. |
Harrison |
Edwards |
Blundell |
Brooks |
Latham |
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770 |
1909 |
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A five
page vellum indenture dated 3rd December 1909 relating to property in Union
Street, Pendlebury between Thomas Smith Stott of Claremont Drive, West
Temperley, Cheshire (gent) and The Victoria Property Company Limited. Also mentioned are Alice Stott Brierley of
Brook House Farm, Barton upon Irwell (spinster, died 9/3/1909), Jonathan
Bolton Stott, [blank] Woodward 1827:
Samuel Woodcock, Samuel Horrocks, Thomas Bridge, Edward Murray, James Smith,
Thomas Holme alias Hulme, John Woodcock, John Jackson, William Makin and
Jacob Smith. It has one seal and
signature + the large common seal of the Victoria Property Company with the
signatures of the Directors and Secretary.
It has revenue stamps and witness signatures. Has been folded. |
Stott |
Brierley |
Woodward |
Woodcock |
Horrocks |
Bridge |
Murray |
Smith |
Holme |
Jackson |
Makin |
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771 |
1858 |
ebay |
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1858 7
page draft conveyance document, a solicitor's copy I think, between SAMUEL
TAYLOR of IBBOTSHOLME in WINDERMERE and JOSEPH RICHARD CHISNALL of St.HELENS
for a plot of land in ECCLESTON in the parish of PRESCOT. There is also a
detailed plan of the land purchase, the whole document is slightly larger
than old foolscap size and very clearly written with a few minor amendments. |
Taylor |
Chisnall |
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772 |
1741 |
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Warrington
Lancs AINSWORTH > GEE 1741 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE II - 264 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS AINSWORTH OF WARRINGTON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER SHOEMAKER AND JANE HIS WIFE EDWARD MORGAN OF MANCHESTER
IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE TINPLATE WORKER AND MARY HIS WIFE AND PETER GEE
OF WARRINGTON MARINER OF THE ONE PART AND RICHARD BROOME OF MANCHESTER OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE DEED OF LEASE FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE BURGAGE OR
DWELLINGHOUSE SITUATE STANDING OR BEING IN WARRINGTON NEAR A CERTAIN STREET
OR PLACE CALLED THE BUTTER MARKET - PLUS DETAILS OF OTHER PROPERTIES AND
TENNANTS SIZE 21 INS X 25 INS ~ IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT INK LOSS TO FOLD ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
~ WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
VELLUM . |
Ainsworth |
Morgan |
Gee |
Broome |
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773 |
1780 |
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Rixton
Lancashire TAYLOR > EDWARDS 1780 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE III - BEING 225 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE TAYLOR OF RIXTON WITH
GLAZEBROOK IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER YEOMAN OF THE ONE PART AND THE REVEREND
EDWARD EDWARDS LATE OF WARRINGTON BUT NOW OF ASHTON IN MARKFIELD IN THE SAID
COUNTY CLERK AND WILLIAM TOPPING OF WARRINGTON OF THE OTHER PART BEING A
CONVEYANCE OF SEVERAL MESSUAGES TENEMENTS AND LANDS IN RIXTON IN THE COUNTY
OF LANCASTER SIZE 29 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED VELLUM- . |
Taylor |
Edwards |
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774 |
1835 |
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Manchester
Lancs BARTON > THOMAS 1835 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 170 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS BARTON OF MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER BUILDER OF THE FIRST PART EMANUEL HIRD OF MANCHESTER LIVERY STABLE
KEEPER OF THE SECON PART JOHN LUDLOW OF MANCHESTER AFORESAID GENTLEMAN OF THE
THIRD PART FREDERICK THOMAS OF MANCHESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE FOURTH PART. BEING
THE DEED OF CONVEYANCE AND ASSIGNMENT FOR ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND SITUATED IN
QUEENS STREET IN MANCHESTER BOUNDED ON THE NORTHERLY SIDE BY QUEEN STREET
SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT |
Barton |
Hird |
Ludlow |
Thomas |
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775 |
1766 |
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Rixton
Lancashire WITHAM > BOOTH 1766 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING GEORGE III - BEING 239 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS WITHAM OF THE CITY OF
DURHAM OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM BOOTH OF RIXTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER
YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART BEING A LEASE TO DEMISE GRANTED ANDF TO FARM LETT
ALL THAT ANCIENT MESSUAGE HOUSE CALLED BY THE NAME OF CLEVELEYS IN RIXTON IN
THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER WITH DETAILS OF LAND CLOSES AND FIELDS. SIZE 29 INS X
26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX
SEAL~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM |
Witham |
Booth |
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776 |
1862 |
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This agreement
is a mortgage of leasehold premises situated in Molesworth Street Rochdale
and Buersill Head in Thornham. The agreement is between Betty Mills a widow
from Buersill Head near Rochdale and Mary Stott of Brown Wardle Rochdale.
Other names present include Stott-Milne, Leach, Hurst, Clegg, Hernaman, and
Lord.The land is on Molesworth Street , near Hills Street and Nuttall Street,
and bounded on the southerly side by Glebe lands. There are several cottages
and dwellings. There are also the lands of Harbold Lord Suffield , bounded on
the easterley side by the highway leading from Royton to Rochdale, southerly
side leading from the highway ar Buersill Head Green and also an inn known as
the Yew Tree, brewhouse and other plots.There is a later addition to the
document which records the sale of the Yew Tree Inn. The vellum document is
in very good condition, no defects, and written in a neat copper plate hand
on two vellum sheets. There are several wax seals and signatures. |
Mills |
Stott |
Stott-Milne |
Leach |
Hurst |
Clegg |
Hernaman |
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777 |
1891 |
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This
document records the assignment of numbers 57 and 58 Dunraven Street
Tonypandy and records a mortgage of £850 granted by Meyrick Foster, Lewis
Wayne Morgan of Hafod Pontypridd, and Charles Grover of Lancashire to a
Thomas Phillips of Tonypandy. It refers to an earlier indenture that links
the street to the Rt Hon Caroline Dowager of Dunraven who sold the land to
William Evans, a mason, who probably built the street. The document is
attractively written on two high quality vellum sheets and there is also a
fine colourwash plan of the properties. There are also four wax seals and the
signatures of the main parties involved. A very nice document. |
Foster |
Morgan |
Grover |
Phillips |
Evans |
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1873 |
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1873
This agreement is an assignment of a leashold plot of land at or near Bridge
Mills Whitworth near Rochdale. It is betweenJames Hartley a Rochdale
gentleman, James Schofield a cotton spinner from Bridge Mills Rochdale and
the trustees of the estate of Thomas Howarth , namely William Taylor, James
Hill, John Rawstron, Ralph Rawstron (all of Bridge Mills) and Charles Holt of
Manchester.The land is known as Thorney Lee. The vellum document is in good
condition and written in a neat copper plate hand on a vellum sheet. There
are seven wax seals and signatures. |
Hartley |
Schofield |
Howarth |
Taylor |
Hill |
Rawstron |
Holt |
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779 |
1876 |
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Broughton
Lancs CLOWES > BUTTERWORTH 1876 guaranteed original - from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 129 YEARS OLD BETWEEN SAMUEL WILLIAM CLOWES OF NORBURY
NEAR ASHBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES BUTTERWORTH
OF BOWLING GREEN INN MILUROW ROAD ROCHDALE IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER
INNKEEPER OF THE OTHER PART FOR ALL THAT PLAT OF LAND IN BROUGHTON IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER ON YEW STREET AND GRECIAN STREET HAND DRAWN SITE SURVEY
MAP SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- WITH ESCUTCHEOANED REVENUE
STAMPS AND WAX SEALS ~ ON TWO SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Clowes |
Butterworth |
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780 |
1697 |
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Large
multi-paged handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1697 during the reign of
King William III being a Grant and Release and dispensation of rents on
property in the County of Lancaster. Numerous parties represented by numerous
red wax seals on hanging vellum tags, several with armorial impressions.
Among the signing parties is Sir Samuel Dashwood, a Knight, who also served
as Mayor of London. Additional parties include Dame Margarett Dashwood,
Widow, and Sir Robert Dashwood of Oxford, a Knight and Baronet, and Sir
Gabriel Roberts, a Knight, and John Kerry of London, an Esquire, and Edward
Noell, an Esquire, all of the first part; and Richard Dashwood, an Esquire,
of the second part; and Mary Jarrett, a Spinster, of the third part. Fancy
printed vignette with wonderful Coat of Arms. Nicely penned on four and two
thirds pages of vellum. Blue revenue stamps, one on each sheet. Docketing and
additional signatures on verso. VeryGood with some creasing, two natural
vellum holes. Measures 27 x 25". |
Dashwood |
Roberts |
Kerry |
Noell |
Jarrett |
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781 |
1879 |
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A large
vellum indenture dated 10th May 1879 relating to The Green Man now called The
Black Bull [sic] in Inglewhite, Goosnargh, Lancashire between John Tillotson
of Clitheroe (common brewer) and Adam
Sykes of Beach House, Lytham (gent).
also mentioned are Robert Miller, Richard Robinson 1859 John Bickerstaff, James Kay, Henry
Forshaw, Mr Cottam, John Taylor Cross, Mrs Jane Smith 1855 Charles Holmes Clifton and Robert Gardener. Also contains genealogical information for
the Tillotson family. Has two seals
and signatures with a revenue stamp.
There is a second indenture on the reverse dated 30th September 1889
between Arthur Ingram Robinson of Clitheroe Castle (gent), John Edward
Sheppard of Liverpool (cotton broker) and Adam Sykes of Westbourne House,
Heaton Chapel (brewer). This has three
signatures and seals. There are also
witness signatures. Please note that
this document has damage along the folds. |
Tillotson |
Sykes |
Miller |
Robinson |
Bickerstaff |
Kay |
Forshaw |
Cottam |
Cross |
Smith |
Clifton |
Gardener |
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1863 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture with plan dated 8th June 1863 relating to property
in Pendleton, Lancashire between George Gardener of Cheltenham (esq), William
Gardener of Cheltenham (esq) and Benjamin Toulson (ironmonger, widower). It has three signatures and seals with a
revenue stamp on each page. There are
witness signatures on the reverse.
There is also a memorandum dated 6th February 1951 on the reverse regarding
an indenture between J. Reddaway & Co. Ltd. and Ward & Gladstone
Ltd. Has been folded. |
Gardener |
Toulson |
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783 |
1841 |
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Salford
Lancs LUDLOW > CHATTERLEY 1841 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - BEING 164 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN CROSSLEY AND JOHN LUDLOW OF
MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOSEPH
CHATTERLEY OF SALFORD IN THE SAID COUNTY WHEELWRIGHT OF THE OTHER PART
COUNTERPART DEMISE OF A PLOT OF LAND SITUATE IN SALFORD IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER ON THE EASTERLY SIDE OF A CERTAIN STREET CALLED BEDFORD STREET AND
ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE BY BROUGHTON ROAD SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION- WITH ESCUTCHEOANED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS ~ ON TWO SHEETS
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Crossley |
Ludlow |
Chatterley |
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784 |
1742 |
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Lancashire
1742 Act Inheritance of Manor Printed Act to Enable His Majesty to Grant the Inheritance
of the Manor of Garstang in the County of Lancaster .and of a Message of
Tenement in Newbigginge in Lonsdale in the County of Westmorland, to Trustees
in Trust for the Honourable Edward Walpole ,Esquire and his heirs ,Upon a
full and valuable consideration to be paid for the same. One large sheet
folded. In Good Condition for age. Please see photos for details. Size
17" x 13"high. |
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785 |
1865 |
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1865 6 page
copy draft conveyance document between SAMUEL TAYLOR of IBBOTSHOLME,
WINDERMERE and CHARLES RIGBY of COTHAM St. St.HELENS for a plot of land in
ECCLESTON in the parish of PRESCOT, detailed plan of the plot of land still
also attached. |
Taylor |
Rigby |
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786 |
1886 |
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A large
one page vellum indenture dated 11th June 1886 relating to property in
Everton between Richard Bark of Great Crosby (surgeon) and Robert Roberts of
Everton (builder). Also mentioned are
Edward Jones 1865 Frederick Hillman
Powell and Ann Powell. Has one
signature and seal with a revenue stamp.
Has a witness signature on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Bark |
Roberts |
Jones |
Powell |
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787 |
1876 |
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A large
one page vellum indenture dated 12th April 1876 relating to property in
Ancoats (Pollard Street formerly called Ashton Street), Manchester between
Thomas Kingston of Patricroft (formerly a mechanic now a gent) and Matthew
Kirkby (tripe dresser). Earlier
indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1851 Samuel Littler,
John Gibson, Edward Hill 1823 Charles
Dearden and Richard Wilkinson. Has two signatures and seals with a revenue
stamp. Has witness and received
signatures on the reverse. Has been
folded, very good condition. |
Kingston |
Kirkby |
Littler |
Gibson |
Hill |
Dearden |
Wilkinson |
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788 |
1775 |
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A
vellum indenture dated 28th September 1775 between Mary Grinsdale of Liverpool
(spinster), James Cook of Childer Thornton (yeoman), John Grice of East Ham,
Cheshire (farmer). Also mentioned are
Robert Nichols and John Massey, a ship's carpenter of Liverpool (deceased).
Has one seal and signature with a revenue stamp. It has two witness signatures on the
reverse. Has been folded. |
Grinsdale |
Cook |
Grice |
Nichols |
Massey |
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789 |
1895 |
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Birkdale
Lancs WELD-BLUNDELL > BROWN 1895 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 110 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CHARLES WELD-BLUNDELL OF INCE BLUNDELL IN
THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS BROWN AND JOHN
BOND BOTH OF BIRKDALE IN THE SAID COUNTY BUILDERS BEING THE LEASE OF A PIECE
OF LAND IN BEDFORD ROAD BIRKDALE IN THE SAID COUNTY OF LANCASTER WITH HAND
COLOURED SITE PLAN - AND REVENUE WITH LIVERPOOL OVERSTAMP SIZE 15.5 INS X
10.5 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ~ IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ~ ON TWO SHEETS
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Weld-Blundell |
Brown |
Bond |
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790 |
1782 |
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Slaidburn
Yorks SALISBURY > BIRKETT 1782
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - BEING 223 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS SALISBURY
LATE OF LANCASTER GENTLEMAN DECEASED WHO WAS THE LAST SURVIVING TRUSTEE OF
THE LANDS AND GROUNDS AND HEREDITAMENTS BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN SURRENDER MADE
TO HIM AND ONE WILLIAM BIRKETT GENTLEMAN DECEASED TO EDWARD SALISBURY . BEING
THE RELEASE OF ALL THOSE FIFTY SIX ACREAS OF LAND OF THE NEW IMPROVEMENTS
UPON CHAMPION AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND FROM THE MANOR OF SLAIDBURN COURT BARON
OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE EDWARD LORD BEAULIEU AND ISABELLA LADY BEAULIEU HIS
WIFE AND THE MOST NOBLE GEORGE DUKE OF MONMTAGU OF THEIR MANOR OF SLAIDBURN
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. SIZE 16 INS X 17 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION- WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Salisbury |
Birkett |
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791 |
1834 |
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A three
page indenture dated 20th August 1834 relating to property in Duke Street,
Hulme, Manchester between John Hobson of Manchester (confectioner), George
McIntyre of Salford (engraver), John Browning of Salford (collector), William
Yearsley of Salford (hairdresser), William Cade of Manchester (pawnbroker) -
Trustees of The Rob Roy Building Society.
Also mentioned are William Lindon, Thomas Bromiley and Wilbraham
Egerton (esq). Has one signature and
seal with four received signatures of the Rob Roy Building Society. Has been folded and has damage to corners
of folds. |
Hobson |
McIntyre |
Browning |
Yearsley |
Cade |
Lindon |
Bromiley |
Egerton |
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1879 |
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A large
2 page vellum indenture dated 28th January 1879 relating to 6 houses and coal
yard in Poplar Street Riston Street and Spurgeon Street Everton between Henry
Roberts (builder), James Marshall of New Brighton, Cheshire (doctor of
medicine) and James Palmer of Liverpool (piano-forte manufacturer). It has 3 seals and signatures and a revenue
stamp. The reverse has witness and
received signatures. On the reverse of
the second page there is a second indenture involving the above persons and
Philip Henry Mules of Bowden, Cheshire (doctor of medicine). This also has three seals and signatures
with revenues stamps. Has been folded
and is in excellent condition. |
Roberts |
Marshall |
Palmer |
Mules |
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793 |
1881 |
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Oldham Lancashire
THOMAS BRIDEOAKE 1881 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- BEING 124 YEARS OLD BEING THE THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS GREEN
BRIDEOAKE OF WATERHEAD MILL IN THE TOWNSHIP OF OLDHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER COTTON SPINNER. WITH DETAILS OF BEQUESTS OF ESTATE AND PROPERTY TO
FAMILY AND FRIENDS SEAL OF THE DISTRICT REGISTRY AT MANCHESTER - HER
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GIVEN TO
THOMAS BRIDEOAKE KNOTT DOCTOR OF MEDICINE NEPHEW SIZE 22 INS X 12 INS ~ IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - WAX WAFER SEAL ~ ON THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Brideoake |
Knott |
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794 |
1798,
1800 |
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Two receipts
dated 1798 and 1800 relating to pews in St. Thomas's Church, Liverpool. Names mentioned: Mrs. Jane Cubbin, Thomas
Marshall. One is signed by Francis
Sadley and the other by ??? Leicester (Church-Warden). Have been folded. |
Cubbin |
Marshall |
Sadley |
Leicester |
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795 |
1756 |
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Rixton
Lancashire WITHAM > BARROW 1756 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING GEORGE II - 249 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS WITHAM OF THE CITY OF DURHAM ESQUIRE
OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE BARROW OF RIXTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT BARN AND TENEMENT WITH
APPURTANCES SITUATE AND BEING IN RIXTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTRER WITH
SEVERAL CLOSES OF LAND. SIZES 25 INS X 15 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON 1 SHEET OF
PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Witham |
Barrow |
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796 |
1844 |
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A 4
page abstract of indenture dated 1844 relating to property in Davenham, Cheshire. Names mentioned: Frederick Brandreth of
Stanhope Street, Hyde Park Gardens (Capt. HM Reg. Fusalier Guards, son of
Joseph Pilkington Brandreth) 1843:
Joseph Pilkington Brandreth of Liverpool, Lancs. + Alice his wife, Revd.
William Harper Brandreth of Standish, Lancs. - then residing at Honnef nr.
Koningwinter, Prussia, The Hon. William Rowe Lyall (Archdeacon of Maidstone,
Kent), Thomas Nunn of Lawford, Essex (esq.) and 1817: John Formby. Has been folded. |
Brandreth |
Lyall |
Nunn |
Formby |
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797 |
1734 |
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A one
page release dated 6th April 1734 by Robert Whitacre of Blackburn
(yeoman). Robert is the son of Thomas
Whitacre the elder (yeoman, dec., wife Anne).
It relates to the sum of £40 to be paid to Thomas Whitacre the younger
under his father's will. Has one seal
and signature with two witness signatures.
Has been folded. |
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798 |
1854 |
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ANTIQUE
INDENTURE Heulme Manchester THOMAS > HOWARTH 1854 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CHARLES THOMAS OF
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER ENGRAVER OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES HOWARTH OF THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER FRUITERER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF
LAND AND NINE MESSUAGES THEREON SITUATE IN HEULME WITHIN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER BOUNDED BY MARPLE STREET AND HANCOCK STREET SIZES 26 INS X 29 INS
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT
WAX SEAL |
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Howarth |
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799 |
1867 |
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The
indenture records an agreement between James Lord of Mill Bridge Bagslate in
Rochdale and Peter Seddon of Bury. It records a mortgage on land and property
called Three Moor Closes in Bamford. The land is bounded on the East by the
lane leading from Bamford to Bagslate. The document is on one vellum sheet
and is in excellent condition , written in a particularly attractive script.
There is a signature and a wax seal. |
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Seddon |
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800 |
1830 |
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1830
This document records a mortgage on land and dwelling in Heap, Bury. The
agreement is between Mary Yates of Heywood, James Ashton and Ann Yates also
of Heywood, and Thomas Howard of Elton in Bury. The land is called Brearley
Meadow in Heap, Bury. A John Yates dies and in his will his estate passes to
his wife and daughter. This indenture records a mortgage granted by Thomas
Howard to Mary and Ann and James Ashton. The document is produced on one
vellum sheet which is in excellent condition.with 3 wax seals and signatures.
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Yates |
Ashton |
Howard |
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801 |
1877 |
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1877
The indenture records an agreement between James Bell of Heywod, The Queens
Building Soc of Manchester, and George Aspinall of Heywood. It records the
demise of land and property from Bell to Aspinall. The plot of land is in
Pilsworth and is shown on a large A3 size plan. It is shown as fronting the
Pilsworth Road leading from Bury to Heywood, and with Wilton Street and
Heaton Street also bounding. The document is on two vellum sheets and is in
excellent condition , written in a neat script. There is a large Queens
Building Society Manchester seal and also a wax seal and signature of James
Bell. |
Bell |
Aspinall |
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802 |
1891 |
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ANTIQUE
INDENTURE Oldham Lancashire WILD > CLEGG 1891 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 114 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE TRUSTEES OF TH EWILL
OF JAMES WILD DECEASED AND CHARLES CLEGG OF GREENHILL IN OLDHAM COTTON
SPINNER OF THE OTHER PART . BEING THE MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES SITUATE
IN GEORGE STREET OLDHAM IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE PLUS FURTHER SURRENDER
SIZES 9 INS X 10 INS IN FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ON FOUR
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Wild |
Clegg |
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