Lancashire 901-1000
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Lancashire
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Lancashire
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901 |
1850 |
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A
large two page velum indenture with plan dated 14th August 1850 relating to
property in Moore Street, Rusholme, Manchester
between Richard Aspden of Manchester (accountant),
Martha Kay of Rusholme (Relict of John Kay of Rusholme, shopkeeper, sister of John Shelmerdine),
Thomas Shelmerdine of Cheetham
Hill and William Brittain of Rusholme
(coachman). An earlier indenture of
1839 is cited with the following names mentioned: Thomas Carill
Worsley (esq.), Charles Carill Worsley, John Shelmerdine (died 6/4/1849). Other names mentioned: Lydia Cash and John Billington. Has 4 seals and signatures with a revenue stamp on each
page. There are witness signatures on
the reverse. Has been folded. |
Aspden |
Kay |
Shelmerdine |
Brittain |
Worsley |
Cash |
Billington |
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902 |
1866 |
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A
large vellum indenture dated 26th February 1866 relating to five dwelling
houses in Cross Street, Newton, Manchester between Joseph Jackson of Gorton
(builder) and Henry Griffiths of Manchester (gent.). Other names mentioned: Miss Woodiwiss and Peter Pomfret. Has two seals and
signatures with a revenue stamp. Has
witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Jackson |
Griffiths |
Woodiwiss |
Pomfret |
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903 |
1872 |
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A
large vellum indenture dated 21st October 1872 relating to property in Blackley, Lancashire between Jonathan Cooper of Peel
House, Peel Greetn, Patricroft
(gent.) and John Peacock of Manchester (gent.). An earlier indenture of 1839 is cited with
the following names mentioned: James Cooper + Sarah his wife, William Hall,
William Ashton and Robert Jackson. Has two seals and one signature with revenue stamp. There are witness and received signatures
on the reverse. There is also a second
indenture between the same parties dated 12th May 1874. This has two seals and one signature with revenue
stamp and witness signatures. Has been
folded. |
Cooper |
Peacock |
Hall |
Ashton |
Jackson |
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904 |
1866 |
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A
large vellum indenture dated 5th September 1866 relating to properties in
Hyde Road, Tyndale Street, Coverdale Street and Gibson Street, Ardwick between John Barrow of Stretford
(collector) and Thomas Hayes of West Gorton (brickmaker). It involves an annual payment to The 11th
Manchester and Salford Mutual Benefit Building
Society. Has
two seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Barrow |
Hayes |
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905 |
1871 |
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A
large two page vellum indenture with plan dated 15th November 1871 relating
to property in Cranworth Street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock between William Willmott
Mawson of Ardwick Green (esq.) and Joseph Kelly of Chorlton-cum-Medlock
(builder). It has a schedule which
mentions the following people: 1819 John Taylor 1825 Thomas Mawson, Catherina Mawson,
Clayton John Taylor Maswson, Eleanor Mawson, Nancy Knight 1826 John Jewitt,
Joseph Burnie + Eleanor his wife and Charles Mawson. Has two signatures and seals with the usual blue revenue
stamps. It has two unusual pink
revenue stamps. Has witness
signatures on the reverse. Has
been folded. |
Mawson |
Kelly |
Taylor |
Knight |
Jewitt |
Burnie |
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906 |
1889 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Inn Heywood Lancs PHOENIX
BREWERY 1889 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 117
YEARS OLD BETWEEN JAMES HAWORTH OF THE DOG AND PARTRIDGE INN BURY STREET IN
HEYWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BEERSELLER OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS
SUTCLIFFE OF DRAKE STREET ROCHDALE IN THE SAID COUNTY GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND
PART AND THE PHOENIX BREWERY COMPNAY LIMITED A JOINT STOCK COMPANY REGISTERED
AT GREEN LANE IN HEYWOOD OF THE THIRD PART. WITH
THE COMMON SEAL OF THE POENIX BREWERY COMPANY. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE
EQUITY OF REDEMPTION OF AND IN LEASEHOLD LAND AND BEERHOUSE CALLED "DOG
AND PARTRIDGE INN" SITUATE IN HEYWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE. SIZES
10.5 INS X 8.5 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS ON FOUR
SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Haworth |
Sutcliffe |
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907 |
1839 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Accrington Lancs
HARDMAN > HARDMAN 1839. guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 167 YEARS OLD SURRENDER AND
RELEASE IN THE HALMOT COURT OF LORD MONTAGUE BETWEEN HENRY HARDMAN OF
NEWCHURCH IN THE FOREST OF ROSSENDALL COTTON MANUFACTURER TRANSFER TO THOMAS
HARDMAN OF WHITEWELLBOTTOM IN THE FOREST OF ROSSENDALE. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE
BARN AND TENEMENT CALLED THE WEETHEAD SITUATE IN WOLFENDEN BOOTH IN THE SAID
FOREST OF ROSSENDALE SIZE 18 INS X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
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908 |
1841 |
ebay |
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ANTIQUE
DEED HARDMAN > HARWORTH 1841. guaranteed original - from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD
SURRENDER AND RELEASE IN THE HALMOT COURT OF LORD MONTAGUE BETWEEN GEORGE
HAWORTH OF SHAW CLOUGH IN THE FOREST OF ROSSENDALE AND COUNTY OF LANCASTER
GENTLEMAN AND GEORGE HAWORTH OF CHAPEL HILL TO HENRY HARDMAN OF NEW CHURCH IN
THE SAID FOREST YEOMAN. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE BARN AND TENEMENT CALLED THE
WEELHEAD SITUATE IN WOLFENDEB IN THE SAID FOREST OF ROSSENDALE SIZE 18 INS X
23 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP |
Haworth |
Hardman |
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909 |
1855 |
ebay |
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This
is a substantial 3 page (28x22" approx) indenture dated 3rd March 1855 involving
a Great Sutton (Cheshire) gentleman named Charles Lee. The indenture involves
land and property owned by Charles Lee and is to be transferred to various
people through a broker from Liverpool named Thomas Hampson.
The land involved includes cottages in Navigation Lane in Altrincham
together with several houses in Manchester and a corporation leased building
in Lime Street Liverpool. The handwritten indenture on parchment is in good
reasonable condition with all text clear and visible. The indenture has been
signed and red wax sealed by Charles Lee together with Victorian duty stamp. |
Lee |
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910 |
1592 |
ebay |
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RUMWORTH:
An Elizabethan indenture regarding the sale of houses and lands in Rumworth, Lancashire, between James Anderton
of Lostock, gentleman, Thurstane
Anderton, brother of James Leonard Chorley of Grayes Inn, Middlesex, and Thirstane
Tyldysley of Myerscough,
Lancashire. Dated 1 April 1592 in the 34th year of the reign of Elizabeth I
Property: Messuages, lands and tenements in Rumworth now in the tenure of William Horrock,
James Grundye?, Adam Robinson, Thomas Carlile, Brian Lee, Andrew Seddon,
Raffe Seddon, Richard Marton, Elizabeth Grundye,
Giles Arton, Roger Whittle, George Moncke and Richard Robinson. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Heavily rubbed text in centre of document,
although can be read with difficulty. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. One near intact seal with clear swan impression. One seal (broken) showing armorial impression. Fragment of third
seal. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 41 cm |
Anderton |
Chorley |
Tyldysley |
Horrock |
Grundye |
Robinson |
Carlile |
Lee |
Seddon |
Marton |
Arton |
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911 |
1593 |
ebay |
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HEATON,
HORWICH, BERCHELEY, RUMWORTH: An Elizabethan grant of lands and assignment of
attorneys in the manor of Heton, Horwich and Bercheley,
Lancashire, between Rychard Heton
of Alone, County Meath, Ireland, and James Anderton of Lostock,
Lancashire. Dated 7 August 1593 in the 35th year of the reign of Elizabeth I
Property: The manor of Heton (Heaton) and all lands
and property in Heaton, Horwich, Bircheley or Bercheleyals Billinge, Rumworth and Lostock in Lancashire. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and remains of red wax
seal. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 38 cm |
Heton |
Anderton |
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912 |
1793 |
ebay |
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RICHMOND:
Settlement of the residue of an estate in Richmond, Surrey, on the will of
Margaret Winder, between John Blackburn of Manchester, gentleman, and Ellen
his wife, Ralph Asheton of Preston, and Clarissa
Porter of Newman Street in the parish of Marybone,
Middlesex. Dated 15 March 1793 in the 33rd year of the reign of George III
Property: The remnants of an estate in Richmond now belonging to the water
works. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and some
rubbed text in folds. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Document
Size (Approx.): 60 by 78 cm |
Winder |
Blackburn |
Asheton |
Porter |
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913 |
1839 |
ebay |
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Offered
is this unusual two in one vellum documents which have been fixed together.They are dated 1 July 1839 and 29 June 1839. The
documents refer to the release in fee of an undivided fourth share of the
North Shorte Mills together with all buildings and
engine house located in Boundary Street, Kirkdale
in the County of Lancaster. The largest document measures 24 inches by 28.5
inches. The documents are between William Newton and William Garstang.Both documents retain the revenue stamps and wax
seals with the signatures of both listed. They are claen
and well written. Nice to have both documents together. |
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914 |
1851 |
ebay |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 10 July 1851. It measures 31.5 inches by
24.5 inches. It is between William Griffiths and Mary Anne Higgins. It deals
with the mortgage of a plat of land together with 3 dwellings situated in
Dorset Street, Emolen Street and Halston Street in Hulme in Lacaster but now in Manchester. The document retains the
revenue stamp together with two wax seals and signatures of those listed. A
nice clean document. |
Griffiths |
Higgins |
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915 |
1804 |
ebay |
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A Grant of Anuity dated 2 October 1804 realting to
Samuel Taylor of Moston Lancs,
formerly the inheritence of Samuel Taylor Esq.,
Grandfather of the said Samuel and afterwards of Samuel Taylor Esq., father
of the said Samuel, and running to 6/7 pages. |
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916 |
1733 |
ebay |
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BRINDLE:
Bargain and sale of several lands in Brindle, Lancashire, between William
Atherton of Preston, Lancashire, weaver, Mathew Talbot of Wheelton,
William Hilton of Brindle, yeoman, Hugh Langten of
Brindle, John Atherton of Liverpool, merchant, and James Marsden of Balderston, yeoman. Dated 2 February 1733 in the 7th year
of the reign of George II Property: All those closes of land in Brindle
called Barn Field, the Great Meadow and the Calf Croft. Medium: Handwritten
in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy stains and light toning.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
Atherton |
Talbot |
Langten |
Marsden |
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917 |
1890 |
ebay |
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DEED
OF ASSIGNMENT 1890 PATENT FOR CIGARETTE MACHINE NR This extremely interesting
Indenture concerning tobacco manufacturer Thomas William Biggs & John Hignett, tobacco manufacturer of Hignett
Bros Liverpool for an invention for a machine to improve the manufacture of
cigarettes. It is a 4 page hand
written document with seals, stamps and signatures. In fine condition. |
Biggs |
Hignett |
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