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1654 |
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Parker
(John, petitioner,) To all Christian & charitable and well disposed
people the humble petition and request of John Parker of Louth in the Countie
of Lincolne, manuscript petition signed by the wardens, docket on verso, 1p.,
browned, tears, folds, 4to, 21st May 1654. #75-100 |
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18th/19th
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Dominic
Winter |
393 |
Extensive
archive of manorial documents on vellum and paper relating to the manor of
North Kelsey and other manors throughout Lincolnshire 18th and early 19th
centuries and including a vellum recovery document of George III with a
portrait of the King in an elaborate initial letter "G" with
elaborate decorative borders An important source of local historical
information for Lincolnshire. Documents include lists of tenants of the
various manors, rents due, manorial suit rolls, fines imposed for
misdemeanors by tenants, lists of juries appointed, printed details of sale
of estates together with plan. (-) £200-300 |
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18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter |
394 |
An
archive of manuscript volumes for the 18th and 19th centuries (mostly from
1700's) recording manorial rentals, acounts, payments to traesmen etc for
different estates in North Lincolnshire, 12 volumes Estates include : Bromby,
Kirton, Owston, Appleby, Brig, Bigby, Broughton and Wrawby. These unique
records provide considerable local historical information and a wealth of
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1637 |
Dominic
Winter |
395 |
A fine
and very attractive document being a bargain and sale of the Manor of
Waddington, near Lincoln between Thomas Colson and Edmund Hales on the one
part and William Greene, described as a tailor, on the other part, Document
in English on vellum signed by Colson and Hales (seals missing) and bearing
an elaborate calligraphic initial "T" featuring an intriguing
portrait of a bearded figure. Framed and glazed An interesting document for
an area of land which in modern times has become the renowned RAF base which
for many years was a front line base for Vulcan Bombers. (1) £60-80 |
Colson |
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1709 |
Dominic
Winter 8 Mar 2001 |
380 |
Apprentice Indenture. Document on paper dated
1709, being the apprentice indenture for binding William Smith to John Hunt,
a tailor of Northborough, Lincs, together with a group of twenty-two
apprenticeship indentures on vellum and paper, 19th and early 20th c. .
Apprenticeship indentures from such an early date are extremely rare on the
market. Northborough is a village lying just east of Stamford and just south
of Market Deeping. (23) £70-100 |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 8 Mar 2001 |
553 |
Stagecoaches. Vellum document, 19th c., detailing
the sale of an inn together with a brewery and also the Barton & Lincoln
stagecoach, with horses, mares, harnesses etc. two large vellum leaves ,
signed and sealed by both parties to the sale, a widow named Elizabeth Fagan
and the purchaser called George Shave, some slight overall browning, but the
document is legible throughout, being written in a particularly readible
hand. The Inn in question is described as the White Lion in the Market Place
in Glanford Briggs, and the stage coach carried passengers from Barton on
Humber (a town now nestling under the Humber Bridge) and the City of Lincoln.
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1772 |
Dominic
Winter 20 June 2001 |
358 |
Furriers. Interesting vellum document 1772, being
a partnership agreement between Henry Bentley and his son George of Glandford
Briggs, Lincs. for the setting up of a furrier's business detailing the many
terms and conditions of the partnership including 'the buying, cutting,
dressing of all goods and skins,' signed and sealed by both parties to the
base of the document. Documents of this nature rarely appear on the market.
The fur trade was an important business activity at this time, before the
emergence of cheap vegetable based fabrics such as cotton during the 19th c. |
Bentley |
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18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 20 June 2001 |
360 |
Group
of seven crudely made booklets from Epworth, Lincs., 18th/19th c., containing
manuscript entries relating to prices charged for cereals, livestock and
other produce sold, accounts of wages paid to workmen, servants etc with each
person listed by name, one dated 1763, lists arable land in Epworth, its
value per acre and valuation which was rented by Robert Brown from John
Pindon. Epworth is renowned throughout the world as the birthplace of John
Wesley, the founder of Methodism. |
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Pindon |
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9 |
1786 |
Bloomsbury
21 June 2001 |
44 |
Poor
Law. Poor Apprentice Indenture, to place "William Ashton a poor
child" apprentice to a carpenter for "the Sum of Ten Pounds",
manuscript, 11/2pp. with conjugate blank, two paper seals, contemporary ink
stamp, docket on verso, folds, browned, folio, Donington, Lincolnshire, 17th
August 1786. £60-80 |
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1864 |
Dominic
Winter 29 Aug 2001 |
372 |
Lincolnshire Apothecaries. Manuscript document on
three large sheets of vellum, dated October 22nd 1864, detailing the forming
of an apothecary/surgeons partnership in Brigg, Lincolnshire. The document
sets out in considerable detail the formation of the partnership and amongst
the impressive long list of conditions drawn up are those covering stocks of
drugs and surgical instruments, provision of horses, gigs and harnesses. |
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11 |
18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 3 Oct 2001 |
315 |
Collection
of documents mostly relating to the Manor of Somerby , Lincolnshire,
18th-19th c., included are manuscript indentures etc on paper and vellum,
including part of a vellum document with a fine portrait of George II
contained within an elaborate initial letter 'G', printed sale particulars,
account books, and a printed notice of the West Beckham and Alby Inclosure. |
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1796 |
Bloomsbury
22 Nov 2001 |
84 |
Poor Law.-
Poor Apprentice Indenture, to place "William Brown a poor child... of
Donnington" apprentice to Joseph ?Husston of Billinghay by the terms of
the Thomas Cowley Charity, D.s., manuscript, 2Opp., docket on verso, folds,
slightly browned, folio, 26th May 1796. Billinghay, Kesteven, eight miles
noth east of Sleaford, southern Lincolnshire. |
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13 |
1588 |
Dominic
Winter 30 Jan 2002 |
361 |
Vellum indenture
dated November 28th 1588, being a grant of messuages and lands at 'Strabbie'
(now Strubby), as well as a manor, grange, etc., called 'Shepewasshe' in
Sheepwash and Canwick, Lincolnshire, signed amongst others by Sir Julius
Ceasar, written in a remarkably legible hand, lacking seal but otherwise in
fine condition. An extremely interesting document which makes it clear that
the grant, to William Hennege of Benniworth, Lincs by Nicholas Willson of
Sturton, Lincs., was in settlement of a œ1,000 debt following a King's Bench
judgement against Willson, after he had breached the terms of a marriage
settlement. The colourfully named Sir Julius Ceasar (1558-1635) rose to
Chancellor of the Exchequer under James I |
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Hennege |
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14 |
17th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 30 Jan 2002 |
362 |
Large
collection of indentures, 17th-20th c., relating to various property
transactions including one for a mine, manorial documents, printed auction
and sales particulars, valuations and inventories, bonds, Acts of Land
Enclosures, and agreements including one for erecting a windmill. A
particularly interesting archive of papers providing considerable local
historical information over three centuries. |
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1816 |
Dominic
Winter 30 Jan 2002 |
363 |
Indenture
on two large sheets of vellum, dated March 30th, 1816, being a fourteen year
lease of the Red Lion Inn at Redbourne, Lincs., between the Duke of St. Albans
and Samuel Gregory, signed by both parties to base, some slight browning
consistent with age but otherwise in good overall condition |
Gregory |
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16 |
1869-1896 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
231 |
Collection
of eleven scarce documents, 1869-96, being the agreements for the maintenance
of bastard children, manuscript in ink on paper, all in fine condition. Each
document gives details of the identity and whereabouts of both parents, and
schedules and amounts of maintenance payments - as long as the father is not
in gaol or under sentence of transportation. Most of the documents relate to
the Brigg area of Lincolnshire. To give birth to an illegitimate child at
this time was considered a great disgrace so consequently documents of this
nature rarely appear on the market. |
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18th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
233 |
A very
large metal deed box containing an extensive assortment of documents, 18th-20th
c., including abstracts of title, leases, insurance policies, inventories,
sale particulars, indentures and agreements for coal mines, pubs, windmills,
medical practices etc. |
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18th
century |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
234 |
Scarce
group of four indentures on paper, 18th c., relating to property transactions
in Lincolnshire, some weakness in the folds of a few documents but in very
clean, legible condition, most with seals. The present group includes a bricklayer,
grazier, farmer, yeomen and a ropemaker as well as a number of other named
people. |
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1833-1877 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
235 |
Scarce group
of ten apprenticeship indentures, 1833-77, partly printed on vellum with
manuscript insertions, signed by all parties, all in fine condition, oblong
folio. Of considerable historical interest, providing a picture of the
draconian conditions placed on apprentices at the time - including sanctions
against gambling and playing cards, conditions not to frequent in taverns or
playhouses etc. Trades covered include: carpenter, joiner, tailor,
stonemason, and builder. |
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1759 |
ebay |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1759MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT WHERE EDWARD SARGEANT AND GRACE HIS WIFE SURRENDED TO THE LORD
ONE COTTAGE OR TENEMENT WITH A LITTLE CLOSE OF MEADOW OR PASTURE TO THE USE
OF JOHN SARGEANT AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE
LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 13TH DAY OF JUNE 1759. Includes an interesting
covenent relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the
violence and incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the
Treasury of England. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and
threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 20 by 36 cm. Some browning to vellum,
but text readable. |
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1771 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1771. MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF FRANCIS GALL AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN
BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL
1771 AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT 17TH DAY OF MAY 1771. Francis Gall, nephew
and heir at law of John Sargeant, asked to be admitted to the manor as
copyhold tenant of one cottage or tenement with a little close of meadow or
pasture, after the death of John Sargeant. Includes an interesting covenent
relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and
incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of
England. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence
revenue stamp and tax stamp. 31 by 40 cm. Overall good condition with some
minor creasing consistent with age. |
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1779 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1779. MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT WHERE PERCIVAL TOOLE, GENTLEMAN, MARY PORTINTON AND MATHEW HER
SON, COPYHOLDERS AND CUSTOMARY TENANTS OF THE MANOR, SURRENDED TO THE LORD
FOUR PIECES OF ARABLE LAND IN BARROW TO THE USE OF THOMAS TAYLOR OF KINGSTON
UPON HULL, GRAZIER, AND SARAH HIS WIFE, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT,
DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 29TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1779. The four
pieces of land have detailed descriptions with many field names and owners of
neighbouring land including: Robert Sharpe, Mr Scott, William Watson, and Sir
John Holthorpe, Baronet. Includes an interesting covenent relating to
maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and incursion
of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of England.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Two Two-shilling and threepence revenue
stamps and a tax stamp. 40 by 47 cm. Good condition. |
Toole |
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1849 |
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Apprenticeship
Indenture - Good indenture George Petch Good of Grasby to Peter Hand of
Grasby, 3 years Blacksmith 1849-1855 usual onerous restrictions, must be available
day and night, no drinking, gaming, frequenting playhouses, fornication or
marrriage, carries blue seal of Victoria, 2 wax seals clear signatures,
vellum apprenticeship indentures are now becoming rare. Condition few dust
marks to edges otherwise very good, overall size 14 x 10 inches. |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
356 |
Collection of twenty-one manuscript vellum indentures, early 19th
c., all relating to the ancient manor of Scarby together with its manor house
and the rights and royalties of members, one document containing a colour
wash plan of the estate and its corn rents. A fascinating collection for the
study of the history this part of Lincolnshire. Many of the documents are of
multi sheets and provide detailed information on land, properties, roads
together with schedules of occupiers of properties and land and individual
descriptions of properties. |
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25 |
1750-1803 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
357 |
Archive of fifteen indentures on paper, 1750-1803, dealing with
land and property transactions in the Manor of Somerby and Searby ,
Lincolnshire, all in fine condition. An important archive of documents for
local historians and genealogist. Somerby is today the village of Somersby
and Searby is the village of Swabey, both lying between Horncastle and
Alford. |
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26 |
1786 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
358 |
Indenture on six large vellum sheets, dated 1786, being the
mortgage of the Manor of Orby and cottages and lands in Orby, Ingolwell
(present day Ingoldmells) and Hoggesthorpe (Hogsthorpe), Lincolnshire between
John Griffin, Lord Howard de Walden, Lady Howard de Walden and others to
Samuel Prime of Twickenham, some dusting, but otherwise in fine condition,
signed by de Walden and signed and sealed by all parties. |
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27 |
19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 15 May 2002 |
455 |
Collection of twenty-one large multiple sheet vellum indentures,
early 19th c., including an important document relating to the Manor of
Broughton featuring an attached finely executed full vellum sheet plan of the
estate, together with indentures relating to Barnetby, Scawby, Yaddlethorpe,
Bottesford, and Castlethorpe. |
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28 |
19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 26 Jun 2002 |
503 |
Collection of mainly large multiple sheet vellum indentures,
early 19th c., relating to large estates including those in Yaddlethorpe, Bottesford,
Barnetby etc., with one document mentioning the Earl of Yarborough and the
sale of the Manor and Lordship of Broughton, with extensive schedule of the
lands and state of their cultivation, and another referring to an estate at
Thornton le Moor, granted by the Bishop of Ely |
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29 |
1651/2 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
897 |
Extremely attractive multiple sheet vellum indenture, dated February
2nd, 1651/2, being the bargain and sale by Jerome Weston, Earl of Portland to
William Montague of Little Oakeley, Northants of the Manor of Croft, written
in English, with decorative calligraphic borders, and with five unusually
good and well preserved pendant wax seals attached by original vellum tags. A
particularly impressive document which also reflects the fortunes of
supporters of the King once Parliament had won the Civil War. The Earl of
Portland was Governor of the Isle of Wight from 1633-42 the supported the
King at the outbreak of war, residing in the King's stronghold at Oxford. On
the capture of the King after the battle of Naseby he was compounded for
delinquency (i.e. had to pay a huge fine to Parliament). Obviously the sale
of this Manor was in order to raise much needed funds. On the Restoration he
was reappointed Governor of the Isle of Wight until his death in 1663. The
land referred to in this document is located in the Skegness area. |
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30 |
1842-1869 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
900 |
Group of five vellum indentures, 1842-69, relating to a cottage
lately erected (in 1845) on 37 perches of land at Halton Holgate and to a
cottage and land at Little Steeping, both owned by a William Woodward, and
tracing the history of the properties throughout a period of almost 30 years |
Woodward |
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31 |
1816-1869 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
901 |
Group of five vellum indentures, 1816-69, relating to a five
acre piece of land known as East Field Close at Halton Holgate, Lincs, and
tracing the various owners during half a century, all documents in fine fresh
condition. |
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1773 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
929 |
North (Lord Frederick, Prime
Minister). Document signed dated June 17th, 1773, appointing John Grundy of
Spalding, as Receiver General of parts of Lincolnshire in respect of Land
Tax, partially printed documents on vellum with manuscript insertions, with
revenue stamps, a little surface browning but perfectly legible. Lord North
was Prime Minister during the American War of Independence. |
Grundy |
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33 |
18th/19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 5 Nov 2002 |
428 |
Group of seven crudely made booklets from Epworth, Lincs.,
18th/19th c., containing manuscript entries relating to prices charged for
cereals, livestock and other produce sold, accounts of wages paid to workmen,
servants etc with each person listed by name, one dated 1763, lists arable
land in Epworth, its value per acre and valuation which was rented by Robert
Brown from John Pindon. Epworth is renowned throughout the world as the
birthplace of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. |
Brown |
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1853 |
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indenture Joseph Parker with consent of his guardians of Scawby Lincolnshire to
William Taylor of Glamford Bridge Lincoln taylor and clothier six years
1853-1859, usual onerous restrictions must be availabe day & night, no
drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage, payment
from apprentice to master twenty nine pounds nineteen shillings, carries blue
seal of Victoria and four small wax seals to clear signatures. Vellum
apprenticeship indentures are now becoming rare, condition dust marks to
edges otherwise very good, size approx 14 x 10 inches. George Parker &
Thomas Parker also signed. |
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Taylor |
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1692,
1713 |
Bloomsbury
20 Jun 2002 |
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Indenture
between Sir Salomon Swale and William Smithson, "tenement and premise … situate
lying and being in Brereton in the County of Yorke", D.s. "Salomon
Swale", manuscript on vellum, some slight surface wear, folds, soiled,
wax seal, 475 x 465mm., 30th December 1692 § Indenture quinquepartite between
Sir Edmund Anderson, William Harvey, Stephen Croft, Elizabeth Croft, Henry
Thompson & Oliver Martin, "all that the Mannor or Lordship of
Burneby [Burnby] … in the county of York", manuscript on vellum, 5ff.,
ruled in red, folds, without seals, c. 565 x 700mm. and 400 x 700mm.,
November 1713; and 10 others, including 4 relating to Burnby, 2 to
Lincolnshire & 2 to Nottinghamshire, manuscripts on vellum, v.s., v.d.
(12). |
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1773 |
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Document drawn
up in 1773 on PAPER. Handwritten it gives detail of A BOND FOR
PERFORMANCE OF COVENANTS FROM MR JEREMIAH BAKER OF RIPPINGALE IN THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN TO MR THOMAS CONGREVE OF WHAPLOAD IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. FOR
THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY POUNDS. GUARANTEED original
on ONE SHEET of PRO PATRIA WATERMARKED PAPER. |
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1781 |
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up in 1781 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF A RELEASE BETWEEN SIR WILLIAM WOLSLEY BARONET
OF WOLSLEY HALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDAND CHARLOTTE BARBARA HIS WIFE TO
THOMAS HOLROYD OF COVENTRY STREET WESTMINSTER LONDON. CONCERNS THE MANOR OF
SWINESHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN GIVING NAMES OF TENNANTS AND FIELD NAMES
ETC. GUARANTEED original on SEVEN SHEETS of L. MUNN
WATERMARKED PAPER. |
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1782 |
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Document drawn
up in 1782 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF A FINAL AGREEMENT MADE IN THE COURT
GEORGE III AT WESTMINSTER BEFORE ALEXANDER LORD LOUGHBOROUGH BETWEEN SIR
WILLIAM WOLSLEY BARONET OF THE MANOR OF SWINESHEAD AND CHARLOTTE BARBARA HIS
WIFE TO THOMAS HOLROYD OF COVENTRY STREET WESTMINSTER LONDON. CONCERNS THE
MANOR OF SWINESHEAD AND BRANDEND IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN
GIVING RENTS FOR MARKETS AND TOLLS IN SWINEHEAD ETC. GUARANTEED
original on TWO SIDES OF ONE FOLDED SHEET of COURTIES AND
SONS WATERMARKED PAPER. |
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1733 |
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PAPER
DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1794 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF A DEED WRITTEN IN 1733 -
BETWEEN ELIZABETH WRIGHT OF SWINESHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, SPINSTER AND
RICHARD MOORE OF THE SAME PLACE CARPINTER. FOR COTTAGE AND THREE ROODS OF
LAND BEING IN SWINEHEAD BETWEEN THE THE LANDS OF THE HEIRESS OF WILLIAM PELL
OF THE NORTH PART - AN OLD DRAYNE CALLED THE EA IN THE EAST AND LANDS OF THE
HEIRESS OF JOHN CLERICOTTE OF THE SOUTH AND THE KINGS HIGHWAY OF THE WEST. -
size 13 inches by 16 inches. GUARANTEED original on TWO
SHEETS of T. CHORLOCK WATERMARKED PAPER. |
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1812 |
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1720
DEED POLL; PAPER COPY DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN or AROUND 1812 AS A
COPY DOCUMENT OF THE DEED POLL OF GEORGE LYNN OF SOUTHWICK IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON TO MAURICE JOHNSON GENT. DOCUMENT REFERS TO A CASE IN HIS
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT CHANCERY IN 1714 IN CONNECTION WITH THE BARONET SIR
CHARLES IRBY AND HIS SON ANTHONY OF BOSTON LINCOLNSHIRE AND LAND AT WHAPLOAD
IN LINCOLNSHIRE - THE DOCUMENT MERITS FURTHER RESEARCH. ON THREE SHEETS OF J.
RUMP WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1812 - size 16 inches by 13 inches |
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1794 PAPER DOCUMENT
- RELEASE AND MORTGAGE IN FEE. INDENTURE BETWEEN MARY EATON OF DEAN IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONAND JOHN HUMINGS OF HOLBEACH IN THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN. LAND AND HOUSE AT AT WHAPLOAN IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN NEAR A PLACE CALLED
HOLBEACH WASH WAY. GUARANTEED original on SIX SHEETS of BURTENSHAW
WATERMARKED PAPER. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. |
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1858 |
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Good indenture
William Hayman of Redbourne to Joseph Green of Glamford Bridge Lincolnshire
painter 6 years from September 1858, usual onerous restrictions, must be
available day & night, no drinking, no fornication, gaming or frequenting
playhouses, no marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria plus 3 red wax seals
to clear signatures. Vellum apprenticeship indentures are now becoming rare,
condition few dust marks to edges otherwise very good, size 14 x 10 inches. |
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OLD ENGLISH DEED OF RELEASE - l807. Old English Deed of Release
and Recovery dated 2nd day of May l807 commencing This Indenture of Four
Parts made the 2nd day of May in the 47th year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord
George the Third by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland King Defender of the Faith and in the year of our Lord One
thousand eight hundred and seven BETWEEN John Goldsborough Ravenshaw and
Elizabeth his wife (1) Thomas William Ravenshaw (Lieutenant Colonel of His
Majesty's Berkshire Regiment) (2) Herbert Brace of Middle Temple London (3)
Henry Charles Litchfield (4) relating to lands in Lincolnshire. This 2 page
Deed of Release measures 27.5" x 22.5". It's weight is approximately
126 grammes. For it's age it is in very good condition. The back sheet is a
little dark due to storage. It has been stored in the same Safe for over 20
years. An ideal piece of English History for collectors of old hand written
documents. The 5 wax seals appear to be in the same condition as when they
were first impressed upon the document nearly 200 years ago. This is
remarkable for a document of this age. The original Revenue stamps (sealed
and impressed on the back of the document with the original black stamps )are
again near perfect. A wonderful document for any collector. |
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1838 |
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apprenticeship indenture Richard Whitehead Barnes of North Kelsey Lincolnshire
to William Stovin of Scawby book & shoemaker, eight years from January
1838, usual onerous conditions no drinking, no gaming, frequenting of
playhouses, marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and three wax seals,
unsually these are black with embossed hearts. These apprentice indentures
are now becoming rare, condition minor stain to top edge not in text
otherwise good, size approx 14 x 10 inches. |
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1824
ANTIQUE VELLUM ADMISSION DOCUMENT FROM THE BARON COURT OF THE MANOR
OF MULTON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. ADMISSION OF JOHN YERBURGH OF
FRAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, A DEVISEE NAMED IN THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF BRIDGET YERBURGH LEAVING ALL MESSUAGES, LANDS AND TENNEMENTS AND
HEREDITAMENTS IN FRAMPTON TO THE SAID JOHN YERBURGH - ADMITTED AT THE VIEW OF
FRANKPLEDGE WITH THE GREAT COURT BARON OF THE REVEREND MARTIN ROUTH DOCTOR OF
DIVINITY AND PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF SAINT MARY MAGDALEN IN OXFORD. WITH
ONE EMBOSSED BLUE REVENUE STAMP . GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION -
SIZE 18 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM. |
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Good indenture
William Moss son of widow Frances Moss of Broughton Lincolnshire to William
Metcalf of Broughton cordwainer (shoemaker), 8 yrs 1847 to 1855, usual
onerous restrictions no cards or dice, marriage, fornication, frequenting of
playhouses, no wages but supplied food, drink, shoes and aprons, carries blue
seal of Victoria plus 3 small red wax seals with clear signatures, widow
Frances the mother could not write so gives her mark instead. Vellum
apprentice indentures are now becoming scarce, condition very good, approx
size 14 x 10 inches. |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1772. MANOR
COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE FRANCIS GALL SURRENDED TO THE LORD ONE COTTAGE OR
TENEMENT WITH A LITTLE CLOSE OF MEADOW OR PASTURE GROUND TO THE SAME
ADJOINING TO THE USE OF GEORGE HOLLIWELL THE YOUNGER AT A COURT BARON BEFORE
JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 26TH DAY OF
AUGUST 1772. Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the
flood defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber" by
an order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. View 1890 OS map of area. Handwritten in
English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp.
32 by 36 cm. |
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1775 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1775.
MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE WILLIAM JACKSON COPYHOLD TENANT SURRENDED TO
THE LORD ONE TOFT OR PIECE OF GROUND WHEREON A MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT CALLED
FULLERS MESSUAGE LATELY STOOD BUT WAS DEMOLISHED LYING AND BEING IN BARROW,
TO THE USE OF MARY THE WIFE OF MATHEW PORTINTON AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN
BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 22ND DAY OF
FEBRUARY 1775. Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of
the flood defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber"
by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 32 by 36
cm. Very good condition. |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1754.
MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE JOHN NEWTON COPYHOLD TENANT AND HIS WIFE ANNE
SURRENDED TO THE LORD ONE TOFT OR PIECE OF GROUND WHEREON A MESSUAGE OR
TENEMENT CALLED FULLERS MESSUAGE LATELY STOOD BUT WAS DEMOLISHED LYING AND
BEING IN BARROW, TO THE USE OF LAWRENCE NEWTON AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN
SANDERSON, STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1754. includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood
defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber" by an
order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. Handwritten in English on
vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 32 by 36 cm.
Very good condition. |
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Double indenture,
beautifully written on parchment, concerning land and property in Roman Bank,
Long Sutton, Lincs. The two sheets are fixed together at the bottom. The
first part of the document/mortgage is dated 1872 and the second 1877. There
are several wax seals and three silver seals. Names mentioned include: John
Beharrell Southwell, Farcet & Chatteris, John Clarke, Long Sutton, Ann
Clarke, Long Sutton, John Algernon Clarke, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill,
Middlesex, William Pitts, Holbeach Marsh, Ernest Kinderley Stanford,
engineer, Hadleigh, Suffolk, John Benniworth Parish the younger, Dulwich
College, Kent, George Clarke, Lutton, George Miller Walker, Long Sutton +
many more. |
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apprenticeship indenture Stephen Spencer with the consent of his mother Mary
Spencer of Scawby Brook Lincolnshire to Thomas Adamson blacksmith of
Broughton, usual onerous restirctions must be available day and night, no
drinking, gambling, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage,
master supplies lodging and aprons term 5 years, carries blue seal of
Victoria and three small red wax seals to clear signatures. Vellum
apprenticeship indentures are now becoming rare, condition very good, approx
size 14 x 10 inches. |
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Good indenture
Benjamin Parker to William Hart of Broughton Lincolnshire, brass moulder 7
years 1853 to 1860, usual onerous restrictions, must be available day &
night, no drinking, gaming, frequenting playhouses, fornification or
marriage, wage first year of apprenticeship 4 shillings per week, carries
blue seal of Victoria and three small wax seals to clear signatures, vellum
apprenticeship indentures are now becoming rare. Condition few dust marks to
edges otherwise very good. |
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LEGAL
DOCUMENT : DEED OF FURTHER MORTGAGE. GENEALOGY INFORMATION :
BETWEEN CHARLES KEIGHTLEY TUNNARD OF FRAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN AND
JOHN PEARSON OD SLEAFORD IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. MORTGAGE AGAINST HOUSES
AND LAND IN FRAMPTON. GOOD GENERAL CONDITION, SOME DUSTING TO OUTSIDE
FOLD - WITH GOOD MANUSCRIPT HAND, ONE RED WAX EMBOSSED SEALS
AND TWO EMBOSSED BLUE REVENUE STAMP. INDENTURE SIZE 27 INS
X 24 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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1846 |
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Good
indenture between Henry Frow son of John Jackson Frow of Kirton in Lindsay
Lincolnshire and William Marshall builder and joiner of Broughton, term 7
years usual onerous restrictions, must be available day and night, no
drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage, carries
blue seal of Victoria and three wax seals to clear signatures. Vellum
apprenticeship indentures are now very rare, condition very good, size 14 x
10 inches. |
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1855 |
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Good indenture
Edward Gunnill of Scawby Lincolnshire to Thomas Rands of Broughton shoemaker
(Gunnell was already a blacksmith obviously preferred a less manual job),
term 6 yrs, usual onerous restrictions, must be available day and night, no
drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage, carries
blue seal of Victoria and unusually 3 blue paper seals to clear signatures.
These indentures are now rare, condition good, size 14 x 10 inches. |
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I am
selling 2 marriage registers. One from the Parish of Saxby and the other from
the Parish of Furzby, in Lincolnshire. Both
registers are identical in appearance (39cm by 25cm). They
are bound in Vellum and are too large to fit on the scanner, so only part of
the cover is shown in the picture. The
Furzby register has a title page dated 1812. The
first marriage entry in this volume is dated 1831. There
is just one completed page of entries. 99 other pages are blank, but for the
ruled out spaces and headings for names, dates, witnesses, etc. This
Furzby register has an ink splash on the front cover but otherwise the
condition is very good. The whole volume is securely bound. The register
for Saxby begins with entries in 1813. There
are around 8 completed pages of entries, with the final marriage being dated
1836. 4 of
the completed pages are quite delicately bound. Over 90 pages are unused. This
register is in very good condition. An
interesting feature of some of the entries is that not all those involved
could read and write. Some
people have had to sign with a X, as their mark. These
are 2 remarkable items, as such registers would normally be part of church or
Parish records. It must
be most unusual for 2 Georgian marriage registers, from the same area
(Lincoln), to appear on the open market. A rare
pair of documents. The 2
registers are heavy. Even so Uk delivery is only £4.58. International surface
delivery to all countries £8.20 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 11 October 1836. It measures 25
inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between Henry Bugg, Richard Godson,
Richard Elkington and William Fisher. It deals with the transfer and
confirmation of a mortgage of messuages and land situated in Turnpike Road in
Heckington in the county of Lincoln. The property concerned is The Royal Oak
and four acres of land in Turnpike Road. It retains the revenue stamps and
three wax seals with the signautres of Henry Bugg, Richard Godson and Richard
Elkington. A lovely written and clean document. |
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1860 |
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Good indenture
John Green of Raventhorpe Lincoln with consent of his father William (his
father was a rabbiter), to William Sutton of Scawby bricklayer, term 4 years,
usual onerous conditions no fornication, marriage, cards or dice games.
Carries blue seal of Victoria with three red wax seals to clear signatures,
vellum apprentice indentures are now rare, condition good, size 14 x 10
inches. |
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1863 |
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indenture George Clark of South Killingholme to Joseph Ogle of Scawby Lincoln
joiner & wheelwright, usual onerous conditions must be available 24 hrs a
day, no fornication, marriage, no cards or dice games, 5 yrs from Jan 1863.
Carries blue seal of Victoria, 3 red wax seals to clear signatures, this
indenture is on a very heavy vellum, in very good condition, size 14 x 10
inches. |
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1828
ANTIQUE PAPER OBLIGATION BOND DOCUMENT. "THAT I CHARLES KEIGHTLEY,
TANNER OF FRAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN FIRMLY BOUND TO JOHN PEARSON OF
NEW SLEAFORD IN THE SAID COUNTY FOR THE SUM OF THREE THOUSAND POUNDS.
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND RED WAX SEAL WAFER SEAL. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND
IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 16 INCHES BY 13 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED G.
PAINE WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1817. |
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1821 |
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Old
English hand written Mortgage deed dated 9th July 1821 (executed in the Reign
of our Sovereign Lord George the Fourth - Prime Minister at the time - Robert
Banks Jenkinson, Earl of Liverpool) and made between William Hooker, the
Mortgagor of the one part and William Broadhurst, the Mortgagee of the other
part to secure the sum of £16,000 over some 216 (or more) acres of land
situate in Lincolnshire. The Mortgage deed consists of 2 pages and a
backsheet. It measures 30" x 25" and its weight is approx. 144
grammes. For its age it is in excellent condition. The back sheet is a little
stained due to storage and it is slightly thin on one of its folds. It has
been stored in the same Safe for over 20 years. An ideal piece of English
history for collectors of old hand written documents. The signature and the
wax seal appears to be in the same condition as if it had been signed and
sealed only yesterday, not nearly 200 years ago. The 2 original Revenue
stamps (sealed and impressed on the front of the 2 pages with the original
black stamps on the back) are again near perfect. |
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1817 |
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1817
ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE LEASE DEED. TYPE OF DOCUMENT: INDENTURE OF LEASE
BETWEEN JOHN CARTWRIGHT OF BAWTRY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND GEORGE CAPES OF
EPWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, GENTLEMAN AND JOHN GREEN OF AUSTERFIELD IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK, BLACKSMITH . ALL THAT COTTAGE OR TENEMENT WITH HOMESTEAD
AND BLACKSMITHS SHOP, SHOING HOUSE, YARD AND OUTBUILDINGS. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON FOLDED
VELLUM SIZE 21 INCHES BY 17 INCHES - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
AND TWO WAX SEALS. |
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1596 |
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Vellum
indenture dated 1596 between CHARLES MELHAM of BULLINGTON (LINCS) son and
heir of WILLIAM MELHAM and THOMAS BURNARD of HOVINGHAM, Yorkshire, husbandman
relating to two oxgangs of arable land and meadow in several fields at
LOCKTON near PICKERING in north Yorks, the precise locations then given in
the main body of the document which measures about 14 x 20" when opened
out. Masses of reading in English for someone but the condition of this
vellum is not as good as others we have sold, some water staining and a few
small holes (nibbled by mice?) which mean the odd word of text is not
complete, the seals are also missing. Offered at low starter with NO RESERVE
for an ELIZABETHAN document, a small part of text shown in scan. |
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1774 |
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Vellum Copy
Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1774. MANOR COURT BARON
DOCUMENT WHERE ANNE HOOD AND THOMAS SHARPE AND ESTHER HIS WIFE SURRENDED TO
THE LORD 3 PARCELS OF MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND IN THE GREAT JUGS OF BARROW TO
THE USE OF PERCIVAL JOALS GENTLEMAN AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT,
DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 30TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1774.
Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood
defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber" by an
order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. View 1890 OS map of area.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp
and tax stamp. 38 by 47 cm. Very good condition. |
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1785 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1785. MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT WHERE ANNRAM? HATTERSLEY SURRENDED TO THE LORD ONE COTTAGE OR TENEMENT
WITH A LITTLE CLOSE OF MEADOW OR PASTURE GROUND TO THE SAME ADJOINING TO THE
USE OF THOMAS TAYLOR OF KINGSTON UPON HULL, GROCER, AND SARAH HIS WIFE AT A
COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR,
HELD THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1785. Includes an interesting covenent relating
to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and
incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of
England. View 1890 OS map of area. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two
shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 33 by 44 cm. Very good
condition. |
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Old
English Mortgage Deed dated 28th December l881 with Transfer endorsed dated
7th September l891 (executed in the Reign of Our Sovereign Queen Victoria -
Prime Minister at the time - William Ewart Gladstone) Between Ralph Henry
Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall in the County of Northampton and of
Wellingore Hall in the County of Lincoln Esquire (1) Catherine Fleming
Anderson and Jane Ann Anderson both of Winford in the County of Somerset,
Spinsters (2) to secure the sum of £6000 Sterling with interest over messuages
cottages and pieces or parcels of land situate on the west side of a road
leading from Lincoln to Saxby situate in Spridlington in the County of
Lincoln containing some 424 acres and 13 perches, with Deed of Transfer
between the parties in reverse order dated 7th September 1891. This fine
Indenture consists of 8 neatly handwritten pages. It measures 10.5 inches by
17 inches and its incredibly light weight is approx 51 grammes only. For its
age it is in remarkable condition. The document is practically faultless
apart from a very small dark stain on the back sheet which does not spoil the
document. The document has been well preserved and is an ideal piece of
English history for collectors of old hand written documents. The signature
on the mortgage deed itself is a little faint and the original seal which is
in near perfect condition is for some reason a very dark green/nearly black
substance. The deed stamps in 1882 value £7.10.0. appear as though they were
impressed only today. The seals on the Transfer are again near perfect. They
are red. The Revenue stamps in 1891 value £1.10.0. are again near perfect.
The 6 black Revenue stamps are again in beautiful condition as if only
attached to the document today. |
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1805
OLD INDENTURE DEED FROM THE TIME OF GEORGE III. RICHARD FENWICK OF
AUSTERFIELD IN YORKSHIRE, A BLACKSMITH, TO GEORGE CAPES OF EPWORTH IN THE
COUNTY OF LINCOLN. FOR A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, HOUSE, WORKSHOP AND GARDENS IN AUSTERFIELD
YORKSHIRE. BLACKSMITH'S RELATED ITEMS ARE VERY COLLECTABLE AND THE SIZE OF
THIS ITEM IS IDEAL FOR FRAMING. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
SIZE 19 INCHES BY 13 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND RED WAX SEAL. |
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1847 |
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Good
indenture Edward Day of Broughton Lincolnshire to David Porkess bricklayer, 7
years 1844-1851, usual onerous restrictions must be available 24 hrs a day, no
drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage, carries
blue seal of Victoria with 3 red wax seals to clear signatures, Edward could
not write so he made his mark. Vellum apprenticeship indentures are now
becoming scarce, in good condition, size approx 14 x 10 inches. |
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1844 |
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indenture Joseph Dann of Low Santon Lincolnshire to William Metcalfe of
Broughton cordwainer (shoemaker), 6 yrs 1843-1849, usual onerous restrictions
no dice or gaming, fornication, marriage or frequenting of playhouses,
witnessed by George Brett clerk to Nicholsons solicitors of Brigg, Joseph's
father John Dann gives his mark, carries blue seal of Victoria and three wax
seals to clear signatures. Vellum apprentice indentures are now scarce, few
dust marks to edges otherwise very good, size aprox 14 x 10 inches. |
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Old
English Mortgage Deed dated 3rd September 1880 with Transfers endorsed dated
3rd September 1882 and 14th August 1891 (executed in the Reign of Our
Sovereign Queen Victoria - Prime Minister at the time - William Ewart
Gladstone) Between Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall in the
County of Northampton and of Wellingore Hall in the County of Lincoln Esquire
(1)Ann Chapman of Islip in the said County of Northampton Widow Lucas Foster
of Irthlingborough in the said County of Northampton Farmer and Richard
Phillips Tompson of Stamford in the said County of Lincoln Gentleman (2) to
secure the sum of £10,000 Sterling with interest over messuages cottages and
pieces or parcels of land situate on the west side of a road leading from
Lincoln to Saxby situate in Spridlington in the County of Lincoln containing
some 447 acres 1 rood and 25 perches, with Deeds of Transfer as mentioned
above. This fine Indenture consists of 2 neatly handwritten pages completed
on all 4 sides . It measures 28 inches by 23 inches and its weight is approx
117 grammes. For its age it is in very good condition. The document is
practically faultless but 2 of the pages, the print is lighter than the
others. The document has been well preserved and is an ideal piece of English
history for collectors of old hand written documents. The signature on the
mortgage deed itself is perfect and the original seal is in the centre of the
Mortgagor's signature and is in perfect condition. There are 8 red Revenue
seals and a similar number of black Revenue stamps and 2 blue seals with an
additional 2 black stamps on the reverse side of the seals all again in
perfect condition. The seals and stamps are in beautiful condition as if only
attached to the document today. |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 10 June 1876. It measures 22 inches
long by 29 inches wide. It is between Plummer Freeman, Richard Eminson,
Robert henry Johnston, Ann Hannam, Charles Harman and Robert Azlack White. It
deals with the reconveyance of an Estate in Corby in the County of
Lincolnshire of tennements and land in Mill Field. It also deals with the
Public House The Fighting Cocks in Rotten Row Close with Market Place. The
plan is impressive and is coloured. It retains its revenue stamps and eight
wax seals with signatures. |
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1774 |
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Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1774 MANOR COURT BARON
DOCUMENT WHERE ANNE HOOD AND THOMAS SHARPE AND ESTHER HIS WIFE SURRENDED TO
THE LORD 3 PARCELS OF MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND IN THE GREAT JUGS OF BARROW TO
THE USE OF PERCIVAL SEALE GENTLEMAN AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT,
DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 30TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1774.
Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood
defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber" by an
order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. View 1890 OS map of area.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp
and tax stamp. 38 by 47 cm. Very good condition. |
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1792 |
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COPY OF A FINAL AGREEMENT. An attested copy document WRITTEN IN 1792.
Handwritten on ONE SHEET OF L. MUNN & CO WATERMARKED PAPER - it gives details
of the THE KINGS COURT CASE BEFORE LORD LOUGHBOROUGH BETWEEN SAMUEL BARNETT
THE YOUNGER AND SIR WILLIAM WOLSLEY AND CHARLOTTE BARBARA HIS WIFE OF THE
MANOR OF SWINEHEAD LINCOLNSHIRE. |
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indenture of apprenticeship George Thompson to Charles Cawkwell of Glamford
Briggs in the County of Lincolnshire cordwainer (bootmaker), George's mothers
name was Ann Acton so the indenture is signed by his stepfather Joseph Acton,
7 years 1839-1846, usual onerous restrictions, must be available day and
night, no drinking, gaming, frequenting playhouses, fornication or marriage,
wage first year 5 shillings per week. Carries blue seal of Victoria and three
small wax seals to clear signatures, vellum indentures are now becoming rare.
Condition dust marks to edges otherwise good. |
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1900 |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1900 AS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
OF WILLIAM MASS OF BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, MERCHANT. |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1788 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF
THE ORIGINAL MORTGAGE DEED OF 1776 - GIVING DETAILS OF THE CONTRACT
BETWEEN MR THOMAS FISHER A DRAPER AND HIS WIFE OF SWINESHEAD
LINCOLNSHIRE AND THOMAS PILGRIM, GENTLEMAN, OF HECKINGHAM IN
LINCOLNSHIRE. FOR BUTCHERS SHOP, BAKEHOUSE AND HOUSES IN CATTLEHOME AND
SWINESHEAD. |
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1856 |
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A document on VELLUM DRAWN UP IN 1856 AS A MORTGAGE IN
FEE WITH POWER OF SALE OF A HOUSE AND LANDS AT WHAPCOTE IN THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN. BETWEEN ABRAHAM CONGREVE OF THE CITY OF PETERBOROUGH AND JAMES WARD
OF SALTINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 23 INS X 25 INS ORIGINAL WAX SEAL AND EMBOSSED
REVENUE |
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1779 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1779 MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF JOHN BAKER AND SAMUEL HALL, MERCHANTS
OF KINGSTON UPON HULL, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD
TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL 1779. This document
records the surrender of copyhold lands held by John Hardy, one toft or piece
of ground with messuage or tenement called Fullors cottage now demolished and
formerly occupied by Phillip Porter, to the Lord of the Manor to the use of
John Baker and Samuel Hall. Includes an interesting covenent relating to
maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and incursion
of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of England.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp
and tax stamp. 37 by 33 cm. Good condition. |
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1771 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1771 MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF FRANCIS GALL AT A COURT BARON BEFORE
JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 26TH DAY OF
APRIL 1771 AND CONTINUED BY ADJOURNMENT 17TH DAY OF MAY 1771. Francis Gall,
nephew and heir at law of John Sargeant, asked to be admitted to the manor as
copyhold tenant of one cottage or tenement with a little close of meadow or
pasture, after the death of John Sargeant. Includes an interesting covenent
relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and
incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of
England. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue
stamp and tax stamp. 31 by 40 cm. Overall good condition with some minor
creasing consistent with age. |
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DOCUMENTS DRAWN UP ON PAPER IN 1836 LISTING TITLE DEEDS RELATING TO CERTAIN
HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF BECKINGHAM IN THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN BELONGING TO MR THOMAS JOHNSON. THESE ARE WILL BE OF PARTICULAR
INTEREST TO LOCAL HISTORIANS OR MEMBERS OF THE JOHNSON FAMILY AS THE LIST
DEEDS AND PROPERTY FROM 1748. THERE IS A SMALL DOCUMENT ON T. JAMES
WATERMARKED PAPER DATED 1835 AND A
LARGER DOCUMENT ON TEN SHEETS OF JOHN MINTER WATERMARKED PAPER DATED 1832. INTERESTING
DOCUMENT FOR COLLECTORS OF 'OLD PAPER' ITEMS, LOCAL HISTORY OR SOCIAL
HISTORY. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND A SUITABLE SIZE FOR FRAMING 16 INS X 13 INS
BOTH DOCUMENTS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. |
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1758 |
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A
document on VELLUM drawn up in 1758 AS AN INDENTURE OF CONTRACT DEED BETWEEN
WILLIAM KOOP OF DRY DODDINGTON IN THE PARISH OF WESTBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN AND ANTHONY ELLIS OF WESTBOROUGH FOR ASSIGNMENT OF OF COTTAGE AND
LAND IN DODDINGTON. THERE IS SOME STORAGE WEAR TO THIS ITEM AND IT IS NOT
COMPLETE AND THERE IS SOME LOSS OF TEXT - IT IS SOLD AS DAMAGED AND THE START
PRICE IS £1 - THE ITEM IS NOT SUBJECT TO RETURN BUT IS STILL A GOOD
RESEARCHERS COPY. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND A SUITABLE SIZE FOR FRAMING 19 INS
X 13 INS ORIGINAL WAX SEAL AND FOUR EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS. |
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1771 |
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A
document on VELLUM drawn up in THE ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE III,
CIRCA 1771 IN THE COURT OF THE KING IN FRONT OF THE KINGS JUSTICES. CONCERNS
HOUSES MEADOWS AND PASTURE LANDS IN APPEARS TO BE THE PARISH OF BECKINGHAM IN
THE COUNTY OF LINCOLNSHIRE - WITH A LIST OF THE JUSTICES PRESENT. BETWEEN
GEORGE MARRIOT AND CHARLES DIXON - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND A SUITABLE SIZE
FOR FRAMING 18 INS X 11 INS |
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1793 |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1793 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF THE ORIGINAL OF
1765 - GIVING DETAILS OF THE CONTRACT
BETWEEN MRS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON OF HOLBEACH TO THE REVEREND MR. WILLIAM RAY
AND WIFE OF WELDON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON - HOUSE AND SIX ACRES OF LAND
AT HOLBEACH CALLED HOLBEACH WASH WAY. IN GOOD CONDITION WRITTEN ON THREE SHEETS OF BUTTENSHAW
WATERMARKED PAPER. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL 13 INS X 15 INS. |
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1728 |
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document on PAPER drawn up in 1728 WILLIAM SCOTT OF WAKEFIELD IN THE COUNTY
OF YORKSHIRE, LEATHER DRESSER MAKING OATH ABOUT CONVEYANCE ON LAND AT BOROUGH
MARSH LINCOLNSHIRE . IN GOOD CONDITION
WRITTEN ON ONE SHEET OF QUARTERED SHEILD WATERMARKED PAPER. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL 12 INS X 15 INS FOLDED WITH TWO EMBOSSED REVENUES. |
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1868 |
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A
document on PAPER drawn up in 1868 BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MRS
ELIZABETH GOODIN OF IRBY IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN - ESTATE BEQUEATHED TO
CHARLES BEAN OF BOSTON HER TWO SONS AND A DAUGHTER. IN GOOD CONDITION WRITTEN ON ONE SHEET PAPER. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL 12 INS X 15 INS FOLDED |
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COPIED 1812 RARE ANTIQUE PAPER DEED POLL DOCUMENT. A document on PAPER drawn
up in 1812 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF THE DEED POLL OF WALTER LYNN OF SOUTHWICK
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. DETAILS OF - INROLLED IN THE HIGH COURT OF
CHANCERY MADE OR MENTIONED BETWEEN SIR EDWARD IRBY OF BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN SON AND HEIR OF ANTHONY IRBY WHO WAS THE SON AND HEIR OF SIR ANTHONY
IRBY, DAME DOROTHY HIS WIFE - REFERENCES TO THE EARL OF STAMFORD AND THE
LANDS OF LADY ELWILL. THIS DOCUMENT HAS A WEALTH OF DETAIL THAT COULD BE
FURTHER RESEARCHED . IN GOOD CONDITION
WRITTEN ON THREE SHEETS OF J. RUMP WATERMARKED PAPER DATED 1812.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL 13 INS X 15 INS. |
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1779 |
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COURT BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF JOHN BAKER AND SAMUEL HALL,
MERCHANTS OF KINGSTON UPON HULL, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY
STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL 1779. This
document records the surrender of copyhold lands held by John Hardy, one toft
or piece of ground with messuage or tenement called Fullors cottage now
demolished and formerly occupied by Phillip Porter, to the Lord of the Manor
to the use of John Baker and Samuel Hall. Includes an interesting covenent
relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and
incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of
England. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence
revenue stamp and tax stamp. 37 by 33 cm. Good condition. |
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1863 |
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indenture John Dann to Edward Edlington both of Broughton Lincolnshire,
carpenter and joiner, six years 1863-69, usual onerous restrictions must by
available 24 hrs a day, no drinking, gaming, frequenting playhouses,
fornication or marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and 3 red wax seals to
clear signatures. Condition very good, approx size 14 x 10 inches. |
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1879 |
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indenture William Otter of Kelsey to Robert West of Great Limber, both
Lincolnshire, joiner and wheelwright, 5 years 1879-84, usual onerous
restrictions, must be available 24hrs a day, no drinking, gaming, frequenting
of playhouses, fornication or marriange, carries blue seal of Victoria and 3
red wax seals to good signatures. Condition few dust marks othewise good,
size approx 14 x 10 inches. |
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A very
early and unusual item. This is a mortgage endenture dated 1821. It details
an agreement between jonathan maltby and george moore to a loan for £3080 for
tenanted premises and parcel of land, conveyance of estate in ingham,
linclon. It is all hand written with quill and ink and has beautifully
calligraphy. The paper is of amazing quality and each of the three pieces is
held together with what look like paper ties. It still as all the original
wax seals and really is a wonderful piece of history. The lot was held in
trust in case of default of payment. Each sheet measures 59 cm by 76 cm. |
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indenture George Hewitt of Thornton Curtis Lincoln to Frederick Pinder of
Scawby Linclon, trade grocer, term of apprenticeship seven years, usual
onerous restrictions no drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses,
fornication or marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and 3 red seals, this
one's unusual in that it's not signed to seals, begs the question did he back
out or did they just forget to sign, unusual to purchase stamp if he backed
out. Condition some dust marks from storage otherwise very good, vellum
apprentice indentures are now becoming scarce, an original 124 yr old
indenture, size 14 x 10 inches, ideal for framing. |
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1837 |
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indenture George Bilton of North Kelsey Lincolnshire to Richard Bilton of
Glentham cordwainer (boot maker), seven years from 1837, usual onerous
conditions no drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or
marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and three red wax seals to clear
signatures. Condition dust mark to rear of fold but face is very clean. |
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indenture William Coulter of Gainsborough Lincolnshire to Benjamin Scott
blacksmith 7 years 1854-1861, usual onerous restrictions no drinking, gaming,
frequenting of playhouses, fornication or marriage, carries blue seal of
Victoria and three wax seals to good signatures, William Coulter made his
mark. Vellum apprenticeship indentures are now becoming scarce, condition
minor dust marks, overall very good, size 14 x 10 inches. |
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indenture George Clew of East Butterswick Lincolnshire to William Rowbottom
of Glamford Briggs painter and glazier 5 yrs 1853-1858, usual onerous
restrictions no drinking, gaming, frequenting of playhouses, fornication or
marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and red seals to good signatures,
George Clew's guardian his aunt, Mary Willerton, made her mark. Condition few
minor stains but overall good. |
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1776 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1776 MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT RECORDING THE SALE OF ONE COPYHOLD COTTAGE OR TENEMENT WITH A
LITTLE CLOSE OF MEADOW OR PASTURE GROUND TO THE SAME ADJOINING BY JOHN
HOLIWELL THE YOUNGER OF GREAT SIMBER, CLERK, TO GEORGE SOWERBY OF APPLEBY,
GRAZIER, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF
THE MANOR, HELD THE 9TH DAY OF MAY 1776. Includes an interesting covenent
relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the violence and
incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the Treasury of England.
View 1890 OS map of area. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and
threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 36 by 26 cm. Very good condition. |
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1780 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1780 MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT RECORDING THE SALE OF ONE COPYHOLD COTTAGE OR TENEMENT WITH A
LITTLE CLOSE OF MEADOW OR PASTURE GROUND TO THE SAME ADJOINING BY GEORGE
SOWERBY TO ANRAM HATTERSLEY OF HARBROUGH, BRICKLAYER, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE
JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 15TH DAY OF
MARCH 1780. At the time the cottage was in the occupation of George
Anyan. Includes an interesting
covenent relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to repel the
violence and incursion of Humber" by an order of the Lords of the
Treasury of England. View 1890 OS map
of area. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence
revenue stamp and tax stamp. 36 by 26 cm. Very good condition. |
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1856 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 25 March 1856. It measures 26.5 inches
long by 22.5 inches wide. It is between Edmund Raymond Jerningham, Henry
William Clifford and Charles Hannam. It deals with the conveyance of The
Fighting Cocks Public House in Corby in the county of Lincolnshire together
with a close called Millfield Close in the same town. It is very well written
and retains the revenue stamps and wax seals with signatures. |
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1804 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1804 during the reign of George III being the
Bargain and Sale of the Manor and Lordship of Rand in the County of Lincoln
between Harrington Hudson of York, Esquire, of the one part; and Richard
Burden of Nottingham, esquire, and James Hall of Middlesex, Gentleman, both
of the second part. A Schedule of the Manoral properties is attached as well.
Beautifully penned on two leaves, fancy printed vignette with Stationers
mark, three blue revenue stamps, tax stamps, and three red wax seals on green
cloth tags. Very Good condition, mild discoloration, measures 28 x 25". |
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1773 |
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MANOR
COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE ANNE HOOD SURRENDED TO THE LORD TEN ACRES THREE
ROODS AND A HALF OF MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND IN THE GREAT JUGS OF BARROW TO THE
USE OF THOMAS SHARPE AND ESTHER HIS WIFE AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN
BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 31ST DAY OF MARCH
1773.Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood
defences "to repel the violence and incursion of Humber" by an
order of the Lords of the Treasury of England. View 1890 OS map of area. Handwritten in
English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp.
38 by 47 cm. |
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1811 |
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1811
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED BLACKSMITHS SHOP. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; RELEASE OF
BLACKSMITHS SHOP AND PREMISES AT AUSTERFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE
BETWEEN RICHARD FENWICK OF AUSTERFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, BLACKSMITH AND
JOHN CARTWRIGHT OF BAWTRY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND GEORGE CAPES OF EPWORTH
IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND TWO RED WAX
SEALS INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR
GENEALOGY FOR THE FENWICK FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
VELLUM SIZE 30 INCHES BY 23 INCHES |
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