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1758 |
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Donington.
Vellum indenture in English, 28th November 1758, writ of entry by Thomas
Brown against Robert Kelsham for five messuages, fifteen acres of land, five acres
of meadow, ten acres of pasture, etc., together with two further contemp. but
unrelated vellum indentures in Latin concerning English land disputes, all
with portraits of King George II in initial letters and decorative top
borders, one with decorative border to left margin, all with later crude
hand-colouring, some general soiling and wear, approx. 70 x 85 cm and similar
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1855 |
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Good indenture
James Sharp of Glamsford Briggs Lincolnshire to William Rowbottom painter,
glazier and paperhanger, seven years 1855 to 1861, usual onerous restrictions
must be available night and day, no drinking, gaming, frequenting of
playhouses, fornication or marriage, carries blue seal of Victoria and 3
small red wax seals to good signatures, size approx 14 x 10 inches. Condition
few marks but overall very good. Signed by James Sharp, William Sharp and
William Rowbottom. |
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1804 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1804 during the reign of George III being the
conveyance of the Manor and Lordship of Rand in Wraggoe in the |
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1786 |
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MORTGAGE of the Manor of Orby and cottages and lands in Orby, Ingolwell,
Hoggesthorpe, etc., John Griffin Lord Howard Baron de Walden and Katherine
Lady Howard and others to Samuel Prime of Twickenham. 6 large vellum sheets,
some dustmarking, wax seals. 1786. £20.00 ¶ Names occupiers. |
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1766 |
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Vellum Copy
Manorial Court Roll - Barrow, Lincolnshire, England - 1766 MANOR COURT BARON
DOCUMENT WHERE SAMUEL ARNOLD AND THOMAS NEWTON COPYHOLD TENANTS 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 WILLIAM JACKSON AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT, DEPUTY
STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 21ST DAY OF MAY 1766. Includes an
interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood defences "to
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Indenture
quinquepartite agreement between Elizabeth Hudson, Thomas Wilson, Thomas Strangways
and others of the manor and lordship of Rand, manuscript on vellum, 5 sheets,
ruled in red, folds, 385 x 755mm., 3rd June 1766; and 12 others, indentures
relating to Rand and the Strangways family in Lincolnshire, v.s., v.d.
[eighteenth century] (13). |
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1775 |
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MANOR
COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE MATHEW PORTINTON AND MARY HIS WIFE COPYHOLD
TENANTS 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 JOHN HARDYAT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN
BENNETT, DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST
1775. Includes an interesting covenent relating to maintenance of the flood
defences "to repel the violence and incursion of |
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1648 |
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Old
vellum Indenture of lease clearly dated 1648 between HENRY CLARKE of LOCKTON
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1860 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 27 January 1860. It is between Jemima
Roberts and Grasley Hunter. It deals with the mortgage of a Public House
called The Royal Oak yards, gardens, barns, stables, outbuildings and 4 acres
of land in Heckington in the County of Lincoln. It retains the revenue stamps
and wax seal with signature of Jemima Roberts. A clean and well written
document. |
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1903 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 22 January 1903 and detailed coloured
plan. It measures 23.75 inches long by 27.5 inches wide. It is between
Richard Wright Millington, Oswald Giles and John William Edwards. It deals
with the conveyance of messuage or dwelling house, dram shop, office, wine
spirit and beer stores, cellars, stabling and other premises situated in
South gate, New Sleaford in the County of Lincoln. The plan of the property
concerned is very detailed and in colour.It retains its revenue stamps and
has two wax seals with the signatures of Richard Millington and Oswald Giles.
It is clean and well written. |
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1885 |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated 27th June 1885 being in respect of a Conveyance
of property in Lewis Street, Gainsborough, in the County of Lincoln. The
contract is between John Reynolds Fox, Builder; and Joseph Whiteley,
Stonemason. This nicely handwritten document runs to four pages, bears two
original wax seals. and has one revenue stamp for three pounds ten shillings.
In excellent condition. |
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1774 |
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Manor
court baron document for Barrow in Lincolnshire relating to the sale of
various copyhold lands in Barrow Between: Thomas Sharpe of Barrow Esther
Sharpe of Barrow Wife of Thomas Percival Toale of Immingham, Gentleman Dated
30 November 1774 in the 15th year of the reign of George III Property: 5
acres of arable land lying in several quarters of Barrow that is to say in
Stone Pitt quarter, Beck lane quarter, in Water Mill quarter, in Tarry Garth
quarter and in the East Hann. Other names mentioned include: Robert Sharpe of
Barrow; Mr Scott of Barrow; William Watson; Sir John Nolthorpe of Barrow,
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. View 1890 OS map of area. Handwritten in
English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp.
Very good condition. |
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1848 |
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Here is
an ornate Indenture on parchment dated 19th October 1848, being a Conveyance
of property situate in Kirton In Lindsay, Lincoln. The contract is between
James Rowley, Mason; Joseph Cobb, Labourer; Thomas Fowler, Gentleman; and
Redshaw Spring, Bookseller. This beautifully handwritten document opens out
to approx 30" x 24", bears four wax seals and two revenue stamps,
and is in excellent condition. The top edge of the Indenture is scalloped. |
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1903 |
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1903
APPRENTICE INDENTURE for a BRICKLAYER and PLASTERER NO RESERVE This is a
part-printed apprentice indenture with manuscript insertions on stiff paper
made on the 19th March 1903 stating that George Marrison, son of Thomas
Marrison, farm foreman of Grayingham in the county of Lincoln, with the
consent of his father puts himself apprentice to Thomas Frederick Charles of
Waddingham in the county of Lincoln, a Bricklayer and Plasterer, for a period
of five years. By this date the apprentice was no longer bound to abstain from
fornication, adultery and matrimony but merely required faithfully to serve
his Master, keep his secrets and so on. In exchange, Thomas Charles will
teach him "the Art trade or business of a Bricklayer and Plasterer"
and will provide "sufficient Meat Drink and Lodging" and will pay
him two shillings per calender month for pocket money. There are three red
wax seals on green cloth tags by the signatures and there is an excellent
impressed red revenue stamp for two shillings and sixpence. Size. The document
is approx. 15" wide x 10" high. Condition. Slight curling at bottom
edge but otherwise in excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1765 |
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1765
APPRENTICE INDENTURE JOHN WRAY LINCOLN NO RESERVE A mainly printed indenture
on paper with handwritten inserts made 15th October 1765 in the reign of
George III wherein the Wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the township of
Glamford Briggs in the county of Lincoln place John Wray "a poor Child
of the said Township..." as apprentice to John Wray, his father who is a
Cordwainer. He is "to dwell and serve from the day of the date of these
presents until the said Apprentice shall accomplish the full end and Term of
Seven Years." Unusually for an apprentice indenture, it is not stated
what trade the apprentice is to learn. At the right of the document are 5
small red wax seals with signatures of the Warden and Overseers and 2 crosses
where father and son Wray have put their marks, being illiterate. There is a
small impressed Revenue stamp for 6 pence and a printed paper duty stamp for
"a Penny a Pair". Nice, very early indenture, excellent for
framing. Size. The document is approx. 13" wide x 8.5" high.
Condition. There is a 3-inch crack along one fold of paper just above the
signatures and some dustmarking on the reverse but otherwise in good
condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1828 |
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1828
APPRENTICE INDENTURE FOR Linen and WOOLLEN DRAPER NO RESERVE This is a
part-printed apprentice indenture with manuscript insertions on stiff paper
made on the 18th January 1828 stating that William Rowbotham, late of Rand
but now of the City of Lincoln, son of Thomas Rowbotham of Rand in the county
of Lincoln, with the consent of his father puts himself apprentice to John
Dixon of Lincoln, a Linen and Woollen Draper, for a period of seven years. He
is, as usual, bound to behave himself, "he shall not commit Fornication
nor contract Matrimony ........ Taverns, Inns, Alehouses or Playhouses he
shall not haunt ....at Cards, Dice, Tables .... he shall not play ...."
and, in exchange, and for the sum of £21 paid to him, John Dixon will teach
him "the Art of a Linen and Woollen Draper" and will provide
"sufficient meat drink board and lodging". There were three red
seals by the signatures but they are now missing and there is an impressed
revenue stamp and paper duty stamp. Size. The document is approx. 16"
wide x 13" high. Condition. In poor condition with several cracks and
tears along fold lines and at edges. Also with the usual folding creases. |
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1758 |
Dominic
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A most
attractive vellum manuscript Recovery document dated Hillary Term 1758, fine
large Portrait of the King in initial letter, together with highly decorated
top and side borders, in attractive calligraphy the document relates to
Thomas Bradgate's claim against William French for the Manors of Thimbleby
and Woodhall, in Lincolnshire with all appurtenances, together with
twenty-five messuages, one dovehouse, five hundred acres of land, one hundred
acres of meadow, four hundred acres of pasture, three hundred acres of wood,
one hundred acres of furze and heath, and common pasture for all cattle,
retaining a near perfect large Royal wax seal |
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1753 |
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Indenture
8.11.1753. Purchase of lands in Langtoft, market Deeping (Markett as it was
then spelt); dated |
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1869 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE RECORDING THE RECONVEYANCE OF A PROPERTY CALLED DRYFFRYNDULAS IN
THE PARISH OF LLANDULAS, COUNTY OF DENBIGH BETWEEN ROBERT HINDLEY, ESQUIRE,
OF EDLINGTON RECTORY, LINCOLN, GENTLEMAN, MRS FANNY HUMPHREYS OF OSWESTRY,
WIDOW, AND MRS HARRIETT BECKETT OF DRYFFRYNDULAS, WIDOW. DATED 9TH AUGUST
1869 Very good condition 5 page vellum written in English. |
Hindley |
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1847 |
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An
attractive and interesting Letter of Administration dated 11th November 1847
during the reign of Queen Victoria. Pertaining to Richard Wood late of Ashby
in the Parish of Bottesford in the County and Diocese of Lincoln Innkeeper
and Butcher deceased. Other names mentioned: Harriet Wood. Single pendant
wafer seal in excellent condition, two embossed revenue stamps with lead
escutcheons sealed on reverse with Queen Victoria revenue stamp. A very clean
document bearing the usual storage folds. All text fully legible for
transcription. Sheet dimensions approx: 9” x
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1900 |
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Indenture
made on 13th October 1900 between Mortagees (Frederick Merryweather Burton,
Edmund Bacon Hutton and Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon) and a Manchester butcher,
Henry Dodds and a Lancaster gentleman Herbert Whitely. The indenture witnesses the sale of a farmhouse
cottage, buildings and parcels of arable land on an estate in the parish of
Eastville in the |
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1782 |
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1782
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT LINCOLN KESTEVEN AVELAND FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III -.RARE
ITEM FROM THE CASUALTY DEPARTMENT SOLD AS DAMAGED LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE A TRUE DUPLICATE OF THE SUMS ASSESSED AND RAISED IN THE HUNDRED OF
AVELAND IN THE SAID PARTS AND COUNTY BY VIRTYE OF AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT MADE
IN THE TWENTY SECOND YEAR OF THE REIGN OF LORD KING GEORGE THE THIRD FOR LAND
TAX. A LIST OF NAMES OF TOWNS - THE DUTY PAID AND THE NAME OF THE ASSESSOR
RARE ITEM IN FAIR CONDITION - STORAGE DAMAGE BUT BUT JUST ABOUT COMPLETE -
THREE RED WAX SEALS - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL -
- OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 10 INCHES BY 12 INCHES |
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1899 |
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Here is
a parchment/vellum Indenture dated |
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1885 |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated 29th June 1885 being a Mortgage of property situate
Lewis Street, Gainsborough, Lincoln. The contract is between Joseph Whiteley,
Stonemason of Gainsborough, and Mary Hill, Widow from Kirton in Lindsey.
There is a second Indenture on the document being a Reconveyance between the
same two parties. This beautifully handwritten document measures 16" x
10" and runs to four pages. It bears three original wax seals and four
revenue stamps. In folded, but very good condition. |
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1779 |
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MANOR
COURT BARON DOCUMENT WHERE JOHN HARDY COPYHOLD TENANT NOW DECEASED 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 HIS SON ALSO JOHN HARDY AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BENNETT,
DEPUTY STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 3RD DAY OF MARCH 1779.
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.
Very good condition. |
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1773 |
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Manor
court baron document for Barrow in Lincolnshire relating to the sale of
various copyhold lands in Barrow Between: John England of Barrow Thomas
Sharpe of Barrow and Esther his wife
Ann Hood of Morton near Gainsborough, widow Dated 21 April 1773 in the
14th year of the reign of George III Property: 10 acres of arable and meadow
land lying in Barrow. 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.
Very good condition. |
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1830 |
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1830
This is a document issued by the Bishop of Lincoln apponting Henry Baugh
Thorold, BA to the vicarage of Ranceby in the County of Lincoln. It is in
perfect condition and measures 12 x 8 inches. |
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Indenture
dated 1807 relating to the apprenticeship of George Lyon of Kexby in the
parish of Upton in the County of Lincoln, to William Credland (Butcher), of Doncaster
in the County of York. Size 41cm x 33 cm (approx). Document is in a delicate
condition with some tears along the fold lines. Also, seals missing. |
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1779 |
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MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT WHERE MATHEW PORTINTON AND MARY HIS WIFE, JOHN BAKER AND
SAMUEL HALL COPYHOLD TENANTS 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 THOMAS TAYLOR OF
KINGSTON UPON HULL 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.
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. Very good condition. |
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1908 |
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1908
ANTIQUE DEED GAYTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT BEING A CONVEYANCE OF COTTAGES SITUATE AT GAYTON INTH
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Killigrew
Family.- Legal notebook and commonplace book relating to the Killigrew
family, manuscript in several hands, in chancery and secretary hands, 228pp.,
ruled throughout, reverse entries, browned in places, ink signatures of Henry
Hunlock (4pp. notes) and John of Oakes on front free endpaper, ink initial
"K" on front pastedown, original calf, rubbed and slightly scored,
joints splitting but still sound, remains of brass clasps, sm. 8vo, 1638-60.
£600 - 800 The
literary section of this manuscript consists of two parts, one is an
alphabeticised collection of Latin aphorisms (taken from classical authors
such as Ovid, Pliny, Virgil & Terentius Afer) with loose English
translations in the margins. The other part consists of a commonplace book of
literary, historical and geographical subjects. The legal section consists of
19 pages relating to various members of the Killigrew family including 2pp.
with subheadings of London and Lincoln. One entry reads: "[?Trin] xvj
C[a]r[ol]i [1640-1] Killigrew v[er]sus Thorneton in Sub[?] in
xxiii Junii" is repeated, in a current hand among the chancery hand
section, under |
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1883 |
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A
vellum indenture bearing the date 1st December 1883, Earl of Yarborough's
Estate, being a mortgage of leasehold land messuage office and hereditaments
situate in Victoria Street west in Great Grimsby, Lincs. between Joseph
Thomas Thompson and The Great Grimsby Gas Company One page with three
signatures and one seal. |
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1622 |
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Vellum
Final Concord regarding lands in South Rauceby near Sleaford, Lincolnshire. Westminster
Easter Term 20 James I [1622] Richard Jessopp querent v Thomas Corrie &
Ann his wife deforciants - one messuage, one garden, one orchard, 44 acres
land, 3 acres meadow, 14 acres pasture & 3 acres marsh with appurtenances
in Sowth Rawceby for which Richard has
paid Thomas and Ann £100 A nice example of an early seventeenth century fine.
Vellum document handwritten in Latin. Some areas of flaking ink, but text all
readable. |
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Vellum
Final Concord regarding lands in Skidbrooke, Lincolnshire. Westminster
Hillary Term 20 Jas I [1623] Robert Andersen querent v John Lowry & Sarah
his wife deforciants - one cottage, 4 acres pasture & common pasture with
appurtenances in Skidbrooke for which Robert has paid John & Sarah £41. A
nice example of an early seventeenth century fine. Vellum document
handwritten in Latin. Some minor creasing and smudging, but otherwise good
condition. |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 27 January 1860. It measures 27.5
inches long by 23.25 inches wide. It is between Jemima Roberts and Grasley
Hunter. It deals with the mortgage for a messuage or tennement public house
called The Royal Oak together with its yards, stables, bardens and four acres
of land situated in Heckington in the county of Lincoln. It retains the
revenue stamps and wax seal with signature of Jemima Roberts. A nice clean
and well presented document. |
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1887 |
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Here is
a parchment/vellum Will dated 24th June 1887 for George Coleshaw of Gresham Street,
Lincoln - occupation Boatman. Mr. Coleshaw died 4 days later on 28th June
1887. All property left to his son-in-law Thomas Talkes Betteridge. A Probate
Letter from the Lincoln District Registry is attached and there is also a
large pendant seal. Some light storage discoloration but otherwise in
excellent condition. |
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Betteridge |
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1807-1837 |
Dominic
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Candlesby
Poor Relief. Manuscript accounts ledger covering the period from Easter 1807
to 25th June 1837, each period divided into two lists, the first 'An
Assessment made and agreed upon by the Inhabitants..., for defraying the
Expenses incident ot the Poor...', giving names of occupiers and rentals
paid, the second listing Disbursements by the Overseer, items including
summonses, examinations, journeys, loads of straw, coal, house repairs, hats,
shoes, bricks and tiles, lime and sand, working on the roads, etc., with
dates and amounts, approx. 100 leaves in a neat hand, last few leaves det., a
little soiling, hinges cracked, orig. vellum, worn, folio Names of witness
signatories and overseers appearing repeatedly throughout the ledger include
Thomas Massingberd, Samuel and Joseph Hewison, George Rutter, John Ward,
Edward Enderby and Francis Mead. |
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1877,
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Kirton-in-Lindsey,
Lincs. TWO BILLHEADS 1877 & 1881. 4to and sm. 4to, for J. Sims, Saddler
Collar, and Harness Maker, 1886, with small vignette of carriage horses, made
out for saddle, halter mending etc., and Henry Storr, Shoeing & Jobbing
Smith, 1877, with good vignette of smith at work, made out for bolts for a
jack straw, hammer wedge etc. |
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St. Mary OBLIGATION BOND of William Adam, Gent., of
Tidd St. Mary to Harington Boteler of |
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140 |
1807 |
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Ferrand |
Sowerby |
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Hill |
Codd |
Brundrett |
Nicholson |
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1864 |
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1864
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Dean of LINCOLN CATHEDRAL + SEAL. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED
OF LEASE OF A COTTAGE AND LANDS AT SCOTHERNE IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN ~
BETWEEN THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL JAMES AMIRAUX SEREMIE THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF
THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY OF LINCOLN TO JOHN HAMMOND OF
FALDINGWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN WHEELWRIGHT. WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP - AND CATHEDRAL SEAL OF INTEREST TO COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL AND LOCAL
HISTORY - GENEALOGY ITEMS AND FINANCIAL EPHEMERA . Start Collecting Today for
the Whole Family GUARANTEED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT - IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
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1813 |
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handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1813 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of land in Lindsey in the County of Lincoln between The Right
Honorable William Beauclerk referred to as Lord William Beauclerk, of the one
part; and Benjamin John Vickers, a Victualler, of the second part. Nicely
penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamp, tax stamp, and red
wax seal on green cloth tag. Fine condition, measures 27 x 23". |
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143 |
1883 |
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73/19
Hastings, Agnes Mary - Confirmation Card dated 1883. She attended school in
Malvern, but was born in Ludford, Lincs.
£3 |
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144 |
1826 |
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63/6 Ashby - 1826 - |
Smith |
Chatterton |
Hoyland |
Brown |
Parker |
Wilson |
Chapman |
Banks |
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145 |
1827 |
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63/8 Ashby - 1827 - Assignment for 1000 years by
John Nicholson (Trustee for George Skipworth) to Johnathan Spring (Trustee
for William Chatterton). [See also,
63/9 and 63/10] 3 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Nicholson, Skipworth and Chatterton. Relates to
agreement by Skipworth to sell land to Thomas Campbell, who in turn resold
part to Chatterton. Refers to earlier Deeds, Inclosure Act and Will of George
Skipworth's father. Detailed description of properties sold, including
occupiers and adjoining properties. Names mentioned - |
Nicholson |
Skipworth |
Spring |
Chatterton |
Campbell |
etc |
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146 |
1827 |
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63/9 Ashby - 1827 - Release by George Skipworth
at direction of Thomas Campbell to William Chatterton (part of same agreement
as above Assignment.)[See also, 63/9 and 63/10] 4 sheets parchment - signed
and sealed by Skipworth, Campbell and
Chatterton. Refers to Will of Philip
Skipworth with detailed description of properties sold, including occupiers
and adjoining properties. Names as above.
£52 |
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Campbell |
Chatterton |
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147 |
1827 |
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63/10 Ashby - 1827 - Assignment of Land by William
Brooks (Trustee for George Skipworth) to William Ostler Nicholson (Trustee
for William Chatterton) of various lands for remainder of 500 years created
by Mortgage of 1728.[See also, 63/8 and 63/9] 3 sheets parchment - signed and
sealed by Brooks, Skipworth and
Chatterton. Refers to earlier Deeds, Inclosure Act and Will of Philip
Skipworth. Detailed description of properties sold, including occupiers and
adjoining properties. Names mentioned - |
Brooks |
Skipworth |
Nicholson |
Chatterton |
etc |
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148 |
1844 |
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63/12 Barnetby
le Wold - 1844 - Mortgage £500 granted to Joseph Robinson and John West
(Melton Ross) by Brian Hesleden (Barton upon Humber). 2 sheets parchment -
signed and sealed by all 3 parties.
Refers to acquisition of property by Robinson and West the previous day
together with details of the land / property mortgaged. Other names -
Havercroft, Metcalf. £47 |
Robinson |
West |
Hesleden |
Havercroft |
Metcalf |
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149 |
1872 |
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63/18
Frodingham- 1872 - Grant of Right of Way by Rev. Edward Mitford Weigall to
Trent, Ancholme and Grimsby Railway. Henry Wigfield, Jarvis Harris, Jos
Richards and Arthur George Harris (all Rotherham, Yorks) party to the agreement
for Railway. 2 sheets parchment with small plan on sheet 2 - signed and sealed by all 5 parties. Railway to be used for
transporting Ironstone and Ironore from mines on Vicarage Glebelands.
Detailed restrictions relating to 40 year Lease, including annual rental and
royalties. Other names - Cole, Sheffield, trafford, Winn. £48 |
Weigall |
Wigfield |
Harris |
Richards |
Cole |
Sheffield |
Trafford |
Winn |
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150 |
1868 |
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63/17
Goxhill - 1868 - Conveyance of
Property by William Arnold to William Wright (Goxhill) in exchange for taking
over existing Mortgage and payment of annual annuity to Arnold. George
Dishman as Trustee for Arnold.[see also 63/20] 2 sheets parchment - signed
and sealed by Arnold and Wright,
Dishman made mark. Details of original Mortgage, detailed description of
property and terms under which to be held by
Wright / Dishman. Other names -
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Arnold |
Wright |
Dishman |
Bell |
Dawson |
Fulston |
Garniss |
Lancaster |
Nelson |
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151 |
1878 |
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63/20 Goxhill
- 1878 - Assignment by Richard Bullock (Vicar - Barrow and Welton le Wold)
and Joseph Bentley as Executors of John Hardy Deceased to Joseph Bentley (Barrow). William Wright
party to the agreement as owner of mortgaged property [see document 63/17] 2
sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Bullock, Bentley and Wright, endorsed on reverse 'Mortgage
redeemed 1897 and property reconveyed to Wright' . Details of earlier Sales
and Mortgages, Deaths and Wills of parties to these agreements. Detailed description
of Land. Other names - |
Bullock |
Bentley |
Hardy |
Wright |
Bell |
Dudding |
Evison |
Fulstow |
Garniss |
Nelson |
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152 |
1813 |
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63/4
Messingham - 1813 - Assignment of Mortgage by Richard Barker (as Executor of
Richard Jay) - of mortgage granted to William Moor to Edward Roadley ( |
Barker |
Jay |
Moor |
Roadley |
Swymmey |
Stones |
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153 |
1828 |
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63/11
Killingholme - 1828 - Conveyance of Land - Thomas Peart and Susannah, his
wife (nee Hickson) to Richard Brocklesby. William Cross and Robert Corringham
as Trustees for Peart and Thomas John Dixon as Trustee for Brocklesby. 2
sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Cross, Corringham, Thomas and
Susannah Peart. Witnessed by Jno Taylor, John Hawkins, William Edward
Woodall, T P Newcome, William Barnard. Refers to earlier Deeds, and Terms of
Settlement of which Land forms part; also description of Land. Other names -
Lord Yarborough, Tate. £47 |
Peart |
Hickson |
Brocklesby |
Cross |
Corringham |
Taylor |
Hawkins |
Woodall |
Newcome |
Barnard |
Lord |
Yarborough |
Tate |
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1809 |
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63/2
North Killingholme - 1809 - Sale of Land - Thomas Bower to Thomas Short. 2
sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Thomas Bower and William Smith Hesleden
(as his trustee) and witnessed by William Hesleden and Joseph Brown. Refers
to earlier agreement by which Bower acquired the land , and gives location of
land by reference to adjoining roads and Landowners. £47 |
Bower |
Short |
Hesleden |
Brown |
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155 |
1824 |
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63/5
North Killingholme - 1824 - Mortgage of Property by William Short to Benjamin
Pearce (Wesleyan Minister, Barton upon Humber). 2 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by
Wm Short and Benjamin Pearce. Witnessed by Lancelot Chas. Moore and William
Tummon (both of Hull). Details of Inheritance by Short from his Uncle, and
cousins who also received legacies under the Will - (Thomas Parkin, Ann
Pinchen/ Penwick, Elizabeth Hick). Describes Land mortgaged. £47 |
Short |
Pearce |
Moore |
Tummon |
Parkin |
Pinchen |
Penwick |
Hick |
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156 |
1876 |
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63/19
Scawby - 1876 - Marriage Settlement - Coningsby Charles Sibthorpe (Canwich
Hall) to Mary Georgina Sutton (Scawby Hall). Her father, Rev. Robert Sutton
and Trustees, Montague Richard Waldo Sibthorpe, Arthur Henry Leslie Melville,
Captain Robert Nassau Sutton and Francis Richard Sutton also party to the
agreement. 5 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by all 7 parties to the
agreement. Fine set of Seals - 6 different. Extensive details of inheritance
settled on Trustees (nearly £28,000). Details of earlier family Marriage
Settlements and Wills. Grandfather - Sir John Nelthorpe Bart; ? Great
Grandfather - Sir Charles Henry John Anderson Bart. £68 |
Sibthorpe |
Sutton |
Melville |
Nelthorpe |
Anderson |
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157 |
1827 |
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63/7
Searby - 1827 - Disposal of Half of Manor of Searby by Mary Ann Roadley to
John Walter Dudding and John Iles. 4 sheets parchment - signed and sealed
by Mary Ann Roadley and witnessed by
John Ferraby and Chas. Smith. Contains details of all properties and land
included in the sale, and the tenants. Names mentioned - |
Roadley |
Dudding |
Iles |
Ferraby |
Smith |
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158 |
1847 |
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63/13
Searby - 1847 - Appointment of Property by Abigail Ferraby (nee Everatt) wife
of John Ferraby to Trustees John Taylor and Thomas Kirkby. 4 sheets parchment
- signed and sealed by Ferraby, Taylor and Kirkby. Refers to father's Will,
mother, sister and other family history details also Marriage Settlement.
Detailed description of property transferred to trustees. £58 |
Ferraby |
Everatt |
Taylor |
Kirkby |
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159 |
1812 |
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63/3
South Killingholme - 1812 - Sale of Land - William Morrison (Kingston upon
Hull) to John Humphrey (Habrough). Matthew Rack and William Smith Hesleden
also party to the agreement. 2 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Wm
Morrison, John Humphrey Wm Hesleden and Matthew Rack. Witnessed by
Thos Brown, Robert Bygott, Jno Dickinson. Refers to William Morrison's father
and grandfather, earlier Deeds and Mortgage from Matthew Rack.. £47 |
Morrison |
Humphrey |
Rack |
Hesleden |
Brown |
Bygott |
Dickinson |
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160 |
1865,
1868 |
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63/15
South Killingholme - 1865 and 1868.
1865 Advance of further Mortgage to Brady Brocklesby (Billingborough,
Lincs - now Eastthorpe, Leicester) by Richard Casswell (Skirbeck) with
further agreement 1868 (on reverse of sheet 2 ) transfer of Mortgage to John
Donnington (Whaplede Grove) and Parkin Wigglesworth (Boston). [see also
63/16] 3 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Brocklesby, Wigglesworth,
Casswell, Donnington. Refers to earlier Deeds to which Brocklesby and Wigglesworth were party. Detailed
description of Lands. £57 |
Brocklesby |
Casswell |
Donnington |
Wigglesworth |
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161 |
1865 |
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63/16 South Killingholme - 1865 - Advance of
second Mortgage of £500 to Brady
Brocklesby ( Eastthorpe, Leicester) by Edwin Barnes (Blackheath, Kent) on
security of Lincolnshire properties. Parkin Wigglesworth as Trustee for
Brocklesby . [see also 63/15] 2 sheets parchment - signed and sealed by
Brocklesby, Wigglesworth and Barnes.
£47 |
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162 |
1852 |
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63/14
Yaddlethorpe - 1852 -
Assignment of Mortgage - mortgage granted by Joshua Hill
(Blyborough / Willoughton) to John Middleton (Yaddlesthorpe ) transferred to
John and Diana Wilson ( |
Hill |
Middleton |
Wilson |
Brackenbury |
Howlett |
Plummer |
Stocks |
Campbell |
Sooby |
Allison |
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163 |
1809,
1845 |
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53/98
Bentley, Henry - Glamford Briggs - 1809 / 1845 Copy of will with 2 Letters of Administration.
Will dated 1786 - names wife and 2 daughters. Original Letters of
Administration granted to daughter, Hannah [Metcalfe, subsequently Smith]in
1809. 2nd Letters of Administration granted to grandson, Henry Bently
Metcalfe in 1845. Gives dates of death of Henry and 2 daughters. £35 |
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Smith |
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164 |
1838 |
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50/36
Brocklesby, David - South Killingholme - 1838 Copy of will - paper [see also
50/31] names wife, 5 children and sister. £25 |
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165 |
1825 |
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53/100
Dodds, Ann [widow] - Ravensthorpe, Lincs./ Shenstone, Stafford 1825 Probated
Will - vellum - number of children, but only William named. £27 |
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166 |
1818 |
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53/92
Dunn, Ann [widow] - Wrawby - 1818 Probated Will - vellum - names 3 daughters.
£25 |
Dunn |
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167 |
1880 |
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50/69 Ferraby,
John - Wootton Hall - 1880 Copy of Probated Will - paper - names wife’s
sister, Margaretta Dickinson and one son, Frederick and daughter, Harriett,
others not named. £18 |
Ferraby |
Dickinson |
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168 |
1853 |
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50/51
Fleetwood, Rev. Charles - Somerby - 1853 Probated Will and Codicils - vellum
- names brother, sisters [Underwood and Marsden], nieces and nephews. £40 |
Fleetwood |
Underwood |
Marsden |
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169 |
1855 |
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50/52
Fytche, John - South Elkington - 1855 Copy of Will - paper - names wife,
brother - in - law [Willsdon] 3 sons and daughter [married to Count Quarto de
Belgiojose, Naples ]. £25 |
Fytche |
Willsdon |
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170 |
1875 |
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53/105 Golland,
Priscilla - Appleby - 1875 Letters of Administration - husband, John. £6 |
Golland |
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171 |
1871 |
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53/104 Howden,
Arabella - Lincoln - 1871 Copy of Will and Letters of Administration - paper
- names husband and refers to Will of James Marshall Broughton. £12 |
Howden |
Broughton |
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172 |
1824 |
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50/34
Humphrey, John - Haburgh - 1824 Copy of Probated Will - paper - names wife
and 5 children. £20 |
Humphrey |
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173 |
1820 |
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53/94
Johnson, Thomas - Messing ham - 1820 Probated Will - vellum - main
beneficiaries - Mary [wife of John Jackson] and their 9 children - also 4
cousins [Hendle]. £28 |
Johnson |
Jackson |
Hendle |
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174 |
1884 |
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50/75
Kirkland, Harriett - Messingham - 1884 Probated Will - vellum - names sister
Sarah. £15 |
Kirkland |
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175 |
1842 |
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50/40
Kirkland, Richard - Messingham - 1842 Probated Will - vellum - names wife and
7 children [daughter married to Richard Smith, Scotter]. £30 |
Kirkland |
Smith |
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176 |
1842 |
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50/38
Kirkland, Richard - Messingham - 1842 Copy of Will - paper. Details as 50/40.
£22 |
Kirkland |
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177 |
1842 |
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50/41Kirkland,
Richard - Messingham - 1842 Copy of Will - paper. Details as 50/40 £24 |
Kirkland |
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178 |
1887 |
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50/76
Middleton, Charles - Yaddlethorpe - 1887 Probated Will - vellum - names
sister Maria and nephew James Middleton. £16 |
Middleton |
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179 |
1876 |
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50/66
Middleton, Maria [Widow] Yaddlethorpe - 1876 Letters of Administration -
vellum - names son , James. £7 |
Middleton |
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180 |
1801 |
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50/29
Naylor, William - Immingham - 1801 Contemporary Copy of Will - paper - names
brother Richard, Southcoats. Gives details of various land holdings. £18 |
Naylor |
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181 |
1840 |
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53/97 Nicholson,
John - Glamford Briggs - 1840 Probated Will - vellum - names wife. £22 |
Nicholson |
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182 |
1827 |
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53/96 Robson,
Edmund -Yaddlethorpe - 1827 Letters of Administration - vellum - son Thomas.
£10 |
Robson |
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183 |
1825 |
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53/95
Rowbottom, John - Messing ham - 1825 Copy of Probated Will - paper - names
wife, son and 3 daughters [Kirtland, Stocks, Wakefield]. £18 |
Rowbottom |
Kirtland |
Stocks |
Wakefield |
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184 |
1820s |
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53/93
Sharpe, William - both snr. and jnr.- Messing ham - 1820’s Extracts from
Wills on paper; refers to properties owned by both and gives details of wife
and son of William jnr. £10 |
Sharpe |
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185 |
1847 |
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53/99
Spilman, Mary - |
Spilman |
Fox |
Lewis |
Hockney |
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186 |
1847 |
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50/46
Twigg [nee Hall], Martha - Wrawby - 1847 ORIGINAL WILL - paper - gives
details of marriage settlement, names husband, husbands 3 brothers and
sister, own sisters [Havercroft and Marris] and other more distant relatives.
£42 |
Twigg |
Hall |
Havercroft |
Marris |
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187 |
1828 |
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50/35
Vessey, Elizabeth [Spinster] Keelby - 1828 Letters of Administration - vellum
- granted to sister, Anne Greenwood. £10 |
Vessey |
Greenwood |
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188 |
1850 |
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50/48
Waddingham [nee Ellis], Arabella - Legsby - 1850 Probated Will - vellum -
names late husband, 3 children, father and brother. £26 |
Waddingham |
Ellis |
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189 |
1872 |
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50/61
Waddingham, Edward - Brigg - 1872 Probated Will - vellum - names son Charles,
sister Elizabeth [wife of Robert Woods] and niece Mary Ann. £18 |
Waddingham |
Woods |
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190 |
1868 |
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50/83 |
Wakefield |
Parkinson |
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191 |
1863 |
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50/57
Walker, George - Bigby - 1863 Probated Will - vellum - names wife and 2 sons.
£18 |
Walker |
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192 |
1816 |
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50/32
Walker, Mary [Widow of William -see 50/31] - Glamford Briggs - 1816 Probated
Will - vellum. £25 |
Walker |
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193 |
1807 |
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50/30
Walker Thomas - Wrawby -1807 Probated Will - vellum - names wife and 6
children, daughters married to Aldworth and Banks. £28 |
Walker |
Alsworth |
Banks |
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194 |
1880 |
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50/71
Walker Thomas - Worlaby - 1880 Probated Will - vellum - names wife and 2
children. £20 |
Walker |
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195 |
1816 |
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50/31
Walker William - Glamford Briggs - 1816 Probated Will - vellum - names wife
[see 50/32] , 2 daughters [Brocklesby and Williamson] and grandchildren. £30 |
Walker |
Brocklesbury |
Williamson |
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196 |
1841 |
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50/39
Ward, John - Great Grimsby - 1841 Probated Will - vellum - names wife and 2
sisters [one married to Robinson], residuary legatees - James and Eliza
Atkinson. £26 |
Ward |
Robinson |
Atkinson |
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197 |
1845 |
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50/43
Ward, John - Croxby - 1845 Letters of Administration - vellum - names uncle,
George Cuthbert and aunt, Mary Hall. £8 |
Ward |
Cuthbert |
Hall |
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198 |
1878 |
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50/67
Waterup, Mary - Brigg - 1878 Probated Will - vellum - names beneficiaries -
Symonds, Brigg and Golland, Essex. £16 |
Waterup |
Symonds |
Brigg |
Golland |
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199 |
1884 |
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50/74
Watson, Esther [Widow] - Scotter - 1884 Probated Will - vellum - names 2
sons, other children not named. £18 |
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Watson, George - Messingham - 1866 Letters of Administration - vellum - names
wife, Eliza. £7 |
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