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1742 |
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1892 |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 20 October 1892. It measures 16 inches long by
10.25 inches wide. It is between William James Shickel, John Horton, Harriet
Horton, Mary Ann Cook, Robert Satler and John Cave. It deals with the
conveyance of a cottage or tennement together with the garden and arable land
situated in Whapole Drove in Lincoln. It retains the revenue stamp together
with five wax seals with signatures or marks. |
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1859 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 16 November 1859. It measures 23.75
inches long by 27 inches wide. It is between Henry Harwood, Richard Elkington
and Maurice Peter Moore. It deals with the reconveyance and release of
messuages and tennements called the Royal Oak Public House together with the
yards and buildings situated in Hecklington in Lincoln. It retains the
revenue stamp together with two wax seals and signatures. It is well written
and clean. |
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1856-1860 |
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Surgery.
Three Apprenticeship Indentures for Surgeons, 1856/60, one to be apprenticed
to Robert H. Paterson, Glamford Briggs, Links., one for apprenticeship to
William M. Crowfoot, Beccles, Suffolk, and the third for apprenticeship to
Henry Nicolson Hett, Worksop, Notts., all paper, folio |
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234 |
1802 |
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A
Vellum Three Page indenture dated 1802 made between William and Mary
Pennythorne of Glamford Brigg in the county of Lincolnshire and George Martin
of the same place and Richard Nicholson of the same place. Concerns the
purchase of land etc, includes the schedule of the indentures concerning
these property dating 1713, 1741, 1744, 1768, 1770, 1773, 1799, 1802. Bears
two red wax seals and the personal signatures of William and Mary
Pennythorne. Measures Approx. 27½ inches x 20 inches. In good condition. |
Pennythorne |
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235 |
1886 |
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A 18
Page Vellum indenture for a marriage settlement dated 1886 made between The
Reverend Robert Sutton and Charlotte to Sir Charles Henry John Anderson and Frederick
Sutton. The indenture made between Montague Richard Waldo Sibthorp of
Canwick, Lincolnshire, Arthur Henry Leslie Melville formerly of Branston,
Lincoln and Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe of Scawby Hall, Lincoln, Francis
Richard Sutton of Scawby Lincoln on the first part and Coningsby Charles
Sibthorp of Canwick Hall, Lincoln and Mary Georgina his wife on the second
part and Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe George Barrington Baker of number 3
Norfolk Crescent, Middlesex and Sir John Swinburne of capheaton in the county
of Northumberland Baronet and William Hill James of number 7 Lowndes Street,
Middlesex, Lieutenant Colonel in Her Majesty’s Army of the third part and
Paul Swinburne of the Naval & Military Club in Middlesex and Major in Her
Majesty’s Army and Evelyn Charlotte His Wife on the fourth part and Henry
John Sutton of Scawby, Lincoln of the fifth part and Francis Richard Sutton
of the sixth part and Coningsby Charles Sibthorp The Reverend Francis Amcotts
Jarvis formerly of Kettlethorpe But now of Burton Upon Stather, Lincoln and
Robert Nassau Sutton Nelthorpe and Francis Richard Sutton on the seventh part
Montague Richard Waldo Sibthorp and Mabel Albinia his wife of the eight part
Janetta Nina Sutton of Scawby Hall, Lincoln of the ninth part and Hugh
Nelthorpe Sutton of Derby of the tenth part, and Sir Charles Henry John
Anderson of Lea, Lincoln, Baronet and Frederick Sutton, Formerly of the City
of Lincoln but now of 18 Clarence Parade, Southsea, Hants on the eleventh
part. Bears 18 red wax seals and signed by everybody mentioned above, Each
Page Measures Approx. 18½ inches x 12 inches. In Good Condition and an
extremely rare document with 18 red wax seals. |
Sutton |
Anderson |
Sibthorp |
Melville |
Nelthorpe |
Baker |
Swinburne |
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1735 |
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A
Vellum indenture dated 1735 made between Robert Harrison of Bishops Norton of
Lincolnshire heir to William Brumby late of the city of Lincoln, Son of
Elizabeth the only sister of the said William Brumby on the first part and
Edward Gardner of Norton or Nockton in Lincolnshire. Bears one feeble red wax
seal and the personal signature of Robert Harrison. Measures Approx. 28½
inches x 22½ inches. A few holes in this one otherwise in ok condition. |
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237 |
1658 |
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Antique
Document (Commonwealth Period) related to Land in Kirton in Lindsey,
Lincolnshire. Dated 19 June 1658. A chance to acquire an antique piece of
English local history Written in ink on vellum, folded. One seal remains
complete, part of another is missing and the third is missing. Document: John
Aystrope of Gainsborough, Lincs., Mercer, and his Wife Anne and Son and Heir
John Aistropp, to Andrew Todd of Scotton, LIncs., Clerk of Three Oxgangs of
Land Meadow and Pasture in Kirton in Lindsey (Lately... occupied by William
Stapleton). The dimensions are approx. 250mm X 320mm plus tags and seals. It
is written in ink on vellum and signed
By John senior and junior (Aistropp) and mark of Anne. |
Aystrope |
Todd |
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238 |
1697 |
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Antique
Document related to Land in Walcot, Billinghay in Lincolnshire. Dated 21 Oct.
1697. A chance to acquire an antique piece of English local history Written
in ink on vellum, folded. ONe tag, missing seal. Document: Lease (for Six
Months in view of Release) By George Arnall of Walcot in Billinghay, Lincs.,
Yeoman, to Elizabeth STandish of Thorpe Tilney, Widow, of a Messuage, Oxgang
of Arable Land, and Half 'dale or deale' of Meadow, Est. 7 Acres, in Walcot.
The dimensions are approx. 560mm X 175mm plus tag. It is written in ink on
vellum and signed by George Arnall. Very clean. |
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Standish |
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239 |
1841 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 18th June 1841. It measures 18.25
inches long by 23.5 inches wide. It is between John Freshney, Thomas Birch
Reynardson and John Pearson Sawage. It deals with the lease for a year of a
cottage or dwellinghouse with shop, outbuildings, yard garden and a piece or
plot of land in Folbrath in the County of Lincoln. It retains the revenue
stamp together with two wax seals and signatures. A clean and well written
document |
Freshney |
Reynardson |
Sawage |
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240 |
1884 |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document and hand written letter dated 25 March 1884.
It measures 12.75 inches long by 8 inches wide. It is between William Walton
and Augustus Liverton Jessopp. It deals with the mortgage of two cottages and
premises situated in New Sleaford in the county of lincolnshire. The document
also has a hand written letter and copy dated the same. On the reverse side
of the document is a note acknowledging payment and a purple coloured revenue
stamp. A clean and well written item |
Walton |
Jessopp |
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241 |
1858 |
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Here is
an ornate vellum Indenture dated 30th March 1858 being a Conveyance of
property situate in Far Newland in the Parish of St.Mary-le-Wigford,
Lincoln. The contract is between
Septimus Lowe, Surgeon; and George Coleshaw, Boatman. This document opens out
to approx 25" x 21", and has two wax seals and one revenue stamp.
In excellent condition. |
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242 |
1784 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written paper Obligation Bond document dated |
Walker |
Nicholson |
Chambers |
Etherington |
Hardey |
Isaac |
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243 |
1827 |
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1827 ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED REIGN GEORGE IV BOSTON. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE OF ALL THAT CLOSE OR
PASTURE LYING AND BEING IN BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN ON A STREET OF
LANE CALLED BUTT LANE BETWEEN THOMAS BROUGHTON ON BOSTON LINCOLNSHIRE,
BREWER, OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS VENT OF BOSTON AFORESAID, GLAZIER OF THE
OTHER PART. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 19 INCHES X 25INCHES |
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1330 |
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MEDIEVAL
VELLUM RECEIPT - WILSTHORPE, LINCOLNSHIRE - 1330 William G...pa...ham? of |
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245 |
1892 |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 20 October 1892. It measures 15.75 inches long
by 10.25 inches wide. It is between Daniel Knight and John Cave. It deals
with the conveyance of a cottage or tennement and land situated at Whaplode
Drove in the County of Lincoln. It retains the revenue stamp and wax seal
with the signature of Daniel Knight. A clean document |
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246 |
1827 |
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LINCOLNSHIRE
VELLUM DEED REIGN GEORGE IV BOSTON 1827. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE RELEASE OF ALL THAT CLOSE OR
PASTURE LYING AND BEING IN BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN ON A STREET OF
LANE CALLED BUTT LANE BETWEEN THOMAS BROUGHTON ON BOSTON LINCOLNSHIRE,
BREWER, AND SOPHIA HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS VENT OF BOSTON
AFORESAID, GLAZIER OF THE OTHER PART AND THOMAS THIRKILL OF BOSTON
GENTLEMAN. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
SIZE 30 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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19th
century |
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Family Documents A small
collection of Duckle family documents spanning the 19th century, the principal
ones being probated wills of 3 successive Robert Duckles and an 1833
settlement on the marriage of Henrietta Barker Duckle to Lt Col Sir Joseph
Rudsdell. Latter items are lists of
rents received for various properties in Beckingham, just over the county
boundary in Nottinghamshire. The 3
Robert Duckles lived in Beckingham (1803), Gainsborough (1846), and
Gainsborough (1861). A total of 20
items altogether of which 9 are on parchment.
The collection, also listed on the Nottinghamshire page, (ref 0000) |
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248 |
17th
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family] Abstract of Title to [unstated] Property in Moreton Morland &
Eagle This undated
but evidently 17th century abstract gives very brief details of land
transactions ranging from 18Eliz [1576] to 19Car2 [1668]. William [described
as Citizen] was the first of several Hewetts to be involved in these
properties and is mentioned as acquiring the lands by conveyance in 35Eliz
[1593]. Later on there is hint of a challenge that this 'conveyance' was
merely a lease. Little information can be gleaned about the Hewetts, though
William had two sons, John and Solomon. William also seems to have had a
brother [Sir] John who somehow acquired the rights to the properties.
Manuscript on paper which, as folded, became stuck together and has been
holed by careless unfolding with the loss of some text. However, abstracts of
this age are unusual. (ref 554/26) |
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249 |
1842-1865 |
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[Boston] Mortgage Deeds to 4 Houses in Innocent
Street The 4
houses were mortgaged throughout the 23 years (1842-1865) covered by these 6 parchment
mortgage deeds,most of which concern local bricklayer/builder John Lynn. (ref 489/5) |
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250 |
1822-1845 |
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[Saxilby]
Bundle of Documents relating to Pasture Farm 60 documents,
all paper, ranging in dates from 1822 to 1845. The collection consists mainly
of letters, notes, invoices etc. Much of the paperwork preludes the sale of
the farm by auction in 1844, as a result of which local draper Edward
Worthington acquired this 70-odd acre farm for £3250. Tenants include
Stanley, Shuttleworth, Hopkinson. There are two abstracts of title (lists of
deeds), one of which gives details of transactions going back to 1721, and a
poster announcing the sale to be held at the City Arms Hotel in Lincoln on
13.9.1844. The farm is described as being 'bounded by the River Foss Dyke on
or towards the North, by the Broadholme Drain on or towards the East and by
the road leading from Skillingthorpe to Saxilby on or towards the West'. The
collection (ref 7100) |
Worthington |
Stanley |
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Hopkinson |
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1754
Vellum lease to property and lands at Sturton in the street, Parish of Stow, Lincolnshire
between Charles Amcotts of Harrington, Lincs & Miss Anna Maria Amcotts of
Palace of Lincoln. fine wax seals & signatures. |
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1907 |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 3 December 1907. It measures 22.5
inches long by 27.5 inches wide. It is between William Martin Casswell, The
Right Honorable Sidney James Earl of Normanton, The Right Honorable Horatio
Earl Nelson and The Right Honorable Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon. It deals
with the conveyance of freehold cottages and land in Queensbank in Moulton in
the County of Lincolnshire. The document also mentions another piece of land
called Catch Colt Corner otherwise known as Cate Cover Corner. It retains the
revenue stamp and two wax seals with the signatures of William Casswell and
Earl of Normanton. |
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253 |
1871 |
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Old English
Indenture being a Disentailing Deed dated 30th November 1871 between Ralph
Henry Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall Northampton, Esquire (1) Thomas Henry
Burroughes of Hutton Rutland, Esquire (2).
The Deed relates to the estate of the Rev. Henry William Nevile late
of Cottesmore Rutland,Clerk, deceased.
The document deals with certain freehold messuages, farms, land,
tenements and premises situate in the several Parishes of Aubourn,
Haddington, Harmston New Eagle (otherwise Eagle Hall) Wellingor and
Spridlington in the County of Lincoln in the Parish of Barnby in the County
of Nottingham and in the Parish of Halstead in the County of Leicester. It relates to his last Will and Testament
dated 10th July 1829 (with one Codicil). This
large 4 page Disentailing Deed of Indenture measures 28" x 21.5"
and weighs 213 grammes. It has the
original Government stamp duty seal on the face of page 1 with the original
black Revenue stamp on the reverse side.
The signatures and 2 wax seals of the parties are extremely well
preserved. The Deed has memoranda
endorsed thereon in the years 1879, 1880, 1881 and 1883. It was enrolled in Her Majesty's Queen
Victoria's High Court of Chancery on 1st December 1871 and the Court stamp is
clearly marked on the front sheet. For
its age it is in good condition having been stored in the same Safe for over
20 years. |
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1856 |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 5 April 1856. It measures 22 inches
long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between Charles Hannam and Charles Sharp
Smith. It deals with the mortgage od a messuage or tennement and close of
land at Corby in the County of Lincolnshire. It retains the revenue stamp
together with a wax seal and signature of Charles Hannam. |
Hannam |
Smith |
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1839 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 31st August 1839. It measures 22.75
inches long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between William Fisher, Richard Elkington and
Caroline Brackenbury. It deals with the assignment of a mortgage of a
messuage or tennement called Royal Oak with garden, yards, a pasture of land
containing 4 acres and a second piece of land called Garwith Field containing
8 acres situated in Berkington in the County of Lincolnshire. It retains the
revenue stamp together with three wax seals and two signatures. A well
written document. |
Fisher |
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1845 |
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Old
English Indenture being a Deed of Assignment dated 3rd July 1845 between Sir
Robert Heron of Stubton in the County of Lincoln, Baronet and the Reverend
Henry Corrie of Blatherwick in the County of Northampton, Clerk (1) Henry
Nevile of Walcot Park in the County of Northampton, Esquire (2) and Nathaniel
Bridges of Red Lion Square in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman (3). The document assigns all the messuages or
tenements, cottages, pieces or parcels of land hereditaments, and all and singular
other the premises described in a Deed of Indenture of Settlement for a term
of 1000 years, namely land in Spridlington in the County of Lincoln. This
large deed of Indenture measures 28.5" x 24" and weighs 134
grammes. It has the original Government
stamp duty seal on the face of 2 pages with the original white Revenue stamps
on the reverse sides and the 4 wax seals of the parties are extremely well
preserved. The Deed has endorsed upon
the back of the second page an Indenture of Surrender and Re-Assignment dated
11th June 1862. It has a Government
Revenue seal on the face of the Indenture and the white stamp preserved on
the other side. It has the original 8
wax seals on the face of the document which are in perfect condition. The whole document for its age is in
remarkable condition. Some of the
handwriting is slightly faded with age but is readable. It is an ideal piece of English history for
collectors of old hand written documents. |
Heron |
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1801 |
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An
Indenture dated 10th June 1801.A legal document for deeds to a plot of land
in Boston between Mr Samuel Barnard And Mr John Watson.The document is in
beautiful condition with a perfectly visible embossed revenue stamp.There is
also a two shilling printed stamp.There are two parts the outer paper bears
the names of the parties and witnesses and the inner, the actual document.The
two are joined by an elaborate twist of paper.The dimensions are approx.33cm
x 42cm |
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258 |
1390 |
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A
superb condition medieval vellum release and quitclaim: William de Wylsthorp merchant,
son and heir of Adam, the son of Richard Skynner of Wylsthorp, to Alan de
Bradlay of York, butcher - all rights in lands & tenements with
appurtenances which Alan lately had by gift & feoffment of William.
Clause of warranty. Sealed by William of Wylsthorp and witnessed by John de
Gysburn, Henry de Gelsthorp, William de Hoperton, Thomas Dygill, William del
Roth clerk and others. Dated at Wylsthorp the 18th day of May in the 2nd year
of the reign of Richard II [1390]. This is a very attractive document in
excellent condition for its age and still retains an intact wax seal (a
rarity for medieval documents). It refers to lands in the parish of
Wilsthorpe, South Kesteven in Lincolnshire. Handwritten in latin on vellum.
Minor creasing and cockling. Wonderful intact red wax seal depicting the
virgin and child, with inscription around edge - 2 cm diameter. Document
size: 25 by 11 cm. |
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Wylsthorp |
Skynner |
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Bradlay |
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1880 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Broughton Lancs VAVASOUR to RAW 1880. from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being A TITLE DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF A MOITY OF RENT
OUT OF LAND IN YEW STREET AND GRECIAN STREET BROUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER BETWEEN THE REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS STUKELEY VAVASOUR OF SNELLAND
RECTORY NEAR WRAGBY IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS AND WILLIAM
STUCKLEY GRSLEY OF OVERSEAL IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER CIVIL AND MINING
ENGINEER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMPSON RAW OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER ARCHITECT
OF THE OTHER PART. ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX
SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
Vavasour |
Grsley |
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260 |
1764 |
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Lease
document - Swineshead, Lincolnshire 1764. ****Attested copy dated 29 November
1780********* Indenture dated 17 August 1764 between Samuel Smith of Swineshead
in the County of Lincoln, Yeoman, and John Smith of Swineshead, Yeoman, of
the one part, and William Staines of Swineshead, Blacksmith. "In
consideration of the sum of five shillings, all that Cottage or Tenement and
one rood of land, also three acres of pasture called the Cherryholt and one
close of pasture containing ten acres lying in Swineshead". "This
is a true copy of the original deed as examined therewith, this 29 November
1780 by us, Jn. Roberts / Charles H King" One page, paper document. No
wax seals. Signatures of persons extracting details of the document. Measures
12.5ins x 15.5ins |
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1801 |
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MANUSCRIPT
Deed BASSINGHAM LINCOLN Rogers to Weightman 1801. from the reign of GEORGE
III MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being THE TITLE DEED OF APPOINTMENT AND RELEASE
OF PART OF A CLOSE OF LAND AT BASSINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN BETWEEN
MATHEW ROGERS OF BASSINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN FARMER OF THE ONE PART
AND WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN OF THE SAME PLACE FARMER OF THE OTHER PART. WITH
SCHEDULE FROM 1791 ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES Also mentions George
Badham and Elizabeth his wife of the first... (part?) and ...? ..ingham?
Gentleman of the third part. Mathew Rogers was the second party. |
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1346 |
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A
medieval vellum document: Thomas de Rokeby, sheriff of York, has received the
King's writ in these words: Edward King of England, France & Lord of
Scotland to the sheriff of York, greetings. Beatrice who was the wife of
Robert de Wylesthorp has come before our justices at Westminster and
recovered her seisin against John de Cromwelbothum & Alice his wife of
one messuage 80 acres land & 10 acres meadow with apputenances in
Wylesthorp. Therefore the sheriff is ordered to give her full seisin. Dated
at Westminster 12 February 20th year of England & 7th of France [1346] By
virtue of which writ the sheriff appoints in his place John de Shirburn,
bailiff of the wapentake of Dynsty to implement the writ in his name. The
seal of Thomas de Rokeby. Dated at York Monday after the Annunciation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary in the 20th year of the reign of Edward III of England
and in the 7th year of the reign of Edward III of France [1346]. It refers to
lands in the parish of Wilsthorpe, South Kesteven in Lincolnshire.
Handwritten in latin on vellum. Some creasing, dust marking and cockling, but
all text readable. Approx. half of Rokeby's wax seal on a vellum tag - 2 cm
diameter. Document size: 27 by 14 cm. |
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Rokeby |
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Cromwelbothum |
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263 |
1403 |
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A very
good condition medieval vellum grant and confirmation: Robert de Wilsthorp to
William Pullowe chaplain & Thomas de Wilsthorp my brother - 9 tenements,
15 acres arable land & 5 acres meadow with appurtenances in Wilsthorp, of
which one tenement is in the tenure of Richard de Russheton, one of John de
la Hall, one of William Stagg, one of John Gude, one of John Fossard, one of
John Henlayke, one of Olive de Brunne, one of Ralph the son of Alan & one
of William Swerd. Clause of warranty. Sealed by Robert de Wilsthorp.
Witnesses: Richard Fayrefax, William de Thwayte, William Danill, John de
Hamerton, William son of Roger and others. Dated at Wilsthorp the 16th day of
December in the 5th year of the reign of Henry IV [1403]. This is a very
attractive document in good clean condition for its age and still retains an
intact wax seal. It refers to lands in the parish of Wilsthorpe, South
Kesteven in Lincolnshire. Handwritten in latin on vellum. Nice clean
condition with some creasing and cockling, but all text readable. One very
small stain. Wonderful intact red wax seal - 2.5 cm diameter. Document size:
27 by 14 cm. |
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Fossard |
Henlayke |
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Antique
Document Between William Smith of Westborough and Henry Nelson (The Rev.) of
Hougham. Dated 1st Jan. 1616. Seventeenth Century Indenture, written in ink
on vellum, folded. Two tags with no seals and also two vellum additions, one
of which has red seals. Signed by Wm Smith (his mark), by Christopher Smith
and witnesses. The dimensions are approx. 580mm x 425mm plus tags. A nice
clean example of a very old document. |
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1708 |
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Antique
Church Document relating to Properties in St. Peter in Eastgate, Lincoln, UK.
Dated 1 August, 1708. A chance to acquire an antique piece of English local
history Written in ink on vellum, folded. Signed and sealed by Anne Darwin.
Document: Lease (Mortgage of a lease from the Church of Lincoln for 21 years
dd. 26 Aug. 1704). The dimensions are approx. 670mm X 490mm. It is written in
ink on vellum and has one bright red seal. |
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Antique
Document relating to Properties in the Parish of St Benedict in the City of
Lincoln, UK. Dated 24 March, 1691. A chance to acquire an antique piece of
English local history that would look great framed. Written in ink on vellum,
folded. Signed and sealed George Kent. Document: Lease of Properties in the
Parish of St Benedict in the City of Lincoln. Between George Sanderson of St
Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, Goldsmith and George Kent of the County of
Lincoln, Brazier. The dimensions are approx. 550mm X 450mm plus tag. It is
written in ink on vellum and has one bright red seal and a tag. |
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A rare
early medieval vellum document with superb intact seal: Agreement between Joan
once wife of Richard de Winelestorp [Wilsthorpe] and Lord Peter de Brus: Joan
has granted to farm to Lord Peter de Brus all her tenements in Wynelestorp
during her lifetime, paying her 10 marks per annum. Clause of warranty.
Sealed by Joan and witnessed by Lord Simon de Brus, Lord Thomas son of
William de merston Knight, Robert de Winelestorp, Roger Holhegh & others.
Dated the feast of St Giles the Abbot [1 September] 1263, in the 47th year of
the reign of Henry III. A superb document over 740 years old, still retaining
a large intact wax seal. This document was written less than 50 years after
Magna Carta. It refers to lands in the parish of Wilsthorpe, South Kesteven
in Lincolnshire. Handwritten in latin on vellum. Some creasing, browning and
cockling, and one area of fire damage, but overall in good condition for its
age. Wonderful intact oval wax seal - 2.5 by 4.5 cm depicting what appears to
be a lady holding a child above a third figure - inscription around edges.
Document size: 17 by 11 cm. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Mill at Bassingham LINCOLNSHIRE 1881. - 123 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A MORTGAGE FOR SEVEREAL CLOSES OF LAND COTTAGES AND A
MILL AT BASSINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. ALL THAT WIND CORN MILL SITUATE
ON MILL HILL BETWEEN JOHN HAMMOND OF BASSINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN
FARMER OF THE FIRST PART AND CHRISTOPHER CARTER TOOTHILL OF NEWARK UPON TRENT
IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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Beautiful
Antique Document relating to lands in Westbro' and Dry Doddington, Lincs.
Dated 31 March 1725. A chance to acquire an antique piece of English local
history. It is a nice clean example of an old document and would look great
framed. Written in ink on vellum, folded. Signed and sealed by John Harwood
and his wife Eliz. The document is between John Harwood of Dry Doddington in
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Beautiful
Antique Document relating to lands in Saltfleetby, Lincs. Dated 24 June 1670.
A chance to acquire a Seventeenth Century Indenture. Written in ink on
vellum, folded. Indenture between Nathaniel Thorold of the Close, Lincoln and
Stephen Mason (Gent) of Lincoln and John Saunderson of Stainton (Gent).
Signed and sealed by Stephen Mason. The document has two seals on tags, both
covered, and is approx 490mm x 610mm. Two small rodent-gnawed holes on crease |
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Beautiful
Antique Lincolnshire Document Ferry Cross - Dated May 1729. A chance to
acquire an Eighteenth Century Indenture. Written in ink on vellum, folded.
Indenture between Michael Barker of Overthorp and Joseph Dudding of
West-Kinnal-Ferry relating to lands in West-Kinnal-Ferry (Ferry Cross) in the
County of Lincolnshire. The document has two seals, one is missing, the other
is clean and bright red. It is approx 450mm x 660 mm. |
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1821 |
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Old
English Indenture of Mortgage dated |
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An
Indenture dated 29th May, 1690. on parchment and dimensions of which are :
65cms x 48 cms. Made between Thomas Hubbard of Tallington, Lincoln , Miller, and
Anne, his wife; Thomas Swinston of Car Colston, Smithier, and Mary, his wife;
John Henfery of Newark upon Trent Nottinghamshire, fishmonger and Ruth, his
wife; Henry Darby of East Bridgford Nottinghamshire, Labourer, and Sarah, his
wife;(1) Christopher Newton of Long Eaton in Derbyshire, Clerk and John Kirke
of East Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, Carpenter.(2) In very good condition,
apart from three very tiny holes which do not interfere with the text. Still
bearing a red wax seal for each signatory (eight in all). Obviously folded. |
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Swinston |
Henfery |
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Newton |
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1818 |
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Old
English Indenture being a hand written Deed of Assignment dated 7th August
1818 of a lease term of 1000 years from 1809 (i.e.nearly 200 years of
age) between John Kelsey of Waddingham
Lincoln ffarmer (see old English spelling) and Joseph Baldwin of Lincoln
Gentleman (1) William Hooker of West Ffirsby (note old English spelling) of
Lincoln Grazior (2) William Smith of West Rasen, Lincoln ffarmer (3) This old
English Deed of Indenture relates to
the land in the Manor of Ffirsby alias Ffrisby and comprising part Parish of
West Ffirsby Lincoln including land known as Sheep Walk upon the Heath and
other land in the County of Lincoln. This 200 year old Indenture contains 2 hand written pages in
black ink and measures 31.5" x 25" and weighs 161 grammes and for its age is in incredible
condition having been stored in the same Safe for well over 20 years. The
original red seals are in perfect condition and the signatures appear
to have been written a few days ago.
Both pages have Revenue stamps of £1.5s.0d. sealed onto them and they
are near perfect. On the reverse side
of both the Revenue seals is the black Revenue stamps. They are also in prime condition. There is some minor staining on the back
sheets but this does not detract from the quality of the document. There is slight thinning on the back page
on the folds but this is not detrimental. |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
4 x Pages each measuring approx. 16 inches x 12½ inches DATE:
1716 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Wadingham, Lincolnshire PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: PEOPLE INVOLVED:
john maudson of Lincolnshire son of the late George Maudson, Thomas &
Elizabeth Wigglesworth of manton Lincolnshire, George Thomas of Lindsey,
Robert Johnson of Harpswell, Richard Smith the Bayliffe of ye wapentake of
Manby SIGNED
BY: john maudson WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas fowler, charles Histropp, Thomas hutton, Richard smith,
john dawler or dawber henry laughton, chris ingoldby, john ? morris. CONDITION:
Splits to the centers where the document has been folded |
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Wigglesworth |
Thomas |
Johnson |
Smith |
Fowler |
Histropp |
Hutton |
Smith |
Dawler |
Laughton |
Ingoldby |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 31 inches x 26 inches DATE:
1740 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: City of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Marriage Settlement made between: Andrew & Elizabeth Ruxton
of the City of Lincoln on the first part, Richard Ruxton of the same city of
the second part, Elizabeth Knight daughter of Nathaniel Knight (Deceased) of
the same City (Spinster) of the third part, and Thomas Knight of the same
City and John Fisher of the same City of the fourth Part. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Andrew Ruxton, Elizabeth Ruxton, Richard Ruxton, Elizabeth Knight,
Thomas Knight, John Fisher. SEALS:
Six Red Wax Seals CONDITION:
Small splits and holes where it has been folded, But still good for a 264
year old document |
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ITEM: Original
Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 8 inches x 6 inches DATE:
1741 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Searby in the county of Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns receipt of a legacy left to William Taylor by his
deceased Father William Taylor of Searby, Lincolnshire by his Brother John
Taylor. PLACES
MENTIONED: Searby, Lincolnshire PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Taylor, William Taylor Senior (Deceased) and John Taylor PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Taylor SEALS:
None WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas Mervid ??? CONDITION:
A couple of nicks otherwise in Good condition |
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1891 |
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ITEM: Original
Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
3 x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE:
1891 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Forster Smith of Billingborough, Lincolnshire of the one
part and Joseph Maugham of great Grimsby in the county of Lincoln on the
second part. Whereas Thomas Smith late of thornton curtis, Lincoln, deceased
by his will appointed Thomas boot colton and his nephew john smith and
William forster smith and Robert smith trustees and executors. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Forster Smith and Joseph Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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1892 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
2 x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE:
1892 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee, Joseph Maugham being appointed the
year before but dying and Samuel Maugham being appointed in his place. PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Forster Smith of Billingborough, Lincolnshire of the one
part and Samuel Maugham, Surgeon at Guys Hospital, London on the second part.
Whereas Thomas Smith late of thornton curtis, Lincoln, deceased by his will
appointed Thomas boot colton and his nephew john smith and William forster
smith and Robert smith trustees and executors. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Forster Smith and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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Maugham |
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1894 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES: 3
x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE:
1894 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee, William Forster Smith dying and
Robert Wood being appointed in his place. PEOPLE
INVOLVED:Robert Wood of PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Robert Wood and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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1893,
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ITEM:
Two Original Legal indenture Documents tied together(Not a Copies) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
6 x Pages each measuring approx. 11 inches x 9 inches DATE:
1893 and 1899 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: North Kelsey in the county of Lincolnshire PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns the transfer of a mortgage for land in North Kelsey,
Lincolnshire PLACES
MENTIONED: North Kelsey, PEOPLE
INVOLVED: Sir George Armytage, Baronet….. Henry Armytage (Colonel
Retired)….George John Johnson….. john cox….. harriette PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: George Armytage, Henry Armytage and George John Johnson SEALS:
Four red wax seals CONDITION:
In Very Good condition |
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1821 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Scampton LINCS Tunnard > Pearson 1821. From the reign of
KING GEORGE IV- 183 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
MORTGAGE IN FEE OF CLOSES AND LANDS AT SCAMPTON IN THE COUNTY LINCOLN FOR
SECURING £4,000 BETWEEN CHARLES KEIGHLEY TUNNARD OF SCAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF
LINCOLN ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN PEARSON OF NEW SLEAFORD IN THE SAID
COUNTY OF LINCOLNSHIRE GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 26 INS ON TWO SHEETS
OF VELLUM |
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Vellum
document - Moulton, Near Spalding, Lincolnshire, dated 18 August, 1794.
Mortgage of Three Acres of Land in Moulton in the County of Lincoln for
securing the payment of £100 and Interest. Between Francis Pitman Biggin of
Spalding in the County of Lincoln, Carpenter,only son and heir at law of
Christopher Biggin late of Wisbech, in the Isle of Ely, in the County of
Cambridge, and Theophilus Buckworth of Spalding. "All those three acres
of freehold land or pasture be the same more or less, lying in Moulton in the
County of Lincoln ........................" Signature of Francis Pitman Biggin. Wax
Seal. Measures 30ins x 22ins. Condition : Very good, some storage dust. |
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1741 |
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ITEM:
Original Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES: 1
x Page measuring approx. 8 inches x 6 inches DATE:
1741 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Searby in the county of Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns receipt of a legacy left to William Taylor by his
deceased Father William Taylor of Searby, Lincolnshire by his Brother John
Taylor. PLACES
MENTIONED: Searby, Lincolnshire PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Taylor, William Taylor Senior (Deceased) and John Taylor PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Taylor SEALS:
None WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas Mervid ??? CONDITION:
A couple of nicks otherwise in Good condition |
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1891 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
3 x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE: 1891 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Forster Smith of Billingborough, Lincolnshire of the one
part and Joseph Maugham of great Grimsby in the county of Lincoln on the second
part. Whereas Thomas Smith late of thornton curtis, Lincoln, deceased by his
will appointed Thomas boot colton and his nephew john smith and William
forster smith and Robert smith trustees and executors. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Forster Smith and Joseph Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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Maugham |
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1822 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED : VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1822 Stickford Lincoln WINN > |
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Lincolnshire
- North Cockerington. Release of 22 acres of pasture land in North Cockerington
from Adrian Birch of North Cockerington, gentleman to George Hardy of South
Somercotes, gentleman, dated 7th May 1706, concerning the intended marriage
between George Hardy and Susanna Birch and giving field names of the
property, including Brickiln Close, Nuns Close and Brasspott or Eosey Close,
being a parchment title deed in good condition, with a signature and applied
seal of Adrian Birch, together with Essex - Stisted, A copy will of John Wood
of Stisted, dated 1st June 1719, with an associated abstract of title, of
part of Stisted Farm, 1717-42, mid-18th c. copy will on paper, plus Norfolk -
Yaxham, Articles of Agreement concerning the sale of the Manor of Yaxham Hall
between Benjamin Murrill of Beccles, Suffolk and Nicholas Cobb of Litcham,
Norfolk, dated 18th May 1750, written on paper, together with an associated
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Frampton Lincs ROGERS > PEARSON 1835 FROM THE REIGN OF WILLIAM IV
- 170 YEARS OLD THIS IS A TITLE INDENTURE DEED OF LEASE BETWEEN HENRY ROGERS
OF BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN PEARSON
OF TANDRIDGE HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT
FREEHOLD COTTAGE OR TENAMENT TOGETHER WITH PASTURE LAND LYING AND BEING IN
FRAMPTON AT A PLACE CALLED THE WEST END. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF
VELLUM SIZE 26 INCHES X 29 INS
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
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1882 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
2 x Pages each measuring approx. 16½ inches x 10¼ inches DATE:
1882 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Brigg, Lincolnshire & Fanny Hett of London, Middlesex. PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns Property in Brigg PLACES
MENTIONED: Tamworth Warwickshire, London PEOPLE
INVOLVED: Fanny Hett, Edward Hotson, Jane Briggs, PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Frank J. Hett & Job Briggs, Edward Hotson SEALS:
One red wax seal & one Victorian purple inland revenue one penny stamp
(Oversigned by Fanny Hett) CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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1780 |
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ITEM:
Original Receipt (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 7 inches x 3¼ inches DATE:
1780 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Barrow, Lincolnshire (Barrow in Furnace) PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Receipt for the payment of One Hundred pounds by Amram
Hattersley for the surrender of the copyhold estate in Barrow (Barrow in
Furnace), Lincolnshire to George Sowerby for Thomas Greensides & Cyna
Greensides PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Thomas Greensides & Cyna Greensides WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas Marnis ??? Junior CONDITION:
In Good Condition |
Hattersley |
Sowerby |
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1774 |
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ITEM:
Original Receipt (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 7½ inches x 2½ inches DATE:
1774 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Barrow, Lincolnshire (Barrow in Furnace) PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Receipt for the payment of 4 Pounds & 16 Shillings by John
Greensides for interest on a mortgage by George Holiwell PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: George Holiwell CONDITION:
In Good Condition |
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1759 |
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ITEM:
Original Receipt (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 6½ inches x 5¼ inches DATE:
1759 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Barrow, Lincolnshire (Barrow in Furnace) PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Receipt for the payment of 11 Pounds by John sergeant for
interest on a mortgage due by Elizabeth Bartle and Thomas Bartle (Her Son),
signed by Edward Sergeant PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Edward Sergeant CONDITION:
In Good Condition |
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1894 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
3 x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE:
1894 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee, William Forster Smith dying and
Robert Wood being appointed in his place. PEOPLE
INVOLVED:Robert Wood of PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Robert Wood and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
Smith |
Wood |
Maugham |
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1892 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Vellum PAGES:
2 x Pages each measuring approx. 15¾ inches x 10½ inches DATE:
1892 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Lincolnshire, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Appointment of a new trustee, Joseph Maugham being appointed the
year before but dying and Samuel Maugham being appointed in his place. PEOPLE
INVOLVED: William Forster Smith of Billingborough, Lincolnshire of the one
part and Samuel Maugham, Surgeon at Guys Hospital, London on the second part.
Whereas Thomas Smith late of thornton curtis, Lincoln, deceased by his will
appointed Thomas boot colton and his nephew john smith and William forster
smith and Robert smith trustees and executors. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: William Forster Smith and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
Maugham |
Smith |
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1882 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Pages each measuring approx.12½ inches x 8 inches DATE:
1882 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Brigg Lincolnshire & Middlesex, Seawby Lincolnshire PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns an indenture on Buildings in Brigg, Lincolnshire PEOPLE
INVOLVED: Fanny Hett, Jane Briggs, Edward Holson, Freer Hett. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Freer Hett & Hett CONDITION:
In good Condition |
Hett |
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A large
and interesting pair of vellum Marriage Settlement Indentures in one document
dated 22nd April 1843 & 20th March 1844 during the reign of Queen
Victoria. Agreement B dated 22nd April 1843. Between: The Reverend Thomas
Littlewood Gleadowe late of Roughton in the County of Lincoln, but now of
Frodesley in the County of Salop Clerk and Harriett his wife late Harriett
Anderson Spinster daughter of William Anderson late of the town of Cambridge
Esquire and Elizabeth Anderson his wife of the first part and Capel Lofft
late of the Middle Temple in the City of London, but now of the City of
Exeter Esquire of the second part and The Reverend John Osborne Seager of Stevenage
in the County of Hertford and The Reverend Richard William Gleadowe of the
City of Chester Clerk of the third part. Other names mentioned include:
William Whittred, The Reverend Frederick Elwes, William Wetenhall, The
Reverend John Sheepshanks & Mary Lofft. Locations & Property
mentioned include: Town of Cambridge, Wixoe & Halstead (Essex), St Omer
(France), St Gluvias & Penryn (Cornwall) & Waterbeach Level
(Cambridge). Five red wax seals counter signed by all parties plus six embossed
blue revenue stamps affixed with lead escutcheon seals and backed with
Victorian cipher revenue stamps. Agreement
A dated 20th March 1844. Between: The Reverend Thomas Littlewood Gleadowe and
Harriett Gleadowe of the one part and Richard William Gleadowe and John Osborne
Seager of the other part. Other names mentioned include: William Anderson,
Elizabeth Anderson, Capel Lofft, The Reverend William Armstrong, Thomas
Whittred Armstrong, George Hemington Harris, William Dennison, Thomas Ludham,
James Wood, Joseph Moule, Ebeneezer Foster & Charles Finch Foster.
Locations & Property mentioned include: Town of Cambridge, Stamford le
Hope (Essex), Kentish Town (Middlesex), Soham, ‘The Jolly Miller’ Public
House (Newnham, Cambridge) & Walshains (King Street, Cambridge). Three red
wax seals counter signed by all parties plus three embossed blue revenue
stamps affixed with lead escutcheon seals and backed with Victorian cipher
revenue stamps. A very comprehensive document in very good condition.
Comprising six sheets of period vellum approx. 27” x 23” bearing the usual
storage folds. All text determinable for transcription. |
Gleadowe |
Anderson |
Lofft |
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A large
and interesting vellum Indenture document dated 3rd May 1869 during the reign
of Queen Victoria. Of: The Reverend Robert Sutton of Searby in the County of
Lincoln and Charlotte his wife before her marriage with him Charlotte
Nelthorpe Spinster the Sister of Sir John Nelthorpe of Searby aforementioned
Baronet Pertaining to freehold hereditaments in the City of London and of
certain trust funds in favour of their younger Children. Other names
mentioned include: Sir
Charles Henry John Anderson Baronet, Edward Hanson Deinson Esquire, The
Reverend James Tooke, Hales Tooke Clerk, Frederick Sutton Esquire, The Right
Honourable Charles Earl of Peterborough, Charles Henry John Anderson Esquire,
The Honourable Charles Anderson Worsley Pelham (Lord Worsley), Henry Bacon
Hickman Esquire, Joseph William Copley Esquire, Francis Thornhagh Foljambe
Esquire, Joseph Livesey the younger Esquire, William Hutton Esquire, John
Nelthorpe & Fanny Maria Anderson. Two red
wax seals counter signed by Robert & Charlotte Sutton plus five embossed
blue revenue stamps affixed with lead escutcheon seals and backed with
Victorian cipher revenue stamps. A very comprehensive and clean document in
excellent condition. Comprising five sheets of period vellum approx. 29” x
22” bearing the usual storage folds. All text determinable for transcription. |
Sutton |
Nelthorpe |
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298 |
1832 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1832 Antique Paper Document MULTON LINCOLNSHIRE Tunnard. From the reign
of KING WILLIAM IV - 172 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ABSTRACT OF
TITLE OF CHARLES KEIGHTLEY TUNNARD ESQUIRE TO LAND IN FRAMPTON LATE THE
ESTATE OF JOHN YERBURGH DECEASED COPYHOLD OF THE MANOR OF MULTON HALL IN THE
COUNTY OF LINCOLN. INFORMATION ON THE TITLE OF A PARCEL OF LAND CALLED LONG
TOFTS IN FRAMTON FEN WITH DATES FROM 1805 TO 1831. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - * ON FOUR SHEETS OF WHATMAN TURKEY MILL HAND
MADE PAPER WATERMARKED 1832 * SIZE 17 INCHES X 13 INS |
Tunnard |
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299 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: MANUSCRIPT DEED Lincolnshire TERGETT > BEEDHAM 1799. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 206 years old
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING AN ATTESTED COPY OF OF A DOCUMENT DATED
1791OF THE INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE BETWEEN ROBERT TERGETT OF THE CITY
OF LINCOLN BUTCHER OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE BADHAM OF NORTON DISNEY IN THE
COUNTY OF LINCOLN YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART DOTH BARGAIN AND SELL. ALL THAT
MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND HOMESTEAD SITUATE STANDING AND BEING IN BASSINGHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN IN THE OCCUPATION OF WIDOW WOODHOUSE AND ALSO ALL
THAT CLOSE OR PARCEL OF GROUND COMMONLY CALLED THE GOLDEN DALE OR HOLME
CLOSE. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS - ONE TO EACH PAGE
PAPER TAX CACHE SIZE 15 INCHES X 19 INS ON TEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER
PAPER MAKERS WATERMARK DATED 1799 |
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300 |
1872 |
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A
vellum will and probate of Ann Forst (widow) of Kirton in the part of Holland
in the County of Lincoln dated 17th July 1871 Some staining on right-hand
fold, otherwise good condition |
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1881 |
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A
vellum will and probate of Joseph Strawson of |
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