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1757 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1757 during the reign of King George II being
Articles of a Copartnership between Charles Staples and Charles Moore, both
Warehousemen and Factors in the City of London. Features fine vignette with a
Portrait of King George II. Nicely penned on two large leaves of vellum with
blue revenue stamps and tax stamps. Seal tag but no seal as the agreement was
not executed. Very Good condition, measures 30 x 27.5". |
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402 |
1674 |
Dominic
Winter 21 Jul 2004 |
366 |
Vellum
document, dated 17th August 1674, being a Royal Commission made under the
Great Seal of Charles II, appointing commissioners to seize certain lands in
Devon belonging to a bankrupt called John Richards of London, written in a
neat scribal hand with seal tags, two retaining seals |
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403 |
1718 |
Dominic
Winter 21 Jul 2004 |
382 |
Jacobite
Rebellion. Manuscript vellum decree made at Essex House, London, before
George Treby, Sir Thomas Hales, Henry Cunningham and John Birch, Serjeant at
Law, being the appointed commissioners to enquire of the estates of certain
traitors and Popish followers and for the sale of these estates, dated 9th
December 1718, the document refers to the rebels Ralph Standish, John Dalton
and James late Earl of Derwentwater and the granting of their estates to
Richard Dashwood, with seals and signatures of the commissioners Earl of
Derwentwater was a leading Jacobite who took part in the rising of 1715. He
was executed in 1746. |
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Standish |
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1670 |
Dominic
Winter 21 Jul 2004 |
386 |
Vellum
indenture, dated 9th November 1670, between Sir Eliab Harvey of London, Sir
William Bucknall of London, and others of the payment of ,160 for the Mansion
House, Stables, Court Yards, Coach Houses, with appurtenances, in
Broadstreet, in the Parish of St. Peter the Poor, together with another
tenement fronting the north side of the Mansion House, listed are conditions
for repair and upkeep of the Mansion House, even covering the emptying of the
Privies, five pendant wax seals present Attached to the document is a large
detailed schedule with an inventory listing the contents of every room and
all the passages in the Mansion house. |
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405 |
1588-1741 |
Dominic
Winter 21 Jul 2004 |
387 |
Bundle
of ten title deeds for the City of London and Middlesex, many for public
houses in London, in a tied bundle labelled "Thurland", but also
concerns the Bowes and Trapps families, 1588 to 1741, the property includes
an inn called the Bell on the Hoop in Friday St. and Watling St., 1588; the
Bell and Pelican, the Wheatsheaf and a shop part of the White Bull, all in
Friday St., 1665; the Golden Ball, Thames St., 1665; and the King's Head on
the corner of Chiswell St. and Whitecross St., 1716, also includes a Grant of
Livery to Sir Richard Brooke, 1628, a settlement on the marriage of Arthur
Bailey and Anne Bowes, 1688, the will of Paul Bowes, proved in the
Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1702, and copy will of Edward Thurland, 1732
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1911 |
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[Crutched
Friars] List of Deeds relating to 2, Savage Gardens Drawn
up in 1911 this is a very brief typescript list of 10 property deeds and the
persons involved in the transactions. Covers the period 1880 - 1896. Single
sheet of paper. (ref B140/639) |
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407 |
1917 |
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[Kingsway]
Tenancy Agreement for part of Queens House This
1917 agreement relates to part of the fifth floor as shown on an accompanying
multifolding plan. The area in question was to be let to James Gordon &
Co & bears the signature James Gordon. (ref 20/52) |
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408 |
1890 |
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30 Year
Lease of No 37 Ludgate Hill This is
the counterpart copy of this 1890 lease, signed by tailor and outfitter
Isadore Kino. Of particular interest is the schedule at the end of the
document detailing fixture and fittings such as 'moulded and carved walnut
shop front...The floor of shop and lobby paved with ornamental mosaic work
throughout and ceiling of shop panelled with moulded ribs and fitted in with
Lincrusta ornamentation....'. Manuscript on 8 sides of parchment. (ref 1/118) |
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1845 |
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Lease
of 1 Warnford Court, Throgmorton Street This is
a 20 year lease dated 1845. Owned by
the Grocers Company, the property is outlined in a plan drawn on the deed and
there's a very interesting schedule of fixtures and fittings. Bears the seal of the Grocers Company. Manuscript on 3 large parchment
sheets. (ref 680/14) |
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410 |
1840 |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT KENILWORTH Burbury to Walton 1840. LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING
THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT This being a COPY
TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE FOR A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN NEWBOLD
COMYN IN THE PARISH OF LEAMINGTON PRIORS IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK BETWEEN
SAMUEL BURBURY OF KENILWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK, TANNER, JOHN BURBURY
OF WOOTTON GRANGE IN THE DAID COUNTY FARMER AND JACKSON WALTON OF WARNFORD
COURT IN THE CITY OF LONDON. ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 23
INCHES |
Burbury |
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411 |
1856 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 4 July 1856. It measures 21.5 inches
long by 27.5 inches wide. It is between The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens
of The City of London. and John Godfrey |
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1651 |
Cavendish
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WILL OF
LONDON HABERDASHER, 1651: Commonwealth Period large vellum will of Edward
Burton, Citizen & Haberdasher, of the Parish of St. Andrew Undershaft,
detailing bequests to the poor of several named parishes, amounts for
mourning rings, cash bequests for his family etc. No seal, some discoloration
externally - text fine. |
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413 |
1593 |
Dominic
Winter 25 Aug 2004 |
391 |
Fine
Elizabethan vellum indenture, dated 20th March in the 35th year of her reign
[1593], between Lord John Lumley [1534-16091], Richard Lewkenor of Middle
Temple London, John Lampton of the City of London, John King, John Oliver and
others, recording in detail the sale of lands in Knole in Somerset, together
with rights to comon and estovers, with signatures of Lord Lumley, Richard
Lewkenor and John Lampton, with two very fine pendant wax seals appended,
both showing various coats of arms Richard
Lewkenor was knighted in 1600 and later became chief justice of Chester from
1600 until his death in 1616. |
Lumley |
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414 |
1814 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Deed WESTMINSTER LONDON Earl & Viscount 1814. DURING THE REIGN
OF KING GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED INDENTURE
FOR THE LEASE OF TWO BRICK BUILT STABLING FOR NINE HORSES AND ALL THAT AND
THOSE DOUBLE COACH HOUSE FOR FOUR CARRIAGES HARNESS ROOM LOFTS AND THREE
SERVANTS APPARTMENTS SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN MASONS YARD DUKE STREET IN
THE SAID PARISH OF ST. JAMES WESTMINSTER BETWEEN SIR WALTER STIRLING OF PALL
MALL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BARONET CHARLES EDWARD WILSONN OF BOGNOR IN
THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX ESQUIRE AND GEORGE GROTE OF TREADNEEDLE STREET IN THE
CITY OF LONDON AND THE RIGHT HONORABLE JACOB EARL OF RADNOR AND THE RIGHT
HONORABLE HUGH VISCOUNT CARLETON IN IRELAND OF THE OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT - SUITABLE FOR DISPLAY
CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
Stirling |
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1844 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Deed TOTTINGTON LANCS Carr to Carr 1844. DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED OF SURRENDER AND
RELEASE OF A NUMBER OF COPY HOLD CLOSES AT HOLCOME MOOR WITHIN THE MANOR OF
COTTINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AT THE HALMOT COURT OF THE RIGHT
HONORABLE HENRY JAMES LORD MONTAGU BETWEEN ANN CARR AND GRACE CARR BOTH OF
SHADSWORTH WITHIN BLACKBURN IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER OF THE FIRST PART THE
REVEREND WILLIAM HENRY STRONG OF CHORLEY OF THE SECOND PART AND WILLIAM
THOMAS PARR OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE LONDON AND DIXON ROBINSON OF CLITHEROE
CASTLE. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM - CLEAR
SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 22 INCHES
X 18 INCHES |
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416 |
1741 |
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Large
handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1741 during the reign of King
George II being the conveyance of property on Chiswell Street and White Cross
Street in London pertaining to several properties including a Brewhouse known
by the sign of the Kings Head. The indenture is penned on two leaves and is
between John Kellett, an Esquire, of the one part; andThomas Levett of the
"Liberty of Westminster", Esquire, of the second part. Beautifully
penned with large fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamps, and red wax
seal on cloth tag. Docketiong on verso. Measures 29 x 26", mild
discoloration and age toning. |
Kellett |
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417 |
1648 |
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Vellum
quitclaim regarding the sale of the manor of Winslows als Crouchmans in
Hempstead and Great Sampford, Essex, and other lands, between John Prestwood of
London, Merchant, Henry Pratt citizen and haberdasher of London, Sir Charles
Mordaunt of Massingham, Norfolk, Knight and Baronet, Bassett Cole of London, Esquire and Dame
Anne Mordaunt his wife. Dated the 15th day of June in the 24th year of the
reign of Charles I [1648]. A neat document relating to the sale of the manor
and lordship of Winslowes als Crouchmans in the parishes of Great Sampford,
Hempstead and steeple Bumpstead, Bumpstead St Helens and Whimbush, Essex.
Also the manor of Free Roberts, Woodhall. The document makes mention of Eliab
Harvey and John Morris. Handwritten in English on vellum. Some flaking of the
ink, but generally good. Two fine seals on vellum tags, one with a coat of
arms, and the other with the initials H.P. belonging to Henry Pratt. Size: 32
by 25 cm. |
Prestwood |
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418 |
1812 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED London POCOCK to CROWDER 1812. low start no reserve - Family
History research copy - sold as damaged because of storage wear - FROM REIGN
OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE RELEASE AND
APPOINTMENT AND AN ASSIGNMENT OF AN OUTSTANDING TERM TO ATTEND INHERITANCE .
DEMISE AND LEASE SEVERAL MESSUAGES OR TENEMENTS IN CORNWALL PLACE LEADING
TOWARDS COPENHAGEN HOUSE BETWEEN GEORGE POCOCK OF HOLLOWAY IN THE PARISH OF
SAINT MARY ISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BUILDER OF THE FIRST PART AND
EDWARD GYLES THE YOUNGER OF CITY ROAD IN THE PARISH OF SAINT LUKE OF THE
SECOND PART AND JAMES PECOLIER CROWDER OF WOOD STREET LONDON MERCHANT OF THE
THIRD PART JOHN BELTON OF THE SAME PLACE MERCHANT OF THE FOURTH PART AND JOHN
COX OF THE INNER TEMPLE LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE FIFTH PART. SMALL SITE SURVEY
SIZE 29" X 25" THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP
WAX SEALS |
Pocock |
Gyles |
Crowder |
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1704 |
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Indenture
recording the sale of a farm and lands in Sandbach between John Bagnall of the
City of London, Richard Bagnall of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middlesex, John
Turner of same, apothecary, Richard Stonier of same and Sarah his wife,
Ferdinando Robinson of same, and John Parker of Hallowes, Chester, gentleman.
Dated the 2nd day of February in the 3rd year of the reign of Queen Anne
[1704]. Relates to a messuage or farm called Lynnhowse Estate and other lands
called House Leys, Wood Field, Little Wood, Further Wood, Moore Meadow, Moore
Bank, and Rye Croft, all in Sandbach. Good condition. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Document size: 68 by 60 cm. 5 Signatures and seals on tags. |
Bagnall |
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1663 |
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An attractive
indenture between John Clanvill of Honiton, Devon, cordwainer, Julian Harrys
of Ottery St Mary and Elizabeth his wife, and John Colsworthy of Honiton,
butcher. Dated the 17th day of Augustin the 15th year of the reign of Charles
II [1663]. The document relates to a Royal Commission made under the Great
Seal of Charles II, appointing the individuals above as commissioners to
seize certain lands called Burstons Grounds in Awliscombe, Devon, belonging
to a bankrupt called John Richards of London. Written in a neat scribal hand
in English on vellum. Document size: 50 by 45 cm. Signatures and seals with
one complete seal and one damaged. |
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1897 |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated |
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Mellor |
Beazley |
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1725 |
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Attested
copy of the Last Will and Testament of Sir John Ward Knight and Alderman of
London. Lovely, very old (dated 26.03.1725) English handwritten document
folded in four ( pages are16x13“). High quality paper - watermarked
"CURTIS & SONS". A very clean document in good condition with
usual long-term storage folds and wrinkles. |
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1717 |
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MANUSCRIPT
Deed On paper; London Baker WASHINGTON to EDSAW 1717. from the reign of
GEORGE I MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being AN ATTESTED TITLE DEED OF LEASE AND
RELEASE OF PART OF THE BULLHOUSE IN PETWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX WITH
BREWHOUSE AND GARDEN BETWEEN ROBERT WASHINGTON OF LONDON BAKER AND JOHN EDSAW
OF PETWORTH VICTUALLER.. PLUS SECOND INDENTURE BETWEEN ROBERT WASHINGTON OF
LONDON BAKER AND JOHN EDSAW OF PETWORTH VICTUALLER AND WITNESSED BY ISAAC
MASSEY CITIZEN AND COOPER OF LONDON FOR THE MORGAGE OF £300 ON 'GR' PROPATRIA
MANUFACTURERS WATERMARKED PAPER ON SIX SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 12 INCHES X 17 INCHES |
Washington |
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1871 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED London WAGSTAFF TO WAGSTAFF 1871. low start no reserve -
Guaranteed Original - 133 years old - suitable for Family History research -
sold as damaged because of storage wear to outside fold. FROM REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT VELLUM INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP. BETWEEN GEORGE WAGSTAFF OF BARTLETTS BUILDINGS HOLBORN IN THE
CITY OF LONDON BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM HENRY WAGSTAFF OF THE SAME PLACE BUILDER AND
CONTRACTOR OF THE OTHER PART. SIZE 29" X 25" on TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
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1863 |
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FAMILY
HISTORY DEED London Bookseller MACKINTOSH 1863. low start no reserve -
Guaranteed Original - 133 years old - suitable for Family History research -
sold as damaged because of storage wear. FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA
MANUSCRIPT VELLUM INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE ON TWO POLICIES OF
INSURANCE. MORTGAGER ENTITLED TO A POLICY OF ASSURANCE ON HIS OWN LIFE
GRANTED BY THE SOCIETY FOR EQUITABLE ASSURANCES ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS OF
LONDON BETWEEN WILLIAM MACKINTOSH THE YOUNGER OF PATERNOSTER ROW IN THE CITY
OF LONDON BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM MACKINTOSH THE
ELDER OF CAMBRIDGE IRONMONGER OF THE SECOND PART AND HENRY SPICER, WILLIAM
REVELL SPICER AND JAMES SPICER OF NEW BRIDGE STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON
STATIONERS AND COPARTNERS OF THE THIRD PART . SIZE 29" X 25"on TWO
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
Mackintosh |
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1868 |
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This
indenture on one sheet of vellum has been prepared by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners of England. It is a lease granted to a Henry Davidson of Corbet
Court, Gracechurch Street, London. The lease is granted on " All that
piece of ground situate at Belsis otherwise Belsize in the parish of
Hampstead ..... numbered or intended to be numbered 23 in |
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1697 |
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Manuscript
dated 1697 written by hand, in London by Ellis Walker entitled 'Poectical
Paraphrage'. Very old and wonderful book to look and feel. Leather spine and
wooden patterned cover but worn of course by age. |
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1687 |
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An
indenture recording the sale (feoffment) of several houses and lands in
Rochester between Peter Buck of the Middles Temple, London, only son and heir
of Peter Buck late of the City of Rochester, Kent, esquire, deceased, Joseph
Lane of the Middle Temple, esquire and Judith his wife, who is the mother of
Peter Buck, John Parker of Rochester, William Head of Rochester, barber, and
Thomas Huggins, taylor. Dated the 20th day of October in the 3rd year of the
reign of James II [1687]. The 2 page document records the sale of a messuage
in the parish of St Nicholas, Rochester, near a street called East Gate
Street, and 7 other messuages in Rochester and a number of other lands.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Document size: 72 by 64 cm.
Signatures and seals. |
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1704 |
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A large
vellum indenture recording the sale of several lands in Cliffe, Higham, St Marborough
and Hoo, Kent between the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Jersey, Viscount
Dartford, Baron of Hood, and the Honourable William Villiers, esquire,
commonly called Lord Villiers, first son of Edward Earl Jersey on the body of
the Right Honourable Barbara Countess of Jersey, wife, Robert Colman of
Furnivals Inn, London, gentleman, and Andrew Card of Grayes Inn, Middlesex,
esquire. Dated the 10h day of June in the 3rd year of the reign of Queen Anne
[1704]. This large 2 page document relates to all that piece of marsh land
with the wall and sluice in the parishes of Cliffe and Higham, Kent,
totalling 16 acres late in the possession of Thomas Berry. Also 4 parcels of
land called Great Danes in St Marborough alias Hood amounting to 50 acres;
land called Puckles and land in Hood called Furrs in the occupation of
Richard Bell. All tythes in the manor
of Hood, one brick messuage called Abbotts Court and 20-30 other parcels of
land in Hood all with detailed descriptions and names of tenants. Handwritten
in English on paper. Patchy light browning and dust marking, with some small
natural holes in vellum. Document size: 70 by 65 cm. Signatures of the Earl
of Jersey, Lord Villiers, and others. 4 seal tags, 2 lacking seals, 2 with
small paper covered seals. |
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1665 |
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Beautiful
English vellum deed dated 1665, during the reign of King Charles II, one year
before the Great Fire of London, for an Inn known as The Golden Bull located in
St. Buttolphs at Billingsgate in London. The
indenture is between Edward Trapps of the Inner Temple, an Esquire, of the
one part; and Francis Stone, a Citizen and Salter, of the second part. The
indenture is signed by George Andrewes, possibly an Executor of the will of
Edward Trapps the Elder, deceased. Large and beautiful fancy printed
vignette, nicely penned with additional docket on verso. Vellum seal tag with
red wax seal covered in paper, attached. Fine condition, one small spot,
measures 27 x 17". Deeds from this period for property in London are
considered rare. Witnessed by John Sheppard, Jacob Diston, Richard Glyd and
Tho: Wood. |
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Stone |
Andrewes |
Sheppard |
Diston |
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1743 |
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A 1743 'Articles
of agreement'.........to let unto the said George Stainforth all those three
rooms that are now in his possession being on the Ground Floor and on the
left hand side of the Gate at the Entrance into the House commonly called the
Old South Sea House Situate and Being in Broad Street in the parish of Saint
Peter Le poor. |
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1708 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1708 during the reign of Queen Anne being the conveyance
of property in Raurdeane in the County of Gloucester between William Jelfe,
Yeoman, of the one part; and Richard Gwinnett of London, an Esquire, of the
second part. Nicely penned in flourishing style with two blue revenues with
insert, tax stamp on verso, and paper over wax seal. Nice docketing on verso.
FINE condition, measures 20.5 x 10". |
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1569 |
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An
Elizabethan vellum indenture recording the sale of tenements and lands in
Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex,
between Edward Brymston of Ixworth, Suffolk, esquire, William le Brys
of London, gentleman, and John Mordaunt, gentleman and heir of Phillip
Mordaunt of Hempstead, Essex. Dated the 7th day of July in the 11th year of
the reign of Elizabeth I [1569]. Handwritten in English on vellum. Some water
staining and mildew making the text faint in small areas of folds. Document
size: 64 by 62 cm. Signatures with one intact seal and one missing. Intact
seal depicting a boar with initials "W.G.". |
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1663 |
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WILLIAM
HARVEY, Physician and discoverer of the circulation of the blood, 1578 - 1657.
Indenture for sale of lands in Essex and Leicester between Sir Eliab Harvey of |
Harvey |
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Large 4
page indenture recording the sale of the manor house in Betley,
Staffordshire, between Richard Leys of Boverton, Glamorgan, esquire,
Elizabeth Leys of London, spinster, Daniel Kaye of the Middle Temple, London,
esquire, Samuel Grave the Elder of St Clemantines, Middlesex, gentleman,
Nathaniel Trayton of Clements Inn, Middlesex, gentleman, Richard Butler of
Lincoln's Inn, esquire, and William Dixon of Lincoln's Inn. Dated the 2nd day
of March in the 4th year of the reign of Queen Anne [1705]. The manor house
was situated in Betley and called The Old Hall. The document also mentions a
number of other people including Lord Viscount Cheyne. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Creasing, browning and dust marking, with some rubbed text and
small holes in folds, but all text clearly readable. Document size: 70 by 70
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Vellum indenture,
dated 28th September 1737, between William Harvey senior, William Harvey
Junior, to Sir John Chapman of St. Peter Le Poor, London, detailing the
building of a new house where an old timber house formerly stood in
Broadstreet, in the Parish of St Peter Le Poor [The Old Mansion House],
referring in great detail to the rebuilding at his own expense of the new
house and its rooms, new cistern, windows, doors, etc.,. also containing a
detailed Schedule with a listing and inventory of each room and passage,
etc., with the signature of Sir John Chapman and a wax seal |
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Lord
Mayor of London. Vellum Indenture, dated 13th February 1694, between Sir Samuel
Dashwood of the City of London, John Perry of the City of London and Edward
Noell of the Inner Temple London, on the one part, and Richard Dashwood of
London, one of the sons of George Dashwood of London, granting annual rents
and tithes from the Rectory of Melling in the county of Lancashire, as well
as ar ofomtc., of Sir Samuel Dashwood and others, together with three wax
seals showing coats of arms Sir Samuel Dashwood was knighted in eLondon
1702-03. |
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FAMILY
HISTORY Deed WHITECHAPEL LONDON Hawkins to Bolam 1883. low start no reserve -
Family History research copy - sold as damaged because of dusting to outside cover.
MANUSCRIPT indenture LEASE OF TWO MESSUAGES AND PREMISES NOS 60 AND 61
LAMBETH STREET, WHITECHAPEL, |
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document - Eastham, Essex dated 2 August, 1825. Conveyance of Freehold Land
and House at Eastham in Essex. Between John Pullen of London, Gentleman,
Thomas Pycroft of the City of Bath in the County of Somerset and John Rayley
of the Stock Exchange, London. "all that parcel of ground containing by
estimation, half an acre, messuage, brewhouse, stable, greenhouse and all
other buildings situate and lying in the said Parish of Eastham in the |
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A134 |
31 May
1624. Indenture of bargain and sale by Robert Archdale, gent, of |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Petworth KENT Goodson to Upton 1770. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III - 234
years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE SURRENDER AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT ONE
CUSTOMARY MESSUAGE AND GARDEN WITH APPURTANANCES IN PETWORTH FORMERELY IN THE
OCCUPATION OF RICHARD THE ELDER AND ALSO ALL THAT ONE OTHER CUSTOMARY
MESSUAGE IN PETWORTH FORMERLEY IN THE OCCUPATION OF WILLIAM CHEFSON. BETWEEN
JAMES GOODSON OF EXCHANGE ALLEY LONDON SADLER AND CATHERINE HIS WIFE AND
WILLIAM UPTON OF PETWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX CARPENTER PROOF OF TITLE
DEED FROM THE HONOR AND MANOR OF PETHWORTH AT THE SPECIAL COURT BARON OF
GEORGE EARL OF EGREMONT BARON OF CORCKERMOUTH . GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 19 INCHES X 8 INS ON ONE
SHEET OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Bethnal Green LONDON Phillips Lamb 1823. - 181 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A LEASE FOR ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATE
IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MATTHEW BETHNAL GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
BOUNDE BY NORTON STREET. BETWEEN JOHN PHILLIPS OF COBHAM ROW IN THE PARISH OF
ST. JAMES CLERKENWELL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND GEORGE LAMB OF WATLING
STREET CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND NICHOLAS
MAY OF ALBION TERRACE WHITE HORSE LANE IN THE PARISH OF ST. DUNSTON STEPNEY
SUVEYOR AND GEORGE BRONN OF THE EAST INDIA CHAMBERS LEADEN HALL STREET IN THE
CITY OF LONDON GENTLEMAN. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEAL SIZE 19 INCHES X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1628 |
H R
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10 Nov 1628.
Indenture of grant by Jeffrey Olyver, gent. of Seale co. |
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1629 |
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1 Oct
1629. Indenture of bargain and sale by James Ellis of Grays Inn, co. Middx., esq.,
to Thomas Hoggsflesh of Staple Inn, London, gent., of messuages and meadows
etc. at Readhill in the parish of Chislehurst, co. Kent, now or late in the
tenure of Thomas Hatcher or his assigns. Witnesses : Jo. Hill, Humfrey
Jasson, Jos. Lomax, Fr. Snowdon. Signature : Ja. Ellis. 1 seal (armorial).
20/— |
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1 Nov 1630.
Indenture of bargain and sale by Sir Richard Leveson of Willeshull, co.
Salop, of the Order of the Bath, to Barnard Hyde of London, esq., of the
manor house and lands called Gattons or Gittens, in Cliff, co. Kent
(mutilated). Witnesses : Ri. Newport, Thomas Lyndsay, Reginald Piper, Richard
Moulton, T. Comberford. Signature: R. Liveson. 10/— |
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1633 |
H R
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W875 |
20 Feb 1633.
Grant by Katherine Staple, spinster, of London to Henry Hall, yeoman, of
Farnborough, co. Kent, of a piece of land called Shellyes in Orpington co.
Kent. Mark of grantor. Fragment of seal. 10/— |
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1639 |
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1639.
Marriage settlement between John Chapman of West Malling, co. Kent, mercer,
and Thomas Pendlebury, citizen and clothworker of London, witnessing that for
an intended marriage between John Chapman and Dorothy Buffeild of West
Mailing, widow, the said John Chapman shall stand seized of messuages and
lands in Hadlow and East Peckham, co. Kent. Witnesses : Abirzir Herbert,
Gregory Smyth. Signature: John Chapman. Fragment of seal. 30/— |
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1642 |
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B1107 |
9 May
1642. Indenture between William Denton of Tonbridge, co. Kent, gent., and Mary
his wife of the one pt., and William Staple of London, gent., Sarah his wife,
and Henry Lea of Hadlow, co. Kent, gent., of the other pt., witnessing that
William Staple shall prosecute one writ of entry sur disseisin, etc. against
Henry Lea, of all tithes of corn etc., in Tonbridge, provided that if William
Denton pay William Staple £50 yearly during the lives of Sarah Staple, and
William, son of Henry Lea, then this deed shall be void. Witnesses : William
Say, Antho, Dabitott, Henrie Newman. Signatures: Will. Denton, Mary Denton. 2
seals (armorial). 30/- |
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16 Jan 1646.
Indenture to lead the uses of a Fine. Bilsington. Robert Barneham of Boughton
Monchelsea, Kent of 1st part. Francis Twisden of London, Thomas Fludd of
Otham, co. Kent, of 2nd part. Thomas Tomlyn of Malling, John Mustard of
London, of 3rd part. Witnesses: Phi. Bartholomewe, Tho. Marryott, Tho.
Barton. Signatures of all parties. 5 seals. £2 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED West Ham ESSEX Letch to King 1800. REIGN OF KING GEORGE III - 204 years
old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A LEASE FOR ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND CONTAINING FIVE ACRES SITUATE OR LYING AND BEING IN PLAISTOW IN THE
PARISH OF WESTHAM IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX IN A CERTAIN FIELD CALLED DAGNETTE.
BETWEEN JOHN LETCH OF YATES'S COURT IN THE PARISH OF SAINT CLEMENT DANES IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN AND THOMAS CORNEY OF THE STRAND IN THE SAID
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX LACEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND HENRY KING OF NEWGATE MARKET
IN THE CITY OF LONDON SALESMAN OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 24 INCHES X 17 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM KING GEORGE LIKENESS and ROYAL ARMS TO FIRST LETTER |
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15 May
1651. Statute Staple by Elizabeth Salmon, widow, of Westcourt in Gilliugham co.
Kent and John Bonner, gent. of the same to George Bower, esq., of |
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6 Apr
1653. Indenture tripartite between Mainwaring Hamond, esq., and Margaret his
wife of the 1st pt., Frederick Primrose of Canterbury, M.D. Devereux Peyto of
London, gent., Richard Masters of Langden, co. Kent, esq., Thomas Fotherby of
Cricks Hall, co. Kent, esq., and John Swanne of Ickham, co. Kent, clerk, of
the 2nd pt., and William Fairfax of London, D.D. and George Fairfax of Grays
Inn, co. Middx. of the 3rd pt., witnessing a release by the parties hereto of
the 2nd pt. to William Fairfax, of the manor of Temple Waltham, co. |
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B1219 |
25 Apr
1653. Indenture of lease for one year by William Fairfax of London, M.D., to
Henry Savage and Richard Bayles of London, gents., of the manor of Temple
Waltham co. Kent. Witnesses: Robert Bonynge, Willm Goddard. Signature: Willm
Fairfax. 1 seal (armorial). 30/— |
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Two
page indenture recording the sale of a messuage in Shaftsbury, Dorset, between
Davys Colmer of Cann, Dorset, Clerk, Joseph Harris of Friday Street, London,
Threadman, Kendrick Sheibell of Cheapside, London, Linen Draper, Henry Miles
late of Shaftsbury, Chapman and Bankrupt, and James Atchison of Shaftsbury.
Dated the 24th day of May in the 12th year of the reign of George II [1739].
For the sale of a house in Shaston [Shaftsbury]. Patchy foxing. Handwritten
in English on vellum. Document size: 72 by 60 cm. Signatures and seals. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Plumstead KENT Pattison > Rose 1858. REIGN OF KING QUEEN VICTORIA -
146 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING An ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES
NO 13 ST JAMES PLACE NEAR WOLLWICH WEST PLUMSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BEING
PART OF THE BURRAGE ESTATE. BETWEEN FREDERICK PATTISON OF OLD BROAD STREET
LONDON MERCHANT AND CHARLES PATTISON OF WILLENHALL HOUSE NEAR COVENTRY
WARWICKSHIRE OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS HOPPERTON OF BLOOMFIELD PLACE WEST
PLUSTEAD NEAR WOOLWICH IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART AND
WILLIAM ROSE OF CRESENT ROAD WEST PLUMSTEAD GUNNER IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 22
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Bethnal Green LONDON Herbert > Hutchinson 1838. - 166 years old
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A RELEASE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES IN HAMDEN
PLACE BETHNAL GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN THOMAS HERBERT OF
SMART STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MATTHEW BETHNAL GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX ROPEMAKER OF THE FIRST PART MATTHEW HUTCHINSON THE YOUNGER OF MARK
LANE IN THE CITY OF LONDON RUSSIA MERCHANT OF THE SECOND PART AND JOSEPH
REYNOLDS OF EUSTON GROVE EUSTON SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 28 INCHES X 24
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An Elizabethan
vellum indenture recording the sale of tenements and lands in Finchingfield
and Great Sampford, Essex, between
Edward Grymston of Ipswich, Suffolk, esquire, William le Grys of London,
gentleman, and John Mordaunt, gentleman and heir of Phillip Mordaunt of
Hempstead, Essex. Dated the 7th day of July in the 11th year of the reign of
Elizabeth I [1569]. There is an interesting covenent relating to a Thomas Coc
now deceased and his last will and testement: "did bequeath...to the
fyndying sustaynying and mayneteynying forever one priest to saye and synge
devyne servyce in the chappell of the blessed Mary within the churche of
Hempsted aforesaid and to praye for the sowle of hym and his wyfe and others
faythfull deceased." Handwritten in English on vellum. Very minor stains
and dusty, but generally in good condition for age. Document size: 64 by 62
cm. Signature of John Mordaunt with one intact seal. Intact seal with a star
shape on a vellum tag. |
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VELLUM DEEDS/INDENTURES 1854-1925 LONDON MANY NAMES NO RESERVE VERY LOW
STARTING PRICE This bundle of 16 (sixteen) vellum documents consists of indentures,
conveyances, mortgages, assignments and leases dated 1854 (2), 1866 (3),
1867, 1871, 1877 (2), 1881, 1883 (2), 1887, 1897, 1899 and 1925. Some of the
names noted are Corps, Greene, Sweeting, Wedlake, English, Dillon, The
Honorable H.D.Ryder, Harper, Harvey, Yates, Shaen, Meadin, Sander, Chowne,
Bland, Auton, Allberry, Taverner, Griffiths and Church. The properties
concerned are all in the London area. Many of the documents are multi-paged
and all (except the 1871) have revenue stamps. Most also have their original
wax seals. An attractive treasure trove of information and interest. Great
possibility for Xmas presents! Condition. Generally in excellent condition
with the usual folding creases. |
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THIS IS
AN AUCTION FOR AN EARLY WILL DOCUMENT IN THE ORIGINAL ENVELOPE DATED 13TH
MARCH 1885. FIRSTLY THE DOCUMENT IS TO
A GEORGE HERBERT BIRD, ONE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE WILL OF THE LATE THOMAS
STOBBERT. THERE IS AN ATTACHED LETTER
FROM LONDON WITH INSTRUCTIONS THE DOCUMENT IS IN SUPERB CONDITION HAS A PIN.
A COPY NOTICE ON BEHALF OF JOHN TAYLOR.
NEXT IS THE ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO G H PEARSON ESQ, ALTON HANTS. IT HAS TWO SUPERB QUEEN VICTORIA LILAC ONE
PENNY STAMPS AND A SUPERB RED AND WHITE ONE HALF PENNY STAMP, IT ALSO HAS 9
CANCELLATION MARKS, THESE ARE CLEAR LONDON NORTH WEST MAY 26TH 87. |
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*1770 OLD
LEASE DOCUMENT FROM CUMBERLAND WITH WAX SEAL* You are bidding on this old
lease document from 1770 which was between Jane Woodvile of Cockermouth &
Peter Fearon of St Nicholas, London a merchant with an excellent wax seal and
signatures to bottom of document. The lease document was for a years lease
and was for the lease of Sheaton & Parks, Embleton, near Cockermouth. The
document is in good condition for its age. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated the 24th year of the reign of King Charles,
1648, being the conveyance of property in Langford in the County of Essex
between Eliab Harvey, a Citizen and Merchant of London; and John Prestwood,
Citizen and Merchant of London, and Henry Pratt, Citizen and Haberdasher of
London, all of the one part; and John Reddrick, a Clarke, of the second part.
Gorgeous penmanship with fine initial letter, flourishes. No seal, docket on
verso with signature of Thomas Coventry, possible associated with Thomas Lord
Coventry Keeper of the Great Seal. Very Good condition, creasing, measures
25.75 x 16.5". |
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Indenture
agreement, bargain and sale by Stephen Pendarves, Thomas Woodward, Sir John
Williams, Sir Edward Gould, Henry Kelsey, William Brooke and Alexander
Hamilton… merchants, (assignees of a commission of bankrupt against William
Hamond of Exchange Alley London, goldsmith and banker), Sir Bibye Lake Bart.
and his wife Dame Mary (being only daughter, heir and executrix of William
Atwill, late of Exchange Alley, goldsmith and banker) and the said William
Hamond to Sir William Thomson… of a chamber in Lincolns Inn… also a piece of
ground, part of Serkes Court etc., D.s., manuscript on vellum, 10 wax seals,
434 x 704mm., 14th February 1725 |
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1798 |
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Moore
(John, Archbishop of Canterbury) Deed of appointment of John Fisher as parish
clerk to the united parishes of Saint Michael Royal in the Deanery of the
Arches of London and Saint Martin Vintry, manuscript on vellum, folds, foxed
and browned, sealed by the Dean, 287 x 445mm., 9th May 1798; and 3 others,
including 2 pieces of ephemera relating to the Royal Exchange Assurance
Corporation, v.s., v.d. (4). |
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Handwritten
English Vellum indenture dated 1612 during the reign of King James being the
conveyance of a dwelling on Old Buckenham by Sir Philip Knyvett, a Baronett ,
to Richard and Robert Herne of London, both Citizens and Merchant Tailors. Nicely
penned in English with two fine red wax pendant seals, one impressioned by a
deer and other by a bird. Nicely docketed on verso. Near Fine condition,
measures 14.5 x 14” |
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Vellum
document - Kilnsea, East Yorkshire, dated 23 April, 1880. Conveyance of
hereditaments at Kilnsea in Holderness in the County of York. Between Thomas
Glover Kensit of Skinners Hall, Dowgate Hill in the City of London, John
Moxon Clabon of Great George Street in the City of Westminster , and Robert
John Porcher Broughton of Great Marlborough Street in the County of Middlesex
(Mortgagees), and William Sharp of Welwick in Holderness in the East Riding
in the County of York, Miller, of the other part. "All those several
closes, pieces or parcels of land containing together forty three acres, two
roods and eighteen perches situate at Kilnsea in
Holderness............................" Two Page document with
***COLOURED PLAN**** included on one page. Signatures of Thomas Glover
Kensit, John Moxon Clabon, Robert John Porcher Broughton and William Sharp.
Four Wax Seals. Measures 28ins x 23ins. Condition : Reasonably good. Some
creasing on folds. Well written, easily readable document. |
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Indenture,
Lease for a Year, (George III Document) 18 April 1777. Lease for a year of a cottage and orchards.
A parchment document dating back to the reign of King George III. It is
interesting to read in the initial declaration of KIng George the Third
"by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender
of the Faith...." The indenture
relates to the lease for a Year of a cottage and orchard from James Wallis of
Fleet Lane, London, Tinman, and John Lavender of Biddenham in the County of
Bedford. For the sum of five shillings .......cottage or tenement with the
orchards ....... Document approx 22 " x 15 " written on parchment.
Two Blue Sterling Seals, - one for One Shilling and Six Pence, the other for
additional duty of One Shilling, on front of document, with two white GR
stamps on reverse of Sterling Seals. Signature of James Wallis at bottom of
document, with seal. Very good condition. |
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FAMILY
HISTORY Brixton LONDON Hammack >Travis 1877 DEED. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN
OF QUEEN VICTORIA on PARCHMENT. Family History research document - slight
storage dusting. MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT This being THE COOUNTERPART
LEASE OF NO 112 DALBERG ROAD BRIXTON SURREY - STUARTS ESTATE BETWEEN HENRY
LAURENCE HAMMACK AND THOMAS JOHN LAMBERT OF BISHOPGATE STREET IN THE CITY OF
LONDON ARCHITECTS AND EDILE BIRD OF WHITE ROCK VILLA STREATHAM HILL IN THE
COUNTY OF SURREY BUILDER OF THE FIRST PART AND CHARLES FITCH OF MERVAN ROAD
BRIXTON OF THE SECOND PART AND JAMES FREDERICK TRAVIS OF LOUGHBORO PARK
BRIXTON OF THE THIRD PART. WAX SEAL.MANUSCRIPT DEED ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT SURVEY PLAN TO FRONT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL. SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INCHES FOLDED |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Godalming SURREY Daubeny > Daubeny 1875. From the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA- 128 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE RELEASE
OF ALL THE REAL ESTATE UNDER THE WILL OF MARIA KEEN PLUS INVESTMENTS AND
BEQUESTS. BETWEEN HENRY DAUBENY OF SAN REMO IN ITALY ESQUIRE ANF ELIZABETH
HIS WIFE MARIA SMALLPIECE, THE REVEREND ROBERT RUTLAND OF CHRISTCHURCH
VICARAGE BENGEO IN THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD MARY ANNE HIS WIFE CHARLES HENRY
HOWELL OF GLOUCESTER PLACE HYDE PARK IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND CATHERINE
HIS WIFE GRINHAM KEEN OF DOCTORS COMMONS IN THE CITY OF LONDON ALFRED JOYCE
KEEN OF BETCHWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY FREDERICK JOHN KEEN A MAJOR IN THE
BENGAL STAFF CORPS. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 26 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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RARE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Marriage Settlement DEED Baker > Grainge LONDON 1732.
FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE II MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN JOHN GRAINGE
CITIZEN AND CLOTHWORKER OF LONDON AND SARAH HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART HENRY
BAKER SENIOR OF THE PARISH OF SAINT
JOHN HACKNEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN AND JOHN BAKER CITIZEN AND
WEAVER OF LONDON ELDEST SON OF THE SAID HENRY BAKER SENIOR OF THE SECOND PART
CHRISTIAN GRAINGE OF LONDON SPINSTER ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE SAID JOHN
GRAINGE OF THE THIRD PART EDWARD GREEN OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE LONDON ESQUIRE
AND THOMAS HENNAND OF CLOTHWORKERS HALL LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE FOURTH PART
AND THOMAS MORTIMER OF THE PARISH OF SAINT CLEMENT DANES IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN AND HENRY BAKER JUNIOR OF SPITTLEFIELDS IN THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX WEAVER OF THE FIFTH PART.
FAMILY HISTORY : WHEREAS A MARRIAGE IS INTENDED BY GOD'S PERMISSION TO BE SHORTLEY
HAD BY AND BETWEEN THE SAID JOHN BAKER AND CHRISTIAN GRAINGE AND WHEREAS THE
SAID JOHN GRAINGE HATH ON THE DAY OF THE DATE OF THESE PRESENTS PAID UNTO THE
SAID JOHN BAKER THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS AS AND FOR PART OF THE
MARRIAGE PORTION OF THE SAID CHRISTIAN GRAINGE. WITH REFERENCES TO CUSTOMS OF
THE CITY OF LONDON REGARDING WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PLUS PROPERTY AND INVESTMENTS
IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND. THIS WAS A VERY WEALTHY FAMILY AND THIS IS A VERY
INTERESTING DOCUMENT THAT IS 272 YEARS OLD CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON FOUR
SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCOTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 229 INCHES X 26
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FAMILY
HISTORY SURREY Robarts > Harmar 1876 DEED. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA on PARCHMENT. Family History research document - sold as
damaged because of storage wear. MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT This being THE
RECONVEYANCE OF SEVERAL HOUSES AGAINST A LOAN OF £12,000. BETWEEN HENRY
CHRISTOPHER ROBARTS AND WILLIAM COTTON CURTIS BOTH OF LOMBARD STREET LONDON
BANKERS AND COPARTNERS OF THE FIRST PART AND HENRY CHRISTOPHER ROBARTS AS THE
SOLE SURVIVING EXECUTOR OF THE WILL OF ABRAHAM WILDEY ROBARTS OF THE SECOND
PART ABRAHAM JOHN ROBARTS OF LOMBARD STREET BANKER WAX SEAL. MANUSCRIPT DEED ON TWO SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 27 INCHES X 24
INCHES FOLDED |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
3 x Pages each measuring approx. 14½ inches x 9½ inches DATE:
1763 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Tamworth & London PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns the goods and chattels of the late Sarah Onions and Samuel
Robinson PLACES
MENTIONED: Tamworth Warwickshire, London PEOPLE
INVOLVED: John & Elizabeth (nee Onion)Arnold (Cordwainer) of Tamworth,
County of Warwickshire Thomas
& Susannah (nee Onion) Hadley of Birmingham in the county of Warwickshire
(Buttonmaker). Sisters of the Late Sarah Onions, Spinster of St. Catherines
near the Tower Of London. Elizabeth
Thompson of the Precinct of St Catherines, London. Samuel
Robinson of the Precinct of St Catherines, London. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: John & Elizabeth Arnold, Reverend Thomas & Susannah Hadley SEALS:
None WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas Egginton, Henry Wright, Thomas Allen, Humphrey Hadley, CONDITION:
Splits where it is folded otherwise good especially considering it is over
240 years old |
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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:
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ITEM: Original
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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 Great Grimsby, 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: Robert Wood and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Walton SURREY Adney > Twyne 1763. REIGN OF KING GEORGE
II - 242 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE ATTESTED
COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF A LEASE AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT MANOR MESSUAGE AND
FARM OF SOUTHWOOD AND SILKESMOORE SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF
WALTON UPON THAMES IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TOGETHER WITH OUTHOUSES BARNS
STABLES ETC.. WITH PAGES OF LOCAL LAND INFORMATION BETWEEN WILLIAM ADNEY OF
THE PARISH OF SAINT MATTHEW BETHNAL GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
GENTLEMAN AND THOMAS HANDLEY OF THE FIVE CLERKS OFFICE IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOYNE TWYNE OF THE CITY OF LONDON
GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - SEVENTEEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF S.
LAY SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INS STRONG CLEAR HAND |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Walton SURREY Mercer >Bodicoate 1782. REIGN OF KING
GEORGE II - 222 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
ATTESTED COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF A LEASE AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT MANOR
MESSUAGE AND FARM OF SOUTHWOOD AND SILKESMOORE SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN THE
PARISH OF WALTON UPON THAMES IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TOGETHER WITH OUTHOUSES
BARNS STABLES ETC.. WITH PAGES OF LOCAL LAND INFORMATION BETWEEN BELCHER
MERCER OF THE NAVY OFFICE LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN BODICOATE
OF WESTRAM IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - SIXTEEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF
CURTEIS & SONS SIZE 18 INCHES X 12 INS STRONG CLEAR HAND |
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antique
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lambourne ESSEX Bodicote > Hayes 1758. REIGN OF KING
GEORGE II - 246 years old MANUSCRIPT PAPER INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
ATTESTED COPY WRITTEN IN 1784 OF MORTGAGE OF AN ESTATE IN ESSEX FOR SECURING
£1050 AND INTEREST TRUST MONEY FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND MANSION
HOUSE WITH GARDEN KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE CROWN IN AFFBRIDGE IN THE TOWN OR
PARISH OF LAMBOURNE IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX WITH SIXTEEN SIDES OF DETAILS ON
OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE MANOR. BETWEEN JOHN BODICOATE OF WESTRAM IN THE
COUNTY OF KENT GENTLEMAN AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES
HAYES OF DOWN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT ESQUIRE AND KINGSBY BETHELL ESQUIRE
ALDERMAN OF THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - TEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER WITH DETAILS TO
BOTH SIDE MANUFACTURER WATER MARK OF CURTEIS & SON SIZE 18 INCHES X 12
INS STRONG CLEAR HAND |
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large
1669 indenture.made the 20th of september in 1669 in the year of our lord charles
the 2nd by the grace of god so on,name
theodosia theobald very strange name but its right.Of London and thomas poke
of suffolk, to do with lands and messages and sixty pounds and 12 shillings
of lawful english money.size23"by 271/2". two tabs, one still has
the red seal on it.nice document. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1650 during the Commonwealth and Civil War
period of English history being the conveyance of a shop in Askrigg in the
County of York between Ralph Bellamy, a Citizen and Goldsmith of London, of
the one part; and Charles Todd of Middleham in York, a Grocer, of the second
part. Calligraphic title words with nice flourishments incorporating the
date. Dockets on verso, grain of animal skin vellum nicely apparent. Very
Good condition, multi-folds and creasing, seal tag removed, a few tiny holes.
Measures 19 x 15". |
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Indenture.
8 June 1795. Lease for a Year Document
dates back to the reign of George III. Agreement between George Eyre and
William Esdaile. George Eyre of Clapham in the County of Surry (sic). and William
Esdaile of Lombard Street in the City of London. For the sum of five
shillings .......a parcel of land known as Pye Corner ....... Document approx
26 ½ " x 19 " written on parchment. Blue Sterling Seal for One
Shilling and Six Pence on front of document, with white GR stamp on reverse
of Sterling Seal. One of the interesting features in the document is the
reference to ".. our sovereign Lord George the third by the grace of God
of Great Britain, France, and Ireland King Defender of the Faith". Signature
of George Eyre at bottom of document, with seal. The seal carries a portrait,
- presumably of George Eyre, though the impression is not perfect. Good
condition generally, though there are two small areas where there has been
some deterioration of the parchment and script. |
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FAMILY
HISTORY LONDON Sir Bradford Leslie 1904 DEED. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF KING
EDWARD VII on PARCHMENT. Family History research document- MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT This being THE COUNTERPART LEASE OF A DWELLING HOUSE AND
PREMISES NO 19 BELSIZE AVENUE HAMPSTEAD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. WITH A
SCHEDULE OF ALL THE FIXTURES AND FITTINGS IN EACH ROOM OF THIS EDWARDIAN
HOUSE OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS. BETWEEN SIR BRADFORD LESLIE OF SUSSEX
PLACE REGENTS PARK IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON OF THE ONE PART AND VICTOR KOCH OF
THROGMORTON STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON STOCKBROKER OF THE OTHER PART.
MANUSCRIPT DEED ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 17
INCHES X 11 INCHES FOLDED |
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A large
3 page vellum indenture recording the sale of lands and messuages in
Wymeswold and Thorpe, Nottinghamshire, between Anne Fosbrook or Derby,
spinster, Leake Okeover of Okeover, Staffordshire, esquire and Mary his wife,
Wrightson Mundy [Munday] of Osbaston Hall, Leicestershire, John Eardley
Wilmot of Inner Temple, London, and Thomas ALLsopp of Loughborough. Dated the
27th day of April in the 26th year of the reign of George II [1753].
Property: All the manors or Lordship of Wimeswold [Wymeswold] and Crackhole
otherwise Crowhole, and all that capital messuage or mansion house in
Wimeswold. Also all that close of land clled Over Messels in Thorp in Glebes
or Thorpein the Clotts otherwise Thorpe near Wysall, Nottinghamshire. Also a
close called Hebes Close in Thorpe and a close called Trysts Quarter. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum - 3 pages. Condition: Dusty and creased.
Document size: 80 by 63 cm. Other characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
Fosbrook |
Okeover |
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1657 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1884 |
13 Jul
1657. Mortgage. Farningham and Eynsford. Sir John Cotton of Lanwade, co.
Camb. Bart. To James Perrott of London. Witnesses: Tho. Massam, Ric. Marshall.
Signature: Jo. Cotton. Papered seal. 25/- |
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1657 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
R162 |
13 Jul
1657. Indenture of sale by William Wiseman esquire, son of Sir Thomas Wiseman,
of Rivenhall, co. Essex, to Robert Wiseman, D.C.L., of Doctors' Commons,
London, of the manor of St. Mary Hall and messuages etc. in the towns,
parishes or hamlets of St. Maryes Hoo and Alhallows Hoo, co. Kent. With 2
bonds. Signature of ' Will Wyseman.' £2/2/- |
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1661 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
R169 |
15 Feb
1661. Indenture of agreement between Sir Heneage Finch, knight and baronet, solicitor
general, Elias Harvey of Rowhampton, co. Surrey, esquire, sir Edward Dering
of Surrenden Dering, co. Kent, baronet, and Dame Mary his wife with Henry
Pratt of London, gentleman and Christopher Dering of the Inner Temple,
London, esquire, leading to the uses of a fine levied in Hilary term last
past by the first above-named parties, relative to a messuage etc in
Halstowe, Middleton, Bobbing, Newington and Ywade, co. Kent. Signatures and
seals (one missing) of the 1st parties. £2/10/- |
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1661 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
W591 |
13 Jul
1661. Assignment by Elston Wallis, goldsmith of London and Edward Coote,
"milleyner" of London, administrators of the goods and chattels etc.
of George Bower, esq., decd. Late of Allhallows in the Wall, London, to
Augustine Cesar, Doctor of Physic, of Rochester co. Kent, of a statute staple
dated 15 May 1651. (see No. W590). Signatures of assignors. Two armorial
seals. 25/- |
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1664 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
B1130 |
20 Oct
1664. Marriage settlement. Indenture tripartite between Susan Depupp of
London, widow, of the 1st pt., John Crouch, citizen and draper of London, on
the 2nd pt., and Nathaniel Tench of London, merchant, and John Ince, citizen
and clothworker of London, of the 3rd pt., witnessing that for an intended
marriage between John Crouch, and Susan Depupp, Susan Depupp releases unto
Nathaniel Tench and John Ince, lands in Bexley, co. Kent, to the uses herein
specified. Witnesses: Mabel Gouldwell, Agnes Ball, Solo. Sebright.
Signatures: Susan Depup, Nathaniel Tench, John Ince. 2 seals (armorial). With
counterpart. 2 deeds. £3 |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES: 3
x Pages each measuring approx. 14½ inches x 9½ inches DATE:
1763 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Tamworth & London PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns the goods and chattels of the late Sarah Onions and
Samuel Robinson PLACES
MENTIONED: Tamworth Warwickshire, London PEOPLE
INVOLVED: John & Elizabeth (nee Onion)Arnold (Cordwainer) of Tamworth,
County of Warwickshire Thomas
& Susannah (nee Onion) Hadley of Birmingham in the county of Warwickshire
(Buttonmaker). Sisters of the Late Sarah Onions, Spinster of St. Catherines near
the Tower Of London. Elizabeth
Thompson of the Precinct of St Catherines, London. Samuel
Robinson of the Precinct of St Catherines, London. PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: John & Elizabeth Arnold, Reverend Thomas & Susannah Hadley SEALS:
None WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Thomas Egginton, Henry Wright, Thomas Allen, Humphrey Hadley, CONDITION:
Splits where it is folded otherwise good especially considering it is over
240 years old |
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Indenture.
16 July 1796. Release of a parcel of land in the parish of Streatham. George
III document relating to property that is now in a well-known part of greater
London. Release of a parcel of land in the parish of Streatham for the sum of
£525 by William and Elizabeth Esdaile to William Cotton. William Esdaile
Esquire of Lombard Street in the City of London and Elizabeth, his wife.
William Cotton Esquire of Laurence Pountney Lane, London. The parcel of land
was of about 3 acres, and bordered on Dragmore Lane between Clapham and
Streatham. The sum of £525 was paid for this land. A map is included on the
first sheet of the document, describing the size and location of the plot of
land. A modern map of London does not show Dragmore Lane, but it should be
possible to identify its location from a nineteenth century Ordnance Survey
map. Documents is on two sheets of parchment, of approx. 28" x 23", Two Blue Sterling Seals on each of the
sheets, - one for 1 shilling and 6 pence and the other for 1 shilling on
front of sheet, with two white GR stamps on reverse of Sterling Seals. (one
of these GR stamps is damaged). Seals of William Esdaile and Elizabeth
Esdaile at bottom of document. The document is in good condition, although
there is one pencilled-in annotation on one of the sheets. As would be
expected, the document has remained folded for a very long period of time and
is creased where the fold marks are found. |
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Indenture.
17 November 1870. Payment of Money for Surrender of Copyhold Hereditaments
Payment of a sum of money to William Ingle the Elder by William Ingle the
Younger in respect of properties left to the latter under the will of James
Elstone. Those named include William Ingle the Elder, Esquire, of Guildford
in the County of Surrey. William Ingle the Younger, of No 10 Warnford Court,
Throgmorton Street in the City of London, Wine Merchant. John Heseltine,
Esquire, of the Stock Exchange in the City of London. George Carter Morrison
of Reigate in the County of Surrey, gentleman. Under an earlier indenture (18
May 1865), William Ingle the younger was to surrender to William Ingle the
Elder (holder of the Manor and Hundred in the County of Southampton) certain
copyhold heridaments left under the will of James Elstone. This surrender
involved the payment of £6640, for which John Heseltine and George Carter
Morrison stood security on William Ingle the Younger's behalf. William Ingle
the elder now accepted the payment of £5500 by the above parties. Document is
on one sheet of parchment, of approx. 29" x 23" There are no
sterling seals on the document. Seals of William Ingle the Elder and William
Ingle the Younger at bottom of document. The document is in good condition,
though, as would be expected, the document has remained folded for a very
long period of time and is creased where the fold marks are found. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Clapham SURREY Bewicke > Blackwell 1801. From the reign of
KING GEORGE III - 203 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE DEED OF
COVENANT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF TITLE DEEDS FOR A CERTAIN MESSUAGE AND
TENEMENT AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING AT CLAPHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY -
BETWEEN CALVERLEY BEWICKE OF CHATHAM PLACE IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE OF
THE ONE PART AND JOHN ROBERT BLACKWELL OF THE CITY OF WINCHESTER ESQUIRE OF
THE OTHER PART. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - *
WAX SEAL * TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS * WITH SCHEDULE DATED FROM 1720 *
SIZE 16 INCHES X 24 INS * ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1786 |
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A 2
page vellum document being an indenture for the sale of a dwelling in
Chertsey, Surrey, between John Hoade of Chertsey, Surrey, yeoman and Rebecca his
wife, John Biddle of North Warnborough, Hampshire, yeoman, William Adams of
Kingston upn Thames, Gent, David Cooper of Botolph Lane, London, merchant,
and David Willia of Long Ditton, Surrey, yeoman. Dated 7th day of February in
the 6th year of the reign of George III [1786]. Property: All that messuage
or tenement in Chertsey; 10 acres of meadow in Kingston; a messuage in
Kingston; and another in Thames Ditton. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good condition vellum. Document size: 75 by 62 cm. |
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Biddle |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Cransford SUFFOLK Edwards > Barrett 1853. From the reign
of QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF COTTAGES LANDS AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING AT CRANSFORD IN
THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD LEADING FROM FRAMLINGHAM TO
BRUISYARD. BETWEEN EDWIN EDWARDS OF GREAT KNIGHT RIDER STREET DOCTORS COMMONS
IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS BARRET OF CRANSFORD
HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. * GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN FINE CONDITION - * faults: damage to seal, some storage foxing, damage
to revenue stamp * ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * SIZE 25 INCHES X
28 INS * ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Maritime BERWICK Propelling Vessels 1845. From the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - 159 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
ASSIGNMENT OF 7/12ths OF PRESENT AND FUTURE PATENTS AND MUTUAL COVENANTS -
WHEREAS BY CERTAIN LETTERS PATENT BEARING DATE THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF MARCH
IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF THE PRESENT MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA HER
MAJESTY DID FOR HERSELF HER HEIRS AND SUCCESSORS GIVE AND GRANT UNTO THE SAID
JAMES LOWE HER SPECIAL LICENSE FULL POWER AND AUTHORITY THAT THE SAID JAMES
LOWE HIS EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS OR SUCH OTHERS AS HE THE SAID
JAMES LOWE SHOULD FROM TIME TO TIME DURING THE PERIOD OF FOURTEEN YEARS BE
GRANTED MAKE USE AND EXERCISE AND VEND WITHIN ENGLAND AND WALES AND THE TOWN
OF BERWICK UPON TWEED HIS INVENTION OF CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS IN PROPELLING
VESSELS.. BETWEEN JAMES LOWE LATE OF KING STREET OLD KENT ROAD IN THE COUNTY
OF SURREY MECHANIC OF THE ONE PART AND JOSEPH BRIGGS OF CROWN COURT CHEAPSIDE
IN THE CITY OF LONDON MERCHANT. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - * INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS SHIP AND ENGINEERING DOCUMENT *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * SIZE 25 INCHES X 28 INS * ON THREE
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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494 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED : VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1809 Wornhall Bucks FIELD > FIELD. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 196 years old MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT OF RELEASE OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN WORNHALL IN THE
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NEAR TO A PLACE CALLED LAPPING HORD BEING IN THE
COMMON FIELDS. BETWEEN SUSANNAH FIELD OF WATERPENY IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD OF
THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM FIELD OF SOUTH STREET GROSVENOR SQUARE LONDON,
HERALD PAINTER, OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
SEAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 31 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1588 |
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Scarce
early Elizabethian document for London, being Licence to sell, dated 9th
February 1588, , refering to part on an indenture [no longer present] made by
Kathryn Wynsource of London, widow, wherein there is a condition imposed on
William Sharpewell not to sell or lease the property or live elsewhere, now
Richard Rase, citizen and whitebaker of London, cousin and heir of the above
Kathryn, ratifies the indenture of lease and the residue of the years to come
unto James Loo, citizen and merchant tailer of London and Anne his wife,
daughter of the said William Sharpewell, James and Anne also have licence to
sell property to Adam Raneshaw, citizen and carpenter of London |
Wynsource |
Sharpewell |
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17th
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Dominic
Winter 10 Nov 2004 |
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Collection
of paper documents, some with seals, the majority 17th c., all relating to
the history of the mansion house in Broad Street in the parish of St. Peter
the Poor, a number signed or mentioning members of the Cokayne family, also a
group of early printed receipts with manuscript insertions of taxes paid on
the house, towards the upkeep of the armies and navies at the time of Oliver
Cromwell This
became known as "Cokayn House" and it was here that James I
knighted William Cokayne in 1616, the house being demolished in 1907. |
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1652 |
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Winter 10 Nov 2004 |
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Manor of
Bacons and Fenns. Large multiple sheet vellum indenture, dated 7th February
1652, between Francis Goldsmith of Grays Inn, Edward Ridley of St. Martins in
the Field, Mary his wife, and Robert Dyer of London, detailing the sale of
these Manors and their lands in Hitchin |
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ANTIQUE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Marden Hereford EVENS > TURNER 1835 FROM THE REIGN OF
WILLIAM IV - 170 YEARS OLD THIS IS A TITLE INDENTURE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT OF A
TERM OF 500 YEARS BETWEEN THOMAS EVANS OF THE CITY OF HEREFORD OF THE FIRST
PART REBECCA UNETT OF BROADWARD HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE OF THE
SECOND PART DANIEL HIGFORD DAVATT BURR OF THE THIRD PART AND WILLIAM TURNER
OF RED LION SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN OF THE FOURTH PART.
FOR ALL THAT TPIECE OF PARCEL OF LAND WITH APPURTENANCES CALLED THE OLD
LEASOW AND ALSO ALL THAT OTHER PIECE OF LAND CALLED VOLLENS FIELD SITUATE
LYING AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF MARDEN INTHE COUNTY OF HEREDFORDSHIRE
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 26
INCHES X 29 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Evans |
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ITEM:
Original Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 16 inches x 6¼ inches DATE:
1844 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: St. Marks Church, Clerkenwell, London PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Marriage Certificate. This is a copy of the 1844 marriage issued
in 1852. Between Ulysse Perrier & Louise Martha Margot. The registrar has
made a mistake on this certificate. It gives the Father of Louise Martha
Margot as Louise Martha Margot, Watchmaker WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): D.Margot, Catherine Ann Margot, Mariann Margot CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
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500 |
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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 Great Grimsby, 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: Robert Wood and Samuel Maugham SEALS:
Two red wax seals CONDITION:
Excellent Condition |
Smith |
Wood |
Maugham |
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