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1876 |
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Indenture.
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Whiffin |
Gurney |
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1796 |
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Indenture.
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Esdaile |
Cotton |
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1852 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT WINE MERCHANTS London 1852. FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - 153
YEARS OLD THIS IS A DEED OF APPROPRIATION OF LEGACY OF £10,000 GIVEN BY THE
WILL OF THE LATE JOHN DAY IN FAVOUR OF HIS SON IN LAW THOMAS COOPER AND HIS
DAUGHTERS MARY ELIZABETH COOPER AND ISABELLA FRANCES COOPER TO ALL PERSONS TO
WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME THE UNDERSIGNED CHARLES ARMSTRONG OF HIGH
STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY HOP MERCHANT
WILLIAM KEEN OF CANNON ROW IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER LAND SURVEYOR AND HENRY
SMITHES OF MARK LANE IN THE CITY OF LONDON WHOLESALE WINE MERCHANT THE
EXECUTORS OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN DAY THE ELDER OF WATER LANE
IN THE CITY OF LONDON WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT DECEASED AND JOHN DAY THE
YOPUNGER OF WATER LANE AFORESAID WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. DETAILS OF
ARTICLES OF PARTNERSHIP - INVESTMENTS AND SECURITIES GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT
STORAGE DUSTING TO OUTSIDE SHEET ON SEVEN SHEETS OF PARCHMENT SIZE 26 INCHES
X 29 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
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Day |
Cooper |
Armstrong |
Keen |
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504 |
1874 |
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An
original, hand written in black ink on vellum, dated 22nd July 1874It is regarding the
White Bear public house, |
Higgins |
Hopkins |
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505 |
1681 |
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A large 4 page vellum indenture relating to
the settlement of the manor of Hooe, kent, upon the marriage of Sir Edward
Villiers with Mrs Chiffinch, between The Hon Edward Villiers the elder of the
parish of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, Knight and brother of the
Right Hon George Lord Viscount Grandison and Sir Edward Villiers the younger,
Knight, Right Hon Sir Stephen Fox, Knight and Commissioner of his Majesties
Treasury, William Chiffinch, esquire, Keeper of the Clossett to his Majesty,
Sir George Jeffreys of the Middles Temple London, Knight and one of his
majesties servants at law, Martin Folkes of Grays Inn, and Barbara Chiffinch,
the only daughter of William Chiffinch. Dated 17th Decemebr in the 33rd year
of the reign of Charles II [1681]. Property: Many listed lands and dwellings
all in the manor of Hooe, Kent. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Slight browning and dusty, but otherwise good. Document size
(approx.): 72 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures of Edward Villiers, Sir
Stephen Fox, William Chiffinch and Sir George Jeffreys, and red wax seals on
vellum tags. Some missing and some damaged and incomplete. |
Villiers |
Chiffinch |
Fox |
Jeffreys |
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506 |
1681 |
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A large 4 page vellum indenture relating to
the settlement of the manor of Hooe, kent, upon the marriage of Sir Edward
Villiers with Mrs Chiffinch, between The Hon Edward Villiers the elder of the
parish of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, Knight and brother of the
Right Hon George Lord Viscount Grandison and Sir Edward Villiers the younger,
Knight, Right Hon Sir Stephen Fox, Knight and Commissioner of his Majesties
Treasury, William Chiffinch, esquire, Keeper of the Clossett to his Majesty,
Sir George Jeffreys of the Middles Temple London, Knight and one of his
majesties servants at law, Martin Folkes of Grays Inn, and Barbara Chiffinch,
the only daughter of William Chiffinch. Dated 17th Decemebr in the 33rd year
of the reign of Charles II [1681]. Property: Many listed lands and dwellings
all in the manor of Hooe, Kent. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Slight browning and dusty, but otherwise good. Document size
(approx.): 72 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signatures of Edward Villiers, Sir
Stephen Fox, William Chiffinch and Sir George Jeffreys, and red wax seals on
vellum tags. Some missing and some damaged and incomplete. |
Villiers |
Chiffinch |
Fox |
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Folkes |
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507 |
1697 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to the sale of a house in Little Warley, Essex,
between Samuel Miller of the parish of Christchurch, London, Anne Gardner of
Froxfield or Froxwell, Somerset, and John Rapley of Little Warley. Dated 28th
September in the 9th year of the reign of William III [1697]. Property: All
that messuage in the occupation of John Rapley called Cooth hall and 1 acre
of land in Little Warley. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Small hole caused by rodent damage otherwise good. Document size
(approx.): 70 by 70 cm. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. |
Miller |
Gardner |
Rapley |
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508 |
1773 |
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A
vellum indenture relating to the sale of a farm in Chardstock, Dorset,
between William Ayton of Lombard Street, London, Banker, Jules Coulson of
Thames Street, London, Ironmonger, William Freke of Stanhope Street, Clare
Market, Middlesex, Ironmonger, John Woodridge of London, Broker, Stephen
Unwin of Cheapside, London, Hardwareman, Mathew Hore late of London, Mariner,
late Commander of the ship called the Devonshire in the service of the
Honorable East India Company, and John Seat of Chardstock, Dorset, Miller,
and William Seat his son. Dated 10th March in the 13th year of the reign of
George III [1773]. Property: A farm called Cattishall or Knights Farm in
Chardstock plus 50 acres of land. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Minor browning otherwise good. Document size (approx.): 72 by 70
cm. Characteristics: Signatures and wax seals. |
Ayton |
Coulson |
Freke |
Woodridge |
Unwin |
Hore |
Seat |
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509 |
1879 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Epsom Surrey WARD > WARD 1879 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 126 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN
MARGARETTE WARD OF EAST HILL HOUSE EPSOM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY WIDOW OF THE
FIRST PART STEPHEN HENRY WARD OF FINSBURY CIRCUS IN THE CITY OF LONDON DOCTOR
OF MEDICINE AND THE REVEREND EDWARD DE EWER OF MAIDENHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
BERKS OF THE SECOND PART AND THE REVEREND STEPHEN HAISTY WARD OF HARROGATE IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK AND WILLIAM HENRY HARGRAVE OF BEDFORD ROW IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART . WHEREAS JOSEPH WARD LATE OF EPSOM IN THE COUNTY
OF SURREY SURGEON DECEASED DULY MADE AND EXECUTED HIS WILL AND THE SAID
MARGARETTE WARD DOTH NOMINATE AND APPOINT THE SAID STEPHEN HAISTY WARD AND
WILLIAM HENRY HARGREAVE TO BE TRUSTEES OF THE WILL OF THE SAID JOSEPH WARD.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X
26 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
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510 |
1885 |
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Surrender
of Copyhold. 26 February 1885. Oak Lodge, Bishopstoke, - County of
Southampton. (Some additional, and larger size, images of this document can
be viewed on http://www.enicholl.com/parchments/document-023/index.htm. )
Covenant, Indenture. 26 February 1885. Covenant for surrender and release of
the Copyhold of the Mansion House and hereditaments known as Oak Lodge,
Bishopstoke, in the County of Southampton. Those mentioned include;- Henry
Thomas Twynam of 32 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, - Solicitor William
Stedman Gillett, of Harefield Bittern, Southampton, - Esquire Arthur
Woodall Gillett, of the Marine Society's Training Ship "Warspite",
- Captain R N William
John Gillett, of 39 Woburn Square in the County of Middlesex, - Esquire The
Revd Hugh Hodgson Gillett, of Compton Guildford in the County of Surrey, -
Clerk (in Holy Orders) Eliza
Twynam, of 18 Blandford Square in the County of Middlesex, - Widow A
complex document regarding the sale of several parcels of property and land
which had previously been rented, with the income from the rent going to
Eliza Twynam. The various parcels of property and land were to be transferred
to William Stedman Gillett for the sum of £12,319 / 7s / 6d. The document
describes the property as per an attached schedule and the detailed coloured
map. The principal property identified on the map is Oak Lodge, but roads and
directions are marked such that the property and land can probably be
identified with the modern area of Bishopstoke. The map is very detailed, and
is bound to be of interest to a modern day local historian. Document is in
three sheets, each approx 27 1/2" x 22 1/2". The document is in
good condition, though because it is in three sheets and the sheets have been
kept folded over many years there is some noticeable creasing. On the first
page ("This Indenture") this has led to some loss of legibility. On
the second page there is some staining, though not to a serious degree. There
are two seals with signatures on the document, - those of Henry T and Eliza
Tywnam. The title page carries two red sterling silver stamps for ten
shillings each, with two black-and-white VR stamps on the reverse. |
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511 |
1856 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Plumstead Kent PATTISON > JONES 1856 FROM THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA - 149 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN
FREDERICK PATTISON OF LD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT AND CHARLES PATTISON OF
WILLENHALL HOUSE NEAR COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE DEVISEES IN TRUST OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES PATTISON LATE OF OLD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT
OF THE FIRST PART JOSEPH KAY LIDBETTER OF HAMILTON TERRACE BLOOMFIELD ROAD
WEST PLUMSTEAD BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART AND JENKIN JONES OF BRIGHT TERRACE
SANDY HILL ROAD WEST PLUMSTEAD QUATER MASTER ROYAL ENGINEERS OF THE THIRD
PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE OF PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED AT WEST PLUMSTEAD NEAR
WOOLWICH IN THE PARISH OF PLUMSTED IN THE COUNTY OF KENT BEING PART OF THE
BURRAGE ESTATE TOGETHER WITH ONE MESSUAGE ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM WITH SMALL
SITE SURVEY SIZE 29 INCHES X 22 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
Pattison |
Lidbetter |
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512 |
1824 |
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ITEM:
Original Handwritten Letter (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 9 inches x 7¼ inches DATE:
1824 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: London & Annanhill (Scotland) PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Letter concerning the estate of the late Andrew Baird and the
fees for the education of Miss Baird in France PEOPLE
INVOLVED: James Dunlop, Andrew Baird, Archibald Barklimore, Isaac Kitchen
PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Archibald Barklimore CONDITION:
In Very Good Condition |
Baird |
Dunlop |
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Kitchen |
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513 |
1873 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1873 VELLUM DEED Hackney From
the reign of QUEEN MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES RICHMOND
VILLAS RICHMOND ROAD DALSTON IN THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN AT HACKNEY IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN
GEORGE TURNER OF CLOUDESLEY ROAD ISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
WAREHOUSEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND EBENEZER SAMUEL GOODES OF 51 NEWGATE
STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON TOBACCONIST EDWIN ENGLES OF FORE STREET IN THE
SAME CITY WAREHOUSEMAN WILLIAM DAVISON BARNETT OF PRIEST COURT FOSTER LANE IN
THE SAME CITY WAREHOUSEMAN AND AUSTIN WILLIAM CASSWELL OF BROMLEY IN THE
COUNTY OF KENT GENTLEMAN THE PRESENT TRUSTEES OF THE FIRST CITY OF *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - CLEAR AND LEGIBLE
* WAX
SEAL *
SECOND SMALL INDENTURE TO REVERSE * SIZE
24 INCHES X 29 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Turner |
Goodes |
Engles |
Barnett |
Casswell |
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514 |
1823 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 22 November 1823 between Samuel Overton of
Southrepps, Norfolk (yeoman), Thomas Martin Blakely alias Thomas Rix Blakely
of Norwich (merchant) and Edgar Taylor of the Inner Temple London (gentleman)
relating to Goswold Hall, Thrandeston and land in Yaxley. Lots of other names are mentioned. There are three seals and a revenue
stamp. It has been signed by the three
persons named above. Also has witness
signatures on the back. Very good condition |
Overton |
Blakely |
Taylor |
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515 |
1869 |
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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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516 |
1634 |
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A
vellum obligation bond on vellum dated 29th March 1634 between Alice, the
wife of John Pemble of Shelwich (yeoman); Daniel Harvey of London (merchant);
William Jenkin of London. It is
written in Latin on one side and English on the other. It has four signatures and a seal. Has been folded, otherwise very good
condition. |
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Harvey |
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517 |
1895 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Last Will & Testament COHEN London 1895 FROM THE REIGN OF
QUEEN VICTORIA - 110 YEARS OLD THIS BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTATMENT OF
THMAS BROOKS OF TATEATON STREET LONDON LINEN DRAPER. BEQUESTS TO SON IN LAW
PETER BARLOW OF BASINGHALL STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON WEAVER, THOMAS POTTS
OFTRIPPLEGATE LONDON LINEN DRAPER AND GEORGE BURLEY OF LINCOLNS INN
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME AGE SPOTS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE
28 INCHES X 30 INS |
Brooks |
Barlow |
Potts |
Burley |
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518 |
1659 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the sale of lands in Crantock and other
parishes, Cornwall, between Eliab Harvey the elder of London, esquire, William
Stead of Steedhill, Kent, doctor at law, Jonathan Pashleigh of Mennabilly,
Cornwall, John Lanyon of Newplace, Essex and Richard Arundell of Trerise,
Cornwall. Dated the 20th day of March 1659. Property: The manor of
Trevelwith, Cornwall in the parish of Crantock. Also a messuage called
Trewolla in Crantock, another called Mellingay in Cubert, and others called
Mestere or Basteere and Lanlovin. A house in the parish of Perran. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Several small water stains and
dirt marking. Document size (approx.): 78 by 68 cm. |
Harvey |
Stead |
Pashleigh |
Lanyon |
Arundell |
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1870 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT WILL Ockendon Essex MARTHA SNOWDEN 1870 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA
- 135 YEARS OLD THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MARTHA SNOWDEN
FORMERLY OF NORTH OCKENDON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX AFTERWARDS OF
CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON WITH LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION FROM HER
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT OF PROBATE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION
- SOME STORAGE DUSTING WAX SEAL ON TWO
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT SIZE 24 INCHES X 18 INS |
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1708 |
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A one page
obligation bond between Samuel Blackerby of Grays Inn, Middx. (gent.),
Josephe Fitch of East Reach, Cambs. (yeoman) and relates to property in East
Reach. Also mentioned: William Piggott
of broadhurst, |
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Fitch |
Piggott |
Child |
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521 |
1899 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 7th February 1899 between Thomas George Wharton
of Ironmongers Lane, Cheapside (surveyor) and Emma Sarah Spicer (widow), George
Spicer (Australian Merchant) and Edward James Spicer of 11 Linden Gardens,
St. Mary Abbots, Kensington (clerk) for property in Dormer Terrace, Vancouver
Road, Catford, Kent with a plan. Has one seal and signature with revenue
stamps. Has witness signatures on the
reverse. Has been folded, otherwise
very good condition. |
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Spicer |
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1909 |
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A
certificate from The Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and The
Royal College of Music dated London 1909 stating that Gwendolyn Shorthouse,
Pupil of Miss E. Shorthouse was examined in Singing Very good condition |
Shorthouse |
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523 |
1928 |
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A 3 page
vellum indenture with coloured plan on linen dated 17th February 1928 between
Claude Joseph Goldsmid-Montefiore of Portman Square, London (esq.), Sir
Charles James Jessel of Ladham House Goudhurst, Kent (Baronet), Leonard
Nathaniel Goldsmid-Montefiore of Weymouth Street, London (esq.), the Hon.
Edward Herbert Jessel of Park Lane (esq.) and the Great Western Railway
Company relating to two pieces of land in Birkenhead. The third page comprises a schedule of the
land from 1849. It has 4 seals and has been signed by each of the above
gentlemen. There are also 4 witness
signatures. Has been folded, otherwise excellent condition |
Goldsmid-Montefiore |
Jessel |
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524 |
1853 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: MANUSCRIPT DEED Walworth London BARTLETT > SCOTT 1853. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 152 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN WILLIAM PLATER BARTLETT OF ROSE HILL NEAR THE CITY
OF OXFORD GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART JOHN EDWARDS OF WAVERTREE NEAR
LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER BAPTIST MINISTER AND RICHARD BOSWELL
BEDDOME OF NICHOLAS LANE IN THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE SECOND PART JOHN FAVELL
OF GRESHAM STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE THIRD PART AND RICHARD SCOTT
OF CROSBY ROW WALWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY BAKER OF THE FOURTH PART. FOR
ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING AT 34 CROSBY ROW
WALWORTH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SURREY NOW IN TENURE AND OCCUPATION OF THE
RICHARD SCOTT TOGETHER WITH THE OVEN BELONGING THERETO AND ALL OUT BUILDINGS.
*WITH SMALL HAND COLOURED SURVEY MAP GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 29
INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Bartlett |
Edwards |
Beddome |
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1682 |
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A 2
page paper indenture recording the conveyance of a sugar planatation in St
Georges, Barbados, between Thomas Gunston of the parish of St Georges, in the
island of Barbados, planter (otherwise called Captain Thomas Gunston), Major
Rowland Butteley, Captain Junior, Richard Forde and Henry Byrch all of
Barbados, and William Walter Ironge and Joseph Wasey of London. Dated the
13th day of May in the 30th year of the reign of Chares II [1682]. An
interesting and important document regarding the early English involvement in
the sugar plantations of Barbados. Property: This appears to be part of a
settlement following the marriage between Captain Gunston and Ursula his
wife. Includes all messuages, tenements, plantation fields, rents belonging
to Captain Gunston in the parish of St Georges, Barbados. Includes the
mansion of dwelling house, outhouses, buildings, sugar works, coppers,
stills, wormes, tools, utensills, stables, gardens , orchards, with all the
white servants, houses, assinero's, neate cattle, and all the negroes and
slaves, etc. Also mentions John and Thomas Gunston of Taunton Deane,
Somerset. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Poor condition
with large splits along the folds and dust marking on dorso. Pretty much all
text is readable though and the document appears complete. Repair of the
folds would stabilise the whole document. Seal is missing. Document size
(approx.): 30 by 46 cm. |
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Butteley |
Junior |
Forde |
Byrch |
Ironge |
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1830 |
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This
indenture, produced in 1830 on one vellum sheet records the surrender of a term
of 1000 years in an estate in Shipdham Norfolk. Norfolk. The agreement is
between the executors of the estate of Robert Dorm(?) who died in 1828 and a
William Catton of Shipdham. The executors are Thomas Hearne of Deeves Hall in
Ridge, Herts, John Parkinson of London, and James Goldson of Norfolk. A
substantial mortgage of £5,700 existed between Dorm and Catton on buildings
and land in Shipdham, 70 acres, and at Westfield, East Dereham, 61 acres. The
lands are surrendered to Catton for a term of 1,000 years on payment of the
£5,700. This is a very nice document produced on one sheet in an attractive
hand. There are three wax seals and it is signed by the three executors |
Dorm |
Catton |
Hearne |
Parkinson |
Goldson |
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1899 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT Surrey PATMAN 1899 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - guaranteed original this item is 106 YEARS OLD THIS IS A
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF FREEHOLD MESSUAGES AND
HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE IN SOUTH NORWOOD HILL AND CHALFONT ROAD SOUTH NORWOOD
IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. BETWEEN WILLIAM COOPER OF BENA VISTA SELHURST ROAD
SOUTH NORWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND FANNY
MARGARETTE PATMAN OF BRIGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX WIDOW HENRY ROBERT
CHASY HURFORD OF STACKBRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON ESQUIRE WILLIAM
CHRISTOPHER HIGGINS BURNE OF LINCOLNS INN FIELDS IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON ON 3
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT - FOLDED SIZE 17 INCHES X 11 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
SOME DUSTING TO EDGES AND OUTER FOLD TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS HAND
COLOURED SITE PLAN WAX SEALS |
Cooper |
Patman |
Hurford |
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1809 |
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A
vellum manorial document relating to Beaminster, Dorset and dated 21st April
1809. Single sheet and handwritten - relates to the surrender of land by
Thomas Conway 'Late of the Strand in the City of Westminster but now of
Marden Lane, Garlick Hythe in the City of London', a grocer, to Joseph
Barratt of Beaminster. Conway is represented by his attorney John Warr. The
land is called Middle Venus Stile in the Manor of Beaminster Secunda, Dorset
and the amount payable is £325. At the left of the document is a blue revenue
seal and the witnesses have signed at the bottom. On the verso is a receipt
and the filing note. Measurements are approx. 14.5" wide and 11.5"
high. In good condition although the vellum is stiff and with the folding
does not want to lie flat (hence the weights on the corners when I took the
photographs). There is also some foxing / yellowing especially to the verso
although all the writing remains perfectly legible; there is also one very
small corner crease. |
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1848 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED : ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Bishopgate London DUDLEY >LINDO 1848. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 157 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF BISHOPGATE STREET
IN THE CITY OF LONDON TOGETHER WITH THE MESSUAGE AND TENEMENET ERECTED
THEREON NUMBERED 30. BETWEEN WILLIAM DUDLEY OF STOKE NEWINGTON IN THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND BENJAMIN LINDO OF BISHOPGATE STREET
IN THE CITY OF LONDON DRUGGIST OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL
WITH IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT |
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1636 vellum
Obligation Bond £2,750 London. A vellum obligation bond dated March 1636
between Richard Miller, Rice Williams and Daniell Harvey (merchant). It is written in English on one side and
Latin on the other. It has two
signatures and one seal. The other
seal has broken away. There are two
witness signatures as well. Has been folded and there is a little fading on
one of the folds, otherwise good condition |
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1637 |
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A velum
obligation bond dated 1637 between Ralph Henson of London (leather seller);
Thomas Bancks of Peckham in the Parish of Camberwell and Daniell Harvey of
London (merchant). It is written in
Latin on one side and English on the other.
It has two signatures, two incomplete seals and two witness
signatures. There is also a receipt written in English dated 1637 for £34
with two signatures. Has been folded,
otherwise good condition. |
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Wills.
A group of eight vellum and paper wills, 18th & 19th c., including one
for Lawrence Smith, citizen and cordwainer of London, 1523 (18th-century
copy), a contemp. copy of a will for Anne Roffey of Chaldon, Surrey, from
1738, the remainder 19th c. |
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A
vellum indenture recording the lease of lands in Hempstead, Essex, between Thomas Westhropp of Steeple Bumpstead,
gent, John Styles of Hempstead, gent, Eliab Harvey of London, merchant, John
Prestwood of London, merchant, Henry Pratt citizen and haberdasher of London,
and Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Massingham, Norfolk, Knight & Baronet.
Dated the 3rd day of August in the 24th year of the reign of Charles I
[1648]. Property: A messuage or tenement called Holbrookes in several
enclosures; and a close called Purfletts meadow of 3 acres; Middle Lay, Lowe
Field, all in Hempstead and Bumpstead, Essex. View 1880 Ordnance Survey map
of Hempstead Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Areas of
flaky ink and rubbing in folds, all text readable. One small slit in fold.
Document size: 66 by 38 cm. Other characteristics: Signatures. One wax seal
with armorial impression. One seal with initials TW. |
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Styles |
Harvey |
Prestwood |
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1880 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Audley Staffs ROBERT EDWARDS 1880 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 125 YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE BY WAY OF
DEMISE OF CERTAIN HERIDITAMENTS CALLED YEW TREE FARM AT HALMEREND IN THE
PARISH OF AUDLEY IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND CERTAIN BANK ANNUITIES AND
STOCKS AND OF A POLICY OF INSURANCE UPON THE LIFE OF THE SAID PETER ROBERTS.
BETWEEN JOHN COLE HOGDON OF CLEMENTS INN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN
FREDERICK PERTWEE OF FENCHURCH STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON COLONIAL BROKER
AND GEORGE EDWARD AYE OF KING STREET CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON
GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART ROBERT EDWARDS OF ZETLAND TERRACE MANSKE BY THE
SEA IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN OF THE SECON PART AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY NEW BRIDGE STREET LONDON WITH ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 28 INS X 23 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON THREE SHEETS
OF VELLUM |
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Hogdon |
Pertwee |
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LEASE 1802
GROUND & TENEMENT AT PECKHAM RYE, INTHE PARISH OF ST GILES, CAMBERWELL,
SURREY Mrs Sarah Charles of Peckham Rye, Widow to Mr William Peacock of
Salisbury Square, Fleet Street in the City of London Pocket Book Maker After Thomas Ayre of
Camberwell had been paid for land and building etc:- Mrs Charles leased all
that piece or parcel of land being on the east side of Peckham Rye in the
Parish of St Giles, abutting on the north to other premises of Sarah Charles
but now demised by John Mitchell. On the south side to the premises of Mrs
Blackwell, east on premises of John Wade and west on Peckham Rye. Containing
in front next Peckham Rye twenty one foot six inches and in depth from front
to rear three hundred and eighty foot or whereabouts. That newly erected
messuage and tenement and other the building thereon erected and built as the
same now in the tenure of William Peacock etc. Paying yearly and every year
during the said 58 1/2 years. Yearly rent of five pounds five shillings.
There are numerous other interesting clauses including hedges and ditches,
not to move the soil away etc. Duty stamp dated 1801 for fifteen shillings,
plus ten shillings (?). 2 Georgian sixpenny stamps to back. Size 28 1/2"
by 23". Condition: soiled outside, otherwise good. |
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1739 |
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A 2 page
vellum indenture relating to the lease of a house in Kennington Lane,
Lambeth, between Anne East of Hurley, Berkshire, George Cook of the Inner
Temple, London, and Abraham Shard of Kennington Lane in the parish of
Lambeth, Surrey. Dated 20th March in the 12th year of the reign of George II
[1739]. Property: All that capital brick messuage or mansion house in
Kennington Lane formerly in the possession of Sir Izaat Shard, Knight, with
gardens and an orchard encoumpassed by a brick wall, and land called Great
Yard and Brick Close, all in Lambeth. A large very detailed schedule is
included listing all rooms and outhouses of the property with a detailed
description of the types of doors, locks, windows, fixtures and fittings. A
fascinating description of the house. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Medium browning, revenue stmps have been cut out of the
vellum not affecting the text. Document size: 80 by 70 cm. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. |
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1867
1869 WILLS BALCH BATCOMBE UPTON SHEPTON INDENTURES This indenture records a
transfer and extension of an £1,800 mortgage. The agreement is between
William Forrester of Malmesbury, John Wills of Child Okeford, John Balch of
Bruton, and Edward Richardson of London. £1,250 is given by Richardson to
William Forrester, £250 to John Wills, and £300 to John Balch.The lands named
are in the parish of Upton Noble, Somerset and are listed in a schedule which
appears on the final sheet. Mentioned are Fry's House, Goat Hill, Chappel
Field, Home Ground, Slades Paddock, |
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Wills |
Balch |
Richardson |
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1776 |
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A 16
page copy of an indenture copied in 1776, relating to the sale of the manor
of Youngs in the parish of Standon, Hertfordshire, between Edward Woder
citizen and cordwainer of London, Charles Hempe of London, broker, Alexander
Jefson of Grays Inn, gent, Abigail Bird of Same Street in the parish of St
Margarets Westminster Elizabeth Miller of Cheapside, London, and Richard
Lilly of New Palace Yard, Westminster. Original Indenture Dated 24th June in
the 19th year of the reign of George II [1745]. Property: The manor of Youngs
in the parish of Standon, Hertfordshire. Medium: Handwritten in English on
thicj paper. Condition: Very Good. Document size (approx.): 72 by 38 cm. |
Woder |
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1686 |
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A
vellum indenture for the sale of a farm in North Shoebury, Essex, between Francis
Maidston citizen and clothworker of London, and Samuel Ongley a citizen and
merchant taylor of London. Dated the 5th day of October in the 2nd year of
the reign of James II [1686]. Property: A farm called Daives Farm in North
Shoebury in the occupation of Joan Farrington and a marsh called Munginge
Marsh als Mungy Marsh or Mount marsh in Shoebury otherwise North Shoebury.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: A small area of fire
damage and other stains. Creasing and dusty. Document size (approx.): 55 by
35 cm. Characteristics: Signature and one red wax seal. |
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1880 |
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A large
2 page vellum indenture with plan relating to property in St. John's Road, Tunbridge
Wells between James Holmden of Edenbridge (gent), Hori Pink (builder),
Charles Tibbs (pork butcher) and Edward Baldock Stone of 6 Kings Bench Walk,
Temple, London (esq, barrister at law).
Earlier indentures are cited with the following names: Edward Edwards,
Sir Richard Malins, George Edwards and Edward Holroyd Bousfield. Has 4 signatures and seals with a revenue
stamp on each page. There are witness
signatures on the reverse. Has been
folded, otherwise good condition. |
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Pink |
Tibbs |
Stone |
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1872 |
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A large
one page vellum indenture dated 28th February 1872 relating to two houses in
Stone, Staffordshire between John Dowell of Acton Tussell (farmer) and
William Hine Haycock of 4 College Hill, London (gent.). Earlier indentures going back to 1846 are
cited and the following names are mentioned: John Wright, William Williams +
Mary his wife; William Tym Middleton, Thomas Podmore + Ann his wife, George
Mills and William Griffith Frith. Has
two signatures and seals with a revenue stamp. There are witness and received signatures
on the reverse. Has been folded,
otherwise good condition. |
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Wright |
Williams |
Middleton |
Podmore |
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1804 |
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Conveyance
Dated May 1804 of impropriate rectory titles Messuages lands Tenements and
Hereditaments thereinafter certain real estate in Suffolk. The parties
concerned are Robert Martin (esquire) of Bressingham in the county of Norfolk
of the one part and John Cooper (esquire) of Fitzroy Street No13 in the city
of London and John Steward (gentleman) of the city of Norwich. The document
consists of two pages. There are three red wax seals although there are no
signatures which might account for why there is no specific date. |
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Cooper |
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1877 |
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Conveyance
Dated 13th April 1877. The document concerns a freehold estate called Monks
Hall in Gosberton? and Quadring? in the |
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1840 |
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WILLIAM
LLOYD HOLDEN OF LONDON, WHEELWRIGHT, FREEDOM OF CITY OF LONDON 20 MAY 1840
& LETTER |
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1874 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURED DEED West Brompton Kent SEALY > BREWER 1874
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 131 YEARS OLD BEING
THE DEED OF COVENANT FOR PRODUCTION OF DEEDS OF LOVE COTTAGE STAFFORD STREET
WEST BROMPTON KENT. BETWEEN EDWARD FORWARD SEALBY OF LINCOLNS INN FIELDS IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE ONE PART AND SAMUEL BREWER OF BISHOPS GATE
STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON MUSIC PUBLISHER OF THE OTHER PART WITH
ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX
SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
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1825 |
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A rare
City of London vellum apprentice indenture from the time of George the 4th
between Martin Nunn son of Robert Nunn of Queen Street Cheapside the
apprentice and William Thomas citizen and needlemaker of London. Usual onerous terms, no fornication,
matrimony, card or dice tables, the apprentice shall not haunt taverns or
playhouses, the apprentice to be taught the art and mysterys of his
trade. The Master to provide meat,
drink, apparel, lodgings and all other necssaries according to the customs of
the City of London, dated 23rd May 1825.
Condition, usual folds, vellum quite discoloured but all
readable. Carries two wax seals,
signatures of parties and witnesses. |
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1860 |
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Lease
and Counterpart Lease, 9th April 1860 and a Statutory Declaration by Mr
Robert Deudney re., Eversfield Hall. Franked Hastings 31-10-71 plus duty
stamp for 2 shillings and 6 pence. This auction is for two, twopart
indentures and a seperate declaration Charles Gilbert Eversfield (Esquire)
Denne Park, nr Horsham, Sussex to Mr Francis Hayman Fowler (Architect) Fleet
Street, City of London of a piece of Building Land No 5 Hollington Park
Villas situate in the Parish of Hollington, Sussex at £12 per annum for a
term of 99 years from 25th December 1859, first years rent to be one
peppercorn. Lease: duty paid: 9 shillings and franked: London 31-1-60 and
second page: duty 9 shillings and franked: London 24-3-60. Counterpart Lease:
duty paid: 2 shillings and 6 pence and franked: London 31-1-60 and second
page: duty 5 shillings and franked: London 24-3-60 both documents have, plan
of site and signed with wax seals in good condition and the third document as
described in the above title. |
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1863 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURED DEED Fenchurch St London BAXTER > WEBBER
1863 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 142 YEARS OLD
BEING THE COUNTERPART REVISIONARY LEASE OF A MESSUAGE AND PREMISES AT NO 140
FENCHURCH STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON. BETWEEN ROBERT BAXTER OF ABCHURCH
LANE IN THE CITY OF LONDON ARCHITECT OF THE FIRST PART AND GEORGE EDWARD
WEBBER OF NO 140 FENCHURCH STREET IN THE SAID CITY BAKER OF THE OTHER PART.
WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES
29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT DISCOLOURATION TO TOP LEFT
CORNER WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
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1900 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT WILL Ann Young LONDON 1900 last will and testatment of ANN
SARAH YOUNG OF HANOVER STREET HANOVER SQUARE LONDON. BEQUEST OF ALL REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE TO NEPHEW ARELAS JOHN VIRLING COLLINS OF ROCKSTONE BELVEDERE
STREET RYDE ISLE OF WIGHT A RETIRED COMMANDER IN THE ROYAL NAVY PLUS OTHERS
GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY INFORMATION FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY guaranteed
original ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT - FOLDED WITH PROBATE LETTER OF
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED TO ARELAS JOHN VIRLING COLLINS WITH LARGE WAFER SEAL OF THE PRINCIPLE
PROBATE REGISTRY PLUS TWO HAND WRITTEN NOTES SIZE 21 INCHES X 27 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION |
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1758 |
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An
attractively penned vellum indenture recording the lease of a house in Dover,
Kent, between William Baker of Dover, tinplate worker and brasier, and Martha
his wife, and Charles Applebes the younger of Ludgate Hill, London, brasier.
Dated the 24th day of February in the 31st year of the reign of George II
[1758]. Property: A messuage and lands including a dwelling house in Dover.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. |
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1597 |
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1597 ELIZABETHAN
DOCUMENT COPY concerning GROVE PLACE in CHRISTCHURCH NO RESERVE THIS IS A
HANDWRITTEN COPY ON 6 PAGES OF HEAVY PAPER IN LATIN OF A DOCUMENT DATED IN
THE 39th YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I WHICH WAS 1597. The copy is
attested as "Such Parcels as are extracted do agree with the original
Record remaining in the Chapel of the Rolls and are examined" by John
Kipling and was probably written at the end of the 18th century or early in
the 19th. THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT CONCERNS A PETITION OF ROBERT BOWES TO ROBERT
MILNER OF LONDON BY WHICH HE WAS GRANTED ALL THAT MANSION CALLED GROVE PLACE
IN CHRISTCHURCH. Size. The document is written on six sides of heavy paper
and the page size is approx. 13" wide x 16" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1610
JAMES I DOCUMENT COPY regarding CORN, WATER & FULLING MILLS in
Christchurch NO RESERVE THIS IS A HANDWRITTEN COPY ON 5 PAGES OF HEAVY PAPER IN
LATIN OF A DOCUMENT DATED IN THE 7th YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING JAMES I WHICH
WAS 1610. The copy is attested as "a true Copy of such parcels of the
Record as are here extracted and have been examined" by John Kipling and
was probably written at the end of the 18th century or early in the 19th. THE
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT WAS DRAWN TO RENT, FOR £14 PER ANNUM, TO EDWARD FERRERS OF
LONDON AND FRANCIS PHELLIPS OF LONDON, A CORN MILL AND WATERMILL KNOWN AS
THORPE MILL, MEADE MILL, KNAPE MILL or KNAPPE MILL ALSO A FULLING MILL ALSO A
PIECE OF MEADOW CALLED LE MILHAM IN CHRISTCHURCH THEN IN THE TENURE OF JOHN
CARTER, ALL BEING PARTS OF THE MANOR OF CHRISTCHURCH TWYNEHAM. Size. The
document is written on five sides of heavy paper and the page size is approx.
13" wide x 16" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the
usual folding creases. |
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1880 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Wormwood St London MOSS > BROWN 1880 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 125 YEARS OLD SURRENDER OF LEASE OF
PREMISES BEING NO 8 WORMWOOD STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON. BETWEEN WILLIAM
MOSS OF 12 WORMWOOD STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON BUTCHER OF THE ONE PART AND
WALTER BROWN OF WORMWOOD STREET GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART WITH ESCUTCHENED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 13 INS X 18 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX
SEALS ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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1885 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE INDENTURE Kilburn London WICKES > WATSON 1885 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 121 YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE OF NO
54 BRONDESBURY ROAD KILBURN MIDDLESEX BETWEEN GEORGE HENRY WICKES OF
SALISBURY ROAD WEST KILBURNE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDLESEX BUILDER OF THE ONE
PART AND WILLIAM EVE OF UNION COURT OLD BROAD STREET LONDON SURVEYOR AND
GEORGE SAMUEL WATSON OF TUNBRIDGE WELLS IN KENT SURGEON OF THE OTHER PART .
WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 16 INS X 10 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE
ON TWO PAGES OF PARCHMENT |
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1877 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE INDENTURE Bankrupt Deed Southampton BISHOP 1877 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 128 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE AND
ASSIGNMENT OF ALL ESTATES AND PROPERTIES GOODS AND CHATTELS OF EDWIN COLLINS
BANKRUPT BETWEEN JOHN ROBINSON CLARKE
OF KING STREET CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT OF THE FIRST
PART EDWIN COLLINS OF ST. MARY STREET SOUTHAMPTON AND OF TITCHFIELD BOTH IN
THE COUNTY OF HANTS DRAPER AND GROCER
HEREINAFTER CALLED THE BANKRUPT OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN BISHOP OF
MARY STREET SOUTHAMPTON SHOE MANUFACTURER. SIZES 16 INS X 10 INS IN FINE TO
VERY FINE CONDITION - ON THREE PAGES OF PARCHMENT |
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Deed of
Usage, William Boughton and William Jonkinson, 3rd January 1743. (This is a true
copy of the Original Deed examined thorowith by us, Thomas James and Dan
Christian, dated 1st April 1797, ) "This Indenture tripartite made the
third day of January in the Seventeenth year of the reign of our Sovoreign
Lord George the second by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and
Ireland King Defender of the faith and so fourth and in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and forty three Between William Boughton of Rugby
in the County of Warwick Gentlman and William Jonkinson of furniwalls Inn
Cowit in the parish Saint Andrews Holburn in the City of London
Gentleman..." Hand written on 4 pages (32 x 40cm's) of handmade paper
all watermarked as seen in the pictures and a small note on handmade paper
added |
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1892 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Harlesden Middlesex JONES > FRANCIS 1892
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 113 YEARS OLD BETWEEN
SAMUEL JONES OF 156 HIGH STREET HARLESDEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BUILDER
OF THE ONE PART AND CHARLES WYATT FRANCIS OF UNION COURT OLD BROAD STREET IN
THE CITY OF LONDON SOLICITOR OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF A
LEASHOLD SHOP AND MESSUAGE IN HIGH STREET HARLESDEN MIDDLESEX BEING THE EIGHT
HOUSE NORTHWARDS FROM THE CROWN INN. WAX SEALS SIZES 20 INS X 16 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SURVEY
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1879 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Pendleton Lancaster STRANGMAN 1879 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 126 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOSEPH
STRANGMAN OF PENDLETON NEAR MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER FLAX
SPINNER OF THE FIRST PART LYDIA SOPHIA SUSANNAH STRANGMAN WIFE OF THE SAID
JOSEPH STRANGMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND THOMAS ROSE OF MANCHESTER ESQUIRE AND
FRANCIS WILLIAM BAYLEY OF THE ROYAL MINT LONDON OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE
SETTLEMENT BY JOSEPH STRANGMAN IN FAVOUR OF HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. WITH THREE
OTHER INDENTURES TO REVERSE OF SHEETS GIVING DETAILS OF ESTATE AND
INVESTMENTS WAX SEALS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
SOME STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE SHEET ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON THREE
SHEETS OF VELLUM PLUS TWO SOLICITORS NOTES |
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560 |
1892 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Marriage Settlement LONDON HOLME 1892 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 134 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CAROLINE
WILSON HOLME OF CARLTON HILL IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON OF THE FIRST PART ANNA
ROSA WILSON HOLME OF THE SAME PLACE SPINSTER OF THE SECOND PART CLINTON JAMES
WILSON HOLME OF THE SAME PLACE CIVIL ENGINEER OF THE THIRD PART RANDLE FYNES
WILSON HOLME OF THE OLD JEWRY IN THE CITY OF LONDON SOLICITOR OF THE FOURTH
PART CAROLINE ELIZABETH WILSON HOLME OF CARLTON HILL OF THE FIFTH PART
WINIFRED WILSON HOLME OF THE SAMES PLACE OF THE SIXTH PART TRUSTEES OF THE
THE WILL IN THE MATTER OF THE WILL AND MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT OF THE LATE JAMES
WILSON HOLME . DETAIL ON FAMILY EFFECTS AND INHERITENCE WAX SEALS SIZES 10
INS X 17 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON SEVEN
SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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1859 |
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Mortgage
Dated 14th June 1859 of a House and Premises at Bexley Heath. The parties concerned
are George Spence (esquire) of 11 Cooks Court, Lincoln Inn's Field, London
and Betsy his wife and James Ormond Norman (esquire) of No 89 Chancery Lane,
in the liberty of the rolls, the premise mentioned is Schoolroom and dining
room adjoining yard, garden, playground and premises situate in Bexley Heath
on the South side of the Dover Turnpike Road. The document consists of two
pages with three red wax seals together with two signatures. |
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Norman |
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562 |
1892 |
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1892
indenture - with wax seal a reasonable condition 5 page indenture on vellum
like material between guillaume coster of regents park and edward hughes of
london for the premises at well court, bow lane - known as blenkinsop &
co - for 21 years at a rent of £420 pa it has a small wax seal on the last page of the
document reasonable condition, writing
readable - the document is a little creased at the edges- a very
interesting document now nearly 120 years old |
Coster |
Hughes |
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563 |
1571 |
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North
(Roger, second Baron, of Kirtling, 1530-1600) Bargain and sale of the manor
of Hanford and other properties in Somerset and Cornwall to William Neale of London,
D.s. “Willm Neale”, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, folds, wax seal appended,
in good condition, 386 x 537mm., 20th April, 1571. |
North |
Neale |
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Banking.-
Group of documents etc. relating to banking, including: grant of property in
Drury Lane and elsewhere to guarantee a loan to the goldsmith banker Edward
Backwell 1669, obligation bond to safeguard a repayment to be made at “the
new shop of John Davies Scrivenor”, at North Gate of the Royal Exchange,
London 1633, papers relating to moneys owed to William Proctor of London with
mention of Sir Thomas Vyner (d. 1665) 1654 & 1656, letter from Cromwell
Disbrowe to Mr Lake at the address of Sir Stephen Evance (goldsmith banker)
in Lombard Street 1705, receipt by John Carteret for moneys from Francis
Child 1729, receipts for payments by Exchequer Tellers 1707 & 1712, Ds.,
manuscripts, some on vellum, folds, browned, v.s., v.d. (7). Edward Backwell
(d. 1683), goldsmith banker. “The ’father of English banking' executed
several of the functions absorbed by the Treasury and later the Bank of
England.” - Sir Robert Clayton and the Origins of English Deposit Banking,
1658-1685, 1986. |
Backwell |
Davies |
Proctor |
Vyner |
Disbrowe |
Lake |
Evance |
Carteret |
Child |
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1857 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Plumstead Kent PATTISON > STEPHENS 1857. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 148 years old BETWEEN FREDERICK
PATTISON OF OLD BROAD STREET LONDON MERCHANT AND CHARLES PATTISON OF
WILLENHALL HOUSE NEAR COVENTRY WARWICKSHIRE OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM
STEPHENS OF NO 1 ST JAMES PLACE WEST PLUMSTEAD NEAR WOOLWICH KENT SMITH IN
THE ROYAL ARSENAL. BEING THE LEASE OF MESSUAGE AND PREMISES AT NO 1 SAINT
JAMES PLACE WEST PLUMSTEAD KENT PART OF THE BURRAGE ESTATE. WITH SMALL HAND
COLOURED SURVEY PLAN GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ~ WAX SEALS ~ SIZE 29 INCHES X 32 INS ~ ON
ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Pattison |
Stephens |
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566 |
1865 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Obligation Bond SIR CHARLES NICHOLSON 1865. QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 140 years
old BETWEEN SIR CHARLES NICHOLSON OF DEVONSHIRE PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX BARONET OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM SEVERIN SALTING OF ESSEX COURT
TEMPLE BARRISTER AT LAW GEORGE LEWIS PARKIN OF NEW SQUARE LINCOLNS INN IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ALFRED DUDLEY KEIGHTLEY OF MILNTHORPE IN THE COUNTY
OF WESTMORLAND OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF BOND DEBT OF
COLLATERAL SECURITY FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF TO SECURE £5,000 . ON LAND IN
QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA BEING INTEREST IN CERTAIN LANDS SITUATE IN SEVERAL
PARISHES OF ARCHER MURCHISON, NICHOLSON, KARKOL AND ROCKHAMPTON GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ~
WAX SEAL ~ SIZE 29 INCHES X 27 INS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Nicholson |
Salting |
Parkin |
Keightley |
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567 |
1896 |
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1896
indenture - with wax seal a good condition indenture on vellum like material
between richard albert notley and ann maria abbott of 32 eastcheap, london,
for a shop and basement at 32 eastcheap, london - in 1896 - for 7 years at a
rent of £200 per annum it has a small
wax seal at the bottom of the document good condition, all writiing readable |
Notley |
Abbott |
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568 |
1896 |
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1896
indenture - with wax seal a reasonable condition indenture on vellum like
material between richard albert notley and robert batzer of upper clapton
london, for a shop and basement at 30 eastcheap, london - in 1896 - for 7
years at a rent of £240 per annum it has a
small wax seal at the bottom of the document reasonable condition, all
writiing readable but hole in document |
Notley |
Batzer |
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569 |
1847 |
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Conveyance
Dated 7th December 1847 of the Equity of Redemption of a Messuage and
Premises at New Romney in Kent. The parties concerned are the Assignees of
the Estate of William Bridge a Bankrupt namely Lewis Ambrose Reeve (
upholsterer) of the town of Ashford in the County of Kent and George Green
(gentleman) of No 18 Aldermanbury in the city of London of the first part.
And William Bridge (upholsterer) of Ashford aforesaid County of the second
part. And Henry Ayers (plumber, glazier and painter) from New Romney Kent of
the third part. The document concerns: Tenement, workshop and backside or
close, and well and laden pump, being on the east side of the town and Port of
New Romney, Kent. The document consists of a single page which contains four
red wax seals and four signatures. |
Bridge |
Reeve |
Green |
Ayers |
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570 |
1796 |
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Release
Dated 16th July 1796, of a piece of land in the Parish of Streatham. The
parties concerned are Mr.William Esdaile (esquire) of Lombard Street in the
City of London and Elizabeth his wife of the one part and Mr. William Cotton
(esquire) of Lawrence Pountney Lane London of the other part. The parcel of
land comprised of about 3 acres and bordered on Dragmore Lane between Clapham
and Streatham. The sum of £525 was paid for this land. The document consists
of two pages and contains two red wax seals together with two signature.
There is a diagram showing the land on the first page. |
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Cotton |
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571 |
1711-1747 |
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Varnam
(Thomas, bookseller) Lease for a year from Thomas Varnam of the City of London
to Reginal Prinsep of Tamworth, apthecary, of a D.s. “Thos. Varnam”, 1½pp.,
manuscript, folds, slightly browned, lge. 4to, dated 21st October 1711 copy
3rd March 1747 § Apprenticeship indenture of James Brettell, son of John
Brettell of Halesowen, Shropshire, maltster, bound to Joseph Allen of the
borough of Warwick, grocer, for seven years on payment of £21 for which Allen
will provide meat, drink, washing, lodging, but “wearing apparell excepted”,
D.s. “Joseph Allen” and others, manuscript, 1½pp., receipted on verso, small
tear along 1 fold, browned, wax seal, folio, 1st November 1729 (2). Thomas
Varnam, bookseller in |
Varnam |
Prinsep |
Brettell |
Allen |
Guy |
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572 |
1824 |
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A large
three page vellum indenture dated 10th August 1824 relating to the Mansion
House and Estates in Aust, Henbury, Elbeton, Gloucester, etc. between Richard
Bright of Ham Green, Someset (esq.), John Frederick Pinney of Somerton,
Somerset (esq.), Sir Henry Cann Lippincott of Stoke (baronet), The Governor
and Company of the Bank of England and James William Freshfield of New Bank
Buildings, London (gent.). It cites
earlier indentures. Also mentioned:
James Gordon of Berkeley Square (esq.), Edward Bartlett, John Collins, Thomas
Taylor, Thomas Nicholls, William Jenkins, Thomas Williams, Edward Satchwell
Sitwell, Edward Pegge Sitwell, William Miller, etc. Has four seals and 3
signatures with a revenue stamp on each page.
There are witness signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Bright |
Pinney |
Lippincott |
Freshfield |
Gordon |
Bartlett |
Collins |
Taylor |
Nicholls |
Jenkins |
Williams |
etc |
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573 |
1794 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 10th September 1794 relating to properties in
Heaton, Staffordshire between George Smith of Oakmoor, Kingsley (gent.),
Edward Nicolls of Swithamley, Leek (esq.) and Joseph Mellor of Leek (button merchant). There is a schedule citing indentures back
to 1748. The following names are
mentioned: George Hunt of Rocester (esq.), George Fieldhouse of Drayton,
Penkridge (gent.), William Nicolls of Stafford, Ann, wife of George Hunt,
Henry Wilkinson of Doveridge, Derbyshire (yeoman), Randle Wilbraham of
Lincolns Inn (esq.), Francis Otway of Kensington (esq.), Stanhope Otway of
the Inner Temple, London (esq.), Pusey Brooke of Holwood, Chester (esq.),
Thomas Falconer of Lincolns Inn (esq.), David Gibson, Thomas Salt, William
Oakey + Ann his wife, etc. Has been folded.
Has one signature and seal with a revenue stamp on each page. Has witness and received signatures on the
reverse. |
Smith |
Nicolls |
Mellor |
Hunt |
Fieldhouse |
Wilkinson |
Wilbraham |
Otway |
Brooke |
Falconer |
Gibson |
etc |
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574 |
1903 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED London GRIBBLE > HILL 1903 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING EDWARD VII - 102
YEARS OLD BEING APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEES OF AN INDENTURE OF THE 1888 AND
CONVEYANCE OF HEREDITAMENTS. BETWEEN GEORGE JAMES GRIBBLE OF 22 ST. PAULS
CHURCHYARD IN THECITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE AND ALGERNON BARNABY COXHEAD OF
COPTHALL BUILDINGS IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES
WILLIAM HILL OF ONSLOW GARDENS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX ESQUIRE AND
FREDERICK CHARLES COXHEAD OF ESSEX VILLAS KENSINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX OF THE OTHER PART WITH
ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 18 INS X 11 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- WITH STORAGE FOLD WAX SEALS ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
Gribble |
Coxhead |
Hill |
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575 |
1876 |
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A 3 page
dissolution of partnership on vellum dated 26th September 1876 between Joseph
Toms of Lychett Villa, Bedford Park, Croydon (gent.) and Benjamin Pearcy of
19 Alexander Terrace, Penge Road, South Norwood (gent.). They were spirit merchants trading under
the name of Joseph Toms & Pearcy at 8 Union Court, Old Broad Street and
80 Bishopgate Street, London. Has two
signatures and seals with witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Toms |
Pearcy |
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576 |
1911 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Marriage Settlement NOBILTY CORRY 1911 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE V - 94 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE
HONOURABLE HENRY WILLIAM LOWRY CORRY OF EDWARDSTONE HALL IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK LATE A LIUTENANT COLONEL IN HIS MAJESTYS COLDSTREAM GUARDS AND THE
HONOURABLE BLANCHE EDITH LOWRY CORRY HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD
SPENCER HALL OF THE MANOR HOUSE MALMESBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE LATE A
LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN HIS MAJESTYS COLDSTREAM GUARDS OF THE SECOND PART HUGH
CLEMENT SUTTON OF THE GUARDS CLUB PALL MALL IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON A
LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN HIS MAJESTYS COLDSTREAM GUARDS AND HENRY CHARLES LOWRY
CORRY OF EDWARDSTONE HALL A LIEUTENANT IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY OF THE THIRD
PART AND THE SAID RICHARD SPENCER HALL, HUGH CLEMENT SUTTON AND HENRY CHARLES
LOWRY CORRY OF THE FOURTH PART. BEING THE APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES OF THE
SETTLEMENT OF 1876, WHEREAS BY INDENTURE BEING A SETTLEMENT MADE IN
CONSIDERATION OF THE MARRIAGE THEN INTENDED AND SHORTLEY AFTER SOLEMNIZED
BETWEEN THE SAID HENRY WILLIAM LOWRY CORRY AND BLANCHE EDITH LOWRY CORRY
REFERRED TO A CERTAIN SUM OF £5,000 TO BE PAID BY VISCOUNT HALIFAX THE FATHER
OF THE SAID BLANCHE EDITH LOWRY COLLY. WITH LETTER SIGNED BY EDITH CORRY SIZE19
INS X 12 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE STAIN TO LAST
MANUSCRIPT PAGE ~ IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON FOUR SHEETS OF
VELLUM. |
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Hall |
Sutton |
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577 |
1848 |
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A large
4 page vellum indenture with plan dated 25th March 1848 relating to property
in Eton Terrace, Lee, Kent between John Frederick Parker of Lewisham (esq),
Edward Parker of Lewisham (esq), Alfred Fitch of Rood Lane, London (provision
merchant), John Wilson Davies of Broadway, Deptford (wholesale grocer),
Barber Tuck of Tranquil Vale, Blackheath (wine merchant), George Gates of Lee
(grocer and builder) and John Chatfield of Aldgate (grocer). Has six signatures and seals with a revenue
stamp on each page. Has witness and
received signatures on the reverse.
Has been folded. |
Parker |
Fitch |
Davies |
Tuck |
Gates |
Chatfield |
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578 |
1872 |
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A large
two page vellum indentured dated |
Credland |
Sydenham |
Gould |
Downes |
Black |
Hutchinson |
Micklethwait |
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579 |
1905 |
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2 Large
vellum counterpart leases for a property, shop in York House, Saint Marys
Axe, City of London. Strange they both
seem to be the same including dates but the floor plans are different. The Landlord Richard Albert Notley of
Cornhill, the Tenant a hosier from Fenchurch Street a Mr Austin Leonard Reed
(we believe this gentleman was the founder of the Austin Reed, chain of mens
shops). Both bear seals with an animal
head and measure approx. 27 x 40 inches.
Both in mint condition, both dated 20th April 1905. |
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Reed |
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580 |
1896 |
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A lease for a newly erected office premises
in Laurence Pountney Lane in the City of London. Between Richard Albert Notley the Landlord
and The Baron Alfred Charles De Rothschild, Honorary Consul General the
tenant. Page size approx. A.3. size,
pages neatly handwritten to 4 faces.
Rent in 1896, the date of the document, £380 per annum, full details
of accomodation etc. Boldly signed by
Baron Rothschild, a famous name in a famous city. Condition, near fine. |
Notley |
Rothschild |
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581 |
1855 |
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A large
parchment indenture 29ins. x24ins.dated 26th april 1855. It is between Samuel
Haydon of HEAVYTREE, |
Haydon |
Webber |
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582 |
1913 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Marriage Settlement NOBILITY BURLEY HANTS 1913
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE V - BEING 93 YEARS OLD
BEING THE APPOINTMENT OF CAPTAIN INGILBY AND SYDNEY POSONBY AS TRUSTEES IN
THE OF WYNNE ALBERT BANKES DECEASED TO ACT JOINTLY WITH THE RIGHT HONORABLE
HUGH EARL FORTESCUE BETWEEN LILLA GERTRUDE ELLED FORTESCUE OF SHAPPEN BURLEY
IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS OF THE FIRST PART THE RIGHT HONORABLE HUGH EARL
FORTESCUE OF CASTLE HILL SOUTH MOLTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON OF THE SECOND
PART AND JOHN UCHTRED MACDOWALL INGILBY OF HENINGFORD GRANGE RIPON IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK A CAPTAIN IN THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS AND SYDNEY ALEXANDER PONSONBY OF
FLEET STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE THIRD PART SIZE 10 INS X 15 INS ~
IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WITH IMPRESSED
REVENUE STAMP - AND WAX SEALS. |
Ingilby |
Ponsonby |
Bankes |
Fortescue |
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583 |
1790 |
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70.
Release in ffee Dated the 1st March 1790. The Parties concerned are Edmund
Reynolds (esquire) of the City of |
Reynolds |
Bailie |
Meyler |
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584 |
1906 |
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INDENTURE
DEED Willesden Middlesex DAVIS > DAVIS 1906 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING EDWARD VII - 99 YEARS OLD BETWEEN ABRAHAM DAVIS OF ALDGATE IN
THE CITY OF LONDON BUILDER OF THE FIRST PART THE TEMPERANCE PERMANENT
BUILDING SOCIETY OF LUDGATE HILL IN THE CITY OF LONDON INCORPORATED UNDER THE
BUILDING SOCIETY ACT OF THE SECON PART AND HELENA DAVIS OF FAWLEY ROAD OF THE
THIRD PART.. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF |
Davis |
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585 |
1823 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Farms Wiltshire CROFT > PRICE 1823 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE IV - 182 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE CHILTON OF THE EXCHEQUER
OFFICE LINCOLNS INN LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART JOHN THOMAS CROFT OF
WICK IN THE PARISH OF BRISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND ANN FRANCIS
HIS WIFE OF THE SECOND PART AND THE REVEREND JOHN PRICE VICAR OF THE PARISH
OF WORLE IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND JOHN FISHER IN THE PARISH OF
CHURCHILLIN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET OF THE THIRD PART.. BEING A SETTLEMENT
INDENTURE WITH PAGES OF INFORMATION OF LAND AND FIELDS TO INCLUDE EARLS COURT FARM AT WANBOROUGH IN THE |
Chilton |
Croft |
Price |
Fisher |
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586 |
1741 |
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An
agreement memorandum dated 15th October 1741 regarding the lease of
"Smithies & Farm" for 21 years at £27 per year between George
Trafford of the Chancery Office London and James Barber of Cliff Hollins,
Leek. There are conditions and George
retains the "...liberty to make use of the said Barbers Horses and
Servant...". James has to
"take care of the publick road...", etc. Has been signed by both gentlemen with two
witness signatures (Wm. Clulone, ?? Yates).
Has notes about tillage on the reverse dated 1742. Has been folded. |
Trafford |
Barber |
Clulone? |
Yates |
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587 |
1766 |
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A
vellum indenture recording the assignment of a mortgage of lands in New Sarum
[Salisbury], between Reverend Edward Ballard, Doctor in Divinity and vicar of
Old Windsor, Berkshire, deceased, Robert Ballard of Southampton, merchant,
Charles Taylor ballard late of London, druggist, and Robert Ballard Younger
of Southampton, merchant. Dated the 5th day of April in the 6th year of the
reign of George III [1766] Property: A messuage and garden in the city of New
Sarum on the west side of Castle Street. More information on the Ballards.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Heavy stains and dirt
marking making the text difficult to read in places. Characteristics:
Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 65 by 50 cm. |
Ballard |
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588 |
1724 |
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A
vellum indenture as marriage settlement relating to lands in New Sarum
[Salisbury], between John Taylor of the city of New Sarum, Wiltshire, clerk
Charles Taylor Ballard of London, druggist, Mary Kerby, John Ballard, clerk
and Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and Richard Cranley of
Winchester, gent. Dated the 24th day of October in the 11th year of the reign
of George I [1724] Property: Two messuages in Castle Street in the parish of
St Thomas in the city of New Sarum near the Free school. More information on
the Ballards. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Rubbing in
folds and dust marking. 8cm tear in vellum repaired. Characteristics:
Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 55 by 70 cm. |
Taylor |
Ballard |
Kerby |
Cranley |
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589 |
1722 |
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A paper
document recording the account of pleas to the Right Honorable, the Lord High
Chancellor of Great Britain, in a law suit relating to property in London and
Hertfordshire, between John Darlow and infant by Mary Darlow his mother, and
Jane Darlow, John Darlow, William Ayscough and Jesse Russell. Dated the 28th
day of July in the 12th year of the the reign of George III [1772] Property:
A stable with a loft over it on west side of Cozens Lane in the parish of
Allhallows the Great, London. With details of preceding transactions back to
an indenture of 10 August 1667 referring to a piece of ground on the west
side of Cozens Lane, and stating that 6 messuages had been built upon it
since. Also a messuage with several
closes of land in North Mimms, hertfordshire. Medium: Handwritten in English
on paper. Condition: Slightly frayed edges otherwise very good.
Characteristics: Written on one sheet of paper folded in half making four
pages of close written text. Document size (approx.): 25 by 39 cm folded. |
Darlow |
Ayscough |
Russell |
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590 |
1820 |
ebay |
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A large
6 page vellum indenture for the assignment of a mortgage of lands adjoining
Severn Droog Castle, Kent, between Alured Pinche of Sharsted, Kent and Mary
his wife, Thomas Coulthard of Cowbridge, Mary Coulthard of Bath, Samuel Hoole
of the Tower of London, gent, The Honourable George Forbes Lord Viscount
Forbes the oldest son of the Right Honourable George Earl of Granard, William
Forsteen of Lime Street, London, The Right Honourable George Augustus Henry
Anne [Parkyns] Lord Rancliffe, John Blades of Ludgate Hill, London, Joshua
Hobson of Great Saint Helias, London, merchant, Joshua Blackburn of Liquor
Pond Street, Middlesex, brewer, and William Holmes of Whitefriars, London,
glass manufacturer. Dated 29th day of February in the first year of the reign
of George IV [1820] Property: A plantation or woodland of 31 acres called
Shooters Hill in Eltham. Kent. Also lands in Shooters Hill Great Common and
Little Common. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Dust
marking and creasing, several pages with heavy browing, rubbed text in folds,
revenue stamps on each page cut out of the vellum, but not affecting the
text. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Document size (approx.):
60 by 70 cm. |
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Forsteen |
Parkyns |
Blades |
Hobson |
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1866 |
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The
items for sale are two documents concerning the lease of premises & work
shops in The Cloth Fair in Middle St; in the Parish of St;Barthomews The Great
within the Liberties & precints of the City of London. The dates are 1829
&1866. The older doc; between William Lord Kensington, & George
Thornton, G,Pole, A.Goodeve. & others.The sig; in the 1829 doc; bottom
left seems to be Lord Kensington, but not sure ,other names mentioned are
Viscount Cholmondely, Lord Charles Montague, Alexander morton (bonnet maker)
&others,the documents are on parchment paper and in very good condition |
Kensington |
Thornton |
Pole |
Goodeve |
Cholmondely |
Montague |
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592 |
1835 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 26th February 1835 relating to "a Coal
Shed Stable Building with lofts over the same and their Appurtenances being
on the North side of White Hart Street", Lambeth St. Mary, Surrey
between Sir George Harrison (Knight Commander of the Gullphic Order in
Hanover, the auditor of the Duchy of Cornwall), William Harrison (esq) (one
of His Majestys Counsel in the Law, the Attorney General of the Duchy) and
Thomas Flight of Pond Court House, Walbrook, London (esq). Also mentioned are Robert Meldrum, Mr
Allen, Revd Jephson, Joseph Weatherley, James MacLacklan 1777 Sambrook Freeman 1834 George Cox the younger (aged about 10,
son of George Cox of |
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Flight |
Meldrum |
Allen |
Jephson |
Weatherley |
MacLackan |
Freeman |
Cox |
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593 |
1815 |
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An 18
page attested copy of an indenture dated 24th November 1806 between Edward
Trafford Nicolls late of Swithamley Park but now of the Brooms Cottage, Stone
(Esq., eldest son of Edward Nicolls), Robert Rider of Fetter Lane, London
(gent.) and George Vernon of Woodleasow, Leigh (gent.). It relates to the mortgage of Swithamley
Hall. This document lists the farms
and lands with their acreages and occupiers.
The last page has been signed by George Vernon of Hilderstone Hall,
Stone (gent.) and dated 15th April 1815.
Has been folded and the cover is grubby |
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Rider |
Vernon |
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1790s |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2005 |
65 |
Slavery.-
Carrington (Robert Smith, first Baron, 1752-1838) Indenture agreement between
Samuel Smith and Rene Payne of the City of London Bankers and Robert Lord
Carrington, conveyance of two thirds of a plantation in the parish of St.
Catherine in the county of Middlesex, Jamaica, with lists of slaves and
runaways, manuscript on vellum, 8pp. and a 2pp. declaration on paper
attached, ruled in red, folds, some foxing, wax seals, 620 (& smaller) x
690mm., 28th August 1798; and 7 other documents relating to Lord Carrington's
plantation is Jamaica, v.s., 1790s (8). A.L.s. from Carrington, 2pp., sm.
4to, St. James Place, 12th May 1797, “I am sorry to find our present manager
on the Jamaican estate is following the steps of his predecessors, but I can
by no means consent to the old remedy of appointing another being adopted,
because we have hitherto invariably found that the only difference between
the two has been that the old one having made his fortune is less rapacious
than the new one who has his fortune to make. Besides I must remark that
(excepting Mr Winter…) every other manager… have been all of Mr Paynes
nomination & that under the administration of those gentlemen instead of
remittances from our estates we have been brought in debtors near £20000.” |
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Smith |
Payne |
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595 |
1760 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the conveyance of land in Earlsheaton,
Dewsbury, Yorkshire, between Robert Pank of Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocer,
and Barbara his wife, daughter of Charles Nettleton of Bulwick, Northants,
clerk, George Wheatley of London, linen draper, and Richard Town of Horbury,
Yorkshire. Dated 26th day of April in the 33rd year of the reign of George
III [1760] Property: 2 closes of land in Earlsheaton in the parish of
Dewsbury, called Jug or Jug Yard and Bracken Hill. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Dusty with medium browning. Revenue stamps and
wax seals cut out of vellum. Document size (approx.): 70 by 70 cm. |
Pank |
Nettleton |
Wheatley |
Town |
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596 |
1859 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording a mortgage of Braganza Villas, St Mary
Islington, between John Shadgell of Park Lodge, Canonbury Park North in the
parish of St Mary Islington, gent, and Henry Hill of Bury Court St Mary Axe
in the City of London, gent. Dated the 21st day of July in the 23rd year of the reign of Queen |
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Hill |
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597 |
1747 |
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An
account dated 11th April 1747 from Robinson, Harrison (late McCooksons),
Mercers at the Queens Head near the Clysters West Smithfield. It has been signed by Thomas Robinson. Has been folded and has some staining. |
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598 |
1837 |
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This
stampless, folded letter is from a gentleman by the name of Sidney J
Murkland, who lived at Ebenezer Chapel, West Coast, Demerara. It is a letter to
Thomas Wilson Esq. Treasurer of the London Missionary Society, it is
acknowledging the receipt for the sum of £200. The receipt being the amount
of his salary for the year ending 7th June 1837. It is addressed to Thomas
Wilson Esq, Mission House, |
Murkland |
Wilson |
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599 |
1866 |
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1866 BOND
A Fine Copy 1866 of a Bond Securing £3000 to London Wine Merchants, dated
20th October 1866. Size: 323mm x 203mm Folded. Condition: Very Good to Fine.
From the image the parties appear to be Robert Temple …..? & another and
Revd. Frederick Richards & others. |
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600 |
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Stratton Wiltshire JONES > JONES 1840 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS TUCKEY
OF COMPTON BEAUCHAMP IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART
BRIDGET JONES OF STRATTON SAINT MARGARETS IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE WIDOW OF
THE SECOND PART GEORGE TOWNSEND OF CIRENCESTER IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
GROCER AND MARTHA HIS WIFE JOHN JONES OF COMPTON BEAUCHAMP IN THE COUNTY OF
BERKS YEOMAN JOHN DORE OF LITTLE EAST CHEAP IN THE CITY OF LONDON TOBACCONIST
AND SUSANNA HIS WIFE THOMAS JONES OF STRATTON AFORESAID COIN DEALER OF THE
FOURTH PART AND OTHERS . ON TWO SHEETS of parchment BEING THE conveyance of a
piece of land and warehouse at Stratton Saint Margarets Wiltshire ADJOINING
THE WILTS AND BERKS CANAL ON THE NORTH WEST SIDE THEREOF AND HAVING THE
HIGHWAY TO WALCOT ON THE NORTH EAST SIDE . SIZES 25 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON 2 SHEET OF PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Tuckey |
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Dore |
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