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701 |
1825 |
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This is
a very unusual large engraved invitation, with wax seal, issued to a Mr.
Frederick Gye by the Lord Mayor of London to a
Guildhall Dinner on Wednesday 9th November 1825. It is a steel plate
engraving by Jackson & Donne and is printed in red ink, with a red wax
seal attached, presumably that of the Lord Mayor. It is printed on a huge
piece of thick paper, which is 14.5 inches by 10 inches. Sadly, the condition
is not great, with folds and a few tears, which have old paper repairs to
them on the back (see photo's). Nonetheless, it is
unlikely that any other copies of this invitation would have survived the 181
years and must be an interesting collector's item. |
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702 |
1895,
1902 |
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Two
1918 dated Certified Copies of an entry in a Register of Death CERTIFICATES.
(My ref: T15) Please view my other auctions for medals and paperwork to the
same family. Top Certificate is to: John
Edwin Martin of 2 Star Terrace, Charlton, who died on 19th May 1902, aged 39
years. Bottom
Certificate is to his wife: Emily
Elizabeth Martin of 10 Siemens Road, Woolwich, who died on 27th June 1895,
aged 30 years. Condition:
Both have been stored folded, with creaes, tears
and staining. 390mm (15.375 inches) wide by 195mm (7.625 inches) high. |
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703 |
1914 |
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1914
MONS STAR MEDAL PAIR 15TH HUSSARS MARTIN KIA 2/28 A full size pair of WWI
medals to the 15th (The King's) HUSSARS . (My ref:
B2/28) Please view my other auctions for medals and paperwork to the same
family. To the
back of the 1914 Mons Star: 8340 PTE S.A. MARTIN. 15/HRS. To the
edge of the 1914-1919 Victory Medal: 8340 PTE. S.A. MARTIN. 15-HRS. 8340
Private SIDNEY ALBERT MARTIN of "C" Squadron, 15th (The King's)
Hussars, died at the age of 20 on 10 November 1914. And is buried at the Wimereux Communal Cemetary. Son
of the late John Edwin Martin & Emily Elizabeth Martin of Woolwich
(please see my auction for his parents Death Certificates) Condition:
Surface scratches, knocks and tarnishing |
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704 |
1922 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Carmarthen Monmouth MORESLEY > TEMPLE 1922 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE V - 84 YEARS OLD BETWEEN
WALTER HALLIDAY MORESLY OF 2 HARE COURT TEMPLE IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE
BARRISTER AT LAW, WILLIAM LAWRENCE LEONARD BELL OF TEMPLE GARDENS BARRISTER
AT LAW AND THE REVEREND RICHARD EDWARD LEIGH OF CROFTON VICARAGE IN THE
COUNTY OF HANTS CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS OF THE FIRST PART COUTTS AND CO OF THE
STRAND IN COUNTY OF LONDON OF THE SECON PART, BEATRICE MAUD DAVIES BERRINGTON
OF PARK HOMER WIMBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET OF THE THIRD PART TREVOR
DOUGLAS DAVIES BERRINGTON OF HOLLY BANK BUDLEIGH SALTERTON IN THE COUNTY OF
DEVON OF THE FOURTH PART ARTHUR BIRD OF THE GRANGE GREAT BOOKHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIFTH PART AND GRENVILLE NEWTON TEMPLE OF BISHOPSTROW
HOUSE NEAR WARMINSTER IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS OF THE SIXTH PART. SCHEDULE
OF PROPERTIES IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN COUNTY OF
GLAMORGAN WITH MORTGAGES BEING THE RECONVEYANCE OF THE PREMISES COMPRISED IN
THE SEVERAL MORTGAGES WITHIN MENTIONED ON THE REAL ESTATE OF ARTUR DAVIES
BERRINGTON DECEASED COMPRISED IN PART ONE OF THE SCHEDULE TO THE TRUST DEED
OF 1888 AND ON THE UNSOLD PARTS OF THE HEREDITAMENTS COMPRISED IN PART THREE
OF THE SAME SCHEDULE IMPRESSED COMMON SEAL OF COUTTS BANK NICE OLD FAMILY
HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 10 INS X 16 INS
. ON 10 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT -
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS |
Moresly |
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Berrington |
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705 |
1731 |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED Marriage Settlement OKEOVER 1731- guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE II - 275 YEARS OLD
BEING THE REVOCATION BY LUKE OKEOVER ESQUIRE OF USES OF HIS MARRIAGE
SETTLEMENT OF JULY 1724 AND SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES IN STAFFORDSHIRE AND
DERBYSHIRE TO USES WITHIN MENTIONED. BETWEEN LUKE OKEOVER OF OKEOVER IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD ROE PORT OF HAM IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE AND
RICHARD REEVE OF SNOWHILL LONDON MERCHANT OF THE SECOND PART FRANCIS LEWIS OF
STANFORD IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM ESQUIRE AND TANNER BAKER OF EDMONTON IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART AND JOHN NICOLL OF CONEY HATCH IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ROWLAND OKEOVER OF OLDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF
WARWICK OF THE FOURTH PART. FOR THE MANORS AND LORDSHIPS OF WIMESWOULD AND
CRACHOLE ALIAS CROWHOLE AND LAND AT WYSALL IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND HOUSES
LISTED IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND THE COUNTY OF DERBY SIZES 29 INS X 27
INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WITH CLEAR MANUSCRIPT HAND - SEVEN STRIPS OF ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
-ON SEVEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT / VELLUM - WAX SEALS |
Okeover |
Port |
Reeve |
Lewis |
Baker |
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706 |
1865 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture dated 14th August 1865 relating to Hope Lodge in Woodford, Essex between John White of 1 Princes Street,
Westminster (surgeon) and Henry Cooper of 56 Cannon Street West, London
(manager of the Leather Cloth Company).
Also mentioned is the Earl of Mornington. Has one seal and signature with a revenue
stamp on each page. There is a second
indenture on the reverse dated 22nd June 1874 between Henry Cooper and Thomas
Ide of High Shadwell, Essex (glass bender). This has two seals and signatures with a
revenue stamp. Both documents have
witness signatures. Has been folded. |
White |
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707 |
1886 |
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A two
page vellum indenture dated 2nd June 1886 relating to 69 & 71 Selsdon Road formerley 3 &
4 Victoria Villas, Croydon, Surrey. It is between Albert Puckle
of 8 Drapers Gardens, London (stockbroker), Revd Richard Nathaniel Blaker of Ifield, Sussex and
William Henry Berry of 2 Leigham Court Road, West, Stretham (commercial traveller). Other names mentioned: 1882 George Williams, Walter Frederick Daintry Ryle and Henry Kelsey. Has three seals
and signatures, two witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Puckle |
Blaker |
Berry |
Williams |
Ryle |
Kelsey |
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708 |
1906 |
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A three
page vellum indenture dated 23rd September 1905 relating to No. 22 Alma
Terrace, Penzance between Bridget Woodman (wife of Herbert Dowdle Woodman of 26 Queens Street, painter), John
Woodman of 3 Evershot Road, Tollington
Park, London (telegraphist, son of Bridget) and
Charles Trenear of Silver Street, St. Marys, Scilly Isles (grocer) . Also mentioned is John McAlister (gent,
will dated 1 October 1884, died 28 June 1885). Has three seals
and signatures with one revenue stamp.
There are three witness signatures.
Has been folded. |
Woodman |
Trenear |
McAlister |
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709 |
1911 |
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A three
page Power of Attorney dated 30th November 1911 signed by the Revd. Keppel Garnier of Amner Cottage,
King's Lynn, Norfolk. Other people
mentioned: Jeanetta Knight (died 8/10/1911), Major
Henry Wilson Weekes of 12 Kingswood Villas,
Gillingham, George Cecil Whitley of 1 Garden Court Temple, London (Barrister
at Law). Has
one seal and a revenue stamp. Has been
folded. |
Garnier |
Knight |
Weekes |
Whitley |
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710 |
1920 |
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A vellum
certificate with seal dated 3rd June 1920 made out to Richard Kenneth Cowie. It is
folded in a sleeve which has printed on the outside: "Copy of Freedom,
City of London". The wallet is a
little grubby, otherwise good condition. |
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711 |
1931 |
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A four
page document with the seal of the London County Council and signatures of
the Clerk of the Council relating to "provision of Means of Escape in
Case of Fire" to 10-16 Cole Street, Southwark. It is made out to Mr. A. D. Robinson of 56
Cannon Street, EC4 on behalf of Mr. H. C. Walker. It details the materials that the facility
is made from and gives information on windows etc. to the property. Has been folded and has punch holes. |
Robinson |
Walker |
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712 |
1666 |
Dominic
Winter 4 & 5 Oct 2006 |
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Large
vellum indenture, dated 9th November 1666 , relating to lands in Bishopsgate Street in London, with large pendant wax seal
attached with another vellum indenture of 1680, made between William Soame and Sir Eliab Harvey,
again relating to Bishopsgate Street, with two fine
large pendant wax seals attached and another with a sheet of five printed
receipts with manuscript insertions for rents paid for tenements in Hempstead
and a 17th c. vellum document |
Soame |
Harvey |
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713 |
1618-1882 |
Bloomsbury
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Middlesex
& outer London.- Deeds, documents and engravings, including: bargain and
sale by Thomas Wright, yeoman, to Roger Piggott of Enfield, maltman, 6th April 1618; conveyance to lead uses of a
recovery between Richard Whally of Edmonton, Roger Twinihoe and John Bosman of Furnivalls Inn, 10th June 1640; affadavit
relating to a Hackney coach journey Islington-City, 1699; letter from H. Capel of Feltham, 1794; invoice
from an Islington soot dealer, 1838; letter from Major Hume regarding
Stratford Radical Association, 1882; engraved plates of Hampton, Hampton
Court, Isleworth, Pinner
and Stanmore, [eighteenth - nineteenth centuries], v.s.,
v.d. (11 pieces) |
Wright |
Piggott |
Whally |
Twinihoe |
Bosman |
Capel |
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714 |
1670-1849 |
Bloomsbury
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51 |
London
& Westminster.- Documents and letters relating to London and Westminster,
comprising: Deeds relating to: Sign of the Mermaid, Thames Street, City,
1669; St. Margarets Westminster, “Tuttle Fields” (Tothill), 1706; Skinners Place, City, 1867, Wills, of
Robert Bullacke, citizen and barber surgeon, 1670,
copy 1694; Waldo du Bois, London merchant “about to go on a voyage to China”,
1728, copy 1747; Thomas Bradley, baker of London, legacies to Bakers Company
etc., copy 1728; John François Prusserot, gilder,
of Rathbone Place, 1788, copy 1791; John Sykes of
St Giles Cripplegate, 1800, copy 1802; 5 letters
& other documents, including references to York Building creditors,
London Marble C. etc., 1707-1849; affadavit re:
journeys Holborn-Battersea etc., 1725; account for raspings (?used for cleaning floors) at South House,
London home of the Harvey family, 1739-42, manuscripts and autograph letters,
most on vellum, yellowed and browned, v.s., v.d. (15 pieces) |
Bullacke |
du Bois |
Bradley |
Prusserot |
Sykes |
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715 |
1866 |
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ISLE OF
DOGS, MILLWALL, POPLAR: Counterpart lease of wharfs next to the river Thames
in the Isle of Dogs, Middlesex, between Right Hon. George Stevens, Earl of
Strafford, George William Lenox of Billiter Square,
City of London, Merchant and John Jones of Billiter
Square, City of London, Merchant. Dated 5 April 1866 Property: All that piece of land in Millwall, Isle of Dogs, in the parish of Saints Poplar on
the SW side of Greenwich Ferry Road, with the River Thames on the other side.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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716 |
1722 |
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OLD
SODBURY: Conveyance of Hampsteed Farm in Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, between Giles Eyre of Middle
Temple, Joseph Edwards of Bristol, Gent, Thomas Bowles Late of Bristol, now
London, Merchant, and Sukey his wife, William
Hickman of London, Gent, Richard Longford of Middle Temple, Gent, William
Thatcher of Highgate, Gent, and Henrietta his wife,
Elizabeth Longford, Margaret Longford and William Okey
of Bristol, Brewer. Dated 26 June 1722 in the 8th year of the reign of King
George I Property:
All that farmhouse called Hampsteed with buildings,
garden, paddocks, etc., on the south side of a lane leading to Horwood. Also many named fields and lands in the parish
of Old Sodlbury. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Dirt marks and creasing, generally good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 5
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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Edwards |
Bowles |
Hickman |
Longford |
Thatcher |
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717 |
1802 |
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A
double-sided sheet entitled "Expences in
finishing the Organ at Appleby Octr 17th
1802". "Paid to Mr. Flight
of London, for part of four new Stops of Metal pipes...",
etc. It has on the bottom of the first
page "Mr. Hill & his friends.
George Gibson". It is on
1798 watermarked paper. Has been
folded and has a stain. |
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718 |
1861 |
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This is
a parchment scroll recording the Freedom of the City of London to one James
Henry CHURCH dated 9th Setember 1861. The scroll
measures approx 3" x 16" and is written in the copperplate script
of the day. Featuring the arms of the City of London, and embossed with a
seal, it comes in a wooden cylinder to preserve it from the ravages of
time. |
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719 |
1921 |
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Original
Conveyance Document 20/9/1921 Rev H P Kelly to Mrs Florence Monday Freehold
Premises No 86 Fentiman Rd Clapham Rd London |
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720 |
1881 |
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A large
two page vellum indenture with plan dated 24th August 1881 relating to
premises at Glasshouse Fields, Ratcliff, Stepney, Middx. It is
between John Richard Ravenhill of Glasshouse Fields
(esq., engineer), Julius Homan and Douglas Pound
Rodgers, both of 17 Gracechurch Street, London
(engineers). Has one seal and
signatures. One page has a revenue
stamp. There is a witness signature on
the reverse. Has been folded. |
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721 |
1892 |
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A
signed will dated 17th November 1892 for Eustratius
Pandeli Ralli of
London. It is in an original
solicitor's envelope. |
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722 |
1909 |
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A three
page vellum indenture dated 27th July 1909 between Leslie Drew Fisher of 160
Ashley Gardens, London (Lieutenant RN) + Sybil Mary Foster Fisher (his wife),
Samuel Trimbrell Fisher formerly of 1 Melbury Road, Kensington (esq.),
William Hayes Fisher of 13 Buckingham Palace Gardens (barrister-at-law), William
Stronach Foster forbes of
Rothiemay Castle, Banff (Lieutenant RN) and Robert
Fox Wardle of Abbots Langley, Hertford (esq.). It concerns the appointment of Walter Henry
Savill of 10 Oxford Square, London to be a Trustee
to the marriage settlement of Leslie and Sybil. Has 7 seals and
signatures with 7 witness signatures.
There is one revenue stamp. Has
been folded. |
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Forbes |
Wardle |
Savill |
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723 |
1914 |
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A five
page signed will dated 11th August 1914 of Maria Augusta Ball, wife of Arthur
Ball of 75 Fellowe Road, Hampstead, London + a
signed Codicil dated 24th August 1927.
The codicil lists some interesting items: "portraits of my father
and mother and of my Grandfather and Grandmother and the best of my grandfather
to Arthur Fairfax Charles Coryndon Luxmoore K.C.", "silver Epergne",
"large single stone diamond ring", "puzzle ring",
etc. It is in an original solicitor's
envelope. |
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724 |
1919 |
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A four
page signed will dated 17th December 1919 for Henry George Smallwood of 25
Pemberton Gardens, Upper Holloway, London (Dental Operator). It is an original solicitor's envelope. |
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725 |
1921 |
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A
letter dated 13th October 1921 from Marlborough House signed by Colonel henry Stratford.
"Private & Not for Publication. Dear Madam, I am desired by Queen
Alexandra...owing to the press of correspondence it should unfortunately have
got temporarily mislead. Queen
Alexandra desires me, however, to send you the enclosed £5 as a donation from
Her Majesty towards the funds of St. Barnabas House of Charity...". It is
addressed to Mrs. Cowie of 34 Wymering
Mansions, Maida Hill, London W9 and is in its
original Registered envelope. The
envelope is a bit grubby, otherwise good condition. |
Stratford |
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726 |
1921 |
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A
signed will dated 19th October 1921 for Eileen Harriet McFarlane, wife of
Ronald Kenneth mcFarlane of the Bath Club, London
(esquire). It is in an original
solicitor's envelope. |
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727 |
1927 |
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A
signed will dated 14th April 1927 for Maruice
Oswald Smith of The United University Club, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East,
London + signed codicil dated 24th July 1928.
They are in an original solicitor's envelope. |
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728 |
1927 |
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A 5
page signed will dated 10th September 1927 for Evelyn Harbord,
wife of Charles Robert Harbord of 12a Brompton Square, London.
"I desire to be cremated and that no-one shall be present at my
funeral and that no mourning shall be worn for me and that no publication of
my death shall be made...". It is in an original solicitor's envelope. |
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729 |
1927 |
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A
signed will dated 11th May 1927 for Margaret Edmundson
of 16 Sussex Place, London. It is in
an original solicitor's envelope. |
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730 |
1939 |
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A four
page Deed of Appointment dated 3rd August 1939 between Alfred Henry Victor Baughan of 102 Kidmore Road, Caversham (retired consulting engineer), Arthur Lewis
Dixon of Sundridge Park Hotel, Bromley (civil
servant) and the Royal Exchange Assurance.
Other names mentioned: William Henry Baughan
of 19 Leith Mansions, Grantully Road, Maida Vale (dec.) + Louisa Victoria his wife and Edwin Dennis
Berry. It relates to several
properties in Reading: Alexandra Road, Basingstoke Road, Liverpool Road, Upper
Crown Street and Freshwater Road. It
has two seals and signature + the Common Seal of the Royal Exchange with two
signatures. There are two witness
signatures and one revenue stamp. |
Baughan |
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731 |
1946 |
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A
signed will dated 2nd June 1946 for Cyril Richard Tomkins of Flat 1, 5 Bolton
Road, Chiswick, London. It is in an original solicitor's envelope. |
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732 |
1949 |
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A three
pages document relating to the appointment of a trustee for the settlement of
Robert James Irving, Thomas Slack Strong and John Edward Vipond
between Thomas Strong of Carlisle (silicitor),
Henry Davis Cavaghan of Gorse bank, Enton Green, Godalming (silicitor) and John Hilldebrand
Riddell Binning of 53 Russell Square, London (solicitor). Other names mentioned: Frances Ethel
Strong. Has
three seals and signatures, three witness signatures and a revenue
stamp. Has been folded. |
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Vipond |
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733 |
1833 |
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Indenture
Dated 1833 Lease Of Premises In Salisbury Square The Reverend Thomas Sikes To
Charles Shepherd Esq
2 Pages Between The Reverend Thomas Sikes Of Guilsborough
In The County Of Northampton Clerk Of The One Part Charles Shepherd Of Bouverie
Street In The City Of London A Gent This Item Is On Vellum Hand Written Waxed
Seal Very Nice Condition |
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734 |
1756 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1756 Deed - Wiltshire A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring
74 cm x 62.5 cm approx being a Release dated 23 January 1756 regarding
properties in Hampton Turville, Eastropp,
Westropp in the parish of Highworth
and at Wanborough including Cowleys
Farm and Earles Court alias Estcott.
Parties: John CROFT Esq of St James, Westminster,
Middlesex; Richard
NEWTON of Aldermanbury, London; Joseph NEWTON of Aldermanbury,
London. Other names mentioned include: John Bailey, Martha Bailey, Sir Archer
Croft, Dame Frances Croft, Harry Edwards, William Hayward, William Lea,
Robert Long, Mary Strattons Document signed by:
John Croft, Richard Newton, Joseph Newton Witnesses: H Owens, Thomas Swan
Condition: Discolouration from age and a hole in one of the skins, otherwise
quite good considering age |
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Bailey |
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Hayward |
Lea |
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Owens |
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735 |
1917 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Willesden Middlesex WAKEMAN > WAKEMAN 1917 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE V - 89 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD MALTBY WAKEMAN
OF COTON HALL BRIDGNORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SALOP OF THE ONE PART AND THE SAID
EDWARD MALTBY WAKEMAN AND CAPTAIN OFFLEY WAKEMAN OF MOORE STREET CADOGAN
SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON RESERVE OF OFFICERS GRENADIER GUARDS OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE AND
PREMISES NO 145 CURVES ROAD KENSAL RISE IN THE PARISH OF WILLESDEN IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX NICE OLD FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
SIZE 10 INS X 16 INS . ON 2 SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP
AND WAX SEAL |
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736 |
1758 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1758 Deed - Langley Hall, Staffordshire George II Period Document
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 54 cm x 35.5 cm approx A Lease for
a year of Langley Hall and a number of pieces of land in the parish of Penn,
Staffordshire dated 23 August 1758.
This document is in excellent condition, particularly for a document
of this age. It would probably be
considered to be in very good condition if it were from 75 years or more later! Parties: Mary COWPER, widow, of St Luke near Moor
Fields, London to Richard HOLLES, yeoman, of Over Penn, Staffordshire Other
names mentioned include: Thomas Bradley, Rt Hon
Earl Gower, Luke Idens Document signed by: Mary
Cowper Witnesses: J Harris, T Ball Condition: Excellent |
Cowper |
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Bradley |
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737 |
1865 |
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1865
indenture, London Excellent condition, 5 wax seals An
indenture whereby Charles Ford and others assign and surrender their rights
concerning No.29 Wood Street, Cheapside to Phillip Augutus
Browne for the sum of £1750 paid by the said Mr. Browne. On one
sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 3 and a 1/2 inches
by 1 foot 11 inches, the vellum is in very good condition. There is very nice
calligraphy to the words This Indenture at the top of the page. At the foot
of the document there are 5 red wax seals each with a signature with a
further 8 signatures on the reverse. On the left hand side there is a blue
nine pounds duty stamp with a piece of silver attached and an ink stamp with
crown marked LONDON. |
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1843 |
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An 1843
indenture concerning a counterpart of a lease of premises in Wood Street in
the City of London. The persons involved include Philip Augustus Browne
leasing the property to Barwell Browne (further
details about each person given). The property is at No. 30 Wood Street and deails are given about other occupants. The document goes
on to give details of the lease, including its length, the rent and
conditions. As part of this a schedule is attached that gives a full account
of what is stored in each room of the house and makes for interesting
reading. The document concludes with details concerning the legal obligations
and requirements of the persons involved. On 2
sheets of vellum each measuring 2 feet 3 inches by 1 foot 10 inches, the
vellum is in very good condition, except of a slight black water stain on the
front sheet. Written in beautiful handwritten script throughout that is clear
and easy to read. Indented along the top of the back sheet, there is nice
calligraphy around the words This Indenture. At the foot of the document
there is a solid redwax seal with signature next to
it with one further signature on the reverse. On the side there are a total
of 2 blue duty stamps, a one pound ten shillings stamp and a one pound stamp
both with a piece of silver attached. There are also 2 black ink stamps with
crown and date and marked LONDON. |
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1865 |
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An 1865
indenture concerning the sale of No.29 Wood Street, Cheapside, London for
£4,500. The persons involved are Stephen Walters selling the property to
Philip Augustus Browne (further details about both men are given). Details
are given about the property including the past and present occupants and
unusually an account of what rooms it contains along with measurements. The
document also notes the sale is subject to an 1864 agreement whereby the
building is to be taken down and a new one built by Charles Lloyd, John Lloyd
and Gregory Culling and that these people have the right to a lease of the
property for eighty years. The indenture goes on to give details concerning
the legal obligations and requirements of the two principal men involved. One one sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 2 and 1/2 inches by
1 foot 9 inches, the vellum is in excellent condition. Written in beautiful
handwritten script throughout that is clear and easy to read. Indented along
the top there is nice calligraphy around the words This Indenture. At the
foot of the document there is a solid red wax seal with a signature next to
it with a further 3 signatures on the reverse. On the side there are 2 blue
duty stamps, a twenty pounds stamp and a two pounds and ten shillings stamp
both with a piece of silver attached. There is also a black ink stamp below
with a crown and date and marked LONDON |
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Browne |
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1750 |
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Indenture
dated 1750 2 pages Settlement of marriage Between William Blackmore Of Tenterden in the County Of Kent A gent of the first part
Mathew Rapez Of Newington Green in the County of
Middlesex Esq
And James Blackmore of Tenterden in Kent Of the
second part And Catherine Read (spinster) Daughter of John Read Citzen and Draper of London This item is on vellum Hand
written Waxed seals |
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1843 |
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LONG
DITTON: Lease of a house in Long Ditton, Surrey,
between John Flinn of Carleton Terrace, North
Brixton, and Charles Edward Fenton of Doctors Common, London. Dated 13
November 1843 in the 7th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A
house at Long Ditton with garden and outbuildings
and paddock at rear, on Long Ditton Lane. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature
and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
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1776 |
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HARLOW,
STONDON, DENHAM: Attested copy of an indenture of release of property in Harlow,
Essex, Stondon, Hertfordshire, and Denham,
Buckinghamshire, between George Jefson of
Birmingham, merchant, and Martha his wife, Abigail Bird of Gerrard Street, St. Ann, Soho, George Newell of Grays
Inn, Alexander Jefson of Grays Inn, Joseph Porter
of St. Lawrence, City of London, merchant, and Jane Bird of Bond Street, St.
George Hanover Square. Dated 18 May 1776 in the 16th year of the reign of
King George III Property: A house in Harlow, Essex, part
of the manor of Harlow Bury. Fourteen acres meadow in South Field in the
parish of Stondon, Hertfordshire, part of the manor
of Seacombe. A capital manor house called Youngs, Herfordshire, and many
more named properties in Stondon. Also lands in
Denham called Gossims. Medium: Manuscript in
English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature. 15 pages.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 30cm |
Jefson |
Bird |
Newell |
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1850 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Slave Trade Jamaica MACDONALD > COX 1850 - guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 157 YEARS OLD BEING THE DEED OF RELEASE AND
IMDEMNITY UPON SELLING OUT OF ANNUITIES HELD UNDER SETTLEMENT DATED 1812 -
BETWEEN DAME DOROTHY MACDONALD BERKELEY SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
WIDOW AND RELICT OF SIR JOHN MACDONALD KCB A MAJOR GENERAL IN THE ARMY AND
ADJUTANT GENERAL OF HER MAJESTY'S FORCES LATELY DECEASED OF THE FIRST PART
NORMAN HILTON MACDONALD OF BERKELEY SQUARE
OF THE SECOND PART HENRIETTA MACDONALD OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE THIRD
PART AND THE SAID DOROTHY MACDONALD THE ADMINISTRATRIX OF DOROTHY GRAHAM OF
THE FOURTH PART AND GEORGE LINDSAY OF LAURENCE POUNTNEY LANE IN THE CITY OF
LONDON MERCHANT CHARLES HAMMERSLEY OF CRAIGS COURT CHARING CROSS AND HENRY
RICHARD COX OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE
FIFTH PART. A VERY
IMPORTANT FAMILY DOCUMENT ON THE FAMILY HISTORY OF THE MACDONALDS AND
CONCERNING ESTATES ON THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA BEING A COFFEE PLANTATION CALLED
WILLIAMSFIELD AND ALL AND EVERY THE SLAVES AND APPURTENANCES UPON AND
BELONGING TO THE SAME . REFERENCES TO "All that the aforesaid penn and coffee plantation called Williamsfield
and all and every the negro and other slaves upon and belonging to the same
and all and singular other the lands tenements hereditaments
and real estate whatsoever and wheresoever situate
lying and being in or upon the said island of
Jamaica whereof or whereto the said testator Charles Graham was seized or
possessed or entitled at the time of decease and which had not since been
sold and disposed of in persuance of the directions
contained in the said Will and also the offspring issue and increase of the
females of the said negro and other slaves and all and singular the
plantation implements and utemsils effects and
cattle and other live and dead stock now in or upon or used or employed in
the cultivation of the said plantations etc etc,. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS - IN VERY FINE
CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON FIVE SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX
SEALS |
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Graham |
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Hammersley |
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DESCRIPTION
I have a very scarce, perhaps unique, Holy Bible published in 1762. It is THE
HOLY BIBLE CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS; NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE
ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND
REVISED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES" The Holy
Bible. 2 volumes in 1. (Old and New Testaments) 2 engraved frontispieces and
2 additional titles. Illustrated throughout by 204 images (4 to a page) and 6
folding engraved maps. Volume Two Also has a Title Page Dated 1762. Complete
textually (pages unnumbered) and as far as I can see, in terms of the
illustrations. Nothing appears to be missing and with the additional frontises and titles, the book appears to be a unique
configuration. Certainly no other copy in this configuration can be found. A
copy of this book in 2 volumes is currently advertised at $18500 on ABE. BOOK
DETAILS [Herbert 1143], 4to, Cambridge, Printed by Joseph Bentham Printer to
the University; Sold by Benjamin Dod, 1762. The
'standard' edition prepared by Dr. F.S. Paris, of Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge and H. Therold, fellow of Magdalene. In
this Bible a serious attempt was made to correct the text of King James’s
version by amending the spelling and punctuation, unifying and extending the
use of italics, and removing printers' errors. This book has marginal
annotations, which had been growing in some Bibles since 1660, although
excluded from others, were finally received into the place they have occupied
ever since, sundry new ones being added. Lloyd's dates and chronological
notes were also adopted and increased, and the marginal references were much
enlarged." - Herbert. Apart
from its extreme foundational importance this is an extremely rare Bible;
according to Darlow and Moule
' . Copies are very scarce; Only six (6)
"FOLIO" two-volume Sets are said to have survived a fire at
Benjamin Dod's warehouse' (The Bookseller who had
exclusive rights to the whole printing). This however, is the Two Volume in 1
Quarto Printing but still exceptionally rare and scarce. EXTERNALLY:
The book is bound in contemporary panelled calf, slightly rubbed, and, oddly,
is jacketed in the remains of a vellum indenture, torn and soiled. This
concerns Anthony Brown (see below) and is probably 18th Century. This has not
been removed entirely as it is well stuck down so the front panel is hidden
beneath the vellum. However the rear part of the vellum has come away
revealing a very nice clean rear panel. The spine appears to be in good order
under the vellum with almost all the leather intact. The front panel from
observation with a torch seems to be in very good, if dusty, order and should
polish up as well as the rear panel. The leather edges are marked and through
to the board beneath in a few places but overall this book, once the vellum
is carefully removed should be a very respectable, clean and attractive copy.
The hinges are cracked but it is a sound tight copy for such a heavy book
weighing almost 5kg. INTERNALLY:
Foxed and browned in places more or less throughout, but only heavily
adjacent to a plate (this is very common). On the free endpapers and recto of
first frontispiece, are family notes. 2 ¾ pages in all. These notes date back
to 1796 and appear to be largely in one hand with the latest date about 1879
so they were clearly written up later. There are also a few added pencilled
inscriptions by way of addition or correction. The
images are complete and depict biblical scenes and mostly free of browning
and spotting. Where there is browning etc, it rarely encroaches on the
images. The
maps are creased and torn but all are complete and with a backing
sheet, they could easily be restored. Unfortunately they have been badly
folded into this very heavy book over the centuries and do really need to be
removed, reinforced and smoothed out and then reinserted. All of them are
worth such restoration. All are about 18x14 inches or 460x355mm. The
first map is `A map of the sacred Geography … (effectively the Holy Land.) ’
This has a tear of about 4 inches but is easily repairable and is clean
throughout. The
second map is `A map shewing Paradice
…’ Again about a 3 inch tear and clean. The
third map is of Jerusalem with 12 tableaux around it. Quite badly torn and
crumpled but complete. The
fourth map (in the second volume, the New Testament) is of the Holy Land and
Israel. A little crumpling and foxing but otherwise clean and restorable. The
fifth map is of the `Land of Canaan as travelled over by Jesus Christ.’ Again
crumpled and with a couple of tears but clean and complete. The
sixth and final map is `A Map shewing the most
remarkable places to which the Apostles Travel’d.’
(Includes also St Paul’s Travels). This is
the family bible of the BROWN family, of East London who were baptized at St
Magnus the Martyr, London and mostly buried at Norwood Cemetery. Numerous
genealogies on the flyleaves as follows: The
family which owned this bible were originaly called
`Brown’ living in England and the family history is outlined over the next 80
years or so. So the first inscription reads: `Anthony and Elizabeth Brown
married Monday the 25th July 1796 at the Parish Church of St John, Hackney
(conceivably Barking?). Elizabeth Brown died Thursday 31st January 1805 at 4
o’clock AM in the 31st year of her age.’ It goes on to say she was buried at
St Magnus the Martyr Church, London Bridge. Her husband, Anthony, lived on to
15th May 1853 and died at Clapham Rise (London) aged 73. He was buried at
Norwood Cemetery. The
first daughter of the above union was Ann GOOD, (presumably her married name)
born 26th May 1798 and was christened at St Matthew Parish Church, Bethnal
Green. She died on 11th January 1870 and was buried at the family vault again
at Norwood Cemetery. The
second daughter was Elizabeth born 6th August 1800, baptised at St Magnus the
Martyr. She married on 4th September 1856 at St Marks, Kenngington,
London to Edward DALTON of Dunkirk House, Nailsworth,
Glucestershire. He, or perhaps Elizabeth appears to have died in June 1875
and was buried in the family vault (not sure where). A third
child, a son was also born called Charles Anthony was born on 27 April 1802
and was also baptised at St Magnus the Martyr. He died on 22 April 1827 and
was buried at the parish church of Swinnerton in
the county of Stafford. Anthony
Brown who had been widowed in 1805 then appears to have married again to
Sarah CURLING. This was on 28 January 1806 at St George’s Church, Botolph Lane, London. He is then listed as dying on 15
May 1853 aged 73. Buried at Norwood cemetery. His
second wife, Sarah (above) died on 22 April 1858 aged 73 and was also buried
at Norwood. The
first child of this second marriage was Anthony, born 4th January 1807.
Baptised at Eastcheap by Rev John Clayton. He
appears to have died on 21 January 1833 aged 26. Buried at St Magnus the
Martyr. His body apars to have been removed on 23
April 1853 at the direction of his father. The
second child of this second marriage was William, born 2nd February 1809. He
died aged 2. A third
child, Sarah was born but died within days. A
fourth child, William, was born on 2 October 1811. He married on 30 April
1840 at St Georges, Bloomsbury. His wife was Mary FRESHFIELD, daughter of Frderick Benjamin Freshfield
and Emma King. Mary Freshfield died on 4 June 1891
and was buried at Norwood. A fifth
child, Sarah was born 5th May 1814. She married 29th Aoril
1841 to George Frederick WHITE, son of John Bazley
and Henrietta White. One of these died on 3 May 1879 and was buried at Brompton Cemetery. There
was a sixth child, Mary, born 11 March 1816. She died aged 11 and her remains
were also removed from St Magnus and taken to the family vault at Norwood. THAT
CONCLUDES THE HISTORY OF THE OWNERS OF THIS FAMILY BIBLE. HOWEVER IN
ADDITION, THERE IS PART OF A BURIAL FORM RELATING TO THOMAS WAGHORN OF
NEWINGTON BUTTS. HE WAS BURIED ON FEBRUARY 21, 1814 AGED 89. |
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Clayton |
Freshfield |
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1876 |
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VERY
RARE 1876 HAND WRITTEN VELLOM INDENTURE MORTGAGE N0. 6 THE CRESCENT, CLAPHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY BETWEEN ADRIAN PERCY HAMMON AND JOHN DENNETT POTTER
BOTH OF LONDON COMPLETE WITH WAX SEALS, EMBOSSED BLUE TAX STAMP, RED STAMPS -
ALSO HAS ONE PENNY LILAC INLAND REVENUE STAMP SIGNED AND DATED.....APRIL
13TH, 1876 SIZE 27 X 22 INCHES NORMAL
FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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1902 |
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Antique
Indenture dated the 2nd of January 1902. This 4 page document is in the most
part typed and deals with a lease relating to number 6 Willhelmina
Villas, St James's Rd, Croydon in Surrey for the sum of £6 per year! The
document concerns a Charles Joseph BENTLEY of London, a Robert STRONG of West
Croydon and a Minnie LINDFIELD of St James's Rd. There is a fine drwaing (in colour) of the relevant plots of land that
the document concerns. The document is in very good condition and perfectly
readable. |
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1700
VELLUM DEED concerning the CHOLMONDELEYs of CHESHIRE and HODNET and MINSHULL
Hall DATE:- 10th APRIL 1700 In the 12th year of the REIGN OF KING WILLIAM III
AN ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN INDENTURE ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM WITH THE ROYAL
ARMS INCORPORATED IN THE "T" OF "THIS INDENTURE" BETWEEN
THOMAS and FRANCIS CHOLMONDELEY of VALE ROYALL, CHESHIRE of the first part, JOHN
and ELIZABETH ATHERTON of ATHERTON, LANCASHIRE of the second part, MARTIN
BALDWIN of THE INNER TEMPLE, LONDON, ALICE his wife and THE REV. EDWARD
JONES, RECTOR OF HODNET in SHROPSHIRE of the third part and..... SIR JOHN
WERDEN, BARONET, of the PARISH OF ST. JAMES in the CITY OF WESTMINSTER of the
fourth part. THE INDENTURE CONCERNS MINSHULL HALL at CHURCH MINSHULL and
other property including A MILL HOUSE at OVER in CHESHIRE. There are 4 red
wax seals on pendant vellum tags. AN OLD, RARE AND IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. Size.
The document is approx. 28" wide x 26" high. Condition. In excellent condition for its
age with the usual folding creases. |
Cholmondeley |
Atherton |
Baldwin |
Jones |
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1880 |
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Indenture
dated 8th January 1880 between Fritz Horle of 22
Moorgate Station Buildings in the City of London, Colour Merchant, and Mary
Rose Williams of 1 Holford Place Pentonville, Middlesex.
Trustees were Thomas Francis Wheeler, 9 Harefield
Road, Upper New Cross, Kent, Gentleman and Hugh John Urquhart, 88 Queen St.,
Cheapside, Gentleman. Other names appearing are Charles Humbridge
(Hambridge?), Thomas Grubb. (Note: The 1901 census shows them living in
Harpenden, Herts with 3
children (Charles, Joseph and Daisy) and also that Fritz Horle
was born in Mayence, Germany c1854 and was a
British Subject.). |
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Williams |
Wheeler |
Urquhart |
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1921 |
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Original
Conveyance Document 20th September 1921 Rev H R Kelly to Mrs Florence Monday
Freehold Premises No 86 Fentiman Road Capham Road London Very Good Condition |
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Indenture
dated 1800 Lease for a year Land and buildings in The parish of Hope All
Saints In Romney Marsh Between Brabazon Newcomen Of Castle Newcomen In
the county of Roscommon in the Kingdom of
Ireland A esquire And George Frece Of
Lincolns Inn London A esquire This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seal |
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A pair
of extremely early, complete and readable Elizabethan entire letters, one
dated 1589, the other undated but clearly written within a year or so of the
first. Privately carried as expected, marred only by a couple of marks in red
marker...! The paper on the first letter shows a stagshead
watermark, though I haven't been able to identify this particular design; the
undated letter isn't watermarked at all. Both letters have creases and
pinholes, but no more than one might expect after 418 years... To my verry good freynde Willm
Garrett ye xxxxx at Hudnall Goodman
Garrett, I am right sorry that you didd depart out
of London sodenly and before such tyme as I could speake with you
for although the sute of Grafton be fallen against goodman Higbid (?) contrary to
his expectation & yours (for whiche I am heartely sorry & didd wyshe hym better success) yet
be not discomforted with his myshapp for if you
will take paynes to cume
unto me I will tell you a better course then goodman
Higbid (?) hath taken & I hope that the same
will relieve you / I pray you that if you cannot cume
with spede then to write your mynde
to me so soone as you can possibly. And so
carefully wishing yowour (!) welfare. I leave you
unto almighty God his blessed..... London.... 1589
your most willing freynde Francis Stibbyng And the
second... Goodman
Garrett I do here saye that you ar
so wonderfully afrayde of Grafton that you have
offered hyme .... for an agreement whiche you nede not to doo for I warrant you that you may escape bettar chepe if you will sticke to goodman Fountayne and your cosen
[cousin] Higbid (?) and wyne
(?) your selfe faithfuly
unto them and be not ovour hasty in your agreement.
For you have alreddy hurth
them and your selfe by offering an agreement so hastely. I have talked with a Sargyant
at lawe for your matter and the same sargyant sayeth and promysseth me to helpe to staye his sute agaynst you or else to gett you
all the costes that you have sprnte
Thearefore I pray you to cume
speake with me and lay all feare
aside. And so I bidd you farewell your lovying freynde I pray
you to sende me your Chancery writynge,
by henry Nowell [recto]
This be delivered (?) unto William
Garratt at dugnall with spede |
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1877 |
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1877
HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE MORTGAGE BETWEEN WILLIAM ISAAC HENRY OF
GIBRALTAR, MERCHANT (MORTAGOR) AND CHARLES COLLIER BINGHAM OF 31 MOORGATE
STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON, CANDLE MANUFACTURER AND HENRY MONEY OF 49 KING
SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, WATCH MANUFACTURER, THE TRUSTEES OF THE
CITY PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY (MORTAGEES) MORTGAGE N0.6 THE CRESCENT,
CLAPHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY COMPLETE WITH SIGNATURES, LARGE RED SEAL FOR
THE CITY PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY + WAX SEAL AND TAX STAMPS SIGNED AND
DATED.....16TH APRIL, 1877 SIZE 28 X 22 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD++
CONDITION |
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1884 |
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1884
HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE OF FREEHOLD MESSUAGE BEING N0.5 THE
CRESCENT, CLAPHAM COMMON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY BETWEEN HENRY PEYTON COBB OF
53 LINCOLNS INN FIELDS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND LOUSA ALLEN OF 22 ELGIN
CRESCENT, NOTTING HILL IN THE SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND SIDNEY WALLIS OF
73 GREAT TOWER STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON COMPLETE WITH SIGNATURES, WAX
SEALS AND TAX STAMPS SIGNED AND DATED.....24TH JUNE, 1884 SIZE 28 X 22 INCHES
NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD++ CONDITION |
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Allen |
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1899 |
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1899
HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE OF N0.14 CRESCENT GROVE, CLAPHAM
BETWEEN REGINALD STANLEY OF MANOR COURT, NUNEATON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK,
COLLIERY PROPRIETOR AND JACOB STANLEY OF 25 NIGHTINGALE LANE, BALHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF LONDON, ARTIST (HEREINAFTER CALLED THE VENDORS) AND SAMUEL HAZELL
OF CHALCOTT CRESCENT, REGENTS PARK IN TH COUNTY OF LONDON (THE PURCHASER)
COMPLETE WITH MAP / PLAN, 2 WAX SEALS, 3 TAX STAMPS SIGNED AND DATED.....6TH
MARCH, 1899 SIZE 18 X 12 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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1860 |
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2 Page
Lease Indenture for 11 Cullum Street London
measuring 55cms x 70cms dated 28th December 1860 for a period of 21 years at
a rent of £100. The parties are a Mrs
Mary Colley of Buxton Surrey (Landlord) and a Mr Edmund Crawley (Wholesale
tea and coffee dealers). Witnessed by
a Mr Langley of 33 Fenchurch Street.
The two pages are sewn together.
Both have blue embossed stamps each marked 10 shillings and are dated
18/12/60 & 22/12/60. There is a
red seal at the bottom of page 2
signed each side by Mary Colley.
Both pages have been folded but are in good condition |
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1876 |
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LETTER
PLUS COVER EMANATING FROM THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY REGARDING THE
REGISTRATION FEES FOR A TRANSFER OF STOCK OF THE RAILWAY. NAMES PEACOCK, JOHN
SOMERVILLE GELNEY OR GEBNEY. OVAL N OVER 17 CANCEL TOGETHER WITH CIRCULAR
LONDON XA OC 10 76 STAMP ON THE FRONT AND CIRCULAR STAMP OF SHAFTSBURY A OC
11 76 ON THE BACK NICE COMPLETE DOCUMENT WITH ONE PENNY STAMP |
Peacock |
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1800 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1800 Deed - Wincanton, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 59 cm x 41 cm approx being a Lease for a year of several messuages or tenements and premises situate in Wincanton,
Somerset dated 10 January 1800 Parties: Edmund HUSSEY of Wincanton and Jane
his wife; William HUSSEY of Frome, Somerset and Ann his wife; Robert HUSSEY of Lime Street, London and
Jane his wife; Levi LAWRENCE of Frome, Somerset and Mary his wife (nee Hussey); William WEBB of Tudor Street, Blackfriars, London Other names mentioned include: Susannah Cox, Ann Edwards, Charles Edwards,
John Edwards, Mary Hussey (the mother), William Hussey (the father), John Jeanes, Thomas King, Norman Mackleane(?),
John Milborne, Henry Wallis, Moses Walter, Robert
Way Document signed by: Edmund Hussey, Jane Hussey, William Hussey, Ann
Hussey, Robert Hussey, Jane Hussey, Levi Lawrence, Mary Lawrence Witnesses: J
Frampton, J Berry Condition: Some discolouration but intact |
Hussey |
Lawrence |
Webb |
Cox |
Edwards |
Jeanes |
King |
Mackleane |
Milborne |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED London MUGGERIDGE > MUGGERIDGE 1872 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 135 YEARS OLD BEING A DEED OF SETTLEMENT OF A SUM OF
£3000 IN FAVER OF MRS HELLEN ADAMS AND HER CHILDREN BETWEEN WILLIAM
MUGGERIDGE OF TRINITY SQUARE TOWER HILL IN THE CITY OF LONDON CORN MERCHANT
OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS BENJAMIN MUGGERIDGE OF CATHERINS COURT SEETHING
LANE IN THE SAID CITY CORN MERCHANT EDWARD HENRY SHARPE OF TOWER HILL
AFORESAID CORN MERCHANT AND FREDERICK SHARP OF TOWER HILL OF THE OTHER PART.
INFORMATION ON STOCKS AND DEBENTURES FROM THE TRUSTEES OF THE FUND - WITH
SECON INDENTURE TO REVERSE OF SECOND SHEET SIZES 25 INS X 28 INS - IN VERY
FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON TWO SHEETS
OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX SEALS |
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Muggeridge |
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1715 |
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Indenture
Dated 1715 Tripartite 2 pages Land and buildings in Kingsnorth,
Great Chart, Old Romney, Bethersden, High Halden, and Kenardington All in
the county of Kent Between Marion Marshall Of High Halden
in the county of Kent A widow and relict of John Brett late of Smarden in the said county A Gent And Thomas Brett Of
Late of Kennington now of Hothfield
A Gent The only son of John Brett Mary the wife of the said Thomas Brett
Thomas Marshall Of High Halden A Gent John Cruttenden Of late of Kenardington
now of Woodchurch in the said county A Yeoman
Anthony Benn Of The Inner Temple London A Gent This item is on vellum Hand
written Waxed seals |
Marshall |
Brett |
Cruttenden |
Benn |
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760 |
1826 |
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Indenture
Dated 1826 4 pages Assignment Of debts for benefit of creditors Schedule of
debts Approx named 194 debtors Between Eliza Luck And Emily Luck Of Sackville
Street Piccadilly in the county
Middlesex Milliners and dress makers and co partners And Henry Rains
Of Broad Street in the City of London A merchant John Robinson Of Regent
Street Piccadilly in the county of Middlesex A merchant Edward Delcambre Of The City Of Paris in The Kingdom Of France A
merchant The creditors of Eliza and Emily Luck This item is on vellum Hand
written 21 Waxed seals |
Luck |
Rains |
Robinson |
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761 |
1791 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1791 Deed - Hampton Turville, Highworth, Wiltshire A vellum Indenture on two sheets
measuring 72 cm x 59 cm approx being a Release of a capital messuage or farm house lands and premises situate at
Hampton Turville in the parish of Highworth, Wiltshire by way of Mortgage for securing
£1000 and interest dated 17 May 1791 Parties: John CROFT of Russell Place, St
Pancras, Middlesex; Walter MATTHEWS the younger of Newgate Street, London;
Walter MATTHEWS the elder of Newgate Street,
London Other names mentioned include:
William Edwards, John Matthews Document signed by: John Croft, Walter
Matthews the younger Witnesses: W Mitton?, G Arrowsmith Condition: Discoloured and stained with age,
otherwise quite good |
Croft |
Matthews |
Edwards |
Mitton |
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762 |
1872 |
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AN
INDENTURE OF LEASE dated the 29th day of November 1872 made between Mary Harriette Player Brigstocke of Stonepits in the Borough of Ryde
in the Isle of Wight Spinster of the first part William Benett
Player Brigstocke of Inner Temple London Barrister
at Law of the second part and William Kent of Brading
in the said Isle Gentleman of the third part The Indenture purported to Lease
a piece or parcel of land with the messuages or dwellinghouses Blacksmiths shop and other buildings
thereon situate on the East side of High Street and North side of Anglesea Street in the Borough and Parish of Ryde (late Parish of Newchurch)
in the Isle of Wight. The Indenture is on Vellum and is beautifully written
and all readeable and in excellent condition. It is signed by 2 of the parties with 2
distinctive seals at the foot |
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Kent |
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763 |
1823 |
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Indenture
1823 Assignment Of Term A Mansion House Called Craythrone
House And Land In Tenterden Kent On The Kings
Highway From Tenterden To Woodchurch
Between Joseph Sawyer Late Of Tenterden In The
County Of Kent Now Of The City Of London A Gent And John Sawyer Of Tenterden A Gent Elizabeth Brett Sawyer Of Tenterden A Spinster George Curteis
Of The City Of Canterbury In The Said County A Gent And Robert Curteis The Younger Of Tenterden
A Gent And Walter Curteis Of Tenterden A
Gent This Item Is On Vellum Hand Written Waxed Seals |
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Curteis |
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764 |
1560 |
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Sackville
(Richard, died 1566). Manuscript document signed 'Ryc
Sakevyle', 1560, authorising payment to Richard Mynsterley, Queen's Messenger, for expenses incurred in
delivering some letters to Sir William Cecil at Colchester, endorsed on the
reverse by Richard Minsterley, one page, folio,
together with a 19th c. transcription and transliteration of the old English Sir
Richard Sackville was first cousin to Anne Boleyn, Treasurer of the Queen's Exchequor and Elizabeth I, and father of Sir Thomas
Sackville. |
Sakevyle |
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1823 |
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Indenture
dated 1823 15 pages 7 schedules Assignment Lands on the highway leading from Tenterden to Woodchurch in the
county of Kent Known as Great Goosefield Little Goosefield Great Millfield
& Housefield Between John Sawyer Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A Gent And Mary his wife
Elizabeth Brett Sawyer Of Tenterden A Spinster
Robert Curteis
Of Tenterden A Gent Walter Curteis Of Tenterden A Gent
George Curties Of Tenterden
A Gent And Elizabeth Mace Of Tenterden A Widow
Brothers and sister of the said Mary Sawyer Joseph Sawyer Of The City Of
London A Gent George Curteis Of The City Of
Canterbury A Gent Robert Curteis the younger This
Item is on vellum Hand written 10 waxed seals |
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766 |
1898 |
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Probate
Dated 1898 The will of Thomas Ottaway Of Akron
Villa Tenterden in the county of Kent A Gent I
appoint my wife Caroline Henry Austen
Of Portobello Road Notting Hill London A Grocer Albert Mannering Of Boxley In the county of Kent A Schoolmaster Executors and
trustees I give all my household effects to my wife absolutely I bequeath the
following pecuniary legacies To my Brother William Horatio Ottaway To my sister Anne Winifred Humphrey My sister Mary
wife of George Button Each receive £100 I give and devise to my executors and
trustees all my real estate This item is on vellum Probate seal Hand written |
Ottaway |
Austen |
Mannering |
Humphrey |
Button |
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1865 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Deptford Kent MURRELL > MUGGERIDGE 1865 - guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 142 YEARS OLD
BEING A DEED OF MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES OF A WHARF AND
BUILDINGS ON THE DEPTFORD CREEK BRIDGE ROAD IN DEPTFORD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT
BETWEEN EDWARD KNIGHTS OF LAINDON HILLS IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX FARMER OF THE
FIRST PART ROBERT MURREL, GEORGE ROBINSON MURRELL AND JAMES ROBERT MURRELL
ALL OF DEPTFORD IN THE COUNTY OF KENT GENERAL MERCHANTS AND CO PARTNERS OF
THE SECOND PART AND THOMAS BENJAMIN MUGGERIDGE OF CATHERINE COURT IN THE CITY
OF LONDON OF THE THIRD PART IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - TWO DEEDS
(SECOND INDENTURE TO THE REVERSE OF THE SECOND SHEET) FIVE SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WAX SEALS |
Knights |
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1833 |
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An
original vellum document, one which is a very good example which would make a
superb present. The document is dated 1st March 1833 and is between "Messers Matthews and Laundy"
and "Mr E Aldcock". The agreement is for
"leasehold premises in Liverpool Street and Bishopgate
Street". It doesn't name the actual town where these streets are sited,
but appears likely to be London where both these streets are near to each
other. This manuscript is on three very large pages of vellum, all of which are
in very good condition. There are also three wax seals at the base of the
document all in good, reasonable condition. The text of the document is ink
written and is in very good condition throughout. |
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Laundy |
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1656,
1661, 1681, 1753 |
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A large
sheet vellum indenture dated 14th July 1681, between Sir Eliab
Harvey, William Harvey and others, referring to land in St Clements Lane,
London, with an interesting reference of the dimensions of the property
recently built there, etc., with large pendant wax seal appended, together
with a vellum indenture of 1656 relating to properties in Alhallow
Barking, near The Tower of London, with pendant wax seal, another vellum
indenture for 1661 for property in St Peter the Poor, with pendant wax seals,
and a vellum indenture from 1753 with seal, for a property in Tower Bank,
containing an inventory, containing a very comprehensive schedule describing
and listing in great detail each and every fixture and fitting in the house |
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A three
page indenture dated 28th September 1898 relating to 33 Hill Street, Berkeley
Square, St. Georges Hanover Square, Middx. It is between Quintus Charles Colmore of Hollyfield, Sutton Coldfield (solicitor), Allen Stokes of Hanch Hall near Lichfield (Barrister at Law), Gerald
Dudley Smith of 1 Lombard Street, London (banker), The Honorable Reginald
William Coventry of Cromer Court, Worcester (Barrister at Law), Thomas Rawle of 1 Bedford Row, London (solicitor) and The Right
Honorable Charles Baron Hindlip (Lord Hindlip). Earlier
indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1893 The Right
Honorable Samuel Charles Baron Hindlip, Arthur
Edmund Allcock.
It has six seals and signatures with six witness signatures. There are four revenue stamps. Lord Hindlip has
also signed a receipt for £4.500 dated 1909.
Has been folded. |
Colmore |
Stokes |
Smith |
Coventry |
Rawle |
Hindlip |
Allcock |
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1805 |
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Indenture
Dated 1805 Lease For 41 Years All That Piece And Parcel Of Ground Situated On
The East Side Of Kingsland Road Aforesaid In The Parish Of St John At Hackney In The County Of
Middlesex Bounded On The North Side By Premises In The Occupation Of The Said James
Hollingshead On The East Side By The Lamb Public House And Premises Belonging
To The Rector Of Newington On The South Side Premises Belonging To James
Thompson And To The West Of Kingsland Road Between James Vincent Of London
Bridge London A Stale Maker And Thomas Hollingshead Of Kingsland Road In The
County Of Middlesex A Victualler This Item Is On Vellum Hand Written Small
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Hollingshead |
Thompson |
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772 |
1812 |
Sylvan
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2611 |
SIDESTRAND:
Lease of a farm in Sidestrand, Norfolk, between
Samuel Hoare of London and William Blyth of Sidestrand,
Farmer. Dated 9 January 1812 Property: A farmhouse with cottage
and lands in Sidestrand. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
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773 |
1666 |
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COPY
WILL OF SAMUEL MICO. HE WAS AN ALDERMAN OF THE CITY OF LONDON,A MERCER AND MERCHANT BELONGING TO BOTH THE LEVANT AND
EAST INDIA COMPANIES.HE DIED IN 1666.THIS IS A COPY OF HIS WILL WRITTEN IN c
1666,probably a probate copy,dated 1665.HE WAS
MASTER OF THE MERCERS IN THE YEAR HE DIED.ON PAPER,c30 x 38 cms,54
LINES,LISTING MANY BEQUESTS,INCLUDING THE GEORGE TAVERN AND £500 TO THE TOWN
OF WEYMOUTH.THERE IS ALSO A BEQUEST TO CHRIST'S HOSPITAL CHURCH. |
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1889 |
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Last
Will & Testament of Jon Daniel Goold, Gentleman
of Malmesbury Road, Chippenham,
Wiltshire, England Will:
March 1889 Died:
April 1890 Probate:
May 1890 This
lovely document is the Probate of the Last will and testament of John Daniel Goold . The document consists of three pieces,
joined together. (I presume waxed
paper). The largest is folded and measures approx 34cm x 49cm, being the
extracted last will & testament, this instructs to bequeth
monies securities and other possessions to various people including his
servants at the time. The second
document, also folded, is The Principal Registry and measures approx 26cm x
33cm. The third is the seal which hangs from the bottom of the documents and
measures approx 10cm x 10cm. Names
mentioned: John
Daniel Goold also; Executors: Edwin Slade (Brewer)
Beneficiaries and other names mentioned: Henrietta Sarah Orman
of London, William Goold Slade (grandson). Ann
Wiltshire Slade (daughter and wife of Edwin Slade) witnessed by Wlm Butler and L Butler Solicitors: Wood & Awdry,
Chippenham, Wilts Gross value of estate: £4175.13.7 |
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1669-1898 |
Bloomsbury
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[Deeds
& papers relating to property in All Hallows Lane, parish of Great All
Hallows, City of London], comprising: deeds 1669 (3), 1674, 1706 (3), 1730,
1748 (2), 1769 (2); abstracts of title 1584-1748 & 1706-69, with
additional notes to 1805; copies of related wills, Christopher Jones, citizen
and fishmonger, 1672, probate 1677, Anne James, 1705, Edward Jones, 1787,
proved 1789; and printed papers, including: relating to St. Thomas’s
Hospital; Lord Chancellor’s judgment, 11pp., 1864; Act, 1898; St. Thomas’s
Hospital Royal Charter, remains of upper wrapper, n.d.
(21 pieces) |
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1753/4 |
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Oxfordshire.-
Indenture, sale by Gislingham Cooper of Phyllis
Court to Thomas Skinner of Broad Street in London of houses in New Street,
Henley-on-Thames, D.s. “Gis: Cooper”, manuscript on
vellum, outline ruled in red, folds, 385 x 555mm., 26th November 1753/4; and
another, the same, v.s. (2) |
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777 |
1649 |
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CHALKE,
LONDON: An obligation bond where George Mawhood,
citizen and merchant taylor of London, is firmly
bound to Thomas Willard of Chalke, Kent, yeoman for
the sum of 120 Pounds in relation to an indenture for lease of property.
Dated 20 September 1649 in the 1st year of the Commonwealth Property: No
mentioned Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and
cockling. Small Seal on Vellum tag held on by a pin. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 9 by 24cm |
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1854 |
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Vellum
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made on 30th
January 1854 Made before Sir Thomas Noon Telford Knight of the City of London
For Harriet wife of John George Wingrove Between William
Style and Louise Charlotte his wife on the first part and The Reverand Charles Marsham and
the said William Style of the 2nd part, Charles Laplain
and Wiliam White in the 3rd part, Edmund Curtis and
Ann his wife of the 4th part, John George Wingrove
and Harriet of the 5th part and Henry Atkinson Wildes
in the 6th part. Premises interested in-- in the parish of Maidstone
Kent Deeds by married women persuant to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of
his late Majesty King William 4th "An Act for the abolition of fines and
recoveries and for the substitution of more simple modes of
assurance" Documents also mention
John Clabon of 76 Mark Lane, City of London Also has a number 498 Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Telford |
Wingrove |
Style |
Marsham |
Laplain |
White |
Curtis |
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1866 |
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Vellum
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made on 15th
January 1866 Made before Peter Fearson and George
Lewis Phipps Eyre from Great George St Westminster and 1 John St Bedford Row
London For Mary Ann wife of Robert Samuel Skey
Between the above on the first part, Mary Ann Thompson of the 2nd part,
William Bailey of the 3rd part and Colin Henley, Henry Piper and Mary Anne
Henley of the 4th part. Premises interested in Oaken in the county of
Stafford Deeds by married women persuant to an act
passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King William 4th
"An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for the
substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Documents also mention Henry Hearne of
Newport in the county of Salop Also has a number 254, and Blue 5 shilling common law courts seal
Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Fearson |
Eyre |
Skey |
Thompson |
Bailey |
Henley |
Piper |
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Manorial
Copyhold Properties. A group of nine vellum admissions to Manorial Copyhold
Properties in Norfolk and Worcestershire, 1701-31, together with a 1680 Bond
of Obligation by Richard Page of Herriard,
Hampshire, a final concord for land in Clow,
Lancashire, 1717 an Interrogatory, 1654, relating to a court case involving a
dispute over the will of one John Done, a white baker of London, a group of
unrelated documents relating to P. C. Dumbill,
1886-1946, commended for her behaviour, plus a 1925 remission of conviction
for stack-firing with facsimile signature of King George V |
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1827 |
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HEMINGFORD
GREY: Lease of meadow at Hemingford Grey, Huntingdonshire, between Mary Brittin of Saint Ives, Widow, Mathew Wasdale
of Saint Ives, John Saunders of London, Gent and Robert Bricheno
of Hemingford Grey, Horse Dealer. Dated 5 April 1827 Property: An allotment or parcel of
ground of one acre in the Great Meadows of Hemingford Grey bounded on the
North by the River Ouse, on the South by the Meadow Road. Also another plot
of land in Hemingford Meadow. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
40 by 50 cm |
Brittin |
Wasdale |
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782 |
1870 |
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LONDON:
Release of Bells Buildings in St. Bride, City of London, between William Nethercot of Kentish Town, Schoolmaster, The Very
Reverend Brabazon William Disney of King Street,
Jonathan Hopkinson and William Gordon Thomson. The Rev. Brabazon
William Desney became Dean of Armagh, Ireland.
Dated 24 August 1870 Property: A piece of ground with several houses in the
parish of Saint Bridget or Saint Bride in the City of London called Bells
Buildings. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Nethercot |
Disney |
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1902 |
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1902
VELLUM INDENTURE re LONDON W11 between family BIRD and RATFORD. DATE:- 22nd DECEMBER 1902 THIS INDENTURE WRITTEN ON VELLUM IS
BETWEEN AUGUSTUS HENRY BIRD of EYNHAM LODGE, WOOD LANE, SHEPHERD'S BUSH,
LONDON ERNEST BIRD of KENSINGTON and STEPHEN BIRD of WATFORD, HERTS of the
first part and STEPHEN BIRD of the second part GEORGE BIRD of BERKSHIRE
of the third part AUGUSTUS HENRY BIRD and ERNEST BIRD of the fourth part and
JOHN FRANCIS RATFORD of RICHMOND, SURREY of the fifth part. IT CONCERNS A
PIECE OF LAND IN LONDON (NOW W11) BETWEEN SIRDAR ROAD AND STONELEIGH STREET
AND THE PLOT IS SHOWN IN A PLAN DRAWN ON THE INDENTURE. THERE IS ONE RED
REVENUE STAMP AND 5 RED WAX SEALS.
Size. The 4 pages are approx. 12" wide x 19" high. Condition. Some age discolouration on a
part of the outside and traces of damp (?) on first page but otherwise in
good condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1913 |
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LEASEHOLD
INDENTURE 1913 No 10 CORNWALL ROAD IVY HOUSE ESTATE BRIXTON LONDON. THIS
INDENTURE IS DATED 19th AUGUST 1913, & IS BETWEEN MR JOHN AMBROSE SKELTON
TO MR SETH LEE EGBERT, OTHER NAMES ON THE LEASEHOLD ARE WILLIAM ARTHUR LEEKS,
JAMES BLAKE, THE PREMISES ARE No 10 CORNWALL ROAD BRIXTON HILL, THIS INDENTURE HAS ALL ITS SEALS & STAMPS. |
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Egbert |
Leeks |
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1927 |
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LEASE
INDENTURE 172 WOODMANSTERNE ROAD STREATHAM 30th SEPTEMBER 1927. THIS
INDENTURE IS DATED 30th SEPTEMBER 1927 & IS BETWEEN WATES LIMITED, &
MR HENRY ALBERT SKELTON, THE LEASE PREMISES ARE 172 WOODMANSTERNE ROAD
STREATHAM LONDON, IT HAS ALL ITS SEALS & STAMPS |
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1938 |
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MORTGAGE
INDENTURE 13th MAY 1938 MITCHAM. THIS MORTGAGE INDENTURE IS DATED 13th MAY
1938, & IS BETWEEN MARTIN LUTHER CAREY & THE LEEK & MOORLANDS
BUILDING SOCIETY, THE MORTGAGE IS RELATING TO No 83 MELROSE AVENUE MITCHAM
SURREY, OTHER NAMES IN THE INDENTURE ARE, PERCY WILLIS RUSSELL, ALBERT CASONOVA
BALLARD, IT HAS ALL ITS SEALS & STAMPS. |
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Russell |
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787 |
1783 |
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A
vellum legal indenture. It dates back to 1783. This document is in remarkable
condition for its age with no fading of ink. The indenture is a lease between
John Bew of London and John Dewe
of Longworth. The document has John Bew’s wax seal
on it. John Bew was a bookseller in London
Haymarket. |
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788 |
1680 |
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1680
Indenture between Elizabeth Dawes, relict of Robert Dawes of Wells in
Somerset and Thomas Dawes of London Appolsterer? of thone pte
and Richard Weare of Shurborne
in the County of Dorsett, Gent., of thother pte. Mentions Thomas Rood, Susan Rowley als Tutton. The land sold may
have been in the 'Mannor or reputed Mannor of Meare', which is in
Somerset. |
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789 |
1880 |
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A two
page indenture dated 15th April 1880 relating to property in Burnley Lane, Chadderton between Thomas Lowe of 6 New Cavendish Street,
London (gent.), Sarah Hannah Lowe (spinster), Mary Lowe (spinster) and John
Ashton of 148 Rochdale Road, Oldham (builder). Has four seals and
signatures with two witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
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790 |
1901 |
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An
original certificate for the marriage of John Adolpnhus
Baker (father Daniel Baker) and Ida Alberta Beatrice Tate (father George
Borne Tate) which took place on the 11th August 1901 at St. Peter's Church, Clerkenwell. Has been folded and is a bit grubby. In an envelope postmarked 1957 addressed to
Mrs. Baker, 458 Northampton Buildings, Clerkenwell. |
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791 |
1915 |
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A 3
page indenture relating to the sale of property in Oatlands
Park, Weybridge, Surrey between Edith Selden Mason
of Oakwood, Walton on Thames (wife of Arthur), Arthur Edward Knight Mason (esq.), The Reverend Keppel Garnier
of Malacca Straits Settlements, George Cecil Whiteley
of Garden Court Temple, London (Barrister at Law) and Harold Inchbald Wilson of Guildhall Chambers, Basinghall Street, London (solicitor). Also mentioned: Jeanette Knight It has two seals and signatures, two
witness signatures and two revenue stamps.
Has been folded. See also nos. 651 & 652. |
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Garnier |
Whiteley |
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792 |
1915 |
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A
certificate for William Alfred macKenzie (born
13/5/1915) who was baptised on 9th July 1915 at St. Mary, Newington by the
Rev. E. J. Ball. It has engravings of
St. Mary Newington and St. Gabriel Newington.
Is a bit grubby and has age spotting. |
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Ball |
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793 |
1916 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture with plan dated 23rd September 1916 relating to The Hoo, Dene Road, Northwood
between Edward Lilley Warren of The Hoo (gent.) and
Theodore Gilbart Figgis
(gent.). Has
one signature and seals, one witness signatures and three revenue
stamps. Has been folded. |
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794 |
1918 |
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A
solicitor's copy of the will of Alfred Henry Banks of 19 Norlington
Road, Leytonstone dated 2nd November 1918.
Names mentioned: Lilly (wife); Thomas Frank Horne of 11 Green Street,
Forest Gate) and Henry Davies of 40 Raydon Street, Highgate. Has been
folded and cover is a bit grubby. It
is on "J Whatman Hand Made 1919"
watermarked paper. |
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795 |
1931 |
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A four
page document with the seal of the London County Council and signatures of
the Clerk of the Council relating to "provision of Means of Escape in
Case of Fire" to 10-16 Cole Street, Southwark. It is made out to Mr. A. D. Robinson of 56
Cannon Street, EC4 on behalf of Mr. H. C. Walker. It details the materials that the facility
is made from and gives information on windows etc. to the property. Has been folded and has punch holes. |
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Walker |
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796 |
1929 |
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A three
page agreement dated 6th August 1929 relating to the guardianship of Norita Dymoke Green between
Herbert John Ball of Langdon Weald, Silver Lane, Purley
(merchant), Josiah Arthur Jutsum of 20 Knole Road, Bexhill on Sea (gent.) and Minnie Waterman of
20 St. James Mansions, West Hampstead (wife of Howard H. Waterman) and Lettie Jutsom of 20 Knole Road, Bexhill on Sea. Other names mentioned: Norah Anita Walker
(wife of Henry
Claude Walker) (dec.). Has five signatures and there are five
witness signatures and a revenue stamp. |
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Ball |
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Waterman |
Walker |
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797 |
1962 |
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An
insurance policy with original envelope dated 16th May 1962 issued by
Provident Life Association of London Limited made out to Ronald Henry
Gallagher of 56 Barchester Street, London E14. Has a sheet of facts and figures
attached. Has been folded. |
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798 |
1888 |
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Large
(approx A1 size) vellum award scroll / document issued on behalf of the
Parish of St Sepulchre, Newgate, London and dated
1888. Nicley hand illuminated border and coats of
arms. Has been pasted on to a card back. At a meeting of the inhabitants of
the parish held on 7th June 1888, it was unanimously resolved that the thanks
of this meeting are due and hereby given to Samuel George Lidstone
Esquire - churchwarden from Easter 1882 to Easter 1888. 5th October 1888 -
resolution 'engrossed on vellum' together with a silver tea and coffee
service of 15 pieces purchased by voluntary subscriptions. Siged at bottom by Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer and
Secretary. A bit dirty in parts but intact and legible |
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799 |
1927 |
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CONVEYANCE
OF FREEHOLD PREMISES No 2 TRAFFORD GARDENS SILVERLEIGH ROAD THORNTON HEATH
SURREY. I HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT INDENTURES OR CONVEYANCES, THIS CONVEYANCE IS
DATED 31st DECEMBER1928, THE FREEHOLD PREMISES ARE No 2 TRAFFORD GARDENS SILVERLEIGH
ROAD THORNTON HEATH SURREY, NAMES IN THE CONVEYANCE ARE ALFRED JOHN CHAPMAN,
HERBERT ROBERT LYNCH, THE CO-OPERATIVE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCEITY, IT HAS ALL
ITS SEALS & STAMPS |
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Lynch |
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800 |
1812 |
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A
vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 69 cm x 57 cm approx being a Release
and Conveyance of a piece or parcel of ground containing by estimation 6
acres and 3 roods situate in the parish of Northweald
otherwise Northweald Bassett, Essex dated 7 April
1812. The document also has a Schedule
of Deeds. Thomas Holt White Esq to Mr John Denner and his
Trustee. Parties: Thomas Holt WHITE Esquire of Chase Lodge, Enfield,
Middlesex; John
DENNER, Gentleman of the parish of St Andrew Holborn
in the City of London; John Pugmore LEECH, Gentleman of Colesford,
Gloucestershire. Document signed by: T Holt White. Condition: Creased and
discoloured with age. |
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Leech |
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