ID

Middlesex 1001-1101

Û	Middlesex 901-1000
Ü	Middlesex 1102-1201

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

1001

1820

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INDENTURE manuscript DEED PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM Leeds Yorkshire BURNAND > BAINES 1820 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 186 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE COOPER BURNAND OF NEW BOND STREET IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX COACH MAKER AND WILLIAM HENRY BURNAND OF THE NEW ROAD MERY LE BONE IN THE SAID COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX COACH MAKER OF THE ONE PART AND CHRISTOPHER LAWSON OF LEEDS MERCHANT AND EDWARD BAINES OF THE SAME PLACE PRINTER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE RE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE SITUATE NEAR THE COLOURED CLOTH HALL AT EYE BRIGHT PLACE IN LEEDS IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE SIZES 30 INS X 28 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WAX SEALS

Burnand

Lawson

Baines

1002

1792

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Vellum Indenture - 1792 Deed - Penn and Wolverhampton, Staffordshire A single sheet vellum Indenture written in a lovely neat hand, measuring 60 cm x 46 cm approx Lease for a year of a messuage tenement or farmhouse in Over Penn and a number of pieces of land with names and descriptions of the pieces of land in the parishes of Penn and Wolverhampton and also a messuage or tenement at a place called the Church Yard Gate in Wolverhampton. The document also gives some useful information on several generations of the ancestors of John Pershouse Parties: John PERSHOUSE, of Manchester (whose father was from Wolverhampton), William LYON of Grays Inn of Middlesex Other names include: John Burrows, John Button, John Clegg, Robert Ebb, William Gilbert, Rev John Jordon, John Lee, Adam Pershouse, Elizabeth Pershouse, John Pershouse, John Pershouse, Mary Pershouse, William Pershouse, John Petitt, Richard Rabon, Francis Saunders, John Snow Document signed by: John Pershouse Witnesses: Will Nabb, John Robinson Condition: Very Good for age

Pershouse

Lyon

Burrows

Button

Clegg

Ebb

Gilbert

Jordon

Lee

Petitt

Rabon

etc

1003

1874

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THIS IS AN EARLY 4 PAGE HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENT DATED 29TH OCTOBER 1874 BETWEEN WILLIAM M SPENCER ESQ OF 105 ALEXANDRA ROAD SAINT JOHNS WOOD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ROBERT AMELY OF NO 417 OLD KENT ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, A PIECE OF LAND SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF SAINT GILES CAMBERWELL SURREY,SOUTH SIDE ADJOINING ROAD CALLED CHORMENT ROAD. GOES INTO ALOT OF DETAIL INCLUDING LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TERMS AND CONDITIONS SMALL HAND COLOURED MAP, WAX SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM M SPENCER WHO LEASED THE PREMISES AT CHOUMENT ROAD PECKHAM SURREY TO ROBERT AMELY, TERM COMMENCING 29TH SEPTEMBER 1874 FOR 99 YEARS. LARGE DOCUMENT APPROX 2 FEET HIGH, WRITTEN IN OLD ENGLISH

Spencer

Amely

1004

1853

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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT VELLUM INDENTURE Newbury Berks GILLAM > BARFIELD 1853 - guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 153 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE GILLAM OF GREENHAM IN THE PARISH OF THATCHAM IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART ROBERT SUMMERS OF BARNSBURY STREET ISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SARAH BARFIELD OF THATCHAM IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS AND SAMUEL BARFIELD OF THATCHAM OF THE SECOND PART AND AMELIA BARFIELD OF THATCHAM OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE IN FEE OF FIVE MESSUAGES OR PREMISES SITUATE AND AND STANDING ON THE WEST SIDE OF A CERTAIN STREET CALLED NORTHBROOK STREET IN NEWBURY BERKS . NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WITH STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE FOLD EDGE - SIZE 26 INS X 29 INS . ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM / PARCHMENT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - WAX SEALS

Gillam

Summers

Barfield

1005

1865

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RARE 1865 VELLUM INDENTURE THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF... GEORGE THOMAS COOK OF N0.3 BETSHANGER COTTAGES, BYRON STREET, BROMLEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX COMPLETE WITH DUTY STAMPS, ETC DATED MARCH 10TH, 1865 ALSO HAS ATTACHED PROBATE CERTIFICATE SHOWING DATE OF DEATH OF GEORGE THOMAS COOK AS 25TH FEBRUARY, 1881, COMPLETE WITH HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE SEAL, PROBATE DIVISION SIZE 21.4 X 18.4 INCHES HAS NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD++ CONDITION

Cook

1006

1850

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An Indenture dated 1850, relating to 8 pieces of ground 15 - 22 Royal Crescent Notting Hill London. This is a 9 page document, which was updated in 1913. From the image the parties appear to be Messrs Hallett and others to Jas Oliphant Esq.

Hallett

Oliphant

1007

1766

Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006

Wesley (Charles, divine and hymn-writer, 1707-88) Autograph Letter to Mrs Birkin, at Spring Gardens, Charing Cross, 2pp. with address panel, 4to, Bristol, 17th March 1766, commiserating with her on the death of her son, "There I found you are too well acquainted with my hymns on a like occasion. My partner & I were much affected by your letter; which tore open an old wound of heart. She has more of your sorrow than of your resignation - your son & ours are now rejoicing together, & waiting for their parents to join them in the New Song, which shall never end", commenting on various people visiting them including, Mr Townsend, Miss Johnson & Miss Caley who "talks a little too much for me: but is an excellent soul", his son Samuel (1766-1836, musician ), "Your Godson Samuel promises he's for living. I can only pray, that either he may live in God, or die innocent. I believe no child of mine will ever live to be wicked", and writing an autograph manuscript hymn, "On the Death of a Child, An Act of Faith & Resignation", comprising 24 lines in 4 stanzas, first and last lines, "I can, my heart; be calm, be still!/Then my rapture is compleat!", tears along folds (1 corner with text loose) some slightly affecting text but still legible, torn where opened, 1p. with repairs, slightly browned, a few stains.

Unsigned but appears complete, the hymn ending the letter.

Wesley

Birkin

Townsend

Johnson

Caley

1008

1767

Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006

Wesley (Charles, divine and hymn-writer, 1707-88) Autograph Letter signed to Mr. Birkin, c/o of Miss Marsh, in Aldermanbury, 2pp., sm. 4to, Bristol, 23rd November 1767, on the dangerous illness of Mrs Birkin, "As for me & my house we will serve the Lord! He brought to the gates of death & brings up again. We found such access to the throne (at a meeting for prayer in my house) that we would not help believing your partner would be lent you a little longer. Perhaps you may finish yr course before her. Let us all be found watching at our Lord's Coming. Then are we blessed to all eternity. I have the comfort of believing your youngest son, Elect. May he live to show all the marks of it. If he dies in his infancy - my soul remain with his for ever!", and news of his wife, "My Partner was greatly affected by the danger of yours; & now sincerely rejoices with you Mrs Birkin will be glad to hear of her safe Delivery. May the Blessing of God in Christ rest upon you all His favour is better than life itself", tear where opened, tears along folds, browned.

Wesley

Birkin

Marsh

1009

1767

Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006

Wesley (Charles, divine and hymn-writer, 1707-88) Autograph Letter to Miss Marsh, in London, 3pp., 4to, Bristol, 19th December 1767, offering spiritual comfort, "God hath delivered and doth deliver: therefore you may safely trust him, that he will deliver you unto the end. Your strength both bodily and spiritual, you will renew by waiting upon Him. Add to your faith... Be diligent - that you may be found found of him in peace, without spot and blameless", and some news of his wife, "I desired your sister to inform you of my wife's safe delivery. She is far from being out of danger having scarcely any life or spirit left... you know her state too well. In the midst of life we are in death. I am quite ?weary of it: yet must I wait all the days of my appointed time, till my change come", and finishing with "Farewell in Him", tear where opened, tears along folds, browned.

Wesley

Marsh

1010

1769

Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006

Wesley (Charles, divine and hymn-writer, 1707-88) Autograph Letter signed to Mrs. Birkin, at Sutton, near Croydon, 3pp., sm. 4to, London, 7th October 1769, hoping to see her and Mr. Birkin, and offering spiritual comfort on the death of her children, "Great are the troubles of the righteous, but the Lord delivereth them out of all. Your sufferings are all given you in number, wright, and measure. May they yield the peacable path of righteousness! And if God claims another of yr little ones, He will give you a resigned will & an obedient heart", commenting on his new house, "After ten years search, my friends here at last found me an house. If Mr Birkin should come to town, we shall be happy to see him in Chesterfield Street, Mary-bone, next the New Chappel", and his son, Samuel, "You must see your Godson at least with his [Mr. Birkin] eyes", a few tears along folds, 1 tear repaired, browned .

Wesley

Birkin

1011

1865

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Victorian Vellum Manuscript Indenture Conveyance dated 20th August 1865 Between The Trustees of Palmer's Charity Estate & The Westminster Improvement Commissioners "... to make a street now completed open to the public and called Victoria Street to form a communication between the neighbourhood of the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace..." This folded indenture consists of two pages, each measuring approximately 28 inches wide and 23 inches high, bears two revenue stamps, one on each sheet, and thirteen seals along the bottom. On the first sheet there is a map of the area being conveyanced, showing Victoria Street at the junction of Francis Street. It is signed and witnessed on both sides, and is in fine condition.

1012

1817

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VELLUM 1000 YEAR ASSIGNMENT, LEAKE and SLANEY 1817 26 ACRES AT FRAMPOST, EAST GRINSTEAD, SUSSEX Georgian Vellum Manuscript Indenture Assignment dated 24th December 1817 Between William Leake of Sackville Street, Piccadilly & Mr William H. Slaney and others "... lands, meadows, pastures and wood grounds with the appurtenances being in number seven closes or parcels of land... known by the name of Frampost and Middle Frampost..." This folded indenture consists of two pages, each measuring approximately 28 inches wide and 22 inches high, bears two revenue stamps, one on each sheet, and four seals along the bottom. It is signed and witnessed on both sides, with notes regarding corrections on the rear and despite having a little scattered age browning, is in excellent condition.

Leake

Slaney

1013

1809

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An 1809 indenture regarding the lease of a house in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The persons involved are Alexander Perrie on the first part and William Napier of Grand Junction Wharf White Friars, London, on the other part. Where Mr. Perrie leases the property to Mr. Napier for 45 and ½ years. The property is No.27 Essex Street and further boundaries are described along with plan showing dimensions and measurements. It is rare for a manuscript of this age to have a plan more than half a century before the first ordnance survey maps were produced. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the lease including the upkeep of the property.

There is an additional indenture on the reverse dated 1845 referring to the sale of the same property but now re-numbered to No.15. Other persons are involved including James Theobald, butcher and George Gifford of Newington, Toll Collector.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 3 and ½ inches by 1 foot 10 and ½ inches. In very good condition, no holes or tears, but with discolouration due to age. Written on both sides there is beautiful hand written script throughout that is clear and easy to read. It has a plan, which is rare for a document of this age. One stamp has been removed but on the reverse is another blue ten shillings duty tax stamp with a piece of silver attached. There are also four red wax seals each with a signature.

Perrie

Napier

Theobald

Gifford

1014

1810

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An 1810 indenture regarding the assignment of a house in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The persons involved are William Napier of Grand Junction Wharf White Friars London on the first part and Aaron Cohen on the other part. Where Mr. Napier assigns the property to Mr. Cohen. The property is No.27 Essex Street and further boundaries are described along with the name of the present occupant. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment. It also refers to a previous indenture made in 1809.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 8 and ½ inches by 2 feet 1 and ½ inches. In very good condition, no holes or tears, but with slight discolouration due to age. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is large, clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there are two red wax seals and one signature.

Napier

Cohen

1015

1812

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An 1812 indenture regarding the assignment of a house in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The people involved are William Nash, Bricklayer, on the first part and Francis Nash, Gent, on the other part. Whereby William Nash assigns the property to Francis Nash. The property is in Huntingdon Street, Hoxton and the name of the present occupant is given. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment. It also recites a part of a previous indenture dated 1793 between William Ditchman and John Nash the father of William and Francis Nash. It also refers to the will of John Nash dated 1804 where it refers to the property involved in the assignment as 3 leasehold houses.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 6 inches by 2 feet. The document is in very good condition except for a significant tear at one of the creases. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there are two nice red wax seals each with a signature.

Nash

Ditchman

1016

1835

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An 1835 indenture regarding the assignment of a house and land in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The persons involved are George Lunson of Devonshire Street Queen Square on the first part and William Taylor of William Street Strand on the other part. Where Mr. Lunson assigns the property to Mr. Taylor. The property is No.20 Huntingdon Street and an extensive description of boundaries is described with reference to measurements, directions and owners of adjoining premises. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment. It also recites a large part of a previous indenture dated 1797, where it notes that the building (No.20) was newly built.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 6 inches by 2 feet. In very good condition, no holes or tears, but with slight discolouration due to age. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is large, clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there are two nice red wax seals each with a signature.

Lunson

Taylor

1017

1837

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An 1837 indenture regarding the assignment of a house and land in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The parties involved are William Taylor, Bookseller on the first part, John Salt of Acton and William Chapple pf Holborn on the second part and George Gifford on the third part. Whereby Mr. Taylor assigns the leasehold of property to Mr. Gifford for a sum of £45. The property is No.20 on the south side Huntingdon Street and names of past and present occupants are given. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment. It also recites part of a previous indenture dated 1797 between William Ditchman and Joseph Risdon, where it notes that (No.20) was a newly brick built building. It also states that another building was built on the same land, which eventually came into the possession of John Lunson and now Mr. Salt and Mr. Chapple are the executors of his will.

On two large sheets of vellum, one measures 2 feet 3 inches by 2 feet, the other 2 feet 2 and ½ inches by 1 foot 9 and ½ inches. The document is in excellent condition. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is large, clear and easy to read. The duty stamps have been removed but there are four nice red wax seals each showing a ‘H’ and each with a signature.

Taylor

Salt

Chapple

Gifford

Ditchman

Risdon

Lunson

1018

1837

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An 1837 indenture regarding the assignment of three houses in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The parties involved are Benjamin Willson of Globe Lane in Mile End and Ann his wife, daughter of the late Francis Nash, Toll collector on the first part, Thomas Pain, Tailor, surviving executor of the will of Francis Nash, on the second part and George Glifford of Devonshire Place Green Lane Stoke Newington, on the third part. Whereby Mr. Willson and his wife along with Mr. Pain assigns the property to Mr. Glifford. The property is in Huntingdon Street, Huxton. Further details are given about the purchase price for the assignment of leasehold, the persons concerned and the legal conditions and obligations involved. It recites part of a previous indenture dated 1816 between John Weston and Francis Nash and refers to the will of Francis Nash dated 1821.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 4 and ½ inches by 1 foot 10 and ½ inches. The document is in very good condition with only a little discolouration due to age. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there are four nice red wax seals, three showing a ‘H’ and four signatures.

Willson

Nash

Pain

Glifford

Weston

1019

1829

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An 1829 indenture regarding the assignment of a house in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The persons involved are Aaron Cohen of Shacklewell on the first part and Edward Henshall of Robinsons Row on the other part. Where Mr. Cohen assigns the property to Mr. Henshall. The property is No.27 Essex Street and further boundaries are described along with the name of the present occupant. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment. It also refers to a previous indenture made in 1809.

On one large sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 5 inches by 2 feet. In very good condition, no holes or tears, but with slight discolouration due to age. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is large, clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed affecting a few words but there are two red wax seals each with a signature.

Cohen

Henshall

1020

1844

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An 1844 indenture regarding the assignment of a house and land in the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. The parties involved are Henry James Wilkins of Aldgate High Street, London and Elizabeth his wife on the first part, Peter Henry Pidgeon of Highstreet, Pawnbroker and Mary Lunson Pidgeon Spinister, on the second part John Salt of Acton and William Chapple pf Holborn on the third part and George Gifford of Devonshire Place Green Lanes Newington on the fourth part.

The document recites a large part previous indenture dated 1797 between William Ditchman and Joseph Risdon where it refers to land and the building of two new houses. These houses came into the possession of John Lunson who assigned one of them to William Taylor in 1835 who it turn assigned the property to George Gifford in 1837. The other house stayed with John Lunson who as noted in this indenture made a will dated 1824. Mr. Acton and Mr. Chapple are the executors of that will. He gave his house to his daughter Elizabeth who in turn married James Wilkins and together they had two children Peter and Mary Pidgeon. Now Elizabeth is of an age where she is unlikely to have any more children. So that now George Gifford purchases the assignment of leasehold for a sum of £30.

The property is in Huntingdon Street. An extensive description of boundaries is given with reference to measurements and directions as noted in the recite of the 1797 indenture along with the name of the previous occupant as mentioned in the current indenture. Further details are given about the persons involved, their legal obligations and the terms of the assignment.

On one large sheet of vellum, measuring 2 feet 4 and ½ inches by 2 feet. The document is in excellent condition. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is large, clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there are seven nice red wax seals each showing a ‘h’ and each with a signature.

Wilkins

Pidgeon

Salt

Chapple

Gifford

Ditchman

Risdon

Lunson

Taylor

1021

1848

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An 1848 indenture concerning the lease of two buildings and land in the hamlet of Mile End Old Town, Middlesex. The parties involved are George Gifford of No.1 Devonshire Place Green Lanes Newington on the first part and John Cowdell, Salesman, on the other part. Whereby Mr. Gifford leases the properties and land to Mr. Cowdell for a term of 14 years. The land is described as being on the north side of Union Place near Redmans Row Stepney Green together with property Nos. 12 and 13. Details are given regarding the terms of the lease including the rent to be paid, conditions of upkeep and what the buildings can be used. Further details are given about the persons involved and their legal obligations.

On one large sheet of vellum, measuring 2 feet 4 and ½ inches by 1 foot 10 and ½ inches. The document is in excellent condition. There is beautiful hand written script throughout that is clear and easy to read. The duty stamp has been removed but there is a red wax seal with a signature.

Gifford

Cowdell

1022

1874

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LARGE FOUR PAGE OLD INDENTURE DATED 29TH OCTOBER 1874 BETWEEN W M SPENCER ESQ OF 105 ALEXANDRA ROAD ST. JOHNS WOOD MIDDLESEX AND MR ROBERT AMELY OF NO 417 OLD KENT ROAD, REGARDING LAND SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF SAINT GILES CAMBERWELL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE AT CHOUMERT RD, NICE HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPH MAP OF LAND, LOTS OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS MENTIONED, DUTY STAMP WITH LEAD INFILL, WAX SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM M SPENCER

Spencer

Amely

1023

1913

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Conveyance of Lands Situate in Melbourne and Warrnambool, Australia : 1913

A beautifully preserved vellum deed of conveyance relating to the sale of land in Australia and connected with a marriage settlement between Edmund Waterton Farnall and Helen Francis Bidwell. The conveyance is between Harry De La Rosa Burrard Farnall Esquire of Cairo,Egypt and the Right Reverend Manuel John Bidwell of the Archbishop's House Westminster in the City of Westminster, Doctor of Divinity.

The ground involved in the sale is described as " The lands tenements and hereditaments formerly belononging to George de Grille deceased situate in the Parish of Yorktrip (?) in the County of Villiers in the Colony of Victoria in Australia......situate about 10 miles North West from the Town of Warrnambool (?) and about 11 miles North East from the Town of Belfast Post Fairy all such Towns being situate in the said County of Villiers" and " all that piece and parcel of land belonging to the said George de Grille situate being at Collingwood in the City of Melbourne in the Parish of Jika Jika in the County of Bourke in the Colony of Victoria which said piece of land is bounded on the South by a road or street called Gertrude Street in the said Parish of Jika Jika and was more particulary described in a conveyance executed to the said George de Grille by Charles Hobson Ebden dated the 9th. day of July 1853."

Farnall

Bidwell

de Grille

Ebden

1024

1874

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This is a mortgage agreement dated 1874 between Benjamin Walton of Redhill in the parish of Holdenhurst, Robert Paris of Sopley, and Mary Eloure of Eliza Place, New Hampton Middlesex. Walton asks Paris and Eloure for £900 with land located at Moordown in the parish of Holdenhurst Southampton taken as security. The land is "bounded to the north by the land of Thomas Cox, the east by a road, the south by a new road, and west by land belonging to Benjamin Walton. The document extends to one vellum sheet and the mark of Benjamin Walton. There is a later reconvayance on the back with the signatures of Eloure and Paris.

Walton

Paris

Eloure

Cox

1025

1806

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ANTIQUE PAPER DEED Oxfordshire Farm GIBBS > GIBBS 1806. guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 200 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM GIBBS OF PADDINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BUTCHER GEORGE GIBBS OF MILTON IN THE PARISH OF SHIPTON UNDER WHICHWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD YEOMAN AND JOHN HARRIS OF FYFIELD MERRYMOUTH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF OXFORD FOR LANDS TENEMENTS AND HEREDITAMENT BEING IN CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP. SIZE 16 INS X 13 INS WAX SEALS,.ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WITH BRITANIA WATER MARK AND DATED 1804 IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION

Gibbs

Harris

1026

1739

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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED JOHNSON > GROVES 1739 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 267 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN JOHNSON OF THE PARISH OF STOBUNHEATH OTHERWISE STEPNEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BARBER AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE GROVES OF LONDON WINE MERCHANT OF THE OTHER PART . BEING THE RELEASE OF A HOUSE OF CERTAIN LAND SITUATE AT THE COMMON FIELDS IN THE PARISH OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD SIZES 14 INS X 28 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT / VELLUM WAX SEALS

Johnson

Groves

1027

1704

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Interesting document, last will and testament dated 1704 (Queen Anne) of Dame Frances Throckmorton of Chelsea county of Middlesex. Size is 39cm x 34cm

Throckmorton

1028

1803

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ANTIQUE Will DOCUMENT Stepney Middlesex GILHAM 1803- guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 203 YEARS OLD BEING THE ATTESTED OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JAMES GILHAM OTHERWISE GILLIN OF STEPNEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SOAP BOILER - WITH DETAILS OF BEQUESTS AGAINST HIS ESTATE TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS FAMILY HISTORY ITEM . IN VERY FINE CONDITION SLIGHT STORAGE DUSTING - SIZE 16 INS X 13 INS . ON 2 SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER WITH MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK OF C. PATCH 1802

Gilham

1029

1877

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ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE Dated 23rd October 1877 This document refers to the Lease of 16 Harcombe Road in the Parish of St. Mary Stoke Newington, Middlesex. This transaction was made between Mary Harper and Mr William Mallard in the princely sum of £280.00. The document carries two stamps from the reign of Queen Victoria and shows stamp duty stamps of £1.10s it also carries signatures of Mary Harper and William Mallard and two waxed seals. On the reverse of the document it shows the Receipt of monies signed by Mary Harper and witnessed by John P. Panacime Jnr. The Solicitors acting were John P. Panacime from 5 Raymond Buildings, Grays Inn, London. This document is in excellent condition

Harper

Mallard

Panacime

1030

1829, 1840

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A vellum document measuring 41.5 cm x 36 cm approx plus the tag seal Probate of the Will of Margaret Norton Purcell, of Kensall Green, Harrow Road, Middlesex. Will dated 13 December 1829 Died 10 January 1840 Probate dated 14 February 1840 Executor: Benjamin Simmonds of Kensall Green Witnesses: C L Murray, Matthew H Sheppard both of Kensall Green Condition: Good with the tag seal of the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury

Purcell

Simmonds

Murray

Sheppard

1031

1748, 1751

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A vellum document measuring 55 cm x 49.5 cm approx Probate Copy of the Will only of Thomas ASHTON, haberdasher of smallwares, of St John's Street in the parish of St Sepulchre, Middlesex. The Will was dated 4 April 1748 and the Probate was granted 27 June 1751. Mentions estate in West Bromwich and in "Bocton Aluph", Kent Executors: John Ashton, Jane Tuck, Thomas Assheton Other names mentioned: John Ashton, Mrs Susan Ashton, Thomas Assheton, Mary Burgess, Mary Phillips, Thomas Phillips, Hugh Rossiter, Hugh Southerland, Edward Timms, Hannah Tuck, Jane Tuck, Rebeccah Tuck Witnesses: Thomas Theed, Richard Alexander, George Elkins Condition: Good for age

Ashton

Tuck

Assheton

Burgess

Phillips

Rossiter

Southerland

Timms

Theed

Alexander

Elkins

1032

1869

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A vellum document measuring 41 cm x 36 cm approx Probate Copy of the Will of Alleyne Polkinghorne Pascoe, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, of 1 Burlington Road, London. Will dated 24 August 1869, Probate 6 August 1872 Executor: Henry Charles VERNON Also mentioned: Francis Polkinghorne Pascoe of Trewhiddale, Cornwall and 1 Burlington Road, Westbourne Park, London Witnesses: L Ed Curtis, Wm Paget Maturin Condition: Unfortunately there has been some damage at the bottom of the document where presumably, the probate and the seal have been removed

Pascoe

Vernon

Curtis

Maturin

1033

1862

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A 1962 Indenture of Conveyance dated the 23rd day of October 1862 made between Harvie Morton Farquhar of Saint James Street London in the County of Middlesex EsquireWilliam Gregory Duncan of Bradwell House in the County of Buckinghamshire Esquire and John Stratton of Turweston near Brackley in the County of Oxford Esquire of the first part John Dakin of Sileby in the County of Leicester Farmer and Grazier of the second part and Joseph Dakin of Sileby Farmer and Grazier of the third part All That messuage Tenement or Farmhouse with the yard garden stables outbuildings being in or near Back Lane in the Parish Lordship or Liberties of Sileby And Also All Those severalCloses or Grounds included which contain The Homestead and One Acre two roods and six perches Hill Close four acres three roods and thirty two perches. First Stoney Lands Five acres two roods and thirty eight perches. Far Stoney Lands four acres and three roods And Also All That other Close of ground situate in the Parish of the Lordship of Liberties at`Sileby adjoining the Road leading from Sileby to Cossington called or known by the name of the Southfield Close and containing One acre one rood and thirty eight perches and many other pieces of ground and messuages were conveyed unto Jhn Dakin and Joseph Dakin in Fee simple (freehold) The Deed has 3 plans on the back and is a Double Indenture. It has 4 wax seals and is signed by 3 parties. It is in excellent condition

Farquhar

Duncan

Stratton

Dakin

1034

1858-1873

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A group of 7 handwritten account books of L. T. Flood. One records beer purchased from 1858 - 1873, about 18 gallons per week from Ind Coope & Co. Romford Brewery; another records hay & oats purchased for his horses, also ducks and chickens purchased, killed, eggs laid, barley purchased etc. 1857-1863. Three give details of interest to be paid to Mary Luck 1867-1873 and H. Tring 1867-1872, and similar for Frank Tring. Two others are wages books with numerous revenue stamps, with a list of servants and their wages 1864-1868 & 1890-1914, the earlier volume giving details of three servants, e.g. "John Helford, at 32 unm'd was with Mr Wells 22 Princess Terrace Hyde Park for only 8 months, left from the work becoming so heavy.........very honest sober and conscientous - the only thing mentioned was to keep him up in punctuality. J.H. to have £48 p.annum, beer money 2/6 weekly...". The final account book (larger at 8 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches and about 150-pages) records his daily expenditure 1863 - 1872 - "Wright various for garden £21.15.6, Thames Church Mission Society £13.00, National Society for the Education of the Poor £1.00, Imperial Gas Light Company £3.3.6" etc. etc. The smaller volumes all 6 1/2 x 4 inches and leather or paper bound, the larger volume full black grained leather. From the 1861 census a Luke Trapp Flood, a Landed Proprietor aged 51, born Battersea, Surrey, appears living in Hendon.

Flood

Luck

Tring

Helford

Wells

Wright

1035

1713

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QUAKERS, STEPNEY: A rare early Quaker birth certificate recording the birth of Sarah Sheppard to Joseph Sheppard, shipwright, and Sarah his wife, at Rattcliff in the parish of Stepney, Middlesex. Dated 16 August 1713 Present at the birth were Mary Simondes, midwife, Wilmot Terry, Sarah Bowman, Christian Eyres and Margaret Bowman. Medium: Printed with Manuscript insertions in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 14 by 15 cm. I have saved a copy of the image of this document.

Sheppard

Simondes

Terry

Bowman

Eyres

1036

1766

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Very interesting George 3rd Indenture (Tripartite), dated 1766, on two sheets of vellum/parchment and measuring 24"x29", with wax seals and escutcheoned revenue stamp having the signiatures of William Clayton, Robert Cotton Trofusio of Trofusio in the county of Cornwall & Peter Theobold of Lambeth in the county of Surrey. Mentions the Parish of St George Hanover Square London. Would be of interest to historians and collectors of ephemera. Good condition

Clayton

Trofusio

Theobold

1037

1862

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LARGE VELUM INDENTURE , DATED 5TH APRIL 1862, LEASE OF PLANTATION AND LAND BY MURRAY WILLIAM MATHEWS, RALEIGH HOUSE PILTON, NR BARNSTABLE, DEVON, MURRAY ALEXANDER MATHEWS OF TAUNTON, SOMERSET AND FREDERICK SMITH 19 ESSEX STREET, THE STRAND, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, WITNESSED BY MATILDA JANE MATHEWS ALSO OF RALEIGH HOUSE, PILTON ,DEVON.

Mathews

Smith

1038

1849

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DEED INDENTURE manuscript PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM Hammersmith London SCOTT > THOMPSON 1849 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 157 YEARS OLD BEING THE COUNTERPART LEASE OF MESSUAGE AND PREMISES NO 13 WILLMER COTTAGES THE GROVE HAMMERSMITH. SMALL HANDCOLOURED SITE PLAN BETWEEN WILLIAM SCOTT OF HAMMERSMITH IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM THOMPSON OF CONDUIT STREET WEST HYDE PARK IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND GEORGE MORGAN OF THE SAME PLACE ARCHITECTS OF THE SECOND PART AND WILLAND JAMES HEATH OF WILLOW VALE SHEPHERDS BUSH IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT / VELLUM WAX SEAL

Scott

Thompson

Morgan

Heath

1039

1917

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RARE 1917 WW1 HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE OF MESSUAGE BEING THE SOUTHERNMOST OF 4 COTTAGES KNOWN AS ANVIL COTTAGES, BONSEYS ROAD, UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX BETWEEN JONATHAN CHARLES WILD OF 46 HAWLEY ROAD, WILMINGTON, NEAR DARTFORD, KENT TO EMILY GARDNER OF 4 ANVIL COTTAGES, THE SQUARE, UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX DATED 29TH SEPTEMBER, 1917 COMPLETE WITH DUTY STAMPS, WAX SEALS, ETC; 4 SIDES / PAGES INDENTURE SIZE 16 X 10.4 INCHES (ONE SIDE) HAS NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION

Wild

Gardner

1040

1901

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THIS IS A OLD HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENT DATED 1ST AUGUST 1901. MADE BETWEEN JESSIE ANN TURNER THE WIFE OF ARTHUR TURNER LATE OF NO 38 CLARGES STREET PICCADILLY LONDON AND ELIZABETH MARY ANN MANN THE WIFE OF CHARLES M DOUGAL MANN OF QUEENS ROAD WIMBLEDON. REGARDING THE LEASEHOLD OF PREMISES KNOWN AS NO 9 PRINCES ROAD WIMBLEDON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. WAX SEALS AND SIGNATURES ,DUTY STAMPS WITH LEAD INFILLS.

Turner

Mann

1041

1795

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BROCKHAMPTON, BUCKLAND, HASELBURY, MAPPOWDER, YEOVIL: Solicitor's copy of an indenture of the release of lands in Yeovil, Brockhamapton, Buckland, Mappowder and Haselbury, Somerset, between, William Woodrow of Piddle Trenthide, gent, William Clark of Ringwood, gent and Robert Blake of Cookscourt, Carey Street, St Clement Danes, gent. Solictors copy on paper watermarked 1825 Dated 3 June 1795 Property: All that messuage or tenement called Bottoms and several closes of land called Three Acres, Lowhills Woodhatch, Four Acres, and Greenmoore. Also a house called Chawson or Chaveston in Brockhampton, Buckland. Also many other lands in Yeovil, Brockhampton, Mappowder, Buckland and Haselburgh, Somerset. Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures. Revenue and tax stamps. 8 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 33 cm

Woodrow

Clark

Blake

1042

1866

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 13 February 1866. It measures 61 cm by 72.5 cm. It is between James Alfred Hallett, Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Baronet, John Fowler all the trustees of The Whitehall Club House and Joseph Gurney Barclay, Robert Hudson, Sir Charles Rugge Price, Baronet, the mortgage trustees of the Rork Life Assurance Company and Edward Walker. It deals with the appointment of the Receiver to secure payment of Interest on the sum of £20,000 by mortgage of the Whitehall Club House situated in Parliment Street in the city of Westminster, London.The document retians the revenue stamps together with 7 wax seals and 6 signatures of those listed. A super document.

Hallett

Peto

Fowler

Barclay

Hudson

Price

Walker

1043

1852

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Queen Victoria Royal Grant dated 12 January in the 15th year of the reign of Victoria (1852) with seal attached, still in nearly perfect condition, a few very minor chips around the edge but the detail is still all perfect and still comes in the skippet. The document itself comes framed and is in very good condition (as you can see, the details of the document below, they are are completely legible.) Also adding interest is that this document includes some notable names such as Thomas Farmer and Robert Cantwell.

This document was regarding a Richard Burton of Tunbridge Wells who was of unsound mind and was changing changing the current trustee to 3 new trustee's. Although we don't know much about Richard Burton, we do know he had money as he had estates in Kent and Middlesex. The original trustee named in the document as Thomas Farmer of Gunnersbury House near Acton was in the chemical industry and bought the small mansion in 1838 and it was kept in the family until 1889 when it was bought by the Rothschild family. The new trustee's as indicated in this document were Robert Cantwell, William Foote Mount and Thomas Wooton. Robert Cantwell, a surveyor and architect was the designer of the crescent at Ladbroke Grove, London and is a noted architect of his time. William Foote Mount was an esq of St John's Wood and Thomas Wooton a gent.

Size of the Seal: 6" diameter so this is a large seal. Size of vellum document: 30" by 22"

Burton

Farmer

Cantwell

Mount

Wooton

1044

1797

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ANTIQUE PAPER DEED Stanhope Durham MORGAN 1797. Guaranteed original - from the reign of King George II- 209 YEARS OLD BEING A LETTER OF ATTORNEY BY JANE MORGAN OF LITTLE BRITAIN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AUTHORIZE WILLIAM HILTON OF GATESHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM GENTLEMAN MY TRUE AND LAWFUL ATTORNEY TO SELL ALL MY FREEHOLD ESTATES SITUATE AT FROSTERLY IN THE PARISH OF STANHOPE IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM TWO IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND PAPER TAX STAMP - WRITTEN TO THREE SIDES SIZE 13 INS X 15 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WITH J. WICKWAR WATERMARK IN VF CONDITION

Morgan

Hilton

1045

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

Nicoll

1046

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

Cooper

Ide

1047

1899

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A five page vellum indenture dated 14th September 1899 relating to several properties in Walton on the Naze / Walton le Soken, Essex. It is between Henry Claude Walker of 33 Wiskham Road, Brockley, Kent (esq.) and George Rich Turner of Newlands near Charmouth, Dorset (esq.) + Catherine Maria Turner, his wife. It has one seal and signature with a witness signature. There are two revenue stamps. There is also a further indenture dated 8th February 1908 between Tom Brown of Springfield, New Barnet, Herts. (engineer), Tom Edward Bennett Brown of 25 Ashbrook Road, Upper Holloway (engineer) and Henry Claude Walker. This has two seals and signatures with one witness signature and a revenue stamp.

Walker

Turner

Brown

1048

1885

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A single page indenture dated 17th June 1885 relating to house to built on land the corner of Birdhurst Road and Deighton Road, Wandsworth, Surrey. It is between John Thomas Boss of 1 Havelock Villas, Cambridge Road, Chiswick (builder) and Daniel Watney of Kingston Hall, Surrey (esq.). It has been signed by John Thomas Boss. It has two revenue stamps and one witness signature. Has been folded. It is on "Batchelor & Son 1884" watermarked paper.

Boss

Watney

1049

1878

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A vellum indenture (Deed of Covenant) dated 1st January 1878 between Thomas Ide late of 76 Harrogate Road, South Hackney but now of Hope Lodge, Woodford, Essex and William Ide of Green Street, Birmingham (carrying on business in Partnership as Glass Benders and Glass Merchants formerly at Nos. 77, 78 & 79 High Street, Shadwell and 33 King David Lane, HGigh Street, Shadwell and now at Glasshouse Field, Ratcliff) and William Ide of 2 Clift Terrace, Manbey Park, Stratford, Essex (traveller). Has three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. There is a witness signature on the reverse. Has a cut in the bottom right-hand corner.

Ide

1050

1880

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A three page Memorandum of Agreement dated 16th November 1880 between Barry Charles Hampton Knight of 90 Fleet Street, London (publisher), Edgar Atheling Drummond and George James Drummond both of Charing Cross (esquires). Also mentioned is George Jeffkins (esq.). Has one signature and a witness signature + a received signature. There is also a promisory note for £2,000 signed by BCHK Has been folded. It is on "G. Wilmot 1880" watermarked paper.

Knight

Drummond

Jeffkins

1051

1895

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A two page conveyance document dated 28th August 1895 relating to 1 + 2 The Briars, Brownlow Road, Bounds Green, Tottenham, Middx. between Sarah Puttock and Robert Lee of 30 Russell Road, Bowes Park. Other names mentioned: Emma Lea of 171 Nelson Road, Tottenham (spinster) 1853 Henry Pownall, Rvd J W Worthington (DD), John Goodwin Johnson 1864 E S Bignold, J Williams 1866 Matilda Sophia Phillips. Has one signature, one witness signature and a revenue stamp. It is on "Kingsford 1892" watermarked paper. Has been folded.

Puttock

Lee

Lea

Pownall

Worthington

Johnson

Bignold

Williams

Phillips

1052

1900

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A three page vellum indenture dated 17th July 1900 relating to 12 (formerly 89) Despard Road, Highgate. It is between Margaret Edwards, Louisa Edwards (both of Framlingham, Suffolk, both spinsters), Lillian Gormly of 58 St Johns Park, Upper Holloway (widow) and John Barrett, Lennard Nevinson of 20 Castle Hill Avenue, Folkstone Kent (esq.). Other names mentioned: Henry Curtis Nisbet of 35 Lincolns Inns Fields (esq.) 1885 John Gormly (died 16 Oct 1897, will dated 1 August 1890), Ann Hart (died 5 February 1900, will dated 23 September 1892) and Frances Edwards (sister of Ann Hart). It has three seals and signatures, two witness signatures and two revenue stamps. Has been folded.

Edwards

Gormly

Barrett

Nevinson

Nisbet

Hart

1053

1884

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A 4 page Abstract of Settlement made on the Marriage of Mary Cochran of Whitechapel Spinster with Mr. Henry Mabson Walton of Bishopgate St. Without, Middx. (toy merchant). Other people mentioned: Edmund Walker of Lincolns Inn Fields (esq.), George Reynolds of Whitechapel (stationer), James Cochran of Howards Place, Hackney Road (gent., died 12/6/1821), Sarah Cochran, Elphinstone Cochran of Ratcliffe Highway (grocer). It has written on the reverse a list of names & addresses with dates of burial and place relating to the Cochran family. It is dated 1884 and is on "H Walbrook 1883" watermarked paper.

Cochran

Walton

Walker

Reynolds

1054

1914

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A two page Power of Attorney dated 8th August 1914 from Arthur Edward Knight Mason of Oakwood, Walton on Thames (esq.) to John Coode Adams and High Adams of 5 Clement's Inn, Strand (solicitors). Other names mentioned: Jeannetta Knight. Has one seal and signature with two witness signatures and a revenue stamp.

Mason

Adams

Knight

1055

1906

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TOTTENHAM: Mortgage of 97 and 99, Shelbourne Road, Tottenham, Middlesex, between Aaron Amstel of Ilford, Tobaconist, Frederick George Manley Wetherfield of Guildhall, Gent and Thomas Baines of Guildhall, Gent. Dated 1 August 1906 Property: 97 and 99, Shelbourne Road, Tottenham. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 30 cm

Amstel

Wetherfield

Baines

1056

1865

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ST PANCRAS: Marriage Settlement of property on Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras, Middlesex, between James Ebrank Hall of Nottingham, Sarah Hill Urry of Nottingham, Spinster, Thomas Mellors of Nottingham, Warehouseman and William Smith Astill of Nottingham, Tailor. Dated 21 January 1865 Property: A house and land on the West Side of Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras, being the 12th house Northward from Howland Street, held under a lease from the Duke of Bedford. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Hall

Urry

Mellors

Astill

1057

1892

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ANTIQUE DEED Shoreditch New River HADDEN > WEST ENGLAND INSURANCE 1892- guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 114 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN HADDEN DOUGLAS-WILLAN OF LEA HURST DOVER IN THE COUNTY OF KENT OF THE FIRST PART JAMES SHOLTO CURWEN DOUGLAS-WILLAN OF LEA HURST DOVER LATE A COMMISSARY GENERAL IN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY OF THE SECON PART AND THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES HENRY ROLLE HEEPBURN STUART FORBES TREFUSIS BARON CLINTON AND SAYE OF HEANTON SATCHVILLE IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR THOMAS DYKE ACLAND OF KILLERTON IN THE SAME COUNTY BARONET AND THE RIGHT HONORABLE SIR MASSEY LOPES OF MARISTOW IN THE SAME COUNTY BARONET THE TRUSTEES OF THE SECOND CLASS OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF REVISIONARY INTEREST IN HEREDITAMENTS in SHOREDITCH and in certain NEW RIVER shares to secure £4000 (The New River is a man-made waterway in England, opened in 1613 to supply London with fresh drinking water taken from the River Lea and from springs and wells along its course). NICE OLD FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 12 INS X 18 INS . ON 5 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEAL

Douglas-Willan

Trefusis

Acland

Lopes

1058

1876

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1876 original marriage certificate Baughan / Price An original marriage certificate with revenue for William Henry Baughan of Charlbury and Louisa Victoria Price of Shepherds Bush. Has been folded.

Baughan

Price

1059

1781

Dominic Winter 4 & 5 Oct 2006

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Execution Warrant. A manuscript execution warrant for Francis Henry De Lamotte, 23rd July 1781, addressed to Thomas Sainsbury and William Crichton, Sheriff of the County of Middlesex, in the holograph of James Adair (Recorder) with his black wax seal and signature at foot, a little soiling, one page, folio

Francois Henri de la Motte was an ex-French Army officer executed in London for High Treason on 27th July 1781, as indicated in this document. He had been arrested in January 1781 on suspicion of being a spy and held for six months in the Tower of London. At an Old Bailey Trial on 23rd July he was found guilty of running an operation which sent secret Naval Intelligence to France, concerning British Fleet dispositions at Portsmouth and other British Ports. Though sentenced to be hanged, drawn and quartered he was spared to some extent and after one hour hanging he was taken down, his heart cut out and burned. A crowd of more than 80,000 people witnessed de la Motte's execution at Tyborn.

De Lamotte

Sainsbury

Crichton

Adair

1060

1618-1882

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

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

Hume

1061

1670-1849

Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006

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

Harvey

1062

1889

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A very old Indenture from 1889 who was found in a old castel here in Berlin. I think it shall coming back to old England. Measure: 0,70x 0,56. This Identure is handpainting with ink,I think so and it look out so. It is dated by 1889, 4th October. "In London South Western Bank Limited 10 / 386, to Charles Salter Esq." Assignment of Leasehold premises No. 18 Turle Road Tollington Park Holloway Middlesex. Any signed from some Persons on the Indenture. Two seal and office stamps (1889) are on the Indenture. The paper is in a top condtion and it is a finest paper quality

Salter

1063

1818

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A 4 page lease, (42cm by 33cm), dated december 1818, between Evans and Falivafser ? concerning 32 Hertford Street, (formerly Garrick Street), Mayfair. Some 7 houses from Park Lane. Previously occupied by Dame Sarah Lebright ? (Some names are difficult to read). One of ther parties is from Leicester, and is part of the Grantham family. The document speaks of the property being in a delapidated state.

Evans

Falivafser

Lebright

Grantham

1064

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

Stevens

Lenox

Jones

1065

1753

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DENNINGTON: Lease of premises in Dennington, Suffolk, between Sarah Davidson of St Mary Islington, Widow, Joseph Davidson of London, Stationer, Samuel Sheppard of Florver, and Ann his wife and Ann Cole or Chambers of St Saviours, Southwark, Widow. Dated 14 March 1753 in the 26th year of the reign of King George II Property: A capital house with buildings and lands in Dennington called by the names of Home Close, Hemplands, Woods Meadows, Newlaid Piece, Neathouse Piece, Great Close, Sandy Hill, Great Plowed Field, Oat Close Piece and Garden Meadow, all of 40 acres. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 60 cm

Davidson

Sheppard

Cole

Chambers

1066

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

Eyre

Edwards

Bowles

Hickman

Longford

Thatcher

Okey

1067

1869

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A TEN PAGE COPY OF AN INDENTURE PROVIDING FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF A PIECE OF OPEN GROUND IN CLAPTON SQUARE IN THE PARISH OF ST JOHN, HACKNEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. DATED THE SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1869. BETWEEN FRANCIS STOCKDALE TOULMIN OF UPPER CLAPTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND WILLIAM AMHURST OF DIDLINGTON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK. EVERY PAGE VERY LEGIBLE. 16 AND THREE-QUARTER INCHES x 13 AND A QUARTER INCHES. GOOD CONDITION FOR AGE.

Toulmin

Amhurst

1068

1776

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This is an old Lease for lands in St Marylebone in Middelsex between a George Mercer esq & Hepburn & James Hastie both Builders. It is dated 14th March 1776. There is a small plan draw at the side and the lease is for 97 years. It has a seal & is signed by George Mercer. The document is in very goood condition

Mercer

Hastie

1069

1866

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This document is dated 1866 and covers the lease of the Old Bulls Head in Upper Street, Islington. It is written in English, has stamps, wax seals, maps and signatures. It consists of two pages each measureing about 60 x 70cm

1070

1797

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A two page vellum "Deed of Appointment of The Right Honourable Sackville Tufton Early of Thanet and others to be Trustees of the Temple Sowerby Lands..." dated 11th March 1797. Names mentioned: The Right Honourable James Earl of Lonsdale heretofore Sir James Lowther Baronet, John Robinson heretofore of the Borough of Appleby...but now of Wyke House, Isleworth, Middx. (esq.), William Chaytor of Spenithorne, York (esq.) and John Robison of Water Hillock, Cumberland (esq) -Aldermen of the Corporation of Appleby. Earlier documents are cited with the following names mentioned: the Right Honorable Ann Lady Clifford Countess of Dowager of Dorset Pembroke and Mongomery Baroness Clifford Westmorland and Lady of the Honour of Skipton in Craven daugthter and sole heir of the Right Honorable George Earl of Cumberland, Sir John Lowther of Lowther Knight and Baronet (her cousin), Sir Thomas Sandford of Howgill Knight and Baronet, Robert Hilton of Murton (esq.), Lancelot Marchell of Granthorp (esq), Robert Branthwaite (then Mayor of the Corporation of Appleby), John Thwaites the elder, John Thwaites the younger, John Smith, Thomas Yare + lots more. Has four seals and signatures with two revenue stamps on each page. There are witness signatures on the reverse Has been folded.

Tufton

Lowther

Robinson

Chaytor

Robison

Clifford

Sandford

Hilton

Marchell

Branthwaite

Thwaites

etc

1071

1842

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A large vellum indenture dated 25th November 1842 relating to a tenement, stables and workshops at 9 Masons Yard, St. James', Westminster between Jane Ann Mason Taylor of Ballymena, Ireland and Ann Williams of Oxford Market, Oxford Street, London (widow). Other names mentioned: Messrs. Cousins and Mr. Bushnell. Has one seal and signature with a revenue stamp. There is a witness signature on the reverse. Has been folded.

Taylor

Williams

Cousins

Bushnell

1072

1872

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A large vellum indenture with plan dated 6th February 1872 relating to 4 Richmond Gardens, Shepherds Bush, Middx. It is between Francis Fearon of 21 Great George Street, Westminster 9esq.), John Campbell Robertson of 3 Great Winchester Street Buildings, London (esq.) and Jean Francois Van Camp of 2 Andover Road, Albion Road, Hammersmith (builder, British Subject). Earlier indentures of 1870 are cited with the following names mentioned: Elijah May and George Frederick John Tippett. Has three seals, two signatures and a revenue stamp. There are witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded.

Fearon

Robertson

Van Camp

May

Tippett

1073

1876

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"I Henry Cipriani Potter of Haringay Park in the County of Middlesex Gentleman in consideration of the sum of four Hundred and fifty eight pounds ten shillings to me paid by James Baker of Romsey in the County of Southampton do hereby bargain, sell, and transfer...Capital Stock, of and in the Copartnership called the Romsey Gas and Coke Company being my shares numbered 21 to 40 inclusive...". It is dated 12th August 1876 and has two seals and signatures with two witness signatures. Has been folded.

Potter

Baker

1074

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.

Ravenhill

Homan

Rodgers

1075

1882

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A three page Memorandum of Agreement dated 18th April 1882 between Barry Charles Hampton Knight of 90 Fleet Street, London (publisher), Edgar Atheling Drummond and George James Drummond both of Charing Cross (esquires). Also mentioned is George Jeffkins (esq.). Has one signature and a witness signature. Has been folded. It is on "G. Wilmot 1880" watermarked paper.

Knight

Drummond

Jeffkins

1076

1893

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A signed will dated 30th October 1893 for Florence Victoria Mary Hanmer of 115 Warwick Road, London (spinster). It is an original solicitor's envelope.

Hanmer

1077

1898

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A four page vellum indenture dated 27th August 1898 relating to property in Poulton le Fylde between John Clarke of Out Rawcliffe, Lancs. (farmer), Joseph Clarke of Copthorn Farm, Pilling (farmer), Thomas Clarke of 3 Duncan Street, Islington, Middx. (solicitor), James Parke Dobson of Poulton le Fylde (joiner), Thomas Bailey Sykes of 13 Huskisson Street, Liverpool (wine & spirit merchant), William Harold Harrison Sykes of 9 Cruzon Park, Chester (wine & spirit merchant) and Ellen Porter Sykes of Buck House, Poulton-le-Fylde (spinster). Earlier indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1892 John Gardner Sykes (died 1897), Robert Baron (died 1893), William Parkinson, Richard Bailey 1884 Richard Bilsborrow and James Dobson. Has four seals and signatures, four witness signatures and three revenue stamps. Has been folded.

Clarke

Dobson

Sykes

Baron

Parkinson

Bailey

Bilsborrow

1078

1899

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A two page will dated 5th January 1899 for Charles Fairfax Murray of 17 Shafetsbury Road, Hammersmith in the County of Middlesex, Artist. Each page has been signed by him + two witness signatures. It is in an original solicitor's envelope. To find out more about this gentleman follow this link: http://www.fairfaxmurray.co.uk/

Murray

1079

1939

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A two page signed will for Peter Anthony Lingard of The Glade, Green Lane, Stanmore, Middx. dated 28th February 1939. It is an original solicitor's envelope.

Lingard

1080

1881-1889

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A large 7 page vellum indenture dated 6th February 1881 being the Articles of Partnership between Thomas Ide of Glasshouse Field, Ratcliff, Middx. (glass bender), William Ide the elder of the same place (silverer) and William Ide the younger of the same place (traveller). The agreement is for a period of 20 years to trade under the name of T. & W. Ide as Glass Benders and Silverers amd Glass Merchants at Glasshouse Fields, Ratcliff. Other properties mentioned: 77, 78 & 79 High Street, Shadwell; 13 Brook Street, Shadwell; and 8. 9 & 10 Thrawle Street, Christchurch, Spitalfields. Other names mentioned: John Richard Ravenhill, William Stainer, James Jennery, Henry Wright. The document details the roles of each of the parties, the bank to be used, etc., etc. It has three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp on each page. There is a witness signatures on the reverse. Also there are three further indentures on the reverse dated 1882 (3 seals & signatures), 1884 (4 seals and signatures, including Thomas John Ide of Hope Lodge, Woodford, Essex, son of Thomas) and 1889 (4 seals and signatures, including Henry Stoodley Ide of Hope Lodge, Woodford, Essex, son of Thomas). Has been folded.

Ide

Ravenhill

Stainer

Jennery

Wright

1081

1890

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A single page vellum Memorial relating to land owned by Colonel Vernon in Harefield, Middx. It lists the name of the lands and the occupiers with total acreage. It is dated 1st May 1890. Has been folded.

Vernon

1082

1827

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A letter dated Regent Street 25th October 1827 signed by John Robins. Has been folded and used as an envelope which is addressed to Thomas Sand, Mile Town, Sheerness: "Sir Jas. Cockburn had a particular of your Estate & was to look over it...". Has damage where the seal has been broken.

Robins

Sand

Cockburn

1083

1831

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A letter dated 26 Charles Street, St. James', London 29th December 1831 signed by W. Whitmore. It is headed "Pye against Jackson". Has been folded and used as an envelope which is addressed to G. Ackworth Esq., Solicitor of Rochester. Has damage where the seal has been broken.

Whitmore

Pye

Jackson

Ackworth

1084

1841

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A two page letter dated 3rd May 1841 signed by William Farn of 14 Newcastle Street, Strand. Has been folded to be used as an envelope and is addresed to Mr. John Cook, Shoemaker of Chippenham. "When my traveller, Mr. George Nash, was at Chippenham last time, you agreed that if you did not bring or send me some money in the Easter week, you would give me a Warrant of Attorney...The goods you had September 7th 1839, were sold to you at six months credit...". Has damage where the seal has been broken.

Farn

Cook

Nash

1085

1877

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Probate dated 1877 The will of Elizabeth Ricketts a Spinster Extracted by Stephens & Stephens Solicitors Late of Sevenoaks in the county of Kent now of Tenterden in the county of Kent Appoint Fredrick Landon of Putney Hill in the county of Middlesex A Dentist Ann Weston of Tenterden His Cousin This item is on vellum Very nice condition Hand written Probate seal

Ricketts

Landon

Weston

1086

1854

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Indenture dated 1854 Settlement Nine pages Rippin V Dolman In Chancery Rippon V Dolman This Is the Deed Of Settlement Mentioned And referred To In The Joint Affidavit Of Richard Higgins Burne And William Benwell Settlement On The Marriage Of Reverend Arthur Wilkin With Miss Rippin Between the Reverend Arthur Wilkin of Bootle in the county of Cumberland clerk of the first part Mary Rippin of Kensington in the county of Middlesex a spinster This item is on vellum Very nice condition Hand written 10 Waxed seals

Burne

Benwell

Wilkin

Rippin

1087

1845

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Indenture dated 1845 Mortgage 6 Pages Of freehold Estates in the parish of Leysdown in the Isle Of Sheppy in the county of Kent for securing £9.100 and interest Six pages Between John Dixon Dyke of Sittingbourne in the county of Kent Esquire Francis Hart Dyke of Tilucy St George Hanover Square in the county of Middlesex esquire Edward Francis Jenner Of Lowndes Street Pimlico In The County Of Middlesex Esquire Charles William Minet In The County Of Kent Esquire Willliam Pole In The County Of Middlesex A Solicitor This item is on vellum Hand written Very nice condition for age Waxed seals

Dyke

Jenner

Minet

Pole

1088

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

Croft

Newton

Bailey

Edwards

Hayward

Lea

Long

Strattons

Owens

Swan

1089

1860

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Vellum Document Dated 22/11860 Middlesex Complete with blue certificate of receipt stamped Judges Chambers and signed by a Judge on the 30/4/1860 Between Mary and Robert Proctor Jane and George Proctor Emily and George Loveless Other names: Elizabeth Cannings William Godley Emily Francis Collier Mary Anne Field Caroline Field Clara Field James Allan (The Elder) This document is a married womans deeds from the reign of His Late Majesty King William IV. And was sworn at: The Law Society Chambers Chancery Lane Middlesex, in front of George Beck and William Sharpe attorneys of the Court of Common Pleas

Proctor

Loveless

Cannings

Godley

Collier

Field

Allan

Beck

Sharpe

1090

1864

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Vellum Document Dated 09/04/1864 Indenture Middlesex, Pimlico, London. Between Charlotte and Patrick Brown of 10 Upper Ebury Street, Pimlico, Middlesex. Also mentioned: George Scamels of Pimlico Ellen Scamels of Pimlico Mary Anne Scamels of Regents Park Elizabeth Scamels of Regents Park James Harvis of Chippenham, Wiltshire. This document is a married womans deed from the Reign of His Late Majesty King William IV. On 2 pages of vellum and completed by hand. And was sworn in front of the Attorneys of the Queens Bench Westminster, James Jacob Darley and John Knight. Nice condition interesting document pertaining to London especially Regents Park and Pimlico.

Brown

Scamels

Harvis

Darley

Knight

1091

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

Wakeman

1092

1847

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1st April 1847 INDENTURE Thomas Briggs, Honest John Clese. Page size about 28inches by 24inches. Sease of two messes situate at Crydon Surrey. Has Honest John Clese red wax seal of a figure of a man in British military helmet, his fathers. Also Blue £1 stamp (with gold box). Indenture sold by Richard Moulton Law stationer. Chancery Lane. Has blue paper stamp and black and white stamp with V R.

Briggs

Clese

Moulton

1093

1856-1905

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COLLECTION OF INDENTURES OF SETTLEMENT PROBATE ALL IN THE USUAL FOLDED BUT VERY CLEAR AND LEGIBLE, WITH NICE CRISP SEALS

1> WILL OF HANNAH LONG 1892 MIDDLESEX LEFT OVER £6674

2>MORTGAGE FOR MISSES ELIZEBETH JANE AND LOUSA MARY BUCKNILL HOUSES IN HOUNSLOW AND MIDDLESEX COST £1200 DATED 1905

3>CONVERANCE OF A PIECE OF FREEHOLD LAND ,HAMPTON PARK ESTATE LOTS 15,16,17 ,18,19,20 AND 21 BULLSTRODE ROAD WESTMIDDLESEX 1898

4>CONVERANCE MISS MOILAND AND WILKINSON CROSVENOR ROAD 1856 HOUNSLOW MIDDLESEX

ALL IN GOOD CONDITION WITH THERE ORIGINAL STAMPS

Long

Bucknill

Moiland

Wilkinson

1094

1864

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This auction is for a five page Indenture dated 2nd May 1864 relating to property in Brecon. It is between Henry Richard Bowen Touchet Davies of Middlesex - William Parry of Noyaddfru in Brecon and George Sydney Davies and John Pratt of Cricklehowell. It is in excellent condition for its age

Davies

Parry

Pratt

1095

1652

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Large Indenture on Vellum dated 1652. The County of Suffolk F.Goldsmith of Gray's Inn & E.Ridley of St.martin's in the Field. Relating to the Manors of Bacons & Fenns. A large deed measuring 72cm by 63cm with beautiful calligraphy and generally in very good condition - still very bright and clean. A document that will appeal to collectors or the local historian.

Goldsmith

Ridley

1096

1854

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Vellum Document dated 21/031854 Between Charles Mills and Emily Mills and anna sohia de salis in middlesex (looks like Uxbridgebut deffinatly Hillingdon in middx) an acknowledgement by married women pursuant to an act passed by King william the fourth entitled an act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for the substitution of more simple modes of assurance. A very nice document in excellent condition 2 pages pinned together

Mills

de Salis

1097

1884, 1905

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1884 and 1905 indentures Westminster 4 pages 4 seals+ Map Both indentures are concerned with the property and stable at No. 9, No. 11 and No. 12 Masons yard in the parish of St. James, Westminster. A full plan with measurements and place names is given. The parties involved in 1884 are Miss Jane Ann Mason Taylor & others on the first part to Frederick Hill. In 1905 the persons involved are Charles Lowman to Frances Helen Benwell, who is mentioned in the 1884 indenture. On a total of 4 pages of vellum (two large sheets folded) each page measures 1 foot by 1 foot 6 inches. There are a total of 4 red wax seals three of which have an ornate letter M. All 4 seals have a signature and there are an additional 3 signatures on the document. There are also 2 ten shillings duty stamps each with a piece of silver attached.

Taylor

Hill

Lowman

Benwell

1098

1831

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An 1831 indenture concerning the counterpart to a lease of a house, stable and premises in Duke Street, Middlesex. The persons involved are William Mason leasing the property to William Cousins (further details about each person are given). The property is described as being No.13 Duke Street, parish of St. James, Middlesex. Details are given about the past occupant, the term of the lease and the rent to be paid. The document goes on to give an extensive account of the conditions of the lease as well as the legal obligations and requireents of the persons involved.

On 2 sheets of solid vellum each measuring 2 feet 3 and 1/2 inches by 1 foot 10 inches, the vellum is in excellent condition except of some discolouration due to age. Written in beautiful handwritten script throughout that is clear and easy to read. It is indented along the top of the back sheet with 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 signature on the reverse. On the side of each sheet there is a blue duty stamp, totalling 2 altogether, a one pound stamp and a one pound ten shillings stamp both with a piece of silver attached.

There are additional 2 documents on paper. A list of works done on the house, specifying what has been done, when and how much it cost together with receipt dated 1836 and a letter dated 1838. The list of works document comes with 2 large watermarks, one showing; G Munn 1833 and the other showing the symbol of Britannia with crown above. The receipt also has a partial watermark with an impressed two shillings six pence stamp. The letter measures 8 inches by 10 inches and the list of works document measures 8 inches by 1 foot.

Mason

Cousins

1099

1855

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An 1855 indenture concerning a counterpart to a lease on a house, stable and premises in Duke Street, Westminster, Middlesex. The persons involved are Miss Jane Ann Mason Taylor leasing the property to Francis Coller (further details about both persons are given). The property is described as being No.17 Duke Street in the parish of St. James, Westminster, Middlesex and the names of past occupants are given along with the yearly rent. The document goes on to give an extensive account of the terms and conditions of the lease and the legal obligations and requirements of the persons involved. Included at the end is a schedule that describes all the fittings and fixtures of the house right up to the third floor.

On 2 sheets of vellum each measuring 2 feet 3 and 1/2 inches by 1 foot 10 inches, the vellum is in excellent condition. Written in beautiful handwritten script throughout that is clear and easy to read. Indented along the top of the back sheet with nice calligraphy around the words This Indenture. At the foot of the document there is a nice red wax seal showing a crown with a signature next to it with a further signature on the reverse. On the side of each sheet there is a blue duty stamp making 2 in total, a two shillings six pence stamp and a five shillings stamp both with a piece of silver attached. There are also 2 black ink stamps with a crown and date and marked LONDON.

Taylor

Coller

1100

1837

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An 1837 indenture concerning the mortgage of a pub or inn called the Chequers. The chequer board was an ancient symbol used for pubs. The persons involved are William Mason mortgaging the property to George Palmer. Further details of the persons involved are given. The property is described as being in Duke Street near St. James's Square, Westminster Middlesex. Further details are also given about the property including past and present occupants and the leasing arrangements concerning a yard behind the property. The document goes on to give a extensive account of the legal obligations and requirements of the persons involved.

On one sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 5 and 1/2 inches by 1 foot 10 and 1/2 inches the vellum is in exceptionally good 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 base there is a red wax seal with a signature with further 5 signatures on the reverse. There is also a blue duty stamp with a piece of silver attached with a black ink stamp below with crown and date and marked LONDON.

Mason

Palmer

1101

1837

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An 1837 indenture concerning the lease for a year of a pub or inn called the Chequers. The chequer board was an ancient symbol used for pubs. The persons involved are William Mason leasing the property to George Palmer. Further details of the persons involved are given. Further details are also given about the property including the leasing arrangements concerning a yard behind the property.

On one sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet by 1 foot 5 inches the vellum is in exceptionally good condition. Written in beautiful handwritten script throughout that is clear and easy to read. There is nice calligraphy around the words This Indenture. At the base there is a red wax seal with a signature with further two signatures on the reverse. There is also a blue one pound and fifteen shillings duty stamp with a piece of silver attached and an ink stamp below marked LONDON.

Mason

Palmer