Middlesex 1102-1201

Û	Middlesex 1001-1101
Ü	Middlesex 1202-1300

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

1102

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

Blackmore

Rapez

Read

1103

1875

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AN INDENTURE OF LEASE dated the 22nd April 1875 in the Reign of Queen Victoria made between William Corbut of The Grove The Boltons South Kensington London in the County of Middlesex Gentleman of the one part and Louis Hales and Joseph Fuller of Westgate on Sea Plumbers of the other part. The Deed purports to Lease premises known as 4 Station Road with stable and coachhouse Westgate on Sea in the Parish of Saint John the Baptist on the Isle of Thanet The Deed is on Parchment and is a Double Indenture with very Ornate heading. It measures 28 inches by 22 inches. The Deed is signed by one of the parties and has 2 wax seals at the foot

Corbut

Hales

Fuller

1104

1733

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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Aldgate London BURR > RAWLINS 1733 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 274 YEARS OLD BEING THE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE FOR MESSUAGES WHAREHOUSES AND WHARFS SITUATE IN AND MAKING THE STREET CALLED BURR STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT BUTOLPH IN ALDGATE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ALL THAT YARD KNOWN AS KING HARRY'S YARD BETWEEN DANIEL BURR LATE OF THE PARISH OF SAINT GEORGE THE MARTYR IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND NOW OF DEPTFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIRST PART AND NATHANIEL GARLAND LATE OF LONDON AND NOW OF EPSOM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND HENRY RAWLINS OF THE PARISH OF SAINT BARTOLPH IN ALDGATE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX CITIZEN AND AND TALLOW CHANDLER OF LONDON SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX SEALS - ORNATE ROYAL ARMS WITH LION AND UNICORN FIRST LETTER

Burr

Garland

Rawlins

1105

1866

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ANTIQUE PROBATE WILL NOBILITY Viscount Clifton 1866. guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA -141 YEARS OLD BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE HENRY VISCOUNT CLIFDEN BARON MENDIP AND BARON DOVER LATE OF DOVER HOUSE WHITEHALL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND OF GOWRAN CASTLE IN THE COUNTY OF KILKENNY IN IRELAND - WITH LIST OF BEQUESTS TO INCLUDE FAMILY AND FRIENDS WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE PRICIPLE REGISTRY OF HER MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT WITH PENDANT SEAL. EXTENSIVE DOCUMENT RUNNING TO THIRTEEN LARGE PAGES OF INFORMATION ON ESTATES AND FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. IT IS VERY RARE TO SEE SUCH A LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE DOCUMENT RELATING TO THE ESTATE OF SOMEONE FROM THE NOBILTY. SIZE 28 INS X 25 INS THIS BEING TWO DOCUMENTS JOINED AT THE SEAL,. ON THIRTEEN SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM / PARCHMENT IN VERY FINE CONDITION CONSIDERING THE SIZE - USUAL STORAGE DUSTING TO OUTER SHEET AND FOLDS PENDANT WAFER SEAL

Clifton

1106

1726

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HOO, CHATHAM: Conveyance of marsh land in Hoo and houses in Chatham, Kent, between Edema Edwards of the parish of St Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex, and Mary his wife, Morgan Hall of Maidstone, Kent, Hayman. Dated 25 November 1726 in the 13th year of the reign of King George I Property: Marsh land called Marsh Barne in St Marborough alias Hoo, with salt marshes. Also messuages near Chatham Water Mill adjoining the highway to the parish church of Chatham. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 80cm

Edwards

Hall

1107

1875

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STRATFORD BRIDGE, WEST HAM: Mortgage of Willow Cottage, Stratford Bridge, Essex, between Elkanah Carrington of 25 Norman Road, Old Ford, Bow, Middlesex, carpenter, and James Steel of 149 Roman Road, North Bow, carpenter. Dated 9 February 1875 in the 38th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A piece of land near Stratford Bridge, West Ham, Essex, on the southside of Channel Sea Road, and a cottage called Willow Cottage. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm

Carrington

Steel

1108

1872

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ISLINGTON: Surrender and lease of 154 Caldedonian Road, Kings Cross, Islington, Middlesex, between Alexis Peter Bono of 28 New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London, undertaker, Stranford Call of King Street, Portman Square, gent, and John Chatterton of Caledonian Road, Kings Cross, Islington, lead merchant. Dated 22 June 1872 in the 36th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A parcel of land in Saint Mary Islington with premises thereon erected, bounded by Thornhill or Bridge Wharf and Southampton Street. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Dust marking, otherwise good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm

Bono

Chatterton

1109

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

Porter

1110

1895

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ANTIQUE PROBATE WILL George Scharf KCB Artist 1895. guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 112YEARS OLD BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SIR GEORGE SCHARF OF ASHLEY PLACE VICTORIA STREET WESTMINSTER - WITH LIST OF BEQUESTS TO INCLUDE FAMILY AND FRIENDS ALTHOUGH THIS ITEM IS INCOMPLETE THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IS NONE THE LESS INTERESTING. SIR GEORGE SCHARF WAS A PAINTER OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SUBJECTS AND DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. HE EXHIBITED AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY AND THE BRITISH INSTITUTION HE WAS KNIGHTED IN 1895 THE YEAR OF HIS DEATH. THIS DOCUMENT GIVES DETAILS ON HIS EXECUTORS BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY DETAILS OF ITEMS THAT WERE PART OF HIS COLLECTION "I bequeath to Joshua Darbon of the National Portrait Gallery all my clothes and wearing apparel and all monies invested in me and at the date of my decease standing in my name in the post office savings bank .... I bequeath to my friend Maunde Thompson of the British Museum a set of Knowsley & Woburn Catalogues and the folio volume containing lithographs from my views in Lycia ... etc,. With much much more details on personal and art items. THIS IS A PART DOCUMENT BEING THE FIRST PAGE AND SOLD AS A DAMAGED ITEM. SIZE 28 INS X 25 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IN FINE CONDITION -

Scharf

Darbon

Thompson

1111

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

MacDonald

Graham

Lindsay

Hammersley

Cox

1112

1822

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Vellum Indenture dated 1822 in the reign of George lV 'This Indenture made the eleventh day of October in the third year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty two between Nicholas Fickling of Queen Square Blomsbury in the County of middlesex Esquire Robert Deny of Wells next the Sea in the County of Norfolk Esquire George Cook Watson of Fakenham an the County of Norfolk: Gentlemen of one part and James Cassidy Esq late a major in His Majesties 67th Regiment of Foot and now residing in Wells next the Sea and Mary his wife ...' Indenture outlines details of a Declatation of Trust of £12000 part of £15000 secured on estates of Sir Jacob Astley Baronet in the County of Northumberland A rare original vellum document 185 years old in excellent condition with 4 wax seals, 1 fifteen shilling silver revenue stamp and 1 George lV stamp

Fickling

Deny

Watson

Cassidy

Astley

1113

1796-1879

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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. I have saved the 50 images of this bible.

Brown

Good

Dalton

Curling

Clayton

Freshfield

King

White

Waghorn

1114

1852

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Vellum Document 23/3/1852 Bill of sale by way of mortgage For the Anchor Brewery Chelsea Middlesex (London) for £2278.44 plus Interest from Mr. John Plimmer to Messrs. Bradley and Lyatt.4 Huge pages 27 x 23 cms Sale to include The Brewery in Great Russell Street, Chelsea and 2 dwelling houses adjoining, Gin shop and seven small houses in Brewer Street plus 17 pubs, across south west, south, and east of London giving all the addresses of the pubs, It goes on to mention all the fittings in the various brewery rooms, coach house, stables, dray stable, long storage room, carpenters shop, square room, cellar, maltroom, malt mill, kitchen, parlour, dining room, to include pump engines and amazing list of brewery equipment. 4 Wax Seals 4 Blue and Silver Seals. An amazingly interesting document listing all the contents of the brewery and the names of 17 pubs included in the sale. Hand written on vellum and in beautiful condition.

Plimmer

Bradley

Lyatt

1115

1888

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Counterpart Lease of 65 Waldermar Avenue, Fulham.Middx. The Holcroft Estate Between Henry Godwin of Alexander Square, South Kensington and Blackburn Temple of the Holcroft Estate, Fulham Mainly printed on vellum with duty stamps? and a wax seal. All in very clean condition

Godwin

Temple

1116

1889

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Lease of House and premises 49 Melgund Road, Highbury Middlesex - Dated 1889 The National Liberal Land Company Limited to C R Bailey. The indenture is printed with duty? seals.

Bailey

1117

1796

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ALDERLEY, WESTMINSTER: Probate and will of Samuel Leacroft of the parish of St John the Evangelist, Westminster, Middlesex, bequeathing lands in Alderley near Wootten under Edge, Gloucestershire. Dated 18 February 1796 in the 36th year of the reign of King George III Property: A farm in Alderley. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Creased and dirt marking. Seal creased and cracked. Characteristics: Signatures and paper covered red wax seal . Document Size (Approx.): 63 by 76cm

Leacroft

1118

1829

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Indenture dated 1829 5 pages Settlement On the marriage Of Edward Jefferson Whittaker Of Southwark in the county of Surrey A chemist And Mary Knight Of Wittersham in the county of Kent A (spinster) William Knight Of Wittersham in the said county A Grazier Benjamin Hopkinson Of Red Lion Sq in the county of Middlesex A Gent This item is on vellum Hand written 11 Waxed seals

Whittaker

Knight

Hopkinson

1119

1909

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Antique Mortgage document dated the 19th of March 1909. This 5 page handwritten document deals with a mortgage and concerns an address at No 1 James Avenue, Cricklewood, Middlesex. The document is in very good condition and perfectly readable.

1120

1700

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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

Werden

1121

1899

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1899 HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE BETWEEN SAMUEL HAZELL OF REGENTS PARK LONDON AND THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY FOR FREEHOLD PREMISES KNOWN AS... N0. 14 CRESCENT GROVE, CLAPHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY COMPLETE WITH MAP / PLAN, WAX SEAL, EMBOSSED STAMPS SIGNED AND DATED.....1ST MAY, 1899 SIZE 28 X 21 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION

Hazell

1122

1879

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An Indenture of Lease dated the 5th day of November 1879 of the 'Kings Head' Twickenham Middlesex made between Jane Tapps of 3 Mountfield Villas Henley on Thames Oxfordshire of the one part and Charles John Phillips of Mortlake in the County of Surrey Brewer of the other part The Document is on 2 parchment pieces and is in excellent condition (except for a slight hole the size of a pin prick on one of the seams) and which Leases the premises for 42 years to Charles John Phillips. The Indenture measures 27 inches by 22 inches. It has a wax seal at the foot and is signed by Charles John Phillips

Tapps

Phillips

1123

1871

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Two page parchment document dated 1871: Caroline Harris, wife of William Harris sworn at Bedford Row, Middlesex regarding property in Great Marlow Includes a 'Common Law Courts' Five Shillings blue embossed paper seal with metallic centre. Other names mentioned in this document are Henry Plumridge, William Plumridge, William Johnson, Henry Judge, Amelia Judge, Edward James Flint, Ellen Flint, James Plumridge, William Lakin Ward, Charlotte Way, John McMillin, George Becke & James Batting. Certificate of acknowledgement of a deed by a married woman This is a guaranteed genuine Victorian parchment document consisting of at least two pages.

These certificates were introduced as part of the Fines and Recoveries Act of 1833. Their purpose was to ensure that, where a married woman was selling or mortgaging property jointly with her husband, she was of full age and completely understood what was taking place. Given that any property belonging to a woman automatically passed to her husband upon marriage, I am not convinced that this would have made any difference but, apparently, common law required her to be a party to any deed and these acknowledgements were intended to prevent the husband from abusing his position in those cases where he inherited property through his marriage. Although votes for women were still some way off, the Married Women’s Property Act of 1882 gave them the same rights over their own property as if they had been single or widowed.

Harris

Plumridge

Johnson

Judge

Flint

Ward

Way

McMillin

Becke

Batting

1124

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.).

Horle

Williams

Wheeler

Urquhart

Humbridge

Grubb

1125

1877

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Indenture dated 1877 Conveyance Westwell Dwelling house and premises At Tenterden in the county of Kent Between Joseph Corbin Weld Of Hornsey in the county of Middlesex A Gent And James Weld Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A Gent Charles Humphery Weld Of Sandhurst in the said county A surgeon James Cooke of Tenterden in the said county A Gent This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Weld

Cooke

1126

1880

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This is an 1880 sale brochure for six capital Town Mansions in Westbourne Terrace , Hyde Park,three of which have stables, also two sets of capital stables in Eastbourne Mews and Gloucester Mews west. This document also has inside a contract of sale to Antonio Alexander Ralli in the sum of £4410 for lot five in the sale.

Ralli

1127

1748

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INDENTURE DATED 27th JANUARY 1748 - TRIPARTITE CONVEYANCE - for property in OUSEFLEET in the COUNTY of YORK - between THOMAS STONES of MOSBROUGH in the PARISH of ETHINGTON in the COUNTY of DERBY - brother and heir of JOHN STONES late of MOSBROUGH - deceased, who was the eldest son and heir of THOMAS STONES (presumably senior) - deceased (of the first part) to THOMAS COWPER of SYMONDS INN in CHANCERY LANE in the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX (of the second part) and ADAM SLATER of CHESTERFIELD in the COUNTY of DERBY (of the third part) relating to cottages, lands, tenements and hereditaments in OUSEFLEET

Stones

Cowper

Slater

1128

1886

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Indenture dated 1886 Conveyance Cottages situated at St Michaels Silver Hill in The parish of Tenterden in Kent Between Martha Miller Of No 31 Fitz Johns Avenue South Hampstead in the county of Middlesex A widow William Glover Mace Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A Gent George Fredrick Varly the younger Of Tenterden in the said county A Solicitors clerk Thomas Shoobridge Of Tenterden in the said county A farm baliff Other names mentioned Phillip Newnham James Smith Alfred William smith This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Miller

Mace

Varly

Shoobridge

Newnham

Smith

1129

1902

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Indenture dated 1902 Conveyance The Coheiresses in Gavelkind of the late Harriet Morse (deceased) Of Smallhythe in Kent To Stephen Hook No 1 and 2 Golden Square Tenterden in Kent And lands and meadow lying and being Turnpike Road leading from Tenterden to Woodchurch Between Eliza Emslie Of 26 Ronald Road Highbury in the county of Middlesex A widow Jane Chexfield spinster And Caroline Chexfield spinster Both of St Margarets School New Tothill Street Westminster in the county of Middlesex Stephen Hook Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A butcher This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Morse

Emslie

Chexfield

1130

1830

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Probate dated 1830 The will of James Harris Esq With two Codicils Of Wittersham In the county of Kent I appoint my wife Jane Harris William Watson Of Rye in the county of Sussex Eustace Wigzell Of Millman Street in the county of Middlesex Leaving his children of his former wife My three lease hold houses in Brunswick Square ( no 15-33-39) in the county of Middlesex I leave the rest of my estate to my dear wife Jane Harris This item is on vellum Hand written Probate seal

Harris

Watson

Wigzell

1131

1855

Sylvan Manuscripts

950

Assignment of nos 12, 13, 14 and 15 Wilmot Cottages Wilmot Place, Camden Town, Middlesex, between Henry Gibson of 32 Great James Street, Bedford Row, and Henry Lamplough of Micklenburgh Terrace, Micklenburgh Square. All that parcel of ground in Camden Town in the parish of St. Pancras on Wilmot Place abutting lands of the Marquess of Camden. Also several houses built on the land forming nos 12, 13, 14 and 15 Wilmot Cottages.

Gibson

Lamplough

1132

1867

Sylvan Manuscripts

1375

Conveyance of a house on Warden Road, St Pancras, Middlesex, between Henry Woolven of Spitalfields, Butcher and Richard Tee of Piccadilly, Hatter. All that piece of ground on the South Side of Warden Road (formerly Wellington Road) in the parish of St Pancras, with the house thereon built.

Tee

Woolven

1133

1876

Sylvan Manuscripts

1768

Lease of 70 Woodsome Road, Kentish Town, Middlesex, between John Ecles Lawford of Grove Terrace Lodge, Highgate, Builder, John Tambling of Highgate Road, Builder and Henry Ernest Watson of St Pauls Road, Camden Square, Gent. A parcel of land at Kentish Town, St Pancras, on the North Side of Woodsome Road, being number 70, with dwelling house.

Lawford

Tambling

Watson

1134

1796

Sylvan Manuscripts

859

Probate and will of Samuel Leacroft of the parish of St John the Evangelist, Westminster, Middlesex, bequeathing lands in Alderley near Wootten under Edge, Gloucestershire. A farm in Alderley.

Leacroft

1135

1867

Sylvan Manuscripts

459

Mortgage of premises on the Warden Road, Kentish Town, St. Pancras, Middlesex, between James Curtis of Euston Road, zinc manufacturer, William Cross Herring of Euston Road, gent, Albion Snell of High Holborn, silversmith, and Robert Sargeant Stacy, stationer. Three parcels land on the South Side of Warden Road, lately called Wellington Road, West Kentish Town.

Curtis

Herring

Snell

Stacy

1136

1864

Sylvan Manuscripts

1407

Lease of number 6 Greens Row, Chelsea, Middlesex, between Sarah Bain of Esher, Widow and Robert Hunt of Mining Record Office, Museum of Practical Geology in Jermyn Street, St James, Westminster, Esquire. All that messuage or tenement with outhouses in Green Row in the parish of St Luke, Chelsea, late numbered 4, but now 6.

Bain

Hunt

1137

1883

Sylvan Manuscripts

1373

Counterpart lease of no. 16 Castle Street, Endell Street, St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, between Robert Richmond of Crouch End, Esquire and John Connors of St Giles in the Fields. All that piece of ground and house erected thereon, called 16 Castle Street, Endell Street in the parish of St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex.

Connors

Richmond

1138

1855

Sylvan Manuscripts

1340

Mortgage of Catshill Farm, Chardstock, Dorset, between James Reece of Walworth, Mary Reece of Walworth and William Symes Prior of Axminster, Chemist. A farm called Catshall Farm in Chardstock. Also several closes of land in the late possession of John Braddick then William Walden.

Braddick

Prior

Reece

Walden

1139

1886

Sylvan Manuscripts

1332

Assignment of a leashold house, 65 Landsdowne Road, Notting Hill, Middlesex, between Jane Horridge of Notting Hill, Spinster and Charles Harrison Page of Cardiff, Esquire. All that piece of ground in the parish of Saint Mary Abbots, Kensington, with a brick house and offices.

Horridge

Page

1140

1887

Sylvan Manuscripts

1320

Deed of seperation between James Raleigh Hughes of 37 Drury Lane, Merchant, Margaret Hughes of 24 Sardinia Street, Drury Lane, Wife of James and Frederick Randall of 26 Greenwood Place, Highgate Road, Cabdriver. An unfortunate consequence of the presumed breakdown of their marriage. None declared.

Hughes

Randall

1141

1770

Sylvan Manuscripts

1288

Conveyance by release of houses and lands called Browns of Highgate, Newton in Scales, Kirkham, Lancashire, between, Richard Miller, Yeoman, Margaret Hawksworth, John Gradwell of Clifton with Salwick, Grocer, James Gradwell of Clifton with Salwick, Yeoman, William Shawe of Preston, Gent, Nicholas Walmsley of Preston, Gent and John Hawksworth of St Paul, Mercer. All those 2 messuages with barns, stables, shippons, hayhouse, calfhouse, hog stye, gardens and orchards called Browns of the Highgate, and several closes of land called Mill Carr, Great New Hey Kirk, Barn New Hey, Broad Holme Scales, Moor Hey, and others in Newton with Scales in the parish of Kirkham.

Gradwell

Hawksworth

Miller

Shawe

Walmsley

1142

1872

Sylvan Manuscripts

956

Surrender and lease of 154 Caldedonian Road, Kings Cross, Islington, Middlesex, between Alexis Peter Bono of 28 New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London, undertaker, Stranford Call of King Street, Portman Square, gent, and John Chatterton of Caledonian Road, Kings Cross, Islington, lead merchant. A parcel of land in Saint Mary Islington with premises thereon erected, bounded by Thornhill or Bridge Wharf and Southampton Street.

Bono

Call

Chatterton

1143

1866

Sylvan Manuscripts

1593

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. 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.

Jones

Lenox

Stevens, Earl of Strafford

1144

1856

Sylvan Manuscripts

991

Lease of property in Strafford Street, Millwall Poplar, Middlesex, between the Right Hon. John Viscount Enfield, Earl of Strafford, and George Hill of Greenwich Ferry Road, Poplar. Plan of the property. A piece of building land on the Isle of Dogs in the parish of All Saints Poplar, on a street called Strafford Street.

Hill

Viscount Enfield

1145

1900

Sylvan Manuscripts

718

Assignment of No.1 Shirland Mews, Shirland Road, Paddington, Middlesex, between James Samuel Beale of Westminster, Harry George Shears of Notting Hill and Charles Porter of Paddington. 1 Shirland Mews, Shirland Road, Paddington.

Beale

Porter

Shears

1146

1825

Sylvan Manuscripts

900

Conveyance of osier lands at Northrepps and Southrepps, Norfolk, between John Dugmore of Swaffham, Jack Petre of Westwick, Alexander Radcliffe Sidebottom of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, The Right Hon. Edward Lord Suffield, Baron Suffield of Suffield, Samuel Hoare Bradshaw of the same place. Signature of Lord Suffield. Three pieces of osier land near to other lands of Lord Suffield in Northrepps and Southrepps.

Bradshaw

Dugmore

Lord Suffield

Petre

Sidebottom

1147

1892

Sylvan Manuscripts

460

Lease of 95 Cromer Street, St. Pancras, Middlesex, between Maria Lucas of Burfield Priory, Westbury on Trym, Gloucester, The Rev. George Ferris Whidborne of St. Georges Vicarage, Battersea, and Edward Charles Woodhead of 7 Crescent Road, Alexandra Park. Small coloured plan. A piece of ground south of Cromer Street in the parish of St. Pancras, abutting on the south on the Harrison Estate, and on the west on Holy Cross Church.

Lucas

Whidborne

Woodhead

1148

1857

Sylvan Manuscripts

963

Assignment of 23 Richmond Villas, Richmond Road, Holloway, Middlesex, between William Wood Davis of 41 Mornington Place, Hampstead Road, Jack Davis of Kentish Town, George Shuggles and Allen Hitching of Medina Place Seven Sisters Road, and George Cording of the Strand, jeweller. A house and land being 23 Richmond Villas, Richmond Road, Holloway.

Cording

Davis

Hitching

Shuggles

Wood

1149

1876

Sylvan Manuscripts

965

Assignment of leasehold houses 1, 2, 3 and 4 Southampton Terrace, Islington, Middlesex, between John Bridges of 32 Rodney Street, Pentonville, piano forte maker, Charles Seare of 29 Thornhill Road, Barnsbury, Samuel Beverly Jones of George Street, St. Peters Square, Hammersmith, and Samuel Beverly Jones the younger of 66 Laurel Cottage, Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith. A piece of land in Saint Mary Islington on the East side of a new road from Southampton Street Pentonville to Thornhill Bridge over the Regents Canal. Also the houses erected on the land.

Bridges

Jones

Jones the younger

Seare

1150

1844

Sylvan Manuscripts

966

Reconveyance of land and houses in St. Pancras, Middlesex, between David Stow of Glasgow, merchant, William Henry Langley of John Street, Bedford Row, gent, Francis Parkyn of Bedford Street. A triangular piece of ground in St. Pancras of 1 acre, bounded by the Hampstead, Kentish Town Road, and Ferdinand Street, with all houses erected thereon.

Langley

Parkyn

Stow

1151

1862

Sylvan Manuscripts

967

Lease of a factory at 12 Wharf Road, St. Leonards, Shoreditch, Middlesex, between William Starling of Wharf Road, City Road, coal merchant, and William Reid of 27 Chalcot Villas, Haverstock Hill, telegraph engineer. Nice coloured Plan of property. A piece of ground on the East side of Wharf Road partly in the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch and partly in St. Lukes, together with the factory, called 12 Wharf Road. The whole being on the North side of Edward Street, and next to Wenlock Basin.

Reid

Starling

1152

1880

Sylvan Manuscripts

990

Counterpart lease of Abbey Farm, Brick Field, Faversham, Kent, between the Right Hon. George Watson Earl Londes of Lee Court, Kent, and Henry Chambers of Bruntons Wharf Potteries, Limehouse, Middlesex. A 108 acre farm called Abbey Farm in Faversham in the occupation of Richard Jones Hilton, next to Faversham Creek.

Chambers

Watson

1153

1817

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1817 INDENTURE. HORSFORD, WILSON, DODD, HART. LONDON. Names mentioned include: James Horsford, John Wilson, Joseph Dodd, John Hart, Thomas Ness, William Henry King, Mary Lambert, Richard Brown Lambert, John Clement, Mary Tunck, Thomas Hudson, Mr Seymour etc. Pertaining to: Property adjacent to Plough Alley in the Parish of Saint George, Middlesex. Inset plot plan of said property and location. Material & Condition: A clean double sheet vellum document in very good condition. All text fully legible for transcription. Seals, stamps etc: Five red wax seals.

Horsford

Wilson

Dodd

Hart

Ness

King

Lambert

Clement

Tunck

Hudson

Seymour

1154

1870

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1870 DOUBLE INDENTURE. WHEELER & WHEELER. LONDON. Names mentioned include: Henry James William Wheeler, Adeline Elizabeth Wheeler, etc. Pertaining to: Property in and around Hendon and other securities. Material & Condition: A clean three sheet vellum document in good condition. All text fully legible for transcription. Seals, stamps etc: Five red wax seals. 1870 & 1873

Wheeler

1155

1877

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Indenture dated 1877 2 pages Mortgage Westwell House and land At Tenterden Kent For securing £4000 Mansion House With stables, offices, buildings, land, yard and gardens Between Robert Webb Of No 7 Bow Road Bow in the county of Middlesex And of Tenterden in the county of Kent A surgeon and Blanche de Pontheny O' Kelley Of No 12 South Street Hyde Park in the county of middlesex A Spinster This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Webb

O'Kelley

1156

1866

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This is a very interesting document. It is very old, & dates back to 1866. One thing that makes it very interesting & probably very highly collectable is the fact that it is a LEGAL MANUSCRIPT OF LONGLEASE from 1866 (measuring 28" by 23") it is hand written & bears seals & stamps relating to property in ABBEY ROAD, ST JOHNS WOOD, LONDON, BETWEEN SAMUEL BICKNELL & C.V. KELLAND. From the image, a document pinned to the indenture reads: "To Mr C A Kellond, I approve of your insuring in the Sun Fire Office the houses in Abbey Road, Saint John's Wood which you hold from me by Underleases of this date. Dated this 8th day of June 1866. Saml. Bicknell"

Bicknell

Kelland

1157

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

Henry

Bingham

Money

1158

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

Cobb

Allen

Wallis

1159

1886

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1886 HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE SETTLEMENT BETWEEN FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BOWLES OF 2 CHARLTON PARK TERRACE IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY - ARTHUR HUMPHREY BOWLES OF TEMPLE COURT, GUILDFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY - WILLIAM HENRY BOWLES OF 26 OLD SQUARE, LINCOLNS INN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, BARRISTER AT LAW - EMILY AGNELA BOWLES OF WONERSH, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY - FREDERICK HENRY HALL OF THE AVENUE, COLCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, A CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY COMPLETE WITH 4 WAX SEALS & TAX STAMP SIGNED AND DATED.....28TH JANUARY, 1886 SIZE 18 X 12 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION

Bowles

Hall

1160

1828

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Vellum Indenture - 1828 Deed - New Romney, Kent A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 69 cm x 60 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage or tenement and premises, formerly a Smith's Forge situate in the town and port of New Romney, Kent dated 28 March 1828 Parties: Joseph DOBELL of Cranbrook, Kent; John REEVE of Rolvenden, Kent; George REEVE of the parish of St James Westminster, Middlesex Other names mentioned include: James Bourne, James Brown, Sarah Mittell, William Paine, Thomas Warrington, James Willmanton Document signed by: Joseph Dobell, John Reeve Witnesses: Thomas Ditch, ? Raymond Condition: Slight browning but good for age

Dobell

Reeve

Bourne

Brown

Mittell

Paine

Warrington

Willmanton

Ditch

Raymond

1161

1829

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Vellum Indenture - 1829 Deed - Liversedge, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x 42 cm approx being a Lease for a year of twenty three cottages dwellinghouses or tenements situate at Roberttown in Liversedge in the parish of Birstal, Yorkshire dated 1 July 1829 Parties: Richard CHILD of Winchmorehill, Edmonton, Middlesex; Thomas COCKILL of Littletown, Birstal, Yorkshire; Hannah KAYE of Highgate Lane, Lepton in the parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include: William Brooke, Ann Cooper, Thomas Cadman, William Child, Francis Drake, John Drake, Charles Hall, Mary Hall, James Hemmingway, Thomas Hepworth, Thomas Hutchinson, Joseph Knowles, Rachel Lee, George Milner, Joshua Muffitt, George North, Job Scott, Thomas Sheard, Thomas Squire, John Stocks, Joshua Woodcock Document signed by: Richard Child, Thomas Cockill Witnesses: Thomas Mortimer, James Wadsworth, Henry Wadsworth Condition: Some browning with age, otherwise good

Child

Cockill

Kaye

Brooke

Cooper

Cadman

Drake

Hall

Hemmingway

Hepworth

Hutchinson

etc

1162

1880

Sylvan Manuscripts

1858

Conveyance of Broughton Lodge at Surbiton in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, between Hugh Lindsay Antrobus of Strand, William Joseph Jarrett of Lincolns Inn Fields and Rev. Theophilus Sidney Echalaz of Broughton Lodge, Clerk. A house called Broughton Lodge on Surbiton Hill Road, later called Victoria Road.

Antrobus

Echalaz

Jarrett

1163

1860

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ANTIQUE DEED Dorking Surrey OLIVE > DEWDNEY 1860 - guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 147 YEARS OLD BEING A DEED OF LEASE FOR ALL MESSUAGE AND PREMISES SITUATE IN THE HIGH STREET DORKING. BETWEEN JOHN OLIVE OF WELLINGTON PLACE ST LEONARDS ROAD BROMLEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE DEWDNEY OF HIGH STREET DORKING IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY SADDLER OF THE OTHER PART. IN FAIR - STORAGE WEAR AND INK FADE BUT THE DEED PROVIDES GOOD LOCAL AND GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WAX SEAL

Olive

Dewdney

1164

1879-1917

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Abstract of title dated 1917 This starts in 1879 Approx 20 property's 8 pages Monies were given to J Padgham to build Roberts The sum of £1270-9-3d Hereditaments Situate in Parish of Tenterden In Kent Lot No 6 Between John Padgham Of Bethersden in the county of Kent A Builder William Dixon Of No 73 Brecknock Road Holloway in the county of Middlesex A cattle salesman Edmund Dixon Of Colney Hatch in the said county A butcher A few mentioned names locally in Kent Frederick Hughes Hallett Leslie Creery Charles John Furley All of Ashford Solictors This item is on parchment paper Typewritten

Padgham

Dixon

Hallett

Creery

Furley

1165

1809

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Indenture 1809 6 pages Marriage Settlement The father John Turing Bequeath £10.000 to his daughter Ann Catharine Turing His Estate was estimated at £82.000 Between The Reverend Charles Baker Of Tilmanstone in the county of Kent A Clerk And Ann Catharine Turing Of Knowlton in the said county A spinster Robert Lang And John Gilbert Francklyn Both of Finsbury Square County of Middlesex William Hougham Of Barton Court In the said county of Kent This item is on vellum Hand Written 21 Waxed seals

Turing

Baker

Lang

Francklyn

Hougham

1166

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

Delcambre

1167

1911

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A George V illuminated Grant of Arms for the year 1911 to Leonard Clements Slater of Muswell Hill,in the county of Middlesex. It has 2 large attached wax seals,contained in gilt metal boxes and also found in the box was a small wooden box containing a seal of the coat of arms granted to Leonard Clements Slater. The manuscript bears a well painted coat of arms and was recorded in the College of Arms ,London. Retained in the original red leather box decorated in gold with George V cypher. All in good condition.The box measures 22.5" x6" and the manuscript is 25" in length. I have saved a copy of the image of the arms.

Slater

1168

1881

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An Indenture of Lease dated the 9th June 1881 made between Edward Burke of The Kings Head Twickenham in the County of Middlesex of the one part and The Local Board for the District of Twickenham of the other part The Indenture Leases Stabling and premises situate adjoining The Kings Head Hotel Twickenham to Edward Burke for a term of 20 years. The Indenture will obviously have some hitorical significance to the area. The Deed has been beautifully written and is in excellent condition. It has the prominent Common Seal of the Local Board of Twickenham at the foot

Burke

1169

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

Arrowsmith

1170

1845

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Indenture 1845 Conveyance Fresh Marshlands In The Parish Of Brookland In Kent 4 Pages Between William Knight Of Wittersham In The County Of Kent A Grazier And Mary Wittaker Of No 33 Glouscester Place New Road In The Parish Of St Marylebone In The County Of Middlesex Late Mary Knight Spinster Elizabeth Knight Of No 15 Charles Street West Bourne Terrace In The Parish Of Paddington In The Said County Of Middlesex A Spinster And Catherine Knight Of No 15 Charles Street Aforesaid A Spinster Lydia Knight Of No 15 Charles Street Aforesaid A Spinster And James Knight Of No 3 Phoenix Place East Street Walworth In The County Of Surrey A Gent James Knight Of Burton-Upon-Trent In The County Of Stafford A Esquire And John Ellis Mace Of Tenterden In the County Of Kent A Gent This Item is On Vellum Hand Written 11 Waxed Seals

Knight

Wittaker

Mace

1171

1776

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Indenture Dated 1776 2 pages Assignment Land and buildings in Headcorn Kent Between James Knight Of Harrietsham in the county of Kent A Yeoman Elizabeth Goodwin Late of Maidstone in the county of Kent now of Catherine Street in the Strand in the county of Middlesex A widow relict an adminstratrix Of Simon Goodwin late of Maidstone Schoolmaster deceased Said Simon Goodwin was the eldest son of Simon and Martha Goodwin Late of Headcorn deceased George Goodwin of Maidstone in the county of Kent A surgeon and apothecary Only surving son and heir at law of the first named Simon Goodwin By the said Elizabeth his wife And also Brother and heir at law of Charles Goodwin Late of Maidstone A Tailor deceased Thomas Goodwin Of Headcorn A Yeoman This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Knight

Goodwin

1172

1840

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Indenture Dated 1840 Assignment Of Mr Giles Grist's Share and interest of and in the residuary estate of the late Mr William Grist Of Brookland in the county of Kent Between Giles Grist Of Kingston in the county of Surrey A Grocer And Charles Borer Of Clare Market in the parish of St Clement Danes in the county of Middlesex A Grocer This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seal

Grist

Borer

1173

1833

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Indenture dated 1833 5 pages Counterpart of a lease 4 Houses Outbuildings and Gardens Also a Potters Kiln Yard and Claypits and Land Situated in High Halden in the county of Kent Marriage Settlement Between Ann Wilkins Of Charing in the county of Kent A spinster Of the first part And Thomas Rachell Of Charing in the said county A Draper Of the second part And Edward Wilkins of Saint Johns Street Clerkenwell London A Confectioner And William Hodsoll Of Charing A Draper Of the third part This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals

Wilkins

Rachell

Hodsoll

1174

1822

Sylvan Manuscripts

2290

LITTLE BEALINGS: Lease of a tenement in Little Bealings, Suffolk, between Jonathan Tills of Chesham, Carpenter, George Tills of St. Anne, Westminster, Brass Founder and Henry Bayes of Great Bealings, Yeoman. Dated 10 June 1822 in the 3rd year of the reign of King George IV Property: A tenement with land on the road from Woodbridge to Little Bealings. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 60 cm

Tills

Bayes

1175

1785

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6th June 1785 VELLUM DOCUMENT 'BOND OF INDEMNITY - SHERBORNE STEWART ESQ. TO MATTHEW RIDLEY ESQ. HAND WRITTEN ON VELLUM AND STILL CARRYING THE ORIGINAL SEAL AND 'STAMPS' - THIS 'BOND OF INDEMNITY' DATED '1785' BETWEEN 'SHERBORNE STEWART OF BOND STREET IN THE PARISH OF ST. GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE' AND 'MATTHEW RIDLEY OF BALTIMORE IN MARYLAND' MEASURES APPROX. 23 1/4" X 11 3/4" CONDITION - GOOD FOR ITS AGE - FOLD MARKS AND FOXING - COMPLETE AND NO 'TEARS' - SMALL PIN/STAPLE HOLES TOP LEFT AND RIGHT CORNERS [INSIGNIFICANT]. Also mentions John Stewart deceased, John Henry Stewart, Amelia Stewart. Sherbourne was possibly the eldest son of John, deceased. Witnessed by James Mitchell and John Ainsley.

Stewart

Ridley

Mitchell

Ainsley

1176

1860

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Indenture Dated 1860 2 Pages Counterpart Lease Maytham Hall House And Premises And The Exclusive Right Of Shooting Over Maytham Hall Estate For 7 Years etween Robert Thomas Gybbon Gybbon Monypenny Of Maytham Hall In The Parish of Rolvenden In The Said County Esquire And Thomas Appach Of No 40 Hyde Park Square In The Parish Of Paddington In The County Of Middlesex This Item Is On Vellum Waxed Seals Hand Written

Monypenny

Appach

1177

1894

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An 8 page vellum indenture with plan dated 31st December 1894 relating to the lease of the Upper Welsh Harp Tavern situate near the Hyde, Hendon. It is between Charles Harrison Page of Dulwich House, Landaff, Glamorgan (esq.) and John Tompsett Noakes and Wickham Noakes of White Grounds, Bermondsey (brewers and co-partners carrying on business as Day Noakes and Sons). Lots of terms and conditions attached to the lease. Has two seals and signatures with two witness signatures. There are four revenue stamps. Has been folded.

Page

Noakes

1178

1898

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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

1179

1886

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handwritten Indenture dated 1886. It's complete with its 4 seal's and 6 stamps ( re-scan ) this is only part of the Indenture is measures 22 by 17 inches and is in very good condition. This handwritten indenture is for the area of Middlesex and some names are, Auther Swann, J Hackney Esq.

Swann

Hackney

1180

1845

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17th July 1845. THIS ASSIGNMENT RELATES TO LAND AND PREMISES AT LADBROKE SQUARE AND NOTTING HILL. JOHN STEPHENS WAS THE ARCHITECT OF SOME OF THE PROPERTIES ON THIS DEVELOPMENT, IT ALSO MENTIONS WILLIAM PARKIN AND JACOB CONNOP TWO OF THE MAJOR DEVELOPERS OF THIS PART OF LONDON. THIS DOCUMENT IN ONE PART IS FOR THE SUM OF £2523.9.3 A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THOSE DAYS. THIS IS A VERY LARGE VELUM DOCUMENT. From the image the parties were Robat Fincham Esq and others to John Stevens Esq.

Stephens

Parkin

Connop

Fincham

Stevens

1181

1843

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1843. THIS LEASE RELATES TO 32 LADBROKE SQUARE, FROM WILLIAM PARKIN TO JACOB CONNOP TWO OF THE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR MUCH OF THE BUILDING IN THIS AREA OF LONDON.

Parkin

Connop

1182

1869

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This is a good Vellum Indenture dated 23rd September 1869. This two page indenture is for Mr John Ambler ( by the direction of Mr George Pike ) to Mr James Burbeck. Lease of No 7 Medina Cottages, Seven Sisters Road, Holloway, London. Registered 29th September 1869 B22 No788. John Ambler of Isledon Road Holloway in the county of Middlesex George Pike of Seven Sisters Road Holloway James Birbeck Of Devonshire Place Holloway ( Greengrocer ). This 1869 Vellum 2 page Vellum Indenture is still held together with its wax seal and the signature of J.Berbeck across it, and the blue Duty stamp is still in place.

Ambler

Pike

Burbeck

1183

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 Site Plan

Hollingshead

Thompson

Vincent

1184

1836

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Indenture Dated 1836 Lease For A Year For A Rent of One Peppercorn Only Due On The Last Day Of The Said Term (if demanded) All That Messuage Or Tenement Situated In The Town Of Tenterden In The County Of Kent With Stables And Other Buildings Yard Garden And Part Of a Piece Of Ground All Those Buildings Lodges Or Outhouses Formerly Use For A Slaughter Pound Slaughter House Lodges Or Stable Between Thomas Goodwin Of Ashford In The County Of Kent A Labourer And Henry Goodwin Of Tenterden In The Said County A Labourer Richard Goodwin Of The Quadrant Regent Street In The County Of Middlesex A Confectioner Stephen Goodwin Of Grafton Street East Tottenham Court Road In The Said County A Gentleman's Servant Mary Goodwin Of Tenterden A Spinster Charlotte Goodwin Of Leighs Buildings Sun Street Bishopsgate In The County Of Middlesex A Spinster Elizabeth Goodwin Of The Same Place A Spinster Josiah Easy Of The Same Place A Warehouseman And Catherine His Wife Formerly Catherine Goodwin Spinster Mary Goodwin Of Seymour Street Somers Town In The Said County Of Middlesex A Widow John Goodwin Of The Same Place A Cheesemonger William Goodwin Of The Same Place A Cabinet Maker George Goodwin Of The Same Place Catherine Waghorn Of Frittenden In The County Of Kent A Widow William Longley Of Tenterden In The Said County A Farmer Thomas Pasfield Davidson Of Furnivals Inn In The Said County Of Middlesex A Gent This Item Is On Vellum 14 Waxed Seals Hand Written

Goodwin

Easy

Waghorn

Longley

Davidson

1185

1776

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1776 Georgian indenture on vellum. This indenture is for the sale of a house in Westminster in the county of Middlesex for the sum of £200 between the sons of John Snow (deceased) and John Saurouro of France. There are four fine red seals, one embossed blue royal 5 shilling tax stamp and one small Georgian white stamp. This indenture is in very good order. From the images I can make out the names John, Charles and Richard Snow. Also mentions John Laurence and George Byfield

Snow

Saurouno

Laurence

Byfield

1186

1883

Sylvan Manuscripts

1373

ST GILES IN THE FIELDS: Counterpart lease of no. 16 Castle Street, Endell Street, St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, between Robert Richmond of Crouch End, Esquire and John Connors of St Giles in the Fields. Dated 2 January 1883 Property: All that piece of ground and house erected thereon, called 16 Castle Street, Endell Street in the parish of St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Richmond

Connors

1187

1886

Sylvan Manuscripts

2328

Lease of a house in Highgate, Middlesex, between Cadogan Hodgson Cadogan of Brinkburne Priory, Morpeth, Right Hon. Frederick Temple Earl Dufferin Viscount of Clandeboye, Governor General and Viceroy of India, Right Hon. Walter Charles Lord Northbourne of Whitehall Gardens, Vaughan Henry Alexander Holberton of Hampton, Rev. James Charles Blomfield of Launton, Clerk, Rev. James Peers Tweed of Little Waltham, Clerk and Local Board for the District of Hornsey. Large detailed plan of property. Signature of Lord Northbourne. A parcel of land in Highgate on Southwood Lane near to Pets Cottage, and a footpath called Park Walk; with all buildings and offices thereon built.

Blomfield

Cadogan

Holberton

Lord Northbourne

Temple Earl Dufferin Viscount

Tweed

1188

1846

Sylvan Manuscripts

2329

Assignment of leasehold premises in the parish of St. George, Middlesex, between George Tinney of Stepney, Gent, Richard Withers of Mile End, Chandler deceased and James East Oldaker of Great Ilford, Gent. Two parcels of land with six brick houses in the parish of St. George, standing on the East Side of a Street leading from the Highway or Back Lane to the South End of the premises. Known by the nos. 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13.

Oldaker

Tinney

Withers

1189

1783

Sylvan Manuscripts

2446

Deed of Covenant for levying a fine on lands at Stockland, Dorset, Horton, Buckinghamshire, and Stanwell and Harlington in Middlesex, between Thomas Bullock of Knights, and Ann his wife and William Lyon of Grays Inn, Gent. The Rudge and Downings Estates at Stockland, Dorset. Land called Abbotts Acre in Horton, Buckinghamshire. Also several messuages and lands in Stanwell, Middlesex and Harlington.

Bullock

Lyon

1190

1880

Sylvan Manuscripts

2334

Counterpart lease of 58 Bedford Gardens, Kensington, Middlesex, between Frederick William Hitchin Kemp of Margate, Gent, John Hiles Knowles of Reading, Dentist, Halley Stewart of St. Leonards, Gent, Ebenezer Stewart of Rochester, and Mary Anne his wife, Amelia Louisa Pedder of Kensington, Spinster and Mona Lucy Pedder of Kensington. No. 58 Bedford Gardens in the parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington.

Kemp

Knowles

Pedder

Stewart

1191

1840

Sylvan Manuscripts

2327

Conveyance of a plot of land on Ferdinand Street, St. Pancras, Middlesex, between Right Hon. Charles Lord Southampton Baron Southampton and Francis Parkyn of Bedford Street. Signature of Lord Southampton. An isolated and triangular piece of land in St. Pancras on Ferdinand Street and the road from Hampstead to Kentish Town.

Lord Southampton Baron

Parkyn

1192

1865

Sylvan Manuscripts

2331

Lease of No. 45 Falkland Road, Kentish Town, St. Pancras, Middlesex, between The Mast Fellows and Scholars of St. Johns College University of Cambridge, Silas Taylor of Kentish Town, Builder and William Francis Stevenson of Camden Town, Builder. Very nice plan of property. A house being No. 45 Falkland Road and the second house Eastward from Lady Margaret Road, built on the College Estate in Kentish Town.

Stevenson

Taylor

1193

1875

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2333

Conveyance of 13 Rodney Street, Pentonville, Middlesex, between William Welbank of Chancery Registrars Office, Chancery Lane, Law Stationer and William Eustace of Clerkenwell, Gent. A piece of ground with house on the North side of Rodney Street in the parish of St. James Clerkenwell, known as No. 13.

Eustace

Welbank

1194

1823

Sylvan Manuscripts

2352

Lease of 3 houses on Cochrane Terrace, Marylebone, Middlesex, between Walpole Eyre of St. Marylebone, Gent, John Maidlow of St. Marylebone, Builder, John White of St. Marylebone, Victualler, Charles Malpas of Inner Temple and John Hinton of St. George Hanover Square, Victualler. Very attractive plan and front elevation drawing of the properties. A piece of land and three houses on the North Side of Cochrane Terrace, Marylebone, part of the Saint Johns Wood Estate.

Eyre

Hinton

Maidlow

Malpas

White

1195

1793

Sylvan Manuscripts

2337

Settlement of Margaret Winder's estate, between John Blackburn of Manchester, Gent, and Ellin his wife, Ralph Asheton of Preston, Gent, Clarissa Porter of Marybone and Margaret Winder of Portland Place. The residue of Margaret Winder's estate being 340 pounds.

Asheton

Blackburn

Porter

Winder

1196

1858

Sylvan Manuscripts

2351

Counterpart lease of premises on Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, between Alice Howell of Simonstone, Hawes, Widow, Ebenezer Howell of Kelbrook, Deceased and George Samuel Webb of St. James Place, Bethnal Green, Gent. Two pieces of land and premises on Old Ford Road or Peel Terrace and Peel Grove in the parish of St. Mathew, Bethnal Green.

Howell

Webb

1197

1770

Sylvan Manuscripts

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ST. CLEMENTS DANES, ST. MARTINS IN THE FIELDS: Marriage Settlement for houses next to the Cross Keys Tavern at Charing Cross and a wharf in St. Clements Danes, Middlesex, between Thomas Lloyd of Lincolns Inn, Gent, Ann Goodchild of St. George the Martyr, Widow, Vincent John Biscoe of Bedford Row and John Kittson of Six Clerks Office, Clerk of the High Court of Chancery. Dated 3 January 1770 in the 10th year of the reign of King George III Property: Four houses in Saint Martins Lane in the parish of Saint Martins in the Fields adjoining to the Cross Keys Tavern near Charing Cross. A wharf at the lower end of Milford Lane in the parish of St. Clement Danes. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Revenue stamps cut out of vellum in margins affecting - 1cm of text on some pages. Dirt marking, creases and rubbed text. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. 5 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm

Lloyd

Goodchild

Biscoe

Kittson

1198

1835

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A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 68.5 cm x 45 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage or tenement, workhouse or shop, formerly a Smith's Forge or Trevise situate in the town and port of New Romney, Kent dated 3 April 1835. Mr George Reeve to Mr William Bourn Parties: William BOURN, Wheelwright of New Romney, Kent; George REEVE, Gentleman of the Parish of St James, Westminster, Middlesex Other names mentioned include: James Bourne, James Brown, Edward Mittell, Sarah Mittell, William Paine, Ann Reeve, John Reeve, Thomas Warrington, James Willmanton Document signed by: George Reeve Condition: Some discolouration otherwise quite good for age

Reeve

Bourn

Brown

Mittell

Paine

Warrington

Willmanton

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1930

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Indenture Dated 1930 4 Pages Conveyance Of Approx Three Acres Of Freehold Land Part Of Gatefield Populars Farm At The Junction Of Halden Lane And The Road From Rolvenden & Tenterden Rolvenden In The County of Kent Between Michael Forbes Tweedie And Maurice Albert Tweedie Both Of 5 Lincolns Inn Fields In The City Of London Solicitors John Yalden Hay Of 9 Theobalds Road In The County Of Middlesex Esquire And The Rural District Council Of Tenterden In The County Of Kent Other Names Mentioned Alexander Forbes Tweedie James Tweedie Richard Waller Tweedie Francis Nalder This Item is On Vellum Hand Written Site Map Waxed Seals

Tweedie

Hay

Nalder

1200

1690

Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007

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Cromp (Laurence, Portcullis Pursuivant, d. 1710) The Genealogie of the Antient Family of Gould of Staverton... Devon. Shewing their Alliances to Severall Noble Families, but in Particular to the Monks Dukes of Albermarle and to the Petres Lds. Petre. Continued down to Edward Gould of Highgate in... Midd[lese]x, manuscript on vellum, decorated in colours and gold, title and 27pp., some slight soiling in places, modern ink signature of Cecil Hilton Monk Gould 1963 on blank vellum leaf, ink note: “A Continuation of the Genealogy of the Gould Family... 1777” tipped-in on front free endpaper, 19th century ink note on fly-leaf, original red morocco, ornate gilt decoration, upper cover faded, a little marked and rubbed, modern slip-case, folio, 1690. I have saved a copy of the image.

Cromp

Gould

1201

1759

Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007

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Chelsea Hospital.- Fox (Henry, first Baron Holland, statesman, 1705-74) Warrant appointing James Hopson to be a messenger of Chelsea Hospital, D.s. “H Fox”, “Barrington” and others, manuscript on vellum, 1p., foxed and yellowed, 367 x 490mm., 10th September 1759; and 3 others warrants made out to James Hopson for posts at Chelsea Hospital, v.s., v.d. (4)

Hopson