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1608,
1634 |
Bloomsbury
23 Nov 2000 |
6 |
Parry (Richard, bishop of St. Asaph,
revised the Welsh translation of the bible of William Morgan,
1560-1623)Indenture sale of "one parcell of meadowe grounde... called by
the name of y dryll grolyb", D.s., manuscript on vellum, 28 lines, 188 x
378mm., 27th June 1608 ; Leader (John, of Fulmodeston cum Croxton, Norfolk)
Will, manuscript fair copy on vellum, with codicil, 18 lines, 204 x 335mm.,
22nd September 1634, slightly soiled, folds; and 17 others documents
comprising 5 James I, 5 Charles I, 6 Cromwellian, 5 Charles II & 1
William & Mary, manuscripts on vellum, v.s., v.d. (19). Estimate: £150 -
200. Sale price: £420 + 15% buyer commission |
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18th/19th
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Dominic
Winter 31 Jan 2001 |
256 |
Metal
deed box, containing a large archive of vellum and paper manorial documents,
18th & 19th c. More than 200 documents in all, providing a wealth of genealogical
research material of considerble interest to local Norfolk historians. (1)
£70-100 |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 8 Mar 2001 |
517 |
Archive
of documents, 19th c., including drafts, correspondence, receipts, probate
papers, etc., relating to the family of 'Smyth' and 'Dickens' of East Dearham |
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19th
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Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2001 |
403 |
Norfolk. Extensive archive of papers early to mid
19th c. relating to the Dickins family of Derham, Norfolk, including bills,
receipts, an extensive series of family letters, legal documents, land
transaction documents, valuations and inventories of property and an
interesting bundle of documents relating to the building of a coach, plus
many many more. A rich archive of primary source material on an important
family in one of Norfolk's principle towns. Derham, now East Derham lies some
16 miles west of Norwich. |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 16 May 2001 |
450 |
Collection
of manorial documents 19th c., including notices of land closures, commissioners
awards, sales particulars of estates etc a document concerning the sale of a
windmill, claims to the commissioners relating to land enclosures, early bill
heads and a plan of Felmingham dated 1818. |
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1661 |
Bloomsbury
11 May 2000 |
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Lighthouses.-.,
Turnor (Sir Edward, King's Counsel & Attorney-General to the Duke of
York, afterwards judge, 1617-76) Grant of Winterton-on-Sea & Orfordness
Lights Norfolk & Suffolk, to Sir Edward Turnor for 60 years?.?.?. after
expiracion of the former grant to Gerard Gore, manuscript, 12pp., docket on
verso of last leaf, last page tear along fold partly affecting text, last
page extensively browned, edges a little frayed in places, 4to, |
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17th/18th
Century |
Bloomsbury
11 Nov 1999 |
108 |
East
Anglia. - Group of indentures, including leases, releases, assignments &
a probate, relating to property in Norfolk & Suffolk, including the Manor
of Melford, & a few other legal papers, manuscripts, 16 on vellum, some
with seals, one (1691) relating to John Pepys of Cambridge, v.s., all but a
few 17th or 18th century (c.28). Dr. John Pepys (d. 1692), lawyer, Fellow of
Trinity Hall, Cambridge and Samuel Pepys' cousin. #70 - 100 |
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1383 |
Bloomsbury
22 Nov 2001 |
61 |
Quitclaim
by Fulc, Rector of Foulsham in favour of Thomas Deye of North Elmham,
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 8 lines, folds, docket on verso:
"Charter of ?Hoyonstide in Elmham lying between land... called Halclose
and a messuage of John Parnale...", very small tear not affecting text,
small traces of wax seal, 95 x 299mm., Foulsham, 1st September 1383. North
Elmham, five miles north of East Dereham. A grant by Fulc, Rector of Foulsham
quitclaiming in favour of Thomas Deye "all lands and tenements, moors,
marshes, turbaries, meadows, pastures and grazing rights with other
easements... and all the lands and tenements in Northelmham". |
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1840 |
Bloomsbury
22 Nov 2001 |
92 |
Genealogy.-
The Pedigree of Crake of Crake in The County of Norfolk, manuscript fair
copy, title and 70pp. excluding blanks, a small quantity of material relating
to the Fawkes of Farnley loosely inserted, original half roan, word, sm. 4to,
n.d. [c. 1840]. |
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1759 |
Dominic
Winter 12 Dec 2001 |
511 |
Manuscript
document on paper, 2pp, large folio, being a commissioners report to the
Bishop of Norwich regarding the exchange of glebe lands for other land held
by local landowners dated 1759, a slight weakness in the folds but otherwise
in excellent legible condition The lands in question are at Burnham Deepdale
in the north east of the county, and the document provides a precise schedule
of each parcel of glebe land which is to be exchanged for similar areas of
land held by local landowners, because the glebe land is considered to be
much more valuable for agricultural purposes. All landowners are mentioned as
well as the local Rector, making this document of considerable importance to
local historians and genealogist. |
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16th-18th
century |
Dominic
Winter 30 Jan 2002 |
375 |
Collection
of more than forty vellum documents, 16th-18th c., all relating to the Manor
of Wroxham. An important archive of documents for local historians and
genealogist. The earliest document in the collection dates from 1572 |
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19th/20th
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Dominic
Winter 30 Jan 2002 |
376 |
Large quantity
of printed and manuscript documents relating to various parts of Norfolk,
19th & 20th c., including sales brochures, sale and auction posters,
plans, manorial documents, indentures, old vellum terriers, awards of
enfranchisement etc. |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
250 |
Archive
of indentures, official documents and other papers relating to the manors of
Aylsham Vicarage and Aylsham on part Lancaster, mainly mid 19th c., all in
fine condition and apparently unopened since being drawn up, about 50
documents in all including vellum indentures, abstracts of title, one
manuscript will, one printed sales particulars for the sale of properties in
Aylsham and a manuscript schedule of deeds relating to the Manor of Aylsham
Vicarage. The main run of documents deal with the sale of a large and
valuable estate within the manor. |
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19th/20th
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Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
251 |
Archive
of letters and other documents, mainly early 20th c., all relating to
Blickling Hall in Norfolk, some dating from early 19th c relating to accounts
information and supplies to the estate, the later letters dealing with the
administration of the affairs of the estate after the death of the
Marchioness of Lothian. Blickling Hall, near Norwich, is one of the finest
Jacobean mansions in the country and is now in the ownership of the National
Trust. These papers provide considerable information on the estate at a time
of the death of the Marchioness of Lothian with a large number of letters
relating to payments and debts. The earlier documents include two relating to
land tax dating from the early part of the 19th c |
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1759 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
252 |
Manuscript
document on paper, 2pp, large folio, being a commissioners report to the
Bishop of Norwich regarding the exchange of glebe lands for other land held
by local landowners dated 1759, a slight weakness in the folds but otherwise
in excellent legible condition The lands in question are at Burnham Deepdale
in the north east of the county, and the document provides a precise schedule
of each parcel of glebe land which is to be exchanged for similar areas of
land held by local landowners, because the glebe land is considered to be
much more valuable for agricultural purposes. All landowners are mentioned as
well as the local Rector, making this document of considerable importance to
local historians and genealogist |
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1830s |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
253 |
Extensive
archive of papers relating to East Dereham, mainly 1830's, contained largely
in bundles and likely unopened since drawn up including a large legal folio
document of 175pp being the draft will of Thomas Smyth of East Dereham, 1842,
two earlier accounts notebooks belonging to him, a vellum indenture for
property owned by him, together with many other papers relating to him, a
large bundle of legal letters relating to East Dereham, 1835/6, manuscript
particulars of the auction of a large estate at Stow Bardolph, 1836, a
bricklayer's receipt dated 1817 'for 600 pantiles', large bundles of manorial
accounts 1830's containing a large number of names, large bundles of legal
documents including the appointment of the advowson of the Rectory of Little
Dereham, 1838, appointments of trustees, a marriage settlement, and many
other papers. A fine an extensive archive that will doubtless yield
considerable new information on this Norfolk town, situated some 16 miles
west of Norwich. Most of the papers relate to Smyth and his immediate family
and descendents. Smyth was obviously a considerably wealthy man in the area,
judging from the accounting information in this archive. Of particular value
are the rent records which show who was living in the area at the time. |
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19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
254 |
Manuscript
document on paper, mid 19th c., being the abstract of title of James Coker to
cottages and land held on the Manor of Great Walsingham, written in a neat
secretarial hand on 8pp, large folio |
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18th/19th
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Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
256 |
Small
group of documents, 18th - 19th c., relating to deputy lieutenants of
Norfolk, documents on vellum, one signed by the Earl of Leicester, two signed
by George Walpole, Earl of Orford, together with two attractive 19th c
documents on parchment signed by Kimberley as Chancellor of the University of
London |
Walpole |
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1744-1803 |
Dominic
Winter 7 Mar 2002 |
257 |
Group
of three documents on paper and one on vellum, 1744-1803, all in fine
condition, including three obligation bonds and a vellum indenture signed by
Robert Swallow a surgeon of Watton, relating to lands and property at
Carbrooke |
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1856 |
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Indenture is a legal document, which details a Deed of Covenant, relating to
land in Aylsham, made between Miss Harriet Roper and Mrs Marianne Harriet
Lincoln on 21st November 1856. Both individuals mentioned in the Indenture
lived in Aylsham and Cromer (North Norfolk). The ten shillings Revenue Stamp
has been paid and stamped out from the Norwich Office in 1856. This document
measures 0.8 metres by 0.6 metres |
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1700 |
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document drawn up in 1700 on PAPER. Handwritten and
on TWO SIDE it gives details of THE ARTICLES OF ASSIGNMENT MADE BETWEEN
SYMON OLLYETT OF AYLSHAM IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK AND CHARLES BIDDEN OF
BRINTON IN THE SAID COUNTY, WEAVER. FOR PROPERTY AND LAND IN SHARRINGTON IN
NORFOLK. TWO WAX SEALS AND TWO EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS. IN GOOD CONDITION FOR
AGE - ON ONE SHEET OF SHEILD WATERMARKED PAPER WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN MADE IN
HOLLAND AS EARLY PAPER OFTEN WAS |
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1864 |
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document drawn up in 1864 on PAPER. Handwritten and
on ONE SIDE it gives details of THE AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE HOUSE AND LAND
BETWEEN CHARLES DORR THE ELDER OF WATTON IN NORFOLK FARMER AND JOHN TINGEY OF
ELLINGHAM HALL NORFOLK A MERCHANT. FOR PROPERTY AND LAND IN CARRBROOKE
IN NORFOLK. EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMP, IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET
OF WATERMARKED 1863 PAPER |
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1816 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
301 |
Donkin (Bryan). Autograph letter signed to William Stark of
Norwich, dated November 29th, 1816, concerning the practical arrangements for
a forthcoming visit of Dr Spurzheim and writing in praise of his theories,
written in a clear legible hand on thin (machine made?) paper, some creasing
and fraying with loss of text, but not losing the sense of the letter, with
attached address portion and postmark Dr Johann Spurzheim (1776-1832) was by
this time at the height of his fame as the world's leading phrenologist,
having laid down the principles of understanding the nature of the brain and
its working which are still followed today. Donkin discusses the best way in
which Spurzheim's casts can be sent to Norwich and then goes on to describe
him as 'a prodigy of courage' and states that 'truth is irresistable'. Donkin
(1768-1855) was a talented engineer and inventor who is credited with the
practical development of a machine to manufacture paper. Other innovations
included improvements in printing machinery and a method of preserving meat
and vegetables in air tight cans. The paper on which this letter was written
was possibly produced by his innovative machine. |
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1834 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
381 |
Fascinating group of printed and manuscript documents relating to
an incendiary attack on a large barn containing corn and wheat, 1834,
including a manuscript eye witness account of the attack, a Whitehall warrant
authorising a huge reward for capturing the perpetrators, two printed reward
posters, and two further reward broadsides for another attack on the same
farm. Scarce. The attack took place on a farm belonging to H S Farman of
Salehouse, near Norwich, and the then huge sum of 00 was offered by the
Government and the Taverham Association for the capture of the perpetrators.
The attack was most probably as a result of the corn laws. |
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1770s |
Dominic
Winter 11 Apr 2002 |
382 |
Group of legal documents, 1770s, relating to substantial lands and
estates belonging to George Montgomerie who died intestate and thus conveyed
to Mary Williams of Woolerton, Norfolk Of particular interest is the fact
that the legal work was carried out by Horatio, Lord Walpole, brother to the
first Prime Minister. |
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1761,
1801 |
Dominic
Winter 26 Jun 2002 |
512 |
Large manuscript estate map 'Carefully performed by James
Hemmingway', 1761, produced on a single vellum sheet, a little creased and
dusty but otherwise in good order, showing the Parish of Salhouse in Norfolk,
with fields assigned to named people and a schedule of land holding down the
left hand margin, together with a defective (though repairable) manuscript
plan on paper of the same area dated 1801 'Salhouse' is now most probably
Salthouse on the Norfolk coast just east of Clay-next-the-Sea. |
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1666 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
925 |
Fine document on vellum, dated August 1st, 1666, being a
conveyance of the Mansion House and Estate of Marsham in Norfolk, written in
a neat calligraphic hand with an attractive calligraphic heading, with
signatures and pendant wafered red wax seals of the Trustees to the sale, and
with an attached terrier with details of all messuages, lands etc. belonging
to it with many personal names and field names, in excellent fresh condition |
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28 |
1762,
1773 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
926 |
Two attractive estate maps on vellum, dated 1762 and 1773, the
first, entirely in manuscript, showing an estate belonging to Thomas Manning
at Pulham St Mary (near to Harlston), and the second with some printed
features including a very attractive title cartouche showing an estate
belonging to George Betts at Blow Norton, slight creasing to edges of second
map (easily pressed out) otherwise both in fine fresh condition |
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17th-19th
century |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
927 |
Large collection of manuscripts, documents etc., 17th-19th c.,
including the awards for the enclosure of Salhouse (modern Salthouse), bonds,
wills, indentures and agreements purchase of tithes, manorial documents,
estate plans, the building of a vicarage at Salthouse (which includes full
specifications), stock certificates, inventories, the ordination certificate
for a priest, a detailed listing of the names of the soldiers of the Wyndham
regiment for 1792, an account book from the early 1700s showing estates,
names of fields, cultivation etc., and a number of letters relating to the
area |
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1789-1913 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002 |
928 |
Manuscript minute book of the Manor of the Rectory of
Garboldisham, 1789- 1913, written in various hands detailing the day to day
business of the Manor, 62pp, folio. A Manorial minute book which covers a
remarkably long period of time. It is interesting to note that in this part
of Norfolk the Manorial system which had been in place since the time of
William the Conqueror was still operating to the year before WWI.
Garboldisham lies on the A1066 between Thetford and Diss. |
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1670 |
Dominic
Winter 5 Nov 2002 |
441 |
Diss Market Tolls. Scarce vellum
indenture dated December 20th, 1670, relating to Roger Pepys, owner of the
market and tolls of the town of Diss, stating that he has received 'at the
court of his Majesty at Westminster, from the hands of Sir Robert Long, one
measure of brass conteyning one bushel sizes and seals by his Majesty's
mearues and standards for the common wealth profit and case of all people'.
Extremely rare. A fascinating example of early weights and measures
regulations. Documents of this nature hardly if ever appear on the market. |
Pepys |
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1824 |
Dominic
Winter 5 Nov 2002 |
442 |
Multiple sheet vellum indenture, 1824, for the release and
conveyance of an estate at Whinbergh and Westfield, Norfolk, with a covanent
to surrender copyhold, with an extensive manuscript schedule describing the
land involved and a finely executed manuscript plan, in pen with wash
colours, in good condition. Whinbergh and Westfield are today two villages
lying just south of East Dereham. |
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33 |
1817-1863 |
Dominic
Winter 5 Nov 2002 |
443 |
Three manuscript accounts books covering the period 1817-63,
recording the day to day business of a titled family in Salhouse, Norfolk,
including payments for auction bills, donations to the poor, butchers bills,
coopering, items of clothing, payments to workmen, purchase of many different
household provisions, the payment of the window tax, servant tax, dog tax,
amorial bearings tax, fishmongers bills and many many more. A fascinating
insight into high status family life for half of the 19th c. Salhouse is now
Salthouse on the coast near Sheringham. |
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17th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 5 Nov 2002 |
444 |
A collection of more than 200 vellum and paper manorial
documents, 17th-20th c., all relating to ancient manors in Norfolk, including
Pulham, Garboldisham, Burston, Bressington, East Harling, Kenninghall, and
Frenze |
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18th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 11 Dec 2002 |
439 |
Large quantity of documents 18th-20th c., including indentures,
agreements, conditions of sale, printed sales particulars, valuations, awards
for the enclosure of Garboldisham, a 19th c. farm ledger listing payments to
workers with many other details etc. The areas covered include East Harling,
Denton, Pulham, East Harling, and Bressingham. |
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1813-1832 |
Dominic
Winter 11 Dec 2002 |
440 |
Three manuscript accounts books 1813-1832, containing a
considerable number of entries for a wealthy titled family in Salhouse
(modern-day Salthouse), including payments to tradesmen, purchase of hats for
the coachmen and footmen etc. An important record of day-to-day life on a
wealthy estate. Salthouse is on the coast near to Sherringham. |
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1862 |
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Auction is for a large Vellum Indenture measuring 27 inches wide, by 21
inches high. This legal document, dated 31st July 1862,and is the
"Conveyance of the Freehold and Inheritance of a Piece of Land at
Aylsham Norfolk, late Copyhold of the Manor of Aylesham on the part of
Lancaster". The Indenture is drawn up between Mr William Henry Scott and
Mr Benjamin Powell, both from Aylsham, in the county of Norfolk. Both their
signatures appear at the bottom of the document, adjacent to two wax seals
which are wholly intact. The Revenue stamp is for two shillings and sixpence,
and was issued by the Aylsham Office. This Indenture is in very good
condition, with clear and crisp script. |
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1816 |
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one
page vellum document dated 6 August 1816. It measures17 inches long by 24.25
inches wide. It deals with the Sale and bargin of propert,a barn, a stable,
outhouses a yard and gardens on Burnham Market Road, North crete, Norfolk.
The agreement is between Edmund Savory, John Buck and William Lunniss to John
Ellis. It retains the revenue stamp and three wax seals with signatures. |
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1870 |
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two
page vellum document dated 18 January 1870. It measures 24 inches long by
29.5 inches wide. It deals with the conveyance of messnages and premises
known as The Norfolk Wine Vaults situated at the corner of Church Lane and
South Lynn Plain, Kings Lynn in the County of Norfolk. It is between Mr John
Lewis Marriott and Mr Lewis Whincop Jarvis to Ms Elizabeth Perviman. |
Marriott |
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Perviman |
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1823 |
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GEORGE
IV VELLUM INDENTURE - RELEASE OF COTTAGE IN NORWICH - 1823. Sale (release)
of a cottage and garden in the hamlet of Pockthorpe, Norwich, made the 8th
day of February 1823, between James Edwards the elder of Norwich, watchmaker,
of the first part, James Edwards the younger of Norwich, watchmaker, of the
second part, and Thomas Leeds, Norwich, gentleman, and George Jay, gentleman,
of the third part. All that cottage or tenement in the hamlet of Pockthorpe,
Norwich, now in the occupation of the said James Edwards the younger, bounded
by the public street called Barrack street on the North, by the passage
leading from the said street into a common yard adjoining the said piece of
land, and bounded by another property to the East occupied by James Edwards
the elder. Also gives access to the
common privy and pump. Good condition single page vellum written in English.
Three signatures and red wax seals. 58 by 76 cm. |
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1747 |
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1747 PAPER DOCUMENTS
OF CASE judgements HELD IN THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH IN
1587. TWO documents drawn up in and around
1747 on PAPER. Handwritten they give details of judgements made for
the tennants Lin in NORFOLK in the 29th Year of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
interesting OLD document for collectors of handwritten items, social history,
local history as it deals with inclosure rights etc. GUARANTEED original
on two SHEETs of shield WATERMARKED PAPER. There is storage
wear to these items on folds and are sold as researchers copies without
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1766 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Hickling Stannow. MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT
DETAILING ADMISSION OF MR JOHN CUBITT, GENTLEMAN TO THE MANOR OF HICKLING
STANNOW, NORFOLK, AT A COURT BARON BEFORE JOHN BARNEY, STEWARD TO THE LORD OF
THE MANOR, HELD THE 17TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1766. This document records the
surrender of copyhold lands held by John Cubitt to the Lord of the Manor of
Hickling Stannow, Norfolk. It goes on to record the reassignment of the use
of the lands, by the Lord, jointly back to John Cubitt and his intended wife,
Ann High of East Tuddenham, for the rest of their lives. This would have
ensured that both John and his wife would have equal inheritance to the lands
on the death of the partner. Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling
and threepence revenue stamp and tax stamp. 30 by 37 cm. Good condition. |
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1627 |
Bloomsbury
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Cotton
(Thomas, of Hanworth Hall, Norfolk) Last Will & Testament, D.s.
"Thomas Cotton", manuscript on vellum, folds, wax seal, 545 x
640mm., 2nd November 1627. |
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1816 |
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Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Old Hall and Syrriots in East Dereham Together
with Yaxham- 1816. MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT DATED 27TH DAY OF MARCH 1816
RECORDING THE SALE OF LAND AND COTTAGES BY RICHARD GODDARD OF EAST DEREHAM
AND BENJAMIN CARTER OF RAINHAM, COPYHOLDERS AND CUSTOMARY TENANTS OF THE
MANOR AND ASSIGNS OF JOHN SLEEMAN RICHARDS, A BANKRUPT, TO JAMES GOOCH OF
EAST DEREHAM, ESQUIRE. SIGNED BY GEO: COOPER, DEPUTY STEWARD. The document
includes the sale of several pieces of land and cottages thereon between East
Dereham and Yaxham in Norfolk.
Includes detailed descriptions of the land, neighbours at the time and
references to the enclosure awards for the area. Handwritten in English on Brookman and
Skeats laid paper watermarked 1815. One sheet folded into two. 42 by 34 cm
when opened out. Good condition. |
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1903 |
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A 1903
conveyance of freehold and covenant to surrender Copyhold parts of a messuage
windmill land and premises at Aslacton? in Norfolk. |
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46 |
1882 |
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An
Abstract of Title of Mr ….? Huggins comprising approx. 9 pages. Appears to
refer to a freehold chapel and premises situate at Garboldisham in Norfolk.
Mentions different names etc. and would appear ideal for genealogy etc. |
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1780,
1804 |
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This is
an attested copy of a mortgage dated the 24th. October, 1780 (but the
watermark? appears to be 1804).Would appear to be about land/building(s) at
Blo' Norton in Norfolk. Mainly refers to the Fisher family. Approx. 4 pages. |
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1673 |
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Indenture
between Horatio, Lord Townshend and Christopher Beddingfole of Norfolk. 1
sheet with signature and seal of Townshend. Dated 22nd October 1673. Size: 26
inches x 16.5 inches. Sealed and delivered in the presence of Sam: Phillips
and Will Tompson. |
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Beddingfole |
Phillips |
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1709 |
Dominic
Winter 9 Apr 2003 |
347 |
Manuscript
vellum terrier for Pulham, dated 28 May 1709, listing in detail all the Glebe
lands belonging to the Rectory & Parsonage of Pulham, with a particular
of all and every the several houses (and land), with signature of the Rector,
Church Wardens and witnesses |
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1871-1912 |
Dominic
Winter 9 Apr 2003 |
348 |
Large
quantity of vellum & paper documents for Norfolk, 18th/19th c., including
indentures (one for a windmill), agreements, acts for enclosing lands, claims
against enclosures, manorial documents, printed sale particulars, including
one listing extensive details for the sale of the Manor Tivetshall, etc |
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51 |
1871-1912 |
Dominic
Winter 9 Apr 2003 |
349 |
Minute
book recording the meetings of the Court Baron of Uphall in Garboldisham,
from 16 January 1871 to 1912 |
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1910 |
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1910
Indenture between James Chinery of Blo Norton and James Welton of …….? In
Norfolk. |
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1802 |
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1802
BOND of Indemnity From Mr Mordicai Drake to Thomas Stow of Wortwell dealing
with premises and land in WORTWELL in NORFOLK namely land near the common
road from BUNGAY To HARLESDEN approx one rood with the appertainances which
premises are freehold or charleshold and also all that piece of land
containing by estimation three roods called Eastgale Pightle lying between
the common way called Churchgate St on the the south the lands of DAME
FRANCIS GAUDY widow then or late of William Proctor....on the north and
towards the west the lands of the late Thomas Horne on a 2 shilling Pt.Quire
,quite detailed but tricky to read, with all relevant stamps and seals |
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Stow |
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Proctor |
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1914 |
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This is
a delightful indenture for 1914 for the conveyance of Upper Vaunces Farm and
Lower Vaunces Farm or Home Farm in the parish of Pulham in the County of
Norfolk. Contains a plan of the farm(s) and lists fields and acres etc. and
ends with 2 'wax' seals. A lovely piece of history.(Approx 5-6 pages). |
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1867 |
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1867
ABSTRACT OF TITLE to Freehold Dwellinghouses and land situate at SHELTON in
NORFOLK late of Mr Robert Westgate deceased. Comprising all that piece,
parcel or ship of land or ground more or less lying between and adjoining the
kings highway from Shelton town house and Shelton Bridge towards Shelton Hall
and Alburgh and old enclosed land belonging to the Rev Edward Frank. 10 pages
in good condition measuring approx 17" x 13" with all relevant
stamps and seals |
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Abstract
of the Title to the freehold parts of an Estate at East Dereham in Norfolk.
AS TO PREMISES FORMERLY ANN RASH'S AFTERWARDS DAYES AND SINCE JAMES SMYTH
ESQUIRE. A record over 37 pages of neat script, with dates from 29th September
1740 to 8th April 1799. The main property being known as the GUILD HALL or
GUILD HOUSE. Premises formerly known as DUNNS also included. Names recorded
include :- Edmund Webster and wife Alice, Francis Fuller, John Ladley, Joseph
Lawrence, Zankey (?) Ladley, Robert Lightfoot & wife Mary, Israel
Lightfoot, Samuel Wales, William Kirby, Elizabet Rix, Francis Rix, Edward
Harvey, John Rose, Thomas Browne, James Hunt, Ann Claxton Rust, Richard Rust,
Willam Rash, Jehosaphat Postle ( Brewer), John Crisp, Robert Larner, Jeremiah
Simonds, Robert Candell, John Smith, Margery Brown, Priscilla Mann, Mary
Rash.....also Nelson, Fisher, Lloyd, Watts, Collison, Boneing, Dunn ( Thomas,
William & Susanna )....plus others! |
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many! |
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1837 |
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Abstract
of title of the Trustees under the Will of Mr George Baker deceased to a
piece of land at Blo Norton in the County of Norfolk. |
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1918 |
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A 1918 indenture
which appears to be regarding a freehold messuage and lands at Dickleburgh,
Norfolk. It contains a 'plan',approx. 5 pages and some red 'wax' seals(which
appear to be all the same). |
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1914 |
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A 1914
indenture which appears to be regarding freehold lands in Dickleburgh,
Norfolk. It contains a 'plan',approx. 2 pages and a red 'wax' seal. |
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1898 |
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A 1898 indenture
which appears to be regarding two pieces of land situate at East Harling,
Norfolk together with Engineers and Smith's shop etc. It contains approx. 3
pages (some handwritten and some printed). |
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1804 |
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A 1804
Attested Copy of Mortgage (appears to be watermarked? 1815). Appears to be
about a piece of land in Norfolk between Mr Roberts and Mr Gardiner. This
document comprises approx. 2 pages |
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1805 |
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A 1805
Attested Copy of Release (appears to be watermarked? 1827). Appears to be
about a release of a farm and lands in Blo' Norton, Norfolk. This document
comprises approx. 3 pages |
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1805 |
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A 1805
Attested Copy of Lease for a year (appears to be watermarked? 1827). Appears
to be regarding freehold messuage or tenement and farm etc. at Blo' Norton,
Norfolk.This document comprises approx. 1 page |
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1794 |
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Attested
Copy Mortgage (appears to be watermarked? 1810). Appears to be regarding an
estate at Garboldisham, Norfolk.This document (which comprises approx. 4
pages |
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1822 |
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This is
a Blo' Norton, Norfolk Inclosure document dated 1822 (appears to be
watermarked 1821). Comprises approx. 9 pages of 'printed'/handwritten matter
regarding the inclosing of the lands at Blo' Norton, Norfolk. Would appear to
mention field names and peoples' names etc. |
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1888 |
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These
are auction particulars and conditions of sale for several pieces of land at
Blo' Norton, Norfolk. The auction was to be held on 29th. June, 1888.
Mentions different peoples' names etc. |
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1819 |
Dominic
Winter 29 Jan 2003 |
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Heraldry - Grant of Arms. Fine
illuminated manuscript dated May 10th 1819, granting Edmund Heagren from
Quarles, Norfolk, Royal Licence to use the surname Gibbs and to bear the arms
of that name, fine calligraphy throughout with the first line in gold and an
outstanding large hand coloured coat of arms embellished on the top margin,
with other fine hand coloured coats of arms and the Royal coat of arms, with
two wax seals suspended from seal tags which are encased in two decorated
gilt metal skippets, together the original licence signed by George IV and
countersigned by Lord Sidmouth, Prime Minister, and with the original issue
of the London Gazette announcing the event, the whole contained in original
red morocco gilt covered case with GR ciphers. An outstanding example. It is
rare to have all three elements of a Grant of Arms. |
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Gibbs |
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18th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 29 Jan 2003 |
403 |
Three manuscript accounts books 1813-1832, containing a
considerable number of entries for a wealthy titled family in Salhouse
(modern-day Salthouse), including payments to tradesmen, purchase of hats for
the coachmen and footmen etc. An important record of day-to-day life on a
wealthy estate. Salthouse is on the coast near to Sherringham. |
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18th-20th
century |
Dominic
Winter 29 Jan 2003 |
404 |
Collection of more than 50 manuscript vellum and paper manorial
documents 18th-20th c., relating to the Manors of Diss and Heywood in
Norfolk, including many fine surrender and admission documents and the award
of 1816 for the enclosure of Diss |
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1807-1832 |
Dominic
Winter 29 Jan 2003 |
405 |
Four manuscript account books for a wealthy titled family in Salhouse,
Norfolk, c.1807-1832, providing considerable detail on the running of the
family estates, including day to day purchases, tythes, payments to servants,
thatching, schooling, payments to tradesmen and other workmen, kitchen
ranges, beer and other drink, travelling expenses, some pages a little loose,
vellum covered boards, folio |
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1918 |
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An
indenture dated the 26th. September, 1918, comprising a little booklet - A.
W. Hotson? and others to the Admiralty- conveyance a freehold messuage &?
lands at Dickleburgh, Norfolk.with plan and seals etc. |
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1853 |
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This is
an abstract of the title of the trustees of the will of Mr Seth Land? to
premises at Blo' Norton, Norfolk. This is quite a thick booklet with approx.
pages. This document must stay in England or Wales. p&p £1. |
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1809 |
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Attested
copy release of a messuage in Blo' Norton, Norfolk in trust?? dated the 27th.
May, 1809. This comprises approx. 23 pages. p&p £2. This must stay in
England or Wales. |
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1790 |
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GEORGE
III VELLUM INDENTURE FOR COTTAGES IN SNETTISHAM, KINGS LYNN, NORFOLK – 1790.
INDENTURE (LEASE & RELEASE) MADE 9TH AUGUST 1790 BETWEEN FRANCES COOPER,
WIDOW, JOHN COOPER, AND MATHEW COOPER, IRONMONGER, ALL OF KINGS LYNN
(EXECUTORS TO THE LAST WILL AND TESTEMENT OF MATHEW GARY COOPER, DECEASED),
SARAH BELL OF SNETTISHAM, WIDOW (EXECUTOR OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTEMENT OF
CHRISTOPHER BELL, DECEASED, LAND SURVEYOR) AND WILLIAM BELL OF TERRINGTON ST
JOHN, SURGEON AND APOTHECARY (ELDEST SON AND HEIR OF CHRISTOPHER BELL), OF
THE ONE PART AND HENRY PARTRIDGE OF KINGS LYNN, ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART.
This one page indenture records the sale by lease & release of a property
lately built in Snettisham, Norfolk, and being occupied at the time by
William Athrow, baker, and giles Bolle, blacksmith. A neatly written
indenture with 5 signatures and red wax seals. Handwritten on vellum. Revenue
and tax stamps. Signature and seals. 42 by 63 cm |
Cooper |
Bell |
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1898 |
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Indenture.......Norfolk 1898 An indenture regarding the mortgage
of 'two pieces of land situate at East Harling together with Engineers and
Smiths Shop and other buildings to be erected thereon' dated 1898. |
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1783 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Hickling Netherhall, Norfolk, England – 1783.
MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF MR JOHN CUBITT GENTLMEN OF HICKLING,
NORFOLK, TO THE MANOR OF HICKLING NETHERHALL, NORFOLK, AT A COURT BARON OF
NATHANIAL MICKLETHWAITE, ESQUIRE, LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER 1783. This
document records the surrender of copyhold lands held by James Cubitt of
Brunstead, Norfolk, yeoman, and his wife, Mary, to the Lord of the Manor of
Hickling Netherhall, Norfolk. The court document records the reassignment of
the use of the lands, by the Lord, to John Cubitt of Hickling, Gentleman.
Includes: Two acres of land lying in two pieces in Sutton and two other
pieces lying in Sutton containing by estimation one acre formerly Hatchams;
One acre of land of the tenement greenhouse lying in West field in Sutton
near Mill Hill between the lands of the Lord on the part of the East... and
abutting upon common way called Oldgate way towards the South; One other acre
of land lying in West field, Sutton... formerly Grays. Very nice descriptions
of the land and properties transferred. Other names include: John Fulor;
Charles Buck; John Blofeld. Handwritten in English on vellum. Three two
shilling and threepence revenue stamps. 36 by 50 cm. Very nice condition. |
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1919 |
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Dated 9th.
October, 1919 The Revd. Canon John Sikes Sawbridge to Mr Alfred
Cole, Conveyance of freehold and covenant to surrender copyhold land at Diss
in Norfolk. Approx. 5 pages with two wax seals |
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Cole |
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1903 |
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Indenture
dated 1st. August 1903 between The Rev. Thornton Sutton Shawand and another
to Mrs More. Conveyance of a freehold farm situate at Pulham St. Mary
Magdalen, Dickleburgh in Norfolk. This document cannot leave England or
Wales. p&p £1.Appears to list field names etc. and has approx. 3 pages,
and a plan. |
Shawand |
More |
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1897 |
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An
agreement between Christ's Hospital and Mr John Breese? for yearly teancy of
The Home Farm, Pulham, Norfolk dated 25th. October, 1897.Approx. 3 pages |
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1914 |
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Dated
17th. November, 1914 Mr Edward Thorpe and his mortgages to The Admiralty
Conveyance of freehold hereditaments known as 'Semere Green Farm?' situate in
the Parish of Dickleburgh in the County of Norfolk-Approx. 1.5 pages , some
seals and a plan. |
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1815 |
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This is
an 1815 extract copy of a 1793 Baptism entry from the Parish of Buckleberry
in the County of Berks and refers to Anne, the daughter of the Rev.Richard
Cope and his wife Susanna.It is complete and in good condition and measures
10 x 9 inches. It is accompanied by a part document related to distraint on a
farm in Norfolk which fell behind on the rent.Sadly, the bottom part is
missing therefore no date but it is certainly 18th century or earlier. |
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1913 |
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An
Conditional Agreement for sale of Upper Vaunces and Lower Vaunces or Home
Farms, Pulham in the County of of Norfolk,Dated 3rd. December, 1913 between
the trustees of William Pennoyers Charity and Mr Stone. Contains approx. 8
pages which includes a schedule naming fields etc. and a plan. |
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1819 |
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Attested
Copy of settlement of an estate at Blow Norton in Norfolk on the marriage of Chas
Cunningham Junior Esquire with Miss Mary Botcott. Dated 27th. Nov. 1784 but
appears to be 'watermarked' 1819. Contains approx. 8 pages. |
Cunningham |
Botcott |
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1746 |
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A single
sheet document roll102 Trinity Term 19 20 Geo 2 1746, regarding messuage,
garden, orchard, fifteen acres land, ten acres of pasture. Mentions
Garboldisham and Blow Norton. It appears to be watermarked? 1813 |
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1845 |
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Two
documents regarding the Manor of Ledbury Forren?, one watermarked 1845 and
one containing approx. 3 pages. |
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86 |
1915 |
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Abstract
of the Title of the mortage of Mr Benjamin Chillock to freehold hereditaments
at Blo' Norton in the County of Norfolk. Approx. 8 pages. |
Chillock |
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87 |
1905 |
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Conveyance
of freehold cottgages at East Harling,Norfolk dated the 9th. October, 1905. |
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88 |
1854 |
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Beautifully
written, embossed, sealed and stamped document regarding property in Ormesby St
Margaret, Norfolk, UK. Approx 26 inches by 22 on heavy waxed paper. Good
condition, with a little age staining. Mentions Samuel Robinson. |
Robinson |
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1734 |
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1734
PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE MEETING OF THE NORWICH HOSPITAL COMMITTEE. This
is a an old and rare PAPER document - it sets the details of rights over land
with references of QUEEN ELIZABETH's Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1587
being involved in dispute on the same land. One side of the document lists
the history of the land so that the Hospital Committee - who have some
authority over the outcome of the dispute - can make a judgement. The opinion
of the Committee is then recorded on the reverse. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - ON one folded SHEET OF sheild WATERMARKED PAPER - SIZE 16 X 13 INCHES |
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1758 |
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Vellum
Copy Manorial Court Roll - Hickling Netherhall, Norfolk, England – 1758.
MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF MR JAMES CUBITT OF
BRUNSTEAD, NORFOLK, TO THE MANOR OF HICKLING NETHERHALL, NORFOLK, AT A COURT
BARON BEFORE PHILLIP CASE, STEWARD TO THE LORD OF THE MANOR, HELD THE 4TH DAY
OF JULY 1758. This
document records the inheritence of copyhold lands by James Cubbitt, by the
will of his father in law, John Jules.
The document recites previous court roll entries in 1728. The document further records the surrender
of the lands by James Cubitt to the use of his wife. Includes: Two acres of
land lying in two pieces in Sutton and two other pieces lying in Sutton
containing by estimation one acre formerly Hatchams; One acre of land of the tenement greenhouse
lying in West field in Sutton near Mill Hill between the lands of the Lord on
the part of the East... and abutting upon common way called Oldgate way
towards the South; One other acre of land lying in West field, Sutton...
formerly Grays. Very nice descriptions
of the land and properties transferred. Other names include: Thomas Pycroft; Anne Pycroft; Anne Jefferys
(or Jefforys?). Handwritten in English on vellum. Two shilling and threepence
revenue stamp and tax stamp. 31 by 25 cm. Good condition. |
Cubitt |
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Pycroft |
Jefferys |
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1803 |
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ATTESTED
COPY OF LAND LEASE BETWEEN CHARLES CUNNINGHAM ESQUIRE AND TRUSTEES TO MR
GEORGE WALTON, IN NORFOLK |
Cunningham |
Walton |
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92 |
1863 |
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ABSTRACT
OF TITLE OF GEORGE BELLS - BLO - NORTON - NORFOLK. |
Bells |
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1772-1869 |
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ABSTRACT
OF TITLE - EALIEST DATE MENTIONED 1772 AND LATEST 1869. A DOCUMENT WITH 48
PAGES OF WRITING IN RELATION TO LAND/WILLS ETC IN NORWICH AREA. Abstract of
Title of the Trustees under the Will of Mr George Baker Esquire. |
Baker |
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comprehensive vellum Deed of Franchisement dated December 1, from Mr Charles
Browne Goldson to Major General Henry Fanshaw Davies empowered by the Court
Roll of the Manor of Broomhall Brenthall and Seymers in Blo Norton in the
County of Norfolk. Very clean and crisp document approx. 24” x 19” with
integral embossed revenue stamp with lead seal and countersigned against a
red wax seal. |
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1879 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document and hand written letter dated 6 January
1879. The document measures 17.5 inches long by 26 inches wide.The letter is
hand written and measures 12.75 inches long by 8 inches wide it details the
paying of the bill for the premises. It is between Temple Hillyard Hicks
Soanes to John Newman. It deals with the conveyance by way of sale of a
messuage and premises situated in Frederick Place, Vilingers Road, Kings Lynn
in Norfolk. It has two wax seals and signatures of those listed and the
revenue stamp. |
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1764 |
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Copy Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Sutton Insoken, Norfolk, England - 1764.
MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF MR JOHN CUBITT GENTLMEN OF
HICKLING, NORFOLK, TO THE MANOR OF SUTTON INSOKEN, NORFOLK, AT A COURT
SESSION HELD THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1764. This document records the
surrender of copyhold lands held by William Carter of Rollesby, Norfolk,
Gentleman, and Elizabeth his wife, to the Lord of the Manor of Sutton
Insoken, Norfolk. It goes on to record
the reassignment of the use of the lands, by the Lord, to John Cubitt. Seven parcels
of land in total are included in the admission in Ingham Calthorpe (alias
Scalthorpe), and Sutton, Norfolk. Very
nice descriptions of the land and properties transferred, with names of
neighbouring tenants and recitals of previous court baron admissions. Other names include: Robert Bates; John Mickleborough, John
Daislin; Richard Lock; William Carter; John Lewis; Elizabeth Vinson.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Two Shillings revenue stamp. 30 by 44 cm.
Very nice condition. |
Cubitt |
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Bates |
Mickleborough |
Daislin |
Lock |
Lewis |
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1870 |
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LEASE OF FARM
IN THE PARISH OF HAPTON AND ASHWELLTHORPE, NORFOLK - 1870. Lease of a farm at
Hapton and Ashwellthorpe in Norfolk for 24 years from Michaelmus 1869 and
£166 per annum. Indenture made between
Thomas Lombe Taylor of Starston esquire, Edward Utting Dowson of Geldeston
Merchant, John Withers Dowson of the City of Norwich Gentleman, George
Errington Bolingbroke of Norwich Merchant, Horace John Booly of Norwich
Schoolmaster, James Freeman of Norwich Baker, James Nasmith Mottram of
Norwich Accountant, James Mottram of Norwich Accountant, Charles Frederick
Stevens of Norwich Tin Plate Worker, Frank Withers Dowson of Ashwell in the
county of Herts Brewer, Charles Jecks the younger of Northampton Gentleman,
and Edmund Burnard Esquire of Hampstead, as leasors on the one part and
Daniel Elmer Rattee of Hapton Farmer as lessee of the other part, made 10th
day of September 1870. Lease of a 121 acre farm at Hapton. Very good
condition 2 page vellum written in English. 13 Signatures and red wax seals
in total. 57 by 70 cm. |
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Dowson |
Bolingbroke |
Booly |
Freeman |
Mottram |
Stevens |
Jecks |
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1823 |
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Norfolk
- This attested copy of release and conveyance between Mr John Payne and
others aand Mr William Browne In Trust is dated the 26th. December, 1823 (it
appears to be watermarked? 1829 though).It comprises about 4 pages.Amongst
other things, it mentions land in Blo' Norton, Norfolk etc. |
Payne |
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99 |
1891 |
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Norfolk
- This appears to be a Abstract of Title of Mr Henry Robinson to Freehold
hereditaments at Blo' Norton in Norfolk 1891. Comprises approx. 7 pages (a
smudge mark or two, but otherwise for its' age it appears to be in good
condition). |
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1650 |
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Norfolk
- Offered is this one page vellum document dated 4 September 1650. It
measures 7.25 inches long by 11.75 inches wide. It is beautifully hand
written and deals with the release of the Equity of redemption of the White
Hart Inn in Kings Lynn in the county of Norfolk. The is between Mr Robert
Cooper of Kings Lynn and John Thurlowe of Burnham street, Kings Lynn. The
document contains the signature at the foot of the page of Robert Cooper. The
seal is since been lost but the tag which once held it are still attached to
the document. This piece has a small mark in the bottom quarter of the document
which must have been a liquid of some sort and the ink ran into it and dried.
You can still read what is underneath this mark. |
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