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201 |
1851 |
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1856 |
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1856
ANTIQUE GRAVE DOCUMENT AYLSHAM |
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1861 |
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ANTIQUE PAPER MANORIAL + REVENUE . HAND SIGNED MANORIAL DOCUMENT FOR THE
MANOR OF AYLSHAM VICARAGE : GEORGE BOWER OF AYLSHAM IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK,
BANKERS CLERK, GIVING SURRENDER OF ALL MESSUAGES, COTTAGES AND LAND HOLDEN IN
THE SAID MANOR BY COPY OF THE COURT ROLL OF THE SAID EDMUND SCOTT FOR
COLLECTORS OF REVENUE STAMPS OR FINANCIAL AND LEGAL EPHEMERA IN FINE TO VF
CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH
DE LA RUE GUMMED DRAFT PAYABLE ON DEMAND REVENUE STAMP SIZE 13 INCHES BY 8
INCHES ON BLATCHFORD WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1858 |
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204 |
1681 |
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Superb
Portrait Recovery document, dated 28th November 1681, in which James Demee in
his own person petitions against Andrew Brereton and Edmund Themysthorp, for
two messuages, four gardens, seventy acres of land, ten acres of meadow,
twenty acres of pasture with their appurtenances in Northreps, Harpsbridge
and Leasingham in Norfolk, with a large portrait of the King in initial
letter, top margin decorated and embellished with the Royal Coat of Arms,
together with other decorations including a lion rampant and unicorn holding
standards, written in a nice dark chancery script Portrait Recovery documents
from the reign of Charles II are scarce, this being a particular fine
example. |
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1775 |
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EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OBLIGATION BOND WHERE RICHARD PORTER OF FOULSHAM |
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1883 |
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Banningham
and Felmingham MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT for the purchase of property in the parishes
for the railway under the 'Lym and Fakenham Railway Act', William Postle to
The Eastern Midlands Railway Co. 3p, folio, including brief schedules.
Attached is plan on waxed cotton 11" x 20" showing land required
for the railway coloured red. 1883. |
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207 |
1858 |
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1858
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT AYLSHAM |
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1803 |
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Cantley
and Hassingham INCLOSURE AWARD To Hannah Vincent and Ann Mayes. Folio sheet, folded,
a few edge tears, printed heading and introductory paragraph and 18 lines of
manuscript describing the allotment. Signed by Commissioners. 1803. |
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209 |
1762 |
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Copy Manorial
Court Roll - Manor of Sutton Insoken - Norfolk - 1762 MANOR COURT BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING
ADMISSION OF MR JOHN CUBITT, GENTLEMAN TO THE MANOR OF SUTTON INSOKEN,
NORFOLK, BY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF BENJAMIN CUBITT HIS FATHER AT A COURT BARON
HELD THE 16TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1762. This document records the surrender of
copyhold lands held by Benjamin Cubitt deceased to the Lord of the Manor of
Hickling Netherall, |
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210 |
1844 |
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Copy
Manorial Court Roll - Manor of Scottow Hall with Little Hautbois -
Norfolk - 1844 MANOR COURT BARON
DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF ROBERT MARSHAM ESQUIRE AND THOMAS BLAKE
ESQUIRE BY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF WILLIAM JEX BLAKE ESQUIRE DECEASED, TO
COPYHOLD LANDS IN THE MANOR OF SCOTTOW HALL WITH LITTLE HAUTBOIS, NORFOLK, AT
A COURT BARON HELD THE 26TH DAY OF JULY 1844. This document records the
surrender of copyhold lands held by William Blake, deceased, to the Lord of
the Manor of Scottow Hall, |
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211 |
1905 |
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1905 antique
document gorleston |
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212 |
1884 |
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QUITCLAIM
DOCUMENT RELEASE OF LEGACY UNDER WILL OF JOHN BAYFIELD PETERSON -
Norfolk - 1884 RELEASE BY GEORGE AND
EMMA GUNTON OF AYLSHAM OF THEIR TRUSTEE (REVEREND SAMUEL MARSH SHEPHERD LATE
OF WICKHAM AND NOW OF CALTHORPE, NORFOLK) OF A LEGACY UNDER THE WILL OF THE
LATE JOHN BAYFIELD PETERSON. This document relates to a legacy of one
thousand pounds and mentions other names and relationships such as Joseph
Thomas Clover, Emma Elizabeth Clover, John Peterson Clover. Recites several other indentures and the
will including the marriage settlement of George and Emma. 4 page vellum
handwritten in English. Ten shillings revenue stamp. 66 by 55 cm. Good
condition. |
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Gunton |
Shepherd |
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1911 |
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1911
ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE |
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214 |
1858 |
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1858
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT AYLSHAM |
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215 |
1905 |
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legal
document conveyance of retcharges charged on trgarron house and matlock villa
avondale road gorlston nrofolk between j kendrik of blofirld |
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216 |
1526 |
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East Anglia.-.
Compotus of William Sydney, Deputee of William Waldegrave, Receiver of the
Estates of the Late John De Vere, Earl of Oxford, manuscript in Latin, 6pp.,
written in a neat notarial hand with some calligraphic flourishing,
manuscript title on initial blank, ink inscription on final blank: "W.
Waldegravys accepit AO xixo henrici octavi", 1f. loose, slightly browned
and stained, ex-Fairfax of Cameron library copy with bookplate on front
pastedown, original wrappers bound in modern half calf, folio, [East Anglia,
1526]. £300 - 400 Text comprises the financial returns of manors of Burnelle
in Stansted, Brentfoldeburye cum Burylodge, Oldenhall in Wedersfeld,
Netherhall in Eastyngthorp and others in the counties of Essex, Norfolk and
Suffolk. |
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217 |
1797 |
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INDENTURE
RECORDING THE RELEASE OF TWO INCLOSURES OF LAND IN OLD BUCKENHAM BETWEEN:
WILLIAM WHITE OF NORWICH, HATTER AND HOSIER, ELDEST SON AND HEIR OF JOHN
WHITE LATE OF THE SAID CITY, HATTER AND HOSIER, DECEASED, OF THE ONE PART,
AND THOMAS SMITH OF OLD BUCKENHAM, GENTLEMAN, OF THE OTHER PART. The document
is dated 24th May in the 37th year of the reign of George III 1797. This
document relates to the release of inclosures of land belonging to William
White lying and being in Old Buckenham called Mayswell Furlong (4 acres) and
another enclosure known by the name of the Poor. Very good condition vellum
handwritten in English. 65 by 73 cm. |
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218 |
1880 |
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The
Primitive Methodist Hymn Book Partly compiled from the Large and small hymn
books Prepared by the late Mr. Hugh Bourne 1861 LONDON: Richard Davies This
is a magnificent binding. Measuring 6” x 4” (approx) this lovely book is
bound in full leatherette with ornate tooled decorations, highlighted in
gilt, on both boards and with a brass border and clasp. The spine has four
compartments ornately decorated in gilt and separated by decorated gilt
bands. The title is lettered in gilt. Front and rear boards have tooled and
gilt highlighted floral motifs and a double ruled gilt border. The boards and
spine have the usual shelfwear for books of this age with a little rubbing
and bumping. The binding is firm, the text block tight and the pages are
generally clean with a little spotting to the end papers and toning to the
pastedowns. It is possible that an end
paper, frontis or tissue guard has been neatly detached at some time in the
past. There are 187 paginated pages and the page edges are gilt. There are
two neat inscriptions on the endpapers: Elvina Hopper, Walpole December 27
1603 (?); E. A. Batch A present from her Dear mother April 1st 1880 West
Walton. From the 1881 census there was a Robert Batch with wife Elvina and
daughter Elizabeth A Batch borb 1870 at Walpole St Peter, Norfolk. The family
were living at East of Common, West Walton, Norfolk. |
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219 |
1862 |
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This
auction is for a legal document from 1862. It is between George Copeman and
Miss Harriet Roper and is an "Acknowledgement of Satisfaction". The
documents relates to the Manor of Aylsham on the part of Lancaster in the
County of Norfolk. The document is hand-written and is one one large piece of
paper folded with writing on three sides. |
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220 |
1824 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was written in 1824. The
document is a copy of a conditional surrender between Mr William Hill and his
wife to Mr Charles Goodwin. The document relates to the town of Aylsham, in
Norfolk, which was part of the Lancaster division. The document appears to be
a copy for the solicitor, but is still beautifully hand-written. The document
is on one larger piece of paper which has been folded down, with writing on
three sides. The document is written on beautifully watermarked paper and is
in very good condition, although there are some small original ink stains on
the edges of the document, but these are minor. |
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221 |
1784 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE RECORDING A LEASE BETWEEN WILLIAM BROWN OF |
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222 |
1846 |
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This
auction is for a large vellum document relating to a mortgage of a copyhold
estate at Kenninghall in |
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223 |
1850 |
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This
auction is for a legal document which consists of one piece of paper which is
hand-written on one side, with the details of what is on the documment on the
other side. The document appears to be dated |
Hill |
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224 |
1832 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1832. The
document is hand-written and relates to the town of |
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225 |
1876 |
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This auction
is for an original legal document which was produced in 1876. The document is
on three large pieces of paper which have been folded down and then joined
together with a sealing pin. The third page is blank, bar for the reverse
containing details of what is in the document. The document is more precisely
an abstract of the title of Mr Thomas Stone to an estate in the parish of |
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1837 |
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INDENTURE
BETWEEN GARNER GILL OF THETFORD, MERCHANT, EDWARD JOSEPH VIPAM OF THETFORD, GENTLEMAN,
AND GREGORY FAUX, GENTLEMAN, OF THE FIRST PART, AND GEORGE
CRONSHEY OF THETFORD, GENTLEMAN, OF THE SECOND PART. This document records
the sale of 3 tenements formerly 2 cottages late belonging to John Sparrow
and Thomas Vipan, opposite the Dolphin Inn in Thetford, abuttingNorth on |
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227 |
1889 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1889. The
document is on one large piece of paper which is folded into 4 sides which
are each about A4 size. The paper is high quality and appears to have been
produced by a law stationery company and then used by the legal company. The
document is hand-written and dated to |
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1826 |
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1826
Abstract of the Title to an Estate late belonging to Mr Thomas Andrews
Deceased situate in Blo Norton in the County of Norfolk. Contains approx. 6
pages with the abstract going back to 1731. There are marks, 'ink smudges'
and 'pencil' additions. |
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229 |
1850 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dateed 8 July 1850. It is between Charles
Nightingale, Mary Thompson and George Jay. It deals with the conveyance of
the Hearty Jar public house situated on the Denes at Great Yarmouth in the
County of Norfolk. It has its three wax seals with signatures. It is clean
and well written. |
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1881 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 28 June 1881. It is between John
Newman, Henry Staniforth Patterson and Donald Steward. It deals with the
conveyance of a freehold messuage and hereditaments in Frederick Place in
Kings Lynn. It retains the revenue stamp and wax seal with signature of John
Newman. It is clean and very well written |
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1880 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document and letter authorising payment of funds
dated 23 November 1880. It is between Eliza Perriman, James Perriman, Henry
Staniforth Patteson and Donald Steward. It deals with the conveyance of a
freehold messuage and Public House known as the Norfolk Wine Vaults siuated
in Church Lane, Kings Lynn in the County of norfolk. It retains the revenue
stamps and four wax seals with signatures. It is clean and very well written.
The letter deals with the authorisation of they paymant of four hundred
pounds. |
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232 |
1650 |
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1650 RARE
ANTIQUE VELLUM - COMMONWEALTH DEED FROM TIME OF OLIVER CROMWELL*. MANUSCRIPT
LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A RELEASE AND SURRENDER FROM THE GENERAL COURT OF THE
MANOR OF ELSING IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK. BETWEEN PETER LEMAN COPYHOLD
TENNANT OF ELSING AND JOHN ROBINSON GAINING ADMITTANCE. TWO HUNDRED YEARS
LATER IN 1845 THERE IS A REFERENCE TO A JOHN LEMAN AND PAYMENTS TO THE POOR
William White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1845 ELSING, a
long straggling village on the south side of the vale of the Wensum, 5 miles
E.N.E. of East Dereham, has in its parish 457 souls, and 1535A. 2R. 32P. of
land, mostly the property of E. Lombe, Esq., and the Rev. Richard Eaton,
A.B., the latter of whom is lord of the manor, and is about to assume the
name of Browne, as his late father died when he succeeded to the Elsing Hall
Estate. He is also patron and incumbent of the Church, which has a square
tower and five bells, and has in its east window figures of Hugh de Hastings
and his wife, and in its chancel a mutilated brass, in memory of Sir Anthony
Browne. The rectory, valued in the King's Book at £5. 11s. 8d., has a yearly
rent of £330 awarded in 1841, in lieu of tithes. The Church Lands, which have
been vested in trust since before 1560, consist of 17A. 1R. 28P., let for
£16. 4s. 4d., which is applied in the service of the church. The Camping
Close (1A. 2R.,) is part of these lands, but is occasionally used by the
parishioners as a play ground. For distributions of money and bread, the poor
parishioners have the following yearly doles, viz. 10s. out of the church
land, left by John Leman; £1. 15s. from land left by John Starling; 21s. from
land enclosed from the waste; and £9s. 16s. 8d. [sic] from £327. 17s. 4d.
three per cent. consuls, left by Thos. Ward, in 1806. |
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1555 |
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395 |
Attractive
vellum Final Concord, made in the Kings Court in the octave of St. Michael 1555,
in bold chancery script, between Thomas Richardson, against John Atkys and
Margaret his wife, for a messuage, one garden, twenty acres of land, six
acres of meadow, thirty acres of pasture and three acres of wood in
Brakonasshe, Flordon, Hotheld and Carlton, in Norfolk, with accompanying
translation |
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1732 |
Dominic
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396 |
Vellum
manuscript document, dated 13th October 1732, for the unification of the two moieties,
or halves, of the Parish of Catfield in the county and diocese of Norwich, by
order of William, Bishop of Norwich, to Roger Donne, Rector of both halves of
the Parish Unification documents are uncommon. This document has a
contemporary endorsement on the reverse indicating that Robert, Lord Bishop
of Norwich, exhibited the document in 1735. |
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235 |
1844 |
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1844
ANTIQUE PAPER BILLS + RECEIPTS - NORFOLK. EIGHT DOCUMENTS BEING A SMALL COLLECTION
OF ITEMS FROM THE ESTATE OF MRS W IRELAND OF AYLSHAM NORFOLK. TO INCLUDE VETS
BILL, BUTCHER BILL, SCHOOL TUITION FEES AND RENTS WITH IMPRESSED ONE SHILLING
REVENUE STAMP INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL
HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE IRELAND FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY
GOOD CONDITION - ON VARIOUS FOLDED SHEETS OF PAPER |
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1871 |
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Deed containing
covenants for conditionally surrendering copyhold hereditaments at North
Walsham in Norfolk copyhold of the manor of North Walsham to secure 250
pounds plus interest Between: William Buck of North Walsham, Wheelright
Samuel Welden of Swanton Abbott, Builder Dated 25 February 1871 in the 34th
year of the reign of Queen Victoria Good condition vellum written in English. |
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237 |
1844 |
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MANOR COURT
BARON DOCUMENT DETAILING ADMISSION OF ROBERT MARSHAM ESQUIRE AND THOMAS BLAKE
ESQUIRE BY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF WILLIAM JEX BLAKE ESQUIRE DECEASED, TO
COPYHOLD LANDS IN THE MANOR OF SCOTTOW HALL WITH LITTLE HAUTBOIS, NORFOLK, AT
A COURT BARON HELD THE 26TH DAY OF JULY 1844. This document records the
surrender of copyhold lands held by William Blake, deceased, to the Lord of
the Manor of Scottow Hall, Norfolk. It
goes on to record the reassignment of the use of the lands, by the Lord, to
the nephew Thomas Blake. The lands included two closes containing by
estimation nine acres lying in Swanton Abbott and a parcel of fifteen acres
with a messuage, six acres with a messuage built called Woodrows, and two
acres of land called Coles Yard in Swanton Abbott. Also recites extracts from
Blake's will. Handwritten in English on vellum. One pound revenue stamp and
tax stamp. 66 by 55 cm. Good condition. |
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1889 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 23rd March 1889 being a Conveyance of property in
Stacy Road, Saint Paul, Norwich. The contract is between Matthew George Hunt
of Norwich, Builder; and Kate Kent and her husband John Young Kent from
Rotherhithe, London, a Bargeman. Other names mentioned are Fanny Cecilia
Bolingbroke, Edward Heath, and George Thirkettle. This beautifully
handwritten document measures 16" x 10", has four pages and bears
three original wax seals and one revenue stamp. It is in excellent condition. |
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1750 |
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1750
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT COURT DEED NORFOLK. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT FROM THE
COURT BARON OF THOMAS GREENE LORD OF THE MANOR OF ELSING IN NORFOLK.
SURRENDER OF HERIDITAMENTS AND PREMISES TO THE HANDS OF THE LORD OF THE MANOR
TO THE USE OF BENJAMIN VINCENT SON AND
HEIR OF MARY AND THOMAS VINCENT HIS FATHER UNDER THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT APPLIES FOR ADMITTANCE. A manor was a
territorial unit with legal functions that was originally held by a landlord
who was himself a tenant either of the Crown or of a mesne lord who held land
directly from the Crown. Court Leet was the manorial court which dealt with
petty law and order and the administration of communal agriculture. It was
usually held every six months. Court Baron was the manorial court which dealt
with the transfer of copyhold land, upon inheritance or sale, which
determined the customs of the manor, and which enforced payment of services
which were due to the lord of the manor. It was usually held every three
weeks. A court halmot is held four times a year, viz. Saturday next after the
Epiphany, Monday next after Easter Monday, Monday following Midsummer day,
and the first Monday after Michaelmas; and a court leet on the first Tuesday
after Easter and after Michaelmas. court halmot, n. Halmote. A court of Saxon
origin with civil and criminal jurisdiction. (from Bouvier's Law Dictionary,
1856 Edition.) WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP AND STATIONARY TAX STAMPS. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF
SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE VINCENT FAMILY GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 22
INCHES BY 15 INCHES |
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240 |
1852 |
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1852
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT NORWICH **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT;
CONVEYANCE BETWEEN HENRY LAST OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, CARPENTER AND JOHN
YOUNGS OF THE SAID CITY BREWER.. FOR A TENAMENT IN THE PARISH OF SAINT
ETHELRED IN THE CITY OF NORWICH IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK. WITH NAMES OF
OCCUPIERS. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY
OR GENEALOGY FOR THE LAST FAMILY WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND ONE
WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 28
INCHES BY 22 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT NORFOLK **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT;
CONVEYANCE BETWEEN CHARLES MOORE OF GREAT YARMOUTH IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK,
DRAPER AND BARNES CALDECOTT OF ORMESBY ST MICHAEL IN THE SAME COUNTY AND
FRANCIS WORSHIP OF GREAT YARMOUTH.. FOR THE FREEHOLD AND THE COVENANT TO
SURRENDER THE COPYHOLD PARTS OF AN ESTATE AT ORMESBY SAINT MICHAEL IN THE
COUNTY OF NORFOLK. WITH NAMES OF PREVIOUS OCCUPIERS AND REFERENCES TO THE
MANOR COURT OF SERALBY BARDOLFES. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL
HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE CALDECOTT FAMILY WITH TWO
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND THREE WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN
GOOD CONDITION - ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS
OF VELLUM SIZE 28 INCHES BY 22 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT NORWICH REIGN CHARLES I **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE
DOCUMENT; SUZANNA AND JOHN PENDLETON
OF THE CITY OF NORWICH - BEING THE FFEOFFMENT OF AN ESTATE IN SAINT SIMON AND
SAINT JUDE IN THE CITY OF NORWICH TO WILLIAM NEWHAM.. MESSUAGES AND TENAMENTS
SITUATE IN THE CITY OF NORWICH.. THIS DEED IS IN A VERY SRONG SECRETARY HAND
AND EASY TO READ INFORMATION ON THE OWNERS OF AJOINING LAND ETC INTERESTING
ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE
PENDLETON FAMILY WITH TWO COMPLETE PENDANT WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED
SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 22 INCHES BY 15 INCHES. Also mentions Henry Pendleton. |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT NORFOLK REIGN GEORGE I**. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A BOND OF OBLIGATION BETWEEN THOMAS
ARNOLD AND ANN COCK FOR THE BARGAIN AND SALE OF MESSUAGES AND TENAMENTS IN
THE PARISH OF ST. MICHAELS IN THE CITY OF NORWICH IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK..
THIS DEED IS IN A VERY GOOD SECRETARY HAND AND EASY TO READ THREE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WITH ONE WAX SEEAL INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE MAY FAMILY
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION , SLIGHT RUBBING TO OUTSIDE FOLDS -
ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 22 INCHES BY 17 INCHES |
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Copy of
Court Manor Roll of Tunstead on the Part of Lancasters regarding the sale of
lands in the manor of Tunstead, Norfolk Between: George Purdy of Norwich,
Gentleman Robin Purdy of Tunstead, Farmer Dated 07 May 1822 in the 3rd year of
the reign of George IV Property: All the estates of Gearge Purdy in the manor
of Tunstead, Norfolk. Very good condition document written in English on laid
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Indenture
recording the sale of land by feoffment in Old Buckenham, Norfolk Between:
William Alger of Old Buckenham, Gentleman Jane Smith of Old Buckenham,
Spinster Dated 15 January 1800 in the 40th year of the reign of George III
Property: All that small inclosure or pightle of land in the possession of
William Alger and occupied by Jane Smith in Old Buckenham - approximately one
acre. Other names mentioned include: Thomas Snelling of Old Buckenham; John
Burlingham; Good condition vellum written in English |
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An
interesting vellum Probate document dated 1st June 1823 during the reign of
King George IV, concerning Mary Adcock Widow deceased whilst living the
Relict of William Adcock late of the City of Norwich Peree Maker. A
reasonably clean document bearing the usual long term storage folds.
Comprising a single sheet approx. 8” x 7½” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Seal slit torn away from main document on one side only.
Single large oval embossed pendant wafer seal red wax seal and a single
embossed blue revenue stamp attached with escutcheon. |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DOCUMENT 1732 GEORGE II COURT . "THIS IS THE FINAL AGREEMENT MADE
IN THE COURT OF OUR SOVERIEGN LORD THE KING AT WESTMINSTER IN THE FIFTH YEARS
OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE SECOND - BEFORE ROBERT EYRE, ROBERT PRICE AND
FORTESCUE ALLAND JUSTICES OF OUR LORD THE KING" TITLE COPY OF THE COURT
FFINE BETWEEN JOHN PRENTICE, GENTLEMAN, PLAINTIF AND DENNY CRABB GENTLEMAN
and Elizabeth his wife and Robert Quince and Mary his wife DEFENDENT FOR
THREE MESSUAGES, THREE GARDENS AND THIRTY ACRES OF LAND IN BLOW NORTON AND
DICKLEBURGH 'GR' WATER MARK PAPER DICKLEBURGH-WITH-LANGMERE constitute one
parish. The former is a village with 747 inhabitants, on the Norwich and
Ipswich turn-pike, 5 miles N.E. of Diss, and the latter a hamlet and
constablewick, a mile further to the east, locally situated in Earsham
Hundred. They comprise 2055A. of land, exclusive of 160A. of commons, called
Semere Green, High Green, and Dickleburgh Moor. The rector has a small manor,
and the Earl of Orford is lord of the rest; but the soil belongs chiefly to
copyholders, subject to arbitrary fines. The Church (All Saints,) is a large
edifice, with a tower and five bells, and contains a monument of Lady
Playters, daughter of Christopher Le Grys, who was stripped of his honors by
the rebel parliament; and died in Spain. William White's History, Gazetteer,
and Directory of Norfolk 1845 IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE PRENTICE FAMILY OF NORFOLK ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 13
INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DOCUMENT EAST HARLING NORFOLK, CIRCA 1750. "BE IT REMEMBERED THAT
ROBERT JOHNSON AND CONSTANCE HIS WIFE COPY HOLD TENANTS OF THIS MANOR CAME
BEFORE ROBERT MARTIN GENTLEMAN STEWARD OF THE COURTD OF THIS SAID MANOR"
BEING A RELEASE AND SURRENDER DOCUMENT OF MESSUAGES, LANDS. TENEMENTS IN THE
MANOR OF EAST HARLING TO EDWARD SUTCLIFFE OF THE CITY OF NORWICH For
centuries East Harling had very close links with the royal family of England.
The de Herling family, who took their name from the town, were closely linked
to Henry V and fought at Agincourt. Later, Lord of the Manor Sir Thomas
Lovell went on to become chancellor to Henry VIII. IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE JOHNSON FAMILY OF NORFOLK ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 8 INCHES |
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An attractive
and interesting paper Articles of Agreement dated 5th December 1787 during
the reign of King George III, between Henry Linhooke Helsham of Stoke near
Derenham in the County of Norfolk Surgeon and William Denn of Shipdham in the
said County Gentleman. A very clean and crisp document bearing the usual long
term storage folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period watermarked
paper approx. 16” x 13” with all text fully legible for transcription. Two
red wax seal and a two embossed revenue stamp. |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED NORWICH BREWERS - YOUNGS AND BURT. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
INDENTURE DOCUMENT ON VELLUM; BETWEEN JOHN HOWARD OF THE CITY OF NORWICH,
CARPENTER AND THOMAS RACKHAM OF THE SAID CITY, GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND
JOHN YOUNGS AND WILLIAM BURT OF THE SAID CITY BREWERS OF THE OTHER PART FOR
LAND ON NEW ROAD IN THE PARISH OF SAINT ETHELREDS IN THE CITY OF NORWICH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND FOUR RED WAX SEALS + HAND COLOURED SURVEY
MAP INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS
OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
WITH VERY CLEAR HAND - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 26 INCHES BY 29
INCHES |
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This is
a signed document 5th July 1786 by Sir John Lombe, Baronet of Great Milton in
Norfolk...the document is to do with Mary Hase ( Widow )..for the copyhold
tenant of one Thomas Smith ( Farmer ) in the Manor of
Bressingham,Norfolk.Other names on the document are Nethercote Chambers (
Surgeon ) in the city of Norwich. Size 13" x 8.1/2" The document is
in very good condtion. St Mary's
Church, Bylaugh, owes its present appearance, and perhaps its present
existance, to a Norfolk squire, Sir John Lombe, who practically rebuilt this
little church between 1809 and 1810. This gentleman, born John Hase, had
changed his name to Lombe on inheriting the estates of his uncle, Edward
Lombe, of great Melton. In 1783 he was
made a baronet, and in 1796 he acquired the 600 acre estate of Bylaugh - from
Richard Lloyd, in settlement of a gambling debt. The Lombe family were descended from John
and Thomas Lombe the silk manufacturers of Derby who, in 1772, erected the
first factory of any size to be built in this country - a building, driven by
water wheels, and described in Defoe's "Tour" of 1742 as "a
curiosity of a very extraordinary nature." Bylaugh church stands among
yew trees very close to the river Wensum and, on rising ground to its north,
are the ruins of the hall that Sir John hoped to build but never did. He died in 1817 and the hall designed by the
younger Charles Barry and Robert Richardson Banks, was not begun until 1849,
was completed in 1852, and reduced to a ruin in 1950. "The Builder" of August 1852
described and illustrated Bylaugh Hall.
It was done in the Elizabethan style - a pale reflection of Wollaton
Hall, near Nottingham, the great house Sir France Willoughby built in
1850. "The Builder" article
described it as the "Anglo-Italian" style, that it was constructed
of magnesium limestone, and decorated within by "Mr Sang and his band of
German artists"; the house was then completed but the grounds were not
yet laid out(by W A Nesfield, a landscape architect), nor were the lodges
built. Bylaugh was never a building of
distinction, indeed, Pevsner dismisses it as "happily a ruin", but
it is most certainly a romantic one. The northern side of the church faces
you at the end of an avenue of ancient yews.
It is an aisleless church - with very shallow transepts, whose gables
rise as high as the ridge of the main roof - built against a Norman, perhaps
part Saxon, round tower with a 14C octagonal top. Before studying it more closely it might be
well to find out, from a tablet within the church, what was done here in
1810, "at the sole expense of Sir John Lombe". The church must have been in a sad state
before Sir John gave it his attention for, summing up what the tablet says,
it appears that the tower and the nave were substantially repaired, the
chancel rebuilt, the whole fabric re-roofed, and transepts added where there
were none before. A further look at
the exterior shows that, despite the decorated style of the chancel and
transept windows, Sir John and his architect were not working in the Gothic
mood. Pugin and the Gothic Revival had
not yet appeared on the scene, and this work of 1810 is classical in
spirit. The polygonal turrets on the
chancel and transepts have a flavour of Gothic but that is all; the
projecting eaves and their supporting modillions (or brackets) are purely
classical. The interior is a remarkable survival - an interior furnished by a
squire for his family, his friends and his servants - apparently exactly as
when, to quote the tablet, it was "handsomely fitted out" in the
early 19C. Rows of tall box pews on
either side, becoming larger as they go, stretch towards the transepts, where
under a domed ceiling of plaster are the family pews, presided over by a fine
three-decker pulpit, and warmed by fireplaces in the transept walls. There
are more box pews in the chancel (each with their brass candle sconces)
indeed they stretch to within a few feet of the cast iron "Gothick"
altar rail. A board behind the altar carries The Lord's Prayer, the
Creed and Commandments; music is provided by a harmonium that could well have
graced a Victorian drawing-room. The
three-decker pulpit is not very tall, nor is its sounding board, but is
unusual in that the preaching deck can be reached by two flights of stairs,
one from the nave and the other from what appears to be a churching pew. At
the west end there is a small 14C font, set upon a later support, and there
is a Georgian arms board. Sir John
made provision for a family vault. A
faculty he obtained in 1809 gave details of a vault 21ft long, 7ft wide and
6ft deep, occupying the whole of the north transept - a burial place for Sir
John Lombe, Bart. of Great Melton, and his heirs. There are memorials in the
church and churchyard to those who have owned the Bylaugh estates - a
beautiful brass to Sir John Curson, who died in 1471, and his wife Joan, and
a handsome cartouche tablet to John Bendish (1707). Then come those of the Lloyds, the Lombes,
and the Evans-lombes; Sir John Lombe himself is commemorated by a rather dull
memorial by John Bacon, the younger, signed "Bacon, London".
Armstrong, in his "Norfolk Diary", throws some light on the tablet
to the Rev Edward Lombe, who died in 1862.
He tells how he visited Bylaugh Hall to enquire about this gentleman
who, while out driving his fiancee, "had been much hurt by his horses
dashing through a shop-front in Dereham and completely destroying it"
and irreparably damaging themselves.
He mentions the "magnificent state reception room" at the
hall where Edward Lombe died shortly afterwards. Every lover of church
architecture should see this little one at Bylaugh - a perfect specimen of
what we now call "Gothick" of the early 19C - which, fortunately,
has escaped attention of Victorian restorers.
Perhaps this is due to the fact that, as Arthur Mee records:
"From 1836, the year he was ordained, till 1908, when he died at 96, the
Rev Louis Norgate was vicar here" -
(72 years). Thomas
Lombe 1785 - 1739 Thomas
Lombe, the eldest son of Henry Lombe, a Norwich weaver, from a family long
involved in the cloth trade. In 1718 Lombe took out a patent for a new
invention of three sorts of silk machinery never before made or used in Great
Britain, one to wind the finest raw silk, another to spin, and the other to
twist, believed to have been copyied by his step brother John in Italy. Work
on the Derby Silk Mill was started around 1715 on an island on the west side
of the river Derwent,adjacent to a previous unsuccessful silk mill built by
Thomas Cotchett around 1702. The new factory was engineered by George
Sorocold who oversaw the erection of much of the machinery in the old Derby
Moot Hall, where it was tested before being installed into the new building,
which was completed in 1719. John Lombe died in 1722 believed to have been
poisoned by a woman sent over from Italy in revenge for stealing their
processes. His funeral was held at All Saint's Church and attended by
thousands. Derby Silk Mill became a successful concern, employing over 300
workers by the 1730's. Others imitated his success and other silk factories
were established in elsewhere in England. When Lombe's patent expired in
1732, parliament awarded him the sum of £14,000 in compensation rather than
extend his patent. Thomas Lombe lived most of his life in London and was the
city's sheriff in 1727. He died in 1739, leaving a fortune of £120,000, which
was bequeathed in equal shares to his widow and his two daughters, Hannah and
Mary. |
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This
1736 document is for land etc,in Redenhall,names on the document are :
Richard Smith,Daniel Sayer,James Fuller and John Stanford. The main part of
the document is in good condition...the other page has a tear along the
fold...but as this is blank...no harm done. |
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This is
a marrage settlement of real and personal estate on the marrage of the
Reverend John Gunton (Banningham) with Miss Elizabath Jex Blake ( Swanton
Abbott ). This paper document is 15 pages long with a lot of information on
Norfolk life. The names of the document are : Reverend John Gunton
(Banningham),Miss Elizabath Jex Blake ( Swanton Abbott ),Reverend John
William Methold ( Wighton ),Joseph Scott, Esq( Colney Hall ),William Lubbock
Jex Jex Blake, Esq ( Lamas ),Francis John Blake,Gentleman ( City of Norwich
),Dennis Whitaker Gunton,Esq ( Matlaske ),Reverend Edmund Telfer Yates (
Aylsham ) Reverend John Gunton was the rector of Marsham 1840-? |
Gunton |
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This is
a 1706 paper manuscript for copyhold tenents of one Nathaniel Hasby and
Samuel Fuller ( Oatmaker ) in Redenhall ( Norfolk ) The document is very
clean and in good condition...and is written in old English. Size 8.1/2"
x 8.1/2" The
Swan Hotel, built by the notorious traitor Robert Cook, later pardoned by
Henry VIII, is only one of the many fine buildings in this South Norfolk
market town, between Diss and Bungay. St
Mary's church at nearby Redenham is one of the finest in this area, it was
originally the family chapel of demolished Gawdy Hall. Gawdy
Hall had long been in the possession of the Gawdy's. According to
Blomefield's Topographical History of Norfolk, published in 1806, the estate
was held in 1633 by Sir Thomas Gawdie, knight, and it was mortgaged by
Charles Gawdie to Tobias Frere, who afterwards purchased it. There is little
doubt that in the main this account is correct. It is
stated in Redenhall Parish Accounts by Mr. Candler of Harleston, that this
Tobias Frere was an attorney of good means. In 1654 he was a J.P.,
Sequestrator and M.P. for Norfolk. He died in 1655, leaving a widow Susanna,
and a son Tobias. In 1649 Frere is mentioned as Steward of Hawker's Manor,
and from 1666 to 1672 Sarah Frere was Lady of that manor. In 1656
there is an entry in the rolls of Witchington of the admission of Tobias
Frere, junior, to the copyhold lands held by his father of that manor, which
the latter had inherited from his brother Richard Frere. Tobias Frere,
junior, married Sarah Longe, the daughter, according to Burke's History of
Commoners, of Robert Longe of Foulden, who was Sheriff of Norfolk in 1644.
From this marriage there were two children, a son Tobias, and a daughter
Elizabeth, both of whom died in childhood. Their father died in Oct. 1666,
and their mother, who appears to havecome in for the property, subsequently
married John Wogan, the "kinsman" of Lewis Wogan of Boulston. The
marriage was by license, which is dated 31 Dec 1667, and this document shows
that the bride and bridegroom were then resident in Covent Garden, London.
The license authorised the ceremony to take place either in St. Dunstan's in
the West or St. Clement's le Danes in the Strand, and it states that Mrs.
Sarah Frere was a widow of about 28 years of age. The Rolls of Hawker's Manor
confirm this descent, for they show that in 1656 Susanna Frere was Lady of
the Manor; in 1657 her son, Tobias, was Lord, and in 1666 his wife Sarah was Lady.
Whether
the Freres ever owned the Manor of Redenhall seems questionable. A Court was
held in 1659 by Robert Bransby the Steward, under Letters Patent from William
Gawdy, "late lord of the manor", but from 1660 until 1664 James
Hobart is mentioned as the Lord, and it was not until 1678 that John Wogan
figured in that position. Presumably William Gawdy sold the Manor to Hobart,
who in turn resold, in 1664, either to the Freres or to John Wogan himself.
Mrs Sarah Wogan died in 1684, and was buried at Redenhall. |
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This is
a order in a form of a letter telling William Booth and Jacob Sholders to pay
the total sum of £47 to William Walker on behalf of one William Roots (
William Roots,was unable to read and write ) the cottage was in Skeyton (
Norfolk ). |
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1875 |
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This is
a two page,two seal Vellum document for a mortgage of land brick and tileyard
and cottages next the Shipdham Road,East Dereham ( Norfolk ) for securing
£400 and interest. Names on the document are: William Hubbard,Nathaniel
Girling,Ellen Beals,Wright Goddard Wigg and William Warner. Size 28" x
23"...the document is very clean. |
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Girling |
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This
document dated 27th Aug 1777 is for power of
attorney given to one William Townsend ( Downham Market - Norfolk ) by
one Henry Humphrey ( Harpley - Norfolk ). Sealed and delivered in the
presence of William Smith. |
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This is
a out going list of payments made from a John Osborne's Estate in
Redenhall,the payments are over a 20 year period...1741-1761 |
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This a
Mortgage of estates at Horsham St Faiths and Hainford in Norfolk for securing
£130 and interest....20th December 1851.The document has one seal and is on
Vellum,it's between David Storrer - Yeoman from Hainford and Henry Rix -
Gentleman from Norwich.The document is for eight cottages,land and woods in
the Manors of Horsham St Faths and Meyton Hall in Frettenham. There are two
other documents that on paper...one dated 1852 signed by Henry Rix.....the
other dated 1856,signed by David Storrer ( X -His mark )...in this one David
Storrer borrowed £30 from one William Hale. These documents give a good
insight into Norfolk life in the 1800's. Size 28.1/2" x
19.1/2"..the main document...the other two paper ones are 13" x
8"..all documents are very clean...and in good condition |
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This is
a three seal vellum document for a release of a cottage and 21 perches of
land at Deopham in Norfolk.Dated 15th April 1825. Names on the document are:
Robert Gathergood (Deopham- Labourer),Samuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman
(Hingham-Gentleman),Edmund Badcock (Deopham-Blacksmith)and William Knott
(Deopham-Labourer) The document is in V.G.C....Size 31" x 24" |
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Gilman |
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This is
a vellum document date 7th Dec 1767...It starts " Hawkers to wit: At the
general Court Baron of John Coogan? Esq,Lord of the said Manor". The
document is for land and chattels of one John Chalker....in Redenhall (
Norfolk )....and now his son also called John Chalker ( Yeoman ) living in St
Lawrence-Ilketshall (Suffolk) From what I can make out it is to do with the
Will left by John Chalker (the elder)...for the land and tenants living on
the land. Names on the document are: Daniel Sayer,Gentleman and Steward of
the Manor,Offley Smyth (Gentleman),Redenhall,and John Chalker. |
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This is
a vellum document for land in Redenhall (Norfolk)The document starts "
Hawkers to wit} At the General Court Baron of Elizabeth Wogan Lady of the
said Manor Holden for the said Manor 26th October 1778,before Edmund
Gillingwater Gentleman Deputy Stewart of the said Manor there." The
document is for the lands in the manor of Redenhall of one Offley
Smyth,Gentleman-copyhold tenant of the said manor died since last
Court....and now his son George Smyth,want to take over the land laying in
Hall Wonge? in Redenhall....it ends with "To hold the same to him the
said George Smyth and his hairs for ever of the Lady at the will of the Lady
according to the custom of the said Manor saving every ones right in paying
the Lady a fine by the ancient rents...." Other names on document are:
Thomas Chalker,John Wright. The document is in V.G.C Size 13" x 8" |
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This a paper
document of an extract of the Will of John Matthews of Needham (Norfolk
)...the document is for land in Reddenhall (Norfolk)being given to one Edmund
Ludbrooke. Names on the document are: John Matthews
(Hicklor)Needham-Norfolk,Edmund Ludbrooke (Servant) to Mr
Buckenham-Weybread,Richard Aldous (Clarke),Joseph Lodge-Needham, John
Smith-Harleston and Robert Growfoot? |
Matthews |
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Buckenham |
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Abstract of Title of Land 1819 This is a 2 page paper document for land
called "Bakers Pightle" in the Manor of Aylsham (Norfolk).It
cover's what was going on with the land from 1808 - 1815...names on the
document are: James and Mary Dye,Piddock Blomefield and Clement Overton. The
document is very clean and in V.G.C. |
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1822
Will with large Paper Seal This is a vellum document with a large paper seal
of one William Young( Clerk.) The will is from a one Jacob Hardy( Pulham St
Mary-Norfolk ),with Ann Burton,Ann Utting and William Utting as
witnesses.Other names on the document are Lydia wife of Jacob and George
Hardy nephew.There is a small document inside the main one,with the large
seal...Document is clean and in V.G.C. |
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Abstract
of Title of Lands 1805 This is a 3 page paper document of an abstract of
James Nash's title to lands in Frettenham and Hayneford copyhold of the said
Manor...the Manor being Meyton Hall in Frettenham.The document covers 1706 to
1805 this makes a good insight into Norfolk Life. |
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1869
Indenture This is a 3 seal vellum document,this is a conveyance of the
Freehold parts of a dwellinghouse and land at Wendling-Norfolk.Between Lucius
Banham of Wendling ( Licensed Landlord ) and Henry Bullard-City of Norwich ( Brewer
-better known as Bullard's Brewery),other names in the document are,Charles
Harsley,John Lovett,Edmund Page and George Page. The document is very clean
and in V.G.C. |
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1770
This is a paper document is for payment for land and tenaments in the Manor
of Holme-Next the Sea,late Holkham...from Henry Humphrey late of Harpley now
of Gt Massingham,Norfolk-Gentleman,by Henry Benton of
Thornham,Norfolk-Marchant. Other name on the document is that of Richard
Adamson Esq,Bury St Edmunds,Suffolk. The document is clean and in V.G.C. |
Humphrey |
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1778
This is a Acknowledgment of Satisfaction document is for payment for land and
tenaments in the Manor of Holme-Next the Sea,late Holkham...from Henry
Humphrey late of Harpley now of Gt Massingham,Norfolk-Gentleman.Paid to one
Thomas Holman,Downham Market,Norfolk-Gentleman. The document is clean and in
V.G.C |
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1877
This is a one seal vellum Indenture Conveyance document for cottages at
Hayneford-Norfolk. Walter Bennett,City of Norwich-Wholesale Grocer,William
Brown Esq,Hayneford Hall,Norfolk are the main two names in the document,other
names are....Reverend William Arnold Walpole Keppel,James Cuddon Esq and
Randall Ellis Burroughes. The document is very clean and in V.G.C |
Bennett |
Brown |
Keppel |
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1831
This is a one seal Indenture for a Mortgage of an Estate in Shipdham and
Dereham,Norfolk...for £2,000 and interest.Principle names are William
Catton,Shipdham,Norfolk-Gentleman and Thomas Smyth Esq,East
Dereham,Norfolk.Other names are....Elizabeth and Christopher Utting,Charles
Catton,Samuel and Maria Susanna Cooper. The document is clean and in V.G.C. |
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1763
This is Absolute Surrender document,for lands and tenaments in the Manor of
Redenhall.This is a out of court surrender by one Charles Annison,City of
Norwich-Taylor,to the Lord or the said Manor..by the hands of one Daniel
Sayer-Gentleman. The document is clean and in V.G.C |
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This is
Extracted from the Registry kept for the Archdeaconry of Norfolk dated 3rd
November 1777. In the last Will and Testament of John Matthews late of Needham
in the county of Norfolk-Hickler,deceased....."and I give and devise All
that my messuage tenement,a cottage situate in Redenhall in the county of
Norfolk now in the occupation of Hannard,unto and to the use of Edmund
Ludbrooke,now servant to Mr Buckingham of Weybread aforsaid,and to he's heirs
and assigns for ever" The document is clean and in V.G.C. |
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Hannard |
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1840 Last
Will and Testament. This is Probate vellum document with small vellum
document at the bottom with a large paper seal.The Will is from one Thomas
Stoneham,Yeoman-Aylsham,Norfolk. This document give's a good insight into
life in the 1800's. Document is clean and in V.G.C. |
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1797
This is a Particular and Conditions for Sale of Estates at Great Massingham
and Gaywood in the County of Norfolk. Lately belonging to Thomas Carr,a Bankrupt.
To by sold by Auction at the public inn,known by name,or sign of the SUN,in
King's-Lynn,in the said county,on Tuesday in the fifteenth day of
August,1797,beteen the hours of two and five in the afternoon; by ORDER of
the ASSIGNEES of the Estate and Effects,of Thomas Carr, a Bankrupt. This a
very early and hard to find Condition of a sale of an Estate from the
1700's.It is in good condition for something that is over two hundred years
old. |
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1883 |
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1883
This is a 24 page document for the Settlement of the share of Miss Christabel
Mary Burroughes in the sum of £30,000 provided for portions for the younger
children of the late Rev Randall Burroughes deced the Father of Miss
Borroughes by the Will of her Grandfather Henry Negus Burroughes late of
Burlingham Hall,Esq deceased. This document is a good insight into family
life in the 1800's. Names on the document are: Miss Christabel Mary
Burroughes,Spinster (Normanstone-Suffolk),Edward George Cubitt,Esq,(Honing
Hall-Norfolk), Henry Negus Burroughes,
Esq late of (Burlingham Hall-Norfolk)formerly M.P. for the Eastern Division
of Norfolk,and Rev Randall Burroughes. Size 11" x 15" |
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1730
This ia a one seal paper Indenture for land and tenaments in Durham.Names on
the document are George Marshall-Yeoman, George (Yeoman)and Alice Bolton. The
document is clean. |
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1885 |
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1885
VELLUM DEED NORWICH HON. WILLIAM HARBORD NO RESERVE This superb, entirely handwritten
vellum deed is dated 21st August 1885. The calligraphic heading "To all
to whom these Presents shall come" spreads across the whole width of the
page. The deed refers to an older Marriage Settlement and various names are
mentioned including The Honorable William Harbord, the Honorable Gertrude
Hyde Harbord, The Right Honorable Charles, Lord Suffield, Charles Dennis,
Charles John Shoubridge, Finetta Maddy and various Harbord children. There is
a red, ten shillings revenue stamp at the left and a single red wax seal at
the bottom by the signature of William Harbord. AN EXCELLENT DOCUMENT FOR
FRAMING. Size. The document is approx. 28" wide x 23". Condition.
In superb condition with the usual folding creases. |
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Harbord |
Suffield |
Dennis |
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1915 |
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This
auction is for an estate duty document which relates to an individual who
died in 1915. The individual's name appears to be John Buckenham Cross (the hand-writing
is a little difficult to read), and the solicitor is Pomeroy and Son from
Wymondham. The document is large, covering many pages. The purpose of the
document appears to be to let the Government know how much an individual was
worth when they died. This leads to an interesting document where this
peron's total wealth was around 300 pounds. The document itself is an
official form which has been completed by hand to fill in the relevant
details. It is likely that this must be the solicitor's duplicate copy, as
the original would have been sent to the court and then forwarded on
accordingly to the record offices. A little piece of history. The individual
appears to have come from Wymondham, in Norfolk. |
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280 |
1915 |
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It was
an interesting experience listing this auction finding out more about the
individual to which it related! The document is the account of a John
Buckingham Cross, who died in the First World War at the age of 51. He left
568 pounds (a considerable amount of money). The large one sheet (folded)
gives details of the worth he had, such as his death benefit from Oddfellows,
life assurance, business worth and so on. There is also attached a letter
from the War Office with their confirmation and a stamped invoice from the
solicitor for their work. Visiting www.cwgc.com (this is the web-site of the
Commonwealth Graves Commission) this individual's record can be discovered.
He was 51 and was Company Quartermaster Serjeant in the Norfolk Regiment.
Search under the name JB Cross to discover the details for yourself,
including his wife and parent's details. Documents relates to the town of
Wymondham in Norfolk. Fascinating!!! |
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1912 |
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This
auction is for a legal document dating to 1912. It is ten large pages long
(each page folded in three) and is a draft copy of the document which was
filed to mee tht elegal requirements at the time. The document is entirely
hand-written and says at the top, "In the High Court of Justice Chancery
Division - Mr Justice Warrington". The document was between John
Thurston and Esther Gladdow. The rest of the document shows that this is a
draft with lots of crossing outs and changes. The document was filed on
behalf of the Plaintiff in the Chancery division and is from a solicitor in
Wymondham, Norfolk (Pomeroy and Son) which is also where the document itself
relates to. |
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This
auction is for seven legal documents from a solicitor's office in Wymondham,
Norfolk. Document
One - Letter from the War Office relating to a soldier killed in the First
World War (John Buckingham Cross). (see our other auctions regarding this
individual) Document
Two - Document signed by John Buckingham Cross in 1910 regarding a transfer
of money to his wife. Document
Three - Will of John Buckingham Cross, initially written in 1908, but updated
in 1911 and 1914. This is likely to be the solicitor's copy. Document
Four - 1910 Copy Draft relating to the Manor of Deopham Hall. Multi-page
document. Document
Five - Birkbeck vs Taylor, insturctions to advise on evidence as within.
Large one page document, dated 22nd June 1883. Document
Six - 1883 Birkbeck vs Taylor copy certificate of costs of plaintiffs as
mortgagees. One large piece of paper folded into four. Document
Seven - 1905 Letters of Administration of the Effects of Henry Bates
(deceased). Dated 15th July 1905. All the
documents relates to Pomeroy and Son, a solicitor from Wymondham, in Norfolk.
Fascinating collection! |
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1844 |
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1844
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT NORWICH NORFOLK -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF FOUR COTTAGES IN THE PARISH
OF SAINT ETHELDRED IN CITY OF NORWICH. BETWEEN WILLIAM CHASE OF THE CITY OF
NORWICH, WINE MERCHANT AND MARIA BROWN AND JAMES WEGG LANHAM OF THE SAME
CITY, PUBLICAN TO WILLIAM STEVENS OF THE SAME CITY. WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP AND THREE RED WAX SEALS
IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR CHASE, BROWN OR LANHAM FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 23 INCHES BY 29 INCHES |
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Brown |
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1608 |
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HOUSE
SALE - 1608. Original manuscript indenture for the sale of a house in Upwell,
Norfolk (between Downham and Wisbech). Sold in 1608 by Thomas Browne to
Robert Ashton. Norfolk: , 1608. In excellent condition, clearly legible and
with the original seal. |
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1725 |
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1725
ANTIQUE DEED ELSING NORFOLK FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE I-.LOW START PRICE AND
NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT COPY TITLE DEED FROM THE MANOR COURT OF ELSING BEING
SURRENDER AND RELEASE OF MESSUAGE FROM THOMAS ARNOLD TO THOMAS BROWNE. THIS
DEED IS WRITTEN IN LATIN IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - ONE ESCUTCHEONED
FISCAL REVENUE STAMP - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE BROWNE FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM -
SIZE 13 INCHES BY 14 INCHES |
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1803 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE RECORDING A SALE OF LAND BETWEEN ROBERT SWALLOW OF WATTON, SURGEON
AND ONLY SON OF ROBERT SWALLOW DECEASED, OF ONE PART, AND JOHN WORBY OF
CARBROOKE, FARMER, OF THE OTHER PART, DATED 5 APRIL 1803. This document
records the sale by lease & release of a messuage in Carbrooke, Norfolk,
in the possesion of William Cater, and 1 acre of land on the road to
Scoulton, and 3 acres of land close by on the road to Griston, and 3 acres
called Cliff Haze Pightle close to Richards Gap Lane, and 1 acre in lower
field Carbrooke, and 5 acres called Woodgroome, and 3 acres in the common
pasture of Carbrooke plus several other inclosures in Carbrooke. Lots of other names mentioned including
John Murrell, Clement Wacw, John Greengrass, Lady Howard, Peter Henry Barker,
Robert Warner, David Stone, Thomas Humphreys and John Hardy. Handwritten in
English on vellum. Very good condition. |
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Worby |
Cater |
Murrell |
Wacw |
Greengrass |
Howard |
Barker |
Warner |
Stone |
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1728 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE RECORDING A MORTGAGE OF LAND IN BANHAM, NORFOLK BETWEEN THOMAS
SPRINGALL OF ROCKLAND ALL SAINTS, WHEELRIGHT, OF ONE PART, AND NICHOLAS LANE
OF NORWICH, BUTCHER, OF THE OTHER PART, DATED 28TH SEPTEMBER 1728 IN THE 2ND
YEAR OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE II. This document records the mortgage of land
and a tenement in the possesion of Thomas Springall in Banham. Handwritten in English on vellum. medium
browning all over the document, but text is readable. 8 cm tear into the text on the left hand
side, but text is still readable. |
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1855 |
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Manor
of Westhall otherwise Gaytons in Gayton, Norfolk Manor Court Document
recording the admission of Robert Robertson under the award of the
commissioners in Gayton Inclosure act and after the death of his father, at a
court held 2 February 1855. Handwritten in English on vellum. Very good
condition. |
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1768 |
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VELLUM
FINAL AGREEMENT FROM THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WESTMINSTER, BETWEEN NOAH
BAKER, PLAINTIFF, AND JERIMIAH EDZARD, JENNY THEODINE EDZARD, ETC,
DEFORCIANTS, DATED 1768 IN THE 18TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE III. This
document records the sale of 1 messuage, barn and stable, 2 curtilages, 16
acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and common pasture for cattle in Banham,
Norfolk. Handwritten in English on vellum. Some dust marking and creases. |
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1619 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written last will and testament probate dated
26th December 1619 during the reign of King James I, pertaining to Edmund
Warde of Wallcott in the County of Norfolk singleman. Other names
included: Roberte Warde (father),
Bridgett Warde, Humfrie Warde, Francis Warde, Samuel Warde, Robert Warde
(brother), Isarke Warde, Solomon Warde, William Roome & Margret
Chamberlaine. Probate in written Latin below Last Will and Testament. Places
mentioned: Walcott, Witton & Keeleington. A little jaded with several
minor holes and bearing the usual long-term storage folds and wrinkles.
Comprising a single sheet of period paper approx. 15” x 9” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Quite a comprehensive account of the Warde family during a
brief instant in time. Originally bearing a red wax pendant seal the majority
of which has disintegrated and the seal tag has become unattached. |
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1737 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written last will and testament probate dated
21st July 1737 during the reign of King George II, pertaining to Mary Freston
Daughter of William Freston of Mendham in the County of Norfolk Esquire Send
Greeting Whereas Mary Freston late of Fresingfield in the County of Suffolk
Spinster Deceased etc etc. Other names mentioned: Richard Freston & William Smith. A
clean document bearing the usual long term storage folds. Comprising a single
folded sheet of period watermarked paper approx. 15” x 12” with all text
fully legible for transcription. Single integral paper/wax/paper laminated
seal and three six pence embossed revenue stamps. |
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1774 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written last will and testament copy dated
9th June 1774 during the reign of King George III, pertaining to James
Bidwell of Banham in the County of Norfolk Gentleman. Other names
included: John Talbot, Priscilla
Bidwell, John Bidwell Edwards, John Foster, Sarah Edwards, Jeoffrey
(Fowler?), Thomas Freeman, Thomas Taylor, George Read, George Bidwell, Joseph
Cable, The Widow Coleby, John Mallow, Timothy Constable, Thomas Constable,
Thomas Thompson, Ann Constable, Thomas Hunting, John Hunting, William Algar
& William Webb. Places mentioned: Properties in Hinderclay, Winfarthing, Rockland All
Saints, Shelfanger, Banham, Long Melford in Suffolk, The City of London &
Alford in Lincoln. A clean document bearing the usual long term storage
folds. Comprising four sheets of period watermarked paper folded in half and
bound with cord approx. 16” x 12”. Six pages of text fully legible for
transcription. |
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Talbot |
Edwards |
Foster |
Freeman |
Taylor |
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Cable |
Coleby |
Mallow |
Constable |
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Attested
Copy of Indenture dated '1758?'. Mentions ' Whereas the said John Goodwin
sometime since for a valuable considoration bargained sold and conveyed to
the said Benjamin Wiseman and his Heirs a messuage or Tenement in Diss'?
Comprises approx. 3 pages and has marks, minor tears , folds, creases etc.
This is an attested copy and I do not know the year in which it was copied. |
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1894 |
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1894
INDENTURE. Conveyance of freehold cottages, hereditaments and premises at the
'Heath' and Church Street,
Kenninghall, Norfolk. This document contains folds, minor creases and marks
and there is also cracking and minor pieces missing to the 'red' seals. |
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1697 |
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Neat
document dated 1697 with red wax seal top left corner, a double sheet of
today's A5 size in close writing but readable and has full transcript - concerning
SAMUEL MONTAGU as Steward of the manor of WOLSINGHAM in DURHAM giving Power
of Attorney to CHARLES TURNER of LYNN REGIS in NORFOLK and JOHN HUTCHISON of
DURHAM - signed and witnessed at base - a lovely little document to research
in fine condition, just a little scuffed top right corner. The text then
appears in Latin on the second page, I am presuming its the same thing in
both languages. |
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1896 |
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1896
This a five page two seal vellum document for a mortgage of estates in the
Cattle Market in Norwich and in Sutton and Catfield,Norfolk. Names on the
document are: William and Mary Ann Barber of Catfield ( Farmer ),Henry Read
Gulley? of Norwich (Solicitor),William and Mary Ann Girling of Norwich
(Innkeeper) and William Garrett. |
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1877,
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MORTGAGE
IN FEE OF SEVERAL INCLOSURES OF LAND LYING IN OLD BUCKENHAM AND BANHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF NORFOLK Between: JOHN MORTON AND JEREMIAH JAMES COLMAN Dated 9th
February 1877 TOGETHER WITH A
RECONVEYANCE OF THE LANDS BETWEEN: ELIZABETH GAY AND EDWARD SHERINGHAM AND
THE REVEREND DARCY HARRINGTON PRESTON Dated 1st May 1884 Two indentures
written on the same piece of vellum written in English. The land included 2
inclosures of arable land in Old Buckenham in the possession of James Hewitt
near Doe Lane; all land known as Low Allotment numbered 190 on the Tithe
Commissioners award map of Banham; and land called Hewitt's in Banham
numbered 191 on the tithe map. All text readable, but with some browning and
water staining. |
Morton |
Colman |
Gay |
Sheringham |
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1802 |
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1802
ANTIQUE DEED THE SHIP INN NORFOLK REIGN GEORGE III-.LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE LEASE OF A MESSUAGE FORMERLY CALLED OR KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE GREEN
MAN BUT NOW BY THE NAME OF THE SHIP AT CASTLE ACRE IN NORFOLK MANUSCRIPT
LEGAL DOCUMENT WITH CLASSIC INDENTURE TOP EDGE "BETWEEN THOMAS BELL OF
CASTLEACRE IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK OF THE FIRST PART, FRANCIS DALTON OF
SWAFFHAM OF THE SECOND PART ." LEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE WITH THE
BREWHOUSE, STABLE AND GARDEN AND ALSO
ALL THAT MALTING OFFICE, KILN AND MILL HOUSE ON BALY STREET WITH TWO FISCAL
REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE WAX SEAL. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
- OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE BELL FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27 INCHES
BY 22 INCHES |
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Dalton |
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299 |
1835 |
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1835
ANTIQUE DEED MALSTER NORFOLK REIGN WILLIAM IV -.LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE APPOINTMENT AND RELEASE OF A MESSUAGE MALT OFFICE AT CASTLE ACRE IN
NORFOLK MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT WITH CLASSIC INDENTURE TOP EDGE
"BETWEEN WILLIAM MARTIN OF CASTLEACRE IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK OF THE
FIRST PART, GEORGE FREDERICK MARTIN OF CASTLEACRE MALSTER OF THE SECOND PART
AND FRANCIS BLOYE OF SWAFFHAM." LEASE OF ALL THAT MALTING OFFICE, KILN
AND OFFICES TOGETHER WITH A CLOSE OF LAND ON BALY STREET WITH FISCAL REVENUE
STAMP AND TAX STAMP - TWO WAX SEALS. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY FOR THE MARTIN FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 32
INCHES BY 25 INCHES |
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300 |
1892 |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated 30th July 1892 being a Mortgage on property
situate in Stacy Road, Saint Paul, Norwich. The contract is between John
Taylor, Organ Builder; and five trustees of the Loyal Trafalgar Lodge Number
3567 of the Norwich District of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Manchester Unity Friendly Society, who are stated as John Webster, William
Bloomfield Brett, George Clarke, Henry Walpole Hornor, and John Dixon.. This
beautifully handwritten document measures 15" x 10", runs to four
pages (one blank), and bears one wax seal and one revenue stamp. In excellent
condition. |
Taylor |
Webster |
Brett |
Clarke |
Hornor |
Dixon |
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