Northamptonshire 1-100
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1584-1647 |
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Yelverton
(Sir Christopher, judge, took part in the indictment of Essex in 1600,
1535?-1612) Conveyance of land in Easton Maudit, from Henry Collier to Sir
Christopher Yelverton, manuscript on vellum, lacks seal, folds, browned, 350
x 445mm., March 1608 Yelverton (Sir Henry, judge, son of Sir Christopher
Yelverton, 1566-1629) Conveyance of land in Easton Maudit, from Nicholas
Seridge to Sir Henry Yelverton, manuscript on vellum, lacks seal, folds,
browned, 332 x 494mm., 1st August 1617; and 4 others relating to Easton
Maudit including 1 other relating to the Yelverton family, v.s., 1584-1647
(6). #60-80 |
Yelverton |
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1788 |
Dominic
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Spencer (George John, Earl). Three separate vellum
indentures 1788, relating to the release of Loddon Farm on the Althorp
Estate, all signed by Earl Spencer. Spencer (1758-1834) an ancestor of
Princess Diana, was First Lord of the Admiralty under Pitt the Younger and
subsequently Home Secretary |
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1661 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & |
849 |
Fine document on vellum, dated June 6th, 1661, relating to the
sum of ,500 being the residue of the purchase money to be paid by Bernard
Walcot of Cranford, Northants to Lord Poulett for the purchase of the Manor
of Walcot in Northants, written in a neat calligraphic script with elaborate
calligraphic initial letter, signed by Poulett to base, in fine condition.
Rare. Documents bearing the signatures of leading figures in the Civil War
are now becoming scarce on the market. Poulett was a leading figure in the
Royalist Army seeing service in |
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1717 |
Dominic
Winter 2 & |
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Historically important indenture on vellum, dated 1717, being
the marriage settlement of Edward Jeffery of Maidford, Northants and Ann Are
of Weedon Beck, written in a flowing secretarial hand, with attached terrier on
paper listing a considerable number of pieces of land which were subject to
the settlement, both documents in fine condition. Rare. The terrier provides
a wealth of description including personal and field and strip names. This is
a late document to record such arrangements as the Enclosure Acts were being
steadily introduced across the countryside. |
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1648-1700 |
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Northamptonshire/Leicestershire.- Group of indentures,
relating to land in Little Bowden, Braybrooke and Daventry, documents signed
or relating to: Eliab & William Harvey, William Allard, Thomas &
Nathaniel Wade, William Ireland, John Prestwoode, Henry Pratt, Sir Edward
Griffin and Heneage Finch, 20 documents, manuscripts on vellum, folds,
soiled, many with seals appended, v.s., 29th November 1648 - 4th June 1700
(20). Little Bowden on the outskirts of Market Harborough is now in
Leicestershire. |
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1659,
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Lee
(Thomas, of Farndon,) Indenture between Eliab Harvey and Thomas Lee "all
that … inclosed grounde of pasture comonly called or knowne by the name of Madilose
… in the parish of Little Bowden", D.s. "Tho Lee", manuscript
on vellum, folds, wax seal, 360 x 760mm., 1st March 1659; and 13 others,
documents, 10 relating to Little Bowden and 3 to Great Oxendon,
Northamptonshire, v.s., v.d. 1697-1707 (14). |
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1775-1784 |
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Account
book. Rent Accounts, manuscript, ruled in red, original vellum, 134pp.
excluding blanks, original vellum, soiled, folio, 1775-84. Accounts include: |
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1724-1769 |
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Court
papers of the manor of Great Oxenden, manuscripts on paper, 8 files, slightly
browned, v.s., 28th October 1724 - Michaelmas [29th September] 1769. |
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1752 |
Bloomsbury
20 Jun 2002 |
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Hervey
(Samuel) A.L.s. to Mrs. Orchard, 1p. & address panel, 8vo, Tottenham,
22nd May 1752, regretting that he is unable to meet her as his father has
just died and he is "obliged to remove into Northamptonshire; &, if
I can bear the journey, & undergo the fatigue, to take the Living of
Weston", folds, browned; and another, an indenture relating to
Yorkshire, v.s., v.d. (2). |
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1812 |
ebay |
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1720
DEED POLL; PAPER COPY DOCUMENT. DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN or AROUND 1812 AS A
COPY DOCUMENT OF THE DEED POLL OF GEORGE LYNN OF SOUTHWICK IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON TO MAURICE JOHNSON GENT. DOCUMENT REFERS TO A CASE IN HIS
MAJESTY'S HIGH COURT CHANCERY IN 1714 IN CONNECTION WITH THE BARONET SIR
CHARLES IRBY AND HIS SON ANTHONY OF BOSTON LINCOLNSHIRE AND LAND AT WHAPLOAD
IN LINCOLNSHIRE - THE DOCUMENT MERITS FURTHER RESEARCH. ON THREE SHEETS OF J.
RUMP WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1812 - size 16 inches by 13 inches |
Lynn |
Johnson |
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1794 |
ebay |
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1794 PAPER DOCUMENT
- RELEASE AND MORTGAGE IN FEE. INDENTURE BETWEEN MARY EATON OF DEAN IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONAND JOHN HUMINGS OF HOLBEACH IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
LAND AND HOUSE AT AT WHAPLOAN IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN NEAR A PLACE CALLED
HOLBEACH WASH WAY. GUARANTEED original on SIX SHEETS of BURTENSHAW
WATERMARKED PAPER. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. |
Eaton |
Humings |
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1808 |
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Document drawn
up in 1808 and on PAPER. Hand written it gives
details of THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN LINLEY HURST OF KEYSTONE IN THE COUNTY OF
HUNTINGDON, GENTLEMAN AND SAMUEL MOSELEY OF THRAPSTON IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON, BAKER. IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE III. FOR LAND SITUATE AND LYING IN
THE LORDSHIP OF THRAPSTON ABUTTING DENFORD LANE ON THE WEST. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION SIZE 16 INCHES BY 13 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1807 |
Hurst |
Moseley |
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1643-1684 |
Bloomsbury
13 Dec 2002 |
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. [?Barlee (William, rector of Brockhall, Northants)]
Commonplace book, manuscript in two hands, 291pp. excluding blanks, 1f.
loose, water-stained, slightly browned, original vellum, wormholes in lower
cover, creased, yellowed and stained, a few edges frayed, sm. 8vo, 14th
August 1643 - 20th December 1684. *** An intriguing volume with a possible
connection between William Barlee, rector of Brockhall and Thomas Pierce
(1622-91) through Lady Spencer of Althorp. Lady Dorothy Spencer, Countess of
Sunderland (1617-84) was immortalised by Edmund Waller in his courtship poems
as 'Sacharissa' "and by his verses secured for her a renown which she
would not otherwise have enjoyed. The name of Sacharissa, which he bestowed
upon her, was formed, 'as he used to say pleasantly,' from sacharum -
sugar." - DNB. Barlee and Pierce disagreed over calvanism in the Church of
England and wrote several pamphlets refuting each others views. Pierce was
appointed the young Lord Robert's tutor in 1652 and as Barlee lived only a
few miles away they must have met. Includes sermons, religious notes,
payments for books and "Paid towards ye trained bands since Nov 7th
1660", and tithes received from Lady Spencer and her son Lord Robert
etc. The payments listed include numerous references for money paid to the
Parliamentary army and the "country militia" such as 10 shillings
"To Sr Tho: Fairfax his Army" on June 4th 1649 and a further 6
shillings 8 pence on 5th July. Also a payment to "Cromwell's Army"
of 14 shillings and 3 pence in 1650. Robert Spencer, second Earl of Sunderland (1640-1702), "he
has generally been considered, and probably with justice, as the craftiest,
most rapacious, and most unscrupulous of all the politicians of his
age." - DNB. |
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Spencer |
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1786-1837 |
Bloomsbury
13 Dec 2002 |
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. Loveday family (of Williamscote House, near Banbury).- Family archive
including: Loveday (John, scholar, 1742-1809) Rent book: Alkerton, Arlescote,
Bourton, Cropredy, Slat Mill, Thorp Mandeville, Wardington and Williamscot,
manuscript, 86pp., in two hands, 3ff. at end loose, slightly browned,
original vellum, covers bowed, sm. 4to, 6th March 1786 - 27th May 1837 § Plan
of an Estate the Property of J Loveday Esq Williamscote Oxfordshire,
hand-coloured estate map on vellum, slightly soiled and stained, folds, 722 x
830mm., n.d. [c. 1790]; and a quantity of others including many deeds and
indentures and some 19th century maps of Williamscote extate, most deeds
relating to the Loveday family, most deeds on vellum, some soiling, v.s.,
v.d. [seventeenth - nineteenth centuries] (qty). *** Oxfordshire and
Nothamptonshire. |
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1887 |
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MORTGAGE
OF PREMISES IN NORTHAMPTON - 1883, AND RECONVEYANCE – 1887INDENTURE MADE 24TH
SEPTEMBER 1883 BETWEEN MR CHARLES SMITH OF THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON, TAILOR, OF
THE ONE PART, AND WILLIAM WARD OF WELLINGBOROUGH, SHOEFACTOR'S FOREMAN, OF
THE OTHER PART. MORTGAGE OF 56 OVERSTONE ROAD, NORTHAMPTON FOR THE SUM OF 100
POUNDS. A second indenture is written on the third page of the first
indenture, dated 1887, detailing a reconveyance of the property. Other names
mentioned include: Alfred Page; Joseph Stretton; Mr King; Mr Hall.
Handwritten on one piece of vellum folded into four pages. Two very good
condition Revenue and tax stamps. Signatures and three very fine red wax
seals. 26 by 40 cm (folded). Good condition. |
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Ward |
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Stretton |
King |
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1709 |
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1709
ANTIQUE VELLUM SALE DEED INDENTURE DOCUMENT. SPRATTON
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE: IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE
- 'BETWEENE ANNE CHADWICK OF SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON
WIDDOW OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM CHADWICK OF SPRATTON AFORESAID SONN AND
HEIR APPARENT OF HENRY CHADWICK OF SPRATTON. WITH ONE OVER TAPE SEAL ON THE MARK OF ANNE CHADWICK
AND TWO EMBOSSED BLUE REVENUE STAMPS . FOR LAND AND MESSUAGE AT SPRATTON
BELONGING TO ANNE AND HENRY CHADWICK. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - SIZE 26 INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM. |
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1761 |
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1 page vellum document dated 1761 Northampton. Offered is this
one page vellum document dated 9 October 1761. It measures 14.75 inches long
by just under 20 inches wide. The document is between William Davis of
Towcester in the County of Northamptonshire, The Reverend Samuel Jemson of
Weedon Park in the said County and Mary Sheppard late of London and now in
Daventry in Northaptonshire. It deals with the leasing od Messnages cottages
and tenements in Malting Close Towcester for one year. The document contains
its original blue revenue stamp and three red wax seals with signatures of
those listed above. |
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Jemson |
Sheppard |
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1844 |
ebay |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 28 December 1844. It measures 30
inches long by 22.5 inches wide. It is between Alfred Hopcroft to John Hyde.
It deals with the conveyance by appointment of two cottages and premises in
Brackley in Northamptonshire. It retains the revenue stamp and wax seals with
signatures. |
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Hyde |
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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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Bolingbroke |
Booly |
Freeman |
Mottram |
Stevens |
Jecks |
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1712 |
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London & Northampton - PAPER ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT. A
document written in 1712. Handwritten on TWO SIDES of CROWN AND FLEUR DE LYS
BOND WATERMARKED PAPER - it gives details of the ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN
SIMON ARIS OF THE INNER TEMPLE LONDON AND GEORGE BUTLER OF LITCHBOROW IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON INVOLVING THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. A VERY OLD AND
RARE PAPER ITEM IN GOOD CONDITION WITH TWO WELL STRUCK RED WAX SEALS -ONE OF
HERALDIC ARMS AND THE OTHER OF A MANS HEAD - AND TWO EMBOSSED REVENUE STAMPS. |
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1885 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 19.4.1885 IS A TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE BETWEEN MARY ANNE UNTHANK,INWOOD HALL,NORWICH,AND
CLEMENT WILLIAM JOSEPH UNTHANK A SHOP IN NORTHAMPTON.WITH SEALS AND STAMPS.IN
GOOD CONDITION |
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1723 |
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BARGAIN
FOR SALE DOCUMENT DATED 1723. A documents drawn up in 1723 BETWEEN
Christopher ROOKES AND ROBERTTA ROOKES TO JOHN SMITH. FOR MESSUAGE AND LAND
STANDING AT POTESBURY AND EASTBURY IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE - THREE FIRM STRUCK EMBOSSED REVENUES AND
PAPER TAX STAMP WITH TWO RED WAX SEALS.
WRITTEN ON HWS SHEILD WATERMARKED PAPER. |
Rookes |
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1769 |
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This
document is written on 3 pages of beautifully Watermarked Paper and is in a
clear hand. It is a detailed will and seems to have been based in Northampton.
It was proved before a Judge in London on 29th December 1769. The pages
measure 16 x 13inches. From the image the will is that of Knightley Adams of
Preston? Ca...?, Clerk. Also mentions Simon Adams. Probate to Jane Adams,
Wd., relict and sole Executrix. |
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1875 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 10 february 1875. it measures 23.5
inches long by 31.75 inches wide. It is between Mr Charles Cooke, Tomas
Barker, Richard Cappell, Thomas Ratcliffe and William Jeffery. it deals with
the conveyance of messuages called Princess Alexandra situated in Harrison
Road, Northampton. It has the revenue stamp and three wax seals with
signautres of thomas Barker, Richard Cappell and Charles Cooke. |
Cooke |
Barker |
Cappell |
Ratcliffe |
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1779 |
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Offered
is this two page hand written Last Will and Testament of John Tibbetts from Brackley
in the County of Northampton dated 17 August 1779. It measures 13 inches long
by 7.75 inches wide. It details what is to happen with his estate.It has a
wax seal and the signature of John Tibbetts. It is in excellent conditon as
it has been kept in a dust sheet. An interesting read and insight into the
distribution of property in those times. From the image his wife's name was
Susanna. |
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1881,
1891 |
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Old
English Mortgage Deed dated 28th December l881 with Transfer endorsed dated
7th September l891 (executed in the Reign of Our Sovereign Queen Victoria -
Prime Minister at the time - William Ewart Gladstone) Between Ralph Henry
Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall in the County of Northampton and of
Wellingore Hall in the County of Lincoln Esquire (1) Catherine Fleming
Anderson and Jane Ann Anderson both of Winford in the County of Somerset,
Spinsters (2) to secure the sum of £6000 Sterling with interest over messuages
cottages and pieces or parcels of land situate on the west side of a road
leading from Lincoln to Saxby situate in Spridlington in the County of
Lincoln containing some 424 acres and 13 perches, with Deed of Transfer
between the parties in reverse order dated 7th September 1891. This fine
Indenture consists of 8 neatly handwritten pages. It measures 10.5 inches by
17 inches and its incredibly light weight is approx 51 grammes only. For its
age it is in remarkable condition. The document is practically faultless
apart from a very small dark stain on the back sheet which does not spoil the
document. The document has been well preserved and is an ideal piece of
English history for collectors of old hand written documents. The signature
on the mortgage deed itself is a little faint and the original seal which is
in near perfect condition is for some reason a very dark green/nearly black
substance. The deed stamps in 1882 value £7.10.0. appear as though they were
impressed only today. The seals on the Transfer are again near perfect. They
are red. The Revenue stamps in 1891 value £1.10.0. are again near perfect.
The 6 black Revenue stamps are again in beautiful condition as if only
attached to the document today. |
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1856 |
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1856
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT WOLLASTON NORTHANTS. interesting document for the Mansion
House, Manor, rectory, farms and lands, tithes and tenements in the Parish of
Wollaston. References to many people involved in leases and deeds and family
marriage sttlements inluding: ON INDENTURE OF RELEASE FOR 1818 THE REVEREND
WATSON WILLIAM DICKINS OF ADISHAM IN THE COUNTY OF KENT; FRANCIS DICKINS;
DIANA DICKINS AND MARY DICKINS (THEN MARY KNATCHBULL); THE MOST REVEREND
FATHER IN GOD CHARLES MANNERS SUTTON LORD ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND SIR
EDWARD KNATCHBULL. BEING AN APPOINTMENT OF A SUM OF £200 PART OF A SUM OF
£10,00 SECURED ON THE WOLLASTON ESTATE. - WITH AN IMPRESSED ONE POUND FIFTEEN
SHILLING REVENUE STAMP . Wollaston Village East Northamptonshire With the
find of a Saxon Village located on the feast field, Archeologists are digging
to find evidence of once the heart of a Saxon village. So far they have
uncovered accommodation of the Saxon village with evidence of old wells, a
clay oven and work rooms. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION SIZE 13
INCHES BY 16 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WITH WHATMAN WATERMARK FOR
1856. |
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1880 |
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Old
English Mortgage Deed dated 3rd September 1880 with Transfers endorsed dated
3rd September 1882 and 14th August 1891 (executed in the Reign of Our
Sovereign Queen Victoria - Prime Minister at the time - William Ewart Gladstone)
Between Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall in the County of
Northampton and of Wellingore Hall in the County of Lincoln Esquire (1)Ann
Chapman of Islip in the said County of Northampton Widow Lucas Foster of
Irthlingborough in the said County of Northampton Farmer and Richard Phillips
Tompson of Stamford in the said County of Lincoln Gentleman (2) to secure the
sum of £10,000 Sterling with interest over messuages cottages and pieces or
parcels of land situate on the west side of a road leading from Lincoln to
Saxby situate in Spridlington in the County of Lincoln containing some 447
acres 1 rood and 25 perches, with Deeds of Transfer as mentioned above. This
fine Indenture consists of 2 neatly handwritten pages completed on all 4 sides
. It measures 28 inches by 23 inches and its weight is approx 117 grammes.
For its age it is in very good condition. The document is practically
faultless but 2 of the pages, the print is lighter than the others. The
document has been well preserved and is an ideal piece of English history for
collectors of old hand written documents. The signature on the mortgage deed
itself is perfect and the original seal is in the centre of the Mortgagor's
signature and is in perfect condition. There are 8 red Revenue seals and a
similar number of black Revenue stamps and 2 blue seals with an additional 2
black stamps on the reverse side of the seals all again in perfect condition.
The seals and stamps are in beautiful condition as if only attached to the
document today. |
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1660 |
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LARGE
VELLUM INDENTURE CHARLES 2ND 18TH OCTOBER 1660. OUNDLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
EDMOND AND RICHARD CUTHBERT AND HENRY BLEWIT. FOLDS ONE VERTICLE ONE
HORIZONTAL , PLUS OTHER MINOR ONES. SCRIPT IS CLEAR IN ENGLISH AND NOT FADED,
TWO SEALS REMOVED BUT NO TEARS. LARGE ONE FOOT 8 INCHES X ONE FOOT SIX
INCHES. |
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1793 |
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An attested
copy document WRITTEN IN 1793 ON PAPER. BEING THE PROBATE COPY OF A WILL
WRITTEN IN 1776 BY ELIZABETH RICHARDSON OF WELDON IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON - LISTS GOLDWATCH, SILVER
COFFE POT AND STAND, MOURNING RINGS TO BE GIVEN TO MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
- LAND AND PROPERTY TO HER DAUGHTER IN HOLBEACH AND WHAPLOAD LINCOLNSHIRE.
HANDWRITTEN ON ONE SHEET OF BUTTENSHAW WATERMARKED PAPER . |
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1615 |
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Location not given – Northamptonshire? (see below)
An old vellum indenture dating 1615 from the reign of King James I. The
writing is ornate and I am having difficulty reading it. It is possibly a
will. The names involved are Summer and Brooks, also the name Allen is
mentioned, probably a witness. The seal tags are present, but the seals have
disintegrated |
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1610 |
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An old
vellum 1610 from the reign of King James I. The names mentioned are Summer
and Brooks. It is written mostly in latin. Amazingly the seal is still intact
and has an impressed cross. Also mentions Daventrie in North’ton. |
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Brooks |
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1793 |
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A document
on PAPER drawn up in 1793 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF THE ORIGINAL OF 1765 - GIVING DETAILS OF THE CONTRACT BETWEEN MRS
ELIZABETH RICHARDSON OF HOLBEACH TO THE REVEREND MR. WILLIAM RAY AND WIFE OF
WELDON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON - HOUSE AND SIX ACRES OF LAND AT HOLBEACH
CALLED HOLBEACH WASH WAY. IN GOOD CONDITION
WRITTEN ON THREE SHEETS OF BUTTENSHAW WATERMARKED PAPER. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL 13 INS X 15 INS. |
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1719,
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1719 COPIED
1812 RARE ANTIQUE PAPER DEED POLL DOCUMENT. A document on PAPER drawn up in
1812 AS AN ATTESTED COPY OF THE DEED POLL OF WALTER LYNN OF SOUTHWICK IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. DETAILS OF - INROLLED IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY
MADE OR MENTIONED BETWEEN SIR EDWARD IRBY OF BOSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN
SON AND HEIR OF ANTHONY IRBY WHO WAS THE SON AND HEIR OF SIR ANTHONY IRBY,
DAME DOROTHY HIS WIFE - REFERENCES TO THE EARL OF STAMFORD AND THE LANDS OF
LADY ELWILL. THIS DOCUMENT HAS A WEALTH OF DETAIL THAT COULD BE FURTHER
RESEARCHED . IN GOOD CONDITION WRITTEN
ON THREE SHEETS OF J. RUMP WATERMARKED PAPER DATED 1812. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
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VELLUM INDENTURE DOCUMENT. VELLUM DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1928 BEING A LEASE OF
A PLOT OF LAND IN WILMSLOW IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER. BETWEEN THE TRUSTEES
UNDER THE DE TRAFFORD ESTATE ACTS 1904 AND 1914 BEING FREDERICK BARTHOLOMEW
STAPLETON BRETHERTON OF ALTINGTON HOUSE, TELSWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD A
MAJOR IN HIS MAJESTY'S ARMY AND CHRLES EDMUND DE TRAFFORD OF HOTHORPE IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON TO MR JOHN HANCHETT CHADWICK OF HEMINGFORD,
MACCLESFIELD ROAD WILMSLOW IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER, FRUIT AND SPICE
MERCHANT. WITH THREE WAX SEALS AND THREE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS - HAND
DRAWN SURVEY MAP. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 25 INCHES BY 28 INCHES ON TWO SHEETS
OF FOLDED VELLUM. |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED WEST HADDON LEICESTERSHIRE (?). ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE
FOR MESSUAGE BARNS OUTBUILDINGS AND LAND IN WEST HADDON IN THE COUNTY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
CONTRACT BETWEEN GEORGE HARRIS OF THEDDINGWORTH AND WILLIAM GOODMAN OF WEST
HADDON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. SUITABLE FRAMING SIZE. GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION, SOME STORAGE WEAR, SIZE 20 INCHES BY 13
INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
AND THREE RED WAX SEALS. |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 27 August 1835. It measures 23.5 inches
long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between John Ward, James Gardner and
Elizabeth Dopping Arnold. It deals with the conveyance of two messuages and
premises in Wollaston in the County of Northamptonshire. It retains the
revenue stamps and three wax seals with the signatures of those listed. |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT LAND WARWICK. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED FOR THE LEASE
OF ORCHARD LITTLE CLOSE CLOSE WITH STADDLE BARN LYING AND BEING IN HARBURY IN
THE COUNTY OF WARWICK BETWEEN WILLIAM BICKLEY LATE OF THE BOROUGH OF WARWICK
BUT NOW OF HARBURY AND DANIEL MANDER LATE OF SOUTHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
BUT NOW OF BIFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, APOTHACARY AND RICHARD MANN
OF HARBURY, SHOPKEEPER. SOCIAL HISTORY - AND GENEALOGY FOR THE BICKLEY OR
MANDER FAMILY SIZE 15 INCHES BY 22 INCHES ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WITH ONE
BLUE PAPER AND SILVER TAPE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND TWO RED WAX SEALS
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION |
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ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT GAYTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. LEGAL DOCUMENT; DRAFT
ABSTRACT OF THE TITLE OF HENRY STURDGES TO THE MESSUAGE COTTAGES OF TENEMENTS
AND GARDEN GROUND SITUATE AT GAYTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WITH
ENTRY FROM 1861. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL
HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE STURDGES FAMILY. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION WITH SOME DUSTING AND SMALL TEAR TO FIRST PAGE - ON SEVEN SHEETS OF
FOLDED WATERLOW AND LAYTON WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 13 INCHES X 7 INCHES. |
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A ornate
and large wavy edge indenture for the transfer of a lease. It is on vellum
and is all beautifully hand written. All the 3 seals are intact. It is the
transfer of a lease for property commonly known as the Kings Head and other
premises in Spratton, Northants. It is from Thomas Underwood of West Haddon,
Northants, Joseph Ridings Brown of Market Harborough, Leicester &
Benjamin Dawson Norton of Birmingham to William Ekins of Brixworth,
Northants. Other names mentioned. It is dated 10th Feb 1841. It is in
virtually mint condition, a fine example. It measures 28” x 22”. |
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ornate and large 3 page indenture for the Conveyance of the Kings Head and other
premises in Spratton, Northants for £650. It is on vellum and is all
beautifully hand written. It is from Messrs Brettell & Sharp and Mr John
Walton to Thomas Underwood , Joseph Ridings Brown & Benjamin Dawson
Norton. It is dated 24th June 1831. It is in good condition. It measures
approx. 30” x 25”. |
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ANTIQUE OBLIGATION BOND DOCUMENT. LEGAL DOCUMENT : THOMAS EDWARDS OF DAVENTRY
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, GENTLEMAN BOUND TO ELIZABETH INGE OF THE CITY
OF COVENTRY IN THE SUM OF £1000. WITH TWO IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND SEAL
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY
FOR THE EDWARDS FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED 'GR' WATERMARKED PAPER WITH TWO IMPRESSED
REVENUE STAMPS + SEAL SIZE 8 INCHES X 12 INCHES WIT BY M GILBERT AND MATT:
PAYNE |
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ANTIQUE DEED TO COACH AND HORSES INN. LEGAL DOCUMENT; LEASE OF THE COACH AND
HORSES INN SITUATE ON THE MARKET HILL, SOUTHAM - TOGETHER WITH THE BLACKSMITHS
SHOP, STABLE , BARN, GARDEN AND OTHER PREMISES SITUATE AT SOUTHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF WARWICK. BREWERIANA EPHEMERA BETWEEN WILLIAM BAYLIS OF BRAUNSTON IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, FARMER AND WILLIAM RATCLIFFE OF THE CITY OF
COVENTRY, BREWER IT IS QUITE RARE TO GET AND INN AND A BLACKSMITHS ON THE
SAME DEED SO THIS WOULD BE A NICE PIECE TO ADD TO ANY COLLECTION INTERESTING
ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE
WELCHMAN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 29 INCHES BY
22 INCHES WITH TWO BLUE PAPER ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND TWO WAX SEALS |
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1839 ANTIQUE
MANORIAL COURT FRANKPLEDGE. COPY LEGAL DOCUMENT; SURRENDER AND ADMITTANCE
FROM THE MANOR OF GREAT KINGTON WITH ITS MEMBERS IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK.
THE COURT LEET OR VIEW OF FRANKPLEDGE WITH COURT BARON OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE
HENRY PEYTO LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, LORD OF THE SAID MANOR SURRENDER AND
RELESE BETWEEN EDWARD GOATE OF GREAT KINGTON, SURGEON AND CUSTOMARY TENANT TO
SARAH REEVE OF BRAUNSTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE INTERESTING ITEM
FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE REEVE
FAMILY THIS ITEM IS SUPPLIED UNDER THE GUIDELINES OF THE MANUSCRIPT
COMMISSION GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM SIZE 17
INCHES BY 15 INCHES WITH TWO BLUE PAPER ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS |
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Castle. An attractive vellum indenture, dated 23rd November 1649, between Sir
Edward Griffin of Dingley, in Northamptonshire, and others for the purchase
of the Castle of Braybrook, together with the mansion house, stables,
malthouse, woods, and other lands and estates for the sum of ,850, complete
with large pendant wax seal suspended from seal tag Indentures relating to
the sale of Castles from such an early period are scarce. |
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ANTIQUE BARONIAL COURT DOCUMENT WARWICK. LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT; THE MANOR OF
GREAT KINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK; THE PRIVATE OR SPECIAL COURT BARON OF
THE RIGHT HONORABLE ROBERT JOHN VERNEY LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE. ADMIISION
AND SURRENDER DOCUMENT BETWEEN JOHN EDMUNDS OF GREAT KINGTON SURGEON AND
WILLIAM REEVE OF BRAMSTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON FARMER FOR A COTTAGE
AND BREWHOUSE NEAR THE SWAN INN IN GREAT KINGTON. INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE BROOKS
FAMILY TWO RED WAX SEALS AND ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 29
INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 21 December 1820. It measures 22.75
inches long by 31 inches wide. It is between Joseph Hall, Elizabeth Briggs,
Edwin Briggs, Richard Hall and William Dunkley. It deals with the assignment
term of 1000 years of two messuages in Gold Street in Northampton. The
document is very well written and retains the revenue stamp together with the
five wax seals with signatures of those listed. It has four small holes on
the corners of the folds. These are only located on the first of the three
pages and does not detract from being able to read it fully. |
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1750 |
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Oundle ABSTRACT
OF THE FREEHOLD ESTATES purchased by Mr. Rily. Abstract detailing leases etc.
from 1708-1723. In a small neat hand on 2p sm. folio. Blank leaf with docket
title. c1750 or earlier. £17.00 ¶ Concerns land in the Hamlet of Elmington
called Old Close, 13 acres in the Common Fields called Howhill Field and
Windmill field etc. |
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1720 |
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RELEASE AND QUITCLAIM whereby Simon Dickens, Francis, Bridgett and Ann Dickens
release any claim on the lands of their deceased father William Dickens, late
of Wormington, and acknowledge receipt of their share of the sale proceeds.
Single folio sheet, folded, sgined by four parties, witnessed, small wax
seals. 1720. |
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Pattishall
COPY ADMINISTRATION with will annexed, of The Revd. Thomas Welch, Clerk. 5p.,
folio. Leaves the Presentation to Nether Vicarage and Parish Church of
Pattishall, and his lands in Blakesley to his son, Presentation to the
Rectory and Parish Church of Slapton to another son, etc. Will dates 1815,
copy c1818. |
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1717 |
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Garden OBLIGATION BOND of Mary Miller, of Covent Garden, widow of John
Miller, Merchant, late of Ramsbury in Wiltshire, to John Riley of Oundle,
Draper, for œ160. In Latin and English, 1p., sm. folio, signed Mary Miller
with good small wax seal, signed by three witnesses. Conjoint leaf with
docket title. 1717. |
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1682 |
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vellum/parchment obligation bond Between William Allard of East Farndon, Northampton
and William Harvey of London Has four signatures and one wax seal Written in
Latin on the top part with an English transcript on the bottom part Slight
staining on top right hand corner but otherwise excellent condition for a
document over 320 years old from the reign of Charles II |
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1843
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT GAYTON NORTHAMPTON.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING AN
ASSIGNMENT OF TWO LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES AND PREMISES IN GAYTON IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON. BETWEEN GEORGE DUNCKLEY OF DAILSCOTE IN THE PARISH OF PATTISHALL
BT NOW OF GAYTON AND HENRY DUNCKLEY OF EASTCOTE IN THE PARISH PATTISHALL,
BAKER. WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - TWO WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM
FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE
DUNCKLEY FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEET
OF PARCHEMENT SIZE 30 INCHES BY 23 INCHES |
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1932 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1932. The
document is a compensation agreement relating to four cottages known as Rose
Cottages on the South side of the Main Street in Werrington, Northants. The
agreement is between the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough and Mr Charles
Edward Francis. The document is part typed (appears to be a standard document
produced by the Church Estates), with much hand-written. There is a veautiful
Cathedral seal along with three wax seals which are in good condition. There
is a small map of the property to which the document refers inside the front
page. The document is on one large piece of paper folded, with three sides
written on. |
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1942 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1942. This
document relates to the estate of Mr Charles Edward Francis deceased and is a
vesting assent in favour of Mrs Fanny Francis relating to four cottages known
as Rose Cottages, Werrington in the County of Northampton. The document is on
one large sheet of paper which is duly folded and written on one side. The
majority of the document is typed (unfortunately legal documents were never
quite the same as when they were all hand-written!!!) with hand-written
additions where necessary. |
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1920 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1920. The document
is hand-written on one large piece of paper folded down. Three of the large
pages are hand-written with the back of the final sheet containing details of
what the document contains. The document relates to the Manor of Werrington
in Northants. This document appears to be the solicitor's copy, dating from
June 1928, issued by the Deputy Steward at 37, Priestgate, Peterborough. The
solicitor was Andrew Percival. There is a two shillings stamp representing
the stamp duty which was payable. There is a small wax seal, but it is a more
modern variety and not the proper more traditional kind. The document has red
ink on the front showing that it was super-seded in 1928. (This is a receipt
from a John Thomas Brown for £350. |
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1892 |
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This
auction is for an original legal document which was produced in 1892. The
document is on one large piece of paper which has been folded down. There are
four pages with tight hand-written text on three of them, and the fourth page
contains a summary of the rest of the document. The document does have seals,
but they are the more modern variety. There are three of these seals, one of
each party relevant to the document, William Appleby, GK Johnson and E
Johnson. The document has also been signed by John Percival, the Deputy
Steward. The document relates to Werrington in Northamptonshire. The document
is a conditional surrender, but the document has been cancelled the year
after, with red ink on top of the description in 1893 stating that the
document has been vacated. |
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1893 |
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This auction
is for an original legal document which was produced in 1893. The document is
on one large piece of paper which has been folded down. There are four pages,
two with hand-writing tightly throughout page, one half filled and the other
is a summary of the document. This document appears to be a copy for the
solicitor's file, as it is missing any stamp duty, but the document has been
witnessed. The document relates to Werrington in Northamptonshire and is an
absolute surrender. There is a line saying "the original surrender
stamped 35/- is in the custody of the steward for presentment and enrolment,
John Percival, Deputy Steward". The names on the document are Mr
William, Appleby and Mr John Brown and the exact date is 25th March 1893. |
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1852 |
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1852
RARE ARTICLES LEGAL PRACTICE PARTNERSHIP. FANTASTIC DOCUMENT FOR LEGAL
PRACTICIONERS AS IT IT SETS OUT THE TASKS OF THE PRACTICE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE
DOCUMENT; BEING ARTICLES OF COPARTNERSHIP. BETWEEN ROBERT FREDERICK WELCHMAN
OF SOUTHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK AND CHARLES JOHN WELCHMAN OD WEEDON BECK
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. Whereas the said Robert Frederick Welchman has
for five years last past carried on the Business of an Attorney Solicitor and
Conveyancer at Southam in partnership with George Spraggett until the death
of George Spraggett. That Robert Frederick Welchman shall generally attend at
Daventry of the Market and Fair days. That Charles John Welchman shall attend
at Southam every Monday plus many other terms and conditions WITH two
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - TWO WAX
SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS
OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY, LEGAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE
WELCHMAN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED
SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 20 INCHES BY 15 INCHES |
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1823 |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 23 April 1823. It measures 21.25 inches long by
24.5 inches wide. It is between William Allen, Robert Smithson, John Smith
and John Moore Robinson. It deals with the lease for a year of a dwelling
house in Clovers Row (now Market Square) All saints in Northampton.It is well
written and retains the revenue stamps together with two wax seals and the
signatures of William Allen and Robert Smithson. |
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1845 |
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1845
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT COURT DEED WARWICK. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT FROM THE
COURT LEET OR VIEW OF FRANKPLEDGE WITH THE COURT BARON OF THE MANOR OF GREAT
KINGTON AND ITS MEMBERS IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK - LORD OF THE MANOR THE
RIGHT HONORABLE HENRY PEYTO LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE. SURRENDER OF
HERIDITAMENTS AND PREMISES TO THE HANDS OF THE LORD OF THE MANOR TO THE USE
OF BY SARAH REEVE LATE OF BRAUNSTON IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON - ALL THAT COTTAGE, BREWHOUSE, BARN, STABLE AND
SHOP LYING IN GREAT KINGTON NEAR THE SWAN INN; MARK REEVE (BROTHER) APPLIES
FOR ADMITTANCE. WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND MANORIAL RECORD
OFFICE STAMP. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL
HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE REEVE FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY
GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 18 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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1772 |
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1772
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT KINGS BENCH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE REIGN OF GEORGE III**. MANUSCRIPT
AND PRINTED LEGAL DOCUMENT; TO WIT
JOHN COLE COMPLAINS OF GEORGE SMITH BEING IN CUSTODY OF THE MARSHALL OF THE
MARSHALLRA OF OUR SOVERIEGN LORD THE KING BEFORE THE KING HIMSELF FOR THIS TO
WITT THAT WHEREAS MARY JENKINSON ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER 1771 AT PASSENHAM IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON DID DEMISE THIRTY ACRES OF LAND AND THIRTY ACRES OF
PASTURE TO JOHN COLE .... WITH IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE COLE FAMILY GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION -
- ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 16 INCHES BY 11 INCHES |
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1802 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED GAYTON NORTHAMPTON.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT;
BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF MESSUAGE, COTTAGE AND PREMISES AT GAYTON IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORG III - MUCH INFORMATION ON
POWERS AND PROVISIONS INTERESTING INDENTURE MANUSCRIPT BETWEEN SUSANNAH
BARBER OD TOWESTER IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON AND RICHARD BARBER OF SHORT'S
BUILDINGS CLERKENWELL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, CARPENTER AND THOMAS BARBER
OF RED LION COURT AND CHARTER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. THREE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND THREE RED WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE BARBER
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME RUBBING TO OUTSIDE
CORNERS ON ONE FOLDED SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 30 INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED FARM HATFIELD ESSEX. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; SALE OF
FARM AT HATFIELD BROAD OAK AT HATFILED
REGIS BETWEEN WILLIAM WRIGHT OF LITTLE HOUGHTON OF THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON
AND MATHEW BATEMAN OF WHITECHAPPELL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND JAMES
ROUND OF LONDON. WITH SIX ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND THREE RED WAX SEALS
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY
FOR THE BATEMAN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON TWO FOLDED SHEETS OF VELLUM SIZE 29
INCHES BY 21 INCHES |
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1863 |
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An
indenture dated 1863. "Mr Thomas Butlin and others to Mr John Letts.
Conveyance of a dwellinghouse Bakehouse and premises at Long Buckby in the
county of Northampton". Two sheets. Stamps, seals. Nice condition. Added
is a memorandum with a blind stamp "six pence" and another stamp. |
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1628 |
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1628
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT HAWPOLL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE REIGN CHARLES I **. MANUSCRIPT
LEGAL DOCUMENT; LICENCE OF ALIENATION TO
BE GRANTED TO RICHARD BRITTON AND THOMAS BRITTON FOR A MESSUAGE ONE GARDEN
ONE ORCHARD SOLD TO BENJAMIN TOMLINS AND JOHN WRIGHT - SIGNED BY BACON,
ANTHONY CROFTS, THOMAS RAVENCROFTE AND FRANCIS POULTON - MEMBERS OF THE KINGS
BENCH. FRANCIS POULTON WAS ADMITTED TO LINCOLN'S INN IN 1592. IN 1593 HE WAS
MASTER OF THE REVELS - CALLED TO THE BAR IN 1600 HE LATER BECAME A BENCHER OF
LINCOLNS INN, ONE OF THE COMMISIONERS FOR THE COMPENSATION OF ALIENATIONS AND
A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR MIDDLESEX AND SURREY AND STEWARD TO THE MANOR
COURT OF ISLEWORTH SYON. THIS document STATES it was written while Richard
Weston, 1st Earl of Portland (1577-1635) was Lord High Treasurer (1628 -
1635). He had opposed the wars with Spain and France, but in 1628 became Lord
High Treasurer. A secret Roman Catholic, he persuaded Charles to make peace
with Spain... VERY EARLY PROPERTY DEED IN GOOD SECRETARY HAND AND EASY TO
READ INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR
GENEALOGY FOR THE BRITTON FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD
CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
PAPER SIZE 11 INCHES BY 8 INCHES |
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DATED
22/4/1757. out of court surrender. by:Thomas Seale to George Jenning &
Robert Turbutt. In the manor of Kingsutton Northamptonshire. Pristine
condition. appox A4 in size. |
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THOMAS LORD
WHARTON BARON OF WHARTON IN THE COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND VISCOUNT WINCHINDON IN
THE COUNTY OF BUCKS AND EARL OF WHARTON, WARDEN CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUSTICE IN
EYRE OF ALL HER MAJESTIES FORESTS CHACES PARKS AND WARRENS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF TRENT GRANTS TO THE RT HON HIS GRACE CHARLES DUKE OF GRAFTON PERMISSION TO
FELL THIS SEASON: A COPPICE CALLED DUKE COPPICE AND BONDS COPPICE IN
HASELLBOROUGH WALKE WETTIDGE COPPICE OF 74 ACRES IN SHOLEBROOK WALKE YOUNG
WATERSLADE COPPICE OF 64 ACRES IN WAKEFIELD WALKE AND LONG COPPICE OF 20
ACRES IN HANGER WALKE. CERTIFIED BY TOBY CHAUNCY AND THOMAS LISTER ESQUIRE,
ONE OF THE VERDERERS OF THE SAID FOREST OF WHITTLEWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, AND THOMAS KNIGHT, REGARDER OF THE SAME. Dated 14th
December 1708 in the 7th year of the reign of Lady Anne. A rare document from
the Warden Chief Justice of Forests granting permission to fell trees.
Includes several interesting conditions: "that her majesties vert and
venison receive no prejudice" The document is written in English on
vellum. Very nice seal of the Warden Chief Justice of Forests and signature
of Lord Wharton. Seal has tear along
one side. Some creasing, staining and browning, and several very minor holes,
but generally in a readable condition. |
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THOMAS
LORD WHARTON BARON OF WHARTON IN THE COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND VISCOUNT
WINCHINDON IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS AND EARL OF WHARTON, WARDEN CHIEF JUSTICE AND
JUSTICE IN EYRE OF ALL HER MAJESTIES FORESTS CHACES PARKS AND WARRENS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF TRENT GRANTS TO THE RT HON HIS GRACE CHARLES DUKE OF GRAFTON
PERMISSION TO FELL THIS SEASON: A COPPICE CALLED ROSE COPPICE OF 49 ACRES IN
THE WALKE OF JOHN STIRK KEEPER, AND WAKES COPPICE OF 40 ACRES IN THE WALKE OF
JOHN WINNE KEEPER. CERTIFIED BY CHRISTOPHER MONTAGUE, ONE OF THE VERDERERS OF
THE SAID FOREST OF SALCEY IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Dated 14th
December 1708 in the 7th year of the reign of Lady Anne. A rare document from
the Warden Chief Justice of Forests granting permission to fell trees.
Includes several interesting conditions: "that her majesties vert and
venison receive no prejudice" The document is written in English on
vellum. Very nice seal of the Warden Chief Justice of Forests and signature
of Lord Wharton. Some creasing and
staining, but generally in good condition for age. |
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AN OFFICIAL
DOCUMENT FROM THE MANOR OF KINGSUTTON. IN THE COURT BARON OF JOHN FREFE( NOT
SURE ABOUT THAT NAME.)PERTAINING TO THE WILL OF WILLIAM KIRBY,CUSTOMERY
TENANT,DECEASED.HIS LANDS IN THE FIELDS OF KINGS SUTTON ETC. HIS WIFE MARY
KIRBY BENEFICIARY. SIGNED BY DEPT STEWARD WYKHAM, GENTLEMAN. DATED SATURDAY
10th JANUARY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND ONE.VELLUM APPROX 10" X
12" |
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1908 ANTIQUE
DEED GAYTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT BEING A CONVEYANCE OF COTTAGES SITUATE AT GAYTON INTH COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE BETWEEN SIR HENRY
MICHAEL HAWLEY OF TURNBY LAWN, BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE TO ARTHUR EYKYN OF GAYTON
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMPS AND
TWO WAX SEALS - PLUS SITE SURVEY PLAN. SIGNED BY SIR HENRY HAWLEY BARONET IN
FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE HAWLEY FAMILY OF
LINCOLNSHIRE ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 18 INCHES |
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This will
consists of two hand written pages and one blank page and is the will of
Hannah Simons of Plower(?) in Northamptonshire.Is dated 5th december
1810.Condition: as you can see there are stains to the left of the top sheet
which go through the two others as well.The last two sheets have 'broken' at
the crease. |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 16th September 1885. It measures
15.75 inches long by 9.75 inches wide. it is beetween Alfred Hopcroft, Ernest
Hopcroft and George Crosby. It deals with the reconveyance of a freehold
property cottages, bakehouse,stable,orchard and garden at Long Buckby in the
county of Northamptonshire.It retains the revenue stamp and three wax seals
with signatures. A nice clean document. |
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1777
(Could be wrong) ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED NAPTON UPON THE HILL WARWICKSHIRE. LOW START
PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TITLE DEED
BETWEEN THOMAS BROMLEY OF WESTRUPP IN THE PARISH OF BYFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON, YEOMAN AND ELIZABETH SHORTLAND OF NAPTON UPON HILL IN THE COUNTY
OF WARWICK BEING A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT ON SECURITY IN TRUST OF A HOUSE AND
PROPERTY IN NAPTON UPON THE HILL REVENUE STAMPS AND SEALS IN FINE CONDITION -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27 INCHES BY 32 INCHES |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 3 August 1853. It measures 23.5 inches
long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between Thomas Knibb, John Banks, Charles
Bollard, George Gray and Joseph Glover. It deals with the bargin and sale of
a copyhold messuage or tennement situated in Little Weldon in the County of
Northamptonshire. It retains the revenue stamps and five wax seals with
signatures of those listed. A nicely written and clean document. |
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Banks |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 7 May 1795. It measures 26 inches long
by 32.25 inches wide. It is between Joseph Hall, Jerimiah Briggs and Walter
Mathius. It deals with the conveyance of a messuage tennement formerly called
The Three Tuns and renamed The Rose and Crown situated in Gold Street in
Northampton in the County of Northamptonshire. It retians the revenue stamp
and has one wax seal with the signature of Joseph Hall. The document has a
few small holes on the corners where the page was folded. This does not
detract or interfer with the reading of the document. It is well written and
clean. |
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1788 |
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Killesby
LEASE of a Farmhouse and Farm in Kellesby, including 93 acres known as Fennum
Lets, Oathill, Buckhill, Ash Slade, and Sously, William Clever of Caswell in
Greens Norton to Edward and David Wilkins, husbandmen. 1788. Vellum, 23"
x 31", 3 wax seals, two small holes at fold, with loss of a few letters.
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Oundle
ABSTRACT OF THE FREEHOLD ESTATES purchased by Mr. Rily. c1750 or earlier.
Abstract detailing leases etc. from 1708-1723. In a small neat hand on 2p sm.
folio. Blank leaf with docket title. Concerns land in the Hamlet of Elmington
called Old Close, 13 acres in the Common Fields called Howhill Field and
Windmill field etc. |
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1649 |
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Braybrook
Castle. An attractive vellum indenture, dated 20th November 1649, between Sir
Edward Griffin of Dingley, Dame Francis his wife, Sir Edward Watson of
Rockingham Castle, and others, for the purchase of the Castle of Braybrook,
as well as the Manor, estates Royalties, fishing rights, etc., complete with
its three perfect large pendant wax seals attached Indentures relating to the
sale of Castles from such an early period are scarce. |
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Indenture
recording the release of a property in Newbury, Berkshire, between: John
Godin of Buttolph Lane in the City of London, Chestmaker, Francis Huntridge
of Wootton under Edge, Gloucestershire, Surgeon, Richard Huntridge of London,
Richard Cooper of Newbury, Gent, and Thomas Pargiter of Greenworth,
Northamptonshire, Doctor of Divinity. Dated 12th day of July 1755 in the 29th
year of the reign of George II. A good vellum document relating to a messuage
in Newbury on the East side of Northbrook Street where a malthouse once
stood. Some slight rubbed text and browning, otherwise good condition.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Signatures and seals. 76 by 62 cm. |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 16 January 1816. It measures 22
inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between John Simpson, William Head, John
Freeman and Thomas Freeman. It deals with the reconveyance of a messuage,
tennements and Public House called the Kings Arms in Thrapston in the County
of Northamptonshire. It retains the revenue stamp and two wax seals with
signatures. The document is mottled, this does not detract from any of the
writing. |
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1860
OLD MANUSCRIPT DEED SOUTHAM WARWICKSHIRE. MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT DEED
FOR CONFIRMING SALE AND ASSIGNMENT OF POLICY ON THE LIFE OF MRS. GARDNER FOR £1000
IN THE LAW LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. REFERENCE TO THE INDENTURE OF 1859 BETWEEN
ARTHUR GARDNER OF THE FIRST PART AND EMILY CATHERINE MASH OF SOUTHAM,
SPINSTER OF THE SECOND PART AND JAMES MASH OF NORTHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON, SURGEON, EDWARD POOLE AND THE REVEREND WILLIAM SPRAGGETT OF THE
THIRD PART BEING THE SETTLEMENT EXECUTED ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE SAID ARTHUR
GARDENER AND EMILY CATHERINE MASH NOW GARDNER WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES
SO YOU CAN HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT
WAX SEALS SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written paper Obligation Bond document dated
5th July 1774 during the reign of King
George III, of Thomas Walker of Wansford in the County of Northampton yeoman being held and firmly bound to
Suzannah Nicholson of Barton upon Humber in the County of Lincoln Widow in
the sum of one hundred pounds. Other names mentioned include: Thomas
Chambers, Robert Etherington, Thomas Hardey, Property mentioned includes:
Waterside House, Town Houses, Barrow Lane & Little Marsh all in Barton.
Witnessed by: Richard Nicholson & John Isaac. A very clean and crisp
document bearing the usual storage folds. Comprising single sheet of period
watermarked paper approx. 20” x 15”
with all text fully legible for transcription. Single red wax seal
countersigned by Thomas Walker plus two embossed revenue stamps. |
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Nicholson |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED REIGN GEORGE IV KINGSUTTON. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED OF RELEASE OF TWO CLOSES OF
LAND SITUATE AT WESTRETT BARTON OR MIDDLE BARTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD -
WITH REFERENCES TO LAND AT KINGSUTTON BETWEEN GEORGE BARTLETT OF KINGSUTTON
IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, FARMER OF THE FIRST PART, JAMES HAWTYN OF
SHOTTERWELL IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK, YEOMAN, ELIZABETH HIRONS OF WARMINGTON,
JOSEPH PAINTER OF LEDWELL FARM IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD YEOMAN AND TIMITHY
COBB OF HAMBURY IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD, BANKER.. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23
INCHES |
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Offered
is this two page three in one vellum document. The priciple document is dated
17 October 1859. It measures 19.5 inches long by 27 inches wide. It is
between John Loak, John Pye, Thomas Smith and John Chapman. It deals with the
mortgage of a freehold estate including all that messuage, dwelling house,
yard, gardens and stables in Hickmore Street, Wollaston in the County of
Northamptonshire. The other indentures have been written on the reverse side
of the principle document and are dated and refer to the the following. A
further chearge dated 17 October 1859. A Reconveyance dated 19 March 1861.
The document is clean and well written and retains the revenue stamps, wax
seals and signatures. |
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1794-1870 |
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[Kings
Sutton] Collection of Deeds &
Papers 16 mostly
parchment documents ranging in dates from 1794 to 1870. Predominantly to do
with the Waters family, approx half are copyhold documents. An 1865 mortgage
mentions a farmhouse 'formerly in the occupation of Thomas Gibbard but now
converted into and used as five cottages or tenements and in the several
occupations of...'. Earlier documents mention 'The Home Close or Towns End
Close'. Without local knowledge it is impossible to say whether all the
documents relate to one property but the investigation would make a good
local history assignment. The group (ref 277/7) |
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Manuscript
DEED SOUTHAM WARWICK Arnold to Whately 1839. LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING THE
REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT indentured DOCUMENT This being a COPY
TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND OR GROUND CALLED HOME
GROUND OR BROAD BALK, LITTLE MEADOW -THE HOVEL THEREIN - ALL BEING IN SOUTHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK BETWEEN JOHN SMITH OF THE PARISH OF LONG ITCHINGTON
IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK, GRAZIER, THOMAS GOOSEY OF THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON,
GROCER, AND NATHANIEL ARNOLD OF SOUTHAM, FARMER OF THE ONE PART AND HENRY
WHATELEY OF BURTON DASSET IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK, GENTLEMAN. ON ONE
SHEET OF PARCHMENT ~ CLEAR SECRETARY
HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 20 INCHES X 27 INCHES |
Smith |
Goosey |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 20 December 1820. It measures 18.5
inches long by 23.75 inches wide. It is between Elizabeth Briggs, Edwin
Briggs, James Harley and William Dunkley. It deals with the lease for a year
of messuages or tennements in Gold Street in the Parish of All Saints in the
Town of Northampton. The premises is an Inn which started life under the name
of The Three Tuns, then called Rose and Crown and then The Goat. It retains
the revenue stamp together with two wax seals and signatures. |
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1826 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 15 May 1826. It measures 19.5 inches
long by 27 inches wide. it is between James Colls, Ann Colls, Mary
Saunderson, Joseph Freeman Saunderson, Thomas Freeman and Thomas Cray. It
deals with the release of the Kings Arms Inn and premises in Thrapston in the
county of Northampto. It retains the six wax seals and signatures. |
Colls |
Saunderson |
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1871 |
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Old
English Indenture being a Disentailing Deed dated 30th November 1871 between
Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile of Walcot Hall Northampton, Esquire (1) Thomas
Henry Burroughes of Hutton Rutland, Esquire (2). The Deed relates to the estate of the Rev.
Henry William Nevile late of Cottesmore Rutland,Clerk, deceased. The document deals with certain freehold
messuages, farms, land, tenements and premises situate in the several
Parishes of Aubourn, Haddington, Harmston New Eagle (otherwise Eagle Hall)
Wellingor and Spridlington in the County of Lincoln in the Parish of Barnby
in the County of Nottingham and in the Parish of Halstead in the County of
Leicester. It relates to his last Will
and Testament dated 10th July 1829 (with one Codicil). This
large 4 page Disentailing Deed of Indenture measures 28" x 21.5"
and weighs 213 grammes. It has the
original Government stamp duty seal on the face of page 1 with the original
black Revenue stamp on the reverse side.
The signatures and 2 wax seals of the parties are extremely well
preserved. The Deed has memoranda
endorsed thereon in the years 1879, 1880, 1881 and 1883. It was enrolled in Her Majesty's Queen
Victoria's High Court of Chancery on 1st December 1871 and the Court stamp is
clearly marked on the front sheet. For
its age it is in good condition having been stored in the same Safe for over
20 years. |
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1780
ANTIQUE DEED Napton WARWICK Robins to Freeman. LOW START AND NO RESERVE FROM
THE REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR
THE LEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE TENEMENT
OR DWELLING HOUSE WITH BUTTERY IN STAVERTON AND LAND AT NAPTON UPON THE HILL
IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICKSHIRE BETWEEN CHARLES ROBINS OF STAVERTON IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON, CARPENTER AND JOINER AND EDWARD EARL OF DAVENTRY IN
THE SAID COUNTY OF NARTHAMPTON BARBER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS FREEMAN OF
DAVENTRY, GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. CLEAR
HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALs GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 30
INCHES X 24 INCHES |
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1869 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Southam WARWICK Spencer to Spencer 1869. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT
BEING A RELEASE UPON DIVISION OF RESIDUARY ESTATE UNDER THE WILL OF JAMES
SPENCER LATE OF SOUTHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN . BETWEEN WILLIAM
SPENCER THE ELDER OF INGON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST
PART GEORGE TUCKLEY OF NORTHAMPTON BUILDER AND ANN HIS WIFE OF THE SECOND
PART THOMAS IVENS OF ALVESTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK BUTCHER AND
FRANCES KINMAN OF STRATFORD ON AVON OF THE THIRD PART AND GEORGE WITHERINGTON
OF LONG ITCHINGTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK FARMER AND MARY HIS WIFE AND
WILLIAM SPENCER THE YOUNGER OF SOUTHAM FARMER. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS SIZE 30 INCHES X 22 INS ON TWO SHEETS
OF PARCHMENT WITH TWO MANUSCRIPT ACCOUNT SHEETS ON PAPER |
Spencer |
Tuckley |
Ivens |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 16th May 1826. It measures 23 inches
long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between James Colls, Ann Colls, John
Sanderson, Mary Sanderson, Joseph Freeman Sanderson, Thomas Freeman, John
Sanderson and Thomas Gray. It deals with the release of the Kings Arms Inn
and premises together with all houses, shops, outhouses, barns, stables,
yards and gardens situated in Thrapston in the County of Northamptonshire. It
retains the revenue stamp together with seven wax seals and signatures of
those listed. A well written document. |
Colls |
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Freeman |
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1845 |
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Old
English Indenture being a Deed of Assignment dated 3rd July 1845 between Sir Robert
Heron of Stubton in the County of Lincoln, Baronet and the Reverend Henry
Corrie of Blatherwick in the County of Northampton, Clerk (1) Henry Nevile of
Walcot Park in the County of Northampton, Esquire (2) and Nathaniel Bridges
of Red Lion Square in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman (3). The document assigns all the messuages or
tenements, cottages, pieces or parcels of land hereditaments, and all and
singular other the premises described in a Deed of Indenture of Settlement
for a term of 1000 years, namely land in Spridlington in the County of
Lincoln. This large deed of Indenture measures 28.5" x 24" and
weighs 134 grammes. It has the
original Government stamp duty seal on the face of 2 pages with the original
white Revenue stamps on the reverse sides and the 4 wax seals of the parties
are extremely well preserved. The Deed
has endorsed upon the back of the second page an Indenture of Surrender and
Re-Assignment dated 11th June 1862. It
has a Government Revenue seal on the face of the Indenture and the white
stamp preserved on the other side. It
has the original 8 wax seals on the face of the document which are in perfect
condition. The whole document for its
age is in remarkable condition. Some
of the handwriting is slightly faded with age but is readable. It is an ideal piece of English history for
collectors of old hand written documents. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Deed SPRATTON NORTHANTS Chadwick 1709. reign of QUEEN ANNE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED INDENTURE OF CONVEYANCE FOR
ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR HOMESTEAD WITH ADJOINING APPURTENANCES SITUATE AND BEING
IN SPRATTON BETWEEN ANNE CHADWICK OF SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF
THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM CHADWICK OF SPRATTON OF THE OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT - SIGNED BY ANNE CHADWICK
CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
SIZE 29 INCHES X 24 INCHES |
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1842 |
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Old
English Indenture being a Deed of Assignment dated 26th July 1842 between The
Reverend Gerard Nevile of Tilton on the Hill in the County of Leicester, Clerk
of the one part and Henry Nevile of Walcot Park in the County of Northampton,
Esquire of the other part. The document is on paper and is Water-marked
"MORBEY & CO 1841". It is Stamped by The Revenue 16th June 1842
and Impressed with Duty Paid of One Pound Fifteen Shillings. The Document is
a Bond for securing a debt of Five Thousand Pounds on the security of a One
Seventh share under a Twelve Thousand Pounds Settlement contained within a
Deed of Indenture of Settlemenr dated 19th September 1807. This Deed of
Indenture measures 9.5" x 15" and weighs 19 grammes. The whole
document for its age is in fair
condition. The writing is in black ink and although readable is small
and a little faded due to its age. |
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Offered
is this 2 page vellum document dated 21 December 1820. It measures 23 inches
long by 30.25 inches wide. It is between Elizabeth Briggs, Edwin Briggs, William
Dunkley and James Hartley. It deals with the conveyance of a messuage or
tennement and premises initially called Three Tunns and now called The Rose
and Crown situated in Gold Street in Northampton. It is nicely written but
has three small holes on the corners where the pages are folded. This does
not detract from its reading. It retains the revenue stamps and two wax seals
with the signatures of Elizabeth and Edwin Briggs. |
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indenture recording the sale of several manors and lands in Kent between The
Honorable Edward Villiers esquire brother of the Right Honorable Sir George
Villiers, Viscount Grandison Elizabeth Blount, widow of Walter Blount late of
Maple Durham, Oxfordshire, esquire, Edmund Plowdon the elder of Shiplake,
Oxfordshire, esquire, Edward Plowdon the younger of Aston in the Walls,
Northamptonshire, esquire, and William Browne of Great Shelford, Berkshire,
esquire. Dated the 20th day of March in the 24th year of the reign of Charles
II [1672]. The document records the sale of the manors of Great Hood (Hoo)
and Little Hood alias Abbotts Court and the hundred of Hood in the county of
Kent, and also the advowsons of the churches of St Marys and Halsted in Kent,
and also all other messuages of Edmund Plowdon in Cliffe, West Cliffe, St
Marborough, Hood St Marys, Freindsbury, Higham, Cooling, Stoke and Halsted in
Kent. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Document size: 23 by
45 cm. Signatures of the Plowdens and Browne. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Northamptonshire BURTON > FISHER 1820. from the reign of King GEORGE
IV MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF PREMISES MESSUAGE
AND ORCHARD AND A CLOSE OF LAND AT
LITTLE BOWDEN IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. BETWEEN THOMAS BURTON LATE
OF LITTLE BOWDEN IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON HORSEDEALER AND NOW OF KINGSTHORPE
IN THE SAID COUNTY INNKEEPER AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD
BROUGHTON OF BLASTON IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER GRAZIER OF THE SECOND PART
AND HENRIETTA FISHER OF CONDUIT STREET IN HANOVER SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX
SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 31 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Spratton NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Whiting > Bryan 1869. MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF PREMISES AND BARN STABLE
AND OUTBUILDINGS SITUATE ON THE ESTATE CALLED COVENTRY CHARITY AT SPRATTON
ADJOINING THE LORDSHIP OF HOLDENBY IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON BETWEEN JAMES
DAVID CHARLES WHITING OF EBURY STREET PIMLICO IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
SURGEON AND APOTHECARY AND CHARLES GEORGE WHITING OF THE SAME PLACE DENTIST
OF THE ONE PART JOHN ORLAND OF HOLDENBY MILL IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON
MILLER OF THE SECOND PART AND CHARLES BRYAN OF BRISCWORTH IN THE SAID COUNTY
FARMER OF THE THIRD PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEALS SIZE 29 INCHES X 32 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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