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1779 |
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the
last will and tesement of john tibbetts of brackley of northampton ,being of
sound mind and memory praise be god,I do make this my last and final testement.One
and half pages long, one nice red seal.written in 1779.one small hole in the
centure, nice old document. comes in its sleeve envalope.with mr tibbetts on
its front. His wife Susanna was executrix. |
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1672-1751 |
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Syresham.
Bundle of five deeds of property at Westcroft alias Crowfield in the parish
of Syresham, 1672-1751, three concerning a cottage and a close of ground 40x9
yards and two concerning a cottage and a little close or pightle of ground
adjoining, families involved include Fisher, Baylis, Rawlings and Tooley,
being a coherent group of large parchment title deeds, all written in English
in clear hands and in good clean condition |
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1834 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED Spratton Northants HUGHES 1834. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 171 years old MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE RESIDUE OF A TERM OF 1000 YEARS
IN A CLOSE OR INCLOSED GROUND AT SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON IN
TRUST FOR WILLIAM SMITH BETWEEN HENRY HUGHES OF THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON IN
THE COUNTY NORTHAMPTON GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART DANIEL BOSWORTH OF GREAT
GREATON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART WILLIAM
SMITH OF LITTLE GREATON IN THE PARISH OF SPRATTON GRAZIER OF THE THIRD PART
CHRISTOPHER MARKHAM OF THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON GENTLEMAN OF THE FOURTH PART.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 31 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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Hughes |
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1713 |
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this is
a 1713 indenture.made the 22nd of october in the year of the reign of our
lady anne.anno dommini 1713 between edward nicolls of faxton in the county of
northhampton. nice document 5 red wax
seals,names e nicolls,lady jane nicolls, to do with money lands and
messages |
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105 |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1825 VELLUM DEED Oxfordshire BARTLETT > PAINTER. From
the reign of KING GEORGE IV - 179 years old MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THOSE TWO CLOSES OF ARABLE LAND WITH
THE BARN STANDING THEREON SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF WESTCOTT BARTON AND THE
LIBERTY OF MIDDLE BARTON IN THE PARISH OF STEEPLE BARTON IN THE COUNTY OF
OXFORD. BETWEEN
GEORGE BARTLETT OF KINGSUTTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON TANNER JAMES
HAWTYN OF SHOTTERWELL IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK YEOMAN AND ELIZABETH HIRONS
OF WARREINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK OF THE ONE PART AND JOSEPH PAINTER
OF LEDWELL FARM IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART.. *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - *
SUITABLE FOR FRAMING *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS * WAX
SEAL * SIZE
22 INCHES X 15 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Bartlett |
Hawtyn |
Hirons |
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106 |
1742 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1742 VELLUM DEED Northamptonshire REIGN OF GEORGE II. From
the reign of KING GEORGE II - 262 years old MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE TO SECURE £150 ON ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND
TENEMENT AT SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON WITH ORCHARD AND CLOSE.
WITH LIST OF FORMER OCCUPIERS AND OTHER PROPERTY. BETWEEN
WILLIAM CHADWICK OF SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON YEOMAN OF THE ONE
PART AND ANNE GIBSON OF THE TOWN OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE OTHER PART. *
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - * HAND
DRAWN ORNATE HEADER AND TITLE *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS * WAX
SEAL * SIZE
36 INCHES X 25 INS * ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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107 |
1780 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: MANUSCRIPT DEED Spratton Northampton MARTIN > COOK 1780. AN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 225 years old
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN THE REVEREND JOHN JEPHCOTT OF
KISLINGBURY IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE AND THE REVEREND HENRY JEPHCOTT
OF LOWER BRIFORD IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS MARTIN
OF SPRATTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON GRASIER OF THE SECOND PART AND
MARY COOK OF TOWCESTER IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE THIRD PART
ASSIGNMENT AND RATIFICATION OF A MORTGAGE OF PREMISES OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR
TENEMENT WITH THE APPURTANENANCES SITUATE IN SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON FOR SECURING £300. TWO SHEETS STITCHED TOGETHER GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX
SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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1738 |
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1738
"An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers granted by an Act passed in
the Eighth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the First, for
amending the Highways leading from Brampton-bridge to Welford-bridge, in the
County of Northampton; and also the great Post Road, from Morterpit-hill, in
the said County, through Brixworth, Lamport, Maidwell, Kelmarsh, and
Oxenden-magna, to Chain-bridge, leading into Market-harborough in the County
of Leicester" This
document extends the previous act for 21 years. It names the additional Trustees and their
duties, penalties for Toll avoidance, details what the surveyors may and may
not do, who qualifies for Statute work and penalties for avoidance,
"That no Person shall be charged wth any fo the said Tolls or duties,
who shall pass through any of the Turnpikes to be erected by this or the
former Act, and shall carry any Quantities of Stone called Harleston
Stone...", etc. 14
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1741 |
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1741
"An Act for enlaring the Term and Powers granted by Two Acts of
Parliament, one of the Eighth Year of the Reign of her late Majesty Queen
Anne, and the other of the Ninth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King
George the First, for repairing the Highways between the House commonly
called the Horsehoe House, in the Parish of Stoke Goldington in the County of
Bucks, and the Town of Northampton, and the Road from the North Bridge of
Newport Pagnel in the County of Bucks, to the Horsehoe House" "Whereas
by an Act...several Tolls, Duties, and Powers were granted and given for
repairing the said Highways...borrowed a considerable Sum of Money, and
although the Money so borrowed, and the Tolls collected...have been duly
applied towards repairing the said Highways, yet some Parts thereof are very
bad in the Winter-Season..." This
document extends the term for a further 21 years. "Roads to be measured, and Mile-stones
erected", etc. 6 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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1742 |
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1742
"An Act to explain and amend an Act passed in the Twelfth Year of the
Reign of His present Majesty, for repairing the Road from the Dun Cow in
Dunchurch, to Hillmorton in the County of Warwick, and from thence to Saint
James's End in the Town of Northampton" "Whereas
an Act...for repairing the Road or Highway from the Dun Cow in the Town of
Dunchurch, through the Parish of Bilton, over Dunsmore-heath, to the Town of
Hillmorton in the County of Warwick, and from thence through the several
Parishes of Creek, West-haddon, and East-haddon, in the County of Northampton,
to Saint James's End in the Parish of Duston in the said County of
Northampton, whereby several Tolls and Duties were granted and made
payable...but Provision was made by a Clause in the said Act, that no
Turnpike should be erected within One Mile of the said Town of Northampton;
which Provision has, by Experience, been found inconvenient, and has
prevented the raising a sufficient sum of Money yearly...",
"...hereby required to erect and set up a Gate or Turnpike, and also a
Toll-house...at the East End of the West Bridge, in the Parish of Saint Peter
in the said Town of Northampton..." This
document names additional Trustees, "Roads to be admeasured, and
Mile-stones erected", "...inhabitants and Occupiers of Lands,
Tenements, and Hereditaments in the Parishes of Upton, duston, and
Dallington, and of a Meadow called Abbotts Meadow...shall pass and repass
through such Turnpike Toll-free...", etc. 5 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
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111 |
1574 |
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An
attractive Elizabethan vellum document being a quitclaim relating to the sale
of lands in Buckingham, between Katherine Ayard of Ambrosden, Oxfordshire,
Edward Ayard William Crooke Francis Saunders of Welford, Northants Paul Dayreth
Francis Ingoldsby, and William Saunders. Dated 27th July in the 16th year of
the reign of Elizabeth I [1574]. A single large red wax seal (4 cm) showing
the profile of a persons head. Property: All that messuage, land, meadow and
pasture in the town and fields of Buckingham. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on
vellum. Condition: Good condition.
Some creasing and dorso has some dust marking. Seal is intact and in
very good condition. Document size: 50 by 36 cm. |
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1685 |
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A
single page vellum indenture measuring approximately 20" x 14"
(excluding seal), and dated 1685. It is handwritten in English, in a neat
copperplate hand, on vellum, and is in overall good condition with a red wax
seal (the mark of Ffrancis Perry) applied to a vellum tag. It begins:
"This indenture made the third day of February in the first year of the
reign of our Sovereign Lord James the Second by the Grace of God of England
Scotland Ffrance and Ireland, King Defender of the Faith and in the year of
our Lord God one thousand six hundred eighty and five. Between Ffrancis Perry
of Kingsthorpe in the county of Northampton (?) of the one part and Thomas
Perry of Kingsthorpe aforesaid (?) (younger brother of the same Ffrancis) and
Alice his wife of the other part." It carries the signatures of Ffrancis
Perry, Thomas Perry, & the witness signatures of Tho: Breton, John Eaton
& John Cooch - and is altogether quite a decorative item. |
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Breton |
Eaton |
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113 |
1649 |
Dominic
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Braybrook
Castle. An attractive large vellum indenture dates 5th December 1649 ,
between Eliab Harvey, John Prestwood, Henry Pratt, all from London and Sir
Edward Griffin, Knight and others for the castle of Braybrook together with
its Manor, farms and Grange, Mansion house, etc., with all of its three
original large pendant wax seals, suspended from seal tags |
Harvey |
Prestwood |
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1828 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Beeston Beds PAWLETT > CLOSE 1828 guaranteed original -
from the reign of GEORGE IV - 177 YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE OF A DWELLINGHOUSE
AND LAND AT BEESTON IN THE PARISH OF SANBY IN THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD BETWEEN
WILLIAM PAWLETT OF STAMFORD IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST
PART ELIZABETH PAWLETT OF BEESTON AFORESAID OF THE SECOND PART AND ROBERT
LINDSELL OF BIGGLESWADE IN THE SAME COUNTY GENTLMAN AND WILLIAM CLOSE OF
COLLEY WESTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON GENTLMAN OF THE THIRD PART WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 28 INS X 23 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
SMALL AMOUNT OF STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE FOLD ON FOUR SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Pawlett |
Lindsell |
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1883 |
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Indenture
re:- Weldon Manor, Northamptonshire.
dated:- 9th Oct 1883. Between:- Benjamen Harper March, and William Dalby / Sarah Joanna Bell of the
same place. This indenture has been drawn on what I believe to be
parchment, mounted and framed, and is
in good condition, with all relevant stamps and wax seals attached. |
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1672 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture for the sale of lands in Rothwell, between Right
Honourable Francis Lord Hawley, Sir Charles Harbord, Knight, His Majesties
Surveyor General, Sir William Haward of Tandridge, Surrey, Knight, Sir John
Talbot of Lacock, Wiltshire, Knight, William Harbord of Grafton Park,
Northamptonshire, Lancelot Thornton of
St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, and Thomas Thornton of Sutton, Sussex,
Clerk. Dated the 22nd day of February in the 25th year of the reign of
Charles II [1672]. Property: All those annual rents amounting to 16 pounds
reserved and issuing out of the Rectory of Rothwell, Northants. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Stains in folds and dirt
marking. Document size: 65 by 34 cm. Other characteristics: Signatures and
four seals on vellum tags, some damaged. |
Hawley |
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1849,
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Two
letters written and signed "your loving papa, George Jame Day" to
his daughter. The first is dated
"St. Ives, May 16th" 1849 and is very chatty. "Your Grandmama must arrange to shut
up all Housekeeping for 2 months & spend one here & one at Harrogate
with Henritta.." He discusses
renovations that are being carried on at his house. "I hope you enjoy Oundle and its
Scenery & that the needle has its usual charms with you...",
etc. He even gives her news of the
cat. The second is dated 15th October
1851 and discusses money which she is instructed "keep it
private...". Have been folded and
are a bit grubby. |
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1803 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT ANTIQUE DEED Spratton Northamptonshire MARTIN WHITWORTH
1803 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING GEORGE III - 202 YEARS OLD BETWEEN SARAH MARTIN OF SPRATTON IN
THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE ONE PART AND MARY WHITWORTH OF EARLS BARTON
IN THE SAID COUNTY AND ELIZABETH WHITWORTH. BEING ALL THAT CLOSE OF GROUND
WITH APPURTENANCES SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN SPRATTON AFORESAID LYING IN THE
EAST PART THERE OF THE LORDSHIP OF HOLDENBY SIGNED BY THE MARK OF SARAH
MARTIN ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF
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1798 |
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Mortgage
of the Boar Inn, Rugby 4th January 1798 The begining of this document reads:
"This Indenture made the fourth day of January in the thirty eighth year
of the Reign of our Sovreign Lord George the Third by the grace of God of
Great Britain France and England King Defender of the faith and so forth and
in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight Between
Abraham Hume late of the parish of Enfield in the County of Middlesex now of
Bilton Grange in the Parish of Bilton in the County of Warwick Esquire
/eldest Son and Hair of the Body of Alexander Hume late of the same parish of
Enfield Esquire deceased by Anna his first Wife deceased also was the
Daughter and heir of Sons of William Boughton late of Rugby in the said
County of Warwick Esquire deceased /of the one part and Joseph Newbold Clark
of (I can't make out the place name) in the county of Northampton Innholder
of the other part." for £300. 2 blue duty stamps, one saying VII
SHILLINGS: THREE SHILLINGS. 1797 the other, SINGLE. X. SHILLs (on the top)
and DEEDS (on the bottom) Hand written on vellum, signed and stamped |
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1840 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Frampton Lincolnshire HILL > TUNNARD 1840
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN CHARLES HILL OF WELLINGBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE
ONE PART THE REVEREND JOHN TUNNARD OF WALLASTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON CLERK OF THE OTHER PART . BEING THE LEASE FOR SIX PARCELS OF LAND
IN FRAMPTON LINCOLNSHIRE BEING THE COPYHOLD OF STONE HALL ABUTTING THE
TURNPIKE ROAD - ALL DETAILS CONTAINED WITHIN DOCUMENT. SIZE 17 INS X 24 INS ~
IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEAL ~ ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT. |
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1840 |
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GENUINE
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Frampton Lincolnshire HILL > TUNNARD 1840
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 165 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN CHARLES HILL OF WELLINGBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON OF THE
ONE PART THE REVEREND JOHN TUNNARD OF WALLASTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
NORTHAMPTON CLERK OF THE OTHER PART .. BEING THE CONVEYANCE FOR SIX PARCELS
OF LAND IN FRAMPTON LINCOLNSHIRE BEING THE COPYHOLD OF STONE HALL ABUTTING
THE TURNPIKE ROAD - ALL DETAILS CONTAINED WITHIN DOCUMENT. SIZE 27 INS X 29
INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION WITH SOME STORAGE DUSTING ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ~ WAX SEAL ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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1873 |
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Transfer
Dated 11th November 1873 of Mortgage of estate at South Killingholme for
securing £1000 and interest. The principle persons are John Donington
(farmer) of Little Postland in the County of Lincoln and Parkin Wigelsworth
(gentleman) of Boston in the said County of the one part and Edwin Thomas
Wigelsworth (bank clerk) of Hamford in the County of Northampton of the other
part. The document is concerned with Messuages with out offices and garden
thereto formerly in the occupation of Mary Brocklesby and a Messuage and for
several parcels of land containing in the whole twenty one wood and twenty
four perches (more or less of arable meadow and pasture land in the
occupation of James Smith Lucely or his under tenants situate in South
Killingsholme in the County of Lincoln. The document consists of a single
page which contains two red wax seals together with two signatures. |
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1747 |
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ANTIQUE
LEASE FOR A YEAR DATED 1747
. LARGE SHEET FULL OF OLD ENGLISH
LONG HAND WRITTING. THE NAMES ON
FRONT ARE MR THOMAS PRIEST, AND CHRISTOPHER TOWER . THE AREA SEEMS TO BE NORTHAMPTON.
DIFFICULT TO READ. HAS A RED SEAL AT
BOTTOM OF PARCHMENT. |
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1927 |
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1927 A
three page Compensation Agreement with plan between the Dean and Chapter of
Peterborough, George Middleton Esquire and The Right Honourable Herbert Pike
Baron Daryngton and Charles Edward Francis of 5 Lime Tree Avenue,
Peterborough (engineer) relating to four cottages known as Rose Cottages on
the South side of the Main Street in Werrington. It has three seals and signatures of the
above people with witness signatures.
It also has the large Common or Chapter Seal of the Dean and Chapter
of Peterborough with the signatures of the Chapter Clerk. It has a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
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1694 |
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A large
4 page vellum indenture marriage settlement relating to the manor of Purley
Magna, Berkshire, between Sir Walter St John of Battersea, Surrey, Baronet,
James Compton esquire, son and heir apparent of the Honourable Sir Francis
Compton, William Foot of battersea, gent, William St John, esquire, Sir
Francis Compton of kew, Knight, Frances Compton, second daughter of Sir
Francis Compton, The Right Reverend Father in God Henry by Divine Providence
Lord Bishop of London, Sir John Nicholas of the parish of St Martins in the
Fields Middlesex, Knight of the Honourable Order of the Bath, Francis St John
of Thorpe als Longthorpe in Northamptonshire, esquire, Thomas Hardiman of
Battersea, Surrey, gent, Sir Francis Measham of Essex, baronet, and John Hildersley of Lincolns Inn Middlesex.
Dated 31st day of March in the 6th year of the reign of William na Mary
[1694] Property: All that manor of Purley Magna, Berkshire, belonging to Sir
Walter St John of Purley magna, Tylhurst and Pangborne. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Dust marking and creasing, several pages with
browing, rubbed text in folds, several seal tags missing and those remaining
are damaged in places. Characteristics: Signatures of nobility and 10 red wax
seals on tags. Document size (approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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Compton |
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Nicholas |
Hardiman |
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1789 |
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Spratton
Northants MARTIN > MILLER 1789 guaranteed original - from the reign of
KING GEORGE III - BEING 216 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN HAYTON OF THE TOWN OF
NORTHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON COAL MERCHANT OF THE FIRST PART
THOMAS MARTIN OF SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON GRAZIER OF THE SECOND
PART THOMAS BIYYD OF SPRATTON YEOMAN OF THE THIRD PART BEING AN ASSIGNMENT OF
A MORTGAGE MADE BY THE SAID MR. MARTIN OF A MESSUAGE HOMESTEAD ORCHARD AND
TWO CLOSES IN SPRATTON IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE NEAR THE LORDSHIP OF
HOLDENBY SIZE 29 INS X 27 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION WITH SIGNS OF STORAGE
WEAR (DAMP) TO RIGHT EDGE - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS ~
ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT- |
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1760 |
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A 2
page vellum indenture recording the conveyance of land in Earlsheaton,
Dewsbury, Yorkshire, between Robert Pank of Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocer,
and Barbara his wife, daughter of Charles Nettleton of Bulwick, Northants, clerk,
George Wheatley of London, linen draper, and Richard Town of Horbury,
Yorkshire. Dated 26th day of April in the 33rd year of the reign of George
III [1760] Property: 2 closes of land in Earlsheaton in the parish of
Dewsbury, called Jug or Jug Yard and Bracken Hill. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Dusty with medium browning. Revenue stamps and
wax seals cut out of vellum. Document size (approx.): 70 by 70 cm. |
Pank |
Nettleton |
Wheatley |
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1687 |
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A
vellum document relating to lands in Flore, Northamptonshire, between Anna
Flude of Frolesworth, Leicestershire, spinster, Frances Flude, Thomas
Townsend, and Thomas Flude of Dunston Bassett. Dated 28th day of December in
the 3rd year of the reign of James II [1687] Property: Arable and pasture
land in Flower or Flore. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Several small holes in the folds affecting the text. Document size (approx.):
50 by 28 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and nice monogramed seals on vellum
tags. |
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1719 |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the mortgage of a cottage in Charlton,
Northamptonshire, between John Mold of Charlton under Newbottle, taylor, and
Elizabeth Tompson of Bodicott, Oxfordshire, and John Yeomans of Charlton.
Dated the 10th day of December in the 6th year of the reign of King George I
[1719] Property: All that newly erected cottage in Charlton and a strip of
land. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Brown patchy
stains. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax
stamps. |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the mortgage of houses and land in Wymondham,
Leicestershire, between Catherine Devine of Floore, Northamptonshire - widow,
Elizabeth Mary Cross of the same place - spinster, Anne Cory of St Martins,
Stamford, Baron - spinster, and Edwin Augistin Richmond of Bisbrooke, Rutland
- gentleman. Dated 13 April 1877 in the 40th year of the reign of Victoria
Property: All that freehold messuage or tenement with orchard, garden, yard
and out-buildings situate lying and being in Wymondham in the occupation of
Mrs Orson. And also all that close of old pasture land or ground adjoining
the house with the plantation therein containing 28 acres called Home Close.
And also all that other close of old pasture land called Home Close Meadow,
and another close called Long Close. And also about five or six other closes
of land also in Wymondham. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good though some creasing. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 60 cm |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the mortgage of a cottage and land at Charlton in
Newbottle, Northamptonshire, between Thomas Norton of Charlton, taylor, and
William Padbury of Newbottle, weaver. Dated 14 July 1766 in the 6th year of
the reign of George III Property: All that cottage in Charlton and strip of
ground. And also a cottage built on the strip in the occupation of Thomas
Norton. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Tax and revenue stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 42 by 73 cm |
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1656,
1658 |
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Cromwell
(Oliver, Lord Protector, 1599-1658) Writ in the name of Oliver Cromwell, to
the Sheriff of Warwickshire, to produce Francis Billinge, haberdasher, and
Thomas Billinge, gentleman, at the Court of Common Bench to answer a claim
for debt, 29 x 309mm., 25th June 1656 § Cromwell (Richard, Lord Protector,
1626-1712) 2 writs in the name of Richard Cromwell, to the Sheriffs of
Northamptonshire and Warwickshire, relating to Mary Bryan of Great Billinge,
Northants, they are to produce her before the Justices of the Common Bench to
answer an unpaid debt Thomas Willoughby, late Sheriff of Warwickshire, 52 x
296mm. & 39 x 276mm., both 6th November 1658, manuscripts on vellum,
folds, browned (3) |
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An
Indenture of Lease made in 1818 of land situate at Braybrook in the County of
Northampton including buildings, barns and woods. The Document bears the
Stamp of the Inland Revenue and is authenticated by the insertion of a silver
strip within the stamp. The Deed is signed by Edward Nethercot and has the
wax seal at the foot.The Document is beautifully written and is in very good
condition with no visual defects. The Document is 26 inches by 18 and 1/2
inches in size. |
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This
Indenture consists of eight large Vellum sheets connected at the bottom edge
where there are the signatures, and wax seals of the persons named within the
indenture. The Indenture in eleven parts, is large at 28"x 20" and
folded in the usual way to 8"x10", its condition is very good. The
document is dated 1822 in Reign of George 1V and concerns money land and
property. There are many names and places mentioned within so i will pick out
the following as examples. The Reverend Nathaniel Bridges of Clifton in
County of Gloucester. George Robinson, Elder, of Burton Lattimer in
Northamptonshire. Reverend Samuel Davenport of Sutton Bonington in county of
Nottingham. Together with the Indenture are three handwritten extracts from the
wills of Ann Aldwinckle, 1793. John Aldwinckle 1775, and James Willden
Roberts 1818. These extracts are relative to persons named within the main
Indenture. |
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1881 |
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London
& Northamptonshire - Genuine and original Victorian legal document dated
22nd December 1881, certificate of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married
Women. Refers to Annie Selina Hawkes the wife of Alfred Edward Hawkes. Also
mentions Charles Richard Cottee and Luke York (no other information about
these). Two page document. Page two states that the premises wherein Annie
Selina Hawkes is stated to be interested are the parish of Saint Giles in the
town of Northampton. Document sworn in London. NB 1881 census shows these
people living in Liverpool. He is a medical practitioner born c1850
Guilsboro' Northampton and she also born Northampton. |
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1717 |
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CHARLETON:
A release of a cottage in Charleton, Northamptonshire, between Thomas Wootton
of Charleton under Newbottle, Northamptonshire, labourer, John Mose of
Charleton, tayler, and John Austin of Porley, Oxfordshire, gentleman. Dated
18 March 1717 in the 4th year of the reign of George I Property: A cottage in
Charleton with a strip of land, and on the south side a dwelling house.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy toning and
creasing. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 35 by 80 cm |
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1659 |
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COSGROVE:
A final concord from the court of Common Bench, Westminster, between Thomas
Goodwyn and Elizabeth his wife querents, and Richard Coles and Joane his
wife, Gabriell Rands and Mary his wife, Richard Harris and Mary his wife, and
Judith Marriott deforciants, relating to three cottages in Cosgrove,
Northamptonshire. Dated 1659 in the 10th year of the reign of Commonwealth
Property: Three cottages, three gardens, five orchards, six acres of land, a
third part of one messuage, one garden and orchard in Cosgrove,
Northamptonshire. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Document Size
(Approx.): 23 by 45 cm |
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SYRESHAM:
Assignment of the manor house at Syresham, Northamptonshire, between John
Fairbrother of Helmdon, gentleman, John Burbidge of Hinton in the parish of
Woodford, yeoman, Robert Greaves of Syresham, yeoman, and Thomas Deacle of
Banbury, Oxfordshire, apothecary. Dated 5 April 1758 in the 31st year of the
reign of George II Property: All that capital house or manor house and lands
in Syresham. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Heavily
repaired tears in folds. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 48 by 68 cm |
Fairbrother |
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1788 |
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BUNGAY:
Attested copy of the release of a house and garden in Bungay, Suffolk,
between James Floyd of Swinford, Leicestershire, and Mary his wife, the
Reverend Ewan Williams of Clipston, Northamptonshire, Thomas Webster of
Swinford, and Elizabeth Nelson of Bungay. Copy is dated 4 July 1807. Dated 5
January 1788 in the 28th year of the reign of George III Property: A house in
Broad Street, Bungay. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 42 by
34 cm |
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1768 |
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CHARLTON,
NEWBOTTLE: Mortgage of pasture land in Charlton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire,
between John Side of Charlton, joiner, and John Holton of Tingewick,
Buckinghamshire, cordwainer. Dated 15 December 1768 in the 9th year of the
reign of George III Property: A half yard land of arable meadow and pasture
ground in the fields of Charlton in the occupation of the Side family.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
55 by 65 cm |
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1783 |
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CHARLTON,
NEWBOTTLE: Mortgage of a plot of land in Charlton, Newbottle,
Northamptonshire, between John Side of Charlton, joiner, and John Holton of
Tingewick, Buckinghamshire, cordwainer. Dated 24 April 1783 in the 23rd year
of the reign of George III Property: A plot of land of 7 acres and 9 perches,
bounded on the north by an allotment of Mary Gibbard and on the east by one
of Elizabeth Haddon. All in Charlton. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 58 by 67 cm |
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A
double Indenture on Parchment in excellent condition and easily
readable. The Indenture is dated the
8th May 1818 and made between Jonathan Nethercoat of Marston Trussell Grazier
of the first part Thomas Monkhouse Coppin of Market Harborough Gentleman of
the second part and Thomas Cox of Market Harborough Draper of the third part
The Indenture charges 17 acres of pasture land at Braybrooke known as Cox's
Close and Chambers Close in the County of Northampton The Indenture has 3
distinctive wax seals and is signed by all 3 parties |
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1845 |
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An
11-page vellum indenture dated 1845 being a Marriage Settlement between the
Reverend Edward Meyrick Goulburn of the University of Oxford, son of Edward Goulburn
Esquire, Serjeant at Law and one of the commissioners of the Court of
Bankruptcy; Julia Cartwright, daughter of William Ralph Cartwright of the
County of Northampton; Edward Goulburn; William Ralph Cartwright; Sir Thomas
Cartwright; the Reverend Henry Gunning, Rector of Wigan, Lancaster; Edward
Goulburn of Surrey, a Captain in Her Majesty's Army; the Reverend Samuel
Waldegrave of Barford, Wiltshire. Also mentioned are: Sir John Aubrey, Thomas
Digby Aubrey, William Cartwright - a Lieutenant General in Her Majesty's
service, Sir Charles Mordaunt and the Honourable Robert Fulke Greville.
Historical Note: Edward Meyrick Goulburn was the nephew of the Right Hon.
Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer in the ministries of Sir Robert
Peel and the Duke of Wellington. In an illustrious career Edward, amongst
other things, became headmaster of Rugby school and Dean of Norwich. On the
reverse of page 2 are various memoranda about events that occurred after this
settlement was agreed. Also included with this indenture are 4 small paper
documents concerning share transfers and estate duty. In good condition for a
document of this age with no noticeable holes or tears. Slightly grubby on
the outside but clean on the inside and all text is legible. Has a blue tax
stamp on each page and signed and sealed by Edward M. Goulburn, Julia
Cartwright, Edward Goulburn, W. R. Cartwright and Thomas Cartwright. Size
approx 27" across by 22" down. |
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Cartwright |
Gunning |
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VELLUM
DEED 1748 This deed relates to surrender of land in the 'liberties and
precincts and territories of King's Cliffe', Northampton. It is in good
condition |
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An 1818
Indenture Deed of Release dated the 29th April 1818 made between Edward
Nethercoat of Thodingworth in the County of Leicester of the first part
Jonathan Nethercoat of Marston Trussoll in the County of Nothampton Grazier
of the second part and Thomas Monkhouse Coppin of Market Harborough in the
County of Leicester Gentleman of the third part the premises released being
known as ALL That close or pasture Land containing 17 acres known as Cox's
Close situate at Braybrooke in the County of Northampton And secondly All
That piece or parcel of land with the Buildings thereon situate in Braybrooke
known as Chambers Close aforesaid The Indenture is in excellent condition and
all readable. Written on Parchment
and measuring 31 inches by 26 inches.
It is signed by Edward Nethercoat and has a wax seal at the foot |
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AN
Indenture of Conveyance dated the 5th day of April 1804 made in the Reign of
George the Third Between Thomas Chapman of Marston Trussoll in the County of
Northampton Grazier and Elizabeth his wife Richard Cave now or late of Leire
in the County of Leicester and Sarah his wife Mary West of Marston Trussoll
Widow of the one part and John Ladkin
of Broughton Anstey in the County of Leicester and Edward Pratt of the same
place Grazier of the other part the land and premises situate and known as
Gilberts Croft and The Well yard situated in Leire Leicestershire together
with the one and one half acres of land Buildings stables outhouses and other
hereditaments The Indenture is a Double parchment and is in excellent
condition and all readable being 30 inches by 21 inches It is signed by 5
parties and has 5 wax seals at the foot |
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Grant
by Peter de Bosiata [Bozeat], son of Nicholas de Aula, to Simon clericus,
with Agnes sister of the grantor of 3½ acres of land in liberum maritagium
(free marriage/dowry), in parts in the field on Caluhil, selions near to
Saltestrete, Sandwelle, "Wullavestona" [Wollaston], Wowelond,
Smedehill, Bucrodestlade, Wudehil, Bulehou, also grant to Simon of the
messuage next to Robert, son of Henry paying the grantor a pound of wax
annually, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 16 lines, folds, browned, slightly
creased, lacks seal, 116 x 205mm., [early thirteenth century]. Bozeat,
six miles south of Wellingborough. |
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1764 |
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large
English vellum indenture dated 1764 during the reign of George III. It conveys a cottage in Welford,
Northampton, between Susana Bagsham of Leicester, a Spinster, John Somes, a
Chandler and Soap Boiler, James Ashton, a Baker, and John Kingston, a Grazier.
There are four seals and a lovely decorative heading. Approximate size is 34 x 28.5 inches. |
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Kingston |
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1788
Indenture for a dwelling and 1and half acres of land Between Frances Leamark
of Drayton House in the County of Northampton Size :13" wide x 14.5 long
Condition 2 wax seals some wear to folds a few tiny holes. From the image the
other party appears to have been called Gray. |
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1785 |
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Absolutley
fascinating and in very good condition, although slightly grubby in places,
for it's age an original assignment dated 24th June 1785 between Mr Thomas
Warren(administrator of his late father Mr John Warren and Mr Joseph Allen to
The Rev. Palmer Whalley in Milton Northamptonshire I belive.There are also 3
original King George stamps |
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1762 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE Charles Chevallier Hall OUDLE NORTHANTS 1762.90CM BY 70CM. |
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1774 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE Joseph Richardson OUDLE NORTHANTS 1774.73CM BY 60CM. |
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1779 |
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VELLUM
INDENTURE William Underwood WELLINGBOROUGH 1779.73CM BY 62CM. |
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CHARLETON,
NEWBOTTLE: Release of a cottage and land in Charleton, Newbottle,
Northamptonshire, between Mary Parker of Brackley, Widow and Thomas Norton of
Charleton, Newbottle, Taylor. Dated 14 May 1766 in the 6th year of the reign
of King George III Property: All that
cottage in Charleton and a strip of land adjoining now in the possession of
Thomas Norton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good but
with some light toning. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Document
Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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1871 |
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A large
vellum deed / indenture, dated 2nd October 1871 being a Conveyance of a
Messuage and hereditments at 13 Rother Market, Stratford upon Avon in the County
of Warwick. The parties listed are Samuel Gazey of Warwick (Schoolmaster),
George Arkesden, the Governer of the Gaol for the Borough of Northampton,
William Emms of Stratford upon Avon and it relates to the will of George
Jakeman (Carrier) made in 1854 and in particular to property at Rother
Market. There are two seals and a duty stamp, curiously dated for 1864. The
stamp is marked Leamington (as in L. Spa) The witnesses were John James Hart
and George Row (the Clerk at the County Gaol, Northampton). Thre are fold
creases but no tears and naturally it is browning with age |
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Arkesden |
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KILESBY:
A final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to land
in Kilesby, Northamptonshire, between William Weaver and Samual Ecri, and
Dorcas his wife. Dated 1800 in the 4th year of the reign of King George III
Property: One messuage, one cottage, one barn, one stable, two shops, garden,
orchard and 6 acres land, in Kilesby. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Document Size (Approx.): 20 by 48 cm |
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1833 |
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Indenture
Dated 1833 Lease Of Premises In Salisbury Square The Reverend Thomas Sikes To
Charles Shepherd Esq 2 Pages Between
The Reverend Thomas Sikes Of Guilsborough In The County Of Northampton Clerk
Of The One Part Charles Shepherd Of
Bouverie Street In The City Of London A Gent This Item Is On Vellum Hand
Written Waxed Seal Very Nice Condition |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1805 Deed - Fore Fen, Wigtoft, Lincolnshire A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 53 cm x 40 cm approx being a Lease for a year of land at
Fore Fen in the parish of Wigtoft, Lincolnshire dated 6 August 1805 Parties:
Joseph BROWN of Swineshead, Lincolnshire;
Bartholomew CLAYPON of Boston, Lincolnshire; Charles HILL of Irchester,
Northamptonshire; John Palmer HOLLWAY
of Boston, Lincolnshire; John WAYET of
Boston, Lincolnshire Other names mentioned include: Robert Barlow, Samuel
Barnard, Samuel Crompton, Thomas Holland, Nightingale Kyme, Thomas Walker
Document signed by: Bartholomew Claypon, John Wayet, Charles Hill Witnesses:
Charlotte Claypon, Thomas Alderson Cooke, John Fletcher, John Wright
Condition: Good for age |
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Claypon |
Hill |
Hollway |
Wayet |
Barlow |
Barnard |
Crompton |
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Walker |
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BUCKNALL,
STOKE UPON TRENT: Conveyance of the Masons Arms beerhouse at Bucknall in the
parish of Stoke upon trent, Staffordshire, between John Holt Moxon of
Rugeley, Gent, William Moxon of Northampton, Surgeon, John Wilshaw of
Townsend, Bucknall, Flint Grinder and Joseph Holdcroft of Bucknall, Coal
Merchant and Beer Seller. Very nice coloured plan of property. Dated 11 May
1883 Property: The Masons Arms beerhouse on the High Street in Bucknall,
Stoke upon Trent, with 3 closes of pasture land. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 3 pages. |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1818 Deed - Leverton, Lincolnshire A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 73.5 cm x 56 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a
messuage or tenement and a large quantity of land situate in the parish of
Leverton in the County of Lincoln dated 9 October 1818 Parties: Charles
BERKELEY of Biggin, Oundle, Northamptonshire;
Joseph William Henry BURTON of Buckminster Hall, Billingborough, Lincolnshire
Other names mentioned include: Henry
Bolton, Charles Boucher, James Clark, John Edland, William Elmhirst, Richard
Faulkner, George Goodyear, Hannah Goodyear, Henry Goodyear, Mr Greathead,
John Hallam, Mr Morton, Elizabeth Parker, Mr Prestbury, Samuel Preston, John
Shaw, Mr Targoose, Mr Whittingham, Matthew Wildbore, Edward Williams Document
signed by: Charles Berkeley Witnesses: W Forbes? John Clifton Condition:
Browned with age, otherwise good |
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Burton |
Bolton |
Boucher |
Clark |
Edland |
Elmhirst |
Faulkner |
Goodyear |
Greathead |
Hallam |
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1904 |
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Manuscripts |
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Release
of funds relating to a marriage settlement between the Rev. Frederick William
Cartwright, Rector of Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, the Rev. Berdmore Compton of
Atherston Hall, Warwickshire, Philip Cartwright of Lothbury, London, Stanier
Waller of 28 Bardwell Road, Oxford, Colonel in the Royal Engineers, and
Anthony Gibbs of Tyntersfield, Bristol. Relates to the marriage of the Rev.
Edward Meywick Goulburn, Dean of Norwich, and Julia Cartwright.
<p>Includes several other paper receipts and documents. |
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1685 |
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Manuscripts |
1790 |
Lease
of a cottage and lands in Little Bowdon, Northamptonshire, between William
Harvey of London and John Allard of Little Oxendon in Little Bowdon,
Shepherd. All that cottage tenement or
lodge in Little Bowdon in Lodge Field Close of 114 acres. Also other closes of land called Thissley
Close, Bush Close and Woad Close. |
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1698 |
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Manuscripts |
1891 |
Lease
of land in Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, (now part of Market Harborough),
between William Henry of London, Thomas Wade of Clipston, Yeoman and
Nathaniell Wade of Clipston, Yeoman. A
close of pasture called the House Ground and a close of pasture called the
Woad Close. Also two little meadows of
150 acres in Little Bowden. Also
Thisley Close. |
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1690 |
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Manuscripts |
1890 |
Lease
of lands in Great Oxendon, Northamptonshire, between William Harvey of London
and Robert Jarman of Great Oxenden, Yeoman.
One close of pasture called the Lords Close in Great Oxenden of one
acre, and all those 23 acres arable land in Great Oxendon. |
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Jarman |
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1696 |
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Manuscripts |
1889 |
Lease
of land in Little Bowden, Northamptonshire (now part of Market Harborough,
Leicestershire), between William Harvey of London and Henry Clarke of Market
Harborough, Butcher. All that part of
the North Meadow and parlour of 10 acres in Little Bowden. |
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Harvey |
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AN
INDENTURE of Mortgage dated the 7th April 1886 made Between Joseph Smith of
Arbour Road Belgrave Leicester in the County of Leicester Firewood Dealer of
the one part Joseph Arnall of Leicester Gentleman and Charles Cranmer of
Kettering in the County of Northampton of the other part the land and premises situate in Short Street Belgrave
Leicester were charged by way of Mortgage.
Written on the back of the Indenture is a Deed of Re-Conveyance dated
the 8th May 1897. The Mortgage has a
wax seal at the foot and is signed by the Mortgagor. The Deed of Re-Conveyance has 2 wax seals
and is signed by the Mortgagees. The
Deed is in excellent condition and is very well written |
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superb 352 year old document is a genuine original indenture hand written on
vellum parchment, its dated 1655: (Cromwellian period, between the reigns of
King Charles the first and King Charles the second !), it mentions the names
Edward Seargeant and his wife Alice and relative John amongst other
names and also it mentions the place
of Road, Northton Yeoman Northampton, the first couple of lines go like this: 1655
This Indenture made the fourth day of June in the year of our Lord God one
thousand six hundred and fifty five between Edward Seargeant of Road in the
county of Northton Yeoman and Alice his wife............ on the
back solicitors names are mentioned Robert R Bull and John Chissall. its in
excellent condition, there's one tiny hole that looks like its probably
always been there, and its lost the wax from one seal, it measures 27" x
16" From the image also mentions John Seargeant |
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This
superb 291 year old document is a genuine original indenture hand written on
vellum parchment, its dated 1716: (from the reign of King George the first!),
it mentions the names Charles Eaves amongst other names and also it mentions the place of Northton
Yeoman Northampton. the first couple of lines go like this: This
indenture made the two and twentieth day of March-anno end 1716 in the third
year of the reign of our sovreigne(?) lord George by the grace of God of
Great Britain, France & Ireland............ on the
back solicitors name mentioned Thomas Pickering amongs many other names (see
pics) its in excellent condition it measures 19" x 11" From the
image the document was signed by Robt Vaux late of Courtenhall and mentions
George Vaux, late of Courtenhall. Charles Eaves may have been of Aldersgate,
London, in the County of Middlesex. Also mentions Thomas Hanslapp of
Courtenhall and Christopher Sante? Charles Eaves als Smith. Witnessed by John
Warwick, William Hillgard and Fall: Haden. |
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1763 |
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Deed of
assignment of a cottage in Charlton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire, between
John Mold of Charlton, Taylor, Mary Parker of Brackley, Widow, James Parker
of Newbottle, Yeoman, Deceased and Thomas Wilkins of Brackley, Innholder. A cottage in Charlton with strip of ground. |
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1793 |
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Deed of
release of a house and land at Charlton in Newbottle, Northamptonshire,
between John Side of Charlton, Joiner and Thomas Read of Newbottle,
Yeoman. A house, barn, garden and
backside in Charlton with a close of old inclosed land. |
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1765 |
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A final
concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to cottages and
land in Passenham and Cosgrave, Northamptonshire, between Rueben Capes,
Arthur Capes and Richard Rand. Two
cottages, 6 acres land, 2 acres of meadow, 3 acres pasture in Passenham and
Cosgrave. |
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1765 |
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Deed
relating to cottages in Passenham and Cosgrave, Northamptonshire, between
Arthur Capes of Wakefield Lodge, Potterspury, Keeper, Richard Rand of
Woolverton, Yeoman and Rueben Capes of Potterspury, Keeper. A cottage with 1 acres land adjoining near
Browns Wood in Passenham and also a cottage in Cosgrave. |
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1800 |
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A final
concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to 2 cottages
in Cosgrave, Northamptonshire, between Edward Rand and Thomas Rand, and
Elizabeth his wife. Two cottages, 1
barn, 1 stable, 2 gardens, 7 acres land, 7 acres meadow, 7 acres pasture in
Cosgrave. |
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1766 |
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Deed of
lease of a cottage in Charleton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire, between Mary
Parker of Brackley, Widow and Thomas Norton of Charleton, Taylor. A cottage in Charleton with newly erected
cottage next to it. |
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1775 |
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A final
concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to houses and
lands in Charlton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire, between John Holton and John
Side, and Ann his wife. One messuage,
1 barn, 1 garden, 1 orchard, 3 acres of land, 9 acres pasture in Charlton. |
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1763 |
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Deed of
release for cottages in Charlteton, Newbottle, Northamptonshire, between John
Mold of Charleton, Taylor, Elizabeth Mold of Charleton, Widow and Mary Parker
of Brackley, Widow. All that cottage
in Charleton with a newly built cottage on a strip of ground next. |
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1875 |
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Deed of
mortgage for houses in Stamford Street, Leicester, between James Morgan of
Deene, Groom to the Countess of Cardigan and Lancaster and Rev. William Henry
Fisher of Oundle, Clerk in Holy Orders.
4 houses and land on Stamford Street in the parish of St Margaret,
Leicester. |
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1775 |
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Deed
for the conveyance of lands in Charlton in Newbottle, Northamptonshire,
between John Side of Charlton, Joiner, John Holton of Tingwick, Cordwainer
and Ann Wyatt. A half yard land of
arable meadow and pasture dispersed in the fields of Charlton. |
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Finch
(Heneage, 1st Earl of Nottingham, 1621-82). Document signed 'Heneage Finch',
June 1652, being a vellum deed, the counterpart of an assignment and
surrender of mortgaged lands in Daventry, between Eliab Harvey and Heneage
Finch of the Inner Temple, decorative capital initial and first two words,
signed by Finch at foot of document Heneage
Finch served as Lord Chancellor between 1675 and 1682. |
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A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 56.5 cm x 40.5 cm approx being a
Lease for a year of six cottages or tenements with a wheelwrights shop and
other buildings, yards, gardens and land situate in Billingborough in the
County of Lincolnshire dated 17 October 1830.
Mr Thomas Burton Burton to Mr Benjamin Smith Parties: Thomas Burton
BURTON, gentleman of Billingborough, Lincolnshire (formerly of Oundle,
Northamptonshire); Benjamin SMITH,
gentleman of Horbling, Lincolnshire Other names mentioned include: Samuel Barnes, Ann Burton, Earl Fortescue,
Welbourn Leak, William Leak, Widow Sharman, James Smith, John Wright, William
Wright Document signed by: Thomas Burton Burton Witnesses: Benjamin Wilkinson
Condition: Discoloured with age otherwise quite good |
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Smith |
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1800 |
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A final
concord made in the Court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands and
a cottage in Kilesby, Northamptonshire, between William Cleaver and Samuel
Epe, and Dorcas his wife. One
messuage, one cottage, one barn and stable, 2 shops and 6 acres land in
Kilesby. |
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A small
collection of indentures.An auction for five probate Wills(last will and
testament) belonging to the Bradshaw
family of Northampton dated
1838,1873,1869,1831 and1859.All stamps and seals are intact. |
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Will of
William Brampton of Northamptonshire (1838) Will of
Charles Burges of Northamptonshire Bill of
Sale from E Barnes Bootmaker of Buckingham |
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Vellum
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made on 8th
October 1878 Made before Matthew Reid Sharman and Thomas Cook from
Wellingborough, Northampton For Rosetta wife ofThomas Hawkes Between the
above on the 2nd part, Catherine Mary Dawes in the 1st part, Josiala William
Dawes of the 3rd part, John Berry and Charlotte Pell his wife of the 4th
part, John ? Corluf of the 5th part and William Baker of the 6th part
Premises interested in Town of Northampton Deeds by married women persuant to
an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King William
4th "An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for the
substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Also has a number 5240,
and Blue 5 shilling common law courts
seal Excellent condition, 2 pages |
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Cook |
Hawkes |
Dawes |
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A
letter with revenue dated 28th February 1891 signed by J. Godfrey of St.
Andrew's, Billing Road, Northampton acknowledging receipt of £15-15-0 on Mr.
thwaites's a/c. Has been folded and
has a rusty pin mark. |
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A
letter with revenue dated 8th April 1892 signed by J. Godfrey of St. Andrew's
Hospital, Northampton acknowledging receipt of £25-00-0. It is addressed to Joseph Aston Esq. Has been folded and has a rusty pin mark. |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1742 Deed - Stanion, Northamptonshire. A vellum Indenture
measuring 55 cm x 39 cm approx being a Lease for ayear of a cottage or
tenement and shop thereto adjoining and belonging situate in Stanion in the
County of Northampton dated 2 December 1742.
John Reesby to William Reesby. Parties: John REESBY, Baker of Corby, Northamptonshire,
William REESBY, Grocer of Stanion, Northamptonshire, Mary REESBY of Stanion,
Northamptonshire. Document signed by: John Reesby. Condition: Unfortunately
there is a line of water damage running down the centre of the document from
top to bottom. |
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VELLUM
LEASE GEORGE II CLAY COTON WINWICK NORTHANTS. LEASE for a Year. This is a
lease between William Cave and Thomas Smith to Samuel Miller. It is dated
1755 from the reign of George II and I can see the names Clay Coton,Winwick
and Leicester in the text. It is in FAIR condition with some weakness to some
of the writing. Approx 23 1/2" X 18". |
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An
original early handwritten Vellum Indenture dated 11 May 1716. This document
is a very old Deed selling the rights of Common of Pasture for one cow
"or other beast of that kind" and Common of Pasture for two sheep
"in all ye commonable and open fields of Welford",
Northamptonshire for ".....ye
consideration of the sume of thirteen pounds....". The document has a
hand drawn decorative heading which just adds to its charm and says that it
was made "....in ye second year of the Reigne of our Soveraigne Lord
George by ye Grace of God over Great Brittaine France and Ireland
.....". A great piece of social history as you rarely see documents for
commoning rights on their own and it reflects a more normal life from the
period rather than huge country estates and documents from this date are
getting scarce now. Parties: Jerome
Write (also spelt Jerome Wright and signed as Jeremiah Wright),
"tailour" of Welford, Northamptonshire Walter
Clever, baker of Guilsborough, Northamptonshire Other
Names Mentioned include: Robert Write (also spelt Robert Wright), Anne
Palmer, Anne Walker, Francis Saunders, William Saunders Signed
by: Jeremiah Wright. Condition: The document is discoloured as you would
expect for a document of this age and there are a couple of tiny holes,
however, overall this is in quite good condition for such a very early
document with revenue stamps and red seal. Size: 73 cm x 56 cm approx. |
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Vellum
Indenture made on 4th October 1873 by Warrington & Co, 27 Strand London,
between Jane Mulliner and John Phipps and others, concerning premises in
Bridge Street Northampton. With 4 seals and fifteen pounds and five Shillings
stamps, plus 2 Victoria Crown stamps. Good condition with mild general age
related wear. |
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A two
page document dated 8th September 1857 signed by John Lee of Whitchurch,
Salop, gentleman. "...sincerely
declare that I am of the age of Sixty years or thereabouts and that I have
known the pieces of land in the tonwshop of Tilley and Trench in the parish
of Wem...three acres and eighteen perches or thereabouts and sold by The
reverend John Henry Brookes of Streetlanger of Northampton, clerk to The
London and North Western Railway Company for the last forty years and
upwards...". Has a witness signatures. It is on Waterlow & Sons London
watermarked paper. |
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1736 |
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Original
Mortgage Indenture from Cornwell Manor in England, produced on February 25th,
1736, written on full vellum (animal skin) with full, flowing handwriting
written with period ink still very legible, although faded lightly in spots.
There are numerous signatures and wax seals, all like they were set and
pressed only a few years ago. In excellent condition, and measuring a
whopping 33" x 29," it has no stains or tears and remains in
amazing shape. The 2 seals are intact and in GREAT shape. The indenture seems
to be a loan for 600 pounds a deceased relative. Names mentioned include John
Penyston, and his daughter Anne, both of Cornwell, George Quill, Robert
Bicknell, John Bicknell, William Martin, William Horz, as well as Henrietta
Patton and John Horsley. Affixed with a red wax seals on fabric. Inscribed on
the back are the witnesses and other writing. From
the images the first parties were George Quill, late Citizen and Salter of
London and now of ffarnham in the County of Surry, Gentleman, and .....? late
of London and now of Mariam? in the County of Northampton, Gentleman. The
second parties were Robert Manwaring of ffarnham and Ann his wife, late Ann
Penyston spinster and one of the daughters of John Penyston late of Cornwell
in the County of Oxford, Clerk, deceased. The third parties were Dame
Henrietta Hatton of the parish of Hartington in the County of Bedford, widow
and John Horsley of ....? in the County of Middlesex. Also refers to Rebecca
Turner and Leonard Hancock. |
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Land
Deed/Indenture dated 1762 is in great condition with only some discolouration
due to it's age of 250 years. It measures about 20x30 inches and has all of
it's wax seals intact and there are no tears to it's vellum. Land agreement
of Guilsborough, Northamptonshire between Richard Ward Esquire and Mr William
Moreton. From
the images it is an Assignment for a term of 1000 years in Trust for Mr John
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An
interesting Legal Indenture dated 1898. Four pages of script mentioning the
following names and places... Harold Campbell Nelson of 14 Collingham
Gardens, Kensington, Sarah Margaret Nelson, Arthur Telford Simpson, The
Temple, Goring-on-Thames. John Hewetson Brown, City of Carlisle. Thomas
Boustead Nelson of Dallington, Northamptonshire etc. Condition is very good with a small pin
hole to the first page. Slight edge wear to folds and corners. |
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indenture regarding transfer of land in Great Houghton,
Northamptonshire. Principal parties
are Thomas Denton of Great Houghton and James Chapman of Great Houghton and
George Barnes of Northampton. Measures
28" by 21". Signature and seal for Denton. Vertical and horizontal
storage folds |
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1858
CONVEYANCE VELLUM INDENTURE FOR COTTAGES AT MIDDLETON CHENEY NORTHANTS TYPE: Conveyance Vellum Indenture YEAR: 1858 PLACE: Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire SURNAME(S) INVOLVED: RUSHER &
KINGSTON WAX STAMPS: 3 Interesting
handwritten document from 3rd June 1858 which appears to be a conveyance
indenture for four cottages at Middleton Cheney. From
the images the parties were William Rusher of Banbury in the County of
Oxford, Gentleman of the first part, Thos Kingston of Upper Middleton Cheney
of the second part and Thos Pain of Banbury, Gentleman of the third part. The
tenants included John Williams, Valentine Mold, Henry Evans, Thomas Grant and
John Penfold. |
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MORTGAGE VELLUM INDENTURE FOR GUMSBURY, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE TYPE: Mortgage Vellum Indenture YEAR: 1870 PLACE: Gumsbury, Northamptonshire SURNAME(S) INVOLVED: CLUFF, SPIERS,
BUSBY, BARTLETT & LOVELL WAX STAMPS: 5 Interesting
handwritten document from 16th May 1870 which appears to be a mortgage
indenture. In nice
clean dry condition. Measures approx 22.75" x 30.5". From
the images the parties were William Cluff and the Trustees of the United
Britons Friendly Society. The document is a mortgare of a messuage in
Grimsbury in the County of Northampton for securing ₤100 and interest.
From the mortgage discharge document confirming repayment of the principal
sum, dated 13 July 1878, the trustees were Edward Spiers of Banbury,
Innkeeper, then Builder, Edward Busby of the ame, Tailor, Thomas Whitmill (of
the causeway, Warkworth) and Charles Bartlett (of Fish Street, Banbury,
shoemaker). Thomas Whitmill was subsequently removed from the office of
trustee and John Lovell of Banbury, Tailor appointed in his place. |
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1819
VELLUM INDENTURE PROPERTY LEASE IN BRACKLEY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE TYPE: Vellum Indenture for property lease YEAR: 1819 PLACE: Brackley, Northamptonshire SURNAME(S) INVOLVED: PARROTT &
BARLETT WAX STAMPS: 5 Interesting
2-page handwritten document from 2nd February 1819 which appears to be (im no
expert in these things so im kind of guessing) a property lease indenture
from PARROTT to BARLETT...assignment of tenement and premises in Brackley,
Northamptonshire, for the remainder of a term of 300 years. In nice
clean dry condition. Measures approx 23.5" x 30". From
the images the parties were Mr John Parrott (by direction of Mr Hayward) and
Mr James Bartlett. The document is a Assignment of a Messe (messuage) or
Tenement and premises in Brackley, County of Northampton for the remainder of
a term of 500 years In trust to attend to the inheritence. There is an
Abstract of Title attached, which refers to William Pickford, Alfred Hayward
and Edward Bartlett, listing Indentures from 1692 to 1816. The Watts family
of Brackley appear prominently up to 1778, then the Weston family. I have
saved a copy of the image. |
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1849
BARTLETT FAMILY SETTLEMENT INDENTURE IN BRACKLEY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE TYPE: Family settlement Indenture YEAR: 1849 PLACE: Brackley, Northamptonshire SURNAME(S) INVOLVED: BARLETT NUMBER OF PAGES/SHEETS: 2 Interesting
handwritten document from 1st March 1849 which appears to be (but im no
expert in these sort of documents!) a settlement indenture between mother and
son. From
the images the document is a Settlement by Mr Robert Bartlett upon his mother
Mrs Elizabeth Bartlett and his sisters the Misses Emily and Louisa Sarah
Bartlett. Robert was the son of the late Edward Bartlett, Draper and his
mother Elizabeth appears to have continued the drapery business following her
husband's death. |
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indenture between John Mold of Charleton under Newbottle in the County of
Northampton, Taylor (only son and heir of John Mold of Charleton aforesaid,
Taylor, deceased) of the one part and Mary Parker of Brackley in the said
County, Widow, of the other part. John bargained and sold to Mary for five
shillings a cottage and a newly erected cottage in Charelton aforesaid, in
the possession of the said John and of Elizabeth his mother. |
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