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Nottinghamshire 1-100

Ü	Nottinghamshire 101-200

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

20th century

Bloomsbury 6 May 1999

Arms, Armour and Alabaster, title on binding, (a genealogical survey of six Nottinghamshire families and their monuments), manuscript in red & black ink, 29pp., genealogical tables, water-colour arms & wash drawings, photographs (200 x 145mm.) of the monuments, vellum-backed pictorial cloth, gilt, oblong 4to, 20th cent. #40-60

1682, 1734

Bloomsbury 11 Nov 1999

114

Pendock (Thomas, of Tollerton, Nottinghamshire, d. 1682) & Walter Greaves, notary) A true and perfect Inventory of all the Goods Cattels and Chattels..., manuscript probate on vellum, 265 x 137mm., 12th February 1682 Fane (Charles, H.M. Minister at the Court of Florence, fl. 1734) List of expences from 26th February to 26th August 1734, D.s., manuscript on paper, 1p. with conjugate blank, tears starting along folds, 240 x 190mm., 1734, folds, browned (2). #50 - 75

Pendock

Greaves

Fane

1683

Dominic Winter 8 Nov 2000

304

Attractive vellum recovery document of Charles II, dated 27th June 1683, with elaborate top border and initial letter "C" containing the Royal Coat of Arms, between George Goody and Samuel Thompson for recovery of land in Ranskil, Nottinghamshire - 5 miles NW of East Retford, in fine fresh condition, lacking seal

Goody

Thompson

1367-1830

Dominic Winter 8 Nov 2000

336

Newark, Nottingham 1367. Latin Quitclaim whereby Richard Wade of Wympthorp and his wife Dionisia transfer land at South Muskham ('Southmuscham') and South Carlton ('Southcarleton') near Newark, 10 lines in a fine chancery hand on parchment, approx. 100 x 33mm., cut for two seal tags, two small worm holes affecting one letter and a little light staining but in excellent condition for its age, together with a small group of miscellaneous documents relating to Yorkshire, including a note referring to free schooling in Richmond, a manuscript account of the murder of the Monk of Whitby in the 12th century, written in a fine copperplate hand, probably 18th century, three early 17th century letters probably written from the district of Norwood, south of Rotherham (with full transcriptions) and a vellum lease by the Duke of Hamilton to several individuals of Dophinholm Mill, Lancs., dated 1830, with an interesting schedule which contains much detail of mill parts, etc.

Wade

1720

Dominic Winter 20 June 2001

372

Attractive document on paper 1720, being the lease by John Cottam, butcher of East Retford to his brother, George Cottam, also a butcher, of a property on the east side of the street called Church Gate in Retford. Bearing the marks of John and Rebecca Cottam (who clearly could not write), approx 18 x 12ins, three minor holes affecting three words but overall in fine fresh condition, framed and glazed.

Cottam

17th-19th century

Dominic Winter 7 Mar 2002

230

Group of documents on vellum and paper, 17th - early 19th c., all in good condition. The group includes a 1675 lease for six months for land at 'Beamondly and Beomondwalke', a probate inventory dated 1683 for Thomas Pendock of Tollerton, a detailed accout of an auction at Market Harborough dated 1808 including an itemised list of goods, an inventory of the effects of John Astell of Market Harborough, with some related letters and a deed relating to Retford dated 1720

Pendock

Astell

1692, 1713

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Indenture between Sir Salomon Swale and William Smithson, "tenement and premise … situate lying and being in Brereton in the County of Yorke", D.s. "Salomon Swale", manuscript on vellum, some slight surface wear, folds, soiled, wax seal, 475 x 465mm., 30th December 1692 § Indenture quinquepartite between Sir Edmund Anderson, William Harvey, Stephen Croft, Elizabeth Croft, Henry Thompson & Oliver Martin, "all that the Mannor or Lordship of Burneby [Burnby] … in the county of York", manuscript on vellum, 5ff., ruled in red, folds, without seals, c. 565 x 700mm. and 400 x 700mm., November 1713; and 10 others, including 4 relating to Burnby, 2 to Lincolnshire & 2 to Nottinghamshire, manuscripts on vellum, v.s., v.d. (12).

Swale

Smithson

Anderson

Harvey

Croft

Thompson

Martin

1401

Bloomsbury 13 Dec 2002

Grant of land in Sutton Bonnington by William Heton to John of Leke, docket on verso: "Robt Willymot of Benyngton", 2 fine wax seals, 120 x 355mm., 10th January 1401, manuscripts on vellum, 11 lines, folds, v.s. (2).

Heton

Leke

Willymot

1883, 1891

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Will 1891 Comprising two sheets. Will copy dated 1883 approx.19 ½” x 13 ½” & probate approx. 10” x 13” referring to Maria Phipps of Southwell in the County of Nottingham Spinster. Other names mentioned:- Frederick Lillywhite, Eliza Wilks, Eliza Wilks 2, Charlotte Gilder, Mary Ann Lillywhite, Frederick Lillywhite, William Lillywhite, Frank Lillywhite, Ada Lillywhite, Florence Lillywhite, George Eagles, Caroline Emma Monkton, Rosamond Isobell Monkton, Geoffrey Francis Monkton, James Wakeford & John Cooper. Other places mentioned:- Leeds in the County of York & Redmarley D’Abitot in the County of Worcester. Very clean and crisp document with large intact Pendant Seal.

Phipps

Lillywhite

Wilks

Gilder

Eagles

Monkton

Wakeford

Cooper

1876

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An antique vellum deed relating to conveyance on land near Goldsmith street Nottingham.From Mr John Player to Mr E B Cox.Dated 1876. Measures 75cms x 57cms .no tears.

Player

Cox

1835

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You are bidding on a very old & interesting document entitled "This Indenture" and dated 7th January 1836. The Document contains lovely Old-English Hand written script of approx 550 words outlining a Lease for one year between Henry Charles Little of Southwell and Newark upon trent, Both in the county of Nottingham, Who was a Tailor and Thomas Marriot of the town of Nottingham who was a Wholesale Draper. The lease refers to the consideration of the sum of Five Shillings of lawful money of Great Britain between the two parties. The document also mentions the rent of one pepper coin only (If the same shall be lawfully demanded) At the foot of the document there is the signature of Henry Charles Little together with a red wax seal. Also included is a Blue Revenue stamp and Nottingham ink "crown stamp" dated 14th October 1835. A nice old original folded document, Measures 16" x 24" with clear handwriting and in good condition for its age, Some 167 years old.

Little

Marriot

1851

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 6 November 1851. It measures 23 inches long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between John Bennett and Mary Bullivant. It is a mortgage of premises in Hounds Gate in the Town of Nottingham in the County of Nottinghamshire. It retains its revenue stamp and two wax seals with the signatures of the above.

Bennett

Bullivant

1836

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You are bidding on a very old & interesting document entitled "This Indenture" and dated 8th January 1836. The Document contains lovely Old Hand written script of approx 3000 words spread over 3 pages of old document paper. The three sheets are fixed together at the base with tiny hand tied bows. This indenture outlines a conveyance of real and personal estates in trust for the benefit of creditors. Made between Henry Charles Little of Southwell and Newark upon trent, Both in the county of Nottingham, Who was a Tailor and Thomas Marriott of Nottingham, Who was a Wholesale draper, and other listed persons to whom he was in debt. The document details that Henry little is unable pay the whole amount of his said debts and has agreed to assign all of his Lands, Properties and belongings to his creditors. It instructs the sale of all of his assets through public auction or private contract for the "best price or most money". The final page of the indenture lists 61 creditors to whom Henry Little is indebted to. The document itemises the individual amount of money due to each creditor. The creditors have placed their signatures next to the agreed sums of money due to them. There are a considerable number of wax seals on this document (Qty 35), adjacent to the creditors amounts & signatures. Also included are three Blue Revenue stamps and Nottingham ink "crown stamps" dated between 11th November 1835 and 29th December 1835. This is a very interesting and unusual indenture, Given the quantity of original wax seals, Signatures and Monies owed. A nice old original folded document, consisting of three pages. Measures 28" x 24" with clear handwriting and in good condition for its age, Some 167 years old.

Little

Marriot

1861

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 2 November 1861. It measures 23.25 inches long by 29.75 inches wide. It is between John Johnson, Auguste Noel Achille Vogue and Hodgkinson Morris. It deals with the transfer of mortgage of a bakehouse and hereditaments in Hounds Gate Nottingham. It has the revenue stamps and wax seals with the three signatures of those mentioned. It is a clean and well written document.

Johnson

Vogue

Morris

1782

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1782 will copy comprising one plus pages approx. 8” x 13” of hand written script referring to Robert Collingham late of Sandwich Bay on the Coast of Labrador in North America but now of Sutton upon Trent in the County of Nottingham Gentleman.. Other names mentioned:- Joseph Collingham, William Collingham, Joseph Collingham snr. Sarah Collingham, Jane Collingham, another William Collingham, Mary Collingham, Esther Calvert William Calvert, George Hutton & William Brown. As seen, a large section torn from the left margin (viewed from front). Probaly where the seal was attached.

Collingham

Calvert

Hutton

Brown

1854

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A Nice indenture dealing with a conveyance between Mr John Green Hine? and Mr Joseph Dawson of a piece of land in Cromwell St, Nottingham. In nice condition (a few easily removed pencil marks) and would frame up nicely

Hine

Dawson

1831

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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1831 being the conveyance of three cottages in Worksop in the County of Nottingham between Vincent Henry Eyre, Esquire, of the first part; and The Most Noble Bernard Edward Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshall and Hereditary Marshall of England, of the second part; and John Ball of Nottingham, Blacksmith, of the third part; and Francis Sissons, a Stationer, of the fourth part. The transaction pertains to property under an Act of Parliament from the reign of George III and an additional document is attached relating to the property and the Act. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue stamp with insert, tax stamp, and two red wax seals. One seal is signed by the Duke of Norfolk impressioned with Coat of Arms. Docketed on verso. Fine condition, measures 31 x 24".

Eyre

Norfolk

Marshall

Ball

Sissons

1804

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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1804 during the reign of George III being the Bargain and Sale of the Manor and Lordship of Rand in the County of Lincoln between Harrington Hudson of York, Esquire, of the one part; and Richard Burden of Nottingham, esquire, and James Hall of Middlesex, Gentleman, both of the second part. A Schedule of the Manoral properties is attached as well. Beautifully penned on two leaves, fancy printed vignette with Stationers mark, three blue revenue stamps, tax stamps, and three red wax seals on green cloth tags. Very Good condition, mild discoloration, measures 28 x 25".

Hudson

Burden

Hall

1874

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Here is an Indenture on vellum dated 28th September 1874 being a Conveyance of land and three messuages being nos. 10, 12 & 14 Fawkner Street, Pendlebury in the County of Lancaster. The contract is between John Boyes of Ordsall, Nottingham, Gentleman, and George Boyes of Fawkner Street, Pendlebury, Merchant. Other names mentioned in reference to an earlier Indenture are Robert Luckman,Isaac Mawson and William Cheetham. The document opens out to approx 30" x 23", is beautifully handwritten, has two original wax seals and a five pounds revenue stamp. There is also a plan of the premises which mentions the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. In excellent condition.

Boyes

Luckman

Mawson

Cheetham

1871

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1871 ANTIQUE PROBATE DOCUMENT FISKERTON NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. LEGAL DOCUMENT; PROBATE OF CHARLES THEOBALD OF FISKERTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM, FARMER INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE THEOBALD FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL A