Nottinghamshire 101-200
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Nottinghamshire 1-100 |
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Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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101 |
1826 |
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Genuine ANTIQUE DEED Sutton cum Lound 1826. GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE OF
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY PACKED
WITH INFORMATION FOR LOCAL HISTORIANS, FAMILY HISTORIANS AND GENEALOGIST'S
THIS ITEM IS NEARLY 180 YEARS OLD PLACE: RELEASE OF FREEHOLD LANDS WITH COVENANTS
FOR THE TITLE TO COPYHOLD LANDS AND ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD LANDS
RESPECTIVELY SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF SUTTON CUM LOUND IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM. NAMES: HENRY BAGSHAW OF LOUND IN THE PARISH OF SUTTON CUM LOUND
IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART JOHN CROFTS OF
RANSKILL IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND
ROBERT WEIGHTMAN OF TORWORTH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF
THE THIRD PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS ON FOUR SHEETS OF
VELLUM WAX SEALS REVENUE STAMPS |
Bagshaw |
Crofts |
Weightman |
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102 |
1845 |
ebay |
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Genuine ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Boughton
near Ollerton 1845. GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE OF
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY WITH INFORMATION
FOR GENEALOGIST'S THIS ITEM IS NEARLY 160 YEARS OLD PLACE: LAND AT BOUGHTON
CALLED BY THE NAME OF LONG CLOSE AND ALL THAT MANOR OR LORDSHIP OF KNAPTHORPE
IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM PLUS DETAILS ON MANY OTHER LANDS AND WOODLAND.
NAMES: MARY COCKING OF ORDSALL IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM WIDOW OF THE ONE
PART RICHARD PARKINSON OF SOUTH MUSKHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM
GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM IN VERY FINE CONDITION WAX SEALS REVENUE STAMPS |
Cocking |
Parkinson |
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103 |
1847 |
ebay |
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Genuine ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Worksop
1847. GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY WITH INFORMATION FOR GENEALOGIST'S
THIS ITEM IS NEARLY 160 YEARS OLD PLACE: ALL THOSE TWO MESUAGES OR
DWELLINGHOUSES SITUATE AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF WARSOP NEAR TO A PLACE
CALLED THE CASTLE HILL LEADING INTO WARD LANE. NAMES: HENRY OWEN OF WORKSOP
IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART GEORGE KELK THE
YOUNGER OF WELBECK IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM JOHN PARKER OF NORTON IN
THE PARISH OF CUCKNEY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM SERVING MAN AND JOHN
FIELD OF THE SAME PLACE JOINER OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN HORNCASTLE OF THE
YEWS IN THE PARISH OF MALTBY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK LAND AGENT OF THE THIRD
PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS WAX SEALS REVENUE STAMPS |
Owen |
Kelk |
Parker |
Field |
Horncastle |
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104 |
1850 |
ebay |
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Genuine ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Worksop
1850. GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY WITH INFORMATION FOR
GENEALOGIST'S THIS ITEM IS NEARLY 155 YEARS OLD PLACE: ALL THE MESSUAGE OR
DWELLINGHOUSE WITH YARD AND OUT BUILDINGS ON THE EAST SIDE OF AT CERTAIN
STREET CALLED NORFOLK STREET IN THE PARISH OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM. NAMES: THE REVEREND JAMES RAWLINS OF MANSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM; WILLIAM CHAMPION OF BRIDGE HOUSE RADFORD IN THE PARISH OF WORKSOP
IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN; THOMAS WILLIAM RODGERS OF
SHEFFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART; JOHN BUTLER OF
MANSFIELD YEOMAN OF THE SECOND PART; ALFRED BRODHURST OF WORKSOP OF THE THIRD
PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION SMALL SURVEY MAP
SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS WAX SEALS REVENUE STAMPS |
Rawlins |
Champion |
Rodgers |
Butler |
Brodhurst |
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105 |
1827 |
ebay |
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Blyth CROFTS > WEIGHTMAN
1827. GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LOCAL HISTORY WITH INFORMATION FOR
GENEALOGIST'S THIS ITEM IS NEARLY 168 YEARS OLD PLACE: A NUMBER OF FIELDS AND
CLOSES ALL NAMED WITH MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE SITUATE LYING AND BEING
WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF RANSKILL IN THE PARISH OF BLYTH IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM AND LAND IN LOUND IN THE PARISH OF SUTTON CUM LOUND CALLED NORTH
CARR AND BOUNDED BY THE RIVER. NAMES: JOHN CROFTS OF RANSKILL IN THE PARISH
OF BLYTH IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE ONE
PART AND ROBERT WEIGHTMAN THE YOUNGER OF TORWORTH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION SIZE 29 INS X
25 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM IN VERY FINE CONDITION WAX SEALS REVENUE
STAMPS |
Crofts |
Weightman |
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106 |
1815 |
ebay |
Indenture 1815 (1 Sheet) County of Nottingham Deed of Covenant
between John Wright the Elder and John Wright the Younger with John Ludlow.
Two seals, two signatures and one pound ten shillings impressed duty stamp. |
Wright |
Ludlow |
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107 |
1753 |
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A paper obligation bond where John Thornton of Barrow upon Soar
is firmly bound to Anne Browne of Bradmore,
Nottinghamshire to the sum of 20 pounds. Dated 2nd July in the 26th year of the
reign of George II [1753]. Medium: Handwritten and printed in English on
paper. Condition: Some creasing otherwise good. Document size: 19 by 31 cm.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Witnessed by Jonathan Beeby and Thos Hamford. |
Thornton |
Browne |
Beeby |
Hamford |
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108 |
1689 |
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An Indenture on parchment dated 14th September, 1689. Made
between parties : Thomas Hubbard of Tallington in Lincolnshire, Miller and Anne, his wife;
Thomas Swinscow of Car Colston
in Nottinghamshire, Butcher and Mary, his wife; John Hentry
of Newark in Nottinghamshire, Fishmonger and Ruth his wife (1) and
Christopher Newton of Long Eaton in Derbyshire, Clerk. Dimensions
: 73 cms by 52 cms
approximately. The document is obviously folded; retains three of its
original seals and is in very good condition. |
Hubbard |
Swinscow |
Hentry |
Newton |
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109 |
1876 |
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Genuine ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Genealogy Worksop SPINK WILSON 1876 . GUARANTEED A GENUINE PIECE
OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
LOCAL HISTORY WITH INFORMATION FOR GENEALOGIST'S THIS ITEM IS
NEARLY 131 YEARS OLD DOCUMENT: DECLARATION OF TRUST FOR THE SUM OF £2000.
NAMES: THOMAS CLARKSON SPINK OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM COAL
MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE WILSON OF WORKSOP TALLOW CHANDLER AND
WILLIAM ALEXANDER CARTWRIGHT OF SHEFFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK CANAL MANAGER
OF THE OTHER PART. IN VERY FINE CONDITION
SIZE 29 INS X 25 INS WAX SEALS REVENUE STAMPS |
Spink |
Wilson |
Cartwright |
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110 |
1796 |
ebay |
GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Lincolnshire BEEDHAM > HUTTON 1796
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 210 YEARS OLD
ATTESTED COPY OF THE INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR
TENEMENT SITUATE STANDING AND BEING IN BASSINGHAM BETWEEN GEORGE BEEDHAM OF
NORTON DISNEY IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLNSHIRE YEOMAN AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE OF
THE ONE PART AND RICHARD HUTTON OF CARLTON UPON TRENT IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
OF THE OTHER PART WITH IMPRESSED REVENUES AND PAPER TAX STAMPS SIZES 17 INS X
13 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON SEVEN SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER
WATERMARKED WITH THE DATE OF 1795 |
Beedham |
Hutton |
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111 |
1819 |
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A one page vellum indenture dated 12 May 1819 A nice size
(landscaped set out) indenture between William Sampson of South Leverton, Notts and Thomas
Briggs Complete with wax seal signature & revenue stamps. Folded but in
good condition. |
Sampson |
Briggs |
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112 |
1819 |
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A four page Abstract Land Title 1819, relating to a croft of
land sittuated at Cottam,
South Leverton.
In the county of Notts Beautiful old
document Folded but in good condition. |
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113 |
1832 |
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Recently discovered during a house renovation, this is the most
beautifully written young ladies workbook. The frontspiece
is signed Mary Thompson Kendal, 19th September 1832 in exquisite handwriting,
as is the complete book.Subject headings are :
Reduction, Direct Proportion,Practise,Tare and Tret,Simple Interest,Promiscuous
?,Compound Interest,Brokerage,Commission,Insurance,Purchasing
Stock,Discount,Single Fellowship and Double Fellowship. |
Kendal |
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114 |
1815-1840 |
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This was discovered along with another handwritten book also
listed, during a recent house restoration.Not many
items qualify as being unique but this certainly fits into that category.This ledger is a handwritten record of the
customer's accounts who stayed at The White Hart Inn,Retford, Nottinghamshire between 1815 and 1840.
Also within the book are several letters to the Innkeeper, William Dennett
and an original invoice detailing goods and services on offer with prices. |
Dennett |
Hornby |
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115 |
1856 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Nottinghamshire SMITH 1856
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 149 YEARS OLD BEING
THE CONVEYANCE OF A CLOSE OF LAND AT SUTTON UPON TRENT IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM BORDERED BY THE MOOR LEYS DRAIN ON THE EAST BY GRASSTHORPE ROAD.
BETWEEN JOHN STOAKES OF WELHAM IN THE PARISH OF CLAREBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM JOINER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS SMITH OF SCOTFIELD PLACE IN THE
PARISH OF SUTTON UPON TRENT IN THE SAME COUNTY OF THE OTHER PART WITH ESCUTCHENED
REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE
SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Stoakes |
Smith |
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116 |
1797 |
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This is the original copy will & last testament, taken by
the solicitors acting for John Taylor of South Carr, Cuckney,
Nottingham.
Farmer. Dated 12 December
1797. Over 3 pages. Extracts as follows: |
Taylor |
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117 |
1819 |
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Large 4 Part Vellum Indenture 1819 - Nottingham Cottam, in the Parish of South Leverton
Vellum Indenture dated 13th May 1849 Between, William Sampson, John Kitchen,
John Ward 4 x wax seals 2 signatures
for William Sampson & John Ward an 'X' signed as the mark of John Kitchen
Folded but in good condition. |
Sampson |
Kitchen |
Ward |
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118 |
1824 |
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Vellum Indenture 1824 (Nottingham) Signed With an 'X' Vellum
Indenture dated 29th March 1824 Between, John Mills & Thomas Briggs Wax
seal an 'X' signed as the mark of John Mills Folded but in good condition |
Mills |
Briggs |
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119 |
1799 |
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From a house clearance.
This is an old paper document in very good condition. It relates to the demand claiming land and
reads in copperplate writing as follows: Michaelmas
Term 40th King George 3rd 1799. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE John Loft Gentleman demandeth against Richard Lowndes Gentleman, two mefsuages? two gardens eighty
acres of land fifty acres of meadow and thirty acres of pasture with the
appurtenances in mifson?. It is then signed & dated by John Loft. |
Loft |
Lowndes |
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120 |
1867 |
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I have for sale a very old document, hand written in 1867, AN
AGREEMENT TO SELL MILL ,some of the Names in the AGREEMENT,WILLIAM HALL
,Nottingham corn merchant,JAMES MORRIS , LIVERPOOL,
HOTEL KEEPER,MARY MORRIS,SARAH KIRK , RED HILL NOTTINGHAM,JOHN HALL (DIED 6th
April 1867), witness FREDERICK BROWN solieitor. |
Hall |
Morris |
Kirk |
Brown |
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121 |
1848 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Nottinghamshire ELLIS OWEN 1848
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 157 YEARS OLD FOR
ALL THOSE TWELVE DWELLINGHOUSES WITH GARDENS
SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF WORKSOP AND ALSO ALL THAT BUILDING NOW USED
AS A BREWHOUSE COOPERS AND ALSO THE REVERSION IN FEE FOR TITHES TO THE DUKE
OF PORTLAND. BETWEEN JOHN ELLIS OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM COMMON
BREWER OF THE FIRST PART HENRY OWEN OF WORKSOP GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART
AND WILLIAM CHAMPION OF BRIDGE HOUSE IN THE PARISH OF WORKSOP OF THE THIRD
PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO OUTER FOLD WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Ellis |
Owen |
Champion |
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122 |
1838 |
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An agreement between Page Cartledge
(aged 15) of the City of Lincoln, the Apprentice and Francis Dewick of Retford
Nottinghamshire, the Master, to be taught the trade of Grocer and Tallow
maker for a term of 5 years. The
Master was paid £90 for the apprenticeship, usual onerous conditions, no
marriage, no frequenting of taverns, inns or alehouses, he shall not play
cards, dice or other unlawful games,
Condition, the skin is quite stained but all printed and written words
can be read with care, blue stamp is breaking up, carries 3 wax seals and
signatures. |
Cartledge |
Dewick |
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123 |
1817 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Worksop
Notts EDDISON > KIRKBY 1817 guaranteed original
- from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 189 YEARS OLD BETWEEN BENJAMIN EDDISON
OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND RICHARD
KIRKBY OF THE SAME PLACE INNKEEPER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE SURRENDER OF
A TERM OF LEASE FOR 2,000 YEARS ON ALL THAT CLOSE OR PARCEL OF INCLOSED LAND
OR GROUND SITUATE LYING AND BEING WITHIN THE PARISH OF WORKSOP BORDERERIN
WORKSOP COMMON AND LAND BELONGING HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NORFOLK WITH
ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT
STAORAGE DUSTING WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Eddison |
Kirkby |
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124 |
1818 |
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This an original Articles of Agreement Document, dated 1 April
1818. Refers to William Sampson -
Carpenter & Thomas Briggs - Bricklayer both of Cottam,
Nottinghamshire. Has the One Pound embossed stamp. Folded paper, an interesting document. In
Very Good condition, |
Sampson |
Briggs |
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125 |
1878 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Worksop
Wharf Nottinghamshire SPINK > PLANT 1878 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 127 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS CLARKSON SPINK OF
WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM COAL MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE
THOMAS PLANT OF THE SAME PLACE DRAPER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE
OF COTTAGES WHARF AND HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE IN EASTGATE WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY
OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE FORMERLY PART OF THE COLE MOOR AND BOUNDED ON THE SOUTH BY
THE CHESTERFIELD CANAL. WITH 1 ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 27
INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 1 WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Spink |
Plant |
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126 |
1818 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Worksop
Nottinghamshire WEBSTER > DIBLEE 1818 guaranteed original - from the reign
of KING GEORGE III - 111 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM WEBSTER OF WORKSOP IN THE
COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM MASON OF THE ONE PART AND HENRY DIBBLEE OF THE SAME
PLACE . BEING THE AGREEMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES AT WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM BY WAY OF MORTGAGE. WHEREAS BY INDENTURE OF LEASE DATED 1814
BETWEEN THE MOST NOBLE CHARLES HOWARD LATE DUKE OF NORFOLK OF THE ONE PART
AND WILLIAM WEBSTER OF THE OTHER PART ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
SITUATE IN THE TOWN OF WORKSOP BORDERED BY NORFOLK ROAD TO WARD LANE WEST.
WAX SEALS SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Webster |
Dibblee |
Howard |
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127 |
1764 |
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Antique document of rents Mannour of
South Kirkby 1764. A genuine George II manuscript
dated 1764 being "An account of Freeehold
Copyhold and other Rents received by the Lords & Lady of the said Mannor 18th Septenber
1764." One piece of paper approx. 18" x 15" folded in the form
of a letter addressed "For Mr Dakeyne, Attorney at Law at
his House in Mansfield " the original seal
missing and the paper torn where the seal has been opened. |
Dakeyne |
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128 |
1876 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Worksop
Nottinghamshire SPINK 1876 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
Victoria - 129 YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE OF COTTAGES WHARF AND
HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE IN EASTGATE WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
BETWEEN THOMAS CLARKSON SPINK OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
COAL MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN STUBBINGS OF HOLBECK IN THE PARISH OF
CUCKNEY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE WITH TWO SOLICITORS LETTERS
WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
WAX SEALS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Spink |
Stubbings |
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129 |
1852 |
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This is a written agreement and contract between five people on
the 1851 previous will of a farmer named Thomas Swetnam
deceased of the Green Man Inn Croxden in
Staffordshire. This document is dated 3rd June 1852. The five people are as
follows |
Swetnam |
Whitehurst |
Byatt |
Shaw |
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130 |
1897 |
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This is a one off unique legal document dated 1897 pertaining to
lands in Nottingham and Derby owned by His Grace the Duke of
Portland. This document conatins hundereds of names, to many to list! First let me tell you
that I am no expert in this field, but I will do my best to describe the
document as accurately as possible! Written in fancy writing the document
measures 22.5" X 18", has 8 pages and is made of what I believe to
be either stiff waxed paper or vellum which is semi-transparent when held
against a light. I am not good at reading this style of writing, and while
100% of the writing is clearly readable I cannot decipher the words! So bear with me and I will do my best!
Words that I cannot make out I will * next to. The large writing at the top
of the document "A Memorial to be registered of An Absolute Order No 236
of the Board of Agriculture...." then writing then gets smaller and
there is lots & lots of it! So much detail, people such as
Arthur Charles Greville, a late Colonel in Her
Majesty’s Army and & Edward Horsman* Bailey of
Middlesex! This side of document has an official red two shillings and six
pence stamp, which has silver metal the crown part (on the back of this page
is a black stamp with the crown and
letters VR* which seems to seal in the
silver metal on to the stamp on the front). The stamp on the
front and has the crown at the top and
is size 1¾” x 1¾” approx |
Portland |
Greville |
Horsman |
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131 |
1819 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Worksop
Nottinghamshire DIBLEE > CUTTS 1819 guaranteed original - from the reign
of KING GEORGE III - 186 YEARS OLD BETWEEN HENRY DIBBLEE OF WORKSOP GENTLEMAN
OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM WEBSTER OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM
MASON OF THE SECOND PART AND GEORGE CUTTS OF THE SAME PLACE GROCER OF THE
THIRD PART . BEING THE AASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES AT WORKSOP IN THE
COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BY WAY OF MORTGAGE. WHEREAS BY INDENTURE OF LEASE DATED
1814 BETWEEN THE MOST NOBLE CHARLES HOWARD LATE DUKE OF NORFOLK OF THE ONE
PART AND WILLIAM WEBSTER OF THE OTHER PART ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
SITUATE IN THE TOWN OF WORKSOP BORDERED BY NORFOLK STREET GARDENS . WAX SEALS
SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE
SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Dibblee |
Webster |
Cutts |
Howard |
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132 |
1832 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED Boughton
Nottinghamshire MARKHAM > CLAY 1832. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign
of KING WILLIAM IV - 173 years old BETWEEN JOHN MARKHAM LATE OF BOUGHTON IN
THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BUTCHER BUT NOW OF DARLTON IN THE SAME COUNTY YEOMAN
OF THE FIRST PART JOSEPH SMITH OF NEWARK UPON TRENT IN THE SAME COUNTY
GENTLEMAN OF THE SECON PART AND ANN CLAY OF CAUNTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM OF THE THIRD PART. A MORTGAGE OF A PLOT OF GROUND AND NEWLY
ERECTED MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT SITUATE AT BOUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM
CALLED CAUSEWAY CLOSE . GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY
FINE CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS ~ WAX SEALS ~ SIZE 29 INCHES X
32 INS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
Markham |
Smith |
Clay |
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133 |
1881 |
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This indenture is a conveyance of land situated at Tupping Dole in the parish of Everton Nottinghamshire,
between Tethering Lane and the Chesterfield canal The sale is between two
brothers William and George Harrison one of whom (George) inherited the land
from his father Samuel Harrison in a will dated 17 December 1868. The price
paid was £420.00. It would appear that Samuel Harrison purchased the land
from the trustees of one Robert Dawson Otter, deceased |
Harrison |
Otter |
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134 |
1863 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Overbury
Hall Layham Suffolk STRUTT 1863 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 142 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM STRUTT OF
OVERBURY HALL LAYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE OF TH EONE PART AND
JOHN TIDD PRATT OF BOLTON STREET PICCADILLY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
BARRISTER AT LAW THE REVEREND ROBERT SUTTON OF BILSTHORPE IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CLERK JOHN RALPH ORMSBY GORE OF PORKINGTON HALL IN THE COUNTY
OF SHROPSHIRE AND PERCY HENRY CRUTCHLEY OF SUNNING HILL PARK STAINES IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE OTHER PART.. BEING THEMORTGAGE FOR £5,500 AGAINST ALL THAT
CAPITAL MESSUAGE OR MANSION HOUSE COMMONLY CALLED BY THE NAME OF OVERBURY
HALL SITUATE AND BEING IN LAYHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SUFFOLK WITH NUMEROUS
FIELDS, PASTURES AND LANDS LISTED. SIZE 24 INS X 18 INS ~ IN VERY FINE
CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEAL ~ ON THREE SHEETS OF
VELLUM. |
Strutt |
Pratt |
Sutton |
Gore |
Crutchley |
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135 |
1894 |
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AN ANTIQUE VELLUM MORTGAGE DEED RELATING TO PROPERTY IN RANSKILL
NOTTINGHAM(JOSEPH GILLOTT to ELIZ HATTERSLEY) DATED
1894. MEASURES 68cms X 58cms |
Gillott |
Hattersley |
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136 |
1856 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED WORKSOP NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CLARKSON
1856 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 149 YEARS
OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF DWELLINGHOUSES IN EAST GATE ON THE COMMON
FORMERLY PART OF COLE MOOR IN WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BETWEEN JAMES
WHITE OF MORTHEN IN THE PARISH OF WHISTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK OF THE FIRST
PART AND THOMAS CLARKSON OF WORKSOP COAL MERCHANT OF THE OTHER PART SIZE 26
INS X 29 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT -
WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - AND WAX SEALS. |
White |
Clarkson |
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137 |
1834 |
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This Indenture dated 30 December 1834 is for the surrender of
release of morgage terms between George MAW of Walk House Thornton, Curtis Lincolnshire,
Matthew MAW of Cleatham, Lincolnshire, Enoch
MARGROVE of Crowle, Lincolnshire and Robert Dawson
OTTER The price involved was £400 and the 3 Parcels of land were situated in
the Parish of Everton Nottinghamshire. 1. Northfield Close Northfield
Everton. 2. Everton Hills bounded by the Walker Drain and Pinfold Lane and 3.
Spectacle Close, by the River Idle. Other people mentioned are Francis Raynes, John Cartwright, William Hett,
John Dawson and his wife Mary. The whole indenture is on Parchment supplied
by Morris parchment dealer and engraved by Silvester
& Co, Engravers to H M govenment Public
Offices. Note, in the 1861 census some of the Maw family were still living at
Walk House |
Maw |
Margrove |
Otter |
Raynes |
Cartwright |
Hett |
Dawson |
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1888 |
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Sutton cum Lound Nottinghamshire
GODSON > CROFTS 1888 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 117 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM GODSON OF HELFORINGHAM NEAR SLEAFORD
IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN GENTLEMAN AND JOHN SKILL GODSON OF THE HALL FARM
SUTTON LOUGHBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART
ELIZABETH POLLIT OF RANSKILL IN TH EPARISH OF BLYTH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM OF THE SECON PART ADA ELIZABETH POLLIT OF RANSKILL OF THE THIRD
PART CLARA POLLIT OF THE FOURTH PART MATILDA CROFTS OF DALKIETH HOUSE QUEENS
ROAD RICHMOND IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIFTH PART.. BEING THE MORTGAGE
OF A FREEHOLD ESTATE SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF SUTTON CUM LOUND IN THE COUNTY
OF NOTTINGHAM FORMERLY PARCEL OF THE COMMON THERE WHICH ON THE INCLOSURE OF
THE OPEN ARABLE FIELDS MEADOWS COMMONS AND WASTE GROUNDS IN THE SAID PARISH
WAS ALLOTED AND AWARDED TO CORDALL STARRS IN FEE. SIZE 27 INS X 29 INS ~ IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT. |
Godson |
Pollit |
Crofts |
Starrs |
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139 |
1853 |
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WORKSOP NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Hooson > Story
1853 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - BEING 152 YEARS
OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A MESSUAGE AND PREMISES SITUATE IN NORFOLK STREET
IN WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BETWEEN FRANCIS HOOSON OF WORKSOP IN
THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GROCER AND CONFECTIONER OF THE FIRST PART JOHN STORY
THE ELDER OF WORKSOP AFORESAID CARRIER OF THE SECOND PART AND EDWIN EDDISON
OF WORKSOP OF THE THIRD PART. SIZE 26 INS X 29 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~
ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - AND WAX
SEALS |
Hooson |
Story |
Eddison |
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140 |
1879 |
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A two page Schedule of Deeds covering the period 1776 to 1879
for property in Rampton & Laneham,
Nottinghamshire. Names mentioned: John
Binge 1776 Mr
King, Mr Poole, Joshua Bibbie 1821 George Thacker, Mr
J B Mason 1824 George Pigot, John Binge junior
1862 William J Pickin 1817 William Ostick,
John S Kirkland 1825 Thomas Ostick, Thomas Newstead 1844 John Ostick,
Mr S P Plower, William
Newton, William Newstead, L Newstead 1849 Peter Henry B Dickenson 1852 Thomas Smith 1856 George Jonathan Ping + Harriette Sophia his wife, Lister Sharpe 1859 Robert Brewster and 1864 R H Nettleship. Has
been folded. |
Binge |
King |
Poole |
Bibbie |
Thacker |
Mason |
Pigot |
Pickin |
Ostick |
Kirkland |
Newstead |
etc |
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141 |
1819 |
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This Indenture dated 1 January 1817 is between William Spencer (Maltster) of Everton Notts and
Gilbert Hill Of Bawtry Yorks.
It is for the sum of £300 and the land under mortgage is in Everton with maltkiln,barn and two cottages,
it is situated with the turnpike road to the north, premises of Mrs Hoyle to the East, land belonging to Newark School to
the South and Land belonging to Mansfield school to the West. In the
conditions of the loan William Spencer was responsible for all taxes and
government charges for the term of 1000 years and he must insure the property
to the value of £300 with Gilbert Hill as benificary. Witnesses were John Baines and William Broughton.The whole mortgage is written on parchment by Silvester of the Strand. |
Spencer |
Hill |
Hoyle |
Baines |
Broughton |
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142 |
1774 |
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A vellum indenture for the release of land in Wolsingham, County Durham, between William Robinson of Retford, Nottinghamshire, gent, and Thomas Robinson of
Southside in the parish of Hamsterley, Durham,
yeoman. Dated 12th day of May in the 14th year of the reign of George III
[1774] Property: All tythes of corn, grain, hay,
lamb wool, calf and pig; also land bounding Copley Cross Lane in Lynsack in the manor of Wolsingham.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Dirt marking and
creasing. Revenue stamp soiled. Document size (approx.): 62 by 50 cm.
Characteristics: Signature and seal. |
Robinson |
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143 |
1913 |
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This is a 4 page indenture with the details of the conveyance
written on the first page and a map showing the location of the property on
the back page. The indenture is in excellent condition and has been stored,
folded into quarters. The conveyance is between Mrs
Mary Jane Bailey of Brant Broughton in the county of Lincoln and Alfred Smith
Denton, surveyor of Sheffield. Mrs Bailey inherited
the property from George Noble who died on the 9th Februry
1913, The property known as Youle Dole and is
situated between Youldholes Lane and The River Idle
in the parish of Everton in the county of Nottingham and the purchase price
was £110. It is interesting to note that the conveyance, lists the the purchaser Alfred Smith Denton as being the owner of
the land to the west of the property. Other people mentioned are Charles
Fredrick Wills (Wells) and George Parkinson who sold the property to George
Noble in 1896. |
Bailey |
Denton |
Noble |
Wills |
Parkinson |
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144 |
1798 |
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Lease for a year Dated 27th August 1798 agreement for 1 Acre,1 Rood and 26 Perches more or less now in the occupation
of the said Henry Flower on his assigns having the Hawksworth
Road. The parties concerned are Mr. Thomas Thoroton
(esquire) of Flintham in the county of Nottingham
of the one part and Mr.Francis Chaplin (esquire) of
Daneford in the same county. The document consists
of a single red wax seal together with one signature. |
Flower |
Thoroton |
Chaplin |
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145 |
1709 |
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Lease Dated 17th February 1709 for 13 years Rotford,
Nottingham. The Parties concerned are George Wharton (gent) of Rotford in the County of Nottingham of the one part and
Henry Andrew (yeoman) of Little Grinley in the
Parish of Clarebrough in the said County of the
other part. The document consists of a single page which contains one red wax
seal together with the mark of Henry Andrew. |
Wharton |
Andrew |
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146 |
1870 |
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A vellum indenture recording the assignment of a mortgage for
property in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, between Samuel Starr of Beeston,
Nottinghamshire, house agent, William
Attenborough of Fillingham, Essex, farmer, and Hanwell Holmes Carter of Nottingham, gent. Dated the 27th
day of June 1870 Property: A close of ground in the Lordship of Arnold of 1
acre, and 3 acres woods. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Very Good. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 55
by 65 cm. |
Starr |
Attenborough |
Carter |
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147 |
1900 |
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A three page vellum indenture dated 13th october
1900 relating to property in Eastville,
Lincolnshire between Frederick Merryweather Burton
of Gainsborough (solicitor), Edmund Bacon Hutton of Blidworth
Pale, Notts. (Col. in
Royal Dragoons), Sir Rickman Beckett Bacon of Thonick
Hall (baronet), Henry Dodds of Manchester (butcher)
and Herbert Whiteley of Chorlton
cum Hardy, Lancs. (gent.). Other names mentioned: Misses Bickerton, Meaburn Stanilands, Major Oliver, Robert Mitchell, Gilbert Robert
Mitchell, David Ingoldmells, George Flowers and
1876 John Saul Sills of Boston (gent.).
Has three signatures and seals with two
revenue stamps. It also has two
witness signatures. Has been folded. |
Burton |
Hutton |
Bacon |
Dodds |
Whitely |
Bickerton |
Stanilands |
Oliver |
Mitchell |
Ingoldmells |
Flowers |
etc |
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148 |
1884 |
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A three page vellum indenture dated 5th June 1884 relating to
property in Sherwood Street, Annesley Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire between William Moss of Hucknall (builder), Arthur Plumb of Hucknall
(builder) and Miss Jemima Coupe of Hucknall
(spinster). Also mentioned is Thomas
Davidson. Has
three seals with two signatures and a revenue stamp. There is one witness signature. Has been folded. |
Moss |
Plumb |
Coupe |
Davidson |
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149 |
1894 |
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A vellum indenture recording the conveyance of lands in Grimston and Old Dalby,
Leicestershire, between James Bishop of Hampstead Park, Newbury, Berkshire, Geaorge Frederick Bishop of Church Speen
Lodge, Newbury, William Wright of Hollaton,
Nottinghamshire, and Francis Reckitt of Greenwood Towers, Highgate,
Middlesex. Dated the 6th day of January 1894 Property: Pasture land in Grimston, Leicestershire of 3 acres on the road from Grimston to Shotry, formerly
divided into 5 closes. Aso lands in Old Dalby of 2 acres. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Document size (approx.): 55 by 73 cm. |
Bishop |
Wright |
Reckitt |
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150 |
1803 |
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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1803 during the reign
of King George III being the conveyance of a dwelling in Wellow
in the County of Nottingham between John Palmer, aWhitetanner(?), of the
one part; and Sir Francis Molyneux, a Baronet, of
the second part. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue revenue
stamps with inserts, tax stamps, and red wax seal on olive cloth tag. The
seal is executed by John Palmer. Very Good condition, mild discoloration,
nice for display ! Measures 22.5 x 13". |
Palmer |
Molyneux |
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151 |
1892 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Worksop Notts MARTIN > HOOSON 1892 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 114 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS MARTIN OF THE CITY
OF LINCOLN GENTLEMAN AND JOHN BOWER BROWN OF SHEFFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
BANK MANAGER OF THE ONE PART AND FRANCIS HOOSON OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAM GROCER AND CONFECTIONER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE SURRENDER OF
A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE NO 20 NORFOLK STREET WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. SIZES 10 INS X 18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Martin |
Brown |
Hooson |
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152 |
1865 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT ANTIQUE DEED ANTIQUE DEED Car Colston Notts CLARKE >
ROTHERHERD guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 141YEARS
OLD BETWEEN JOHN CLARKE OF EPPERSTONE IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM LAND AGENTS
CLERK OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS CLARKE OF CAR COLSTON IN THE SAID COUNTY
COTTAGER OF THE SECOND PART ANN CRAGG OF CAR COLSTON AFORESAID WIDOW OF THE
THIRD PART ROBERT CRAGG OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM DRAPER OF THE FOURTH PART
MATTHEW HALL OF GRANBY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE
FIFTH PART AND GEORGE BELL ROTHERA OF THE SAID TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM GENTLEMAN
OF THE SIXTH PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF MESSUAGES AND SEVERAL CLOSES OF LAND
AT CAR COLSTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM CALLED NEW ING AND SLADES. SIZES
26 INS X 30 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON THREE
SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEALs |
Clarke |
Cragg |
Hall |
Rothera |
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153 |
1829 |
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A three page vellum indenture regarding property in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, between numerous parties whose
family names include Buttery, Peverill, Pollard,
Kenney, Wawer, Kelk,
Franks, Goodliffe, Lawrenson,
Keetle, Felkin, Lever and
Woodward. Dated 6 June 1829 in the 10th year of the reign of George IV Property: All
those messuages, cottages, lands and tenements
forming the estate of the Reverend Henry Houson of Southwell - clerk, and George Hodgkinson.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creases and dirt
marking, and two of the pages have the revenue stamps cut out of the vellum,
not affecting the text. Characteristics: Approximately 40 signatures with
small wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 55 cm |
Buttery |
Peverill |
Pollard |
Kenney |
Wawer |
Kelk |
Franks |
Goodliffe |
Lawrenson |
Keetle |
Felkin |
etc |
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154 |
1903 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Worksop Notts BAXTER > BARROWS 1903 guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING EDWARD VII - 103 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE BAXTER LATE OF
WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BUT NOW OF CROOKESMOOR ROAD IN THE CITY
OF SHEFFIELD RETIRED PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST OF THE FIRST PART AND GEORGE
WILLIAM BARROWS OF NOTTINGHAM SOLICITOR. BEING THE APPOINTMENT OF MR GEORGE
WILLIAM BARROWS TO BE THE NEW TRUSTEE OF THE WILL OF HENRY NAYLOR VETERINARY
SURGEON LATE OF WORKSOP IN PLACE OF THE REVEREND JAMES BOWNES. SIZES 12 INS X
18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Baxter |
Barrows |
Naylor |
Bownes |
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155 |
1779 |
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A paper indenture regarding the mortgage of property in Stirrup,
Nottinghamshire, between John Sidwell of Stirrup -
yeoman, and Richard Howson of Sirbeck,
Nottinghamshire - tailor. Dated 17 November 1779 in the 20th year of the
reign of George III Property: All that
piece of land lying on a furlong called The Hollow Flat, and another on a
furlong called The Snape field of one acre, and
also three to four other parcels of land in Stirrup. Medium: Handwritten in
English on paper. Condition: Revenue stamps cut out of paper on left hand
side affecting about 2 cm of the left hand side of the text. Also several
small holes in the folds. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 65 cm |
Sidwell |
Howson |
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156 |
1822 |
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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. |
Bridges |
Robinson |
Davenport |
Aldwinckle |
Roberts |
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157 |
1792 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Nottinghamshire TOWNDROW >
RAYNOR 1792 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 214
YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN TOWNDROW OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM YEOMAN
OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM BROWN OF SLOUGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN WEAVER
AND HIS WIFE ANN OF THE SECOND PART AND HANNAH RAYNOR OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY
OF NOTTINGHAM OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE RELEASE OF FOUR CLOSES OF LAND
WITH APPURTANCES AT FISKERTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. SIZES 29 INS
X 26 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF
FOLDED VELLUM WAX SEALS |
Towndrow |
Brown |
Raynor |
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158 |
1810 |
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Huge family Bible printed by Russell and Allen, Deansgate, Manchester 1810. Front page as follows: The Christian's
complete Family Bible being a clear, full and universal exposition and
commentary on the Holy Scriptures containing the whole of the sacred texts in
the Old and New Testament with the Apocypha at
Large. Illustrated with valuable notes and annotations theological, critical,
moral, historical, practical, chronological and explanatory
.....with practical reflections and useful admonitions at the end of
each chapter. From Poole, Henry, Wesley, Brown, Coke &c. The whole
calculated to enlighten the understanding, purify the heart, and promote the
cause of virtue and piety; and thereby establish the happiness and peace of Chrisitan families in this world and secure their eternal
salvation in the next". Lovely whole page engraving illustrations
. |
Lamb |
Gardner |
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159 |
1886 |
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Indenture dated 18th January 1886 between James Hopkinson Clarke
of Eastwood, Nottingham, draper and William Stapleton of Kimberley,
Nottingham. Refers to land in Kimberley in the parish of Greasley,
Nottingham. Document measures approximately 40 x 27 cm. Clear signature of
James Hopkinson Clark at the bottom with seal. In good condition although
there are some patches of discolouration (does not
affect clarity of writing). |
Clarke |
Stapleton |
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160 |
1856 |
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ARNOLD: Mortgage of lands in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, between
John Palethorpe of Arnold, miller, and Charles
Harrison Clarke of Nottingham, gentleman. Dated 3 April 1856 in the 19th year
of the reign of Victoria Property: A piece of land called The Coppice in
Arnold of Mrs Blatherwick.
And a piece called Lady Wong. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 80 cm |
Palethorpe |
Clarke |
Blatherwick |
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161 |
1832, 1835 |
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A set of
legal documents dated 1832 & 1835 One is very large document measuring approximately
29 inches x 27 inches, this is a mortgage realating
to the sale of Constable Steel in Basford
Nottinghamshire and dated 1832. There is a small hole in one of the folds.
There is another large document 27 inches x 24 inches approximately, this is
a lease for a year from Samuel Hall to Joseph Brown and is dated 1835 There
is also an Affidavit by John Seymour relating to the lands in the same area
and dated 1835 this document is 16.5 inches x 13 inches approximately These
documents all relate to Basford in Nottinghamshire |
Hall |
Brown |
Seymour |
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162 |
1851 |
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Abstract of the title of the devisees under the Will of Joseph
Brown Deceased to heredaments at Cinder Hill Old Basford, City of Nottingham |
Brown |
Burton |
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163 |
1872 |
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ARNOLD: Transfer of mortgage on closes of land in Arnold,
Nottinghamshire, between Mathew Hall of Granby, gentleman, William
Attenborough of Tillingham, Essex, farmer, Hanwell Homes Carter of Nottingham, gentleman, John Palethorpe of Arnold, miller, and William Mason of East Bridgford corn factor. Dated 13 April 1872 in the 35th
year of the reign of Victoria Property: A close of land in Arnold of one
acre, 2 roods, 38 perches called the Coppice. Also
another close called Lady Wong. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 75 cm |
Hall |
Attenborough |
Carter |
Palethorpe |
Mason |
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164 |
1847 |
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DERBY: Conveyance of land in Forester Street, Derby, between
William Pole Thornhill of Stanton, Derby, The Right
Hon. Edward Strutt of Kingston Hall,
Nottinghamshire, Francis Jessop of Derby, gent, Henry Cummings of Derby,
Schoolmaster, and Jame Vallack,
gent. With a coloured plan of property. Dated 9
June 1847 in the 10th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: All that
plot of land in the parish of St. Worburgh, Derby,
on Forester Street. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 75cm |
Thornhill |
Strutt |
Jessop |
Cummings |
Vallack |
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165 |
1883 |
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KIRKBY IN ASHFIELD: Mortgage of land and houses at Kirkby in Ashfield,
Nottinghamshire, between Mark Hardstaff of Kirkby, shopkeeper, William Attenborough of Oakleigh Derville Road, Lee,
Kent, and Hanwell Holmes Carter of Nottingham.
Dated 22 January 1883 in the 46th year of the reign of Queen Victoria
Property: Houses built on a plot of land fronting Low Moor Road. A close of
land near Shoulder of Mutton Hill. A public house and land on the Manfield, Derby road. All in Kirkby
in Ashfield. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Folio folder in half. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 26cm |
Hardstaff |
Attenborough |
Carter |
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166 |
1887 |
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ILKESTON: Mortgage of shops and premises in Ilkeston,
Derbyshire, between William Harrold Rudkin, Edward Procter Burwell, Edward Westwick Kirk and Thomas Lawrence Kirk, of Nottingham.
Dated 24 February 1887 in the 50th year of the reign of Queen Victoria
Property: All those 4 parcels of ground in Bath Street, Ilkeston,
and 4 tenements with shops in Bath Street and Stamford Street. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Small area of rodent damage,
slightly affecting the text. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 42 by 27cm |
Rudkin |
Burwell |
Kirk |
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167 |
1890 |
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RADFORD, NOTTINGHAM: Reconveyance of
10 houses on Bulwer Road and Ruskin Street, Nottingham, between Thomas Hardy
of Kimberley, brewer, and George Allen of Sherwood Rise, Nottingham. Dated 25
March 1890 in the 53rd year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A piece
of ground with 10 houses in Radford on Bulwer Road and Ruskin Street. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Patchy toning. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 4 page folio. Document
Size (Approx.): 40 by 26cm |
Hardy |
Allen |
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168 |
1815 |
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BEESTON: Release of houses in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, between
Joseph Barker of Beeston, framework knitter, the Rev. John Dalby of Castle Donnington,
clerk, and Edward Blunt of Great Wigston, surgeon.
Dated 9 March 1815 in the 55th year of the reign of King George III Property:
Seven houses in Beeston in the tenure of Samuel Roberts, John Hickling, John Hind, William Lowe, John Towle, and Henry Warren. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Small area of rodent damage in one margin, otherwise good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
Barker |
Dalby |
Blunt |
Roberts |
Hickling |
Hind |
Lowe |
Towle |
Warren |
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169 |
1735 |
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Written in 1798, an attested copy of a 1735 indenture relating
to the conveyance of property and land in Brant Broughton, in the county of
Lincoln. The principal parties involved are Benjamin Robinson citizen and
Haberdasher of London, now or late living at Stroutian
in Argyl, Richard Marriott of Mansfield,
Nottingham, Tallow Chandler and John Leavers of Nottingham, butcher. Where
Benjamin Robinson sells land and property John Leavers for a combined price
of £1400, but where Richard Marriott as mortgager pays the principal sum. The
property is a farm, 3 cottages and numerous pieces of land all in Brant
Broughton, Lincoln. Details regarding past and present occupants are given
along with numerous field names. The document also provides information about
other parties involved and the legal requirements and obligations. This
indenture precedes another document I have listed the other 1798 attested
copy of a 1735 indenture. |
Robinson |
Marriott |
Leavers |
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170 |
1735 |
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Written in 1798, an attested copy of a 1735 indenture relating
to the release of property and land in Brant Broughton, in the county of
Lincoln. The parties involved are John Leavers of Nottingham, butcher and
Richard Marriott of Mansfield, Nottingham, Tallow
Chandler who is the guardian of John Hubbert the
son of John Hubbert now deceased. Where John
Leavers sells property to Richard Marriott for a combined price of £1400. The
property is a farm, 3 cottages and numerous pieces of land all in Brant
Broughton, Lincoln. Details regarding past and present occupants are given
along with numerous field names. The document also recites part of the will
of John Hubbert dated 1732 and gives other details
regarding the legal requirements of the various parties. |
Leavers |
Marriott |
Hubbert |
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171 |
1747 |
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Written in 1798, an attested copy of a 1747 indenture relating
to the release of property and land in Brant Broughton, in the county of
Lincoln. The parties involved are Richard Marriott of Mansfield, Nottingham, Malster the son of Richard Marriot, Tallow Chandler
deceased and John Hubbert of Brant Broughton,
Lincoln. This indenture follows on from another indenture I have listed; a
1798 attested copy of a 1735 indenture. The 1747 indenture recites part of
the 1735 indenture as well as a will dated 1732. Now Richard Marriot the son
of Richard Marriot as mentioned in 1735 sells the property mentioned below to
John Hubbert. The property is a farm, 3 cottages
and numerous pieces of land all in Brant Broughton, Lincoln. Details
regarding past and present occupants are given along with numerous field
names. The document also gives other details regarding the legal requirements
and obligations of the various parties. |
Marriott |
Hubbert |
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172 |
1911 |
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RARE 1911 HAND WRITTEN INDENTURE 14 YEAR LEASE OF PREMISES KNOWN
AS 36 KIRKGATE, NEWARK UPON TRENT IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BETWEEN THE
MOST NOBLE HENRY PELHAM ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS SEVENTH DUKE OF NEWCASTLE - TO -
CHARLES ABRAHAM BRUNNING SIGNED AND DATED 23RD SEPTEMBER, 1911 8 PAGE
INDENTURE WITH ATTACHED PLAN OF THE PREMISES + DUTY STAMPS, SEALS, ETC; SIZE 15 X 10 INCHES (ONE SIDE) FOLDED AS
USUAL, PLAN SLIGHTLY BROWNED O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
Douglas |
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173 |
1925 |
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RARE 1925 INDENTURE 14 YEAR LEASE OF PREMISES KNOWN AS 36
KIRKGATE, NEWARK UPON TRENT IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BETWEEN THE MOST
NOBLE HENRY PELHAM ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS SEVENTH DUKE OF NEWCASTLE - TO - CHARLES
ABRAHAM BRUNNING SIGNED AND DATED 18TH DECEMBER, 1925 10 PAGE INDENTURE WITH
PLAN OF THE PREMISES, DUTY STAMPS, SEALS, ETC; SIZE 15 X 10 INCHES (ONE SIDE)
FOLDED AS USUAL O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
Douglas |
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174 |
1801 |
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MANUSCRIPT For the Voluntary Examination of John Tomlinson of
the Township of Boughton in the County of
Nottingham The manuscript goes on to read: 'Labourer
touching the Place of his legal Settlement, who upon his oath say. that about thirteen years ago he was hired to serve
John Wainwright of the Parish of Everton in the said Country Farmer for a
year that he lieve and inhabited with the said John
Wainwright in the said parish of Everton for the whole of a year and received
a years wages since which service he hath worked as a labourer
and hath not to the best of his knowledge or believe done any act or deed to
gain a settlement' Taken and sworn before two Justices of Peace on the 23rd
Day of May in the year 1801 Signed by all parties concerned Clearly written
with some of the lettering squeezed in running downhill at the end of a line
Each handwritten line is not evenly space from the other A fantastic piece of
history Frame Measures approx: 16" (41 cm) x 11" (28.5 cm) |
Tomlinson |
Wainwright |
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175 |
1875 |
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DEED INDENTURE manuscript PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM
Nottinghamshire FROST > CHOULERTON 1875 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 131 YEARS OLD BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A MESSUAGE OR
TENEMENT SITUATE IN MOUNT EAST STREET IN THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM. BETWEEN
SAMUEL FROST OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM LACE MANUFACTURER OF THE FIRST PART
THOMAS CHOULERTON OF THE PARISH OF LENTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM
SHOEMAKER OF THE SECOND PART AND FRANCIS JOHN BURTON OF THE TOWN OF
NOTTINGHAM SOLICITOR OF THE THIRD PART. SIZES 26 INS X 24 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM / PARCHMENT
WAX SEAL |
Frost |
Choulerton |
Burton |
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176 |
1815 |
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DEED INDENTURE manuscript PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM
Nottinghamshire BOOTH > ROWORTH 1815 guaranteed original - from the reign
of KING GEORGE III - 191 YEARS OLD BEING THE BARGAIN AND SALE OF A MESSUAGE
ON NEWCASTEL STREET NOTTINGHAM. BETWEEN SAMUEL BOOTH OF THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM
HOSIER AND JOSEPH HEMUS CRISP OF THE SAME TOWN NEEDLEMAKER OF THE ONE PART
AND WILLIAM ROWORTH OF THE SAID TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM CORN MERCHANT. SIZES 25
INS X 21 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM / PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Booth |
Crisp |
Roworth |
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177 |
1731 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Marriage Settlement OKEOVER 1731- guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 275 YEARS OLD BEING THE REVOCATION BY LUKE OKEOVER
ESQUIRE OF USES OF HIS MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT OF JULY 1724 AND SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATES IN STAFFORDSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE TO USES WITHIN MENTIONED. BETWEEN
LUKE OKEOVER OF OKEOVER IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ROE PORT OF HAM IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE AND RICHARD REEVE OF SNOWHILL LONDON MERCHANT OF
THE SECOND PART FRANCIS LEWIS OF STANFORD IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM ESQUIRE
AND TANNER BAKER OF EDMONTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART AND
JOHN NICOLL OF CONEY HATCH IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ROWLAND OKEOVER OF
OLDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK OF THE FOURTH PART. FOR THE MANORS AND
LORDSHIPS OF WIMESWOULD AND CRACHOLE ALIAS CROWHOLE AND LAND AT WYSALL IN
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND HOUSES LISTED IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND THE COUNTY OF
DERBY SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WITH CLEAR MANUSCRIPT
HAND - SEVEN STRIPS OF ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT / VELLUM - WAX SEALS |
Okeover |
Port |
Reeve |
Lewis |
Baker |
Nicoll |
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178 |
1865 |
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ST PANCRAS: Marriage Settlement of property on Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras,
Middlesex, between James Ebrank Hall of Nottingham,
Sarah Hill Urry of Nottingham, Spinster, Thomas Mellors of Nottingham, Warehouseman and William Smith Astill of Nottingham, Tailor. Dated 21 January 1865
Property: A house and land on the West Side of Tottenham
Court Road, St Pancras, being the 12th house
Northward from Howland Street, held under a lease from the Duke of Bedford.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Hall |
Urry |
Mellors |
Astill |
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179 |
1880 |
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RADCLIFFE ON TRENT: Lease of 2 houses at Radcliffe on Trent,
Nottinghamshire, between William Powell of Radcliffe on Trent, Gent and
Charlotte Tatham of Radcliffe on Trent, Widow.
Dated 5 January 1880
Property: Two houses adjoining each other at Radcliffe on
Trent. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 30 cm |
Powell |
Tatham |
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180 |
1728-1798 |
Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006 |
82 |
Statham Family ( of Nottingham and Loughborough ).- Album of correspondence between members
of the Statham family, letters including: Samuel Statham to his father, “...
the reports about American matters are almost as various as there are
different news papers... I have heard... that Genr.
Lee is taken Prisoner...”, 15th July 1777; Susannah
Statham to her mother, Mrs Freeman, on purchasing
cloth, 1st December 1746; Susannah Statham to her father (described on
envelope as “Apothecary, Leicester”), 15th February ? 1728; Mary Sharpe to
Mrs. Statham, 13th February 1750 etc.; and a small quantity of others,
documents and correspondence including: a quitclaim to Samuel Statham, signed
by Henry Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon (1586-1643) and his wife, Elizabeth,
Countess of Huntingdon (c. 1580-1633); letter from Thomas Secker, bishop of
Oxford, ( later Archbishop of Canterbury, 1693-1768) to his nephew, the Rev. Mr Frost at Hook Norton, on the death of his sister, “My
good sister, I doubt not, is happy. Let us not then sorrow, as those which
have no hope, but prepare to follow her”; 3 small pen and ink ecclesiastical
designs with small cut notice, “Design for Lambeth
Palace Chapel 1759”; D.s. “Chesterfield” appointing Thomas Frost as gamekeeper
in the Vale of Belvoir, watercolour coat of arms of
Thomas Frost, a printed bill, “Mr. Ray’s Ball”, a few manuscript annotations
, dated at head, Nottingham, 18th December 1798, printed broadside, “The
Slave’s Triumphant”, n.p., n.d.
; sheet of cloth samples, “Patterns sent for Wedding Waistcoat of Francis Gawthorne 1783”; 19th century letters and photographs
relating to the Rev. J.C. Gawthern etc., most
pasted down, some loose, browned and foxed, a few stained, in a 19th century
half morocco album, worn and defective, covers detached, lacks spine, v.s., v.d. [eighteenth -
nineteenth centuries] (c. 75 pieces) |
Statham |
Freeman |
Sharpe |
Hastings |
Secker |
Frost |
Ray |
Gawthern |
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181 |
1858 |
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This 1858 ( 8th October), indenture is set out on parchment and
is a mortgage on a 99 year leasehold on land and 12 houses in Raleigh Street,
formerly Bowling Alley Road in the Town of Nottingham. the
sum of money involved is £1803. It is a large double page document, in
excellent condition with no tears or stains, and is easily readable. The
indenture is between Tomas Gregg, storekeeper of the Town of Nottingham and
the Nottingham Pemanent Benifit
Building Society represented by Booth Eddison,
Lewis Heppman and John Bradley, these being
trustees of the society. The committee of the Freemen of Nottingham are
listed, their names being, John Barber, John Black, John Sanderson Butler,
John Comyn Samuel Owen Cooke, William Daft Thomas
Gauntly, James Gell, William Fredrick Gibson,
Edmond Hart, John Headerley, James Herron, John Hunt,
Henry Huskinson, Edwin Martin, Henry Massey,
Edward Peat, John Perry, William Richards, Samuel Stanfield, Thomas Stocks,
John Sutton, Samuel Henry Swan, George Stanwick,
Charles Wainwright, Richard Whitchurch, Samuel Whitchurch, George Whitehead, John Wood and William
Wright, all of the Town of Nottingham. Other names are Thomas Muddeman, Robt. Cope witness
and Edward Wood |
Gregg |
Eddison |
Heppman |
Bradley |
Barber |
Black |
Butler |
Cooke |
Gauntly |
Gell |
Gibson |
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182 |
1888 |
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This is a 3page (26x40cm) indenture for a land mortgage transfer
dated 14th June 1888. The land concerned is a dwelling house, land and
outbuildings known as Home Close in the village of South Normanton
in Debyshire. The transfer is between two
Nottinghamshire women, Alice Howard of Upper Broughton and Priscilla Carter
of Beeston. The three pages of handwritten details are signed and red wax
sealed by Alice Howard. The parchment document is a little foxed but
generally in good condition. All details are clear and legible. A good
Victorian document complete with the duty stamp of the day. |
Howard |
Carter |
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183 |
1826 |
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A Broadsheet entitled "Some Particulars of the Life, Trial,
Behaviour and Execution of Samuel Wood (aged
thirty) who was executed on Nottingham Gallows, on Thursday, March 16, 1826,
for the Wilful Murder of his Wife". It was printed by Sutton and Son, Printers,
Nottingham. It has damage, is grubby
and has been mounted on a piece of card. |
Wood |
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184 |
1717 |
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INDENTURE DATED 8th JANUARY 1717 - LEASE OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK - between SARAH MOLLISH of BLYTH in the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM
(spinster) to JOHN THORNHAGH and GEORGE SITWELL of the COUNTY of DERBY |
Mollish |
Thornhagh |
Sitwell |
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185 |
1860 |
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RADFORD: Mortgage of a factory and workshops in Radford,
Nottinghamshire, between Thomas Finn of Nottingham, merchant, and Thomas
Gregory Morley, gent. Dated 12 July 1860 in the 24th year of the reign of
Queen Victoria Property: A parcel of ground in Radford formerly part of
Middle Church Field, with a dwelling house, factory, workshops and Smith's
shop. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Large water stain
with cockling of vellum. All text readable. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
Finn |
Morley |
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186 |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE DEED Marriage Contract Nottingham ROBINSON 1825 -
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE IV - 181 YEARS OLD BEING
THE DEED OF SETTLEMENT MADE ON THE INTENDED MARRIAGE OF MISS ROBINSON WITH
JAMES SALTER BARTLETT ESQUIRE- A VERY IMPORTANT FAMILY DOCUMENT ON THE FAMILY
HISTORY OF THE ROBINSON - BARTLETT'S ON SEVEN LARGE SHEETS OF VELLUM CONCERNING
ESTATES AND SHARED LAGACIES WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE MANOR OF
WIDMERPOOL. TO INCLUDE REFERENCE TO RICHARD ARKWRIGHT TAKEN TO BE OF THE
FAMOUS MILL OWNING FAMILY OF CROMFORD DERBYSHIRE A TRUSTEE IN THE DEALINGS OF
THE ESTATE. BETWEEN MARY CATHERINE ROBINSON LATE OF THE PARISH OF LINBY IN
THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BUT NOW RESIDING AT TORQUAY IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON
SPINSTER OF THE ONE PART JAMES SALTER BARTLETT OF TORQUAY AFORESAID SURGEON
OF THE SECOND PART FREDERICK ROBINSON OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY TOWN OF
NOTTINGHAM BANKER OF THE THIRD PART AND JAMES ROBINSON OF CHESTERFIELD IN THE
COUNTY OF DERBY BANKER AND GEORGE ROBINSON OF MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE IN THE
COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM ESQUIRE OF THE FOURTH PART. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS - IN
VERY FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN
SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX SEALS |
Robinson |
Bartlett |
Arkwright |
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187 |
1608 |
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Manuscript - 399 years old - Nottinghamshire & Lincolnshire
Guaranteed Genuine Antique item This is Bond of Obligation in the sum of £120
given by Simeon Hall of West Stockwith, gent and
Simon and William Benson of the same place, yeomen: to Alan Garland on the
parish of Haxer in the Island of Axeholm, Lincolnshire, yeoman, in respect of an enfeoffment of 1 close of meadow and pasture called the
Horse Close lying in West Stockwith, containg 6 acres. 1pp on parchment, written in Latin and
(old) English, dated 20th October 1608 Signed, lacks seals. |
Hall |
Benson |
Garland |
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188 |
1874 |
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KIRKBY IN ASHFIELD: Mortgage of houses in Kirkby
in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, between Mark Hardstaff, hosier and shopkeeper, and Elizabeth Ball of Bulwell, widow. Dated 18 July 1874 in the 38th year of
the reign of Queen Victoria Property: Two houses in the bottom end of a piece
of land at Kirkby in Ashfield
called the Shoulder of Mutton Hill fronting Low Moor Road (numbered 36 on the
Inclosure Map, 1846). Medium: Manuscript in English
on vellum. Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 75cm |
Hardstaff |
Ball |
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189 |
1816 |
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Antique Indenture dated the 22nd of August 1816. This document
consists of 4 pages all similar to the photographs and all in excellent
condition. The document concerns a Richard HICKSON of Southorpe
in Lincoln, Joseph TAYLOR of Newingtom in
Nottingham and a John TAYLOR of Blythe in Nottingham. A number of other
persons are mentioned particularly the family and beneficiaries of the will
of Sir Cecil WRAY (died 1805) who owned lands in Southorpe.
It contains information about the will of WRAY and particularly his nephews
and family. The document is in good condition and perfectly readable (if you
can decipher the handwriting). |
Hickson |
Taylor |
Wray |
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190 |
1794, 1798 |
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These 2 documents are:- |
Oldknow |
Rawson |
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191 |
1878 |
946 |
Mortgage of land and houses in Stapleford, Nottinghamshire,
between William Heason of Sandiacre,
Derby, carpenter, and Hanweel Holmes Carter of
Nottingham, gent. A piece of land with
two houses in Pinfold Lane, Stapleford, being formerly part of land called
the Orchard and Garden, part of Bunton Leys. |
Carter |
Heason |
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192 |
1887 |
976 |
Mortgage of land, houses and shops in Basford,
Lenton, Sneinton and
Nottingham, and Ilkeston, Derbyshire, between
Edward Westwick Kirk and Thomas Lawrence Kirk of
Nottingham, and Hanwell Holmes Carter of Nottingha, gent.
Land in Silverdale Road, Basford, with 7
houses. Land near the forrest in Lenton near Burford Road, with 2 houses (15 and 17 Burford Road).
Land and houses on Waldeck Road,
Radford. Land and 4 houses and shop
with a bakery on Kingston Street and near to Albion Chapel in Sneinton. Also several
closes of land in Ilkeston,
Lenton and Nottingham. |
Carter |
Kirk |
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193 |
1880 |
1468 |
Lease of 2 houses at Radcliffe on Trent, Nottinghamshire,
between William Powell of Radcliffe on Trent, Gent and Charlotte Tatham of Radcliffe on Trent, Widow. Two houses adjoining each other at
Radcliffe on Trent. |
Powell |
Tatham |
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194 |
1860 |
953 |
Mortgage of a factory and workshops in Radford, Nottinghamshire,
between Thomas Finn of Nottingham, merchant, and Thomas Gregory Morley,
gent. A parcel of ground in Radford
formerly part of Middle Church Field, with a dwelling house, factory,
workshops and Smith's shop. |
Finn |
Morley |
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195 |
1874 |
947 |
Mortgage of houses in Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, between Mark Hardstaff, hosier and shopkeeper, and Elizabeth Ball of Bulwell, widow. Two
houses in the bottom end of a piece of land at Kirkby
in Ashfield called the Shoulder of Mutton Hill
fronting Low Moor Road (numbered 36 on the Inclosure
Map, 1846). |
Ball |
Hardstaff |
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196 |
1891 |
944 |
Lease of a shop in Great Alfred Street, Nottingham, between
Alexander Whiles of Stapleford, and Cyrus Wheat of 96 Great Alfred Street, pawnbroker. A house
and shop at 96 Great Alfred Street, Nottingham, with yard and outbuildings. |
Wheat |
Whiles |
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197 |
1879 |
948 |
Reconveyance of property in Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, between Frances Sewell of
Carrington, and Mark Hardstaff of Kirkby in Ashfield, hosier. 2 houses in the bottom end of a piece of
land at Kirkby in Ashfield
called the Shoulder of Mutton Hill, fronting Low Moor Road (numbered 36 on
the Inclosure Map, 1846). |
Hardstaff |
Sewell |
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198 |
1923 |
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Indenture Dated 1923 Conveyance 4 No Homewood cottages at Silver Hill Tenterden Kent Between Frank Adams Cooper Of 11 Edward
Road West Bridgford Nottingham In the county of
Nottinghamshire A Bank clerk And Harry Buckler Mace Of Tenterden
in the county of Kent A Gent (The personal representatives of the late Mrs Annie Chacksfield) And
Charles David Carey Of High Street Tenterden in the
said county A Hair Dresser This item is on vellum Hand written Paper seals |
Cooper |
Mace |
Chacksfield |
Carey |
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199 |
1877 |
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Probate Dated 1877 The will of John Biffin
Of Orchard Street New Radford in the county of Nottingham A engineer I
appoint my brother in law Robert Cooper Dendy Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A Minister Of Gospel And
my friend Henry Bunting Of Carlton near Nottingham A Brick manufacturer
Executors and trustees I bequeath to my wife sara
all my personal estate This item is on vellum Hand written Probate seal |
Biffin |
Dendy |
Bunting |
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200 |
1909 |
ebay |
Single page conveyance document
dated 21st. October, 1909 by the
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company Limited to Miss Ann Peet for
Conveyance of a Messuage and hereditamento
situate at East Leake in the County of Nottingham.
It is in very good condition, clean and legible. |
Peet |