Oxfordshire 102-201
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Oxfordshire
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102 |
1857 |
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Woodford |
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103 |
1848 |
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ANTIQUE
manuscript DEED OXFORD Crapper to Banting 1848. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED DOCUMENT This being
a COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE MORTGAGE OF LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES AND BAKEHOUSE IN
MAGDALEN PARISH OF OXFORD FRONTING SAINT JOHN STREET AND BAKEHOUSE IN BEAUMONT
BUILDINGS BETWEEN JOSIAH MUNDAY CRAPPER OF THE CITY OF OXFORD SCHOOLMASTER OF
THE ONE PART AND JAMES BANTING OF THE SAME CITY ESQUIRE. ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
Crapper |
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104 |
1792 |
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ANTIQUE
Manuscript DEED NEITHROP |
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Beere |
Powell |
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105 |
1861 |
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This
is a rare book it is scripted 1861 and follows the PIGGOTT familly, a great opertunity
to aquire a very rare book, it is a large size 10 inches by 12 1/2 inches
high and 2 inches thick, it also has lots of coloured plates, and is in
excellent condition, except the covers are a bit worn. From the FamilySearch
website, 1881 census, I believe this to be the Bible of the family of Francis
Albert Piggott, a bootmaker of Bridge End, Dorchaster, |
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106 |
1848 |
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MANUSCRIPT
Deed BAKEHOUSE |
Hemmings |
Dry |
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107 |
1836 |
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Hewlett |
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108 |
1672 |
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An
indenture recording the sale of several manors and lands in Kent between The Honorable
Edward Villiers esquire brother of the Right Honorable Sir George Villiers,
Viscount Grandison Elizabeth Blount, widow of Walter Blount late of Maple
Durham, Oxfordshire, esquire, Edmund Plowdon the elder of Shiplake,
Oxfordshire, esquire, Edward Plowdon the younger of Aston in the Walls,
Northamptonshire, esquire, and William Browne of Great Shelford, Berkshire,
esquire. Dated the 20th day of March in the 24th year of the reign of Charles
II [1672]. The document records the sale of the manors of Great Hood (Hoo)
and Little Hood alias Abbotts Court and the hundred of Hood in the county of
Kent, and also the advowsons of the churches of St Marys and Halsted in Kent,
and also all other messuages of Edmund Plowdon in Cliffe, West Cliffe, St
Marborough, Hood St Marys, Freindsbury, Higham, Cooling, Stoke and Halsted in
Kent. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Document size: 23 by
45 cm. Signatures of the Plowdens and Browne. |
Villiers |
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109 |
1767 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1767 during the reign of King George III being
the conveyance of property in Witney in the County of Oxford between Joseph
Sellman, a Yeoman, and Micheal Dolley, a Grocer, both of the first part; and
Jason Sheppard, a Blanketweaver, of the second part; and Thomas Sheppard,
also a Blanketweaver, of the third part. The conveyance in addition to
property states conveyance of servants and carriages etc..
Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette. Blonded revenue stamp with insert,
tax stamp, and four red wax seals on vellum tags. The seals have an
interesting impression on each. Fine condition and nice for display, measures
30 x 23". |
Sellman |
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110 |
1588 |
Dominic
Winter 6 Oct 2004 |
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Grendon
Underwood. Bargain and Sale by Henry Pole of Chillinge Place, Oxon, George
Cawfeilde of Grays Inn and John Busshop of Chillinge Palce to Thomas Pygott
the youger of Dodershull, Bucks, dated 8th July 1588, comprising woods,
underwoods and trees &c. called Havordley Coppice in Grendon, signed by
three vendors with seal tags and two wax seals |
Pole |
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Busshop |
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111 |
1607,
1628 |
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Tayler
(William, of Banbury, Oxfordshire) Grant by William Tayler, to his son
Edward, of all “those severall goods Howsehold stuffe and implementes of
howsehold” in a messuage “wherein the said Edward Tayler nowe inheriteth or
dwelleth in Banbury aforesaid” [&] A True and perfect Inventory of all
the goods and howsehold Stuffe…, manuscript grant and inventory, on vellum,
folds, wax seal, damaged, 217 x 306mm. & 490 x 280mm., 12th March 1628;
and another, part of an inventory of “Goodes at Elice Hall”, manuscript on
vellum, repaired with tape at head, creased, 620 x 133mm., proved 14th May
1607 (2). |
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112 |
1743 |
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A
Terrier and Survey of the Arable and Greenward-Ground, belonging to Monoux
Cope Esq., in the open and common Fields of Horley: Now Occupied in two
Farms, by Mr. Sam.l Green & Tho.s Holloway, manuscript title and 78pp.
excluding blanks, 7 pen and ink outline maps, ruled in red, slightly browned,
original vellum, soiled, title on upper cover: “Survey of Horley 1743”,
stained, upper cover a little splayed, sm. 4to, 1743. |
Cope |
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113 |
1682 |
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Beautiful
Exemplification of Common Recovery by John Balgrave and Robert Osborne, from
Ricahrd Snowe and Edward Ferrer, dated 28th November (34 Charles II) 1682, in
Latin, for twelve messuages, twelve gardens, forty acres of land, ten acres
meadow, ten acres pasture, twenty acres scrub and heath, and common pasture in
Cropredy, Bourton Magna and Bourton Parva in the County of Oxfordshire.
Exceedingly ornate printed top border and initial letter and hand drawn
borders in side margins. Boldly penned in Chancery Latin script. The Great
Seal is wrapped in cloth and is fragmented although appears mostly complete.
Fine condition, measures 31 by 25”. |
Balgrave |
Osborne |
Snowe |
Ferrer |
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114 |
1796 |
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ITEM:
Legal Document, Extract from the Wootton Award, MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
4 x Pages measuring approx. 13 inches x 8 inches DATE:
1796 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Wootton in the PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: The Wootton Award, Allotting of Land PLACES
MENTIONED: Wootton PEOPLE
INVOLVED: James Powell, John Bedwell, Joseph Tombs, Richard Justice, John
Stone, Thomas Mayow or Mayor, William Walker, Thomas Faulkner, William
Richards, James Almond, CONDITION:
Splits to folds Otherwise Good Condition |
Powell |
Bedwell |
Tombs |
Justice |
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Faulkner |
Richards |
Almond |
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115 |
1821 |
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antique MANUSCRIPT DEED
Launton OXFORD Root > Root 1821. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE
IV THE DOCUMENT IS 183 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
ADMISSION OF JONATHAN ROOT ON THE SURRENDER OF REBECCA ROOT FOR ALL THAT
CLOSE OF LAND CALLED HUSK CLOSE IN LAINTON. FROM THE MANOR OF LAUNTON IN THE
COUNTY OF OXFORD THE COURT BARON WITH CUSTOMARY COURT OF THE DEAN AND CHAPTER
OF THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF SAINT PETER WESTMINSTER LORDS OF THE SAID MANOR.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY
FINECONDITION - SIZE 16 INCHES X 24 INS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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116 |
1742 |
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1742
indeture made the 3rd day of may between thomas edwin of barkshire and john edney of wheatley in the
county of oxford carpenture,and william sutton of gloucester.to do with
assignment of messuages and lands.and tenaments. |
Edwin |
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117 |
1793 |
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This
is a handwritten Indenture, signed with wax seal, and Duty stamp, dated
1793. The document
in splendid condition, measuring 22"x 13" is between
two Gentlemen from the |
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118 |
1809 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED : VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1809 Wornhall Bucks FIELD
> FIELD. ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 196 years
old MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT OF LEASE OF LAND LYING AND BEING IN
WORNHALL IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE NEAR TO A PLACE CALLED LAPPING HORD
BEING IN THE COMMON FIELDS. BETWEEN SUSANNAH FIELD OF WATERPENY IN THE COUNTY
OF OXFORD OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM FIELD OF SOUTH STREET GROSVENOR SQUARE
LONDON, HERALD PAINTER, OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 25 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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119 |
1539 |
Dominic
Winter |
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Vellum
indenture dated 16th May, in the 31st year of the reign of Henry VIII [1539]
, in which Anthony Marmyon of Upton St Leonard, Gloucestershire, gent, grants
unto Joan Smyth, widow, late wife of William Smyth otherwise called William
Sheppard, late of Northstoke, deceased, and Richard Smyth, otherwise called
Richard Sheppard, her son and heir his messuage and farm with all its land,
etc., in the Parish of Northstoke, Oxfordshire [North Stoke], except all
woods, groves and coppices, to hold for twenty years for a yearly rent of
.6s.8d, with large portion of pendant wax seal attached A
scarce example of a document in English from this period. |
Marmyon |
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120 |
1737 |
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An
attractive legal document being an obligation bond, where Mathew Abell of
Witney, Oxfordshire, gent, is firmly bound to Elizabeth Langley of Compton,
Berkshire, widow, to the sum of 900 pounds. Dated 13th May in the 10th year
of the reign of George II [1737]. Property: Relates to an indenture of
mortgage, but property not mention in bond. Medium: Handwritten in English on
laid paper. Condition: Very good. Document size (approx.): 20 by 33 cm.
Characteristics: Signature of Mathew Abell with small red wax seal and two
headed dragon??. |
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121 |
1833 |
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1833 V |