Oxfordshire 202-300
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Oxfordshire 102-201 |
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ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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202 |
1667 |
ebay |
CROPREDY, BORTON: An attractive
seventeenth century obligation bond where Nicholas Byggs of Cropredy,
Oxfordshire, yeoman, is firmly bound to John Batchelor of Borton, yeoman, for
the sum of 60 pounds in relation to an indenture between the parties for sale
of land in Cropredy. Dated 11 November 1667 in the 19th year of the reign of
Charles II Property: Medium: Handwritten in Latin and English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: A nice star seal, cracked and incomplete.
Document Size (Approx.): 16 by 26 cm |
Byggs |
Batchelor |
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203 |
1805 |
ebay |
FORESTHILL: Lease of a tenement
and garden in Foresthill, between Joseph Holliday, innkeeper, now of
Waterperry, and William Davis of Foresthill, cordwainer. Dated 5 April 1805
in the 45th year of the reign of George III Property: A cottage in the
possession of John Soanes the younger, built by him on waste ground in the
manor and parish of Foresthill with a piece of waste ground. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature
and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 52 by 66 cm |
Holliday |
Davis |
Soanes |
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204 |
1694 |
ebay |
KENCOT: Conveyance of house and
lands in Kencot, Oxfordshire, between Grace Rose of Kencot, spinster, and
Thomas Castle of Bampton. Dated 12 October 1694 in the 6th year of the reign of
William & Mary Property: A plot of ground called Cyprian Close in Kencot
next to a house of Barbara Turner on the south, on Kencot Green on the west
and on Lampas Lands on the north. Also a house thereon built. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good but seal missing.
Characteristics: Signature. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 65 cm |
Rose |
Castle |
Turner |
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205 |
1602 |
ebay |
THIS DOCUMENT IS AN INDENTURE BETWEEN
John Lyngdon of Quethiock and Theobald Skelton of St Ive. (Other names are mentioned such as Richard
Corbett of the Countie of Oxford). When this deed was being written in 1602
Queen Elizabeth I was on the throne of England and William Shakespeare was
alive and well. THIS DOCUMENT WAS WRITTEN OVER 400YRS AGO WITH A QUILL PEN
USING SEPIA INK AND WRITTEN IN OLD ENGLISH ON VELLUM (PARCHMENT MADE FROM
CALF SKIN) THE DOCUMENT STARTS :- |
Lyngdon |
Skelton |
Corbett |
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206 |
1865 |
ebay |
A MORTGAGE INDENTURE ON PARCHMENT
IN GOOD CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE AND IS EASILY READABLE. THE INDENTURE IS DATED
18TH. FEBRUARY 1865 AND WAS MADE BETWEEN GEORGE KIRBY A GENTLEMAN OF BICESTER
IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD AND THOMAS GRIMSLEY A BUILDER ALSO OF BICESTER. |
Kirby |
Grimsley |
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207 |
1653 |
ebay |
A large, single-page vellum identure
dated 1653 being an Indenture Tripartite between Edward Pennoss of Northleigh
in the County of Oxon and Elizabeth his wife, Robert Pennoss of Middlesex and
Susan Donningsby. It concerns money due to be paid to Edward upon his
marriage and it mentions several properties in the City of Oxford and the
names of their tenants. This document has 5 hanging seals but only 2 of the
wax seals have survived. In normal condition for a document of this age.
There is a tiny hole at the bottom but no loss of text and another larger
hole at the bottom which seems to have been caused by one of the seals but it
looks like there has been an old repair to this and no text has been lost.
Size approx 34" across by 30" down. |
Pennoss |
Donningsby |
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208 |
1667 |
ebay |
COPREDY: A release from Nicholas
Biggs of Copredy, Oxfordshire, yeoman, following the receipt of 32 Pounds 10
Shillings from John Batchelor of Little Borton, yeoman, in payment for the purchase
of a property. Dated 11 November 1667 in the 19th year of the reign of King
Charles II Property:
Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. condition:
Very Good Characteristics: Signature and paper covered red wax seal. Document
Size (Approx.): 20 by 15cm |
Biggs |
Batchelor |
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209 |
1845 |
ebay |
An 11-page vellum indenture dated
1845 being a Marriage Settlement between the Reverend Edward Meyrick Goulburn
of the University of Oxford, son of Edward Goulburn Esquire, Serjeant at Law
and one of the commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy; Julia Cartwright,
daughter of William Ralph Cartwright of the County of Northampton; Edward
Goulburn; William Ralph Cartwright; Sir Thomas Cartwright; the Reverend Henry
Gunning, Rector of Wigan, Lancaster; Edward Goulburn of Surrey, a Captain in
Her Majesty's Army; the Reverend Samuel Waldegrave of Barford, Wiltshire.
Also mentioned are: Sir John Aubrey, Thomas Digby Aubrey, William Cartwright
- a Lieutenant General in Her Majesty's service, Sir Charles Mordaunt and the
Honourable Robert Fulke Greville. Historical Note: Edward Meyrick Goulburn
was the nephew of the Right Hon. Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer
in the ministries of Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellington. In an
illustrious career Edward, amongst other things, became headmaster of Rugby
school and Dean of Norwich. On the reverse of page 2 are various memoranda
about events that occurred after this settlement was agreed. Also included
with this indenture are 4 small paper documents concerning share transfers
and estate duty. In good condition for a document of this age with no
noticeable holes or tears. Slightly grubby on the outside but clean on the inside
and all text is legible. Has a blue tax stamp on each page and signed and
sealed by Edward M. Goulburn, Julia Cartwright, Edward Goulburn, W. R.
Cartwright and Thomas Cartwright. Size approx 27" across by 22"
down. |
Goulburn |
Cartwright |
Gunning |
Waldegrave |
Aubrey |
Mordaunt |
Greville |
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210 |
c1696 |
ebay |
c1696, a genuine and unique hand
written vellum document from the time of the reign of King William lll. A
wealth of information concerning the sale of land between Francis Lonson,
husbandman, his wife Hannah and Thomas Gilkes, blacksmith. Generally stained
and discoloured. but very framable. 26 ins ( 66 cm ) x 18 1/2 ins ( 47 cm ). |
Lonson |
Gilkes |
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211 |
1854 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DEED
PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM Oxfordshire BARBER > WWILKINS 1854 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 152 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN BARBER
LATE OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD BUT NOW OF ADDERBURY IN THE
SAME COUNTY GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS GUY OF CHIPPING NORTON
GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART WILLIAM GUY OF CHIPPING NORTON FARMER AND
RICHARD GUY OF THE PARISH OF BLOCKLEY IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER FARMER OF
THE THIRD PART AND HENRY FIELD WILKINS OF CHIPPING NORTON AND HENRY TISLEY OF
CHIPPING NORTON GENTLEMAN OF THE FOURTH PART. A FULL LIST OF FIELD AND MEADOW
NAMES.. BEING THE RELEASE OF CERTAIN FARM MESSUAGES
OR TENEMENTS LANDS AND PASTURES AT CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF
OXFORD SIZES 30 INS X 28 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT / VELLUM WAX SEAL |
Barber |
Guy |
Wilkins |
Tisley |
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212 |
1770 |
ebay |
INDENTURE manuscript DEED
PARCHMENT ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Oxfordshire WILCOX > BULLEY 1770 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 236 YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM WILCOX
OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD CURRIER OF THE FIRST PART GROVES
WHEELER OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN BULLEY OF THE SAME
PLACE APOTHECARY OF THE THIRD PART. A FULL LIST OF FIELD AND MEADOW NAMES.. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT IN TRUST OF CERTAIN LAND SITUATE
AT THE WESTEND AND COMMON FIELDS IN THE PARISH OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE
COUNTY OF OXFORD SIZES 30 INS X 28 INS
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT / VELLUM WAX SEAL |
Wilcox |
Wheeler |
Bulley |
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213 |
1795 |
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