Shropshire 101-202
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Shropshire 1-100 |
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Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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101 |
1779 |
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1779 signed letter re burial
Philip Powys at Whitchurch. A statement signed by the curate and officiating
minister for the burial of Philip Powys Esq. aged 75 on the 20th September
1779. Is a bit grubby around the edges and has been folded |
Powys |
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102 |
1750 |
ebay |
A 3 page solicitor's copy of the
will of William Nicolls of the Borough of Stafford gentleman dated 2nd
February 1750. It refers to lots of
properties in Salop and Staffordshire.
William was married twice and his eldest son by his first marriage
"has already a reasonable provision settled upon him after the Death of
his Mother and if his Conduct and Behaviour deserves he will in all humane
probability be possessed for a large estate...". He mentions his younger children by his
second marriage and several other people. The cover is grubby and it is a bit
frayed at the edges. |
Nicolls |
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103 |
1819 |
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Mortgage Dated 12th February 1819
in fee of two Messuages or Tenements in Kidderminster to secure £200 and
interest And Assignment of the residue of a term of ninety nine years for
better securing the same. The parties concerned are James Worledge
(accountant) of Kidderminster in the county of Worchester of the first part
And John Pritchard (gentleman) of Broseley in the county of Salop of the
second part And George Hallen (gentleman) of Kidderminster aforesaid of the
third part and Edward Nicholls (weaver) of above of the fourth part and John
Thomas Smith (gentleman) of the same of the fifth part And Thomas Jevons of
the same of the sixth part. The document consist of
three pages which contains six red wax seals together with five signatures. |
Worledge |
Pritchard |
Hallen |
Nicholls |
Smith |
Jevons |
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104 |
1711-1747 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2005 |
41 |
Varnam (Thomas, bookseller) Lease
for a year from Thomas Varnam of the City of London to Reginal Prinsep of
Tamworth, apthecary, of a D.s. “Thos. Varnam”, 1½pp., manuscript, folds,
slightly browned, lge. 4to, dated 21st October 1711 copy 3rd March 1747 §
Apprenticeship indenture of James Brettell, son of John Brettell of
Halesowen, Shropshire, maltster, bound to Joseph Allen of the borough of
Warwick, grocer, for seven years on payment of £21 for which Allen will
provide meat, drink, washing, lodging, but “wearing apparell excepted”, D.s.
“Joseph Allen” and others, manuscript, 1½pp., receipted on verso, small tear
along 1 fold, browned, wax seal, folio, 1st November 1729 (2). Thomas Varnam,
bookseller in Lombard Street, London 1711-?25;
nephew of Thomas Guy (founder of Guy's Hospital, d. 1724). |
Varnam |
Prinsep |
Brettell |
Allen |
Guy |
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105 |
1895 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED
Shropshire Llwynygroes EVANS > STEEL 1895 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 110 YEARS OLD BETWEEN ELIZABETH JANE EVANS OF
SWAINSHILL IN THE PARISH OF BREINTON IN THE COUNTY OF HEREFORD OF THE FIRST
PART THE REVEREND EDWARD ARTHUR EVANS OF HOLMES VICARAGE IN THE SAME COUNTY
CLERK OF THE SECOND PART AND SAMUEL HOPKINS STEEL OF ABERGAVENNEY IN THE
COUNTY OF MONMOUTH BACHELOR OF MEDICINE OF THE THIRD PART.. BEING THE
MORTGAGE FOR FOR SECURING £650 ON THE LLWTNYGROES ESTATE IN THE PARISH OF
LLANYMYNECH IN THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE AND LAND IN THE PARISH OF LLANDISILO
IN THE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY AND LLANSAINTFFRAID. CONTAINING MUCH INFORMATION
ON THE OWNERSHIP OF LANDS WITH SCHEDULE OF FIELD NAMES ETC. SIZE 12 INS X 9
INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ~ WAX SEALS ~ ON
SIXTEEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT. |
Evans |
Steel |
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106 |
1701 |
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1701 WILLIAM III INDENTURE IN ENGLISH
ON PARCHMENT A complete indenture on parchment in excellent condition;
printed heading, remainder in a fine, very readable hand and bearing a wax
seal with signet stamp. The indenture is between Thomas Harris of
Kiderminster, Chandler and Josiah Baker, upholsterer of Shrewsbury for a
dwelling house, a large garden walled with brick and stable brewhouse
workhouse etc near Coventry Street in Kidderminster. Ground rent one
peppercorn payable on the Feast of Pentecost. The parchment is approximately
15" (37 cms) by 12" (31 cms) and folds down to a small parcel
3.5" (9 cms) by 5" (13 cms) and carries two duty stamps. The
outside is discoloured in proportion to its age of over three hundred years,
but the inside is clean and fresh. |
Harris |
Baker |
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107 |
1829 |
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1829 This document records a
conveyance of several parcels of land within the Manor of Newcastle in the
County of Radnor. John Whittaker of Grove Radnorshire as Lord of the Manor of
Newcastle sells the land to David Griffiths of Ludlow Salop. The lands are
near Beggars Bush and on farms called Pautsly and Bush Farm. The document is
written on one vellum sheet which has a fine wax seal and a signature. There
is some yellowing to the document but it is clearly legible. |
Whittaker |
Griffiths |
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108 |
1867 |
ebay |
A large vellum will of Robert
Samuel Skey of Thorn Lodge, 39 Boundary Road, Middlesex (esq) dated 2nd October
1867 and a codicil dated 24th march 1871.
Names mentioned: Frederick Timmins of Edgebaston, Warwickshire,
Richard Nock Heane of Newport, Salop (solicitor), Mary Ann Skey (wife of
Robert Samuel), Mary Ann Thompson (mother in law), James Oliver (esq),
Charles Sturgess Jones of Chichester (surgeon), George Skey of Bonehill
Lodge, Staffordshire (brother), Emma Hean, daughter of Henry Hean of Newport,
Mary Ellen Maria Hean (sister), Elizabeth Skey (sister of Robert Samuel),
Eliza Haskayne of Birkenhead, Anna Isabella Radclyffe of Camden Town
(goddaughter), Edith Radclyffe (her sister), Mary Brittain (daughter of
Thomas of Chester, surgeon), Annie Frances Wilson (daughter of Henry of
Spencer Road, Wandsworth Common - wife's goddaughter), Martha Caulkin (his
servant), Martha Hotchkiss (his servant), Wilfred Edward Jones (son of
Charles Sturgess Jones), C Lewes Parker of 60 Russell Square, London
solicitor), William Brooke (clerk), Robert Samuel Skey (uncle, dec.), Martha
Caulkin of 115 Blenheim Crescent, Nottinghill. It has the company signatures of Union Bank
of London, North Staffordshire Railway Company, The East Indian Railway
Company and The Midland Railway Company.
I presume that originally it would have had a probate seal attached at
the bottom. Has been folded. |
Skey |
Timmins |
Heane |
Thompson |
Oliver |
Jones |
Haskayne |
Radclyffe |
Brittain |
Wilson |
Caulkin |
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109 |
1756 |
ebay |
A double-sided page headed
"Articles of Agreement" dated 11th October 1756 between Elianer Britten
of Sutton in the Parish of Tenbury (widow), John Britten of Burford, Salop (gent., son & heir of John Britten). Both parties have signed. There are two seals and two witness
signatures. Please note that this
document does have separation along the centre fold. |
Britten |
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110 |
1811 |
ebay |
A one page letter which has been
folded to be used as an envelope dated Stourbridge 5th May 1811 signed by
Thomas Powell. It relates to Francis
Badnage "...has been Dead 14 years ago, he Died at Stourbridge And was
buried at Old Swinford near The Place of his Residence. Like wise three of his sons...". It is
addressed to Mr. Thomas Alban at Ludlow. |
Powell |
Badnage |
Alban |
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111 |
1698 |
ebay |
A very attractive and interesting
hand written 17C paper Obligation Bond document dated 30th May 1698 during
the reign of King William III between Mary Griffiths, Anne Griffithes & Elizabeth
Griffithes the three daughters of Griffith Griffiths of Welshpool in the
County of Montgomery tanner and Sir Uvedale Corbett of Longnor in the County
of Salop Baronett. Witnesses: Richard Crompton, Randle Evans & W
(Bless?). A very clean document in excellent condition with usual long-term
storage folds. Comprising a single sheet of period water marked paper forming
a document approx. 7½” x 12” with all text fully legible for transcription.
Ideal dimensions for display. Bearing a single embossed VI pence revenue
stamp plus a three red wax seals (Stags head in relief) in complete and sound
condition countersigned by Mary, Anne & Elizabeth Griffithes. |
Griffiths |
Corbett |
Crompton |
Evans |
Bless? |
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112 |
1801 |
ebay |
1801 This document records the
sale of land on the Long Mountain and land at Trelystan in Montgomery /
Salop. The agreement is between William Vaughan of Wootherton n the parish of
Chirbury and Stephen Davies, a farmer of Trelystan Montgomery.Davies pays
Vaughan £500 for the land. Also mentioned are Reynald Betton and John
Goodwin. The document is produced on one vellum sheet which is in good
condition. and a wax seal with the signature of
William Vaughan. |
Vaughan |
Davies |
Betton |
Goodwin |
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113 |
1613 |
ebay |
A very attractive and interesting
hand written 17C paper Obligation Bond document dated 3rd December 1613
during the reign of King James I between Edmund John Mathewe of Kilkewyd in
the County of Montgomery yeoman and Edward Walters of Salop esquire
Witnesses: Richard (Gwillim?), Evan (Phillips?) & Humfrey Peice. A clean
document in good condition with usual long-term storage folds & light
moisture marks (see picture). Comprising a single sheet of period water
marked paper approx. 8” x 12” with all text fully legible for transcription.
Bearing a single integral folded paper wafer red wax seal in complete and
sound condition. |
Mathewe |
Walters |
Gwillim? |
Phillips? |
Piece |
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114 |
1789 |
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Handwritten English vellum
indenture dated 1789 during the reign of King George III being the conveyance
of interests in property in Tenbury in the County of Worcester between Richard
Turner, a Surgeon, and Francis Massey, a Wine Merchant, of the second part,
both of Ludlow in Salop. Nicely penned with fancy printed vignette, blue
revenue stamp with insert, taxstamp, and large red wax seal on green cloth
tag. Fine condition, measures 21 x 16". |
Turner |
Massey |
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115 |
1893 |
ebay |
Vellum Lease, British Tea Table Co
Ltd 1893 A vellum lease on 4 sheets of vellum (2 folded sheets) measuring 24x40
cm and dated 30th June 1893, between Arthur Carthew Langdale and John
Hallett, both Builders and Contractors of 138 Brompton Rd., London (‘…called
the Landlords’) and THE BRITISH TEA TABLE COMPANY LTD (seller’s note: they
don’t come more British than that….), registered office 51 Farringdon Rd,
London, (‘…the tenants.’). Others mentioned include Godfrey Alexander Wolfe
(butler) of Wenlock Abbey, Shropshire, Charles George Milner Gaskell, and
W.M.Roberts (clerk to Langdale Hallett). In good condition tied with green
ribbon, and bearing 4 fine red wax seals, 4 fine orange revenue stamps, and 1
red ‘Common Seal of The British Tea Table Company’ (photo), which is stuck on
across a fold and has two gaps in the edge not affecting wording. |
Langdale |
Hallett |
Wolfe |
Gaskell |
Roberts |
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116 |
1818 |
ebay |
A vellum indenture relating to
lands in Northwich, Cheshire, between Thomas Wakefield formerly of Witton near
Northwich now of Burton within Kendal, Westmorland, and Ann his wife, John
Moses late of Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, Supervisor of Excise now
of Combergarth, Cheshire, James Vearey of Chirk, Salop, victualler, and John
Barnes of Northwich. Dated the 29th day of September in the 58th year of the
reign of King George III [1818] Property: Land whereupon a bakehouse once
stood in Flag Lane, Northwich. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document size
(approx.): 75 by 65 cm. |
Wakefield |
Moses |
Vearey |
Barnes |
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117 |
1889 |
ebay |
A certificate dated 8th July 1889
issued to J. Andrews of Boys' High School, Shrewsbury for "Examination
of Upper Schools in Religious Knowledge" signed by the Bishop of
Litchfield and the Dean. Has some damage around the edges. |
Andrews |
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118 |
1863 |
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THIS VERY LARGE VELUM INDENTURE IS
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, THIS INDENTURE MADE THE 24TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE BETWEEN RICHARD SMALLMAN STEADMAN OF
BUCKNELL, IN THE COUNTY OF SALOP(SHROPSHIRE) AND ANN GRIFFITHS OF THE NEW INN
IN THE TOWN OF PRESTEIGN(PRESTEIGNE) IN THE COUNTY OF RADNOR(Wales). THE
FIRST PAGE SEEMS TO BE A MORTGAGE INDENTURE AND THE SECOND PAGE APPEARS TO BE
A LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. |
Steadman |
Griffiths |
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119 |
1410 |
ebay |
All items sold by the Sygun Museum
of Wales are authenticated by our curator and a certificate of authenticity
is issued with each item sold. We try to be completly honest in our
descriptions therefore if upon reciept of your purchase you find that the description
was not correct we will refund your money in full. Magnificent framed and
sealed land document dating the 4th September 1410 from the reign of Henry
IV. It is fully translated and refers the the grant of three acres of land
from Robin Dobles to William Dobles in Latin in the demesne of Castle Richard
near Ludlow. Please note UK buyers ONLY on this piece. The translation is on
the back of the frame and reads as follows- Know present & future that I
Robert Dobles son of Richard Dobles give, grant & by this my present
charter confirmm to William Dobles clerk three acres of land in the demesne
of castle Richard(castri Ricardi) in the field called Greneweyes Menede of
which acres two selions lie next to the land of Hakelittel & Greneweye
& extends unto the land of William Dobles in one head, & another
selion of land from the way called Wygemoresweye unto the land of Hakelittelm
the other acre lies between the land of Roger Medewe of the northern side
& extends itself to the land of saint John the Baptist, two selions of
land lie next to the land of Saint John unto the land of Hugh de Lyche, two
selions lie from the land of Hakelittel unto the land of the aforesaid
Richard Dobles, another selion lies upon Molewalles Hull & extends itself
in length from the land of Sibille Hauneys unto the land of William Dobles,
to have & to hold all the aforesaid land with its appurtenances to the
aforesaid William Dobles clerk his heirs & assigns forever of the chief
lord of that fee for the service owed there from & rightfully accustomed.
And I the aforesaid Robert Dobles & my heirs will warrant acquit &
defend all the aforesaid land with its appurtenances to the aforesaid William
his heirs & assigns against all persons forever, In witness of which
thing I have affixed my seal to this present charter. Their being witnesses,
John Ascheforde Rector of the church of Castle Richard, William Dobles, Roger
Erlich, Richard Medewe & Richard Child and many others. Dated at Castle
Richard the fourth day of the month of September in the eleventh year of the
reign of King Henry the fourth after the conquest. Old collection piece. The
Sygun Museum of Wales is offering this surplus exhibit along with many more
surplus exhibits to help fund further developments at our site in the snowdonia
national park. |
Dobles |
Medewe |
de Lyche |
Hauneys |
Ascheforde |
Erlich |
Child |
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120 |
1838-1853 |
Bloomsbury 26 Jan 06 |
121 |
Harvey (John Hiatt) 4 diaries, manuscripts,
c. 389pp., some other material loosely inserted, slightly browned, 1 vol.,
original paper covered half calf, 1 vol. original half morocco, 2 vol.
original printed and engraved wrappers (1 vol. title: “School for the Blind,
Liverpool”), rubbed and soiled, sm. 4to, 24th October 1838 - 11th November
1853. Diaries of a schoolboy in Wellington, Shropshire and later as a young
man travelling on the continent; “”William Townsend got flog’d this
afternoon”. |
Harvey |
Townsend |
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121 |
1629 |
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COLEHAM, SHREWSBURY: Articles of
agreement in relation to lands in Colehan, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, between
Nicholas Illiche of Shrewsbury, Thomas Culcoppe, Clement Culcoppe, Katherine Culcoppe,
Jane Culcoppe and Judith Culcoppe, children of Nicholas Illiche, and Richard
Bennington of Shrewsbury and Jane his wife. Dated 9 May 1629 in the 5th year
of the reign of Charles I Property: Two crofts of land adjoining Meolebrooke,
called Radnors Crofts in Coleham, one of the suburbs of Shrewsbury. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good although lacks seals.
Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 40 cm |
Illiche |
Culcoppe |
Bennington |
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122 |
1691 |
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ROCKWARDINE: A conveyance of
property in Rockwardine, Shropshire, between William Pemberton of Leaton,
Shropshire, Jonathan Roe of Rockwardine, and Robert Hawkins of Charleton, yeoman.
Dated 19 September 1691 in the 3rd year of the reign of William & Mary
Property: A dwelling house in Rockwardine and a parcel of land called
Buttington Corner that was part of the Wide Field. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Creasing, seals missing and cut in vellum where
seal tag was originally attached. Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size
(Approx.): 37 by 48 cm |
Pemberton |
Roe |
Hawkins |
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123 |
1691 |
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WROCKWARDINE: Conveyance of a
house and land in Wrockwardine, Shropshire, between William Pemberton of
Leaton, yeoman, Jonathan Roe of Wrockwardine, gentleman, and Robert Hawkins
of Charleton, yeoman. Dated 19 September 1691 in the 3rd year of the reign of
William & Mary Property: A house in the parish of Wrockwardine and a
close of land called Buttington Corner. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Heavy toning on vellum. A small hole in text.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 20 by
32 cm |
Pemberton |
Roe |
Hawkins |
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124 |
1877 |
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WELLINGTON, WROCKWARDINE:
Conditions of sale of a property at Buttington, Walcot and Wellington, Shropshire,
advertised to be sold by auction at the Wrekin Hotel. Purchased by James
Shepard of Wellington, with receipt of payment. Dated 19 October 1877 in the
41st year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A Freehold estate at
Buttington and Walcot Waste in the parishes of Wellington and Wrockwardine; A
building plot at Regent Street in Wellington; 2 plots of land near
Whitefields, Wrockwardine. Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Signatures. Revenue and tax stamps. On 11 sheets of
paper. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 20cm |
Shepard |
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125 |
1720 |
ebay |
A single sheet of vellum in Latin
dated 1720 admitting Butler Cupper to the Parish of Middleton Scriven,
Salop. It has the signature and seal
of the Bishop of Hereford. Has been
folded. |
Cupper |
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126 |
1474 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
41 |
Halesowen Abbey.- Grant by John, abbot
of Halesowen [Shropshire] to Devon Hampton knight, of property in Lichfield
[Staffordshire], in payment of 11 marks a year, manuscript on vellum, in
Latin, 12 lines, indented at head, a few small wormholes, folds, slightly
creased, red wax armorial seal of ?Hampton, 122 x 285mm., Stourbridge,
April/May 1474. |
Hampton |
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127 |
1503 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
44 |
Indenture agreement by Robert Maynwaring
and his wife Margaret, sale of a messuage and tenements in Slaype [Sleap] to
Roger of Wico Malbo [Nantwich], manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 11 lines,
indented at head, folds, slightly browned, lacks wax seal, 150 x 252mm., 3rd
February 1503. |
Maynwaring |
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128 |
1716 |
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WELSHPOOL, WESTBURY: A release of
obligations between John Earle of Benington, Westbury, Shropshire, and John
Topp of Welshpool, County Montgomery, Wales. Dated 18 April 1716 in the 2nd
year of the reign of King George I Property: Not given. Medium: Manuscript in
English on paper. Condition: Frayed edges, otherwise good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
30 by 20 cm |
Earle |
Topp |
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129 |
1792 |
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WYKEN: A court baron document for
the manor of Wyken, recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Wyken,
Shropshire, by James Marshall of Bridgenorth, gent. Dated 2 April 1792 in the
32nd year of the reign of King George III Property: A meadow called the Lowe
Meadow late Baches situate in the Lowe in Wyken, and a messuage and one
cottage in Wyken. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Document Size (Approx.): 37 by
55 cm |
Marshall |
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130 |
1770 |
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WESTBURY, WHITTON: A contemporary
copy of a judgement from the Quarter Sessions Kings Court, Shrewsbury, giving
powers to John Topp, Justice of the Peace, to compel William Sambrook to keep
in repair a footpath between Westbury and Whitton, Shropshire. Dated 9
January 1770 in the 10th year of the reign of King George III Property:
Common and ancient footway as is situate in 2 pieces of land called the Mill
Lea Low and Clover Lea Low, between Whitton and Westbury. Medium: Manuscript
in English on paper. Condition: Frayed edges with slight loss to margins.
Worm hole damage. Characteristics: Document Size
(Approx.): 31 by 20 cm |
Topp |
Sambrook |
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131 |
1474 |
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WHITTON: A medieval grant of lands
in Whitton, Fenyton, Westbury and Cause, Shropshire, by William Lyngen to
Richard Ludlowe, John Burley and Walter Woderton. Accompanied by a 18th century translation. Dated 1 December 1474 in the
14th year of the reign of King Edward IV Property: All of William Lyngen's
lands and tenements with their appurtenances in Whitton, Fenyton and Cause in
the parish of Westbury. Medium: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Condition:
Good, but lacks wax seal. Translation is badly damaged with missing text.
Characteristics: Vellum seal tag but lacks seal. Document Size (Approx.): 7
by 29 cm |
Lyngen |
Ludlowe |
Burley |
Woderton |
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132 |
1709 |
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VENNINGTON, WESTBURY: Counterpart
to a demise of three houses in Vennington in the parish of Westbury,
Shropshire, between John Topp of Welshpool, chirurgeon, and John Earle of
Swasham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire, clerk. Dated 10 May 1709 in the 8th year of
the reign of Queen Anne Property: All that messuage or tenament in Vennington
with 3 others. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Topp |
Earle |
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133 |
1657 |
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WYKEN: A court baron document for
the manor of Wyken, Shropshire, recording the surrender of copyhold lands by
Frances Sadler, relict of William Sadler, deceased, and the admission of John
Sadler and Elizabeth his wife as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 22 May 1657
in the 8th year of the reign of King Commonwealth Property: A messuage and half yard
land, one cottage with curtilage in Wyken. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Creasing and stains. Only remnants of wax seal.
Characteristics: Signatures, remnants of wax seal. Document Size (Approx.):
20 by 32 cm |
Sadler |
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134 |
1699 |
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WYKEN: A court baron document for
the manor of Wyken, Shropshire, recording the surrender of copyhold lands by
John Sadler Senior of Wyken, and the admission of John Sadler Junior and
Elizabeth his wife as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 23 February 1699 in the
11th year of the reign of King William III Property: A messuage called Rice
Meadow with cottage and lands in Wyken. Medium: Manuscript in Latin on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and remnants of wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 19 by 34 cm |
Sadler |
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135 |
1753 |
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MOSE, QUATT, WOOTTON, GREAT CHANCERY
SEAL: A large Exemplification of Common recovery of lands in Mose, Quatt and
Wootton, Shropshire, between, Robert Pardoe, Gent, William Nicholls, Gent and
William Corfield of Quatt. Ornate portrait of King George II with an
elaborate printed border. Large 10cm Great Chancery seal of George II in
metal skippet. Dated 1753 in the 26th year of the reign of King George II
Property: One messuage, one malthouse, 5 gardens and 120 acres of land, 15
acres meadow, etc, in Mose, Wootton and Quatt. Medium: Manuscript in English
on vellum. Condition: Creasing and dust marking. Large chip out of the top of
the seal. Metal skippet dented and damaged. Characteristics: Large seal of
George II seated on throne. Document Size (Approx.): 55 by 80 cm. |
Pardoe |
Nicholls |
Corfield |
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136 |
1764 |
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MOSE, QUATT: Lease of a farm at
Mose, Quatt, Shropshire, between, William Corfield of Quatt, farmer and
Edward Baker of Worfield, yeoman. Dated 15 December 1764 in the 5th year of the
reign of King George
III Property: All that farm at Mose in
the parish of Quatt. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Light patchy toning. Wax Seals cut out of vellum. Characteristics:
Signatures. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 80 cm |
Corfield |
Baker |
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137 |
1726 |
ebay |
WYKEN: A court document for the
manor of Wyken recording the surrender to copyhold lands in Wyken, Shropshire,
by John Sadler. Dated 28 April 1726 in the 12th year of the reign of King
George I Property:
A messuage and lands in Wyken. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 20 by 30 cm |
Sadler |
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138 |
1712 |
ebay |
Nice piece of history here,
written ( extremely legibly ) on vellum. It begins " The Indenture Tripartite made the eleventh day of
Aprill in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and twelve and in
the Eleventh Year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lady Anne by the grant of God
of Great Britain, SSzante and Ireland, Queen Defender of the Faith et.
Between Joseph Plymley of he Town of Shrewsbury in
the County of Salop, Gent Lazarus Jones of he same town and County, aforesaid
gent and Rowland Tench of the same town".....and so on and so forth.
There are six seals at the bottom, all in very good order, as is the document
generally. |
Plymley |
Jones |
Tench |
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139 |
1811 |
ebay |
A three page will, codicil + probate with large seal of William White of
Brewood, Staffordshire (glazier) dated 1811.
Names mentioned: Mary Smith (daughter of John Smith of Brewood,
glazier, dec.), Robert Smith of Appleby, Derbyshire or Leicestershire
(gent.), John White of Tins Hill, Staffs. (farmer,
brother), Sarah Jinken (wife of John jnr. of Allscott, Warfield, Salop,
sister), Mary Smith (wife of Thomas of Caseley, Sedgley, cola master,
sister), Jane White (sister, now residing with me) and William White (son of
brother John). Has been folded. Please note that the last page does have a
tear. |
White |
Smith |
Jinken |
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140 |
1729 |
ebay |
ALVELEY, BRIDGNORTH, MOSE: Lease
of lands in Bridgnorth, Mose and Alveley, Shropshire, between George Vernon
of Hanbray, Clerk, William Wight of Areley, Clerk, Richard Warren of Compton,
Kinfare, Yeoman and John Dovey of Clements Inn, Gent. Dated 20 May 1729 in
the 2nd year of the reign of King George II Property: A house in Chelmarsh in
the tenure of William Roberts and late in the tenure of Job Whitehouse, and
also a house with garden in Hungry Street, Bridgnorth. Also houses and lands
in Mose and Alveley. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
Vernon |
Wight |
Warren |
Dovey |
Roberts |
Whitehouse |
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141 |
1788 |
ebay |
QUATT: Lease of a house and lands
in Quatt, Shropshire, between Ann Farrington of Bridgeworth, Spinster and
Richard Bennett of Farmcott, Esquire. Dated 28 March 1788 in the 28th year of
the reign of King George III Property: A messuage or tenement with barn and
other buildings with 15 acres land in Quatt in the occupation of William
Grosvenor. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 55 by 60 cm |
Farrington |
Bennett |
Grosvenor |
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142 |
1775 |
ebay |
ALVELEY: Lease of a corn mill at
Alveley, Shropshire, between John Gill of Alveley, Yeoman and Edward Gorton
of Alveley, Miller. Dated 4 April 1775 in the 15th year of the reign of King
George III Property: A corn mill with two pieces of pasture called Stone
Craft Meadow of 4 acres in Alveley. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Creasing and some light staining. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. Rvenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 70 cm |
Gill |
Gorton |
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143 |
1709 |
ebay |
WITTON: Counterpart lease of a
water corn mill at Witton, Shropshire, between John Topp of Witton, Gent and
Thomas Sherry of Yockleton, Malster. Dated 29 December 1709 in the 8th year of
the reign of Queen Anne Property: A house and water corn mill in Witton in
the possession of Richard Cowper, Miller. Also a malt house with chambers
over. Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Toning and some
holes and tears in the folds. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 45 cm |
Topp |
Sherry |
Cowper |
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144 |
1854 |
Vellum Document Dated 27/3/1854 Newport,
Salop. Between Anne and Samuel Westbrook of Wellington, Salop. Other names:
John Stokes William Stokes This document is a married womans deed from the reign of His
Late Majesty King William IV. And was sworn at: in front of Henry Heane and
William Nock Attorneys in the Court of Newport of the Queens Bench at
Westminster London. |
Westbrook |
Stokes |
Heane |
Nock |
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145 |
1917 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE DEED Willesden Middlesex
WAKEMAN > WAKEMAN 1917 - guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE V - 89 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD MALTBY WAKEMAN OF COTON HALL
BRIDGNORTH IN THE COUNTY OF SALOP OF THE ONE PART AND THE SAID EDWARD MALTBY
WAKEMAN AND CAPTAIN OFFLEY WAKEMAN OF MOORE STREET CADOGAN SQUARE IN THE
COUNTY OF LONDON RESERVE OF OFFICERS GRENADIER GUARDS OF THE OTHER PART.
BEING THE TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE AND PREMISES NO 145
CURVES ROAD KENSAL RISE IN THE PARISH OF WILLESDEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
NICE OLD FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 10 INS X 16 INS . ON 2 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEAL |
Wakeman |
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146 |
1859 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE DEED Marriage Settlement
WINTON > HARDING 1859 - guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 148 YEARS OLD BEING THE THE DEED OF SETTLEMENT ON THE MARRIAGE OF
HENRY DE WINTON TO CAROLINE HARDING BETWEEN HENRY DE WINTON OF MAESDERWEN IN
THE COUNTY OF BRECON OF THE FIRST PART CAROLINE GERTRUDE HARDING OF STAPLETON
RECTORY IN THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE OF THE SECOND PART THE REVEREND HENRY
HARDING OF THE THIRD PART AND THE REVEREND ABEL HUMPHRY LEA OF LOXLEY IN THE
COUNTY OF WARWICK very large deed packed with family details on investments
and estates ON FOURTEEN SHEETS LOCAL
family HISTORY ITEM . IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 24 INS X 29 INS . ON FOURTEEN SHEETS
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - WAX SEALS |
de Winton |
Harding |
Lea |
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147 |
1657 |
ebay |
WYKEN: A court baron document for
the manor of Wyken, Shropshire, recording the licence to John Sadler to lease
unto his son John Sadler several houses and lands in Wyken. Dated 22 May 1657
in the 8th year of the reign of King Commonwealth Property: A messuage called
Rice Meadow and half a yard land in Wyken, and three cottages in Wyken.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Slight rubbed and
creased, but generally good. Characteristics: Paper
covered was seal (damaged). Document Size (Approx.): 18 by 32 cm |
Sadler |
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148 |
1740 |
ebay |
QUATT: Lease of a farm and lands
at Quatt and Wootten, Shropshire, between John Corfield of Worcester and Hercules
Hailes of Chepstow, Gent. Dated 2 March 1740 in the 14th year of the reign of
King George II Property: A farm at Mose in the parish of Quatt, with 4 closes
of land in Wootten called Skytts, Wootten Field, Moor Lane and Brinton Field.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 30 by 76 cm |
Corfield |
Hailes |
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149 |
1700 |
ebay |
1700 VELLUM DEED concerning the
CHOLMONDELEYs of CHESHIRE and HODNET and MINSHULL Hall DATE:- 10th APRIL 1700
In the 12th year of the REIGN OF KING WILLIAM III AN ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN
INDENTURE ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM WITH THE ROYAL ARMS INCORPORATED IN THE
"T" OF "THIS INDENTURE" BETWEEN THOMAS and FRANCIS
CHOLMONDELEY of VALE ROYALL, CHESHIRE of the first part, JOHN and ELIZABETH
ATHERTON of ATHERTON, LANCASHIRE of the second part, MARTIN BALDWIN of THE
INNER TEMPLE, LONDON, ALICE his wife and THE REV. EDWARD JONES, RECTOR OF
HODNET in SHROPSHIRE of the third part and..... SIR JOHN WERDEN, BARONET, of
the PARISH OF ST. JAMES in the CITY OF WESTMINSTER of the fourth part. THE
INDENTURE CONCERNS MINSHULL HALL at CHURCH MINSHULL and other property
including A MILL HOUSE at OVER in CHESHIRE. There are 4 red wax seals on
pendant vellum tags. AN OLD, RARE AND IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. Size. The document
is approx. 28" wide x 26" high.
Condition. In excellent condition for its age with the usual folding
creases. |
Cholmondeley |
Atherton |
Baldwin |
Jones |
Werden |
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150 |
1650 |
1263 |
Conveyance of a house in Oswestry,
Shropshire, between William Adams of Coventry, taylor, and Judith his wife,
Symion Barkston, Dorothy Hodges, of London, and John Edwards of Oswestry
slater. A house in the town of
Oswestry in Wolhowe Street. |
Adams |
Bardston |
Edwards |
Hodges |
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151 |
1657 |
1234 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Wyken, Shropshire, recording the licence to John Sadler to lease unto his
son John Sadler several houses and lands in Wyken. A messuage called Rice Meadow and half a
yard land in Wyken, and three cottages in Wyken. |
Sadler |
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152 |
1722 |
1244 |
Articles of agreement for
settlement of lands in Whitton, Westbury, Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton,
gent, Richard Payne of Weston Lullingfield, gent, Ursula Offley of Hinton,
Richard Coldsborough of Wem, and Thomas Philips of Shrewsbury, gent. All that capital house in Whitton with
Dovecoat, barns, malthouses, etc, and lands called Dingle Marsh, the Coppice,
the Wild Marsh, Kemps Meadow, Burnells Meadow, Didgeon Croft, and
others. Also 5-6 other houses with
named lands in Whitton. |
Coldsborough |
Offley |
Payne |
Philips |
Topp |
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153 |
1704 |
1216 |
Lease of lands in Whitton,
Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton, and Mary Harris of Westbury,
widow. All that messuage or tenement
in Whitton with outbuildings, gardens, orchards, etc, in whitton. |
Harris |
Topp |
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154 |
1729 |
1534 |
Lease of lands in Bridgnorth, Mose
and Alveley, Shropshire, between George Vernon of Hanbray, Clerk, William
Wight of Areley, Clerk, Richard Warren of Compton, Kinfare, Yeoman and John
Dovey of Clements Inn, Gent. A house
in Chelmarsh in the tenure of William Roberts and late in the tenure of Job
Whitehouse, and also a house with garden in Hungry Street, Bridgnorth. Also houses and lands in Mose and Alveley. |
Dovey |
Vernon |
Warren |
Wight |
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155 |
1729 |
1308 |
Lease of a house and lands in
Chelmarsh, Shropshire, between, John Dovey of Clements Inn, Gent and George
Vernon of Hanbury, Clerk, and Mary his wife.
A messuage or tenement with several closes of land called Barn Close
and orchard, The Rock meadow, Little meadow, the Brook Leasow, the Pitt
leasow, the White Leasow, the Coppy Leasow, all in the parish of Chelmarsh. |
Dovey |
Vernon |
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156 |
1708 |
1360 |
Articles of agreement for the
lease of a house in Witton, Shropshire, between John Topp of Witton, Gent and
William Gittins of Wigley, Yeoman. All
that one capital messuage or tenement lying on the right hand leading or
passing out of the Highway or Street into the entry or passage into the said messuage
and lying in Witton. |
Gittins |
Topp |
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157 |
1740 |
1518 |
Lease of a farm and lands at Quatt
and Wootten, Shropshire, between John Corfield of Worcester and Hercules
Hailes of Chepstow, Gent. A farm at
Mose in the parish of Quatt, with 4 closes of land in Wootten called Skytts,
Wootten Field, Moor Lane and Brinton Field. |
Corfield |
Hailes |
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158 |
1789 |
1080 |
Release of land in Lower Borrington,
Worcestershire, between Joseph Heddington of Little Hereford, mason, John
Davies of Tenbury, farmer, and Frances Massey of Ludlow, Shropshire, wine
merchant. A piece of pasture in Lower
Borrington, called Lime Brooke Meadow. |
Davis |
Heddington |
Massey |
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159 |
1634 |
1210 |
Articles of agreement for the sale
of estates in the manor of Vennington in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire,
between Alexander Top of Mitchel Dean, Gloucestershire, gent, Lingen Top of
Whitton, gent, and Roger Calcott, citizen and Dyer of London. Estates in the manor of Lordship of
Vennington. |
Calcott |
Top |
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160 |
1601 |
ebay |
Shropshire 29th nov 1 6 0 1
43rd year of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth Beautiful vellum manuscript being
a transaction lease of lands (for 3 lives) between William Spenser and Reynold Davies The document appears to
be in excellent condition. A very legible brownish
ink writing with no discoloring or losses. no seals
are present 41cm x 27cm. Lands were possibly in Penington? |
Spenser |
Davies |
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161 |
1632 |
1793 |
A rare statute, merchant or bond of
security signed by the Mayor of Worcester, George Dannsey, relating to a sum
of 40 Pounds, between Alexander Topp of Mitcheldean, Lingen Topp of
Pontesbury and Thomas Hacklnyt of Bedwardine. Signed by the Mayor of
Worcester with about three quarters of the Mayoral Wax Seal remaining. |
Hacklnyt |
Topp |
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162 |
1428 |
1794 |
Medieval Deed of release for lands
in Whitton and Fenyton, Shropshire, between John Gyton and Joan Gyton, relict
of Roger Cleston. Tenements and lands
in Fenyton and Whitton. |
Gyton |
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163 |
1650 |
1808 |
Commonwealth Quit claim for a
house in Lledrode in the parish of Llansillin, Denbighshire (now Shropshire),
between Ann Edwards of Lledrode, Widow and Robert Edwards of Lledrode,
Gent. All that house of 3 bays wherein
Morris Edwards did lately dwell in Lledrode, including a barn and garden. |
Edwards |
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164 |
1746 |
1820 |
Conveyance of a house, lands and
water mill in Alveley, Shropshire, between Elizabeth Gill of Nock, Widow,
Humphrey Gill of Nock, Yeoman and John Gill of Alveley, Yeoman. A cottage with garden, Stable and Meadow,
and a close called Stone Croft with a parcel of rough hilly ground. Also a water cornmill called Lower Mill in
Alveley. |
Gill |
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165 |
1731 |
1815 |
Bargain and Sale of a house and
lands in Claverly and Quatt, Shropshire, between William Silvester of
Wolverhampton, Baker, and Catherine his wife and John Dovey of Clements Inn,
Gent. A dwelling house and 6 closes of
inclosed land in the possession of Eliab Deane next to the Common called
Morsse and a lane called Quatt New Lane, all in the parishes of Claverly and
Quatt. |
Dovey |
Silvester |
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166 |
1663 |
1819 |
Deed of Partition fo an estate in
Bridgnorth Mose, Chelmarsh, Shropshire, and Enville and Meare, Staffordshire,
between Samuel Toy of Enville, Yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife, Tomyns Dickins
of Enville, Gent, William Perry of Broughton, John Hill of Enville, and
Patronell his wife, Jane Wolriche of Meare, Spinster and Robert Granger of
Tettenhall Wood, Yeoman, and Anne his wife.
A house in Meare, Staffordshire, one in Nordley Regis, Shropshire, one
in Chelmarsh, a house and tenement in Hungry Street, Bridgnorth, and several
other houses in Mose, Morse and Enfield, Staffordshire. |
Dickins |
Granger |
Hill |
Perry |
Toy |
Wolriche |
Woolriche |
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167 |
1753 |
1825 |
Mortgage of premises in Mose,
Quatt and Wootton, Shropshire, between Hercules Hayles of Croy, Gent, Ann
Corfield of Worcester, William Corfield of Mose, Richard Corfield of Mose,
Robert Pardoe of Lincolns Inn, Gent and William Nicholls of Chelmarsh, Gent. A house in Mose in the parish of Quatt;
Lands at Wootton called Skytts. |
Corfield |
Hayles |
Nicholls |
Pardoe |
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168 |
1709 |
2032 |
Lease of lands in Vennington in
the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between John Topp of Welshpool,
Chirurgeon and Richard Cooper of Witton, Miller. A house in Vennington or Fenington and
lands called Poynes Leasow, Corvheath, the New Bridge, Marsh Gate, Bare Croft
and Rough Lead Moor. |
Cooper |
Topp |
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169 |
1674 |
1971 |
Deed of Settlement for several
houses and lands in Vennington in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between
Lingen Topp of Whitton, Gent and Edward Topp of Ulcombe, Gent. All that messuage
in Vennington in Westbury. Also
several other houses and lands called Irongate Meadow and the Broomy Leasow
in Vennington. |
Topp |
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170 |
1621 |
1970 |
Conveyance of fee farm rent on an
estate in Bagley, Shropshire, between William Evans of Kenwick, Yeoman and
Roger Fymse of Bagley, Gent. All those
messuages, lands, tenements, etc., in the town of Bagley. |
Evans |
Fymse |
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171 |
1688 |
1969 |
Lease of land at Whitton, in the
parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between Alexander Topp of Whitton, Gent and
Daniel Rogers of Whitton, Taylor. All
those parcels of arable land, pasture and woodland adjoining the house of
Daniel Rogers to the hedge leading from the Head of the Stable down to Rees
Bank near to the Holly Well, now in the possession of Paul Briskoe. |
Rogers |
Topp |
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172 |
1679 |
1968 |
Marriage Settlement for the manor
of Whitton, in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between Linghen Topp of
Whitton, Esquire, Alexander Topp of Whitton, John Corbett of Wynnington,
Thomas Corbett, John Severne, Arthur Harris of Prescott, Richard Griffiths of
Shrewsbury and Samuel Pririe. All that
manor and manor house of Whitton with several other houses and parcels of
land. |
Corbett |
Griffiths |
Harris |
Pririe |
Severne |
Topp |
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173 |
1722 |
1961 |
Articles of agreement relating to
lands in Whitton, Westbury, Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton, Gent,
Richard Payne of Weston Lullingfield, Gent, Ursula Offley of Hinton, Widow,
Richard Goldsborough of Wem, Gent and Thomas Philips of Shrewsbury,
Gent. A farm in Whitton and Dingle
Marsh, the Coppice, Wild Marsh, Kemps Meadow, Burnells Meadow, the Cross, and
many others in Whitton. |
Goldsborough |
Offley |
Payne |
Philips |
Topp |
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174 |
1723 |
1872 |
Marriage Settlement relating to lands
at Whitton in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between John Topp of
Whitton in Westbury, Gent, and Ursula his wife, Robert Philips of Cruckmeole,
Gent, John Ambler of Whitton, Richard Goldsborough of Wem, Gent, Thomas
Philips of Shrewsbury, Gent and Richard Payne of Weston Hullingfield,
Gent. All that capital messuage and
farm in Whitton with Dovecote, barns, buildings, etc., and lands called
Dingle Marsh, the Coppice, Wild Marsh, Kemps Meadow, Burnells Meadow, the
Cross Seasons, Great Meadow, Didgeon Croft, and many more. |
Ambler |
Goldsborough |
Payne |
Philips |
Topp |
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175 |
1788 |
1821 |
Lease of Mose Farm in Quatt,
Shropshire, between William Clare of Nordley in Hooley, Gent and Jacob Smith
of Oldbury, Gent. A newly erected
house and farm called Mose Farm in Quatt. |
Clare |
Smith |
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176 |
1759 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED Shropshire
GRIFFITHS > LEIGHTON 1759. Guaranteed original - from the reign of King
George I- 248 YEARS OLD BEING A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT FOR THE SUM OF ONE
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS BETWEEN RICHARD GRIFFITHS LATE OF
LOWER RIDGES IN THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE GENTLEMAN AND ELIZABETH LEIGHTON OF
LEIGHTON IN THE SAID COUNTY THREE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND PAPER TAX
STAMP - WRITTEN TO TWO SIDES SIZE 13 INS X 15 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PAPER WITH 'GR' WATERMARK IN VF CONDITION - STORAGE WEAR TO FOLDS BUT
COMPLETE |
Griffiths |
Leighton |
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177 |
1421 |
ebay |
CHARTER,PARED THINLY IN PARTS,BUT
UNDAMAGED,c27 x 10(max)cms.,ON PARCHMENT,DATED TUESDAY BEFORE THE FEAST OF ST
GREGORY 8 HENRY 5(11th MARCH 1421).A GRANT BY THOMAS DE DORINGTON TO WILLIAM
WODE OF DORINGTON OF PROPERTY THAT WAS OF RICHARD DE DORINGTON, HIS FATHER IN
BOWE IN SHROPSHIRE.DETAILS GIVEN. |
de Dorington |
Wode |
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178 |
1782 |
2424 |
Release of legacies of
Elizabeth Astley's Will of Buildwas, Shropshire, between Anthony Kynnersley,
Captain in 91st Regiment of Foot, Elizabeth Astley of Buildwas and John Topp
of Whitton. None. Relates to 1000 Pounds bequeathed under the
Will of Mrs. Astley. |
Astley |
Kynnersley |
Topp |
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179 |
1785 |
2423 |
Deed of Covenant to
produce deeds for several estates in Whitton and Vennington, in the parish of
Wesbury, Shropshire, between John Morris of Little Wollaston, Gent and
Richard Topp of Whitton. Two messuages
or tenements in Whitton and Vennington of 174 acres. |
Morris |
Topp |
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180 |
1703 |
2425 |
Lease of the Manor of
Whitton in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between Alexander Topp of
Whitton, Gent, John Topp of Whitton and John Wase of
Shrewsbury. All the Manor or Lordship
of Whitton with several messuages and lands in Whitton and Vennington. |
Topp |
Wase |
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181 |
1755 |
2426 |
Lease of the Manor of
Whitton and other lands in Whitton and Vennington in the parish of Westbury,
Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton, Robert Davison of Brand and John
Chambre of Petton, Gent. All that
Manor or Lordship of Whitton several houses, water corn mills, and lands in Whitton
and Vennington. |
Chambre |
Davison |
Topp |
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182 |
1755 |
2418 |
Bargain and Sale of
the manor of Whitton and lands in Whitton and Vennington, Westbury,
Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton, Esquire, Robert Davison of Brand,
Esquire and John Chambre of Petton, Gent.
All that manor of Whitton with several houses, water corn mills and
lands in Whitton and Vennington in the parish of Westbury. |
Chambre |
Davison |
Topp |
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183 |
1703 |
2481 |
Mortgage of lands in
Chelmarsh, Wordsley Regis, Bridgnorth and Quatt, Shropshire, between Richard
Warren of Compton, Yeoman and William White Kestor of Arley, Clerk. A house in Chelmarsh; one in Wordsley
Regis; a house in Hungry Street, Bridgnorth; and a tenement in Quatt. |
Kestor |
Warren |
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184 |
1766 |
2473 |
Conveyance of a house
and lands called Skytts in Mose in the parish of Quatt, Shropshire, between
William Corfield of Mose, Gent and Humphrey Clari of Woolton, Gent. All that messuage or tenement in Mose
called Skytts adjoining Wootten Field.
Also land called Skytts Furlong in Briniton Field. |
Clari |
Corfield |
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185 |
1704 |
2474 |
Conveyance of houses
in Chelmarsh, Bridgnorth and Mose, Shropshire, between Thomas Hill of
Enfield, Yeoman, John Hill of Kings Nordly, Yeoman and Richard Warren of
Compton, Yeoman. All
that messuage in Chelmarsh and a house and garden in Hungry Street,
Bridgnorth. |
Hill |
Warren |
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186 |
1806 |
2475 |
Lease of an estate
called Hursts in Mose in the parish of Quatt, Shropshire, between Dame Mary
Glynne of Launcott, Sir Stephen Glynne of Hawarden Castle, Baronet deceased,
Sir Stephen Richard Glynne of Hawarden Castle, Baronet and William Clare of
Mose, Gent. Signatures of Mary and Sir Stephen Richard Glynne. A house with
barn, yard and garden at the Hursts in Quatt.
Also several parcels of land called Shoulder of Mutton Common, Hursts
Barn Piece, Near Oat Lane Piece, Middle Oat Lane
Piece at Mose in Quatt. Also several
other houses and lands in Quatt. |
Clare |
Glynne |
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187 |
1729 |
2476 |
Conveyance of a house
and lands in Chelmarsh, Shropshire, between George Vernon of Hembury, Clerk,
and Mary his wife and John Dovey of Clements Inn, Gent. All that messuage or tenement with several
closes of land called Bean Close and Orchard, Rock Meadow, Little Meadow,
Brooke Leasow, Pitt Leasow, Well Leasow, Copy Leasow and Footway Leasow, all
in Chelmarsh, Shropshire. |
Dovey |
Vernon |
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188 |
1758 |
2477 |
Mortgage of lands and
a farm called Skytts in Mose in the parish of Quatt, Shropshire, between
Richard Corfield of Mose, Gent, William Corfield of Mose, Gent and John Guest
of Bridgnorth, Gent. A farm in the
hamlet of Mose and 4 closes of land in Wootten Field called Skytts. All in the parish of Quatt. |
Corfield |
Guest |
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189 |
1731 |
2480 |
Release of lands and a
house in Claverley and Quatt, Shropshire, between William Silvester of
Wolverhampton, Baker, and Catherine his wife and John Dovey of Clements Inn,
Gent. A house with 6 closes of land
called Morsse or Morse. Closes called
Haslewood and Hursts near a land called Quatt near Lane. All being in Claverley and Quatt. |
Dovey |
Silvester |
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|
190 |
1838 |
2478 |
Lease of a house and
lands at Mose in Quatt, Shropshire, between Thomas Bradshaw of Lea Farm,
Albrighton, Farmer and Thomas Clare of Mose, Gent. All that freehold messuage tenement or
dwelling house, garden, crofts and land at Mose in the parish of Quatt,
Claverley. |
Bradshaw |
Clare |
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191 |
1783 |
2479 |
Last Will and
Testament with probate of Richard Corfield of Quatt, Shropshire, now of Lower
Grosvenor, Claverley. and Richard Corfield of
Quatt. All his freehold estate in
Quatt. |
Corfield |
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|
192 |
1709 |
2420 |
Release of several
properties in Vennington in the parish if Westbury, Shropshire, between John
Topp of Welshpool, Chirurgeon, John Earle of Swaffham Bulbeck, Clerk and
Richard Cooper of Whitton, Miller. A
messuage and tenement with several parcels of land called Poyners Leasow,
Hirkes Cowheath, New Bridge, Marsh Gate, Bare Croft and Rough Lead Moor. Also several Butts Sellions and parcels of
land called Penny Brin, Little Fields, Lower Field and a messuage called
Monntague Leasow. All of which are in
Vennington. |
Cooper |
Earle |
Topp |
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|
193 |
1702 |
2421 |
Mortgage of the Manor
of Whitton in the parish of Westbury, Shropshire, between Alexander Topp of
Whitton, Gent, and Penelope his wife, John Topp of Whitton and John Wase of
Shrewsbury, Esquire. Heart and Star motif on Seal (cracked). All the Manor of
Whitton with several messuages and tenements. |
Topp |
Wase |
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194 |
1700 |
2422 |
Lease of the manor of
Whitton and lands in Whitton and Vennington, in the parish of Westbury,
Shropshire, between Alexander Topp of Whitton, Gent, Richard
Boycott of Middle Temple, London, Gent and Peter Scarlett. All that manor or Lordship of Whitton with
capital manor house and lands in Whitton and Vennington. |
Boycott |
Topp |
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|
195 |
1702 |
2419 |
Lease of the manor of
Whitton with lands in Whitton and Vennington in the parish of Westbury,
Shropshire, between Alexander Topp of Whitton, Gent, John Topp of Whitton and
John Wase of Shrewsbury, Esquire. Heart and Star motif on Seal (cracked). All
that manor or Lordship of Whitton including houses lands in Whitton and
Vennington. |
Topp |
Wase |
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|
196 |
1866 |
ebay |
Indenture Dated 1866 2
Pages Acknowledgement Of Deeds By Married Women Signed By Commissioners Of
The County of Salop Richard Jones Croxon & Henry Davis Mary Wife Of John
Rodgers Mary Intends To Give Up Her Interest In An Estate In Ruabon In the
County of Denbigh Other Names Mentioned Robert Hindley George Turner Jones
This Item Is On Vellum Part Printed
Part Hand Written Impressed 5 Shilling Revenue Stamp |
Croxon |
Davis |
Rodgers |
Hindley |
Jones |
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|
197 |
1676 |
2745 |
A final concord from the court of
Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands in Vennington in the parish of
Westbury, Shropshire, between Lingen Topp of Whitton and Roger Gough. Lands in Vennington. |
Gough |
Topp |
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|
198 |
1676 |
2746 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Wyken in the parish of Worfield, Shropshire, recording the surrender
and admission to copyhold lands in the manor by John Sadler of Lincolns Inn. A messuage called Rice Meadow and one half
yard land. Also two cottages in Wyken. |
Sadler |
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|
199 |
1616 |
2747 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Wyken in the parish of Worfield, Shropshire, recording the surrender
and admission to copyhold lands in the manor by John Sadler and Elizabeth
Sadler. One messuage called Rice
Meadow and half a yard land in Wyken.
Also two cottages in the Lowe and one cottage in Wyken. |
Sadler |
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|
200 |
1678 |
2742 |
Deed poll relating to the manor of
Whitton in Westbury, Shropshire, between John Topp of Whitton, Lingen Topp of
Whitton, Gent, George Fox of Trelystan, Gent, Robert Owen of Llandrinio, Gent
and John Peirce of Bauseley. All that
the manor of Whitton and a capital mansion house of Lingen Topp. |
Fox |
Owen |
Peirce |
Topp |
Tropp |
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|
201 |
1636 |
2744 |
A final concord from the court of
Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands in Whitton at Westbury,
Shropshire, between Thomas Jacks and Lingen Topp of Whitton. Lands in Whitton. |
Jacks |
Topp |
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|
202 |
1688 |
2743 |
Lease of lands in Whitton,
Westbury, Shropshire, between Allexander Topp of Whitton, Gent and Daniel
Rogers of Whitton, Taylor. All those
parcels of arable land pasture and wood adjoining to the house of Daniel
Rogers near to the Holy Well. |
Rogers |
Topp |
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