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601 |
1843 |
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BEDMINSTER:
Mortgage of a copyhold house called the Bell and Tennis Court in Bedminster,
Somerset, between Daniel Allen of Bedminster and Henry Colthurst
of Bristol, gentleman. Dated 26 May 1843 in the 6th year of the reign of
Victoria Property: A copyhold tenement formerly of the manor of Bedminster
and Redcliffe, called the Bell and Tennis Court
with gardens, formerly of Henry Morgan. Now divided into three tenements.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
60 by 70 cm |
Allen |
Colthurst |
Morgan |
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602 |
1849 |
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MIDSOMER
NORTON: Conveyance of land in Midsomer Norton,
Somerset, between Richard Sheppard of Wells, Somerset, gentleman, Samuel
Palmer Blacker of Midsomer Norton, gentleman, John
Sims Pointing of Clapton, gentleman, and John Tapp
of Oakhill. Dated 29 December 1849 in the 20th year of the reign of Victoria Property:
A piece of ground in Midsomer Norton numbered 888
in the tithe commutation map. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 80 cm |
Sheppard |
Blacker |
Pointing |
Tapp |
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603 |
1836 |
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PILTON:
Release in fee of a close of land called Babyland
in Pilton, Somerset, between Robert Hicks of Walcombe in the out parish of St Cuthbert in Wells,
gentleman, Edward Hicks of Glastonbury, butcher, Mary Penny, widow of Samuel
Penny, Robert Hill of Shepton Mallet, draper, and
Charles Orledge of Pilton,
hosier. Dated 21 April 1836 in the 6th year of the reign of William IV
Property: A parcel of meadow, pasture or orchard land called Babyland of 5 acres in Pilton.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Hicks |
Penny |
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Orledge |
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604 |
1736 |
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TROWBRIDGE:
Lease of a cottage in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, between Joseph Houlton of Farleigh
Hungerford, Somerset, and William Whitaker of Trowbridge, dyer. Dated 26 July
1736 in the 10th year of the reign of George II Property: A cottage with
backside or garden in the occupation of James Brown, and land adjacent,
bounded by the highway leading from the Backstreet of Trowbridge into Adcroft Lane, and on the south to a ditch or brook called
Sluts Brook. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 30 by 64 cm |
Houlton |
Whitaker |
Brown |
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605 |
1767 |
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STOCKLAND:
An obligation bond where John Dare of Stockland,
Dorset, tallow chandler, is firmly bound to Alice Dicker of the parish of
Holy Trinity, Exeter, widow, for the sum of 3000 pounds in relation to a
mortgage between Bridget Shirston of Wells,
Somerset, Alice Dicker, John Dare, and Joan his wife (nee Rounseval),
and Amos Callard of Stockland.
Dated 25 September 1767 in the 7th year of the reign of George III Property:
Not mentioned but probably Ridge estate in Stockland.
Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Revenue and tax stamps. Signatures and seal. Document Size (Approx.): 33 by
20 cm |
Dare |
Dicker |
Shirston |
Rounseval |
Callard |
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606 |
1826 |
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YEOVIL,
BROCKHAMPTON, BUCKLAND NEWTON, HASELBURY: Attested copy of a lease for a year
of a house and lands in Yeovil and other villages in Somerset, between
William Woodrow of Piddle Trenthide, Dorset, and
Robert Blake of Cooks Court, St Clements, Middlesex, gentleman. Original
dated 2 June 1795. Dated 23 August 1826 in the 7th year of the reign of
George IV Property:
A house, barn, stables, garden and orchard and several lands called Bottoms
in Marsh, Yeovil. Pasture called Lowhills; a close
called Floodhalf. Also many other parcels of land
in Yeovil, Brockhampton, Buckland Newton and Haselbury. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Six pages in total. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 32 cm |
Woodrow |
Blake |
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607 |
1867 |
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BRIDGWATER:
Conveyance of The Bath Bridge Inn at Bridgwater, Somerset, between Henry Cook
of Bridgwater, brewer, and William Heal of Bridgwater, brewer. Dated 28
January 1867 in the 30th year of the reign of Victoria Property: A plot of
land with house, cellars, stables, etc, called The Bath Bridge Inn on the
Bath turnpike road next to Union Street in Bridgwater. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Cook |
Heal |
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608 |
1844 |
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A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 76 cm x 61 cm approx Assignment of
the Equity of Redemption in a plot of land and four cottages on Ham Hill, Stoke
sub Hamdon, Somerset Parties: William JOHNSTON,
John TAVENDER Other names include: Onesiphorus Baulch, Simeon Baulch, Edward
Chaffey, George Gardner, Hannah Garland, Samuel Haynes Document signed by: X
The Mark of John TAVENDER, William JOHNSTON Witness: John RODBER Condition:
Very Good |
Johnston |
Tavender |
Baulch |
Chaffey |
Gardner |
Garland |
Haynes |
Rodber |
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609 |
1763 |
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STOCKLAND:
A three page assignment of a mortgage of two houses and land in Stockland, Dorset, between Benedictus
Marwood Tucker of Coryton
in the parish of Kilmington, Devon, John Dore of Stockland, Dorset, tallow chandler, and Joan his wife
(nee Rounsevall), Bridget Sherston
of Wells, and John Callard of Ford in Stockland. Dated 14 June 1763 in the 3rd year of the
reign of George III Property: Two houses or tenements called Ridge, and
closes of meadow or pasture called Pathmoore, Hearcroft, Longmoore, Wolley Close, Great Furle
Close, The Meadow, Clover Close, Brim Close and others in Stockland.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Some rubbed text and
small tears in folds. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 60 cm |
Tucker |
Dore |
Rounsevall |
Sherston |
Callard |
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610 |
1833 |
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LULSGATE
BOTTOM: Conveyance of land called Crateways in Lulsgate Bottom, Somerset, between John Lodge of Felton, Winford, yeoman, Ann Kelson of
Queen Charlton, spinster, George Morgan of Redhill,
Wrington, inn keeper, and John Baker of Blagdon, gentleman. Contains a large wash coloured plan
of the property. Dated 23 March 1833 in the 3rd year of the reign of William IV Property: A
close of arable land at Lulsgate Bottom called Crateways next to the Bristol turnpike road and the Brockley Coomb road. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
Lodge |
Kelson |
Morgan |
Baker |
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611 |
1865 |
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A
vellum Indenture on two large sheets measuring 69 cm x 56.5 cm approx
Mortgage of a number of properties in Stoke Sub Hamdon
for £330, James Gaylard to The Trustees of the Langport and Mid-Somerset Benefit Building Society dated
11 October 1865. The document also has
an endorsed receipt for the repayment of the Mortgage dated 3 July 1874.
Parties: Thomas Watson BAGEHOT, James GAYLARD, William Bond PAUL, John
PRANKERD Other names include: John Tatchell Tatchell, James Chaffey, Richard Chaffey, Robert Chaffey,
William Chaffey, John Isaac Chant, John Hellier,
Henry Bellamy Suttleworth King, Charles Warre Loveridge, Ann Male,
Sarah Murley, George Bullock Murley,
Ivan Rayson, Arthur Southcombe,
James Staple, Rev William Hamilton Twenlow, Sarah Weare Document signed by: James GAYLARD Endorsed Receipt signed by: Thomas Watson
Bagehot, William Bond Paul, John Prankerd
Witnesses: James Westlake (main document),
James Millard (endorsed receipt) Condition: Good |
Gaylard |
Bagehot |
Paul |
Prankerd |
Tatchell |
Chaffey |
Chant |
Hellier |
King |
Loveridge |
Male |
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612 |
1849 |
ebay |
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A unexecuted vellum Indenture on two large
sheets measuring 79.5 cm x 63.5 cm approx Assignment regarding a Mortgage for
moneys let to Reuben Mattock BICKNELL dated 1849, stamped for 30 October 1848
but not executed by the parties. The
document also contains some information relating to the Will of Isaac
BICKNELL, Reuben's father. Parties: Robert ATTON, James GANE Other names
include: Isaac Bicknell, Reuben Mattock Bicknell, Susannah Bicknell, John
Chard, John Snook, Theophilus Tripe Condition:
Quite good for age although grubby on the outside |
Bicknell |
Atton |
Gane |
Chard |
Snook |
Tripe |
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613 |
1804 |
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This
letter, dated 1804, may be of interest to those with a connection to Somerset.
I think that the best thing to do is to write the letter as it reads, so here
goes: ''T.S. Joliffe Esq., Hammer Down House, Somerset......''Frome
3rd.October 1804''......''Sir, In consequence of receiving a letter from
Lieut. Col. Travers for the F.S.V. Infantry to hold themselves in readiness
for Inspection & afterwards to be reviewed by Brigadier Genr. Moore on Monday the 8th. Inst:, in the Enclosed
Letter I have an order for the Waggons, Carts &
Extra to be on the Ground at the same time, & also to say that it will be
necessary for a Deputy Lieutenant or Magistrate to be on the Ground. I have
the Honor to be ......Sir ...Your most Obedient
Servant.......Ion(I think) Olive Capt. FSVJ (I think).'' Inside is written a reply:''Ammerdown 3rd.Oct.1804.......Sir, I beg leave to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter informing me that the F.S.V. Infantry
are to be inspected by Gen. Moore on Monday next, that the Waggons and Carts are to be (can't read it), & that a
Deputy Lt. is expected to attend. This I would endeavour to do, had you
mentioned either the hour or place appointed for the above purpose. I
therefore (can't read it) request you will have the goodness to give me some
further information upon these points, when I will attend unless prevented by
some unfo(u)rseen accident. The letter
you mention to be enclosed has not reached my hand. I am Sir......Capt. Olive
F.S.V.I.'' The
photographs show the tears made by the removal of the wax seal. The sheet of
paper measures 15.75x9.9 inches. Apart from the tears made by the wax seal
it's in excellent condition. There are no watermarks in the paper. |
Joliffe |
Travers |
Moore |
Olive |
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614 |
1821 |
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BEDMINSTER:
A court baron document for the manor of the Prebend
of Bedminster and Redcliff recording the surrender of copyhold lands in
Bedminster, Somerset, by Henry Morgan of Bedminster, butcher, customary
copyhold tenant, and the admission of Daniel Allen as the new copyhold
tenant. Dated 11 October 1821 in the 2nd year of the reign of King George IV
Property: A house called the Ball and Tennis Court and another tenement next,
all lying in Bedminster. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 58 by
52cm |
Morgan |
Allen |
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615 |
1859 |
ebay |
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A
single large sheet vellum Indenture measuring 75 cm x 57.5 cm approx Mortgage
and Further Charge dated 26 March 1859 for property including four cottages,
outbuildings and gardens at Ham Hill, Mr James Hamblin to the Trustees of the
Langport and Mid-Somerset Benefit Building Society.
There is also an endorsed receipt on the back of the document dated 4
September 1873 for the repayment of the monies signed by the Trustees
Parties: Thomas Watson Bagehot, James Hamblin, William Bond Paul, John Prankherd Other names include: Mark Chant, Joseph
Hamblin, Walter Johnson, George Palmer, Joseph Richards, James Willim Document signed by: X The Mark of James Hamblin
Receipt for repayment signed by: Thomas Watson Bagehot, William Bond Paul,
John Prankherd Witnesses: G B Minty (main document), James Millard
(endorsed receipt) |
Hamblin |
Bagehot |
Paul |
Prankerd |
Chant |
Johnson |
Palmer |
Richards |
Willim |
Minty |
Millard |
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616 |
1845 |
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A
vellum Indenture on three large sheets measuring 75 cm x 57 cm approx An
unexecuted Deed to accompany a Conditional Surrender of Customary Hereditaments held of the Manor of Taunton Dean, Somerset
and Further Charge of other Customary hereditaments
for securing the aggregate sum of £5600 and interest dated February 1845
Although unexecuted, the Indenture gives a good deal of information regarding
property in the area, some of which is situated in the tithings
of Naylesbourne, Kingston and North Fulford Parties: Samuel COGAN, John NORRIS Other names
include: Lady Christian Hennitta Caroline Aclands, Elizabeth Kitty Ackland,
James Bryant, Thomas Bult, Thomas Sminey Bult, Elizabeth Burridge, Richard Chappell, Susannah Clement, Elizabeth
Jane Cogan, John Cogan, Mary Cogan, Thomas Cogan, William Cogan, Baldwin
Deacon, John Ingram, John Knight, Thomas Knight, Richard Mead, Sir Halswell Tynte Condition: Good |
Cogan |
Norris |
Aclands |
Bryant |
Bult |
Burridge |
Chappell |
Clement |
Deacon |
Ingram |
Knight |
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617 |
1843 |
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A
vellum Indenture on three large sheets measuring 77 cm x 59 cm approx Lease for
15 years of a farm called Overland and Joyces in
the Parish of Trull, Somerset dated 8 September
1843 Parties: George King CHAPMAN, Richard DUNN, Richard Venn DUNN, Thomas
Tanner HARRIS, Joan HART, Elizabeth ROBERTS, Emma Matilda ROBERTS, Louisa
ROBERTS Other names include: Thomas Abrahams, Robert Buncombe, John Colman,
George Matthew, John Stephens, Samuel Wilment
Document signed by: Thomas Tanner Harris, Louisa Roberts, Emma Matilda
Roberts, Richard Dunn, Joan Hart Witnesses:
John Ireland Cooper, Charles Harris Condition: Stained and fading on
folds |
Chapman |
Dunn |
Harris |
Hart |
Roberts |
Abrahams |
Buncombe |
Colman |
Matthew |
Stephens |
Wilment |
Cooper |
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618 |
1907 |
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This
is a vellum hand written document dated 1907 and relating to the Mortgage of
freehold hereditaments in Oakfield Road Frome
Somerset between Captain William Shayne Ryall, an
honorary Captain in His Majesties Army and M N inman
Esq an archectectural suveyor. Also
mentioned are Charles Nathaniel Barton a physician
and surgeon, Charles Ryall, James Peacock Frederick
Adlam, W Mitchell and John G Cray. The document is
quite lengthy and covers 5 sides of vellum. |
Ryall |
Inman |
Barton |
Peacock |
Adlam |
Mitchell |
Cray |
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619 |
1785 |
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BATCOMBE:
Release of lands and buildings in Batcombe,
Somerset, between His Grace the most Noble James Duke of Chandos,
Lord of the Manor of Batcombe, Thomas Graham of
Lincolns Inn, and Grace Oatley of Batcombe. Includes a printed Schedule of deeds, these
being lands formerly of the will of Sir Thomas Bridges in 1705. Signature of
the Duke of Chandos. Dated 24 June 1785 in the 25th
year of the reign of King George III Property: All that
tenement, the room called The Hall, the chambers over the Hall, and a little
room adjoining, all which rooms were erected by John Elliot. Also the barn
and a close of pasture called Home Close, and one other called Skibsbury, all in Ashcombe in
the parish of Batcombe. Also a number of other
named closes and fields in Batcombe. Medium:
Printed with manuscript insertions in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing,
folds and rubbed text. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80cm |
Chandos |
Graham |
Oatley |
Bridges |
Elliot |
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620 |
1824 |
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A
small single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 48.5 cm x 42 cm approx Demise
of a house on the north side of the High Street, Glastonbury dated 24 March
1824 Parties: Richard Periam PRAT, gentleman, of
Glastonbury and Thomas SWANTON, yeoman of Glastonbury Other names include:
Jonathan Payne NEWMAN, John Fry REEVES, George SELLY Document signed by:
Thomas SWANTON Witnesses: Samuel PRAT Condition: Good |
Prat |
Swanton |
Newman |
Reeves |
Selly |
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621 |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM Oxfordshire KITCHIN > PRESTIDGE 1825 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE IV - 181 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE KITCHEN OF BARFORD IN
THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD
FRANCIS ALEXANDER FREEMAN OF THE BOROUGH OF TAMWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD AND HARIET HIS WIFE OF THE SECOND PART THE REVEREND HENRY ALFORD OF
WINGFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS CLERK AND THE REVEREND SAMUEL ALFORD OF
CURRY RIVELL IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND THE REVEREND THOMAS BRADLEY PAGETT
OF THE BOROUGH OF LEICESTER OF THE THIRD PART CORDELIA SOPHIA PAGETT OF THE
CITY OF LONDON OF THE FOURTH PART
ROBERT BAXTER OF DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND JOANNA MARIA HIS WIFE
AND THE SAID THOMAS BRADLEY PADGETT AND OTHERS OF THE SIXTH PART AND SEVENTH
PART AND JAMES PRESTIDGE OF CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD OF THE
EIGHTH PART . LIST OF FIELD NAMES. BEING THE DEED OF RELEASE FOR ALL THOSE
FOUR FIELDS OR CLOSES SITUATE AND BEING IN THE WEST END OF CHIPPING NORTON.
SIZE 31 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - - WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX
SEALS ~ ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT |
Kitchen |
Freeman |
Alford |
Pagett |
Baxter |
Prestidge |
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622 |
1864 |
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A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 76.5 cm x 58.5 cm approx Mortgage of four
cottages or tenements, garden ground and hereditaments
situate at Winterbourne Down, Winterbourne, Gloucestershire dated 10 August
1864, Thomas Pendock to Mrs Sylvia H Hodson The document also has a Transfer of Mortgage
endorsed on the back dated 30 October 1869, Mrs Sylvia H Hodson
to Messrs William Hunt and John Stallard Parties to
Main Document: Thomas PENDOCK,, of Winterborune,
Sylvia Halliday HODSON of Bristol Parties to
Endorsed Transfer: Sylvia Halliday HODSON, William
HUNT of the City of Bristol, John Weaver STALLARD of Widcombe,
Chewton Mendip, Somerset Other names include:
Joseph Blinman, Thomas Bryant, Francis Thomas
Chard(?), Sarah Evans, Rebecca Good, William Jones, Thomas Lewis, William
Lloyd, Jonathan Pendock, Robert Smith, Thomas
Walker, William Wilmott Document signed by: Thomas Pendock, Sylvia H Hodson,
William Hunt, John W Stallard Witnesses: William
Warne, Alfred E Bobbett Condition: Good |
Pendock |
Hodson |
Hunt |
Stallard |
Blinman |
Bryant |
Chard |
Evans |
Good |
Jones |
Lewis |
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623 |
1823 |
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A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 75 cm x 52 cm approx Appointment of a
close of land in Frog Lane in the parish of Huish Episcopi, Somerset dated 1 July 1823 Parties: William Yendole CATTLE, butcher; James ROBERTS, timber merchant;
John WARREN, gentleman all of Langport Eastover
Other names include: Edith Beedall, Philip Maine,
James Monk, Mary Powell, George Tilley, Robert Turner, Thomas Turner, John
Wyatt Document signed by: James Roberts Witnesses: J Warren Condition: Very
Good |
Cattle |
Roberts |
Warren |
Beedall |
Maine |
Monk |
Powell |
Tilley |
Turner |
Wyatt |
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Bloomsbury
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Recipe
Book.- Helyer family ( of Coker Court, Somerset )
Cookery/medical recipes, manuscript, 90pp. excluding blanks, in several
hands, 61pp. of cookery/medical recipes, 29pp. "A Catalogue of ye Books
at Newton Ferrers" (Devon), slightly browned,
original vellum, soiled, manuscript title on upper cover, tears at head and
tail of spine, folio, [late eighteenth - early nineteenth centuries]. An
interesting volume with many early recipes. Recipes
include: "To make a water for the Evill";
"The vertue of the aquamirabilis";
"Dr. Dring's Scurbutick
Ale"; "For the sting of a snake in man or beast"; "For
the stone"; "To Make Mrs Samson's Green Salve"; "To make
a lobster soope"; "To keep plumbs all ye
year"; "To make a calves foot puding";
"To make a rice puding"; "To make wesphelia Bacon" etc. |
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625 |
1816 |
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A
notice/policy for the Bath Sun Fire-Office of 4 Westgate Buildings dated 21st
September 1816. It contains a list of items
covered by the insurance and a list of conditions. On the bottom it has a list of
"Stations where engines are kept, and assistance may be had, in case of
fire", e.g. "Engine-House, Lower Borough-Walls", "The
Watch-House, Market-Place", "Messrs. Collet
and Falkner's, Horse-Street", etc.
On the reverse it has the Bath Sun Fire-Office logo and the following
has been handwritten: "No. 7764, Mr. Burgess, P.W. Little Green Street,
£3-0-0." |
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626 |
1875 |
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A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 74 cm x 55.5 cm approx A Conveyance
of a piece of land called Vicarage Close at Norton St Philip, Somerset dated
28 December 1875 Parties: Mary Anne PONTING, Widow, of Chatley
in the parish of Woolverton, Somerset to Reverend
Richard PALAIRET, clerk, of 16 Bennett Street, Bath Other names include:
Joseph Ponting (deceased son of Mary Anne Ponting) Document signed by: Mary Anne Ponting Witnesses: Thomas Ponting,
Solicitor, of Warminster Condition: There has been what looks like some water
damage on one of the folds, but otherwise quite good |
Ponting |
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627 |
1791 |
ebay |
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A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 69 cm x 51.5 cm approx A Lease to vest possession of
property in Olveston alias Oldston,
Gloucestershire dated 24 March 1791. Parties: Young
STURGE, leatherdresser, of Walcott, Somerset John
PLAYER, gentleman, of Tockington, Olveston, Glos Isaac
PLAYER, gentleman, of Hambrook, Winterbourne, Glos Thomas
STURGE, of Newington, Surrey Joseph
STURGE, gentleman, of Elberton, Glos Other
names include: Daniel Addis, John Bradford, Thomas Cox, John Gayner, Rowland Gayner, Ann Goldney, John Harris, John Orchard, Cesill
Sturge, John Sturge,
Joseph Sturge, Nathan Sturge,
William Tanner Document signed by: Young Sturge,
John Player, Isaac Player, Thomas Sturge Witnesses:
John Gayner, Nathaniel Good, Mark Harford, Thomas Horne, Joseph Naish,
Robert Nichols, Thomas Parsons Condition: A couple of stains but otherwise
good for age |
Sturge |
Player |
Addis |
Bradford |
Cox |
Gayner |
Goldney |
Harris |
Orchard |
Tanner |
Good |
etc |
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628 |
1861 |
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PAULTON:
Grant of a house in Newtown, Paulton, Somerset,
between John Hill of Paulton, gent, and Elijah Heal
of Coleford, coalminer. Dated 24 June 1861 in the
25th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A house built on the North
End of a close called Park Wall on the public road leading from Paulton to Farrington at a place called Newtown in Paulton. 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 |
Hill |
Heal |
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629 |
1671 |
ebay |
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NORTH
PETHERTON: Conveyance of land in North Petherton,
Somerset, between George Musgrave of North Newton in North Petherton, gent, and Robert Colthurst
of Huntworthy in the same parish. Dated 25 March
1671 in the 23rd year of the reign of King Charles II Property: All those
closes of arable or pasture land of 13 acres called Bidegoods
Smoabe Acre, Lynhams and barrs near Huntworthy in North Petherton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Toning and rubbed text in places. Only remnants of seal left.
Characteristics: Signature. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 60 cm |
Musgrave |
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WOOKEY
HOLE: Mortgage of the Wookey Hole Inn at Wookey Hole, in the parish of St Cuthbert, Wells,
Somerset, between Edmund Baker, carpenter and Innkeeper, Thomas Watson Bagshot and Thomas Paul. Dated 5 February 1853 in the
16th year of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A dwelling house called
the Wookey Hole Inn with garden at Wookey Hole. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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1824 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1824 Deed - Glastonbury, Somerset George IV Period Document A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 72 cm x 62 cm approx A Conveyance of a
house in the High Street in Glastonbury dated 25 March 1824, Mr R P Prat to Mr John Vincent Jnr
Parties: Reverend Richard PRAT, clerk, of Exmouth, Devon; Richard Periam
PRAT, gentleman, of Glastonbury; John
VINCENT the younger, tailor, of Glastonbury
Other names include: Jonathan Payne Newman, John Fry Reeves, George
Selly Document signed by: Richard Prat, Richard Periam Prat Witnesses: Samuel Prat, C S Glascott Condition:
Good for age |
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Vincent |
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1862 |
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LARGE
VELUM INDENTURE , DATED 5TH APRIL 1862, LEASE OF PLANTATION AND LAND BY
MURRAY WILLIAM MATHEWS, RALEIGH HOUSE PILTON, NR BARNSTABLE, DEVON, MURRAY ALEXANDER
MATHEWS OF TAUNTON, SOMERSET AND FREDERICK SMITH 19 ESSEX STREET, THE STRAND,
LONDON, MIDDLESEX, WITNESSED BY MATILDA JANE MATHEWS ALSO OF RALEIGH HOUSE,
PILTON ,DEVON. |
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633 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1853 Deed - Paulton, Somerset A single
sheet vellum Indenture measuring 49 cm x 43 cm approx bearing the seals of
William Rees-Mogg of Temple Cloud A Release of
houses and premises at Paulton, Somerset dated 6
September 1853 The document also includes some information relating to the
Last Will and Testament of Henry Watts, coal miner, of Paulton,
Somerset and has an endorsed Acknowledgement of Deeds by married women in
respect of Christian Ashman Parties:
Henry WATTS, mason, of Farrington Gurney, Somerset; Samuel WATTS, bricklayer,
of the City of London, John WATTS, coal miner, of Tredegar, Monmouthshire;
Frances WYATT (nee Watts), widow, of Paulton,
Somerset, Ann WYATT (nee Watts), widow, of High Littleton, Somerset; William
ASHMAN, labourer of Pontypool, Monmouthshire, Christian ASHMAN (nee Watts),
of Pontypool; Joseph ORAM, gentleman, of Bath Other names include: Benjamin
Ashley, Betty Watts, Henry Watts, James Whippie
Document signed by: X the mark of Henry Watts, Samuel Watts, X the mark of
John Watts, X the mark of Fanny Wyatt, X the mark of Ann Wyatt, X the mark of
William Ashman, X the mark of Christian Ashman Witnesses: William Rees Mogg, Solicitor, of Temple Cloud, Somerset and John
Short, Clerk to Mr Edwards, Pontypool Witnesses to Acknowledgement of Deeds
by married women: Alexander Edwards, E Edwards Condition: A little creased
otherwise good for age |
Watts |
Wyatt |
Ashman |
Oram |
Ashley |
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1822 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1822 Deed - Yatton, Somerset A single
sheet vellum Indenture measuring 67 cm x 44.5 cm approx A Lease for a year of
premises at Yatton, Somerset dated 27 September
1822 Parties: The Reverend Wadham PIGOTT, clerk, of Brockley
Court, Brockley, Somerset to Nicholas HELLIER,
yeoman, of Yatton,Somerset Other names include:
Joseph Blew Document signed by: Wadham Pigott Witnesses: Samuel Baker Condition: Good for age |
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635 |
1795 |
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BROCKHAMPTON,
BUCKLAND, HASELBURY, MAPPOWDER, YEOVIL: Solicitor's copy of an indenture of
the release of lands in Yeovil, Brockhamapton,
Buckland, Mappowder and Haselbury,
Somerset, between, William Woodrow of Piddle Trenthide,
gent, William Clark of Ringwood, gent and Robert Blake of Cookscourt,
Carey Street, St Clement Danes, gent. Solictors
copy on paper watermarked 1825 Dated 3 June 1795 Property: All that messuage or tenement called Bottoms and several closes of
land called Three Acres, Lowhills Woodhatch, Four Acres, and Greenmoore.
Also a house called Chawson or Chaveston
in Brockhampton, Buckland. Also many other lands in
Yeovil, Brockhampton, Mappowder,
Buckland and Haselburgh, Somerset. Medium:
Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures.
Revenue and tax stamps. 8 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 33 cm |
Woodrow |
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1801 |
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CHURCHILL,
STOCK: Lease of a house and lands at Stock, Churchill, Somerset, between,
George Penrose Seymour of Brockley, gent, John
Knowles of Wrington, carpenter and Thomas Harris of
Aldwick, Blaydon, yeoman. Dated 28 September 1801
in the 41st year of the reign of King George III Property: A house where William Hassell dwelt, afterwards Samuel Floors, and a close of
meadow or pasture called the Carr. Also a meadow called The Park, one called
The Park Orchard and others on Stock Lane in Stock in the parish of Churchill.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
47 by 63 cm |
Seymour |
Knowles |
Harris |
Hassell |
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637 |
1841 |
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OTHERY:
Conveyance of lands in Othery, Somerset, between,
John Burges of Stogumber, gent, James Burnell of Yeovil, linen draper, Samuel Keirle of Othery, yeoman and
John Winslade of Othery,
yeoman. Dated
20 October 1841 Property: A close of land in Eastfield,
one being part of the Kingsedgmoor Othery allotment, and another close at Penny Shride, all in Othery. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures
and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.):
60 by 70 cm |
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Burnell |
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Winslade |
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1825 |
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Indenture:
Lease for a year of a Tenement Garden & Orchard at Kingston(e)
Seymour - Somerset, in the possession of William Waldren
or his tenants, between John Durban of Kingston Seymour, Yeoman & William
Durban of the same and dated 16th September 1825. Unfortunately two of the
signatures & seals have been removed?, otherwise very good condition
Approx. size: 21-5/8" x 14-3/4" |
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1831 |
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Indenture:
Lease for a year of property in Chew Magna in Somerset between Samuel, John,
George & Mary Harford & William Weeks of
Stanton Drew? in Somerset, School Master - dated 5th
January 1831. Excellent condition Approx. size: 27" x 19-1/2".
Samuel (merchant) & John Harford of the City of
Bristol, George Harford of Chew Magna, Gentleman,
Mary Harford of Harwich in Suffolk, widow. Also
refers to Truman Harford deceased, late husband of
Mary? Refers to the will of Anne Harford, late
mother and James Harford, late father of Samuel.
Refers to a Mary Harford of Chew Magna, spinster.
Also mentions Sarah Lury?;
Philip Parker, Sophia Parker his wife and The Reverend Thomas Shrapnel Biddulph of Cleeve Court in
Somerset. Witnessed by William Powell Hevingham. I
have saved copies of the images of this document. |
Harford |
Weeks |
Lury |
Parker |
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1831 |
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Conveyance
between Samuel, John, George & Mary Harford
& William Weeks - dated 6th January 1831. For a dwellinghouse
& lands at Chew Magna, Somerset Two pages Water damaged but still legible
Approx. size: 30-1/2" x 23" Names many of the same persons as the
previous document. |
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1831 |
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Indenture:
Lease for a year between William Weeks of Stanton Drew, Schoolmaster &
the Reverend Thomas Tregenna Biddulph
of the City of Bristol, Clerk & the Reverend Thomas Shrapnell
Biddulph of Cleeve Court
in Yatton, Somerset, Clerk - dated 24th January
1831. Thomas Tregenna Biddulph
(1763-1838) was born in Worcestershire in 1763 and died at his residence, in
St. James’s Square, Bristol on Saturday the 19th May 1838 at the age of 75.
He was appointed Curate of St James, Bristol in 1799 and in 1833 took the
funeral service of the Evangelical philanthropist Hannah More (1745-1833).
Excellent condition Approx. size: 26-3/4" x 17-1/2" Mentions land
in the occupation of John Pew or Pow & of John
Peters. Refers to the Monors of Chew and North Elm. |
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1788 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1788 Deed - North Petherton, Somerset A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 82 cm x 61 cm approx An Assignment of
a cottage or dwellinghouse, garden or orchard
ground at Moorland in the parish of North Petherton,
Somerset dated 10 May 1788 Parties: John Chapman MARSH, gentleman, of Croscombe, Somerset and Hannah his wife (nee
PARSONS); William CHAPPELL, yeoman, of
North Petherton;
Thomas MASTERS, staymaker, of North Petherton Other names mentioned include: James Burge,
Susannah Derham, William Derham,
Thomas Haberfield, George Parker, Richard Parsons,
James Woolcott Document signed by: John Chapman
MARSH, Hannah MARSH, William CHAPPELL Witnesses: William Kinglake,
Robert Webber Condition: A little staining otherwise good for age |
Marsh |
Parsons |
Chappell |
Masters |
Burge |
Denham |
Haberfield |
Parker |
Woolcott |
Kinglake |
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1828 |
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YATTON:
Lease of the Prince of Orange Inn, Yatton,
Somerset, between Sarah Plumby of Yatton, Widow and James Parsons of Yatton,
Gent. Dated 24 March 1828
Property: A house called the Prince of Orange Inn in the parish
of Yatton. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Very Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 55 cm |
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1871 |
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WESTON
SUPER MARE: Conveyance of a house in Weston Super Mare, Somerset, between
John Cox of Weston Super Mare, Esquire, John Podger
of Weston Super Mare, Innholder and Samuel Summerhayes of Weston Super Mare, Innholder.
Dated 28 September 1871
Property: A dwelling house in Railway Parade in Weston Super
Mare next to the Foresters Arms Inn. 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 |
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1897 |
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1897
The Last Will and Testament of Charles
Boileau Templer. When he
died he was living in Handel House, Hill Road Clevedon,
in the county of Somerset, formerley of the Belgrave Hotel, Torquayin the
county of Devon, "I appoint Alexander C. Coutts Trotter of Bush Milton
Bridge, N.B." and his wife Alice Templer as
executors of the will, leaving two £1,000 legacies two his nieces, and the
residue to his wife. The neices were Mary Cooper,
widow of William Marsh Cooper late of her Majesties Consular service, China,
and Ada Scott, wife of Benjamin George Scott, also
of her Majesties Consular service in China. He also leaves "jewellery,
watches, clocks, ..pictures, prints, books, plate,
plates.."etc. to his wife. On the back of the
document are a number of company stamps, indicating that he had a number of
exotic investments, such as "The Oriental Gas Company Limited",
"The Jokai (Assam) Tea Co. Ld"and the
" The Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company". Witnesses were
Briscoe Hooper of Torquay and J.C.Shobbrook, his
clerk. The seal is present and grant of probate is attatched.
Condition is good. Dimensions approx 370mm.
by 595mm |
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Trotter |
Cooper |
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1840 |
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1840
indenture Lion Inn Timberscombe Somerset 2 red
seals An
indenture concerning a further charge regarding premises called the Allers and a pub previously called the Boot Inn but now
called the Lion Inn in Timberscombe, Somerset. The
parties involved are William Floyde and his wife
Elizabeth on the first part to the Reverend Thomas Bealy. On
2 large sheets of vellum each measuring 2 feet 6 and a 1/2
inches by 2 feet, the vellum is in very good condition. In beautiful
handwritten script throughout that is claer and
easy to read. There is nice calligraphy around the words This Indenture
including decoration showing the royal standard with crown above and Latin
inscription around. At the foot of the document there are two well made red
wax seals each with an ornate letter B. The 2 seals each have a signature by
them and there are a further 7 signatures on the reverse. There are also 2
blue duty stamps, a one pound stamp and a two pound stamp each with a piece
of silver attached. There are also 4 ink stamps, two of which show the name
BATH. |
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1886 |
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A
two page indenture dated 7th December 1886 between The Reverend Sidney George
Gillum of Kewstoke (Clerk
in Holy Orders) and Eliza Harris of Kewstoke
(widow) relating to property at Milton Batch, Kewstoke. Has one seal and signature with four
revenue stamps. Has been folded and is
a bit grubby. |
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1788 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1788 Deed - Evercreech, Somerset A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 67 cm x 55.5 cm approx being a Deed
of Gift dated 2 February 1788 of a former Malthouse
then a dwellinghouse or tenament
with garden next to the Bell Inn together with land at Stoney
Stratton Parties: Elizabeth CLARKE widow of Evercreech
to Mary CLARKE widow of Evercreech Other names
mentioned include: Betty Gregory Clarke, Casbert
Clarke, James Clarke Document signed by: X The mark of Elizabeth Clarke
Witnesses: Joseph Boyce, W Higgins Condition: A little browned with age,
otherwise good |
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1829 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1829 Deed - Bristol A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring
68.5 cm x 43.5 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a plot of ground and messuage situate in Spring Garden in the parish of Temple
otherwise Holy Cross, Bristol dated 28 September 1829 Parties: John LANGLEY,
late of Bristol, then of Abbots Leigh, Somerset; William MULLIS of St Columb,
Cornwall; Robert POOLE of Tower
Street, Bristol Other names mentioned include: John Baker, Lewis Cannon,
Thomas Howard Cooper, Thomas Davey, George Fatt,
Lazarus Jacobs, Sarah Merrick, Abraham Thrall, Peter Whiting, William
Williams, Thomas Wintle Document signed by: John
Langley, William Mullis Witnesses: Joseph Norway of St Columb,
Cornwall Condition: Slight browning and staining with age otherwise good |
Langley |
Mullis |
Poole |
Baker |
Cannon |
Cooper |
Davey |
Fatt |
Jacobs |
Merrick |
Thrall |
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1791 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1791 Deed - Olveston, Gloucestershire A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 85 cm x 66 cm approx being a
Conveyance of lands in Olveston, Gloucestershire
dated 25 March 1791, Mr Young Sturge and others to
Mr Joseph Sturge This document is particularly
unusual as the property comes with the encumbrance of "one annuity of
ten shillings for preaching a sermon in the Parish Church of Olveston aforesaid on the five and twentieth day of
December for ever" (Is this still valid!!)
Parties: Young STURGE of Walcot, Somerset; John PLAYER of Tockington,
Gloucestershire; Isaac PLAYER of Hambrook, Winterbourne, Gloucestershire; Thomas STURGE of Newington, Surrey; Joseph STURGE of Elberton, Gloucestershire
Other names mentioned include: Daniel Addis, John Bradford, Thomas Cox, John Gayner, Rowland Gayner, Ann Goldney, John Harris, John Orchard, Cisill
Sturge, John Sturge,
Joseph Sturge, Nathan Sturge,
William Tanner Document signed by: Young Sturge,
John Player, Isaac Player, Thomas Sturge Witnesses:
Mark Harford, Nathaniel Good, Thomas Parsons,
Robert Nicholls, Thomas Horne, Joseph Naish, John Gayner Condition: A couple of holes on the folds
otherwise good for age |
Sturge |
Player |
Addis |
Bradford |
Cox |
Gayner |
Goldney |
Harris |
Orchard |
Tanner |
Harford |
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1859 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1859 Deed - Charlton, Shepton Mallet,
Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 67 cm x 51 cm approx A
Conveyance in fee of a close of land called Barn Close and Cathays at Charlton in the parish of Shepton
Mallet, Somerset dated 19 December 1859. Parties: Christopher WELCH, Esquire
of Shepton Mallet to William BIDE, glove
manufacturer, of Yeovil Other names mentioned include: Mrs Orledge Document signed by: Christopher Welch Witnesses:
John Phillis Condition: Creased on fold line
otherwise quite good |
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Bide |
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1826 |
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An
1826 indenture concerning the release from inheritance and sale of a garden
and orchard called the Alders situated in the parish of Timberscombe,
Somerset. The persons involved are James Callaway releasing and selling the
land for £100 to William Floyde and his Trustee
Charles Rowcliffe (further details about each
person involved are given). The size of the land is given and details
regarding how Mr. Rowcliffe's role as trustee
works. The document goes on to give an extensive account of the legal
obligations and requirements of the various persons involved. One
one sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 2 inches by 2
feet 1 inch, the vellum is in excellent condition, except for slight
discolouration due to age. Written in beautiful handwritten script throughout
that is claer and easy to read. Indented along the
top, there is nice calligraphy around the words This Indenture including
decoration showing the Royal standard with crown above and Latin inscription
around. At the foot of the document there is a solid red wax seal with a
signature next to it with a further 3 signatures on the reverse. On the side
there is a blue one pound ten shillings duty stamp with a piece of silver
attached and an ink stamp with crown. |
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1826 |
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An
1826 indenture concerning the lease for a year of a garden and orchard called
the Alders situated in the parish of Timberscombe,
Somerset. The persons involved are James Callaway leasing the land to William
Floyde, (further details about each person involved
are given). The size of the land is given along with an account of the legal
obligations and requirements of the two persons involved. This
indenture was written a day before the other indenture dated 1826 that is
listed refering to the same piece of land. Where
having been leased in this indenture the land is then sold to Wiliam Floyde in the other
indenture. One
one sheet of vellum measuring 1 foot 9 inches by 1
foot 1 inch, the vellum is in exceptionally good condition. Written in
beautiful handwritten script throughout that is clear and easy to read.
Indented along the top, there is nice calligraphy around the words This
Indenture including decoration showing the Royal standard with crown above
and Latin inscription around. At the foot of the document there is a solid
red wax seal with a signature next to it with a further signature on the
reverse. On the side there is a blue one pound duty stamp with a piece of
silver attached. |
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1888 |
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SMALL
2 PAGE VELLUM INDENTURE OF 1888 MADE BETWEEN HENRY HIGGINS OF BATH &
THOMAS HARDING HALL OF THE CROWN INN AT BLUNSDON, UK. MEASURES c15.5 inches x
10 inches WRITTEN IN BLACK INK ON HEAVY DUTY CREAM VELLUM WITH RED WAX SEAL
& ONE SHILLING STAMPS. |
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1834 |
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BISHOPS
LYDSARD (Lydeard?): Lease of the Bole Inn and
Bishops Lydsard, Somerset, between William Henry
Alexander late of Bishops Lydsard, Innholder, and James Saunder of
Taunton Saint Mary Magdalen, Haberdasher and
hosier. Dated 1 December 1834 in the 5th year of the reign of King William IV
Property: The Bole Inn with garden malthouse and oasthouses and a plot of ground called the Green or
Square near to the Inn with the Pound thereon in Bishops Lydsard.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Very Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 60cm |
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1827 |
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WINCANTON:
Mortgage of land and 4 cottages in Wincanton, Somerset, between Charles Hutchings
of Wincanton, shopkeeper, and William Bye, gent. Dated 21 December 1827 in
the 8th year of the reign of King George IV Property: A meesuage
on the Northside of a Street leading to the Upper
turnpike, and 4 cottages adjoining on the East Side of lands in the
possession of John Jeanes then Samuel Bengefield, all in Wincanton. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
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Bye |
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1854 |
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THIS
IS A VERY UNUSUAL INDENTURE DEED, WHICH PROCLAIMS THE ABILITY FOR A MARRIED WOMEN TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO OWN AND CONVEY
TITLE TO A PIECE OF LAND. CHARLOTTE,
THE WIFE OF JAMES ELLIOTT, IN SOMERSET COUNTY, PRODUCED THE COPY OF A DEED IN
1854 BETWEEN JANE GOULD NUTCOMBE OSCENHAM AND JANE GEORGIANA,THOMAS THELLUSSON CARTER AND MARY ANN, HIS WIFE. I
PURCHASED THIS INDENTURE AND SEVERAL OTHERS IN AN AUCTION MANY YEARS
AGO. THEY WERE IN A LEATHER ARTIST'S
CASE FROM THE 1800'S. THIS INDENTURE
IS THE ONLY PIECE IN THIS PARTICULAR AUCTION.
iT SEEMS TO BE ON A
VELLUM MATERIAL AND HAS A PIN THROUGH THE UPPER LEFT. THE SIZE OF THE
INDENTURE IS 10 5/8" x 13 1/4".
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1836 |
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AN
Indenture of Release dated the 29th December 1836 and made between Francis
Gill of Axminster Devon Grocer and Catharine his
wife of the first part George Hone of the same place and Mary his wife and
James Phippen of Kilmington
Grocer and Ann his wife Samuel Strong Gamis of Axminster Draper
and Hannah his wife of the Second Part
Ince Gamis of
Yeovil Toy Dealer of the Third part and William Porter of Yeovil Bookseller
of the fourth part All That the site of a messuage dwellinghouse shop and premises situate on Castle Hill at
Axminster in the County of Devon and near the
Market Place there lately destroyed by fire Which said dwellinghouse
was bounded on the north by the public Street on the South by the Stables of
the 'Bell Inn' now also burt down. The Indenture
actually comprises of 2 Indentures and altogether 3 parchments. The Documents are in excellent condition
and all readable. There are 12 wax seals
at the foot and the Document is signed by all parties to the parchments, The
largest parchment measures 30 inches by 24 inches and the smallest Indenture
measures 24 inches by 15 inches. |
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Hone |
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1761 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1761 Deed - The Bell Inn, Bishops Lydeard,
Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 64.5 cm x 46 cm approx
being a Release of the Bell Inn premises in Bishops Lydeard,
Somerset dated 2 December 1761 Parties: Richard ROSSITER of Bishops Lydeard; John
FRAUNCEIS of Combe Florey, Somerset Other names
mentioned include: Robert Body, Richard Hare Document signed by: Richard Rossiter Witnesses: Thomas Cridland,
John Maunder Condition: Two small holes otherwise good for age |
Rossiter |
Fraunceis |
Body |
Hare |
Cridland |
Maunder |
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660 |
1873 |
ebay |
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An
Indenture of Conveyance dated the 15th day of February 1873 made Between
Hannah Price of Eldon Place in the Parish of Saint David in the County of the
City of Exeter of the first part John Trask of Montacute in the County of Somerset and also of Fairfield
House Westbury in the County of Wilts Esquire and George Westlake Mitchell
formerly of Axminster
in the County of Devon Wine Merchant and also of Taunton in the County of
Somerset of the Second part and Henry White of Axminster
aforesaid Grocer of the third part The Conveyance purported to convey All
That dwellinghouse shop yard and premises situate
on Castle Hill near the Market Place Axminster and
a further dwellinghouse situate near the Shambles Axminster erected and Built by Samuel Strong Gamis And Also All that piece of land used by both messuages upon which stood a dwellinghouse
since burnt down and situate at the rear of the 2 dwellinghouses
The Indenture is a Double parchment Deed and is in excellent condition and
measures 29 inches by 23 inches. It is
signed by 3 parties and has wax seals at the foot |
Price |
Trask |
Mitchell |
White |
Gamis |
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661 |
1840 |
ebay |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1840 Deed - Yeovil, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring
58 cm x 40 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage
or tenement, burgage and Inn called The Sun situate
in Grope Lane (now Wine Street) in Yeovil, Somerset dated 23 December
1840 Parties: William BIDE of
Yeovil; Samuel DEAN of Yeovil; Thomas LEMON of Yeovil Other names
mentioned include: Edmund Batten, John
Batten, Lionel Farley, Sarah Leverage, Henry Lillington, Mary Nossiter Document signed by: Thomas Lemon, Samuel Dean
Witnesses: H M Watts Condition: Very good |
Bide |
Dean |
Lemon |
Batten |
Farley |
Leverage |
Lillington |
Nossiter |
Watts |
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662 |
1883 |
ebay |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1883 Deed - Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 65 cm x 50 cm approx being a Transfer of Mortgage of a messuage land and hereditaments
called Bucklesbury in the parish of Hawkesbury,
Gloucestershire for securing £500 and interest dated 9 February 1883. There is also an attached Memorandum
concerning the interest on the Mortgage Parties: Frederick COLLINS of 21 Walcot Street, Bath;
James ROBINSON of Alderley, Gloucestershire
(formerly of Hawkesbury) Other names mentioned include: Raymond Harris Collins, William Giles
Collins, Nathanial Walls Document signed by: James Robinson, Frederick
Collins Witnesses: Arthur H Chanter Condition: Good |
Collins |
Robinson |
Walls |
Chanter |
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663 |
1827 |
ebay |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1827 Deed - Burrow, Othery, Somerset A
single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 68.5 cm x 50.5 cm approx being a
Lease for a year of a messuage or dwelling house
formerly an Inn called Burrow Inn and lands situate in Burrow in the parish
of Othery, Somerset dated 26 November 1827 Parties:
Thomas Bathe PERRY of Burrow, Othery,
Somerset; Robert Hooper SCOTT of North
Curry, Somerset Other names mentioned include: John Crossman, Richard Leakey,
Elizabeth Bathe Perry, John Bathe Perry, Robert Bathe Perry, Dame Ann Tynte, Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tyne, Jane Tynte, John Kemeys Tynte Document signed
by: Thomas Bathe Perry Witnesses: Mary Bridge, Mary Scott Condition: Very
good |
Perry |
Scott |
Crossman |
Leakey |
Tynte |
Bridge |
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664 |
1839 |
1261 |
Lease
of the Bell Inn at Bishops Lydeard, Somerset,
between James Sander of Taunton Saint Mary Magdalen,
haberdasher and hosier, and Sarah his wife, and William Hewett of Nortonfitzwarren, brewer and maltster. All that Inn
called the Bell Inn with garden, malthouse, and a
plot of land called The Green, in the parish of Bishops Lydeard. |
Hewett |
Sander |
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665 |
1857 |
1122 |
Assignment
of land held of the manor of Shepton Mallet,
Somerset, between Charles Rawlinson Wainwright and William Bide of Yeovil,
glove manufacturer. Thirteen acres of
land, meadow or pasture, called Evans's formerly holden
of the manor of Shepton Mallet. |
Bide |
Wainwright |
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666 |
1835 |
1124 |
Lease
of land in Tiverton, Somerset, for a brewhouse,
between Robert Simpson of Bath, gent, Margaretta
Christina Simpson his wife, and Thomas Strange of Tiverton, cooper. With
outline plan. A plot of ground in Tiverton on the
Bath to Bristol Turnpike Road to the North, a brook on the West and a road
leading to Hales Farm on the East. Thomas Strange was to build a cottage and brewhouse on the land. |
Simpson |
Strange |
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667 |
1826 |
1125 |
Assignment
of a piece of land and house in Newtown, Paulton,
Somerset, between Simon Gregory of Paulton,
coalminer, Richard Watts, coalminer and Mary his wife, James Hancock of
Dunkerton, labourer, Joseph Dando of Paulton, coalminer, and Ann his wife, and William Sims,
carpenter. A plot of land on the North
side of a close called Park Wall and adjoining the public road from Paulton to Farrington.
And a house built by James Gregory in Newtown, Paulton. |
Dando |
Gregory |
Hancock |
Sims |
Watts |
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668 |
1903 |
1126 |
Grant
of a house in Stonegate Road on the Ashton View
Estate, Bedminster, Bristol, between William Paines
Kingston of Long Ashton, gent, and Albert Henry Gage of Ashgrove
Road, Bedminster. All
that plot on the Ashton View Estate numbered 39 on the plan having
frontage to Ashgrove Road, at Bedminster, Bristol. |
Gage |
Kinston |
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669 |
1861 |
1201 |
Grant
of a house in Newtown, Paulton, Somerset, between
John Hill of Paulton, gent, and Elijah Heal of Coleford, coalminer.
A house built on the North End of a close called Park Wall on the
public road leading from Paulton to Farrington at a
place called Newtown in Paulton. |
Heal |
Hill |
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670 |
1871 |
1123 |
Conveyance
of the Coxley Pound Inn between Robert Brice of Coxley, Wells, writer, and Charles Hall of Coxley, innkeeper.
The Coxley Pound Inn with stables,
outhouses, etc., in Coxley (wrongly described as
"Foxley" in the indenture) in the parish
of St Cuthbert in Wells on the Northside of the
Turnpike Road from Wells to Glastonbury.
Also a parcel of land on the opposite side of the road numbered 2652
and 2145 on the Tithe map. Also a
piece of meadow called Burgehams. |
Hall |
Rice |
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671 |
1841 |
1302 |
Conveyance
of lands in Othery, Somerset, between, John Burges
of Stogumber, gent, James Burnell
of Yeovil, linen draper, Samuel Keirle of Othery, yeoman and John Winslade
of Othery, yeoman.
A close of land in Eastfield, one being part
of the Kingsedgmoor Othery
allotment, and another close at Penny Shride, all
in Othery. |
Burges |
Burnell |
Keirle |
Winslade |
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672 |
1795 |
1312 |
Solicitor's
copy of an indenture of the release of lands in Yeovil, Brockhamapton,
Buckland, Mappowder and Haselbury,
Somerset, between, William Woodrow of Piddle Trenthide,
gent, William Clark of Ringwood, gent and Robert Blake of Cookscourt,
Carey Street, St Clement Danes, gent. Solictors
copy on paper watermarked 1825 All that messuage or
tenement called Bottoms and several closes of land called Three Acres, Lowhills Woodhatch, Four Acres,
and Greenmoore.
Also a house called Chawson or Chaveston in Brockhampton,
Buckland. Also many other lands in
Yeovil, Brockhampton, Mappowder,
Buckland and Haselburgh, Somerset. |
Blake |
Clark |
Woodrow |
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673 |
1874 |
1442 |
Lease
of the Railway Hotel, Weston Super Mare, Somerset, between John Bath of
Weston Super Mare, Licensed Victualler and Susan Goulding
of Ebbw Vale, Spinster. All that messuage or dwelling house and Inn in Weston Super Mare,
called the Railway Hotel, with assembly rooms, wine and spirit, tap, stables,
coachouse, lofts, cellars. |
Bath |
Goulding |
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674 |
1832 |
1444 |
Mortgage
of the Dolphin Inn at Uphill, Somerset, between John Jones of Uphill, Wharfinger and John Broadrick
of Bristol, Ship Owner. A house called
the Dolphin Inn with buildings and land formerly part of the Glebe of Uphill,
no. 29 in the Inclosure Award. |
Broadrick |
Jones |
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675 |
1846 |
1486 |
Assignment
of leasehold premises in Pipe Lane, Bristol, Somerset, between Sarah Taylor
of Bristol, Spinster, William Taylor of Bristol, Gent, William Frayne of
Bristol, Accountant, Mathew Perkins of Bristol, Gent and Emma Lewis of
Bristol, Widow. Two houses used as one
called John Taylor's tenement with garden in Pipe Lane leading from Saint Augustines Place to Frogmore Street in the parish of St
Augustine, Bristol. |
Frayne |
Lewis |
Perkins |
Taylor |
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676 |
2878 |
1538 |
Mortgage
of Lady Mead Farm at Stock, Churchill, Somerset, between William Petheram of Brockley, Yeoman
and William Parker of Wrington, Yeoman. A farm of 40 acres called Lady Mead Farm at
Stock in the parish of Churchill. |
Parker |
Petheram |
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677 |
1871 |
1619 |
Conveyance
of a house in Weston Super Mare, Somerset, between John Cox of Weston Super Mare,
Esquire, John Podger of Weston Super Mare, Innholder and Samuel Summerhayes
of Weston Super Mare, Innholder. A dwelling house in Railway Parade in
Weston Super Mare next to the Foresters Arms Inn. |
Cox |
Podger |
Summerhayes |
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678 |
1796 |
1769 |
A
final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands
in North Petherton, Somerset, between Edmund Anderdon, Robert Proctor Anderdon,
and Elizabeth his wife, Hester Parnell, John Bampton,
Sarah Pow and Ann Bishop. Two messuages, 2
Tofts, 1 water grist mill, 2 cottages, 3 gardens, orchards and lands in North
Petherton. |
Anderdon |
Bampton |
Bishop |
Parnell |
Pow |
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679 |
1850 |
1121 |
Conveyance
of a cottage and land in Doulting, Somerset,
between Henry Hall of Baston, Oxfordshire, George
Brice, stockingmaker, George Green of Stokes St
Michael, yeoman, William Bide of Yeovil, glove manufacturer, George Norman of
Shepton Mallet, and George Mackenzie Mackay. All that house and parcel of arable land
called the Batch with outhouses and pig styes in Doulting. |
Bide |
Brice |
Green |
Hall |
Mackay |
Norman |
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680 |
1845 |
1115 |
Conveyance
of lands near the churchyard, Batcombe, Somerset,
between Robert White of Ditcheat, Stephen White of Batcombe, William White of Westcombe,
Richard White of New York, Mary White, Hannah White and Elizabeth White, and
John George of Batcombe, innholder. Two cottages near the church yard belonging
to the parish church of Batcombe with an orchard
and garden. |
George |
White |
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681 |
1878 |
1605 |
Mortgage
of closes of land at West Zoyland and Othery, Somerset, between Rev. Edwin Godson of Borough
Bridge, Lyng, Clerk, and Emily his wife. and Albert Henry Hole of Stawell,
Gent. All that close
of meadow or Pasture lying at Barrow Drove parcel of a tenement called Hoopers in West Zoyland (no 997
on Tithe Map). Also land at Little Barrow
Drove in Othery. |
Godson |
Hole |
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682 |
1822 |
985 |
Conveyance
of land in Walcot, Somerset, between John Pile late
of Soho now Chiswell Street, Finsbury Square, John
Fraser of Richmond Buildings, Soho, gent, George Sharland
of Bath, draper and taylor, and John Frankham of Walcot,
Somerset. All that land in Walcot on a road from Chalcombe
to Bath. |
Frankham |
Fraser |
Pile |
Sharland |
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683 |
1870 |
236 |
A
five page conveyance of two pieces of land in Norton St Philip, Somerset,
between The Reverend Richard Palairet of Norton St
Philip, clerk, James Coombs, yeoman, and The Reverend Charles Palairet, clerk.
Two pieces of land in Norton St Philip called Middle Conigar and Upper Conigar. |
Coombs |
Palairet |
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684 |
1747 |
443 |
Release
of lands in Stock, Churchill, Somerset, between Samuel Webb of Iron Acton,
Gloucestershire, tanner, and John Cambe of Over
Langford in the parish of Churchill, gent.
A house and tenement where William Hassell
formerly dwelt and afterwards Samuel Foord, and also 56 acres of pasture land. Also other closes called the Oare, Stockwood, Seven Acres,
and others, all in Stock in the parish of Churchill. |
Cambe |
Webb |
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685 |
1826 |
662 |
Attested
copy of a lease for a year of a house and lands in Yeovil and other villages
in Somerset, between William Woodrow of Piddle Trenthide,
Dorset, and Robert Blake of Cooks Court, St Clements, Middlesex,
gentleman. <P>Original dated 2
June 1795. A house, barn, stables,
garden and orchard and several lands called Bottoms in Marsh, Yeovil. Pasture called Lowhills;
a close called Floodhalf. Also many other parcels of land in Yeovil, Brockhampton, Buckland Newton and Haselbury. |
Blake |
Woodrow |
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686 |
1834 |
848 |
Lease
of the Bole Inn and Bishops Lydsard, Somerset,
between William Henry Alexander late of Bishops Lydsard,
Innholder, and James Saunder
of Taunton Saint Mary Magdalen, Haberdasher and
hosier. The Bole Inn with garden malthouse and oasthouses and a
plot of ground called the Green or Square near to the Inn with the Pound
thereon in Bishops Lydsard. |
Alexander |
Saunder |
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687 |
1827 |
911 |
Mortgage
of land and 4 cottages in Wincanton, Somerset, between Charles Hutchings of
Wincanton, shopkeeper, and William Bye, gent.
A meesuage on the Northside
of a Street leading to the Upper turnpike, and 4 cottages adjoining on the
East Side of lands in the possession of John Jeanes
then Samuel Bengefield, all in Wincanton. |
Bye |
Hutchings |
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688 |
1827 |
912 |
An
obligation bond where Charles Hutchings of Wincanton, Somerset, shopkeeper,
is firmly bound to William Bye of Wincanton for the sum of 440 Pounds in
relation to an indenture of mortgage for lands in Wincanton. Not given. |
Bye |
Hutchings |
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689 |
1872 |
1117 |
Conveyance
of a parcel of land in Burnham, Somerset, between John Board of Yatton, gent, Henry Howell Say, James Trish of
Bridgwater, postmaster, William Say, Henry Hicks Board of Clifton, corndealer, Thomas Board of Bath, bookseller, Charles
Robert Bate and John Cooper of Highbridge, Burnham,
publican. With small coloured plan. A parcel of land formerly orchard of one
acre at Highbridge in Burnham, bounded by the River
Brue and the road leading to the railway station. Also known as no. 979 on the tithe map. |
Bate |
Board |
Cooper |
Say |
Trish |
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690 |
1892 |
960 |
Conveyance
of 2 houses on St. Marks Road, St. George, Bristol, Somerset, between Thomas
Hobbs of St. Marks Road, Easton, and Frederick Brown of Graham Road, Easton.
Single coloured plan. Several plots of land with houses at the corner of St.
Marks Grove and fronting St. Marks Road in the parish of St. George, Bristol. |
Brown |
Hobbs |
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691 |
1847 |
1120 |
Assignment
of The Horse Shoes Inn at Bowlish in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, between Esther Gane of Bowlish, Ann Maria
Strode, and Henry Strode Penny, shopkeeper.
The Horse Shoes Inn with stables, outhouses, yards, garden, etc., in Bowlish. |
Gane |
Penny |
Strode |
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692 |
1841 |
987 |
Mortgage
of houses in Weston Zoyland, Somerset, between
George Wilton of Weston Zoyland, yeoman, and James Haviland of Bridgwater, surgeon. A tenement called Reeds in the village of
Weston Zoyland comprising a house with Bartous, garden, orchard, arable and pasture land
numbered 51, 52, 53 and 54 on the Tithe commutation map. |
Haviland |
Wilton |
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693 |
1833 |
988 |
Transfer
of mortgage on property in Othery, Somerset,
between William Temlett of Wiveliscombe,
gent, Susanna Aplin of Norton Fitzwilliam, Samuel Kebly Shattock, yeoman, James Burnall of Yeovil, line draper, and John Burges of Stogumber, gent. A
dwelling house with barn, batous, etc., and a close
of land in the Eastfield of 6 acres. Also other closes in the King Sedgmoor Othery allotment. Arable land in Pennyshide
and Carlake.
All in Othery. |
Aplin |
Burges |
Burnall |
Shattock |
Temlett |
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694 |
1699 |
1084 |
Mortgage
of lands in Batcombe, Somerset, between Samuell Millward and John Millward of Batcombe, Somerset,
clothiers, the Honourable Sir Thomas Bridges of Keynsham,
knight, and Samuell Boord
of Batcombe, gent.
All these closes of pasture called Horsehill
and Little Horsehill, Mead Wood and another close
of meadow in Batcombe. |
Boord |
Bridges |
Millward |
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695 |
1682 |
1086 |
Assignment
of lease for pasture in Beckington, Somerset,
between Banister Sly of Westbury, Wiltshire, cloth worker, and George Turner
of Pouley in Westbury, clothier. Four acres of pasture at Michelmore and on the Northside
of a close in the tenure of John Bayly called Broath, all in the parish of Beckington. |
Sly |
Turner |
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696 |
1671 |
1087 |
Conveyance
of lands in Beckington, Somerset, between John Ashe
of Teffont, Wiltshire, and Elizabeth Ashe of Freshford, widow, and John Horter
of Beckington, mercer. A tenement called Bigges
tenement, one orchard and land called Home Close, late in the occupation of
Alexander Webb. All that close of
arable land called Slades Close, one called Grayes Close, all in the parish of Beckington. Also a building now called the Workhouse. |
Ashe |
Horter |
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697 |
1804 |
1094 |
Lease
of the Bears Inn, Somerton, Somerset, between John Norton of Somerton, gent,
and James Sansom, Innholder. The Bears Inn in Somerton on the South Side
of the market place in the manor of Somerton, in the tenure of John Strode
and William Francis. |
Norton |
Sansom |
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698 |
1839 |
1100 |
Lease
of the Bell Inn in South Petherton, Somerset,
between Burchall Peren of
Cumpton Durville in South
Petherton, gent, John Nicholetts,
gent, and William Robert Tapscott of Ilminster, wine and spirit merchant. The Bell Inn in South Petherton
with dwelling house and cellar. |
Nicholetts |
Peren |
Tapscott |
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699 |
1870 |
1101 |
Deed
of Conveyance for the Bell Inn and 10 cottages in Bedminster, Bristol,
Somerset, between George Colthurst of Chew Magna,
gent, Thomas Hampton of Bristol, commercial traveller, and Charles Henry Berkely Rennolds, brass
founder. The Bell Inn with garden and
10 cottages adjoining on East Street Bedminster. |
Colthurst |
Hampton |
Rennolds |
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700 |
1815 |
1112 |
Lease
of a plot of land in Paulton, Somerset, between
Richard Watts of Paulton, common brewer, and Nancy
Gregory of Paulton, widow of Peter Gregory, coal
miner. A plot
of ground at the lower or North End of a close called Park Wall on the public
road from Paulton to Farrington. Also a house built by James Gregory, all of
which is situate at Newtown in the parish of Paulton. |
Gregory |
Watts |
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701 |
1843 |
1119 |
Conveyance
of a Cottage in East Pennard, Somerset, between
Edward Berkeley Napier of East Pennard, Lord of the
Manor, James Wallis, labourer, and John Martin of Lottisham
Green, farmer. A cottage and land in
East Pennard bounded on the East by land of Rev.
John Gale Thring and on the West by the Shepton Mallet to Ilchester
Turnpike Road, once part of the manor of East Pennard. |
Martin |
Napier |
Wallis |
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702 |
1671 |
1085 |
Conveyance
of lands in North Petherton, Somerset, between
George Musgrave of North Petherton, gent, and
Dorothy his wife, Robert Colthurst of Huntworthy, yeoman, William Durling,
yeoman, and John Ballum, yeoman. Two closes or parcels of arable land called
Bidyegoods lying in Dumnore. Also arable land called Smoke Acre, and
other lands called Barres, all in the parish of North Petherton
and Huntworthy. |
Ballum |
Colthurst |
Durling |
Musgrave |
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703 |
1891 |
1118 |
Conveyance
of land in Midsomer Norton, Somerset, between
Elizabeth Katherine Hollwey of Midsomer
Norton, Thomas Robert Ashman Green of Devonshire Cottage, Lynchcombe,
Charles Hollwey of Bristol, and George Coombs of Radstock, brewer. Nice plan of the property. Several
parcels of land in Smallcombe in the hamlet of Clandown, Midsomer Norton,
bounded by Duck Lane and the Fosseway. |
Commbs |
Green |
Hollwey |
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704 |
1823 |
913 |
Release
of mortgage of the New Inn in North Petherton,
Somerset, between Thomas Johnson of North Petherton,
Innholder, and Betty Warren of Taunton St. Mary Magdalen, widow.
An inn called the New Inn, North Petherton,
amongst chantry lands, and also land called Jefferys Acre lying amongst the lands there called Vowells lands. |
Johnson |
Warren |
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705 |
1866 |
1116 |
Conveyance
of the Priory Tavern and former Wells City Brewery in Wells, Somerset,
between William Inman Welsh of Wells and John Francis of Wells, haydealer. Detailed coloured plan of property. A house
called the Priory Tavern with large cellar and yard and a piece of ground
where a blacksmiths shop formerly stood in Saint John Street in Wells, with a
waggon house and stable in the occupation of Charles
Murrow. Also a large yard running to
Mill Lane and adjoining Saint John Bridge with buildings once used as the
Wells City Brewery. |
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1846 |
1114 |
Conveyance
of a house and Methodist Chapel at Clapton, Somerset, between Thomas
Caleb Hollwey of Clapton, gent. Ann Maria Hollwey, John Simes Pointing,
gent and William Rees Mogg of Cholwell,
gent. A house in Clapton in the parish
of Midsomer Norton with the Methodist Chapel,
Stable, Pighouse, Outhouse, garden and paddock. |
Hollwey |
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707 |
1864 |
1113 |
Conveyance
of 3 houses and land at Lottisham Green, Baltonsborough, Somerset, between William Martin of Lottisham, Ditcheat, yeoman,
Joseph Martin, yeoman, James Pearce and Levi Maidment
of East Pennard, carpenter. All those 3 houses lately occupied by
Solomon Higgins, James Wallis and Jacob Stickland,
erected by John Martin on a piece of garden, together with a close of orchard
land adjoining, all of which are at Lottisham Green
in the parish of Baltonsborough near the road from Lottisham to Baltonsborough. |
Maidment |
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Pearce |
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708 |
1755 |
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DOCUMENT
DATED 21st MAY 1755. THIS WAS, ACCORDING TO THE DOCUMENT, THE 28th YEAR OF
THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE SECOND. THE SURNAMES MENTIONED, THAT I CAN IDENTIFY, ARE,
I THINK, STRODE AND WHAT COULD BE
COFSINS (COLSINS) (John Cossins from the image).
THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET IS MENTIONED AS IS THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER
APPROXIMATE SIZE IS 26 INCHS TALL BY 30 INCHS WIDE. THE CONDITION IS FINE,
WITH JUST ONE VERY SMALL HOLE ABOUT THE DIAMETER OF A CIGARETTE. |
Strode |
Cossins |
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