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ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot No. |
Text |
Names |
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709 |
1810 |
1809 |
Assignment of lease on the
Mansion House, Bridgwater, Somerset, between John Hawkins of Bridgwater,
Joiner and William Richards of Bridgwater, Butcher. All that messuage in the North part of High
Street of Bridgwater formerly called the School House and now called the
Mansion House. Described in folio 143
of the Survey book of the Mayor Alderman and Burgesses. |
Hawkins |
Richards |
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710 |
1795 |
1798 |
Marriage Settlement (unsigned)
relating to the Crown Inn, Hinton Saint George, Somerset, between Elizabeth
Tett of Hinton Saint George, Spinster, Richard Bicknell of Hinton Saint
George, Yeoman, John Kendall of Hinton Saint George, Mercer and Francis Tett
of Crewkerne, Plumber. A messuage in
the Fore Street of Hinton St. George now called the Crown Inn. |
Bicknell |
Kendall |
Tett |
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711 |
1800 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1800 Deed -
Wincanton, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 59 cm x 41 cm
approx being a Lease for a year of several messuages or tenements and
premises situate in Wincanton, Somerset dated 10 January 1800 Parties: Edmund
HUSSEY of Wincanton and Jane his wife;
William HUSSEY of Frome, Somerset and Ann his wife; Robert HUSSEY of Lime Street, London and
Jane his wife; Levi LAWRENCE of Frome,
Somerset and Mary his wife (nee Hussey);
William WEBB of Tudor Street, Blackfriars, London Other names
mentioned include: Susannah Cox, Ann
Edwards, Charles Edwards, John Edwards, Mary Hussey (the mother), William
Hussey (the father), John Jeanes, Thomas King, Norman Mackleane(?), John
Milborne, Henry Wallis, Moses Walter, Robert Way Document signed by: Edmund
Hussey, Jane Hussey, William Hussey, Ann Hussey, Robert Hussey, Jane Hussey,
Levi Lawrence, Mary Lawrence Witnesses: J Frampton, J Berry Condition: Some
discolouration but intact |
Hussey |
Lawrence |
Webb |
Cox |
Edwards |
Jeanes |
King |
Mackleane |
Milborne |
Wallis |
Walter |
etc |
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712 |
1849 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1849 Deed -
Castle Cary, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 80 cm x 58 cm
approx being an Assignment of six tenements or dwelling houses situate in
Woodcock Street, Castle Cary, Somerset dated 1 January 1849 Parties: Henry
Augustus COLBY of Bruton, Somerset;
Isaac WHITE of Castle Cary Other names mentioned include: James Barber, Mrs Bond, John Chappell, John
Cooper, Robert Ellis, Thomas Francis, Mellior Lee, Mr Matthews, Mr Watts
Document signed by: H A Colby Witnesses: E Dyne, Bruton, Somerset Condition:
A couple of stains otherwise good |
Colby |
White |
Barber |
Bond |
Chappell |
Cooper |
Ellis |
Francis |
Lee |
Matthews |
Watts |
Dyne |
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713 |
1833 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1833 Deed -
Lulsgate Bottom, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 55.5 cm x
48 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a messuage tenement or dwelling
house lands and premises situate at Lulsgate Bottom, Somerset dated 22 March
1833 Parties: John LODGE of Wrington, Somerset (formerly of Felton,
Somerset); George MORGAN of Redhill,
Wrington, Somerset Other names mentioned include: John Baker, Ann Kelson Document signed by:
John Lodge Witnesses: Thomas Hamlin Condition: Good |
Lodge |
Morgan |
Baker |
Kelson |
Hamlin |
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714 |
1817 |
1818 |
Lease of the Prince of Orange
Inn, Yatton, Somerset, between Edward Colston Grevile of Bristol, Clerk,
Henry Brown of Brishington, Gent, Christopher Young of Yatton, Yeoman and
Sarah Plumly of Philadelphia Street, Bristol, Widow. A house and garden belonging to the Prince
of Orange Inn in Yatton. |
Brown |
Grevile |
Plumly |
Young |
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715 |
1812 |
1817 |
Assignment of a lease of the
Mansion House in Bridgwater, Somerset, between Charles Knight of Bridgwater,
Innholder and William Richards of Bridgwater, Butcher. All that messuage or house described in
folio 143 of the Survey Book of the Mayor Aldermen and Burgesses, situate on
the High Street and formerly called the School House, now Mansion House, in
Bridgwater. |
Knight |
Richards |
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716 |
1812 |
1973 |
Appointment of an estate in
Combe St. Nicholas, Somerset, between Betty Walter of City of London and
William Walter of City of London, Gent, deceased. A house with barns and garden, one close of
meadow, one close of arable or pasture in Stanway part of a tenement called
Carters in the manor of Combe Saint Nicholas, Somerset. |
Walter |
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717 |
1794 |
1956 |
Marriage Settlement on the
Crown Inn at Hinton St. George, Somerset, between Elizabeth Tett of Hinton
St. George, Spinster, Richard Bricknell of Hinton St. George, Yeoman, John
Rendell of Hinton St. George, Mercer and Francis Tett of Crewkerne, Plumber. The Crown Inn with dwelling house and
garden in Forest Street, Hinton Saint George. |
Bricknell |
Rendell |
Tett |
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718 |
1828 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1828 Deed -
Ilminster, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 61.5 cm x 44 cm
approx being a Lease for a year of The Angel and Crown Inn with the Brew
House, stable and plot of land and adjoining dwellinghouses and premises
situate in Ilminster, Somerset dated 13 February 1828. Also included is a
cottage "...which consisted of a kitchen, two little parlours, a Brew
House, cellars and four chambers with a court or garden behind the same
whereon a Malthouse stood All which last mentioned premises were heretofore
called by the name of The Royal Oak....." Parties: John SLATTER, malster
of Ilminster to William TAYLOR, innkeeper, of Ilminster Other names mentioned
include: Adam Bicknell, Adam Hallett,
Joan Hallett, Samuel Hallett, Thomazin Jeffery, William Perry, Elizabeth
Slatter, William Wright Document signed by: John Slatter Condition: A little
browned and creased otherwise good for age |
Slatter |
Taylor |
Bicknell |
Hallett |
Jeffery |
Perry |
Wright |
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719 |
1793 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1793 Deed -
Warminster, Wiltshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 59 cm x 33 cm
approx being a Lease for a year of a stable and garden adjoining the Bell
Alehouse situate in the parish of Warminster Wiltshire dated 28 October 1793
Parties: James MENDENHALL, innholder of Bath and Mary MENDENHALL his wife (
Nee HOLTON); John DANIEL, Malster of
Warminster (Trustee for Edward HOLTON, innholder of Warminster) Other names
mentioned include: Richard Holton
Document signed by: James Mendenhall, Mary Mendenhall Witnesses: R Townsend,
Matthew Davies Condition: The document has some damage with a brown stain
which has gone into holes. The rest of
the document is actually quite good. |
Mendenhall |
Holton |
Daniel |
Townsend |
Davies |
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720 |
1750 |
2045 |
Deed of release in Fee of the
manor grange of Hamsteed in Old Soldbury, Gloucestershire, between Elizabeth
Okey, Widow, William Okey, Brewer, Deceased, Sir William Cann Baronet, Rollstone Woolnough, Gent, Roberta
Woolnough and Elizabeth Woolnough, all of Bristol. All that manor grange or farm of Hamsteed
with garden, orchard and lands on the South Side of a lane leading to
Horwood. Also various closes of land
called Finch Mead, Great Buttersfields, Middle Barrows, Little Grove, The
Cross, and others, all in Old Sodbury. |
Cann |
Okey |
Woolnough |
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721 |
1574, 17th century |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
389 |
An Elizabethan vellum
indenture, dated 7th July 1574, (in English), in which Richard Pyleman of
Milcomse Streame in the parish of Bromefilde, for the sum of twenty pounds,
sells to Richard Kebbey the house called the Crosse House in Milcombe...,
(with translation), together with four vellum indentures from the 17th c.,
relating to lands in Somerset from Sir Halfwell, Ferdinand Anderson,
(Goldsmith), etc., most with original wax seals |
Pyleman |
Kebbey |
Halfwell |
Anderson |
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722 |
1853, 1891 |
ebay |
7 SHEET MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT
TITLED PEOPLE NORFOLK 1853. A massive 7 sheet indenture plus one sheet with
an addition of 1891 and various receipts between Charlotte Middleton of
Middleton Lodge Norfolk, George William Manley of Bath, Somerset, now
residing in Rome, William Constable Maxwell of Everingham Park Norfolk and
John Middleton of Middleton Lodge.
Charlotte was one of 10 children, the sum of £15,000 has been
assigned, other names are Charles Phillip Lord Stowton, Baron Herries,
detailed over 7 sheets. To the reverse
of one of the sheets is an additional indenture of 1891 between Manley and
Henry Stowton of Holme Hall near York Joseph Radcliffe of Rudding Park
Knaresborough, William Constable Maxwell baron Herries, this is a
variation through death of the
trustees, this has a schedule attached
totalling over £15,000 for stock, shares, property and land in West Rasen,
Lincolnshire, Wetherby, Yorkshire, Prince Arthur Hotel Bradford, and Hudley
House in Bradford. A massive indenture
well worthy of further research, plus various receipts attached with
Victorian postage stamps dating between 1882 and 1900. Condition, small hole outer sheet (minor),
some dust marking to outer, overall good, 4 seals and signature to main
indenture. |
Middleton |
Manley |
Maxwell |
Stowton |
Radcliffe |
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723 |
1842 |
2437 |
Mortgage of the
White Hart Inn, Somerton, Somerset, between James Gardiner of Somerton,
Innkeeper and George Larken of Somerton, Gent. The White Hart Inn with yard, garden and
stables, in the town of Somerton on the South Side of the Market Place. |
Gardiner |
Larken |
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724 |
1850 |
2439 |
Mortgage of the
Queens Head Inn at North Wootton, Somerset, between Joseph Plenty of Wells,
Yeoman and Robert Wilcox of Wells, Blacksmith. The Queens Head Inn in North Wootton and
numbered 313 on the Tithe Map. |
Plenty |
Wilcox |
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725 |
1860 |
2371 |
Conveyance of land
in Alma Street, Weston Super Mare, Somerset, between John Hawkell Bingham
Carslake of Bridgwater, Gent and Francis Dale of Bath, Builder. A plot of land near Alma Street in Weston
Super Mare bounded by the railway to the South. |
Bingham Carslake |
Dale |
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726 |
1767 |
2443 |
Mortgage of
premises in Borough, Kingsbury Bishops, Somerset, between John Webb of
Kingsbury Bishops, Gent and Edward England of Kingsbury Bishops, Gent. Premises in Borough not further specified. |
England |
Webb |
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727 |
1835 |
2372 |
Transfer of
mortgage for a house in Glastonbury, Somerset, between John Fry Reeves of
Glastonbury, Gent, Elizabeth Court of Glastonbury, Widow and John Clitsome
Warren of Taunton. A house in Magdalen
Street in the parish of St. John in Glastonbury. |
Clitsome Warren |
Court |
Fry Reeves |
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728 |
1820 |
2396 |
Conveyance of the
Bell and Tennis Court Inn, Bedminster, Somerset, between Jacob Wilcox
Ricketts, George Thorne, James George, and John Courtney of Bristol, Bankers,
William Waters, Gent, John Morgan, Gent and Daniel Allen, Victualler, all of
Bedminster. The Bell and Tennis Court
Inn on the South Side of East Street in Bedminster. |
Allen |
Courtney |
George |
Morgan |
Ricketts |
Thorne |
Waters |
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729 |
1840 |
2373 |
Conveyance of a
house and lands in Tiverton, Somerset, between John Keys of Bath, Gent, John
Pittard of Bath, Robert Simpson of Bath, Margaretta Christina Simpson of
Bath, Elizabeth Neal Simpson of Bath, Thomas Strange of Tiverton, Ann Penny
of Bath, Joseph Gillard of Bath, Bacon and Tripe Seller and John Collins of
Newton St. Ive, Miller. A parcel of
ground called Rowmore in Tiverton with house and buildings. |
Collins |
Gillard |
Keys |
Neal Simpson |
Penny |
Pittard |
Simpson |
Strange |
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730 |
1839 |
2571 |
Conveyance of land
called Loughmans on the River Avon in Bristol with buildings, between William
Bevan of Bristol, Gent, Eleanor Palmer King of Bristol, William Hutchins of
Keynsham, Surgeon, Edward Hutchins of Keynsham, Gent, George John Hutchins,
Richard Masters Hutchins, Gent, John Hare and John Kerle Haberfield, Gent,
all of Bristol. A very nice plan of the property on the reverse. A close of
land called the Loughams bounded by the River Avon with cottages and
buildings standing thereon. Also all
that dwelling or counting house. All
in Bristol. |
Bevan |
Hare |
Hutchins |
Kerle Haberfield |
Palmer King |
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731 |
1807 |
2438 |
Mortgage of a
malthouse in Southover, Wells, Somerset, between Edward Brooks of Wells,
Butcher, John Hoare of Wells, Tallow Chandler and George Hockey of Churchill,
Yeoman. A house or tenement converted
into a malthouse and garden situate in Southover in the city of Wells on the
South Side of the Street. |
Brooks |
Hoare |
Hockey |
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732 |
1746 |
2449 |
A final concord
from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands in Churchill,
Somerset, between John Cambe and Samuel Webb.
One messuage, 5 orchards, 20 acres land, 20 acres meadow, 20 acres
pasture, 13 acres wood, etc., in Churchill, Somerset. |
Cambe |
Webb |
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733 |
1877 |
2389 |
Mortgage of the
White Hart Inn, Weston Super Mare, Somerset, between Robert Tancock of Weston
Super Mare, Coal Merchant and John Palmer of Weston Super Mare, Gent. Several houses and offices and the White
Hart Inn lying in land called Hopkins Close on Hopkins Street in Weston Super
Mare. |
Palmer |
Tancock |
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734 |
1858 |
2395 |
Conveyance of the
Bell Inn in Evercreech, Somerset, between Henry Parfitt of Pall Mall, Doctor
of Medicine, Jane Kittle, Sarah Coles and
Anne Parfitt of Evercreech and George Dufre of Duffryn House Cardiff,
Yeoman. The Bell Inn on the East Side
of the street in Evercreech. |
Coles |
Dufre |
Kittle |
Parfitt |
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735 |
1824 |
2569 |
Lease of several
houses in St. Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire, between John Kerle Haberfield
of Bristol, Gent and Richard Monk of Bristol, Accountant. A plot of land in the parish of Saint Paul
late Saint James, Gloucestershire, bounded by a road leading to Ashley Court
on the East and a road leading to the orphan asylum called Magdelen on the
West. Also two houses near Kennisons
Bath. |
Haberfield |
Monk |
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736 |
1814 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture -
1814 Deed - Shepton Mallet, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 69 cm x 52 cm approx being a Demise of two cottages or tenements
and garden situate in Garston Street in Shepton Mallet, Somerset dated 7 May
1814. Mrs and Miss Frowd to Mr Robert
Chippett Parties: Robert CHIPPETT, carpenter of Shepton Mallet,
Somerset; Elizabeth FROWD, widow of
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorset;
Elizabeth Speed FROWD, spinster of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorset
Other names mentioned include: Joseph
Bennett, Hannah George Chandler, Elizabeth Hewish, William Jenkins, Ann
Meacham, William Redman, Hannah White Document signed by: Elizabeth Frowd,
Elizabeth Speed Frowd Witnesses: Thomas Smith Condition: Slight
discolouration otherwise good for age |
Frowd |
Chippett |
Bennett |
Chandler |
Hewish |
Jenkins |
Meacham |
Redman |
White |
Smith |
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737 |
1864 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture -
1864 Deed - Taunton, Somerset A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 75.5.
cm x 62 cm approx being a Mortgage of a messuage or dwellinghouse and piece
or parcel of land situate in the parish of Taunton St James, Somerset dated
15 May 1864. Mr John Warren to Messrs
Henry Tucker and William Tucker Parties: Henry TUCKER, gentleman of Edstock
and Bere, Somerset; William TUCKER,
gentleman of Cannington, Somerset;
John WARREN, carpenter of Taunton, Somersest Other names mentioned
include: George Cooksley Document
signed by: John Warren Witnesses: Richard Easton Condition: Slight
discolouration otherwise quite good |
Warren |
Tucker |
Cooksley |
Easton |
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738 |
1832 |
2654 |
Mortgage of a house at Kingston
in Yeovil, Somerset, between Joseph Gregory of Yeovil, Painter, Thomas Phelps
of Yeovil, Accountant, George Hallett of Yeovil, Barber and Charles Vining of
Yeovil, Glover. A house, backside and
well at Kingston in Yeovil. |
Gregory |
Hallett |
Phelps |
Vining |
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739 |
1855 |
2651 |
Conveyance of several plots of
land in Norton St. Philip, Somerset, between Peter Moore of Norton Saint
Philip, Yeoman, William Roberts of Norton Saint Philip, Gardner and Rev.
Charles Palairet of Norton Saint Philip, Clerk. A close of arable land in Norton St. Philip
called Conygar and a parcel of land called the garden plot with the crop of
corn growing. |
Moore |
Palairet |
Roberts |
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740 |
1827 |
2653 |
Release of Cox's Tenement in
Batcombe, Somerset, between Susannah Pond of Batcombe, Widow, Luke Reakes of
Evercreech, Butcher, Hester Reakes of Ewell, Joseph Bendall of Bath,
Chairman, and Jane his wife, John Wheeler of Bath, Chairman, John Taylor of
Bath, Milkman, and Dinah his wife and Stephen Neal of Batcombe, Gent. A tenement called Cox's tenement with land
called Sole Garden in Batcombe. |
Bendall |
Neal |
Pond |
Reakes |
Taylor |
Wheeler |
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741 |
1839 |
2706 |
Lease of land, houses and
Countinghouse near the River Avon in the parish of St. Philip and Jacob,
Bristol, Gloucestershire, between William Bevan of Bristol, Gent, Eleanor
Palmer King of Bristol, Widow, William Hutchins of Keynsham, Surgeon, Edward
Hutchins of Keynsham, Gent, George John Hutchins of Bristol, Gent, Richard
Masters Hutchins of Bristol and John Hare of Bristol, Esquire. A close of meadow part of Loughams bounded
by the River Avon with cottages. Also
a dwelling house with Countinghouse on the above close near the River Avon in
the parish of St. Philip and Jacob, Bristol. |
Bevan |
Hare |
Hutchins |
King |
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742 |
1852 |
2652 |
Conveyance of the Vicarage
Close in Norton St. Philip, Somerset, between William Humphries of Norton St.
Philip, Cooper, and Hannah his wife, John Bullock of Norton St. Philip,
Farmer, Joseph Ponting of Wellow, Gent and James Beaven of Staverton, Gent. A parcel of land called the Vicarage Close
of 4 acres in Norton St. Philip. |
Beaven |
Bullock |
Humphries |
Ponting |
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743 |
1826 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFULLY HAND WRITTEN
ENGLISH INDENTURE DEED OF PARTITION FROM 1826. APPROX. SIZES ARE 24INCHES
TALL BY 28 INCHES WIDE. THERE ARE IN FACT 12 SHEETS TO THIS DOCUMENT SO IT IS
QUITE A SUBSTANCIAL ITEM. HAS FOLD MARKS BUT NICE CONDITION FOR THE YEAR. NO
RIPS OR TEARS. I THINK THE NAMES WILLIAM BRODRIBB (BRODRIFF OR IS IT
BRODRIGG), JAMES LANE, TO JOSEPH ROSSITER ARE ALL MENTIONED AS IS THOMAS
HARTNELL. THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET IS MENTIONED AND (THE PARISH OF ?) CLUTTON. |
Brodribb |
Lane |
Rossiter |
Hartnell |
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744 |
1826 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFULLY HAND WRITTEN
ENGLISH INDENTURE FROM 1826. APPROX. SIZES ARE 23 INCHES TALL BY 27INCHES
WIDE. NICE CONDITION FOR THE YEAR. NO RIPS OR TEARS. THE DEED MENTIONS THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND THE NAMES JOSEPH ROSSITER, JAMES LANE, THOMAS HARTNELL
AND WILLIAM BRODRIBB (BRODRIGG OR IS IT BRODRIFF?). |
Rossiter |
Lane |
Hartnell |
Brodribb |
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745 |
1839 |
ebay |
1839 Deed Indenture
CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Midelton Wyatt. This is an antique deed of covenants
drawn up in the Reign of Queen Victoria and being 169 years old. It records a
transaction between John Midleton of Corfe in the County of Somerset of the
one part and Samuel Wyatt of Buckland Saint Mary of the other part. Recording
the further charge on a close or parcel of land called Easter Broomlands and
a parcel of meadow called Broadmead within the Manor of Churchstanton in the
county of Devon. This is a nice document and easy to read throughout - with
red wax seals and escutcheoned £1-10-0 revenue stamp. The size is 28 inches
by 30 inches |
Midleton |
Wyatt |
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746 |
1855 |
ebay |
1855 Deed Indenture
CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Pym > Wyatt. This is an antique deed of mortgage drawn
up in the Reign of Queen Victoria and being 153 years old. It records a
transaction between Dan Pym and Samuel Pym of Buckland Saint Mary in the
County of Somerset of the one part and Robert Wyatt of Yarcombe of Devon of
the other part. Recording the further charge on a close or parcel of land
called Eastern Broomlands within the Manor of Churchstanton in the county of
Devon. This is a clean document and and able to read throughout - with red
wax seals and escutcheoned £0-7-6 revenue stamp. The size is 28 inches by 30
inches |
Pym |
Wyatt |
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747 |
1826 |
ebay |
1826 Deed Indenture
CHURCHSTAUNTON DEVON Wyatt > Barnes. This is an antique deed of lease
drawn up in the Reign of King George IV and being 182 years old. It records a
transaction between Samuel Wyatt of Castle Farm the Parish of Buckland St
Mary in the County of Somerset of the one part and Thomas Barnes of
Hawkchurch in the County of Dorset of the other part. Recording the lease on
a dwelling house and meadow, two closes called coal pit closes, pit closes
plus other land at Middle Broomland . This is a nice document and easy to
read throughout - with red wax seals and escutcheoned £0-15-0 revenue stamp.
The size is 20 inches by 30 inches |
Wyatt |
Barnes |
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748 |
1809 |
ebay |
1809 Deed Indenture
CHURCHSTANTON DEVON Morse > Wyatt. This is an antique deed of covenants
drawn up in the Reign of King George III and being 199 years old. It records
a transaction between Denis Morse of Ashbuttle in the County of Somerset
William Austen of Upollery in the county of Devon and Edward Frood of
Churchstanton in the county of Devon of the one part and Samuel Wyatt of
Buckland Saint Mary of the other part. Recording the lease on a house called
Dyers and several closes or parcels of land within the Manor of Churchstanton
in the county of Devon. This is a nice document and easy to read throughout -
with red wax seals and escutcheoned £1-10-0 revenue stamp. The size is 22
inches by 15 inches |
Morse |
Austen |
Frood |
Wyatt |
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749 |
1592-1820 |
Dominic Winter 12 Dec 2007 |
330 |
A large group of approx. fifty
vellum documents, mostly 18th & 19th c., and including many of
Gloucestershire interest, including a title deed relating to Bourton on the
Water, 1668, concerning the Manor of Bourton, with forty-eight seals and
signatures, plus deeds relating to Staffordshire, a licence of alienation
(with great seal) of houses and land in Taunton and Monkton, Somerset, from
Jasper More to William Ayers, [1592], a common recovery for land at
Doddington, Cambridgeshire, with great seal and engraved portrait of George
III, 1800, a marriage settlement between Charles Griffiths and Jane, daughter
of Sir George Probert concerning lands in Monmouthshire, 1664, a map of an
estate at Westbury on Severn belonging to Flaxley Charity, 1820, plus wills,
old newspapers, etc. |
More |
Ayers |
Griffiths |
Probert |
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750 |
1861-1923 |
Bible in my possession |
I purchased this Bible at a car
boot sale. The inscriptions are as follows: |
Chard |
White |
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751 |
1744 |
2962 |
ST. GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE,
WINCANTON: Marriage Settlement for a house in London and Wincanton, Somerset,
between The Hon. Henry Fox of City of Westminster, Right Hon. The Lady
Caroline Fox, Right Hon. Charles Lord Cadogan, Right Hon. Stephen Lord
Ilchester and James West. Signature of Lords Cadogan and Ilchester. Dated 26
June 1744 Property: A parcel of ground
with capital mansion in Albemarle Street, St. George Hanover Square, and also
a farm called South Leas and Sixhill in Wincanton. Also the rights of the manor
of Lambeth Wyke or Wye Court. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Creasing, dirt marks and stains. Characteristics: Signatures and
red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Fox |
Cadogan |
Ilchester |
West |
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752 |
1873 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFULLY HAND WRITTEN
ENGLISH LAND DEED INDENTURE FROM 1873.
APPROX. SIZES ARE 23 INCHES TALL BY 27INCHES WIDE. NICE CONDITION FOR THE
YEAR. NO RIPS OR TEARS. THE DEED MENTIONS THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET AND THE NAMES
THOMAS LANE AND JOHN WILLIAM JAMES ON THE FRONT AND OTHERS INCLUDING WHAT
LOOKS LIKE ....REES MOGG (DIFFICULT TO
BE ABSOLUTELY SURE) AND THE AFOREMENTIONED GENTLEMEN ON THE REAR. |
Lane |
James |
Mogg |
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753 |
1790 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFULLY HAND WRITTEN
ENGLISH INDENTURE FROM 1790 (PRETTY CERTAIN BUT RATHER DIFFICULT TO BE
ABSOLUTELY SURE). GEORGE THE THIRD IS MENTIONED. APPROX. SIZES ARE 23 INCHES
TALL BY 27INCHES WIDE. NICE CONDITION FOR THE YEAR. SMALL WEAR MARK ON ONE OF
THE CREASES NO RIPS OR TEARS. THE DEED MENTIONS THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET,
COUNTY OF KENT, CITY OF BRISTOL AND THE NAMES JOHN MILLS, MILLISENT AND ANN
NAISH (SPINSTERS) CHILDREN OF JACOB NAISH. |
Mills |
Naish |
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|
754 |
1866 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 75 cm x 55 cm approx being a Conveyance of a messuage or
tenement with the garden, barton and orchard and several closes of land
situate at Outwood in the parish of Lyng, Somerset. NB The cover of the document mentions
Durston but the text of the document says it is situate in Outwood in the
parish of Lyng. Mr J R Gatcombe to Messrs T C Colthurst and William Symons.
Parties: George PARKER, Gentleman of Bridgwater, Somerset; Rev Francis Crane PARSONS, Clerk of Goathurst,
Somerset; Martha Grevile RUDDOCK,
Spinster of East Grinstead, Sussex;
Joseph Ruscombe GATCOMBE, Gentleman of North Petherton, Somerset; Thomas Colmer COLTHURST, Merchant of
Bridgwater, Somerset; William SYMONS,
Merchant of Bridgwater, Somerset. Other names mentioned include: Isaac Cooke, Anna Gatcombe, Joseph
Lawrence, John Lawrence, William Moggridge, John Adams, Martha Adams, William
Moggridge Stawell, Henry Brooke, James Parkhouse, John Stacey, William
Stacey, William Innalls, John Innalls. Document signed by: George Parker, F C
Parsons, M G Ruddock, J R Gatcombe. Condition: A little discoloured and
creased. |
Parker |
Parsons |
Ruddock |
Gatcombe |
Colthurst |
Symons |
Cooke |
Lawrence |
Moggridge |
Adams |
Stawell |
etc |
|
|
755 |
1878 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 72
cm x 61 cm approx being a Conveyance of land situate at Norton St Philip,
Somerset called Middle Conigar and Upper Conigar dated 18 February 1878. Rev Charles Palairet to Rev Richard Palairet.
Parties: Rev Charles PALAIRET, Clerk in Holy Orders of Norton St Philip,
Somerset; Rev Richard PALAIRET, Clerk
in Holy Orders of Norton St Philip, Somerset. Document signed by: Charles
Palairet. Witnesses: William G Roberts. Condition: A bit discoloured. |
Palairet |
Roberts |
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|
756 |
1680 |
ebay |
1680 Indenture between
Elizabeth Dawes, relict of Robert Dawes of Wells in Somerset and Thomas Dawes
of London Appolsterer? of thone pte and Richard Weare of Shurborne in the
County of Dorsett, Gent., of thother pte. Mentions Thomas Rood, Susan Rowley
als Tutton. The land sold may have been in the 'Mannor or reputed Mannor of
Meare', which is in Somerset. |
Dawes |
Weare |
Rood |
Rowley als |
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|
757 |
1686 |
ebay |
1686 Indenture between William
Champion the elder of Meare in Somerset, Yeoman and William Champion the
younger of Meare (his son). Refers to an earlier deed of 27 Chas II (1677)
between Thomas Gape? of the Middle Temple, London and Nathaniell Chiles, late
of Wells Esq., deceased, conveying property in Meare in the occupation of
Christian King or her undertenants to Nathaniell, with reversion to William
Rowley. Also mentions Robert Davies. |
Champion |
Gape |
Chiles |
King |
Rowley |
Davies |
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|
758 |
1676 |
ebay |
1676 Indenture bewteen
Nathaniell Chiles of ? And Robert Davies of Wells, Gent, concerning property
in the occupation of Christian King or her undertenants in Mere and property
in the occupation of William Rowley. |
Chiles |
Davies |
King |
Rowley |
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|
759 |
1647 |
ebay |
1647 Indenture between Rachell
Moore of Heyfesbury in Wilts, widdowe and Thomas Moore of Hawchurch in
Dorsett Esq. Of thone pte and Richard ffarthinge the elder of Kingston in Som
sett yeoman of thother part. For the life of Richard and the lives of Bartholomewe
ffarthinge, ffraunces ffarthinge and Willm ffarthinge, brothers of the said
Richard ffarthinge the elder. Also mentions fflorence Dollen, widdowe and
Richard ffarthinge the younger, Robte ffarthinge and Samuell ffarthinge, sons
of the said Richard ffarthinge the elder. Refers to property in the Mannor or
Lordshipp of Wythies in Huntspill, Somersett in the occupation of Richard
ffarthinge the elder. |
Moore |
ffarthinge |
Dollen |
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|
760 |
1860s |
ebay |
Three mid-nineteenth century
scrapbooks. Once the property of J W Marriott of Taunton, Somerset, and
dating from the early 1860s. There are connections with Bristol and Somerset.
All contain hand-written poems, prose pieces and jottings in a splendid
copperplate style of calligraphy. Much of the hand-written content is not
original. There are also several press cuttings, mainly from west country
newspapers on subjects ranging from news items to humourous incidents and
riddles. There are also some small watercolours and pen and ink drawings
usually of a high standard, unsigned but likely to be by Marriott. The 3
scrapbooks are: one size 20 by 16 cm, with written contents as above and two
amateur watercolours loosely inserted which Marriott painted as a child, several
later pen and ink sketches and a poor front cover; another 23 by 19 cm,
containing the better quality watercolours and sketches plus a photograph of
a house; the third book also measures 23 by 19 cm, its contents are almost
entirely hand-written but with no pictures and some damp damage. The second
of the three contains a charming original poem on the Clifton suspension
bridge and is dated September 1864, and this is signed by AW, probably a
relative. Each of the books is almost full. Overall most of the contents are
in Good condition, but the boards are worn. |
Marriott |
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|
761 |
1852 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on three
sheets measuring 70 cm x 53 cm approx being a Mortgage of a number of
messuages, cottages or dwellinghouses and land situate in Bridgwater, North
Petherton and Dunwear, Somerset dated 5 November 1852. Mr Samuel Fursland to The Trustees of the
Second Equitable Permanent Benefit Building Society Parties: Samuel FURSLAND,
Innholder and Brickmaker of Moorland within the parish of North Petherton,
Somerset; Gabriel Stone POOLE and
Robert BATE, Gentleman of Bridgwater, Trustees of the Building Society Other names mentioned include: Thomas Ford, Henry Ford, John Fursland,
Robert Evered, William Jones, Edmund Hobbs, Samuel Hodge, John Quarle, Peter
Quarle, William Radnidge, Mary Radnidge, John Pim, Henry Coles, William
Stone, Thomas Hutchings, John Coombs, Jefferys Allen Document signed by:
Samuel Fursland Witnesses: C Greenslade Condition: A little creased otherwise
quite good |
Fursland |
Poole |
Bate |
Ford |
Evered |
Jones |
Hobbs |
Hodge |
Quarle |
Radnidge |
Pim |
etc |
|
|
762 |
1847 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 77
cm x 61 cm approx being a Transfer of Mortgage of two dwellinghouse, garden
and premise situate in Bridgwater, Somerset dated 9 July 1847. Mr James Poolman and Mary his wife to John
Browne Esquire. Parties: James POOLMAN, Gentleman of Bridgwater; Mary POOLMAN (formerly Mary HERBERT, widow)
of Bridgwater; John BROWNE Esquire of
Bridgwater. Other names mentioned include:
William Herbert, John Furzland, William Methuen, Thomas Hales, George
Bicknell, Richard Carver, Matthew Croker, John Croker, Samuel Furzland.
Document signed by: James Poolman, the mark of Mary Poolman. Witnesses: John
Carslake. Condition: Quite good |
Poolman |
Herbert |
Browne |
Furzland |
Methuen |
Hales |
Bicknell |
Carver |
Croker |
Carslake |
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|
763 |
1878 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 76 cm x 60 cm approx being a Conveyance of land situate at
Landmoor in the parish of Huntspill, Somerset dated 2 October 1878. Messrs Thomas B Turner and W J Body and
others to Mr Thomas Durston. Parties: Thomas Bulpin TURNER, Gentleman of West
Newton, Somerset; William Joseph BODY,
Gentleman of Huntspill, Somerset;
Arthur Ruscombe POOLE, Barrister at Law of Bristol; Hugh Ruscombe POOLE, Gentleman of
Bridgwater, Somerset; Thomas DURSTON,
Gentleman of Huntspill, Somerset. Other names mentioned include: William Counsell, John Tucker, Rev John
Poole, John Hooper Budge, Ref William Henry Clarke, Gabriel Stone Poole,
Elizabeth Tucker, Joseph Heal. Document signed by: Thomas B Turner, William J
Body, Arthur R Poole, Hugh R Poole. Condition: Quite good |
Turner |
Body |
Poole |
Durston |
Counsell |
Tucker |
Budge |
Clarke |
Heal |
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|
764 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas
Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made
on 1st March 1862 Made before George Coy and John Stosier from Somerset For Lydia Bennett wife of James
Daniels Between the above and George
Dix and James Collins Rossiter
Premises interested in Carlingcol in Parish of Camerton in county of
Somerset Deeds by married women persuant to an act passed in the 4th year of
the reign of his late Majesty King William 4th \"An Act for the
abolition of fines and recoveries and for the substitution of more simple
modes of assurance\" Also has a
number 1131 Excellent condition, 2
pages |
Coy |
Stosier |
Bennett |
Daniels |
Dix |
Rossiter |
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|
765 |
1862 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture, Common pleas
Division. Lovely ancestry document.
see also 1131 Made on 1st March
1862 Made before George Coy and John Stosier from Somerset For Lydia Bennett wife of James
Daniels Between the above and Richard
William Rocke Hassall Premises
interested in Keynsham county of Somerset Deeds by married women persuant to
an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King William
4th \"An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for the
substitution of more simple modes of assurance\" Also has a number 1132 Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Coy |
Stosier |
Bennett |
Daniels |
Hassall |
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|
766 |
1808 |
ebay |
DATE:- 7th MAY 1808 THIS IS A
SINGLE SHEET, HANDWRITTEN, VELLUM INDENTURE AND IS BETWEEN GABRIEL WYNNE of
the city of BATH, SOMERSET and ELIZABETH his wife, and MARTHA GRIFFITHS widow
of The REV. DANIEL GRIFFITHS, late Vicar of OSWESTRY (Martha and Elizabeth
being sisters and co-heiresses of RICHARD AUBREY late of Liss) of the one
part and CORNTHWAITE JOHN HECTOR of PETERSFIELD of the other part. THE
DOCUMENT IS A LEASE FOR A YEAR OF PROPERTY INCLUDING A DWELLINGHOUSE CALLED
POPHOLE IN THE PARISH OF LISS (HAMPSHIRE) TOGETHER WITH YARD, GARDEN, ORCHARD
AND VARIOUS PIECES OF LAND ADDING UP TO 55 ACRES. The pieces of land are
individually named with measurements. THERE IS ONE BLUE REVENUE STAMP AND 4
RED WAX SEALS WITH WITNESSES' SIGNATURES ON THE VERSO. Size. The document is approx. 28" wide
x 23" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Wynne |
Griffiths |
Aubrey |
Hector |
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|
767 |
1808 |
ebay |
DATE:- 8th MAY 1808 THIS
EXTENSIVE, HANDWRITTEN INDENTURE IS ON 6 SHEETS OF VELLUM AND IS BETWEEN
GABRIEL WYNNE of the city of BATH, SOMERSET and ELIZABETH his wife, of the
first part, MARTHA GRIFFITHS widow of
The REV. DANIEL GRIFFITHS, late Vicar of OSWESTRY (Martha and Elizabeth being
sisters and co-heiresses of RICHARD AUBREY late of Liss) of the second part, WILLIAM OWEN of
WOODHOUSE, SALOP and OWEN ROBERTS of WEM of the third part and JOSEPH INWOOD
of LISS and CORNTHWAITE JOHN HECTOR of PETERSFIELD of the fourth part. THE
DOCUMENT SPEAKS OF A MARRIAGE TO BE CELEBRATED; PROVISION OF 2 SEPARATE SUMS
OF £10,000 EACH BY WAY OF MORTGAGE AND DIVISION OF THE PROPERTY CALLED
POPHOLE INTO 2 EQUAL PARTS AMONG OTHER THINGS. THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 6 BLUE
REVENUE STAMPS AND ALSO 6 RED WAX SEALS WITH WITNESSES' SIGNATURES ON THE
VERSO OF THE FIRST SHEET. Size. The
document is approx. 29" wide x 22" high. Condition. Some outer dustmarking and light
stains but generally in very good condition with the usual folding creases. |
Wynne |
Griffiths |
Owen |
Roberts |
Inwood |
Hector |
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|
768 |
1754 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 81 cm x 65 cm approx being a Release of a messuage with a
court, curtillage, backside and garden situate in Magdalen Street in the
parish of St John in Glastonbury, Somerset dated 25 April 1754 Abigal Loyd
and others to William Spurlock. Parties: |
Loyd |
Bartlett |
Creed |
Trayne |
Penny |
Spurlock |
Jones |
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|
769 |
1784 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 80 cm x 61 cm approx being a Release of two messuages,
tenements or dwellinghouse (formerly in one messuage, tenement or
dwellinghouse) situate in Norton Saint Philip, Somerset with a garden and
outhouses to the same belonging dated 29 September 1784. Mr John Johnson to Edward Fennell. Parties:
John JOHNSON, Gentleman of Eppin, Surrey, formerly a Woollen Draper of Tooley
Street in the Borough of Southwark, Surrey;
Edward FENNELL, Labourer of Norton St Philip, Somerset. Other names
mentioned include: Sarah Prescott,
Mary Prescott, Mary Johnson (formerly Mary Prescott), John Prescott, Philip
Prescott, Hester Atkins. Document signed by: John Johnson. Condition:
Discoloured with age and a couple of small holes. |
Johnson |
Fennell |
Prescott |
Atkins |
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|
770 |
1785 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 75 cm x 88 cm approx being a Release in Fee in Trust for Mr
John Neal of a close of arable or pasture land called Thornhill and a paddock
called Papps situate in Batcombe, Somerset dated 30 July 1785. Messrs Board and Millard to Mr James
Millard. Parties: |
Neal |
Board |
Millard |
Chandos |
Graham |
Papps |
Bridges |
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|
771 |
1835 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 79
cm x 64 cm approx being a Further Charge for £80 and interest on a messuage
or dwellinghouse with the garden and backside together with the use of the
"necessary house" and well situate in Kingston in the parish of
Yeovil, Somerset dated 21 January 1835.
Mr Joseph Gregory to Mr George Hallett. Parties: |
Gregory |
Hallett |
Vining |
Phelps |
White |
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|
772 |
1847 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 73 cm x 63 cm approx being a Conveyance of a messuage or
tenement with the garden, barton, orchards and several closees of land
situate at Outwood in the parish of Lyng, Somerset and land at North Moor in
the parish of North Petherton, Somerset and the Rent Charge in lieu of the
Rectorial Tithes of that part thereof in North Petherton dated 4 February
1847. Isaac Cooke Esq (as surviving
Trustee of the Will of the late Henry Brooke Esq) to Mrs Anna Gatcombe.
Parties: Isaac COOKE, Gentleman of the city of Bristol; Anna GATCOMBE, Widow of Gatcombe House,
North Petherton, Somerset . Other names mentioned include: William Moggridge STAWELL, Henry Brooke,
Maria Adams, Joseph Ruscombe Poole, Richard King, Edward Berkeley Portman,
Henry Francis Brooke, Charles Brooke, Mary Ann Brooke, Joseph Lawrence, John
Lawrence, William Moggridge, John Adams, James Parkhouse. Document signed by:
Isaac Cooke. Condition: Discoloured. |
Cooke |
Brooke |
Gatcombe |
Stawell |
Adams |
Poole |
King |
Portman |
Lawrence |
Moggridge |
Parkhouse |
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|
773 |
1848 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 75 cm x 62 cm approx being a Conveyance of land called Land
Moor Twenty Acres situate in Land Moor in the parish of Huntspill, Somerset
dated 25 May 1848. William Counsell
Esq to Mr John Tucker. Parties: |
Counsell |
Tucker |
Poole |
Jeffery |
Giles |
Lax |
Smith |
Gilling |
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|
774 |
1758 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture dated 21
January 1758 measuring 89 cm x 60 cm approx being a Release in Trust and
Assignment of one full undivided moiety or half part in lands in the parish
of Shepton Mallet, Somerset, one being in the road from Shepton Mallet to
Wells containing three acres and the other in Kitchen Lane containing two
acres. William Provis Esquire to
Strode Poyntz and another Parties: William PROVIS Esquire of Shepton
Mallet; James POYNTZ, Clothier of
Shepton Mallet; Strode POYNTZ, Cloth
Worker of Shepton Mallet. Other names mentioned include: Samuel Bryant, Thomas Bryant, Abraham
Cooke, Joseph Bythesea, Richard Board, Sarah Cooke, Thomas Cooke, Isaac
Cooke, Joseph Barnard. Document signed by: William Provis, Strode Poyntz.
Witnesses: Jos. Browne, John Dunkerton. Condition: Some discolouration but
generally quite good considering the vast age of the document. |
Provis |
Poyntz |
Bryant |
Cooke |
Bythesea |
Board |
Barnard |
Browne |
Dunkerton |
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|
775 |
1852 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 77
cm x 63 cm approx being a Mortgage of messuages or tenements hereditaments
and premises at Moorland, North Petherton, Somerset for securing £1000 and
interest dated 7 December 1852 with a Schedule of land. The document also has an endorsed
Reconveyance dated 10 March 1880. Mr
Robert T T Colthurst to Mr John Colthurst (main document). Mr John Colthurst
to Messrs H Paramore, J Godwin and W Tribe (endorsement. Parties (Main
Document): Robert Thomas Trivitt COLTHURST, Gentleman of Thurloxton,
Somerset; John COLTHURST, Surgeon of
Clifton, Gloucestershire. Parties (Endorsed Reconveyance): John COLTHURST (as above), Henry PARAMORE,
Gentleman of Thurloxton, Somerset;
James GODWIN, Merchant of Bristol;
Wilberforce TRIBE, Public Accountant of Bristol. Document signed by:
Robert Thomas Trivitt Colthurst (main document), John Colthurst
(endorsement). Condition: Discoloured and creased. |
Colthurst |
Paramore |
Godwin |
Tribe |
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|
776 |
1808 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two
sheets measuring 81 cm x 64 cm approx being a Conveyance of a messuage or
tenement, garden and orchard situate in the parish of Congresbury, Somerset
dated 20 September 1808. Mr John
Parsons and by his direction Mr John Wornell to Mr Richard Sainsbury in trust
for Mr Thomas Sprod. Parties: John PARSONS, Yeoman of Congresbury,
Somerset; John WORNELL, Yeoman of
Court de Week, Yatton, Somerset;
Thomas SPROD, Yeoman of Congresbury, Somerset; Richard SAINSBURY, Shopkeeper of Congresbury,
Somerset. Other names mentioned include:
Richard Hyatt, James Parsons, James Simmons, John Tucker, James
Williams, Roger Willmott. Document signed by: John Parsons, John Wornell,
Richard Sainsbury. Witnesses: Samuel Baker, John Baker. Condition:
Discoloured and creased. |
Parsons |
Wornell |
Sainsbury |
Sprod |
Hyatt |
Simmons |
Tucker |
Williams |
Willmott |
Baker |
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|
777 |
1728 |
ebay |
Indenture - Farm Lease 1728 – Bishops Hull, Somerset.
The document measures 18 x 26 inches, has one seal and two signatures. Impressed down left hand side are 3 x VI
pence stamps. Between: William Gardner
Gentleman of Barr in the Parish of Hulbisshops in the County of Somerset and
John Gunston Gentleman of Hulbishopps in the County of Somerset. (Please
note: after a little research it would appear that Hulbisshops was renamed
Bishops Hull at some point). Midway down the document the handwriting
changes, whether this is due to a newly mended pen or a change of clerk I
can’t tell. Corners of folds are starting to crack otherwise in excellent
condition for age. |
Gardner |
Gunston |
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|
778 |
1863 |
ebay |
1863 VELLUM INDENTURE MOSS
& COLEBROOK re LISS SOUTHAMPTON DATE:- 21st JANUARY 1863. THIS IS A
SINGLE SHEET, ORIGINAL, HANDWRITTEN INDENTURE ON VELLUM AND IS BETWEEN |
Moss |
Colebrook |
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|
779 |
1872 |
ebay |
BEAUTIFICALLY HAND WRITTEN
ENGLISH INDENTUR FROM 1872. MENTIONS THE SURNAMES NAMES OF LANE AND JAMES.
ALSO MENTIONED ARE CLUTTON AND TIMSBURY - BOTH VILLAGES CLOSE TO BATH. THE
COUNTY OF SOMERSET IS ALSO REFERED TO. IN REALLY NICE CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. |
Lane |
James |
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|
780 |
1748 |
ebay |
AN INTERESTING 18TH CENTURY
INDENTURE ON VELLUM DATED 1748. REGARDING MESSRS WILLIAM HOORE , WILLIAM
WILMOT , JAMES AND RALPH MABY. ALL FROM THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET [ SOUTH
CADBURY AND DITCHEAT ]. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , NO TEARS OR HOLES.
APPROX SIZE 20" X 15". From the image the document is a Lease for a
Year dated 16th June 1748, from ffarmer William Hoore and another to Ralph
Maby and James Maby. |
Hoore |
Wilmot |
Maby |
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|
781 |
1720 |
ebay |
AN INTERESTING 18TH CENTURY
INDENTURE ON VELLUM DATED 1720. REGARDING MESSR JOHN MABY FROM THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET [ CASTLE CARY
AND DITCHEAT ]. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , NO TEARS OR HOLES BUT A BIT
GRUBBY. APPROX SIZE 25" X 11". From the image Anne Pitney is also
mentioned - "payd by the sayd Anne Pitney....". |
Maby |
Pitney |
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|
782 |
1757 |
ebay |
AN INTERESTING 18TH CENTURY
INDENTURE ON VELLUM DATED 1757. REGARDING MESSR HILL DAWE FROM DITCHEAT IN THE COUNTY OF
SOMERSET. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , NO TEARS OR HOLES BUTA BIT GRUBBY.
APPROX SIZE 24" X 16". |
Dawe |
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|
783 |
1747 |
ebay |
AN INTERESTING 18TH CENTURY
INDENTURE, DATED 1747. REGARDING MESSRS
JOHN HIGGINS AND WILLIAM ALLING FROM DITCHEAT IN THE COUNTY OF
SOMERSET. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , A COUPLE OF SMALL TEARS TOTHE
RIGHTHAND SIDE AND THERE IS A HOLE
DEAD CENTRE ABOUT 1/2 TO 1 CM PLUS A SMALL PINHOLE ABOVE .AND 2 HOLES TO THE
CENTRE CREASE ON THE LEFTHAND SIDE. ALSO A BIT GRUBBY. APPROX SIZE 17" X
13.5". From the images, the dcument is dated 26th March 1747 and is from
Jno. Higgins & a..? to James Maby and is a Lease for a Year of 2a. of
arb. or past. called Holwell & a close 1a. call'd Lane End at Alehampton
Townsend. |
Higgins |
Alling |
Maby |
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|
784 |
1755 |
ebay |
AN INTERESTING 18TH CENTURY
WILL AND TESTAMENT DATED 1755, REGARDING MESSR THOMAS LOIR AND HIS WIFE MARY OF CHARLTON
MUSGRAVE IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , NO TEARS
BUT THERE IS A VERY SMALL HOLE TO THE CENTRE JUST ABOVE THE CENTRE CREASE AND
ONE TOP LEFT, ALSO A BIT GRUBBY. APPROX SIZE 22" X 19.5". |
Loir |
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|
785 |
1721 |
ebay |
MEMORAND DATED 1721, REGARDING
MESSRS THOMAS DAWS AND REV. THOMAS
LOIR OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. FAIR CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE , NO TEARS BUT
THERE IS A VERY SMALL HOLE TO THE CENTREAND IS A BIT GRUBBY. APPROX SIZE 13" X
8" |
Daws |
Loir |
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|
786 |
1847 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture on two sheets
dated 4 February 1847. This document is a Conveyance of a messuage or
tenement and lands situate at Outwood in the parish of Lyng and lands situate
in North Moor in the parish of North Petherton in the county of Somerset which
are quite well detailed. The document
also recites information from earlier Indentures. Parties to Document: |
Cooke |
Gatcombe |
Stawell |
Brooke |
Adams |
Poole |
King |
Eason |
Weech |
Portman |
Lawrence |
etc |
|
|
787 |
1824 |
ebay |
Bath Release 1824 – 3 sheets |
Thornton |
Northriss |
Tanner |
Batchelor |
Lea |
Gaby |
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|
788 |
1738 |
ebay |
An early original handwritten
vellum Indenture on two sheets dated 6 March 1738 with taxation stamp and wax
seals. The Deed is regarding Messuages or Tenements and Lands situate in
"Burrough" (presumably now Burrow), "Overburrough" and
"Burrough Hipple" in the Parish of Kingsbury Episcopi in the County
of Somerset. The document also recites
information from earlier Indentures. |
Collins |
Webb |
Howe |
Merriott |
White |
Wright |
Meere |
Ford |
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|
789 |
1772 |
ebay |
1772 Paper Indenture - Messuage
and Land at Kington Magna, Dorset. Fine paper indenture between Mary Milmoth
of Henstridge, Somerset and Edmund Dowding of Kington Magna, Dorset
(“Taylor”). The deed is for an assignment for £4 for the share of the
dwelling house and about a half acre of land belonging to Mary Milmoth to be
paid by Dowding. Signed at the foot by the mark of Mary Milmoth with red wax
seal alongside. Approx. 333x390mm., overall in very good condition. |
Milmoth |
Dowding |
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|
790 |
1700 |
ebay |
A 17 page solicitor's copy of
an indenture dated 5th March 1700 relating to the marriage settlement of
Edmund Dawe and Martha Hill. It
relates to the Manor of Ditcheat, Somerset and mentions lots of properties
and names. It is on a hand-made paper
which has slight damage in places. Has
been folded. |
Dawe |
Hill |
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791 |
1881 |
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1881 Vellum indenture,
Timberscombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: A garden plot in Timberscombe,
Somerset. Persons Involved: Thomas Ponsford, Alexander Wynch and Mary his
wife and Joseph Ruscombe Poole. |
Ponsford |
Wynch |
Poole |
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792 |
1859 |
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1859 Vellum indenture,
Timberscombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: A house with garden in
Timberscombe, Somerset. Persons Involved: John Hurford and James Hole. |
Hurford |
Hole |
Tudball |
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793 |
1882 |
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1882 Vellum indenture, Lion
Inn, Timberscombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: The Lion Inn including all
outbuildings with three cottages abutting or neighbouring and land in
Timberscombe, Somerset. Persons Involved: John Purssey, Alexander Wynch and
Mary his wife and Joseph Ruscombe Poole. |
Purssey |
Wynch |
Poole |
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794 |
1765 |
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ORIGANAL DOCUMENT, VELUM
INDENTURE, 29th JULY 1765 |
Issac |
Pratt |
Pitterd |
Bellamy |
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795 |
1825 |
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Probate Will and Codicil of
Henry Gould of Batcombe, Somerset. |
Gould |
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796 |
1768 |
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1762 Vellum Crowcombe Somerset,
Portrait King George III & Great Seal. Location: A house, gardens and
lands in the parishes of Stogumber and Crowcombe in the county of Somerset.
Persons Involved: Alice Sydersin, John Tapscott and Issac Weetch |
Sydersin |
Tapscott |
Weetch |
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797 |
1782 |
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1782 Vellum indenture,
Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: House with a garden, orchard and
lands in Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: George Winter, Abraham
Weetch and Thomas Weetch. |
Winter |
Weetch |
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798 |
1798 |
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1798 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Thomas Charton,
Charles Chilcott, John Hook, Thomas Farmer and Nicholas Farmer. |
Charlton |
Chilcott |
Hook |
Farmer |
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799 |
1805 |
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1805 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seal. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: The Reverend Thomas
Farmer and John Hook. |
Farmer |
Hook |
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800 |
1805 |
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1805 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seal. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: The Reverend Thomas
Farmer and John Hook. |
Farmer |
Hook |
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801 |
1817 |
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2 x 1817 Vellum indentures,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Sir Thomas Buckler
Lethbridge, Henry Powell Collins and Dorothea his wife, Charles Henry Rich
and Frances Maria his wife, John Hook and The Reverend Lawrence Heard Luxton. |
Lethbridge |
Collins |
Rich |
Hook |
Luxton |
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802 |
1848 |
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1848 Vellum Document,
Crowcombe, Somerset & Seal. Location: Waste land with water rights in the
parish of Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Alice Crang (guardian of
the estate of her son James during his minority) and Abraham Weetch. |
Crang |
Weetch |
Purssey |
Hawkes |
White |
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803 |
1855 |
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1855 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Ann Weetch, Sarah
Weetch and Elizabeth Poole. |
Weetch |
Poole |
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804 |
1859 |
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1859 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Ann Follett
(previously Ann Weetch), Charles Weetch and Abraham Weetch. |
Follett |
Weetch |
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805 |
1859 |
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1859 Vellum indenture,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Robert Chamberlain and
Mary his wife (previously Mary Weetch), Abraham Weetch and Charles Weetch. |
Chamberlain |
Weetch |
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806 |
1896, 1902 |
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1896 & 1902 Indentures,
Stogumber, Crowcombe, Somerset & Seals. Location: Farm in the parishes of
Stogumber and Crowcombe in Somerset. Persons Involved: Charles Weetch, Susan
Weetch and William Moorman. |
Weetch |
Moorman |
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