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101
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1880
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A document on VELLUM DRAWN UP IN 1880 AS
A MORTGAGE OF A MESSUAGE OR HOUSE LAND AND PREMISES AT BLOXWICH IN THE COUNTY
OF STAFFORD ON THE ROAD FROM BLOXWICH TO WOLVERAMPTON. BETWEEN JOSEPH ROBBINS
VALE, AWL BLADE MAKERAND THE WOLVERHAMPTON FREEHOLDERS PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - SIZE 23 INS X 25 INS ORIGINAL WAX SEALS
AND EMBOSSED REVENUE
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102
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1898
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1898 ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE STAFFORDSHIRE. TYPE
OF DOCUMENT: INDENTURE OF LEASE BETWEEN EDWARD WHITMORE JONES OF POTTER
HIGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK AND JOHN BOYS OF WALSALL. LEASE OF LAND SITUATE ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF AND FRONTING TO NEW MILLS ROAD WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. HAND DRAWN SURVEY MAP.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
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FOLDED VELLUM SIZE 26 INCHES BY 29
INCHES - WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE WAX SEAL.
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Boys
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103
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1831
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You are bidding on a very old & interesting
document entitled "This Indenture" and dated 24th June 1831. The Document contains lovely Old Hand written script of approx
5000 words together with a large hand drawn detailed area map and schedule,
spread over 6 pages of old document paper. The six sheets are fixed together
at the base with tiny hand tied bows. This Indenture will be of special
interest to those living within the districts of Kidderminster, Stourbridge or Bewdley, Within
the county of Worcester, As it outlines the Purchase,
Release & conveyance of the Freehold part of the Kinfare Hill estate with
a covenant to surrender the Copyhold part thereof. The Indenture was made
between Thomas Comber Raybold of the village of Kinfare, in the county of Stafford and William Foster of Wordesley
House, In the parish of Kingswinford, In the said county of Stafford. The contents of the indenture,
detail the purchase of approximatly 200 acres of land in the village of
Kinfare, Comprising of Farm land, Dwellinghouses and forestry, Some being
Freehold (A property held free from duty, Except to the king) and some being
Copyhold (A species of estate or right of holding land, according to the
custom of a manor, by copy of the roll originally made by the steward of the
lords court). The purchase price of £10,000 was agreed for the Land, which
was exclusive of the timber and trees growing therein. Due to the exceptional
quantity of land being purchased, It was necessary for a value to be placed
upon the forestry. The timber and trees were valued at £870 and the vendor
demanded the full sum of £10,870 of lawful money for the entire estate (An
exceptional amount of money in its day). The full page schedule & map
referred to and included within this indenture has been drawn to scale, The
scale being in "chains" which is an old unit of measurement. The
map indicates a detailed study of the lands and boundries of the individual
parcels of land being purchased. The schedule, being part of the map, Details
the "Modern" names of the individual parcels of land, 29 in total
in black ink. Whilst the other half of the schedule lists the same 29 parcels
of land, Giving the "Ancient" names of the fields in red ink. Also
included are six Blue Revenue stamps and Worcester ink "crown stamps"
dated between 8th September 1830 and 25th
November 1830. Due to the vast amount of money involved in this purchase, There is
a £75 Blue duty stamp on the first page, which is a considerable amount of
duty to have paid, which may make the stamp of some rarity and therefore
collectable. The other five pages carry duty stamps of the average value of
£1. At the foot of the document, there is a red wax seal. This is a very
interesting and unusual indenture, Concidering the scale of the purchase,(Possibly one of the largest purchases of 1830), And the
details indicated in the schedule and map. A nice old original folded
document, consisting of six pages. Measures 30" x 24" with clear
handwriting and in good condition for its age, Some 172 years old.
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104
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1839
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You are bidding on a very old & interesting
document entitled "This Indenture" and dated 12th November 1839. The Document contains lovely Old Hand written script of
approx 2,500 words together with a hand drawn detailed area map, spread over
2 pages of old document paper. The two sheets are fixed together at the base
with tiny hand tied bows. This Indenture will be of special interest to those
living within the districts of Kidderminster, Stourbridge or Bewdley, Within the county of Worcester, As it outlines the Purchase,
Appointment & Release of several parcels of land in the parish of
Kinfare, In the county of Stafford. The Indenture was made between
John Hodgetts-hodgetts Foley Esq of Prestwood in the county of Stafford, Who
was Lord of the Manor in Kinfare and the second son of the Right Honourable
Thomas, then late Lord Foley, Baron of Kidderminster, And James Foster of
Stourton castle, In the parish of Kinfare, In the said county of Stafford,
Who was a batchelor. The contents of the indenture, detail the purchase of 8
seperate parcels of land, Totaling 1 acre, 2 roods & 12 poles in the
parish of Kinfare, As indicated on the hand drawn map set within the text of
the indenture. The sum of £288, 15 shillings of lawful money of Great Britain was demanded by the vendor, Being
the concideration money for the full purchase of the indicated land. The hand
drawn map referred to and included within this indenture has been drawn to a
scale of two Chains to one inch, This being an old unit of measurement. The
map indicates a detailed study of the lands and boundries of the individual
parcels of land being purchased. Also included are two Blue Revenue stamps
and Worcester ink "crown stamps" dated between 25th September 1839 and 14th October 1839. At the foot of the document,
there are two red wax seals. One of the seals, Located next to the signature
of James Foster, Contains the impression of a "Coat of Arms", Which
suggests his title was of some significance. Within the indenture, there is
also reference to previous indentures, listed seperately for the years 1790,
1802 & 1822. This is a very interesting and unusual indenture, Given the
unknown coat of arms and referances to the Right Honourable Thomas, Baron of
Kidderminster and mention of "His Majesty's Royal licence and authority
being applied. A nice old original folded document, consisting of two pages.
Measures 30" x 24" with clear handwriting and in good condition for
its age, Some 164 years old.
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105
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1768
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1768 ANTIQUE DOCUMENT TURNPIKE
ROAD STAFFORD. "WHEREAS BY INDENTURE OF ASSIGNMENT BEARING DATE THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST WHICH WAS IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1666 THE TOLLS
OF THE TURNPIKE ROAD BETWIXT STRATH AND THE MIDWAY TO HANGING BRIDGE CALLED
SECOND DISTRICT. TOGETHER WITH TOLL HOUSE GATES AND BARRS WERE ASSIGNED BY
NINE OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT TO US IN TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CREDITORS WHOS SHOULD ADVANCE MONEY UPON THE CREDIT OF THE SAID
TOLLS". THE ADVANCEMENT OF £100 BY THE REVEREND WILLIAM COTTON OF
CRAKEMARSH IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND RECORD OF REPAYMENT WITH INTEREST.
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME STORAGE WEAR, SIZE 13
INCHES BY 8 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WITH TWO IDEAL FRAMING
SIZE.
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Cotton
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106
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1794
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1794 ANTIQUE DEED FEOFFMENT PODMORE STAFFORD. ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE OF
FEOFFMENT OF A MESSUAGE WITH GARDEN AND LANDS AT PODMORE IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. CONTRACT BETWEEN MR JOHN HENSHAW
AND MR RICHARD HAND. SUITABLE FRAMING SIZE. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION, SOME STORAGE WEAR, SIZE 21 INCHES BY 27 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND ONE RED WAX SEALS.
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Henshaw
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Hand
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107
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1688
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1688 PAPER DOCUMENT REIGN OF KING JAMES II.
DOCUMENT RELATING TO THE INDENTURE MADE IN 1688 BETWEEN WILLIWM FYNNEY OF FINNEY LANE IN THE PARISH OF CHEDLETON IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD, GENTLEMAN AND THOMAS PARKER THE
YOUNGER OF NEWCASTLE UNDER LYNE AND CULVERWELL NEEDLER
OF CLIFFORDS INN IN THE SUBERBS OF LONDON. FOR FYNNEY LANDS AND UPPER AND LOWER MEADOW- FYNNEY LANE FARM LANDS AT CHEDLETON NOW CHEDDLETON
STAFFORDSHIRE. THIS ESTATE IS WELL REFERENCED IN GENEALOGY SEARCHES AND IS A
RARE DOCUMENT FOR SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCHERS ON TWO SHEETS OF
WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 12" X 16" NICE QUALITY DOCUMENT FOR ANY
COLLECTION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION
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Fynney
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Parker
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Needler
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108
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1507
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Dominic Winter 27 Aug 2003
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423
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Contemporary manuscript copy on paper, of an
inquisition on 22 November 1507, before Thomas Wildecote, the King's
escheator for Staffordshire, concerning feudal dues arising from the manor of
Witmorton and Trisill [Trysull, near Wolverhapton], c. early 16th c.,
twenty-two lines in Latin, some amendments, slight damage above uppermost
fold and along right margin, some dampstainoing and soiling, approx. 40 x 29
cm
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Wildecote
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109
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1862
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1862 STAFFORD SILK MANUFACTURER PROBATE ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT FOR THE
WILL + REGISTRY SEAL. PROBATE OF THE WILL OF JOHN BIRTLES THARME LATE OF LEEK
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD, SILK MANUFACTURES
. ADMINISTRATION DOCUMENT FROM THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE PRINCIPLE
REGISTRY AT LONDON - WITH LARGE RED WAX PENDANT WAFER SEAL GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SOME STORAGE CREASING ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT 12 X 10 PLUS ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP
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Tharme
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110
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1743
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1743 ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT SIGNED FYNNEY. small
document which measures 8 inches by 5 inches being a note about the payment
of eight 'gines' and signed Sam Ffynney - other documents we have had places
the Ffynney family in Cheadle Staffordshire and there is mention in this note
of Cheadle Fare ON ONE SHEET OF BOND PAPER. THIS DOCUMENT IS 260 YEARS OLD !!!! GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
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111
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1746
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1746 ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT SIGNED MILLS. small MANUSCRIPT document which measures 6 inches by 7
inches being a note about the REFUSAL OF RECEIVING OF £100 SIGNED W. MILLS, LEEK, (STAFFORDSHIRE) ON ONE SHEET OF BOND WATERMARKED PAPER.
THIS DOCUMENT IS 260 YEARS OLD !!!! GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION
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112
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1856
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1856 ANTIQUE DEED WOLVERHAMPTON STAFFORD INN.
MORTGAGE FOR SECURING £200 BETWEEN JULIA LAW OF WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND EDWARD WILLIAMSON FENTON OF THE
SAME PLACE, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT AND MARY ANNE HIS WIFE TO MISS MARTHA
MINORS OF FISHERWICK NEAR LICHFIELD. SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES INCLUDE THE RAILWAY HOTEL,
BOUNDED BY THE LONDON AND WESTERN RAILWAY AND BY A ROAD
LEADING TO THE INN
FROM THE HIGHWAY LEADING FROM WOLVERHAMPTON TO WEDNESFIELD - PLUS TWO OTHER PROPERTIES. OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORIANS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE FENTON FAMILY
ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM - WITH TWO SILVER STRIP ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
AND THREE WAX SEALS. THIS DOCUMENT IS 147 YEARS OLD !!!! GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION
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Law
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Fenton
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Minors
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113
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1886
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STAFFORDSHIRE - 1886 LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT FOR FREDERICK MOORE, GENTLEMAN OF WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD DATED 7TH
AUGUST 1886.
Frederick Moore died on 4th July 1864 and his will proved in the High
Court of Justice at the Principle Registry of the Probate Division. Total estate value was £836 being left to
his sister Caroline Amelia Moore. Large probate seal and registry doument
attached. 33 by 50 cm.
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114
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1864
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1864 ANTIQUE DEED WOLVERHAMPTON STAFFORD INN.
MORTGAGE FOR SECURING £200 BETWEEN WALTER MINORS OF ELFORD IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD
AND HIS WIFE, JULIA LAW OF THE CITY OF HEREFORD - EDWARD WILLIAMSON FENTON OF
HEREFORD CITY , WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT AND MARY
ANNE HIS WIFE TO MESSERS EDWARD CARPENTER OF THE PARISH OF ALLENSMORE IN THE
COUNTY OF HEREFORD AND FREDERICK BODENHAM OF THE CITY OF HEREFORD. SCHEDULE
OF PROPERTIES INCLUDE THE RAILWAY HOTEL, BOUNDED BY THE LONDON AND WESTERN RAILWAY AND BY A ROAD
LEADING TO THE INN
FROM THE HIGHWAY LEADING FROM WOLVERHAMPTON TO WEDNESFIELD - PLUS TWO OTHER PROPERTIES. OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL AND LOCAL HISTORIANS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE FENTON FAMILY
ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM - WITH TWO SILVER STRIP ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
AND SEVEN WAX SEALS. THIS DOCUMENT IS 139 YEARS OLD !!!! GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION
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