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1895 |
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1895 OLD MANUSCRIPT DEED Cresswell |
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1787 |
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1787 MANUSCRIPT DEED HANGING BRIDGE TURNPIKE
STAFFORD. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
BETWEEN EDWARD WATSON OF LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER YEOMAN
OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS MILLS THE YOUNGER OF LEEK IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD
ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN MARSTON OF UTTOXETER IN THE SAID COUNTY
OF STAFFORD OF THE THIRD PART. WHEREAS BY INDENTURE BEARING THE DATE 1766 THE
TOLLS OF THE TURNPIKE ROAD TO HANGING BRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD CALLED
THE SECOND DISTRICT ROAD TOGETHER WITH THE TOLL HOUSES, GATES AND BARRS WERE
ASSIGNED BY NINE OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT UNTO GEORGE BLACKSON
AND ROBERT SILLITO BOTH OF THE PARISH OF UTTOXETER ETC., ETC, WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN
HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 32 INCHES |
Watson |
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1876 |
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Here is an ornate parchment Indenture dated 20th
December 1876 being a Conveyance of property situate St.John Street, Hanley,
Staffs. The contract is between William Hall, Agent; and Ambrose Wood,
Architect. This document opens out to 27" x 21", and has two wax
seals and one revenue stamp. In excellent condition. |
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204 |
1884 |
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Here is a vellum Indenture dated 11th October 1884
being a Conveyance of property situate in Little London, Willenhall,
Staffs. The contract is between Henry
Stone, Locksmith; and John Marston, Locksmith. This document opens out to
approx 24" x 18", and has two wax seals and one revenue stamp. In
excellent condition and would make a striking framed display item. |
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205 |
1847 |
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CHESHIRE. 1847 Original agreement from the North
Staffordshire Railway Company to John Fleet, Surgeon of Fallibroom,
Prestbury, for the purchase of land for the Railway at Cuck Stool Pit Hill,
Nr the School and on the Banks of the River Bollin, with fine attached plan
showing required purchase, signed by Robert Sharp of Bramall Hall &
Thomas Broderick of Macclesfield, two of the Directors of the Railway
Company. Superb condition for age. |
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206 |
1699 |
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Vellum indenture recording the settlement of lands in
Ravenshall, in Betley, Staffordshire, between William Singleton of Betley,
yeoman, and Mary his wife (daughter and heir of John Corne late of Betley),
John Singleton, yeoman, John Smith, gentleman, Edward Vernon of Chester,
gentleman, and George Halt of Betley, gentleman. Dated the 5th day of
September in the 11th year of the reign of William III [1699]. A 2 page
indenture being the settlement of lands in Ravenshall in the parish of Betley
called Spont tenement made by William Singleton and Mary his wife after the
marriage of their son John with Elizabeth daughter of John Smith. The said John and Elizabeth be dead and
left only one daughter and she is called Elizabeth. Handwritten in English on
vellum. Overall good condition, but with some slight browning and creasing. 6
Signatures and red wax seals on vellum tags (one seal missing). 72 by 64 cm. |
Singleton |
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207 |
1783 |
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Vellum indenture recording a lease of a property in
Betley, Staffordshire, between John Parson of Parndon, Essex, Esquire, and
John Jackson of Betley, Butcher. Dated the 3rd day of September in the 23rd
year of the reign of George III [1783]. An indenture regarding a messuage and
tenement lying in Betley. Handwritten in English on vellum. Overall good
condition, but with slight browning. Signature and red wax seal. 61 by 45 cm. |
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208 |
1744 |
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Vellum indenture recording a lease of a property in
Alrewas, Staffordshire, between Arthur Oncley of Hadley, Staffordshire,
yeoman, and William Moor of Polsden, Surrey, esquire. Dated the 1st day of
May in the 17th year of the reign of George II [1744]. A small indenture
regarding lease of lands in the parish of Alrewas - one midling in Sowfield
Clay, Great Salter and Holme meadow.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Signature and red
wax seal. 55 by 34 cm. |
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209 |
1744 |
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Vellum indenture recording a release of a property
in Alrewas, Staffordshire, between Arthur Oncley of Hadley, Staffordshire,
yeoman, and William Moor of Polsden, Surrey, esquire. Dated the 7th day of
May in the 17th year of the reign of George II [1744]. A large indenture
regarding lands in the parish of Alrewas - one midling in Sowfield Clay,
Great Salter and Holme meadow. A good
description of the property with surrounding tenants. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Overall good condition, dust marking. Signature and red wax seal.
90 by 69 cm. |
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210 |
1741 |
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Vellum indenture recording the sale of a property
in Yoxall, Staffordshire, between Thomas Ault of Yoxall, miller, and
Elizabeth his wife, and Mathew Lamb of Coventry, Coach maker. Dated the 6th
day of February in the 15th year of the reign of George II [1741]. An
indenture regarding lands in the parish of Yoxall in the common fields called
Little Hallfield. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Signature
and red wax seal. 68 by 52 cm. |
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211 |
1897 |
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Offered is this vellum document together with plan
dated 12 July 1897. It measures 2.5 inches long by 27 inches wide. It is between
John Henry Coy and William Simcox. It deals with the building lease of land
situated in Saint Marys Road and Milcote Road in Smetwick in the County of
Stafford. It retains the revenue stamp two wax seals and signatures. It is
clean and well written. |
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212 |
1896 |
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Offered is this four page vellum document dated 11
May 1896. It measures 15.75 inches long by 9.75 inches wide. it is between John
Withinshaw, James Corn Withinshaw and John Withinshaw. It deals with the
conveyance of land, five dwelling houses, yards, office -premises, shop,
drying house, engine room and scowing house situtaed in Lower street in
Newcastle under Lyme and Stoke on Trent. It retains the revenue stamp
together with two signatures. A clean and well written item which has social
history. |
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213 |
1874 |
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STAFFORDSHIRE WALSALL Beck PARCHMENT DEED 1874. LOW
START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE
CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OF LAND AT WALSALL WOOD IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD
BETWEEN GEORGE BECK OF ALDRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD OF THE ONE PART AND
DAVID GRIFFITHS OF SHELFIELD IN THE SAID COUNTY OF STAFFORD. ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT ~ CLEAR SECRETARY HAND IMPRESED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 25 INCHES X 20 INCHES |
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214 |
1912 |
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THE EARL OF BRADFORD PARCHMENT DEED WALSALL 1912.
LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED FOR
THE LEASE OF A PIECE OF GROUND ON THE NORTH EAST SIDE OF GORWAY ROAD WALSALL
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD BETWEEN THE RIGHT HONORABLE GEORGE CECIL ORLANDO THE EARL OF BRADFORD
TO ALFRED JOHN LESTER OF GORWAY ROAD WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF WALSALL, IRON
MANUFACTURER. ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT WITH SMALL SURVEY PLAN ~ SIGNED BY
EARL BRADFORD CLEAR SECRETARY HAND IMPRESED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 22 INCHES |
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215 |
1638 |
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Attractive Exemplification of a Final Concord Recovery,
dated 23rd January 1638, between Alexander Wightwicke and John Byrche against
Walter Wrottesley and his wife Mary for the Manors of Wrottesley, Tettenhall
Clericorum and Butterton, the Grange of Woodford with thirty messuages, ten
cottages, six tofts, two dovecotes, forty gardens, thirty orchards, sixty
acres of land, one hundred and fifty acres of meadow, a thousand acres of
pasture, one hundred acres of wood, fifty acres of heath, one hundred acres
of moor, twenty acres of water, and rent in Wrottesley, Tettenhall,
Clericorum, Butterton, Woodford, Trusley. Wombourne, Wolverhampton, Tipton,
Grindon, Waterfall, Codsall, Bilbrook, Orton [Overton] Wightwick, Longdon,
etc., together with the Manor of Lichfield and its lands, written in an
attractive chancery script with decorated letter to top line, with
accompanying translation An important document covering the recovery of
several Lordships and large areas of land that are now densely populated
industrial areas of Staffordshire and the West Midlands. |
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216 |
1804 |
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1804 MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN
George III. low start no reserve - Family History research copy - sold as damaged
because of storage wear to fold - MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT This being a
Lease FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OF TENEMENT CALLED LONFORD INN WITH GARDEN BARN
STABLE AND GROUND CALLED LONGFORD WASTES AND PASTURE AND MEADOW KNOWN BY THE
NAME OF ROSE MEADOW AND ALSO A PARCEL OF LAND LYING AT LONGFORD BY THE SIDE
OF THE TURNPIKE ROAD AND THE ROAD LEADING TO THE COVENTRY CANAL BETWEEN
WILLIAM PLANT OF DARLASTON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD MILLER AND THOMAS HOLMES
OF THE CITY OF COVENTRY GENTLEMAN WAX SEAL. CLEAR HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 29 INCHES X 24 INCHES FOLDED |
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217 |
1627 |
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1627 MANUSCRIPT PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE
REIGN OF CHARLES I. MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being A KINGS COURT LICENCE OF
ALIENATION GRANTED TO WALTER FOWLER ESQUIRE AND MARGARETT HIS WIFE AND WALTER
FOWLER SON AND HEIR APPARENT - TO ALIENATE THE MANOR OF PENFORD (IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE) WITH APPURTENANCES AND MESSUAGES TOGETHER WITH ONE
WATER MILL AND 100 ACRES OF LAND 100 ACRES OF MEADOW ETC. |
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218 |
1863 |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENT CANNOCK MANSION Collis to Wood 1863.
LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE of THE MANSION
HOUSE LANDS AND PREMISES SITUATE AT CANNOCK IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD BETWEEN
EDWARD HENRY COLLIS OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK, GENTLEMAN AND
GEORGE HARRISON MIDWOOD OF MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER MANUFACTURER
OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM WOOD OF APPLEBY IN THE COUNTIES OF LEICESTER AND
DERBY GENTLEMAN. ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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1769 |
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ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED ITCHINGTON Taylor to Sneyd 1769.
LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING THE REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT AND
PRINTED DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PIECE
OR PARCELL OF MEADOW LAND LYING IN BISHOPS ITCHINGTON OTHERWISE NETHER
ITCHINGTON OTHERWISE FISHERS ITCHINGTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK BETWEEN
JOHN TAYLOR OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART
AND JOHN SNEYD OF BISHTON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER
PART. ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT IDEAL FOR FRAMING CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 13 INCHES X 20 INCHES |
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1860 |
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ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED UTTOXETER Wood to Dunnett 1860.
LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT AND
PRINTED DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF A CLOSE
OF LAND CALLED "SMITHY LANE CROFT" SITUATE IN UTTOXETER IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD WITH BARN AND STABLE ON SMITHY LANE AND SHORT LANE BETWEEN
CHARLES WOOD OF UTTOXETER IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD GENTLEMAN JAMES ASKEY
WOOD OF SHEEPSHED IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER SURGEON; ROBERT WOOD OF WATERLOO
ROAD LIVERPOOL IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, WINE MERCHANT AND JOHN WOOD
ASSISTANT SURGEON IN HER MAJESTY'S REGIMENT OF ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY AND NOW
STATIONED IN DUBLIN, MARY WOOD OF UTTOXETER MOTHER OF ALL TH ABOVE MENTIONED
PARTIES OF THE SECOND PART AND DANIEL DUNNET OF UTTOXETER, GENTLEMAN OF THE
THIRD PART. ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 31 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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1817 |
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THIS IS A VERY RARE 16 1/2" X 7" SHEET OF
PAPER THAT WAS PINNED UP OUTSIDE THE ASSIZES COURT IN STAFFORD,THE NEXT DAY I
PRESUME IT WOULD BE TORN DOWN ,THROWN AWAY, AND A NEW ONE PUT UP, SO ITS
AMAZING IT HAS SURVIVED.THERE ARE A FEW HOLES ,THAT ARE SHOWN IN THE
PHOTOS,BUT ITS QUITE SAFE TO HANDLE. IT MAKES INTERESTING READING TO SEE THE
CHARGES, SUCH AS STEALING A PIECE OF LEATHER,
OR MARRYING 2 WOMEN WHILST HIS WIFE IS STILL ALIVE,AND LOTS OF
MURDERS. From the images I have made a transcript of this document, which can
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1842 |
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[Sherratt]
Prosecution Brief for Attempted Murder This is the brief used at the trial of Joseph
Sherratt, held at the Staffordshire Assizes in March 1842. Sherratt '... a person of bad character and
goes about the country and sleeps in barns......a man of weak intellect (but
more rogue than fool) and where offended very revengeful....' was accused of
breaking into 69 year old Sarah Smith's cottage at Pool End, Leek Frith, and
beating her about the head and body.
It seems pretty evident from all the evidence from the various
witnesses that Sherratt 'done it' - indeed a note on the front of the brief
says 'pleaded guilty' Wonder what
became of him? Manuscript on 6 large
paper sheets with a 7th as the covering sheet. (ref S396) |
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[Townsend Family] Small bundle of Townsend
documents Includes 4 copy wills (2 Leek, 2 Waterfall), various
extracts from parish registers and a 12pp typescript extract of (all?)
Townsend wills at Lichfield from 1530-1555. (ref R665/44) |
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224 |
1849 |
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[Wooliscroft of Leek paperwork] Small Collection of Mainly Office Papers re
George Wooliscroft Ranging in dates from 1843-1849, this is a motley
collection of mainly solicitors correspondence, but there is an auctioneer's
bidding list from a sale of 21 lots of 'Mr
Wooliscroft's property' at The George Inn, Leek, in 1849. Another of the papers (a solicitor's bill)
mentions George's brother Micah. 10
items in all, all in manuscript on paper, various sizes. (ref 4057) |
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1913 |
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[Bradnop & Onecote] Farm Sales Particulars 1913 printed particulars of Wellington Farm,
Bradnop, and Willow Meadow Farm and The Nursery Land in Onecote. Occupants
were James Deaville, Charles Hampson and William Wheeldon. The sale to be
held at the Red Lion in Leek. (ref S439) 2 copies available, each |
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226 |
1914 |
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[Burslem] Abstract of Title to a Share of Property
in Dale Street, Dale Hall This 1914 abstract provides details of property
transactions, and the persons involved in them, going back to 1867. The
property concerned is shown to be 8 houses (actually nos 38-52 even) 'on the
east side and fronting Dale Street'. Carbon copy of typescript on 5 large
sheets of paper. Grubby. (ref B140/594) |
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227 |
1895 |
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[Burslem/Newcastle/Penkhull] Sale Particulars of 3
Inns etc 1895 printed particulars of the Crewe Arms at
Middleport (& the house next door, 55 Wharfe Street), The Bird in Hand at
Newcastle (& the house next door, 4 Hassell Street), The Marquis of
Granby & the adjoining slaughter-house 'pleasantly situated' near to
Penkhull Church. Shows names of occupiers. (ref S562) Several copies
available |
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228 |
1900 |
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[Burslem] Sale Poster - The Bull's Head, Printed foolscap poster, 1900, announcing the sale
of "that Old-Established Fully-Licenced Public House". Ironically
the sale was to be held at the Leopard Hotel. Old fold down the centre, some
nicks/small tears in the right-hand edge. A few copies available (ref S402) |
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229 |
1897 |
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[Leek] Sale/Purchase Agreement of This 1897 agreement was between the then current
occupiers (the Leek Liberal Club) who were selling the building to the
Guardians of the Poor of Leek Union. It bears the Leek Board of Guardians
seal. (ref 189) |
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1926 |
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[Longsdon]
Sale Particulars of the Wallgrange Estate Printed particulars for this 400 acre estate which
came up for sake at the Red Lion, Leek, in 1926. Broken down into 14 lots, many of the plots
of land are described as 'attractive building sites' and names such as Crow
Dale, Hollinhay Wood & Black Park feature. By far the largest lot was the 350 acre
Wallgrange Farm 'with a fine old commodious ivy-clad manor house, ornamental
and kitchen gardens, tennis court and extensive and conveniently placed range
of farm buildings, all in excellent condition'. This particular set of printed particulars
was used to record the sale of lot 5 (a 4 acre building site, part of High
Field), to retired tailor George Wilson for £550. Decent condition though the staples are
very rusy and the centre leaves are detached as a result. (ref 0000) |
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1914 |
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[Tunstall] Closing Order on House This 1914 Order was imposed on 22 High Street as it
had become unfit for human habitation. Grubby and a bit frayed. (ref 172) |
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1895-1916 |
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[Uttoxeter] Property deeds relating to The
Netherwood The 5 deeds, all on parchment, chronicle the
piecemeal acquisition of 20 acres of The Netherwood over a 20 year period
[1895-1916] by various members of the Orme family, local drapers. 4 of the
deeds contain site plans. Useful little group. (ref 143/5) |
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1851 |
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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 9
July 1851. It measures 22.5 inches long by 27.5 inches wide. it is between
John Henry Smith, Samuel Welch and Richard Cyples Tomkinson. It deals with the
mortgage of freehold land and premises situated near cot lane, Wordesley in
the County of Stafford. It retains the revenue stamp together with a wax seal
an signature of John Smith. |
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1853 |
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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 10
May 1853. It measures 23 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between Thomas
Freshfield Scarth, The Most Noble Henry Duke of Cleveland and Ralph Gough. It
deals with the conveyance of a piece of land on Cleveland Road, Wolverhampton
in the County of Stafford. It retains the reveneue stamp and three wax seals
with signatures. A nice clean document. |
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1882 |
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Dated December 18, 1882. A property conveyance
showing the sale of Nos. 197-202 Langroyd Road (Wandsworth), Surrey, England
from Frederick Robert Hayes of West Hammersmith to Patience Banton of
Leamington Priors through Richard Shelton of Wolverhampton for the
consideration of One Thousand and One Pounds Sterling. The left side contains
two bright orange, embossed tax stamps, one for five pounds, the other for
five shillings, both affixed with a silver tag and protected by the Crown
Seal on the reverse. A handsome hand-drawn plan completes the document along
with red wax seals. A clean, legible and most attractive 118 year-old
historical document that will frame up beautifully when pressed. h. 22.5in. X
w. 29in. h. 57.2cm. X w. 73.7cm. |
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1868 |
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Offered is this vellum document dated 7th May 1868.
It measures 23.75 inches long by 29.25 inches wide. It is between Henry
Williams, Phillip Addison Williams, Walter Williams, Joseph William Williams and
Thomas Green. It deals with the conveyance of land and hereditaments situated
in Ten Yard Street in Sedgley in the County of Staffordshire. It retains the
revenue stamps together with five wax seals and signatures. A clean and well
written document. |
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1893 |
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Offered is this three page vellum document dated
24th June 1893. It measures 15.75 inches long by 10.25 inches wide. it is between
The Most Noble Cromartie Duke and Earl of Sutherland and Francis Hill. It
deals with the conveyance of perpetual yearly rent charges issuing a freehold
hereditaments known as the Frairs Woof Silk Mill and four messuages or
dwelling houses and outbuildings situated
in the Borough of Newcastle Under Lyme in the County of Staffordshire.
it retains the revenue stamp together with the wax seal and signature of
Sutherland.A clean and well written document. |
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1873 |
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Here is an ornate parchment Indenture dated 26th
May 1873, being a Conveyance of property situate High Street, Silverdale,
Staffordshire. The contract is between
Mary Ann Cocksey, Widow; and John Holland Wrench. The document opens out to
approx 29" x 20" and bears one wax seal and one revenue stamp. In
excellent condition and would make a striking framed display item. |
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1588 |
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Very early marriage settlement dated 29th April
1588, in which William Homelton of Butterton, in consideration of the
marriage of his son Richard to Joan Carte, daughter of Thomas, grants all his
lands, messuages, tenements, etc, in the town and fields of Butterton, one
third to the use of Richard and Joan and their heirs and the rest of the
property to the use of William and his wife Alice for their lives, and then
to Richard and his heirs etc., with pendant wax seals attached, plus
accompanying translation |
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1879 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Deed STONE STAFFORD Holcroft to
Bill 1879. DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a
COPY TITLE DEED INDENTURE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. WILLIAM BILL AS TRUSTEE
OF THE ESTATE OF MISS ANNE HANBURY BRADBURNE BETWEEN HAROLD HOLCROFT OF
MERRIDALE GROVE WOLVERHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD GENTLEMAN OF THE PART
AND WILLIAM HARPER BILL OF OLD SWINFORD NEAR STOWERBRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF
WORCESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHERE PART. WHEREAS ANNE HANBURY BRADBURNE LATE
OF MALTON IN THE PARISH OF STONE IN
THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD DULLY MADE AND EXECUTED HER WILL AND APPOINTED THAMAS
SALL OF WEEPING CROSS ESQUIRE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH OF
STAFFORD PLUS OTHER LOCAL WORTHIES TO BE HER TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS OF HER
WILL. ON FIVE SIDES OF PARCHMENT -
CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
SIZE 12 INCHES X 19 INCHES |
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MANUSCRIPT Deed UTTOXETER STAFFS Hart to Salt 1836.
reign of WILLIAM IV MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a COPY TITLE DEED INDENTURE
FOR THE conveyance OF TWO CLOSES OR CROFTS OF LAND AT SMITHY LANE IN THE
PARISH OF UTTOXETER IN COUNTY OF STAFFORD BETWEEN THOMAS HART OF UTTOXETER IN
THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART CHARLES SALT OF RUGELEY IN
THE SAID COUNTY GENTLEMAN AND SAUEL LAYLEY OF SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY
PARKKEEPER OF THE SECOND PART JOSEPH SALT OF ROCESTER IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD FARMER OF THE THIRD PART AND HENRY LAWLEY OF SUDBURY OF THE FOURTH
PART. ON two sheets OF PARCHMENT -
BEING TWO INDENTURES FASTENED TOGETHER CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 22 INCHES |
Hart |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Lichfield STAFFS Walmsley to Bradburne
1808. FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE III OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A DEED OF CONVEYANCE BY APPOINTMENT OF A
MESSUAGE AT PIPE HILL NEAR LICHFIELD. BETWEEN RICHARD NARGREAVES WHALMSLEY
COOPER of Shrewsbury in the county of Salop BUT NOW OF LIVERPOOL IN THE
COUNTY PALANTINE OF LANCASTER SURGEON OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS WEBB LATE OF
LIVERPOOL NOW OFF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN TO MR JOHN
BRADBURNE OF PIPE PLACE IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MICHAEL IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 22 INS ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Cooper |
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Antique MANUSCRIPT Deed PIPE HILL Staffordshire;
Willington to Bradburne 1841. reign of QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT
This being a COPY TITLE DEED INDENTURE FOR THE RELEASE IN FEE OF LANDS CALLED
THE LONG FIELDS, GREAT MEADOW, LITTLE HOVEL MEADOW, KITTY MEADOW IN PIPE HILL
AND PIPE HAY IN HAMMERWICH IN COUNTY OF STAFFORD BETWEEN FRANCIS WILLINGTON
OF THE BOROUGH OF TAMWORTH GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND MARY BRADBURNE OF
PIPE HILL OF THE OTHER PART. ON two sheets OF PARCHMENT - BEING TWO INDENTURES FASTENED TOGETHER
CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
SIZE 27 INCHES X 22 INCHES |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Edgbaston Birmingham WOOD to HAINES
1838. REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE
DEED OF LEASE FOR A HOUSE IN UTTOXETER IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ON BALANCE
STREET WITH COACHHOUSE BETWEEN CHARLES WARNER OF EDGBASTON IN THE COUNTY OF
WARWICK GENTLEMAN AND WILLIAM WOOD OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY OF
WARWICK STATIONER OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM HAINES OF BIRMINGHAM GENTKEMAN
AND GEORGE WOOD OF BIRMINGHAM FACTOR OF THE OTHER PART. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND
ON ONE SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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FAMILY HISTORY DEED Bourton WARWICK Shuckburgh
1849. low start no reserve - Family History research copy - sold as damaged
because of creases to fold - FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA WITH SCHEDULES
MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE RELEASE TO THE EXECUTRIX OF
THE WILL OF THE LATE MRS. SOPHIA SHUCKBURGH OF BOURTON HALL, BOURTON FORM THE
PARTIES INTERESTED UNDER THE SAME WILL. BETWEEN THE REVEREND JOSEPH NODDER OF
ASHOVER NEAR CHESTERFIELD CLERK AND MARY ANN HIS WIFE, GEORGE HARWOOD
FLETCHER OF COLLINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM SURGEON, JOSEPH HEELEY OF
STONE IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD SURGEON AND CATHERINE CAROLINE HIS WIFE, JOHN
VENOUR FLETCHER OF BROMSGROVE IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER A CAPTAIN IN HER
MAJESTY'S NAVY, THOMAS SWINDELL FLETCHER OF THE SAME PLACE SURGEON, CHARLES
FLETCHER OF NEWTON HEATH NEAR MANCHESTER SILK MANUFACTURER AND OTHERS. SIZE
29" X 25" TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS |
Shuckburgh |
Nodder |
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Here is an ornate vellum Indenture dated 26th March
1888, being a Conveyance of property situate in Trentham Road, Dresden,
Longton, Staffs. The contract is
between Martha Fanny Glover, spinster; Edward Townley Pedley, Licensed
Victualler of Hanley; Mary Jane Pedley, his wife; Alfred Bedson, House Agent
of Newcastle upon Tyne; and George Holyoak, Gentleman of Longton. This document
opens out to approx 29" x 23" and bears four wax sealsnd two
revenue stamps. |
Glover |
Pedley |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Gloucester BRETTELL to WOOD 1853. from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED
OF RELEASE OF LEGACY OF £2,500 UNDER THE WILL AND SETTLEMENT EXECUTED IN
CONTEMPLATION OF THE MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM WOOD BLAKE AND MARGARET POLLOCK
BETWEEN ANN ELIZABET BRETTELL LATE OF OLDLAND HALL IN THE COIUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER BUT NOE OF BATH, HESTOR WILSON OF THE CITY OF CHESTER, EDNA
STANTON OF BELLAN PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF DENBIGH, THOMAS IVES BRAYNE HOSTAGE
OF WINNINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER GENTLEMAN AND MARY HIS WIFE, SARAH
BUDGETT OF OLDLAND HALL RICHARD JONES OF BBELLAN PLACE AND EMMA HIS WIFE,
THOMAS HORATIA WOOD OF RODE HEATH IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER AND WILLIAM HOOD
BLAKE OF WINNINGTON OF THE FIRST PART; THE VENERABLE ISAAC WOOD OF NEWTON
HALL MIDDLEWICH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF CHESTER ARCHDEACON OF THE DIOCESE OF
CHESTER AND EDWARD WOOD OF PORTHIN IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD TRUSTEES . TWO
SHEETS OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
Blake |
Pollock |
Brettell |
Wilson |
Stanton |
Hostage |
Budgett |
Jones |
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FAMILY HISTORY DEED Rugeley Staffs BOND to SALT
1814. low start no reserve - Guaranteed Original - 190 years old - suitable
for Family History research - sold as damaged because of storage wear to
outside fold. FROM REIGN OF KING GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT VELLUM INDENTURE
DOCUMENT BEING THE TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE FOR LAND AT HANBURY WITH DETAILS ON
FOUR SHEETS. BETWEEN JOHN BOND OF HIXON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD GENTLEMAN
OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS ORM OF THE PARISH OF HANBURY IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD FARMER OF THE SECOND PART JOHN SALT OF RUGELEY IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD GENTLEMAN OF THIRD PART AND JOHN JONES OF CANNOCK WOOD FARMER OF THE
FOURTH PART . SIZE 29" X 25" on FOUR SHEETS OF PARCHMENT
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL |
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Large 4 page indenture recording the sale of the manor
house in Betley, Staffordshire, between Richard Leys of Boverton, Glamorgan,
esquire, Elizabeth Leys of London, spinster, Daniel Kaye of the Middle
Temple, London, esquire, Samuel Grave the Elder of St Clemantines, Middlesex,
gentleman, Nathaniel Trayton of Clements Inn, Middlesex, gentleman, Richard
Butler of Lincoln's Inn, esquire, and William Dixon of Lincoln's Inn. Dated
the 2nd day of March in the 4th year of the reign of Queen Anne [1705]. The
manor house was situated in Betley and called The Old Hall. The document also
mentions a number of other people including Lord Viscount Cheyne. Handwritten
in English on vellum. Creasing, browning and dust marking, with some rubbed
text and small holes in folds, but all text clearly readable. Document size:
70 by 70 cm. Signatures and seals. |
Leys |
Kaye |
Grave |
Trayton |
Butler |
Dixon |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Harbourn STAFFORD Timmins >
Beech 1839. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF
LAND SITUATE AND BEING AT SMETHICK IN THE PARISH OF HARBOURN IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD ADJOINING A STREET CALLED ROLFE STREET. BETWEEN DANIEL GRAINGER OF
CRADLEY HEATH IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM
TIMMINS OF OLDBURY IN THE PARISH OF HALSOWEN IN THE COUNTY SHROPSHIRE
IRONMONGER OF THE SECOND PART WILLIAM WILLAN OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
WARWICK EGG MERCHANT OF THE THIRD PART AND FREDERICK BEECH OF BIRMINGHAM
GROCER OF THE FOURTH PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS SIZE 31
INCHES X 24 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Grainger |
Timmins |
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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1744 during
the reign of King George II, bearing a printed vignette incorporating a
portrait of the King. The indenture involves the conveyance of large land
holdings including in Stafford between William Moore of Polesdon in Surry,
Esquire, of the one part; and Lawrence Cottam, a Gentleman, of Middlesex, of
the other part. Three blue revenues with tax stamp and beautifully penned on
two sheets of vellum, red wax seal with bust of a man on green cloth tag.
ADDITIONALLY, a further agreement is penned on the verso of one of the leaves
and dated 1748 with three revenue stamps, tax stamp, and red wax seal with
different bust impression. Quite interesting measuring 29 x 26". Very
Good with some discoloration near vignette and creasing at fold points. |
Moore |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall STAFFORD Joseph
Cooper 1862. FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - 142 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING A FURTHER CHARGE ON ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT
WALSALL IN THE PARISH OF WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE BETWEEN
WESTBY LANE AND THE LANE OF THE EARL OF BRADFORD PLUS ALL THAT MESSUAGE AT
WALSALL WOOD. BETWEEN JOSEPH COOPER OF WALSALL WOOD IN THE PARISH OF WALSALL
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD BRICK AND TILE MAKER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS
JAMES BROADSTOCK WOOLLEN DRAPER JOHN BARNETT SADDLER CHARLES DUNKLEY DRAPER
WILLIAM WALLACE VETERINARY SURGEON AND THOMAS ADAMS UPOLSTERER ALL OF
WOLVERHAMPTON OF THE OTHER PART THE TRUSTEES OF THE WOLVERHAMPTON FREEHOLDERS
PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEALS SIZE 29 INCHES X 24 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT |
Cooper |
Broadstock |
Barnett |
Dunkley |
Wallace |
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antique MANUSCRIPT DEED Manchester Shipping Offices
LANCASHIRE 1867. FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - 137 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF LAND BETWEEN MOUNT
STREET AND LLOYD STREET MANCHESTER IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE. ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF JACKSONS ROW ENTERING BY THE COACH ENTRY AND THE PUBLIC HOUSE CALLED
THE COACH MAKERS ARMS AND THE SAW MILL AND CORK STORE BETWEEN GEORGE
WADSWORTH THE YOUNGER ESTATE AGENT AND GEORGE FREEMANTLE PROFESSOR OF MUSIC
BOTH OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER IN THE FIRST PART AND ISABELLA CARR OF LEEK IN
THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD OF THE SECOND PART AND THE MANCHESTER SHIPPING OFFICES
AND PACKING COMPANY LIMITED OF THE THIRD PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SMALL SITE PLAN RED WAX SEALS SIZE 29 INCHES X 24 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF PARCHMENT |
Wadsworth |
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FAMILY HISTORY Sutton Coldfield STAFFS Foster 1916
DEED. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE V on PARCHMENT. Family
History research document - MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT This being THE
assent to appointment and devises of freehold estate. WE PHILLIP STAVELEY
FOSTER OF CANWELL HALL SUTTON COLDFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE MEMBER
OF PARLIAMENT AND WILLIAM EDMUND POLLEXFEN BASTARD OF KITLEY YEALMTON IN THE
COUNTY OF DEVON LIEUTENANT COLONEL DEVON R.E. BEING EXECUTORS OF THE WILL OF
ROSAMOND SUSANNA FOSTER LATE OF INGOR GRANGE STRATFORD ON AVON IN THE COUNTY
OF WARWICK DECEASED HEREBY ASSENT TO THE APPOINTMENT AND DEVISE UNTO AND TO
THE USE OF PHILIP STAVELEY FOSTER. WAX SEAL. MANUSCRIPT DEED ON ONE FOLDED
SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIGNED BY PHILLIP STAVELEY FOSTER M.P. IMPRESSED REVENUE
STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 10 INCHES X 12 INCHES FOLDED |
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antique MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall STAFFS Hatherton
> Harris 1899. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT
IS 105 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF A PIECE OF
LAND FRONTING LICHFIELD ROAD WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDWARD GEORGE PERCY THIRD BARON HATHERTON C.M.G. OF THE ONE PART AND ROBERT
HARRIS OF SHELFIELD NEAR WALSALL BUILDER OF THE OTHER PART . signed by Lord
Hatherton GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINECONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SMALL SURVEY
PLAN RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 29
INS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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antique MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall STAFFORD Forster
>Wistance 1903. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS
136 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE COUNTERPART LEASE OF A
PIECE OF LAND SITUATE IN JESSON ROAD WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE.
BETWEEN SIR CHARLES FORSTER OF LYSWAYS HALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORS BARONET
OF THE FIRST PART AND WILLIAM WISTANCE OF WALSALL IN THE SAID COUNTY BUILDER
OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE TO VERY FINECONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SMALL SURVEY
PLAN RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 29
INS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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A large 3 page vellum indenture recording the sale
of lands and messuages in Wymeswold and Thorpe, Nottinghamshire, between Anne
Fosbrook or Derby, spinster, Leake Okeover of Okeover, Staffordshire, esquire
and Mary his wife, Wrightson Mundy [Munday] of Osbaston Hall, Leicestershire,
John Eardley Wilmot of Inner Temple, London, and Thomas ALLsopp of
Loughborough. Dated the 27th day of April in the 26th year of the reign of
George II [1753]. Property: All the manors or Lordship of Wimeswold
[Wymeswold] and Crackhole otherwise Crowhole, and all that capital messuage
or mansion house in Wimeswold. Also all that close of land clled Over Messels
in Thorp in Glebes or Thorpein the Clotts otherwise Thorpe near Wysall,
Nottinghamshire. Also a close called Hebes Close in Thorpe and a close called
Trysts Quarter. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum - 3 pages.
Condition: Dusty and creased. Document size: 80 by 63 cm. Other
characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
Fosbrook |
Okeover |
Mundy |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED Marriage
Settlement BOURNE 1849. ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA -
156 years old MANUSCRIPT indenture DOCUMENT BEING THE APPOINTMENT BY MRS A M
BOURNE IN EXERCISE OF A POWER RESERVED IN HER MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT AND
CONVEYANCE FROM THE HEIR AT LAW OF THE LAST SURVIVING TRUSTEE OF THE SAME
SETTLEMENT OF PREMISES IN PECKAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY FORMERLY HER FATHERS
RESIDENCE BETWEEN WILLIAM BOURNE OF ATHERSTONE IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND ANN MARIA BOURNE OF ELFORD IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD OF THE OTHER.. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 31 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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Vellum Document - Biddulph, Staffordshire 1854.
Conveyance of the Sheppards Cross Farm in Biddulph in the County of Stafford.
Dated 25 March 1854. Between John Bayley of New Mill in Horton in the County
of Stafford, Miller, of the one part, and Francis Stanier of Silverdale in
the same County. "All that messuage or tenement situate, lying and being
in the Parish of Biddulph...........................". ***Coloured plan
(on reverse of sheet) / Schedule of land (Field names) - 31 acres.*** Signatures
of John Bayley and Francis Stanier. Two Wax Seals. Measures 30ins x 25ins.
Two page document. Condition : Very clean and original |
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A vellum indenture recording the sale of several
houses in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire,
between William Cradock of Wolverhampton, clerk, Martine Riley of
Wolverhampton, widow and relict of John Riley late of Wolverhampton,
bricklayer, deceased, John Cox heir of Humphrey Cox, blacksmith, and Thomas
Mulliner of the same, innholder. Dated the 22nd day of March in the 1st year
of the reign of George II [1727]. Property: For houses in Goat Street
Wolverhampton, and a close of land in a place called Gallows Lane. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and dirt marking.
Document size (approx.): 55 by 40 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. |
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Property agreement for land in Stafford. 2nd May
1846 Handwritten on vellum. 800mm x 620 mm George Mills of Stone? Stafford William Williams of Brockton? in Stafford (farmer) William Middleton of Stone? in Stafford |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT 1819 VELLUM DEED Ripple
Worcester PARKHURST > WEBB. From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 185 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE FOR £11,000
AND INTEREST OF HEREDITAMENTS AT RIPPLE IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER
BEING LEASEHOLD FOR LIVES UNDER THE LORD BISHOP OF WORCESTER - THIS BEING THE
MANOR OF RIPPLE OTHERWISE RIPPULL. BETWEEN THE REVEREND FLEETWOOD PARKHURST OF
PENZANCE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL OF THE FIRST PART ROBERT PARKHURST OF
CHELTENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER AND FRANCES PARKHURST OF CHELTENHAM OF
THE SECOND PART AND JOHN WEBB OF LEA HALL IN THE PARISH OF HERMITAGE IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD PART . * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO OUTER FOLD CORNER * SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE * ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS * WAX SEAL * SIZE 36 INCHES X 25 INS * ON THREE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Parkhurst |
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A vellum indenture dated 1st October 1684 between
Thomas Woods of Golden Hill in the Manor of Tunstall (yeoman) and John
Korsley of Ewenshrift (?) (gent.) regarding a tenament in Golden Hill. This document gives genealogical
information about the Woods family and names the occupier of the
premises. It has been signed by Thomas
Woods. The original seal is missing and there is a small hole on one of the
folds, otherwise good condition. |
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1885 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall WHITEHOUSE >
TOMBES 1885 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - 120 YEARS OLD THIS IS
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN HANNAH JANE WHITEHOUSE OF CROSS STREET
SMETHWICK IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD OF THE ONE PART AND ALFRED TOMBES OF
SHORT STREET WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD BAKER F THE OTHER PART . A
ASSIGNMENT OF THE EQUITY OF REDEMPTION IN LEASEHOLD LAND MESSUAGE AND
PREMISES SITUATE NEAR PLECK ROAD AND BOUNDED BY LAND BELONGING TO THE EARL OF
BRADFORD ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 26 INCHES X 28 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP WAX SEAL |
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1815 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall HOPKINS > SMITH
1815 FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE III - 180 YEARS OLD FROM THE JUSTICES COURT
AT WESTMINSTER THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN JOHN HOPKINS AND
RICHARD HOPKINS PLAINTIFS AND ELLOS SMITH AND MARIA HIS WIFE DEFENDANTS OF
FOUR MESSUAGES AND FUR SHOPS WITH FOUR GARDENS IN THE PARISH OF WALSALL. ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM INDENTURED ON TWO SIDES SIZE 16 INCHES X 14 INS
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP DELIVERED BY PROCLOMATION ACCORDING TO STATUTE
RECORDED TO REVERESE |
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1707 |
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A very interesting hand written will dated 13th
January 1707 during the reign of Queen Anne. Pertaining to: John Huntbach of
Over Penn in the County of Stafford Husbandman Other names mentioned include: Edward Mott, Elizabeth Button, Thomas Dalton,
Elizabeth Huntbach, Joseph Patchett, Katherine Withnall? John Hart, Sarah
Mott, William Dalton & Edward Ravans. Property & other location mentioned include:
Little Liveland, Great Liveland & Liveland Meadow + mention of cottage
etc. Witnessed by: Mary Wightwich & Thomas Haden, A very interesting
paper document, which has been adhered to a sheet of vellum at some stage
during its life. Usual long-term storage folds and very wrinkled where the
two materials differ in characteristics. Comprising a single sheet of approx.
12 ½” x 16”. Not in perfect condition, but with all text fully legible for
transcription. |
Huntbach |
Mott |
Button |
Dalton |
Patchett |
Withnall |
Hart |
Ravans |
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1757 |
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A large 3 page vellum indenture dated 29th June 1757
between John Daintry of Leek & Butterton (yeoman), Thomas Cook of Lane
End, Oncoat (yeoman), William Edge of Oncoat (yeoman), James Fynney of Oncoat
(yeoman). It cites previous indentures
and contains a lot of historical information on the building of Onecote
church. It relates to a Tenement in
Leek (Moorside) where a Trust is being set up for the "benefit of an
Officiating Minister at Oncoat Chapel". Has 6 seals and 5 signatures
with revenue stamps on each page.
There is some fading and grubbiness but this does not affect the
overall readability of the document. |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT: 1886 VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED
Walsall COX > MASON. ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA -
118 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF LAND LAND
FORMING PART OF PEGGS PIECE WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD. BETWEEN
WILLIAM COX OF WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORDSHIRE SADDLERS IRONMONGER OF
THE FIRST PART AND JOSEPH MASON OF CALDMORE ROAD WALSALL HAIRDRESSER OF THE
SECOND PART.. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * HAND COLOURED SURVEY MAP * SIZE 29
INCHES X 25INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1867 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1867 Village
Inn FECKENHAM WORCESTER. ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA -
137 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF
£200 ON ALL THAT MESSUAGE TENEMENT OR DWELLINGHOUSE WITH BREWHOUSE STABLE AND
OUTBUILDINGS USED AS AN INN AND CALLED OR KNOWN BY THE NAME OR SIGN OF THE
OLD ROSE AND CROWN SITUATE AT FECKENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTERSHIRE.
BETWEEN SAMUEL WILLETS OF PRESTWOOD IN THE PARISH OF KINGSWINFORD IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD TAILOR OF THE FIRST PART CHARLES JAMES OF FECKENHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF WORCESTER INNKEEPER OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN BLICK OF HILL COURT
IN THE PARISH OF DODDERHILL IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD
PART.. * GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - * ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * SIZE 29 INCHES X 31 INS * ON THREE SHEETS OF
VELLUM |
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1718 |
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1718 will & probate on vellum Benjamin Endon of
Dunwood, Leek, Staffs Has been folded, otherwise good condtion |
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1746 "An Act for enlarging the Term and Powers
granted by an Act passed in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of His late
Majesty King George the first, for repairing the several Roads leading from
Birmingham, through the Town of Wednesbury, to a Place called high Bullen,
and to Great Bridge; and from thence to the End of Gibbet Lane, next
adjoining to the township of Bilson; and from Great Bridge, through dudley to
King-Swinford, and to the further End of Brittel Lane, in the Counties of
Warwick, Stafford and Worcester" This Act continues the term of the previous Act for
a period of 21 years. It names
additional Trustees (4 pages) within several groups responsible for different
parts of the road and their duties, gives permission for them to erect
Turnpikes, Toll-houses and milestones, etc. It details people who qualify for
Statute work and penalties for not doing their work, etc. The first meeting of the Trustees for each
group is to take place "at the house now kept by Anne Beete Widow
situate within the Town of Birmingham" and "at the house of William
Haden at the Sign of The George, situate in Wordsley, in the Parish of
King-Swinford, aforesaid".
"That all such Money as shall, from and after the passing of this
present Act, be collected and received at any Turnpike or Turnpikes erected
or to be erected in, on, or upon the Sides of the Turnpike Roads leading from
Brimingham through the Town of Wednesbury, and also to the said Place called
Great Bridge, and from thend to the said End of the said Lane called Gibbet
Lane, and to the said Place called the Nether Trindle near Dudley, shall,
after the defraying their Proportion of the charges of passing this present
Act, and other necessary Expences...be laid out and applied only for and
towards repairing the said last mentioned Roads, in such Manner...",
etc. "Provided always, and be it
further enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That the Side Gate or Turnpike
now standing at or near a Place called Burnt Tree, in the Road between dudley
and Oldbury, shall be pulled down; and that no To;; Gate shall, during the
Continuance of this Act, be erected or set up in the same Place, or in the
said Road, nearer to the Place called the Nether Trindle than the said Place
called Burnt Tree." 21 pages of original document which has been
disbound from a larger volume |
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1892 |
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A Confirmation Certificate dated 15th May 1892 made
out to Joseph Bradbury who was baptised in 1876 and confirmed at Litchfield Cathedral
signed by James Gillart, Vicar of Gentleshaw. A bit grubby, otherwise good
condition |
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1892 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT: ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Walsall
Staffs FORD > FORD 1892. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 113 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE BUILDING
LEASE OF A PIECE OF LAND SITUATE IN FORD STREET PLECK WALSALL - BACKED BY THE
L & N W RAILWAY TO BIRMINGHAM BETWEEN JOSEPH FORD OF MILTON STREET
WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD RETIRED ENGINEER OF THE ONE PART AND ALFRED
FORD OF BLOXWICH IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURER OF THE
OTHER PART GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS
SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SMALL SURVEY PLAN |
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1885 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT: MANUSCRIPT DEED Walsall Staffs PERRINS
WHITEHOUSE 1885. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 120
years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN THOMAS PERRINS OF WALSALL IN
THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD COAL MERCHANT OF THE ONE PART AND JOSEPH WHITEHOUSE OF
BRIDGEMAN STREET WALSALL HINGE DRESSER OF THE OTHER PART. FOR ALL THAT PIECE
OR PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATE AT WALSALL BOUNDED BY LAND OF THE EARL OF
BRADFORD AND ON THE NORTH BY PLECK ROAD. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 29
INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1884 This document, on vellum, is the last will and
testament for William Grant of 5 York Terrace, Worthing but previously of Smethwick
in the county of Stafford being a schoolmaster. The document also includes
the probate document for the will. The estate was £441 13 shillings and 9
pence. It also includes details of the beneficiaries and Sarah Grant his
wife. |
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1881 |
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ANTIQUE DEED : ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Walsall Staffs
CASH > HOWARD 1881. AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA
- 124 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE
OF LAND AND MESSUAGE SITUATE IN WHITEHALL ROAD WHITEHALL WALSALL IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD BETWEEN JOHN WHITEHOUSE OF WALSALL IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD FORMERLY SADDLERS IRONMONGER OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS CASH OF
WALSALL AFORESAID COAL DEALER OF THE SECOND PART AND CHARLES HOWARD OF
WHITEHALL IN THE FOREIGN OF WALSALL ASELE MAKER OF THE THIRD PART GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEALS SIZE 25 INCHES X 29 INS ON
ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT |
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This is a document which mentions 'Be it remembered
that on the fourteenth day of August in the year of our Lord 1854 Charles
Dayson Is convicted before me Thomas Baily Rose Esquire one of Her Majesty's Justices
of the Peace for the County of Stafford for that on the third day of August in the year of our Lord 1854
at the Parish of Burslem in the said County he the said Charles Dayson being
the Driver of one Horse and Cart upon the Newcastle under Lyme and Leek
Turnpike Road with the said Horse and Cart over a certain piece of Land
adjoining thereto [not being a public Highway and he not being the owner or
occupier or servant or one of the family of the owner or occupier of such a Land ] with intent to evade
payment of the sum of sixpence ............'.This document contains approx. 6
pages and there is another associated one containing approx. 6 pages. Both
documents are generally in satisfactory condition, but there are marks and
dirt etc. on them. There appears to be one small section with 'spots', which
may have been caused by damp. |
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agreement for letting 54 acres, 3 roods & 6 perches
dated 1872 between Clement Thomas Sneyd Kynnersley Esquire of the one part
and Thomas Goodall and Frederick Goodall of Bromshall in the County of
Stafford of the other part. It contains field names etc. I don't know if this
document has original signatures or if this is some kind of copy. Parts of
this document are 'grubby' and have very minor holes and also some tears. |
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draft Lease of 'messuage and lands at the Whitehurst
in the Parish of Dilhorn with liberty to make and use tramways for a term of
25 years'. The 'document' contains approx. 5 pages. This 'document' is
generally in satisfactory condition |
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draft assignment of a ? term of 2000 years
affecting ............. called 'Sheldon ffarm' in the parish of Grindon in
the County of Stafford. It is 'watermarked' 1834 and seems to contain
information going back to 1791. This 'document' contains approx. 14 pages
and, in my opinion, is in generally satisfactory condition for its' age. |
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1779 |
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A one page vellum conveyance dated 1st February
1779 between Joseph Cooper of Eccleshall (timber merchant) and William
Stevenson of Biana (gent.) and relates to the sale of a piece of land in
Eccleshall for the princely sum of 5 shillings. Has been folded and has
witness signatures on the reverse |
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1880 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT Audley Staffs ROBERT
EDWARDS 1880 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 125
YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE BY WAY OF DEMISE OF CERTAIN HERIDITAMENTS CALLED
YEW TREE FARM AT HALMEREND IN THE PARISH OF AUDLEY IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD
AND CERTAIN BANK ANNUITIES AND STOCKS AND OF A POLICY OF INSURANCE UPON THE
LIFE OF THE SAID PETER ROBERTS. BETWEEN JOHN COLE HOGDON OF CLEMENTS INN IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN FREDERICK PERTWEE OF FENCHURCH STREET IN
THE CITY OF LONDON COLONIAL BROKER AND GEORGE EDWARD AYE OF KING STREET
CHEAPSIDE IN THE CITY OF LONDON GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART ROBERT EDWARDS OF
ZETLAND TERRACE MANSKE BY THE SEA IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN OF THE
SECON PART AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY NEW BRIDGE
STREET LONDON WITH ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZES 28 INS X 23 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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1641 VELLUM QUITCLAIM for William TRAFFORD of
SWITHAMLEY by MARIE LEGH NO RESERVE DATE:- 15th MARCH 1641 IN THE 16TH YEAR
OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. THIS IS A QUITCLAIM ON A SINGLE SHEET OF VELLUM
AND IS ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN INCLUDING A DECORATIVE "T" AT THE START
OF "TO". IT IS FROM MARIE LEGH, A WIDOW AND LATE WIFE OF JOHN LEGH
, LATE OF RIDGE, CHESHIRE IN WHICH SHE STATES THAT SHE HAS GRANTED TO WILLIAM
TRAFFORD OF SWITHAMLEY, STAFFORDSHIRE PROPERTY IN HAYTON (or HEATON) WHICH IS
IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN JACKSON OF WINCKLE (WINCLE). THERE IS A PENDANT RED
WAX SEAL ATTACHED BY A VELLUM TAG. |
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1652 VELLUM INDENTURE of the CROMWELL period
relating to HEATON in STAFFS with a LARGE SEAL NO RESERVE DATE:- 1st MARCH
1652 DURING THE COMMONWEALTH PERIOD WHEN OLIVER CROMWELL RULED ENGLAND. THIS INDENTURE
ON A SINGLE SHEET OF VELLUM IS ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN INCLUDING A DECORATIVE
"THIS INDENTURE" . IT IS BETWEEN WILLIAM TONYCLIFFE OF ABBEYGREENE,
LEAKEFRYTH, STAFFORDSHIRE ....... and .... JOHN TONYCLIFFE HIS BROTHER OF
MACCLESFIELD, CHESHIRE. THE DOCUMENT CONCERNS A HOUSE IN HEATON WHERE JOHN
WOOD NOW DWELLS WHICH WILLIAM HAS SOLD TO HIS BROTHER FOR £20. THERE IS A
LARGE, PENDANT RED WAX SEAL ATTACHED BY A VELLUM TAG. MORE THAN 350 YEARS OLD
!! Size. The document is approx. 23" wide x 14" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1653 VELLUM INDENTURE of the CROMWELL PERIOD with a
LARGE SEAL NO RESERVE DATE:- 1st AUGUST 1653 DURING THE COMMONWEALTH PERIOD
WHEN OLIVER CROMWELL RULED ENGLAND. THIS INDENTURE ON A SINGLE SHEET OF
VELLUM IS ENTIRELY HANDWRITTEN INCLUDING "THIS INDENTURE" WHICH
STARTS WITH A DECORATIVE LETTER "T". IT IS BETWEEN JOHN TONYCLIFFE
OF WINCKLE (WINCLE) IN CHESHIRE ....... and .... WILLIAM TRAFFORD OF
SWITHAMLEY GRANGE, STAFFORDSHIRE. CONCERNING A HOUSE OR COTTAGE IN HEATON,
STAFFORDSHIRE AND LAND "KNOWN AS THE CROFT AT THE LANE HEAD AND THE
NORTH END OF THE LAND THERE FROM THE HEAD OF THE SAID CROFT DOWN TO THE RIVER
...." ATTACHED BY A PENDANT VELLUM TAG IS A LARGE RED WAX SEAL. MORE
THAN 350 YEARS OLD !! Size. The document is approx. 11.5" wide x 9"
high. Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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This is a handwritten will dated 11th January 1798
by a John Sergeant from the Manor of Burton Upon Trent in Stafford. In the will
he leaves his estate to his sister Elizabeth Sergeant. The will is signed by
John Sergeant and witnessed by a Margaret Pitt, a John Moore and a Stephen
Healy. Attached to the will is a smaller probate certificate also handwritten
dated 6th Feb 1799 by a Hugh Jones a clerk. The document is red wax sealed
(though little wax remains) and complete with Georgian duty stamp. The larger
document is 32x39cm and the smaller is 20x26cm. There is a little wear and
tear but the 200 year item remains in good presentable condition with all the
text very legible. |
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Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1766
during the reign of King George III being the conveyance of a dwelling in Cobbridgegate
in the Parish of Burslow in the County of Stafford between Thomas Fenton, a
Gentleman, of the one part; and John Brunt, a Banksman, of the second part.
Entirely handwritten and nicely penned with blonded revenue stamp and red wax
seal on cloth tag impressioned with a Coat of Arms. Very Good condition,
measures 25 x 15" |
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1878 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE DEED JAMES EDWARDS Burslem Staffs POT
WORKS 1878 Dale Hall, Longport, Burslem, Staffordshire 1784 - 1842 SIGNED BY
ROBERT EDWARDS guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 127
YEARS OLD BEING THE MORTGAGE OF LIFE INTEREST IN ALL THE POTWORKS WITH
BUILDINGDS STEAM ENGINE FLINT MILL SITUATE AT DALE HALL BURSLEM IN THE COUNTY
OF STAFFORD BOUNDED BY NEWPORT ROAD
ANF THE COLOR WORKS OF MESSERS BROUGHAM WITH AN ESTATE AT HALMEREND AND
SHARES IN VARIOUS RAILWAY COMPANIES AND SHARES OF A RESIDUARY ESATE UNDER THE
WILL OF JAMES EDWARDS DECEASED. ROBERT EDWARDS FORMERLY OF DALE HALL BURSLEM
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD MANUFACTURER OF EARTHENWARE OF THE ONE PART AND
SARAH BADDELEY OF NEWPORT IN THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE CHARLES BADDELEY OF
WIGSTON IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER FARMER AND GEORGE FRANK PADDOCK OF HANLEY
IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD OF THE OTHER PART WITH ESCUTCHENED REVENUE STAMP
SIZES 29 INS X 25 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON FOUR SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT |
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1819 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Manor of Ripple
PARKHURST 1819 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 186
YEARS OLD BEING THE LEASE OF THE MANOR
OF RIPPLE IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTERSHIRE AND ALL SUCH OTHER OF THE MESSUAGES
LANDS AND TENEMENTS AND HEREDITAMENTS
COMPRIZED IN A CERTAIN INDENTURE BETWEEN TH ERIGHT REVEREND BROWNLOW
LORD BISHOP OF WORCESTER OF THE ONE PART AND MARY BARFORD OF GOLDEN SQUARE IN
THE PARISH OF SAINT JAMES IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. BETWEEN THE REVEREND FLECHWOOD
PARKHURST OF PENZANCE IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL CLERK ROBERT PARKHURST OF
CHELTENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF GLOCESTER ESQUIRE AND FRANCES PARKHURST OF
CHELTENHAM OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN WEBB OF ARMITAGE IN THE COUNTY OF
STAFFORD GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE WITH REVENUE
STAMP SIZES 17 INS X 26 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - WAX SEAL ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT |
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1897 |
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GENUINE ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT WILL Mary Parker
Wolverhampton 1897 last will and testatment of MARY ANN CANLIN PARKER the
wife of THOMAS ROE PARKER OF WOLVERHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD.
GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY INFORMATION FOR THE PARKER FAMILY guaranteed
original ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT - FOLDED SIZE 21 INCHES X 17 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION |
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1873 |
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1873 Further Agreement (Loxley Green Farm, Uttoxeter)
'further agreement' mentioning C.T. Sneyd Kynnersley Esq. and Mr Richd. Fish
regarding laying grass etc. in the Loxley estate. The 'document' is quite
grubby |
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1589 IN REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I ENGLISH VELLUM
DEED NO RESERVE DATE:- 13th AUGUST 1589 DURING THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I
AN ORIGINAL HANDWRITTEN QUITCLAIM ON A SINGLE SMALL SHEET OF VELLUM - IN
LATIN - CONCERNING PROCEEDINGS IN COURT AT WESTMINSTER BETWEEN WILLIAM
THORLEY AND WILLIAM TONICLIFFE CONCERNING PROPERTY IN HAYTON (or HEATON) AND
LEEK, STAFFS THERE IS A VELLUM TAG AT THE BASE OF THE DOCUMENT BUT THE
ATTACHED SEAL IS NO LONGER PRESENT. MORE THAN 415 YEARS OLD !! Size. The
document is approx. 12.5" wide x 6" high. Condition. In excellent
condition for its age with the usual folding creases. |
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1652 QUITCLAIM family TONICLIFFE property in BEARDALL
STAFFORDSHIRE NO RESERVE DATE:- 29th APRIL 1652 DURING THE COMMONWEALTH
PERIOD WHEN OLIVER CROMWELL RULED ENGLAND. A HANDWRITTEN QUITCLAIM, ON HEAVY
PAPER, STATING THAT WILLIAM TONICLIFFE OF ABBIE-GREENE HAS SOLD TO WILLIAM
TONICLIFFE, HIS UNCLE OF BEARDALL IN STAFFORDSHIRE HIS SHARE OF A PROPERTY
CALLED BEARDALL AND THAT JOSEPH TONICLIFFE, BROTHER OF WILLIAM, HEREBY GIVES
UP ANY RIGHTS TO THAT PROPERTY. CLEARLY SIGNED BY 4 WITNESSES AND WITH A
PAPERED SEAL BELOW JOSEPH'S SIGNATURE. Size. The document is approx.
7.5" wide x 12" high. Condition. Two or three cracks along folds
and some faint damp marking, hardly visible, but otherwise in good condition
with the usual folding creases. |
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1709 QUEEN ANNE RARE MATCHING PAIR of VELLUM
INDENTURES NO RESERVE DATE:- 1709 IN HILARY TERM OF THE 7th YEAR OF THE REIGN
OF QUEEN ANNE. A VERY RARE, MATCHED PAIR OF VELLUM INDENTURES SHOWING CLEARLY
THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD "INDENTURE" AS THE WORDING OF BOTH IS
IDENTICAL AND THE VELLUM WAS CUT BETWEEN THEM IN AN "INDENTED"
MANNER, ACROSS SEVERAL MARKS. THE CONTENT IS IN LATIN AND IS A FINAL CONCORD
IN COURT AT WESTMINSTER BETWEEN JOHN DRESSOR AND JOSHUA TONYCLIFFE CONCERNING
PROPERTY IN HEATON, STAFFORDSHIRE
WHICH INCLUDES A WATER MILL. Size. The indentures are approx. 18"
wide x 6" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding
creases |
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1652 VELLUM AGREEMENT re a PAPER MILL &
PROPERTY at HEATON, LEEK NO RESERVE THIS IS A FINAL AGREEMENT, ON A SINGLE
SHEET OF VELLUM, MADE IN THE COURT OF THE COMMON BENCH AT WESTMINSTER BEFORE
VARIOUS JUDGES BETWEEN .. 1) WILLIAM TONYCLIFFE THE ELDER, JOSEPH TONYCLIFFE,
JOSHUA TONYCLIFFE, JOHN WRIGHT, JAMES CLULEW AND 2) WILLIAM TONYCLIFFE THE
YOUNGER AND HIS WIFE ANN ...... WHICH CONCERNS VARIOUS HOUSES AND A PAPER
MILL AT BEARDHALL or BEARDHOLME IN HEATON or HEYTON at LEEK and LEEKEFRITH,
STAFFORDSHIRE. Size. The document is approx. 16" wide x 7" high.
Condition. Some darkening at left and right edges but otherwise in very good
condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1653 OBLIGATION BOND between HOWE and DOWNES
involving a WATER MILL NO RESERVE DATE:- 17th JULY 1653 DURING THE
COMMONWEALTH PERIOD WHEN OLIVER CROMWELL RULED ENGLAND. A HANDWRITTEN BOND,
ON HEAVY PAPER, STATING THAT ALEXANDER HOWE OF WOODHOUSES, STAFFORDSHIRE IS
BOUND TO WILLIAM DOWNES OF BENT-END IN HEATON, STAFFORDSHIRE, IN THE SUM OF
£50. A WATER MILL is also involved. THERE IS A WAFER SEAL AT THE BASE OF THE
DOCUMENT. MORE THAN 350 YEARS OLD !! Size. The document is approx. 8"
wide x 12" high. Condition. In reasonable condition for its age with the
usual folding creases |
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1885 Agreement of Tenancy' of House Slaughter House
and land at Bramshall between Clement Sneyd Kynnersley Esquire and Mr Henry
John Wigley (also, Mr Henry Wigley called the surety). There are further
details relating to the land. This document is generally in satisfactory
condition, but has minor holes and it is grubby. |
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1874 |
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1874 Cottage Tenancy Agreement, which appears to be
between C.T. Sneyd Kynnersley Esq. and Mr John Cottrill. The Cottage would appear to be part of the Loxley
Hall Estate in the Parish of Uttoxeter. The document has some very minor
holes and is quite grubby. |
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1883 |
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Copy of the Will of Eli Bowers who appears to have died
in 1883. I don't know when this was copied, but it appears to be handwritten
and contains approx. 10 pages. The' document' is quite grubby and has minor
tears and holes. |
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300 |
1860 |
ebay |
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1860 Agreement (Uttoxeter area?). agreement for
letting of land between Clement Thomas Sneyd Kynnersley Esqre. and J.
Finnemore? (I can't read name). This document is 'grubby' |
Kynnersley |
Finnemore |
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