ID

Suffolk 1-109

Ü	Suffolk 110-200

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

1503

Dominic Winter 13 Dec 2000

383

Exemplification of a common recovery dated 28th November 1503 between John Ulneston and others, including James Hobart the Attorney General and Thomas Lucas, Solicitor General for the Manor of Ulneston Hall in Suffolk, Document on vellum with an elaborate initial letter "H" featuring fine calligraphic floral devices, and a near complete copy of the seal of the Court of Common Pleas of Henry VII attached by the original vellum tag. The seal, in dark green wax depicts the King on his throne on the obverse and the Royal Coat of Arms on the reverse together with the legend "SIGILLVM PRO BREVIBV[S CORAM] IVSTICIARIIS" Extremely rare. Documents from the reign of Henry VII in such fine condition and still bearing the original seal are scarce. By this time England was becoming a settled state after the years of civil wars which Henry had effectively brought to an end with his victory over Richard III at Bosworth in 1485 and land transactions of this nature were able to be completed without fear of violent subsequent upheaval. (1) £600-800

Ulneston

Hobart

Lucas

18th/19th century

Dominic Winter 11 Apr 2001

428

Archive of vellum and paper manuscript documents, 18th/19th c., relating to the manors of Hadleigh Hall, Dickleborough, Stradbrooke, Fressingfield, Monk Soham, Bentley Hall etc together with various bonds, a finely executed plan of the Bentley Estate, East Bergholt and Stratford St Mary Estates, a petition against a lunatic, an award for the enfranchisement of Dickleburgh, various indentures including one for a windmill, printed sales particulars various insurance policies and other documents. (-) £100-150

18th/19th century

Dominic Winter 25 July 2001

323

Ephemera, Good group of various documents, 18th/19th c., including an extract from a Memorandum Book of 1771, with extremely interesting content, the ms rules of a dinner club dated 1733, signed by all members, an inventory of the goods of a debtor, distrained for failing to pay his rent dated 1749, a receipt dated 1818 to 'James Smart to one half year's sallary for killing ratts and mice', an inventory of 'silver in this bag' dated 1768, a ms political poem apparently relating to 'The Battle of Kelso'(a local government dispute), an attractive hand decorated envelope and a few other sundry items. The Memorandum extract is effectively a diary for 1771 from someone apparently in the Suffolk area and records birth, marriages and deaths in the area as well as a reference that 'A Press Gang sent away today.'

Smart

1804

Bloomsbury 22 Nov 2001

Poor Law.- Arrest warrant of James Gorbold, a labourer who has deserted his wife and family, leaving them a charge on the parish, printed form with manuscript insertions, folds, slightly browned, 164 x 205mm., Uggeshall, Suffolk, 22nd February 1804.

Gorbold

1857

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A nice 3 Paged Indenture dated 25th November 1857. It is between Harvey Gem, Edward Goymer, James Pooley and John Frederick Robinson. It concerns a property called 'Cross Keys' in Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk. It has four blue Revenues and five Red Wax Seals. In good condition with the usual folding creases. 29" x 24".

Gem

Goymer

Pooley

Robinson

1885

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A Indenture dated 7th November 1885. It is between William & Catherine Horsfall and William Hibbit Moore. It concerns a property called 'the Rectory House' in Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk. It has four red Revenues and seven Red Wax Seals. In good condition with the usual folding creases. 27.5" x 22".

Horsfall

Moore

1875

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A handsome Indenture dated 5th July 1875. It is between John Goddard and Charles Muncey. It concerns a property called 'the Rectory House' in Stoke by Nayland, Suffolk. It has a blue 12s 6d Revenue and two Red Wax Seals. In good condition with the usual folding creases. 28.5" x 21.5".

Goddard

Muncey

1869

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A document drawn up in and around 1869 on PAPER. Handwritten IT GIVES DETAILS OF THE FIELDS AND PRODUCTION OF Overbury Hall, Layham, Ipswich, Suffolk. Overbury Hall is a restored and modernised half- timbered house, in which the dining-room has a curious ceiling of close - set oak beams. there is A firm strike revenue stamp on this document AND A VICTORIA ONE PENNY LILAC GUMMED REVENUE STAMP - WRITTEN ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF H. M. GREVILLE WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1868

1666

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one page vellum document dated 10 January 1666. It is a lease between Thomas Love and Thomas Pock for property called Pye in the County of Suffolk. The document measures 29 inches long by 26 inches wide.The first letter "T" is ornately written. At the foot of the page are two siganutes and two tags for the wax seals. One of these is still intact. The document has aged. On the folds the writting has faded and on the corners of the folds it has worn through. This only effects an small part of the document and most of it can still be read.

Love

Pock

1726

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one page vellum document dated 27 August 1726. It measures 22 inches long by 29.5 inches wide. It is a release of property and lands called Fish ponds in Broad Street Bungay, Suffolk. It is between Elizabeth Buxton and Samuel Sponte. It retains the blue revenue stamps and red wax seal with Elizabeth Buxton's signature. Its very well written and readable

Buxton

Sponte

19th century

Dominic Winter 26 Jun 2002

522

Fine collection of 20 large multiple sheet vellum indentures, early 19th c., relating to various parts of Suffolk including the sale of malthouses, a wharf and quays with counting house, a public house in Beccles, a butchery business, a sale of tithes of corn and grain, a grand mansion house in Lowestoft with a finely executed plan, and other related documents

19th-20th century

Dominic Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002

862

Inns. Collection of inventories, valuations etc. for pubs and inns in Essex, 19th - early 20th c., including those for the Woolpack at Witham, The Black Boy at Wivenhoe, the Angel near Colchester, the Jolly Sailor at Malden, the Victoria Inn at Great Bentley, the Crown and Septre at Ipswich (Suffolk) and many other, also included in the collection are printed sales particulars, Victorian cheques and an indenture for the dissolution of a brewery

19th century

Dominic Winter 2 & 3 Oct 2002

971

A miscellaneous collection of documents, 19th c., all relating to Suffolk including wills, indentures, agreements, decrees, stock certificates, manorial document (including a grant from the Lord of the Manor) inventories, estate plans, accounts books showing the tithes and rent charges for the Parishes of Ringsfield, Bartham and Henstead etc.

1750

Dominic Winter 5 Nov 2002

461

Protestant Dissenters. Manuscript document on vellum dated April 21st, 1750, forming a trust in Wattesfield, Suffolk, to provide funds to refurbish a house given for the purpose of providing a home for the minister of the Church, incorporating a fine engraving of the house as well as detailing contributions given by different benefactors, and an engraved vellum plan showing rooms inside the house, together with an original vellum indenture dated September 28th 1746 for the building of the church or meeting house. A scarce document and important testament to the development of non conformist religion in East Anglia.

19th century

Dominic Winter 5 Nov 2002

462

Collection of vellum indentures, 19th c., detailing the sale of lands and property in Suffolk including that at Wattisfield, Peasenhell, Hopton, Market Weston, Beccles, Lowestoft, the latter featuring a large plan referring to the building of a new estate with signatures and details of each of the 56 parties to the agreement

1869

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one page vellum document dated 14 October 1869. It measures 24 5 inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between Mrs Mary Plumb to The Rev William Poley. It deals with the conveyance of a freehold Inn called The Ram, messnages adjoining, brewhouse barn stables granaries garden yard and 4 acres of pasture land in Brandon, Suffolk. It has the revenue stamp wax seal and signature.

Plumb

Poley

17th century-1757

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Group of indentures, relating to the manors of Kettleburgh, Bawdsey, Hoo, Brampton, Earl Soham, Hengrave Hall, Eastgate Barns in Bury St. Edmunds, documents signed or relating to: Sir William Harvey, the Harvey family, Robert Greene, Benjamin Ayloffe, Richard Miller etc., c. 25 documents, manuscripts, most on vellum, folds, soiled, many with seals appended, v.s., v.d. [seventeenth century] - 12th November 1757 (c. 25).

Harvey

Greene

Ayloffe

Miller

1734

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Bury St. Edmunds.- Legal case relating to tithes, manuscript, 15pp., folds, browned, slightly creased, folio, 1734; and 2 others, 1 relating to Bury St. Edmunds and another relating to the Manor of Holderness, v.s., v.d. (3).

1661, 1671

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Hertfordshire and Suffolk. - Roll accounts of the Sheriff of Hertfordshire for the issues of his office, 1659-1660, and of Suffolk for his, 1669-1670, 2 manuscripts on vellum, in handsome Chancery hand, each of 3 membranes, sewn together & rolled, each attested at the end by Robert Croke, c.2870 x 270mm. & c.2010 x 220mm., 1661 & 1671 (2)

Croke

1738

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Private Act of Parliament.- An Act for vesting divers Lands and Hereditaments in the Counties of Kent, Suffolk, Essex, Hereford and Monmouth, and the City of London, Entailed by the Will of Elizabeth late Dutches of Bedford, printed text, drophead title, 15pp. with docket, manuscript annotations in margins, hole in last f. not affecting text, folds, n.p., 1738; and another, a defective private act relating to William Harvey (1663-1731), folio (2).

Harvey

1761

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 23 April 1761. It is a bargin and sale of messuages and land in Witnesham in the County of Suffolk. The agreement is between William Wooley and Daniel Stearn. The document measures 23 inches long by 29 inches wide. It retains the original blue revenue stamps and red wax seal with the signature of william Wooley. The document has two small tears at the point of a fold. These do not detract from the document which stil can be read in full.

Wooley

Stearn

1730, 1739

Dominic Winter 9 Apr 2003

361

Sale of a Church Pew. Two scarce manuscript documents, dated 1730 & 1739, both detailing the sale of a church pew in the Parish church of Bungay St. Mary (Suffolk), near the West Door, both documents retaining original wax seals

1519

Dominic Winter 9 Apr 2003

372

Attractive vellum manuscript Demise & Release, dated 6 December 1519, between Thomas Apkyn of Theinetham & Robert Bregham of Weston to John Peny of Hildircle [Hinderclay], Simon Birlyngham of Watliffeld, Robert Whyte & John Gylberd, two seal tags, one retaining portion of pendant seal. The document details land & property in the village of Hildircle. An abridged English translation of the document is provided.

Apkyn

Bregham

Peny

Birlyngham

Whyte

Gylberd

17th-19th century

Dominic Winter 9 Apr 2003

373

Collection of approximately 40 vellum & paper manuscript manorial documents, 17th-19th c., all relating to the Manor of Hinderclay, including surrenders & admissions to the Manor

1775-1784

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Account book. Rent Accounts, manuscript, ruled in red, original vellum, 134pp. excluding blanks, original vellum, soiled, folio, 1775-84. Accounts include: South Sea House, Homerton and Tower Hill, City of London; Hempstead and Braughing, the Rodings, Loughton, Chigwell, Essex; Great and Little Oxendon, Northamptonshire; Sutton Points, Dorset; Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.

1464-1587

Bloomsbury 20 Jun 2002

Collection of documents relating to the Manors of Kettleburgh and Earl Soham in Suffolk, including court records and a Schedule of Deeds, 1555-1657, compiled c. 1661, mostly relating to the Stebbing family of Kettleburgh, manuscripts on vellum, in Latin and English, a few with small defects or abrasions, folds and creased, dusty, v.s., v.d. 1464? - 1587 (11).

Stebbing

1746

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Single sheet approx. 14” x 10” of hand scribed vellum Copy Manorial Court Roll document dated May 23, 1746, pertaining to the change of tenure of property to Thomas Rix (upon the death of his father John) in the Manor of Thrandeston in the County of Suffolk, England. Other names mentioned:- John Gay (Gent.), Robert Britiste (Esq.), John Osbourne, John Coggeshall of Framlingham in the County of Suffolk, Roger Grey & Robert Roope. Other places mentioned:- Lands called Ropes in Thrandeston & a certain Close called Blackland Close in Thrandeston and abutting upon Lands of the Town of Yaxlee towards the East. Very clean document with slight discolouration within the vellum skin. Single blue embossed revenue stamp with lead seal and backed with tax stamp.

Rix

Gay

Britiste

Osbourne

Coggeshall

Grey

Roope

1745

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1745 ABSOLUTE SURRENDER From Stephen Aldous and his wife Sarah to Robert Fount?? dealing with Copyhold land in WITTINGHAM With WAKELYNS in SUFFOLK Signed by all parties with the mark of Sarah Aldous with all relevant stamps and seals

Aldous

Fount?

1912

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A document pertaining to the Court Roll of the Manor of Thelnetham Rectory in the County of Suffolk and Charles James Bird Emmot. Very clean and crisp document with integral embossed revenue stamps.

Emmot

16th-19th century

Dominic Winter 29 Jan 2003

430

Collection of more than 60 vellum and paper manorial documents 16th - 19th, all relating to the Manor of Hinderclay, including surrenders and admissions to the Manor

1873

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CONVEYANCE OF ENFRANCHISEMENT, RENT CHARGES AND RIGHTS OF TWO PARCELS OF LAND IN SUFFOLK – 1873 INDENTURE MADE 25TH JANUARY 1873 BETWEEN BENJAMIN MOULTON OF WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK, ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER OF THE ONE PART, AND EDMUND BARLOW OF HASKETON, SUFFOLK, ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART, CONVEYING THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF RENT CHARGES AND RIGHTS TO THE FOLLOWING TWO PARCELS OF LAND: THREE ACRES AND TWO ROODS OF LAND PART OF SIX ACRES AND THREE ROODS OF LAND FORMERLY OWNED BY WILLIAM PLANT, SITUATE IN BURGH, SUFFOLK, WITH BARN, STABLE, HOUSE AND OTHER BUILDINGS, NUMBERED 223 ON THE TITHE COMMUTATION MAP. THE SAME ABUTTING UPON THE ROAD LEADING FROM GRUNDISBURGH TO CLOPTON TOWARDS THE WEST AND ABUTTING THE GROUNDS OF BURGH RECTORY ON THE SOUTH EAST. TWO ACRES OF ARABLE LAND CALLED LITTLE ORCHARD NUMBERED 190 ON THE TITHE COMMUTATION MAP, ABUTTING WHITEFOOT LANE TO THE SOUTH. A very interesting document giving precise locations to the two parcels of land being sold. Good references to the tithe commissioner's report and to adjacent landowners and previous owners. Detailed recitals to previous copyhold conveyances and rent charges. Other names mentioned include: William Plant; William John Lucock, chemist; Ann and Alice Lucock; Thomas Phillips; William Page; Samual Cutling Butrum; James Stephen Lapon?; Handwritten on one piece of paper folded into four pages in a very fine script. Revenue stamps. Signature and seals. 24 by 38 cm (folded). Some small tears along folds, but no loss of text.

Moulton

Barlow

Plant

Lucock

Phillips

Butrum

Lapon

1903

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1903 MANORIAL ADMISSION DOCUMENT DOVE SUFFOLK. A very interesting document detailing people and property associated with Elizabeth Susannah Dove of Debenham in Suffolk, Widow. Very clean and crisp document with clear water mark and signed by the Steward of the Manor of Thelnetham Rectory.

Dove

1864

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A single hand written vellum Manorial Court Roll legal document dated May 1, 1864 approx. 22” x 16”, pertaining to the change of tenure of property, upon the death of his father Thomas Day, to William Day (a carpenter) of Walsham in the Willows in the Manor of Walsham Churchhouse in the County of Suffolk, England. Other names mentioned:- James Feakes, Sarah Fynn, John Noble, John Fynn, John Banks, Ralph Waller, Thomas Hunt, William Cason, Samuel Bishop, Mary Vincent, Thomas Goulson, ???? Holland the wife of William Holland, Samuel Lock, Thomas Mayhew ,Mary Holland (spinster), Thomas Jarwood & Joseph Maulkin. Places mentioned:- Church Street in Walsham in the Willows, Palmer Street in Walsham in the Willows & land abutting the Churchyard of Walsham in the Willows. Very clean and crisp document (very thick vellum skin). Single blue embossed revenue stamp with lead seal and backed with tax stamp.

Day

Feakes

Fynn

Noble

Banks

Waller

Hunt

Cason

Bishop

Vincent

Goulson

Holland

Lock

Mayhew

Jarwood

Maulkin

1742

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 31 July 1742. It measures 21 inches long by 29.5 inches wide. It is between John Grindley and William Gosnall. It deals with the mortgage of property called Drivers in Bentley in the County of Suffolk. It retains the blue revenue stamp together with the seal and signature of John Grindley. Also mentions John Gosnal.

Grindley

Gosnall

1726

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 26 August 1726. It measures 13 inches long by 19.5 inches wide. It is between Elizabeth Buxton and Samuel Spence. It deals with the lease of property called fish ponds in Crofs Butt lane and Broad Street in Bungay in the county of Suffolk. It retains the original blue revenue stamp and wax seal and signature of Elizabeth buxton. This is an exceptionally clean and well written document.

Buxton

Spence

1826

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 4 July 1826. It measures 21 inches long by 25.5 inches wide. It deals with the release of property and land in Fritton in the County of Suffolk. It is between William Woolnough and John Woolnough to William Barbers. It retains the revenue stamp and a wax seal with the mark of William Woolnough next to it. (From the image it appears the indenture was between Mr William Woolnough to Mr John Woolnough).

Woolnough

Barbers

1765-1825

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ABSTRACT OF THE TITLE TO METHODIST CHAPEL, KESSINGLAND, SUFFOLK 1765-1825. AN ABSTRACT OF THE TITLE OF MR THOMAS MEEK TO A METHODIST CHAPEL IN KESSINGLAND IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. A very interesting document giving details of indentures and conveyances of lands in Kessingland, one of which later had the methodist chapel built upon it. Indentures recorded are dated May 1765, May 1772, and 1788. The document is dated on the back 1825. This is consistent with the paper being watermarked 1816. Contains references to enclosure awards. Other names mentioned include: William Witham , Kessingland, Cordwainer; Samuel Collett, Baker; William Cunningham. Handwritten on 5 large sheets of paper bound with single cord tie. 42 by 33 cm. Good condition. Some very minor splitting at centre fold (text not affected).

Meek

Witham

Collett

Cunningham

1761

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 3 Feb 1761. It measures 27 inches long by 31.5 inches wide. It is between James Lanham & wife to Robert Reeve & Trustee. It deals with the release of a messuage and premises in Wenhaston Suffolk called the Carpenters Arms. It retains it revenue stamps and four wax seals with sigatures

Lanham

Reeve

1680

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 2 February 1680. It measures 17 inches long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between Mr Peregrine Darkin and Mr Thomas Love. It is the release of property and land called The Pye in Comb Forth in the County of Suffolk. It is beautifully written and contain the signature of Mr Darkin. The tag for the wax seal in is place but the seal has long gone. The document has worn through on the corners however the document still can be read. The first letter "T" is ornately written and adds to the document.

Darkin

Love

1879

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Offered is this three page vellum document dated 6 November 1879 together with a spectacular plan of the estate. The document measures 23.5 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between William Rix Seago, William Robert Haward to Henry Stanforth Patterson and Doanald Steward. It deals with the Conveyance of lots 210, 211 and 212 on the Roman Hill Estate in Lowestoft and the assignments of the benefit of convenants against selling beer. It retains the revenue stamp and four wax seal with the signatures of those listed. The plan of the estate is extremely detailed.

Seago

Haward

Patterson

Steward

1743

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 4 July 1743. it measures 26.5 inches long by 31.5 inches wide. It is between John Grindley and his wife Susann Grindley to William Gosnall. It deals with the lease ans release of messuages and tennaments outbuildings, barn, stables, garden, orchard, pasture and meadows called "Drivers" in Bentley in the County of Suffolk.It has the revenue stamps and two wax seals with the signature of John Grindley and the mark of his wife.

Grindley

Gosnall

1794

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 10 October 1794. It measures 25 inches long by 31 inches wide. It is between William Baker, Sarah Blanden, William Mulliner to John Gosnall. The document deals with the releaseof Tennement farm and land called "Drivers" in Bentley in the County of Suffolk. It has the revenue stamps and three wax seals of Baker, Blanden and Mulliner.

Baker

Blanden

Mulliner

Gosnall

1866

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1866 PROB DOCUMENT. CHARLOTTE DAY. SUFFOLK. Three sheets approx. 10½” x 12½”, 26” x 22” & 27” x 22” referring to Charlotte Day of Walsham le Willows in the County of Suffolk Widow. Other names mentioned:- Henry Lock, Thomas Easlea, Charlotte Balls, Joseph Balls & Elizabeth Lock. Very clean document with crisp intact Pendant Seal.

Day

Lock

Easlea

Balls

1826

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Suffolk - Offered is this exceptionally clean and tidy one page vellum document dated 3 July 1826.The document measures 15 inches long by 20 inches wide. It deals with a lease for a year between Mr William Woolnough of Bolton in the County of Suffolk and Mr John Woolnough of Friston in Suffolk. The property and land concerned is if Friston. It contains the original blue revenue stamp and at the foot of the page id a red wax seal and the mark of William Woolnough.

Woolnough

1872, 1877

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Double indenture, beautifully written on parchment, concerning land and property in Roman Bank, Long Sutton, Lincs. The two sheets are fixed together at the bottom. The first part of the document/mortgage is dated 1872 and the second 1877. There are several wax seals and three silver seals. Names mentioned include: John Beharrell Southwell, Farcet & Chatteris, John Clarke, Long Sutton, Ann Clarke, Long Sutton, John Algernon Clarke, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, Middlesex, William Pitts, Holbeach Marsh, Ernest Kinderley Stanford, engineer, Hadleigh, Suffolk, John Benniworth Parish the younger, Dulwich College, Kent, George Clarke, Lutton, George Miller Walker, Long Sutton + many more.

Southwell

Clarke

Pitts

Stanford

Parish

Walker

1632

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1632 old vellum document measuring about 18 x 20" with one of two original wax seals still attached, an INDENTURE OF BARGAIN & SALE between RICHARD NUNNE of BURY St.EDMUNDS in SUFFOLK, Sivemaker and THOMAS NUNNE of NORTON, SUFFOLK, yeoman, of the one part with ROBERT LAST of WHEPSTED, SUFFOLK, yeoman and MARY his wife, of the other part. The document is in English and is signed and witnessed for the payment of £30, the filing note on the front.....'a ffeoffment of a House in the WHITEN STREET, with Livery and Seizin'. Several folds but in excellent condition for nearly 400 years old

Nunne

Last

1800

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 2 January 1800. It measures 24.5 inches long by 28 inches wide. It is between James Wilson and Robert Brown. It deals with the release of messuages and tenements in Wix Bishop in Saint Clement Ipswich. It has the revenue stamp and wax seal and signature of James Wilson.

Wilson

Brown

1872

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An large Indenture dated 20th February 1872. It is between Francis Thomas Cuddon of Middlesex and Priscilla Catherine Torlesse of Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk. It concerns a messuage and tenemant in Stoke-by-Nayland. This is a very large document containing 8 vellum sheets! It has a blue £1 10s revenue and a red wax seal. 27.5" x 23.25". In nice condition with the usual folding creases.

Cuddon

Torlesse

1888

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An Indenture dated 15th October 1888. It is between Thomas Worlers of Groton, Suffolk, Richard Kemball of Groton Hall, Phillip Crook of Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk and Charles James Brown Crooks of Stoke-by-Nayland. It concerns property called Cross Keys in Stoke-by-Nayland. It has a red 5s revenue and 5 red wax seals. 16" x 10" (unopened). In nice condition with the usual folding creases.

Worlers

Kemball

Crooks

1900

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An three paged Agreement dated 12th March 1900. It is between Alfred Brown of Dulwich, Surrey and Cortland Herbert Simpson of Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk. It concerns a property called Cross Keys in Stoke-by-Nayland. It has a red 6d revenue. 10.5" x 8.5" (unopened). In nice condition with the usual folding creases

Brown

Simpson

1866

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Offered is this one page vellum document. It is unusual in that it contains two indentures.Both deal with the same subject matter. The document measures 29.5 inches wide by 23.25 inches long. The first part to this is dated 24 July 1866. It deals with the purchase of the "The Old Times Public House" formally called the "Trafalgar" Public House located in the Parish of St Margaret and abutting Spring Road and Caldwell Hall Road Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. The second indenture has been written on the back and deals with the same premises where some of the original partners have sold their share. On the first part it has a blue revenue stamp and five wax seals, only one signature appears at the bottom of the page. The second part again has a blue revenue stamp and 4 wax seals which have signatures adjacent to them. This document is very well written and is excellent condition.

1803

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1803 Bond From Mr George Basham of WITHERSDALE in Suffolk for £100 to Mr John Caley of MENDHAM in Norfolk a basket maker on a 2 shilling Pt Quire sheet folded .Also dealing with land called HASLOCKS in ? cralfield? in Suffolk , in good condition .with all relevant stamps and seals

Basham

Caley

1877

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1877 Conveyance of Freehold cottages and land,namely LONG PIGHTLE amounting to 5 cottages and barns set in 5 acres and 24 perches in WILBY in Suffolk .From Mr John Wells and others to Mrs Isabella Chenery . 1 sheet approx 25" x 25" , in good condition .with all relevant stamps and seals

Wells

Chenery

1878

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1878 Conveyance of Freehold estate situate in WILBY and STRADBROOKE in Suffolk, from Mrs Catherine Cooper and others to Mr Robert Jeffries. An extremely decorative and informative indenture describing numerous named enclosures of land between the Wilby to Laxfield road and the Stradbrooke to Laxfield road bordering the property of Mrs Chennery(see my other auctions ), and Lord Kensington, namely Bridge meadow, Union House field, Russells Green, Pale Pightle, Stradbrooke Close, and others amounting to 63 acres 2 rods and 11 perches.Large colourful map on schedule page , total of 4 sheets approx 20" x 25" in excellent condition with seven good wax seals £12 of revenue stamps.

Cooper

Jeffries

Chennery

1758

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one page vellum document, it measures 11 inches long by 20 inches wide. It does not have a date written on it but I have dated it to 1758 due to the following. The document states "Final agreement made in the court of our Sovereign Lord The King at Westminster in the eight days .... of the 31st year of the Reign of George the second before John Willles Edward. Hence I dated it from the 31st year of King Georges Reign. The document is an agreement between John Brewster and John Barvor to do with sixty pounds being paid for messnages, two cottages, two barns, three stables, dovehouse, two gardens two orchards, four acres of land, four acres of meadows and four acres of pasture in Brandon Suffolk.

Brewster

Barvor

1853

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 31st March 1853. It measures 25.25 inches long by 31 inches wide. It is between Alfred Martin Bristow of Blunderston in the county of Suffolk Brewer and Robert Morris of Lowestoft in the said County Chemist and druggest. It deals with the mortgage of dwelling house Beershop Carpenters shop situated in Blunderston in Suffolk. The document retains the blue revenue stamp and two wax seals with signatures of Alfred Martin Bristow and Robert Morris.

Bristow

Morris

1923

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Offered is this 12 page vellum document dated 9 April 1923. It measures 11 inches long by 8.5 inches wide. It is between The Unicorn Brewery Company Ltd to Tollemaches Breweries Ltd. It deals with the Conveyance of property land and public houses in Ipswich namely: The Boilermakers Arms in Duke Street, 41 Duke Street a tennement, The Hare and Hounds Inn Norwich Road, The Lord Raglan in Woodbridge Road, The Trafalgar now called The Old Times in Spring Road and Cauldwell Hall Road, The Orwell Hotel New Cut west, premises located at 48, 50 Pottery Street, 3 Hill Street The Rose Inn, The Three Cups , The unicorn Hotel in Orwell Place and Foundation street, see paln, The Union Jack in the parish of St Mary at the Quay, The Eagle Tavern Wherstead Road, The Marsh tavern in Princes Street, The Victoria Inn Berners Street. The document has the seals and revenue stamps.

1776

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1776 ANTIQUE PAPER MEMORANDUM, GT. LIVERMERE, SUFFOLK. PAPER DOCUMENT LISTING TITLE FOR FOR COTTAGE AND LAND IN GREAT LIVERMERE SUFFOLK - WITH INDENTURES QUOTED FROM 1710 AND FROM 1733. BETWEEN JOSEPH NUNN OF GREAT LIVERMORE ONLY SON AND HEIR OF JOSEPH NUNN (THE ELDER) AND NATHANIEL ACTON OF BAMFORD AND JOSEPH LOTHBURY. THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS DETAILS OF OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER FROM 1710. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 8 INCHES BY 10 INCHES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED HAND MADE PAPER WITH WATERMARK.

Nunn

Acton

Lothbury

1880

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 25 February 1880. it measures 23 inches long by 30 inches wide. It is between Nathaniel Catchpole, Joseph Owen, William Catchpole, and the The Ipswich Industrial Co operative Society Limited. It deals with the Conveyance of a piece of land situated on Cauldwell Hall Road, St Margarets in Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. TThe document is beautifully written and contains the schedule on the second page. It has four wax seals one of which is that of the Society. It also has a blue revenue stamp and two pink coloured revenue stamps. I have never come across one of this colour before.

Catchpole

Owen

1894

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1894 ANTIQUE PAPER ABSTRACT OF TITLE. PAPER DOCUMENT DRAWN UP IN 1894 AS AN ABSTRACT OF TITLE OF MESSERS W.H. MORETON AND H.E WOODWARD TRUSTEES OF JOHN BURGESS DECEASED TO EIGHT FREEHOLD DWELLINGHAOUSES SITUATE IN ZION STREET, CASTLE NORTHWICH, CHESHIRE. THIS ITEM DOCUMENTS THE TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP FROM 1848 WHEN THE LAND WAS CALLED THE CROFT AND WAS OWNED BY JOHN TOLLEMACHE OF HELMINGHAM HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - SIZE 16 INCHES BY 19 INCHES ON TEN SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER WITH WEATERLOW AND LAYTON WATERMARK.

Moreton

Woodward

Burgess

Tollemache

1837

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1837 ANTIQUE PAPER redemption of land tax DOCUMENT. ANDREW ARCEDECKNE OF GLEVERING HALL IN THE PARISH OF HACHESTON IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND THE REDEMPTION OF LAND TAX CHARGED ON CERTAIN MESSUAGES TENEMENTS OR FARM HOUSES, COTTAGES, BUILDINGS, LANDS SITUATE IN THE SEVERAL PARISHES OF CAMPSEY ASH - CHARSFIELD, DALLINHO. HACHESTON, MARLESFORD, BAWDSEY. WITH SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES. Arcedeckne family, formerly of Glevering Hall, Suffolk, had estates in both Suffolk and Jamaica, c. 1744-1848. Charles Andrew Vanneck, third Baron Huntingfield, married Louisa, only daughter of Andrew Arcedeckne, in 1839. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION WITHSTORAGE DUSTING - SIZE 15 INCHES BY 12 INCHES ON THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED ALTON MILLS WATERMARKED PAPER - FOR 1835.

Arcedeckne

1821

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Offered is this one page velum document dated 1 March 1821. It measures 18 inches long by 27.5 inches wide. It is between Thomas Farr and William Woolnough. It deals with the conveyance of a piece of land in Fritton in the County of Suffolk. The land was part of the comon in Fritton. It retains the revenue stamp and the seal and signature of Thomas Farr.

Farr

Woolnough

1851

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 14 February 1851 together with a receipt voucher dated 4 January 1851. The document measures 23 inches long by 29.5 inches wide. It is between John Ward, William Dillwyn Simms, John Dalton Harmer and Thomas Baldock Ross. It deals with the mortgage of a plot of land in Spring Road situated in the Parish of Saint Margaret in the Town of Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. The receipt is for £4 and 3 shillings. A nice clean document withfour signatures and wax seals.

Ward

Simms

Harmer

Ross

1819

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A PARCHMENT INDENTURE FOR THE RELEASE OF A PIECE OF LAND IN BUNGAY, SUFFOLK DATED 12TH DAY OF MARCH 1819 BETWEEN A MRS. AMY ABLETT AND A MR. JERAMIAH BOTWRIGHT. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH 2 WAX SEALS.

Ablett

Botwright

1883

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Offered is this two page vellum document dated 27 June 1883. It measures 16 inches long by 10 inches wide. It is between William Roe and Clements Henry Whiteman. It deals with the conveyance of two properties numbers 25 and 27 Orchard Street in the Parish of St Margaret in Ipswich. It is written lovely and has the revenue stamps and wax seals with signatures.

Roe

Whiteman

1907

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A manuscript book of farm accounts etc. inscribed at front ”C. Arthur Linton, Baylham House, near Ipswich”

The volume seems to deal with the Shrubland Park Estate and commences with details of the plantations, details of “Street Farm”, a new well at Baylam House, details of the working hours of the men on the Shrubland Estate, details of various forms of agreement and 32-pages of accounts e.g. “The Shrubland Park Estate for grinding 22 coombs of corn 11/-……W.Gooding for 11 Store pigs £10.10…..J.Westgate for 3 fat pigs £11.4.0 less 3/- for killing….” Etc.

Also with various manuscript recipes, e.g. Apple Jam, Waffles, Veal forcemeat etc. and details of grafting , cures, e.g for Mange & Colic. Together with various newspaper cuttings pasted-in.

9 ¼ x 7 ¼ inches, old boards crudely rebacked with cloth tape. 1907 where dated.

Linton

1817

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VELLUM COPY OF COURT BARON FOR MANOR OF BLOODHALL, THORNHAM, SUFFOLK - 1817 AT A GENERAL COURT BARON FOR THE MANOR OF BLOODHALL, THORNHAM, SUFFOLK, JOHN BEDWELL OF DEBENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK CORDWAINER AND MARY HIS WIFE, COPYHOLD TENANTS, SURRENDED A MESSUAGE AND LANDS IN THE MANOR TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN LORD HENNIKER LORD OF THE MANOR. THEY WERE REASSIGNED TO THE USE OF HENRY BOND OF IPSWICH, COURIER. DATED 28TH oCTOBER 1817. A neat manor court document hand written in English on vellum. Tax and revenue stamps. 45 by 59 cm.

Bedwell

Bond

1512

Dominic Winter 5 & 6 March 2003

917

Manuscript vellum Demise & Release, dated 18th October 1512, between Thomas Perken, senior of Weston, Margaret his wife, late relict of Stephen Fen of Hildircle, and John Cordy of Thelnetham, conveying to Thomas Apken and Robert Bregham, land, etc., in Hildircle, with three original seal tags, each containing large portions of original pendant wax seals, approx. 15 x 24 cm Much information is contained in this document including names of local people of the time, and also reference to an earlier deed of 1486. The document is accompanied by an English translation.

Perken

Fen

Cordy

Apken

Bregham

1691-1904

Dominic Winter 5 & 6 March 2003

918

Large collection of some 65 vellum & paper manuscript manorial documents including surrenders & admissions, 1691 to 1904, all relating to various Manors in Suffolk, including those for the Manors of Thelnelham, Thrandeston, Eye, Walsham, Yaxley, etc

1527-1588

Dominic Winter 5 & 6 March 2003

919

Four early attractive manuscript vellum manorial documents for the ancient Manor of Hinderclay, dated 1527, 1560, 1561 and 1588, approx. 10 x 28 cm and similar

1760

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two page document and large seal dated 14 Mrch 1760. The documents are the last will and testament of Jonas Edrington of Luitnesham ? Suffolk. The first page measures 9 inches long by 21 inches wide , the second is 6.5 inches long by 7.5 inches wide. It is in very good condition and has a nice large seal. Mentions his wife Mary

Edrington

1671

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1671 Comprising two sheets. Single will copy sheet approx. 23” x 7” & probate sheet approx. 7” x 5” referring to Christian Saunders of Southmould in the County of Suffolk. Other names mentioned:- Christian Page, Robert Page, William Page, Margarett Page, Robert Milborn, George Paine, William Paine & others.

Saunders

Page

Milborn

Paine

1789

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1789 Comprising two sheets. Single will copy sheet approx. 35” x 28” & probate sheet approx. 8” x 9” referring to George Walton of Barningham in the County of Suffolk Gentleman. Other names mentioned:- Mary Walton, Hannah Walton, Mary Walton jnr. Abigail Clears, John Clears, James Fison, William Wright & John Sparke. Very interesting document describing family members and property. Odd patches of staining (per photograph). Two embossed revenue stamps with lead seals plus small interesting Pendant Seal.

Walton

Clears

Fison

Wright

Sparke

1768

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one page vellum document dated 11 October 1768. It is a mortgage of an estate in Wenhaston in Suffolk between Robert Reeves to Robert Bunner. The document details land and property The Carpenters Arms in Wenhaston Suffolk. It measures 24.5 inches long by 30.5 inches wide. It retains the original revenue stamp and two wax seals with the signatures of the two listed above.

Reeves

Bunner

1724

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Vellum Indenture, with one wax seal, dated 7th March 1724. This document is a mortage agreement for a loan of thirty one pounds and ten shillings between Thomas Fuller of Erofwell in the county of Suffolk and Robert Lsarship of Lakenheath in the county of Suffolk.

Fuller

Lsarship

1875

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Abstract of the Title of the Trustee of the Will of Mr Christopher King deceased, to a piece of land at Hinderclay, Suffolk, copyhold of the said Manor.Dates to approx. 1875 and comprises approx. 12 pages. Generally in good condition but does contain tears, discolouration , creases, marks etc.

King

1743

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 14th July 1743. It measures 13.75 inches long by 23 inches wide. It deals with a lease between John Grindley and William Gosnall for messuages and tennements outhouses,yards and gardens called Drivers in Bentley in the County of Suffolk. The document is in excellent condition and is beautifully written. It contains the revenue stamp and wax seal with signature of John Grindley.

Grindley

Gosnall

1877

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 5 July 1877. it measures 21`.75 inches long by 27.75 inches wide. It is between Oscar Wilson Roberts and Charles Groom. It deals with the conveyance of cottages and premises situated in South Church Street and Church Street Debenham in the County of Suffolk. The document is very clean and has the revenue stamps and wax seal with the signature of Oscar Wilson Roberts.

Roberts

Groom

1797

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LEASE OF FARM IN SUFFOLK 1797. NO RESERVE. Counterpart of Lease of farm at Weston in Suffolk for 14 years from Michas 1796 at the Rent of £220 "... made this Eighteenth Day of March... 1797". Mary and Anne Quince of Honinton in Suffolk. John Alderton of Weston in Suffolk. Summerlands, husbandry, arable lands and farms mentioned CONDITION: Three sheets. Approx 30 x 20 inches each. Start of 3rd piece missing. Looks like a small rodent has chewed at various other parts over the centuries (see pics).

Quince

Alderton

1642-1645

Dominic Winter 23 July 2003

515

Manorial Roll. Six important paper manuscript rolls, with outer vellum cover listing the rental for the said Manor of Peverell, containing a complete inventory of rents to be collected from all the lands in the Manor, from 1642 through to 1645, and detailing the names of each tenant, details of the land (covering Glemsford and Cavendish), rent payable, etc.

1669

Dominic Winter 23 July 2003

516

Important and very detailed manuscript two-sheet vellum document, dated 4th January 1669, between Sir Robert Dyer, Lord High Sheriff of Suffolk, appointing Thomas Brooke as his under Sheriff, refers to Sir Robert Dyer's letter Patent from His Majesty's and his appointing Thomas Brooke as under Sheriff, listing his duties of office, rewards, etc., but precluding him from opening or answering any letters for the King, his council, the Parliament or speaker of the Parliament. etc. The document in perfect order, still retains its original large pendant wax seal, attached by seal tag.

Dyer

Brooke

1648

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1648 NICELY PENNED ENGLISH VELLUM MANOR DS Handwritten English vellum document pertaining to the Manor of Hindercely in the County of Suffolk dated 1648 during the reign of Charles II. The document is very nicely penned in Latin and pertains to a legal transaction of the Manor, most probably regarding a property transfer. Signed by a George Gardiner on behalf of the Manor. Very Good condition, measures 21 x 4".

Gardiner

1642

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1642 VELLUM MANOR DOCUMENT REIGN OF CHARLES I A handwritten Manor document penned in Latin and dated 1642 during the reign of Charles I. The document pertains to the Manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk and is before the Manor Court Baron Edmund Bacon. Most probably pertains to a land transfer. FINE condition, measures 8.5 x 10".

Bacon

1706

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Monkton Combe DEED OF BARGAIN AND SALE of a tenement or farm called Combe farm, with 'Barnes outhousing Gardens and Orchard thereto adjoiyning and the Pigeon house on the same Orchard erected', closes of ground called Broadmeade, land in the West field of Monkton Combe, etc., John Robinson of Denston Hall, Suffolk, to Joseph Houlton of Trowbridge, Clothier. Vellum, 14" x 19", engraved decorative calligraphic heading, small wax seal. 1706.

Robinson

Houlton

1860

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Offered is this one page vellum document dated 1 May 1860. It measures 24.5 inches long by 29 inches wide. It is between Susan Parker, Charles Hayward and James Sparke. It deals with the conveyance of a piece of land and meadow in the Parish of Woolpit and partly in the Parish of Drinkstone in the County of Suffolk. The names of the ground are Dole Water Meadow and Dyers Meadow. The document also deals with the conveyance of The Swan Inn situated in Woolpit Street East in Woolpit Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamps and has two wax seals withthe signatures of Susan Parker and Charles Hayward. A nice clean document.

Parker

Hayward

Sparke

1559

Dominic Winter 27 Aug 2003

425

Vellum Indenture, dated 16th August 1559, from Roger Gygner of Lakyngheth in Suffolk, conveying to George Peny of Hindercle in Suffolk the gift of a messuage, with garden and a little grove in Fenstreat in the Township of Hindercle, which two houses passed to him on the death of Margaret Glover, widow of his mother, previously wife of Thomas Gygner, deceased, and afterwards wife of John Peni, attractive calligraphy and small decorated initial letter, with seal tag and and fragment of seal attached, approx. 22 x 31 cm, with accompanying translation

Gynger

Peny

Glover

1845

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Abstract of the Title to a piece of land at Hinderclay, Suffolk late belonging to Mr George Wells deceased. Generally in good condition and comprises approx. 4 pages.

Wells

1920

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1920 Abstract of the Title of Mr Edward William Schluter to hereditaments situate at Bardwell, Suffolk.First page mentions a Sir Henry Charles Blake.Also, mentions Mansions House and Grounds and schedules of land and 2 plans. Back page has a piece missing, otherwise, contains approx. 40 typewritten pages. Some stains and tears but this 'document' contains a lot of information.

Schluter

Blake

1820-1950

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1820-1950 LIVERPOOL/IPSWICH FAMILY ARCHIVE General Description: This is a marvellous and large archive of 2 families one stemming from Liverpool and the other from Ipswich. The family in Liverpool are the Chappel-Gills. They were cotton merchants, who prospered in the mid Victorian period and became very wealthy, as this archive proves. The family from Ipswich were the Prettys, they owned a place called Goldrood Hall, several photos of it circa 1900-1910, which is now a school. The archive contains masses of personal photographs almost all inscribed with names etc, letters, some from the front from both of the first and second world wars, and newspaper cuttings and postcards from all over the world sent back home. The Chappel-Gills last lived in Montgomeryshire near Welshpool. There are newspapers dating from 1820. There is a super portfolio of a marriage held at Goldrood in the early part of the 20th century, real good photographs etc. The name Carey features throughout the years so they are connected. This is a unique record of a very wealthy family who flourished through the cotton trade. There are many addresses in the archive of where the various parts of the family lived and an amazing collection of photographs of the family on holiday skiing in the 1900-1920 period. The family were connected with the hunting world as there are many photographs of hunts and hounds in Montgomeryshire at Brywnderwen, Bwlch-y-cibau. They also lived at one time at 19 Greenheys Rd, Liverpool 8. Lot possibly includes 200 old postcards, most stamped, addressed and dated.

Chappel-Gills

Pretty

Carey

1817

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VELLUM COPY OF COURT BARON FOR MANOR OF BLOODHALL, THORNHAM, SUFFOLK - 1817 AT A GENERAL COURT BARON FOR THE MANOR OF BLOODHALL, THORNHAM, SUFFOLK, JOHN BEDWELL OF DEBENHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK CORDWAINER AND MARY HIS WIFE, COPYHOLD TENANTS, SURRENDED A MESSUAGE AND LANDS IN THE MANOR TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN LORD HENNIKER LORD OF THE MANOR. THEY WERE REASSIGNED TO THE USE OF HENRY BORD OF IPSWICH, COURIER. DATED 28TH oCTOBER 1817. A neat manor court document hand written in English on vellum. Tax and revenue stamps. 45 by 59 cm

Bedwell

Henniker

Bord

1914

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Conveyance dated 1914 Mr James Clarke Senior of near Manchester, Lancashire, Whistle Maker, to Mr Frederick Clarke of near Manchester, Lancashire, Whistle Maker, of a one fourth share in freehold property and covenant to surrender a like share in copyhold property situate in Thelnetham, Hopton and Market Weston in the County of Suffolk.Contains approx. 7 pages (appear to be slightly smaller than A4) , which are generally in good condition.....bit of cracking on the two 'red seals'

Clarke

1830

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1830 ANTIQUE PAPER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WATTS. LEGAL DOCUMENT; COPY OF THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SAMUEL WATTS OF THE PARISH OF CRANSFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, YEOMAN. WITH CODICIL FOR BEQUESTS AND DISPOSAL OF HIS ESTATES INCLUDING ONE TO HIS ILLIGITIMATE SON. INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE WATTS FAMILY OF SUFFOLK. GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON SIX SHEETS OF FOLDED WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 13 INCHES BY 17 INCHES.

Watts

1659

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Handwritten English document regarding the manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk dated 1659. A rare date during the Commonwealth period of Englsih rule under Richard Cromwell. Nicely penned in ENGLISH, under the Court Baron Sir Edmund Bacon, regarding manor property of Richard Penny. Fine condition, measures 15 x 7.5".

Bacon

Penny

1663

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Nicely penned manuscript vellum document regarding the affairs of the manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk at a session before the Court Baron, Edmund Bacon, dated 1663 during the reign of Charles II> The manuscript is boldly penned in both Latin and Englsih regarding the bequest to Edward Lock by his father of manor properties known by the names of Buttons and Elderbush-Peere. In Fine condition with folds, measures 11 x 21".

Bacon

Lock

1896

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1896 Lot 1 Abstract of the Title of the Executors and Trustees under the will of Mr Selsby Wardle Hunt decd. to a freehold messuage and land at Stanton? Suffolk. Contains approx. 5 pages, which contain some smudges and/or marks, but generally the document is in reasonable condition.

Hunt

1716

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"This Indenture made this Twenty Ninth Day of October in the Third Year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord George... One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixteen Between The Right Honourable the Lord Cornwallis Barron of Eye in teh County of Suffolk of the one part And Edward Andrewes of Broome in the said County Yeoman of the other part..." Parts of land, rents, grants etc mentioned. Includes Cornwallis' wax seal and signature.

Cornwallis

Broome

1896

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1896 Indenture Mr Christr. Turner to Mr Albert Woddroffe? Conveyance of 14acres 3 r and 14 p of arable and pasture land situate at Hopton in the County of Suffolk

Turner

Woddroffe

1623

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Handwritten English vellum document from the Manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk dated 1623 during the reign of King James I. Nice and boldly penned in Latin, this manor document regards the transfer of land of a Nicholas Goss(e) during a session held before the Baron of the Manor Court. Signed at the bottom. Very Good, multi-folds, measures 14 x 5.25"

Gosse

1636

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A document regarding the ancient Manor of Hindercley in Suffolk dated 1636 during the reign of Charles. Nicley penned on vellum before the Court Baron Edmund Bacon, most probably dealing with a land transfer, with mention of a John Lock and Edward and Robert Lock, and a prior date of 1634. In Latin. Another small strip of paper stitched to upper left corner. Very Good, multifolded, measures 16 x 8.5" Also mentions Anthony Gosnold.

Bacon

Lock

Gosnold

100

1722

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A 1722 General Release Document Mr Harbar to Mr Robert Clarke of Bungay. Mr Harbar would appear to come from Suffolk. This document has tears, stains and marks etc

Harbar

Clarke

101

1841

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Offered is this three page vellum document dated 20 October 1841. It measures 22.4 inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between James Matthews, John Matthews, William Mumford, Elizabeth Saiter and William Butting. It deals with the appointment and release of premises in both Cotton and Barton in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamp and 4 wax seals with signatures of James Matthews, John Matthews, William Mimford and Wiliam Butting.

Matthews

Mumford

Saiter

Butting

102

1842

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1842 VELLUM appointment by COURT for Relief of Insolvent DEBTORS concerning Joseph ABBOTT of Debenham, SUFFOLK NO RESERVE This vellum document produced by the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors on the 5th August 1842, in the matter of Joseph Abbott late of Debenham in the County of Suffolk, an Auctioneer, Appraiser and Builder, appoints John King of Ipswich, Newspaper Proprietor and Printer, as the Assignee of the Estate and Effects of Joseph Abbott. Size. The document size is approx. 13" wide x 8" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases.

Abbott

King

103

1648

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Handwritten English vellum document pertaining to the Manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk dated 1648 during the reign of Charles I. The document is very nicely penned in Latin and pertains to a legal transaction of the Manor, most probably regarding a property transfer. Signed by a George Gardiner on behalf of the Manor. Very Good condition, measures 21 x 4". The name Gregorius ffisher is visible on the image.

Gardiner

ffisher

104

1834

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Copy of the probate of the will of Mr Thomas Rede late of Beeches in Suffolk deceased. Appears to date from about 1834.There are marks, tears etc. but most text appears legible.

Rede

105

1658

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Handwritten English Surrender for property in the Manor of Hindercley in the County of Suffolk dated October of 1658 duirng the short reign as Lord Protector by Richard Cromwell. The document is in English and is before the Lord of the manor, Sir Edmund Bacon, Baronet, pertaining to land owned by the Lock Family. Very Good condition measuring 23 x 3.5". Signed by the examiner. Mentions the lands of William Hamblyn and also mentions John Battelly. Signed by Robert French Senr.

Bacon

Lock

Hamblyn

Battelly

French

106

1839

Dominic Winter 1 Oct 2003

302

Marriage Settlement. By the Earl of Ashburnham and Miss Catherine Charlotte Baillie, 30th October 1839, six sheets of parchment, referring to extensive Estates in Suffolk and Sussex, and making provision for any children by the marriage, signed and sealed by seven parties to the Agreement, each sheet with red double rule, approx. 57 x 68 cms

Ashburnham

Baillie

107

1871

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This document is a deed of conveyance measuring 75cm X58cm concerning land in Mildenhall Suffolk dated 11th Oct 1871. It has revenue stamp, seals and signatures. Names mentioned in the deed include – SARAH SMITH ELLINGTON of Mildenhall GEORGE BAYLEY ship broker of Surrey HENRY RIDLEY ELLINGTON Merchant of Blackheath Kent JOHN DEATH livery stable keeper of Cambridge JOSEPH SCOTT SPARROW merchant of Mildenhall JAMES HOWARD gent. of Lakenheath RICHARD ELLINGTON late of Mildenhall WILLIAM ROLPH JOHN WILLIAMS WILLIAM ANGERSTEIN esq. JACOB HEMSBY THOMAS MORTLOCK

Ellington

Bayley

Death

Sparrow

Howard

Rolph

Williams

Angerstein

Hemsby

Mortlock

108

1667

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Beautifully penned English Manor document pertaining to the Manor of Hindercley in Suffolk dated 1667. The document is penned in Latin and is before the Manor Baron Edmund Bacon regarding an issue of Tenancy naming Robert Lock and others. Fine condition on vellum, measures 11 x 12". Also mentions Nathaniel ffelton.

Bacon

Lock

ffelton

109

1844

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Offered is this three page vellum document dated 21 August 1844. It measures 24 inches long by 29.75 inches wide. It is between John Crisp, Robert Paul, William Francis Paul, David Constable Alston, and David Constable Alston. It deals with the release of The Horse and Groom Inn in Melton Street towards Wilford Street in Molton in the County of Suffolk. It is well written and retains the revenue stamp together with four wax seals with signatures. The third page has a small cut of about .75 inch along a fold. This does not detract from the reading of the document.

Crisp

Paul

Alston