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1663 |
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1663
FINE MANUSCRIPT MANOR DOCUMENT SUFFOLK
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". |
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111 |
1769 |
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1769
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT PRETYMAN |
Pretyman |
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1888 |
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Abstract
of the Title of the Devisee under the will of Joseph Bishop late of
Barningham? Suffolk Gent, deceased to freehold messuages lands tenements and hereditaments
at Barningham aforesaid. Contains approx. 30 pages. There are some marks,
smudges etc., but it is generally in good condition. |
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113 |
1526 |
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114 |
1874 |
Bloomsbury
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Suggate
(Robert, merchant seaman). [Autobiography]. Fifty years since or My Rough
Log, manuscript, c. 174pp., 2ff. loose, some other ff. inner margins strengthened,
original cloth-backed boards, rubbed, spine defective, folio, 1874. £300 -
500 A lively account of a Suffolk farmer's son who joined as a 'boy' on a
collier brig plying the east coast. Later, on 17th April 1830 Suggate joined
an East Indiaman "the Lord Lowther … a fine vessel of about 1400 tons …
bound for China." After having braved the ceremony of 'crossing the
line' they landed in Hong Kong and then proceeded to Canton. Whilst there, an
Englishwoman had come from Macao to live with her husband, something that was
forbidden by the authorities and "a dispute arose between the English
and Chinese and the latter immediately resorted to their old mode of
annoyance, that of stopping the trade. To protect ourselves we had an armed
boats crew from each English ship in the river, and also a couple of quarter
deck guns from one of our vessels, which were planted one on each side of the
factory gates."Suggate's journal also includes notes on the English
Channel, the islands of Amsterdam and St. Paul's in the Indian Ocean, Hong
Kong, Canton River ("opium is a luxury … besides it is forbidden as
hurtful to the health, still an immense quantity is sold and consumed, we
always knew when our little sampan boatman had been breaking the law by the
look in his eyes"), the Zutphen Islands, Cape of Good Hope, Macao,
Singapore, St. Helena etc. |
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115 |
1903 |
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1903
Abstract of the Title of Mrs. Julia Codman to a messuage and heredits situate
at Beyton in Suffolk. Contains approx. 4 pages. There are marks, minor tears
and creases, but the document is generally in satisfactory condition |
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116 |
1848 |
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Abstract
of the Will of Framingham? Thruston? of Weston Market in Suffolk.Contains
approx. 6 pages. Some marks and creases etc. but generally in satisfactory
condition. |
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117 |
1883 |
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1883 Indenture.
The Executors of the late Mr Ephraim? Hinde and others to Henry Trevor
Esquire transfer of mortgage of freehold and copyhold hereditaments situate
at Hindercley in the County of Suffolk for securing £220 and interest.
Comprises approx. 2 pages in satisfactory condition with some 'poor
condition' red seals. |
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118 |
1892 |
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1892
Indenture for land situated off Beresford Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk The document
with plan and seal gives an interesting insight into the area, with details
of covenants and restrictions and references to earlier conveyances from
1854. The land is purchased by George Thurstan from the British Land Company
Ltd. |
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119 |
1677 |
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1677
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED TIME OF CHARLES II.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING THE
SALE DOCUMENT FOR ALL THOSE MEADOWS LYING IN BOULAGE IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK. BETWEEN JOHN ALLDRED OF BOULAGE AND ROBERT YORK OF BURGH IN THE
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. PAYMENT MADE IN YEILDINGS AT THE FEAST OF ST. MICHAELL THE
ARCHANGLE - RECEIPTS FOR PAYMENTS ON REVERSE ( SEE PHOTO) ORNATE FIRST LETTER
OF THE INDENTURE - INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL
HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE ALDRED FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BOTTOM GUTTER HAS BEEN REMOVED. THIS COULD
BE THE WORK OF SOMEONE WHO JUST WANTED THE SEAL OR IT COULD BE BECAUSE THE
VELLUM STRIP WAS USED TO ATTACH THE SEAL TO A LATER DOCUMENT, WHICH SOMETIMES
HAPPENED WHEN THE PROPERTY WAS SOLD ON - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE
15 INCHES BY 27 INCHES |
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120 |
1760 |
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1760
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT SUFFOLK GEORGE II *. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING
AN OBLIGATION BOND FROM ANN PERRY OF IPSWICH IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TO
ROBERT JACOBS OF NEATON IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK FOR THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.
WITH RECORD OF INTEREST PAYMENTS ON REVERSE. ONE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP - NO
SEAL AS REMOVED, SOLD AS DAMAGED, ONLY SMALL PAPER LOSS PLEASE SEE PHOTO.
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY
FOR THE PERRY FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION SOME RUBBING
TO FOLD CORNERS - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET
OF BRITTANIA WATERMARKED PAPER - SIZE 8 INCHES BY 13 INCHES |
Perry |
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1770-1780 |
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1770 - 1780
THREE ANTIQUE PAPER ANNUITY RECEIPTS*. MANUSCRIPT RECORDS OF INTEREST
RECEIVED ON A BOND INVOLVING A MR JAMES CLEMENTS OF IPSWICH AND A ROBERT
JACOBS INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE JACOBS FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION
- ON VARIOUS FOLDED SHEETS OF PAPER
SIZE 3 INCHES BY 7 INCHES |
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1831 |
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1831
ANTIQUE DEED SIGNED BY BARONET |
Broke |
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1831 |
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1831
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT DEED FARM SUFFOLK.SIGNED BY BARONET. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT;
BEING THE RELEASE OF A FARM AND LANDS AT CRAWFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
BETWEEN SIR PHILIP BOWES VERE BROKE OF NARTON IN THE |
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1856 |
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1856.
Abstract of the Title of the Devisees In trust for sale named in the will of
Mr John Lock deceased to a piece of freehold land called 'Split Oak' in
Hopton, Suffolk. Generally in satisfactory condition except for some folds,
marks etc. |
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Deeds
for 26 Beresford Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk dated 1908 to 1975 This is a large
collection of documents including the conveyances and abstracts of title of this
one property for 1908 to 1975. The first document is a an Indenture dated
1908 with a two shilling tax stamp between Mrs E L Cooper and Miss C H
Breach. The second is a conveyance in 1924 with a mortgage dated 1939 and
abstract of title 1924. In 1945 an assent. In 1950 a mortgage a conveyance
and an abstract of title. A conveyance for 1954, a later one for 1975. With
this set of deeds are various other documents relating to searches against
the charges register. A very extensive set of documents is offered for sale
as one batch here. A set of 25 documents in all. |
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126 |
1870 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 9 March 1870 including a black line
drawn plan. It measures 23 inches ong by 31.5 inches wide. It is between
James Gooch Morfey, Daniel Bradbrook Fenton and Charles Gullingham. It deals
with the release of a right of way near the Railway Tavern in burrell Street
in the Parish of Saint mary Stoke, Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. It
retians the revenue stamp and three wax seals with the signatures of Daniel
Fenton and James Morfey. It is clean and well written. |
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127 |
1784 |
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1784
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT SUFFOLK.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE DOCUMENT;
RELEASE AND MORTGAGE FOR Overbury Hall, Layham, Ipswich, Suffolk. INTERESTING
INDENTURE MANUSCRIPT BETWEEN PEREGRINE DOYLE OF LAYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK AND SADLER WHITMORE OF WISTON IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. TWO
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND TWO RED WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE WHITMORE
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
VELLUM SIZE 27 INCHES BY 33 INCHES |
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128 |
1737 |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DOCUMENT MANOR OF BOUDYSH HALL IN RADWYNTOR, 1737. "BE IT
REMEMBERED THAT EDWARD GROOM OF DRINKSTONE IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND HIS
WIFE MARGARET CUSTOMARY TENNANTS OF THE MANOR" BEING A RELEASE AND
SURRENDER DOCUMENT OF ARABLE LANDS KNOWN BY THE NAME OF TIBBALDS AND NEW
PONDS AND A CLOSE CALLED POLLYWIGGS TO JAMES STEPHENS OF HATTON GARDEN IN THE
PARISH OF ST. ANDREW HOLBORN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, APOTHOCARY THERE IS
A RADWINTER IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX FIVE MILES FROM SAFFRON WALDON BUT WE HAVE
NO DIRECT CONNECTION. ONE FOR FURTHER RESEARCH IN FINE CONDITION (with small
amount of rodent damage to right edge) - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO
SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE GROOM
FAMILY OF SUFFOLK ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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129 |
1777 |
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1777
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANOR OF YAXLEE DOCUMENT. An interesting Manorial Copyhold
document dated 20th May 1777 during the reign of King George III, concerning the
late Thomas Rix and his sister Frances Blakeley being the sole beneficiary to
his will. Other names mentioned: William Blakeley, Roger Gray, Robert Dade,
Thomas Sherman, Adams, John Rix, Elizabeth Buckenham, Timothy Grey,
JohnCullum, William Kirke etc. Several properties mentioned also. A very
clean document bearing the usual folds. Comprising a single sheet of period
watermarked paper approx. 24” x 18” with all text legible for transcription.
Small nick through central horizontal fold. Single two shilling embossed
revenue stamp affixed with escutcheon. |
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1858 |
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Abstract
of the Title of Mr John Olle to premises at Beyton Suffolk. Contains approx.
3 pages and appears to be 'watermarked' 1858. There are also minor holes,
minor tears, smudges, folds, tears and marks to this document. However, it is
generally in satisfactory condition. |
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1856 |
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An
interesting Conditional Surrender draught document pertaining to the Manor
Thelnetham Rectory dated 19th June 1856 during the reign of Queen Victoria,
Robert Bidwell Edwards of Cheltenham in the County of Gloucester Esquire a
Major in Her Majesty’s Service, surrendering his Copyhold tenancy in the said
manor to Charles Heberden and James Dodson. Other names mentioned: John
Parker, Edward Codd, Joseph Eaton Hale, Arthur Blencowe, Richards S. Taylor
& John Clayton. A very clean and crisp document bearing the usual long
term storage folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period watermarked
paper approx. 16” x 13” with all text fully legible for transcription. |
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1737 |
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1737
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT DEED OF AGREEMENT-. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE "
THEN AGREED BETWEEN CHRISTINA GREEN AND ELIZABETH GREEN BOTH OF BURY ST. EDMUNDS
IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND JOHN STEPHENS OF HATTON GARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX - THAT CHRISTINA GREEN AND ELIZABETH GREEN SHALL SURRENDER AND
RELEASE THE COPYHOLD FARM CALLED GOULSTON'S FARM SITUATE IN ASHDON IN THE
COUNTY OF ESSEX. INTERESTING FARM SALE AGREEMENT IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST
TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE
GREEN FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 12 INCHES BY 16 INCHES -
WATERMARKED GR WITH CROWN AND CREST |
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1634 |
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Handwritten
English vellum manuscript document dated 1634 during the reign of King
Charles I regarding the conveyance of property within the manor of Hindercley
in the County of Suffolk involving Thomas Button and John Button and Thomas
Carter. The document is before Edmund Bacon, Court Baron of the Manor and is
in Latin. Signed by the Registrar. Nicely penned with the grain of the animal
skin vellum apparent on the verso. FINE condition, multi-folds, measures 15.5
x 9". |
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1757 |
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1757
This a very nice one seal vellum Indenture document..dated 25th March
1757,between John Bumstead of Woolpit,Suffolk-Yeoman and Edward Cornish of
Woolpit,Suffolk-Carpenter.Other names in the document are F.Bumstead late
father of John and William Saddler. The document is clean and in V.G.C Size
22" x 11.1/2" |
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135 |
1883 |
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1883
This is a 24 page document for the Settlement of the share of Miss Christabel
Mary Burroughes in the sum of $30,000 provided for portions for the younger
children of the late Rev Randall Burroughes deced the Father of Miss
Borroughes by the Will of her Grandfather Henry Negus Burroughes late of
Burlingham Hall,Esq deceased. This document is a good insight into family
life in the 1800's. Names on the document are: Miss Christabel Mary
Burroughes,Spinster (Normanstone-Suffolk),Edward George Cubitt,Esq,(Honing
Hall-Norfolk), Henry Negus Burroughes,
Esq late of (Burlingham Hall-Norfolk)formerly M.P. for the Eastern Division
of Norfolk,and Rev Randall Burroughes. Size 11" x 15" |
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1895 |
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1895
VELLUM will and PROBATE of the Right HONORABLE LADY EMILY NO RESERVE This is
the copy will on vellum together with the added probate of The Right Honorable
Lady Emily Elizabeth Fitzhardinge Capel of Westerfield in the county of
Suffolk, widow. The will is dated 1884 and the probate is 22nd November 1895.
Her will directs that only her Christian name and surname be placed on the
stone over the grave "without any title added thereto". It is
interesting also that she asks her executor, after the sale of her property,
to pay to her "two faithful servants Sarah Cattermole and George Akers
...... a year's full wages ..." and states that those wages for a whole
year are £19 for Sarah and £22 for George. Attached to the probate is the
papered seal of Queen Victoria's High Court of Justice, Probate Division.
Size. The will is approx. 14" wide x 15" high and the probate
10" x 13". Condition. Some slight dustmarking on a small portion of
the verso, but otherwise in excellent condition with the usual folding
creases. |
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1850 |
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1850 4-LEAF
VELLUM MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT NO RESERVE This is a long and very detailed vellum
indenture handwritten on seven sides of 4 leaves of vellum. It is dated the
16th July 1850 and is between Jeremiah Byles of Ipswich of the first part,
Anne Goodchild of the second part (the parties to marry), William Goodchild
of the third part and Robert Lacey and Benjamin Owen King, Merchant, of the
fourth part. It is very beautifully written and will no doubt afford
interesting reading to the fortunate purchaser of this lot. In total there
are no less than 9 blue revenue stamps and 14 red wax seals on the document.
Size. The pages are approx. 28" wide x 24" high. Condition. Some
dustmarking on verso of one page but otherwise in excellent condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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1885 |
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1885
VELLUM WILL & PROBATE of Henry PHILLIPPS of SUFFOLK NO RESERVE This is
the copy will on vellum together with the added probate of Henry Burch Pye
Phillipps "late a Major in Her Majesty's Army but now of Sproughton in
the County of Suffolk". The will is dated May 1885 and the probate is
21st June 1885. He leaves his personal estate to his mother Lucy Burch
Phillipps and his real estate to his brothers and sisters, asking one brother
Edward Plantagenet Phillipps to be his executor. Attached to the probate is
the superbly clear papered seal of Queen Victoria's High Court of Justice,
Probate Division. Size. The will is approx. 16" wide x 13" high and
the probate 10" x 13". Condition. In excellent condition with the
usual folding creases. |
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1683 |
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THIS IS
WONDERFUL HANDWRITTEN LEGAL DOCUMENT, CONCERNING A "THOMAS YORKE THE
YOUNGER OF FIMBURROUGH MAGII IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK". IT IS DATED
1683. IT MEASURES 12 INCHES BY 8 INCHES, AND HAS A ONE OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE
SMALL WAX SEALS APPLIED THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN. THIS HAS THE "BUST"
OF A MALE FIGURE (POSSIBLY NEGROID OR GRECO-ROMAN) WITHIN AN OCTAGONAL
MEDALLION. THE DETAIL OF THE DOCUMENT APPEARS TO CONCERN THE RELEASE OF A
DEBT BY MR YORKE AGAINST HIS DEBTOR, A "THOMAS LOW". THE MAIN BODY
OF TEXT IS BEAUTIFULLY HAND-PRINTED, WITH THE RELEVANT SPACES FILLED IN BY
FREEHAND. THE DOCUMENT HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THOMAS YORKE, AS WELL AS TWO OTHER
SIGNATURIES. THIS WONDERFUL, ORIGINAL AND GENUINE, WAX-SEALED LEGAL DOCUMENT |
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1830 |
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Vellum
indenture dated 8/9/1830 between Arthur Baldrey Grey of Yoxford (gunsmith),
Charles Clubbe of Framlingham (gentleman), Benjamin Baldrey of Framlingham
(shoemaker) and Charles Edwards of Framlingham Has four signatures and three
seals. Excellent condition. |
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1854 |
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An
indenture dated 1854. Mr James Smith to Mr Edmund Oxborrow. Conveyance of a
Messuage or Public house called the "The Falcon" and a malting Office
Cottage land and hereditaments at Rushmere. Suffolk. Two sheets. Stamp and
seals. Clean but the vellum has yellowed a bit. Mention is made of a Mr
Alexander Bartlett, surgeon in Ipswich. |
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1648 |
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Bury St
Edmunds. Large multiple-sheet vellum indenture, dated 16th February 1648,
between Joane Barber, Edmund Barber and Robert Dyrer for the sale of the Manor
of Holderness for ,940, being part of the lands of the late dissolved
Monastry of Bury St Edmunds, the document contains a long list of all the
lands of the Manor being in the Town of Bury St Edmunds, together with rights
to tithes, and rights to the goods of felons and fugitives, etc., with two
perfect large pendant wax seals attached |
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1777 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written manorial surrender document dated 23rd
May 1777 during the reign of King George III, referring to the admission of
Mrs Frances Blakely wife of William Blakely of Ipswich in the County of
Suffolk Gent to the Mefsuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments of Thomas Rix
due to his death and under his Will. Other names mentioned:- Roger Grey,
Robert Roope, John Rix & signed by Daniel Negus, Steward of the Manor.
Places mentioned:- Blackland Close in Thrandeston & Yaxley. A very clean
document bearing the usual long term storage folds. Comprising a single sheet
of vellum approx. 18” x 13” with all text fully legible for transcription.
Two embossed blue revenue stamps. One with lead escutcheon sealed on reverse
with King George III revenue stamp. |
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1782 |
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Vellum
indenture dated 11/4/1782 between Michael Baldrey of Wangford (grocer and
draper) and Daniel Bull of Framlingham.
Contains genaeological information on Michael Baldrey Has signature and
seal of Michael Baldry + signatures of William J. Childham (?) and George
Cloke (witnesses). Excellent
condition. |
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1868 |
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This is
a huge indenture - "Abstract of Title" of Charles Heberden,
starting from 1766 - of 30 pages relating to the Manor of Hinderclay in
Suffolk. The document mentions members of the Bidwell Edwards family of
Norfolk and others. 16" x 13" approx. All intact, clean and
readable. Outer (cover) page a little ragged. |
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1708 |
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An
attractive and interesting last will and testament probate written in Latin
dated (15th October?) 1708 during the reign of Queen Anne, pertaining to John
Lock of Hinderclay in the County of Suffolk. A very clean document bearing
the usual long term storage folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period
watermarked paper approx. 12” x 15” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Single integral laminated seal (wax long since delaminated),
two embossed revenue stamps, one with lead escutcheon sealed on reverse with
Queen Anne revenue stamp. |
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1816 |
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An attractive
and interesting hand written last will and testament copy dated 8th May 1816
during the reign of King George IV, pertaining to Thomas Clears of Hopton in
the County of Suffolk Yeoman. Other names mentioned: John Clears, Mary Anne Clarke, Hannah
Clarke, Elizabeth Jarrod, Ann Bennett, Mary Jacob, Judith Clears, Samuel
Webber & George Goddard. A clean document bearing the usual long term
storage folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period watermarked paper
approx. 16” x 12” with all text fully legible for transcription. |
Clears |
Clarke |
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Bennett |
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INDENTURE
1908. Conveyance of freehold land at Hinderclay
Suffolk. There is cracking and pieces missing to the seal (which in my
opinion is quite nice). There are folds, marks, creases etc., but the
document is generally in satisfactory condition. The name Albert Wheeler on
the endorsement. |
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1876 |
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Abstract
of the Title to 6a 1r 25p of land situate at Hopton and Thelnetham in the
County of Suffolk. Appears to be 'watermarked' 1876 and contains approx. 15 pages.
The document is generally in satisfactory condition, but has some
discolouration, minor tears and minor marks, also, contains folds and
creases. |
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1794 This
is a paper document for land in Suffolk,names are Samuel James-Thelnetham and
John Pillimmer-Walsham-Le-Willows. |
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1745 |
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1745 This
is a paper document for a bond of £150 between Robert Chittock and Estha
Buxton of Harleston-Suffolk. |
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1771
This is a paper document and is for a surrender of land
,etc....between,Divard Williams-Marlsford,Samuel Botwright-Bungay and Thomas
Walker- Earsham. |
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1757 |
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This is
a paper document for a bond of £100 between,Joseph Duningham and Eustace
Parsons-Hadleigh in Suffolk. |
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1621 |
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Buckingham
(George Villiers, 1592-1628, First Duke). Vellum Indenture dated 20th January
1621, between George, Lord Marquis and Earl of Buckingham, Lord High Admiral
of England, Master of His Majesty's Horse and one of His Majesty's Privy
Councell and Thomas Dunnington, for the sale of a wood and land in
Knoddishall, in Suffolk, with remains of pendant wax seal attached |
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1651 |
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Large
vellum indenture, dated 8th November 1651, detailing the sale of the Manor of
Brantham, in Suffolk, for the sum of ,350, between Thomas Webb of London,
Almot Clenthe and others, a good listing is made of the land, farms,
watermill, houses, mansion house, etc., as well as the names of tenants of
fee farms of the Manor, complete with its two original large pendant wax
seals |
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1563 |
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An
attractive vellum indenture, dated 15th March 1563, with decorated initial
letter and year in numerals on top margin, between John Stobbings and Francis
Colby for the purchase of the Manor of Kenton Hall in Kettleburgh, Suffolk,
the document in remarkable condition is complete with its original pendant
wax seal, showing an emblem of warrior figure |
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Beautiful
Paper Indenture dated 14 November 1745, between Issac Colman of S(?)alesworth
in the County of Suffolk, and the Edward Soals of Chelmsford in the County of
Essex In the sum of £880. In the nineteenth year of our Soverign Lord George
the Second The document is in fair condition, a little tattered, thin on the
fold junctions, with tears on fold edges, but very legable. Please examine
photograph. There is a good red wax seal showing a family crest set between
the signature 'Issac' and 'Collman'(differant spelling) Three embossed IV
pence stamps . Size is 7-8 inches wide by 12 inches high as folded in two |
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1802 |
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One
page vellum indenture dated 29th January 1802 between Daniel Bull of
Framlingham (gentleman), Michael Baldrey of Yoxford (currier), Benjamin
Baldrey of Framlingham (brickmaker) and Nathaniel Clubbe of Framlingham
(gentleman). Also mentions Martin
Baldrey and Spurgeon Clarke Has a seal and the signature of Daniel Bull. Also has the signatures of Martin Baldrey
and Charles Baldrey as witnesses |
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APPRENTICE
INDENTURE 1894 This Indenture is for Bertie PARKER the apprentice. Who is to become a Basket Maker. William
TOOKE is the master and Philip HUNT is
named as the payee of the Pension of £3. It is dated 10th. December 1894.
This document is I believe printed on Vellum/Parchment. and the names and
terms etc. are in manuscript. The impressed Orange / Red Revenue Stamp of Two
Shillings and Sixpence, is excellent. The document has been folded but is in
good condition. On the 1881 Census Bertie appears as aged 2 living in St.
Nicholas Ipswich. ( piece 1871 Folio 48 Page 10 ) On the 1901 Census Bertie
appears as aged 22 living in St. Helens Ipswich. |
Parker |
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1779
ANTIQUE DEED SUFFOLK REIGN GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANSCRIPT INDENTURE WITH INDENTED TO EDGE BEAING AN ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
"BETWEEN DANIEL SPENCE OF BADINGHAM INTHE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK FARMER, TP
SAMUEL WATTS OF CRANSFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK CARPENTER." LEASE OF
LANDS AND CLOSES IN CRANFORD WITH NAMES OF FORMER TENANTS WITH TWO FISCAL
REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE RED WAX SEAL IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL -
OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE SPENCE FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 23 INCHES BY 16
INCHES |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written manorial (Manor of Thelnetham Rectory) Admission
(out of Court) document dated 22nd
September 1868 during the reign of Queen Victoria, referring to the admission
of Mr Charles Heberden on the forfeited Conditional Surrender of Mr Robert
Bidwell Edwardsof Cheltenhan in the County of Gloucester Esquire a Major in
Her Majesty’s Service. Local property mentioned:- Longland Firlong,
Middlegate Way & Packway. Other names mentioned:- Simon Denny, Edward Lock,
William Pearson, John Parker, Edward Codd, James Dodson, Joseph Eaton Hall,
Arthur Blencowe, Thomas Smith, ,
Robert Roope, John Rix & signed by George Lyus, Steward of the Manor. A
very clean document bearing the usual long term storage folds. Comprising a
single sheet of vellum approx. 24” x 21” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Single embossed blue revenue stamp with lead escutcheon sealed
on reverse with King George III revenue stamp. |
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Scarce
apprentice indenture from 1840 binding John Alfred Kettle of Ofton to Edward
Haggar of Ipswich Suffolk 4 years, usual onerous conditions no fornication,
marriage, playing of card games or games of chance. This ones unusual it has
wage rates inserted 1st year one shilling per week 4th year six shillings per
week, vellum apprentice indentures are now rare. condition minor damp has
shrunk the bottom corners a little still good for its 164 years, work as it
used to be in Victorian times size 14x10 inches |
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This
vellum indenture is dated the seventh of April 1849 and relates to the appointment
of a piece of freehold land in Elmeswell, Suffolk. The transaction is an
agreement between Sir George Henry Smyth and Mr Edward Finton. The indenture
is on one large sheet on vellum and has three wax seals and signatures and
one blue revenue stamp. This deed is in excellent condition. |
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A
VELLUM DOCUMENT WHERE JOHN SMYTH OF LAXFIELD IN SUFFOLK AND ARNOLD MANFIELD OF
WALBERSWICK HAVE LEASED TO WILLIAM TRUSSE OF LAXFIELD AND JOHN STUBBERD ALIAS
JOHN BOOKER OF CRATFIELD ALL THAT MESSUAGE IN THE TOWN OF LAXFIELD CALLED
SMETHES FORMERLY CRYSPYNS AND ALL THAT GRAZING LAND, PASTURE, RENTAL AND
MESSUAGES IN LAXFIELD EXCEPT FOR ONE TENEMENT IN LAXFIELD WITH ONE MEADOW AND
ONE ACRE OF LAND IN THE POSSESSION OF ANDREW CRYSPE OF LAXFIELD LYING IN
CLOWTYNGE [CLOWTING] MEADOW. Dated the last day of December in the 6th year
of the reign of King Henry VIII - 1514. A superb condition early Henry VIII
vellum document. Very clean parchment
with lovely calligraphy. The document also makes reference to a land
transaction dated 10th April in the first year of the reign of Henry VII
[1486]. Other names mentioned: Edmund
de Thurston of Rendeham, John Bredyn Hawe alias Jacob de Laxfield, Robert
Dowsyng [Dowsing] and William Smyth father of John Smyth. Handwritten in
Latin. Two seal tags, one with about half of a red wax seal still attached. |
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Two
Indentures (Attested copies of Lease & Release). Dated 29th + 30th March
1786 Between Mr Jas Fisher of Brundish in the County of Suffilk and Mr Thos Fordham
and his Trustee. Lots of others mentioned.,.. William Fisher, Francis Fisher,
Henry Browne, Large multi page Indentures. |
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VELLUM
Nice large Indenture Dated 14 Sept 1888 Beautiful embossed stamps.... Ten
Pounds, and Two Shillings and And Sixpence Between Frederick Messent of
Ipswich in the County of Suffolk and Charlotte Isabella Darby of Ipswich |
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Old
Documents Dated 1636, etc. Suffolk These fascinating old documents came from
an estate sale here in deepest Devon, England, but relate to Suffolk. I hope
that they may be of interest to someone. Some are large - over 32 inches
(81cms) wide, and one has three wax seals still attached on paper 'ribbons'.
I thinks some of the paper is either vellum or parchment, but I am not an
expert in these things. These wonderful old documents relate to various
people and places, so here is a list: 1636
Indenture, with wax seals intact with several signatures - Suffolk area 1685
Indenture, Richard Emsdon of Botesdale, Suffolk 1707
Probate of the Will of Joseph Pannifee of Bramford Suffolk 1724
Indenture with several signatures - Suffolk 1728
Indenture of John Cay of Botesdale, Suffolk 1771
Indenture James of Biddel of Suffolk A
packet of four various others, dated 1762 and thereabouts. Condition of these
historical documents is very good. They are all readable, though the old
handwriting is at times difficult. All are complete, but some have split a
little at the places where they have been folded. In total, there are TEN
documents here. |
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A RARE
FRAGMENT FROM A MEDIEVAL BAILIFF'S ACCOUNT ROLL RELATING TO SIBTON ABBEY IN
SUFFOLK. UNDATED, BUT PROBABLY EARLY 15TH CENTURY (1400-1450) Lists rents
paid to the Abbot with many names of tenants and property names, including
Framlingham Castle. See below for a translation into English A rare medieval
document, handwritten in latin on vellum. The vellum is in good condition. Translation: Rents
paid and decayed: Paid
Framlyngham Castle 5d pa Paid to
[or at] Felstyn vic' 2s 8 1/2d pa Paid to
[or at] Romeshot 5 1/4d In rent
paid to the Abbot of Sybbeton for the tenement late of Robert Austyn 12 1/2d Paid to
the same Abbot for the tenement of John Halden 16 1/2d Paid to
the same Abbot for the tenement late of Robert Weylond 9d Paid for
the suit of the Hundred [court] to be acquitted this year 2s In
other rents of John Thurrich for the tenement Deysees 8s, the tenement of
John Garbotisham 3d, the tenement Dronte 20d, the tenement of Christian Aleyn
& William Aleyn 10d, the tenement of Margery the daughter of William
Smyth 6d, the tenement of Robert Drymedoe 21 1/2d, the tenement Kayl 9d In rent
paid to the Abbot of Sybton for the tenement late of Robert Drymedoe 11 1/4d Paid to
the same Abbot for the tenement of Peter Pedelener 2s 6d Paid to
the same Abbot for the tenement Drymedoe 23 1/2d Allowance
of rent for the tenement once of John Drymedoe 3d, tenement Elyotes 11d Allowance
of rent once of Robert Thorp abovementioned at farm 1 d Allowance
of rent for the tenement once of John Hardyng called Jakestomes
abovementioned at farm 8s Allowance
of rent for the tenement of lord Hugh de Bondon, for the tenement called
Kyngaleyns abovementioned at farm 8s Allowance
of rent for the tenement Gouther since it cannot be lightened 5s pa Allowance
of rent for the tenement Patras 3s 4d rom part of 4s 6d and the residue paid
for holding the said tenement Decayed
rent for half an acre of meadow lately in the hands of John Gront &
seised into the lord's hand dis' as above in farm of the land 5d Allowance
of rent for tenement Deyses abovementioned dis' of John Clerk at farm 2s6d Allowance
of rent of Bartholomew Hauke abovementioned less the charge as appears by the
lord's copy and showing by his counsel & allowed 8d pa Decayed
farm of John Baldeweyne for one piece of land containing 48 acres with Le
Wodewey before his dis ' for 12s pa & now his dis' & his heirs by the
roll of the court for 10s pa as appears by his copy 2s Total
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Inclosure-You are bidding on a 2 week hire of an 1819 document. It is to Mr
Westley and is a notice from the
Commissioner with extracts from the Award. It has names, public footpaths,
roads and footpaths stopped. Contains approx. 5 pages. |
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This
auction is for the hire of an 1819
Rickinghall Superior Inclosure notice to Robert Sheriffe? Esq. from the Commissioner
with Extracts from the Award. This document includes names, public footpaths
and roads and footpaths stopped etc.Comprises approx. 6 pages. |
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An interesting
and engaging Attested copy of Probate document dated 26th October 1789 during
the reign of King George III pertaining to Mr George Walton late of
Barningham in the County of Suffolk deceased. Other names mentioned include:-
George Walton (son), Thomas Gray, Mary Walton (widow), Thomas Walton, Hannah
Walton, Mary Walton (daughter), Abigail Clears & John Clears. Witnesses:-
James Fison, William Wright & John Sparke. Places mentioned include:-
Hepworth, Blo Norton & Hopton. Generally a clean document with minor
discolouration and usual long-term storage folds. Comprising three sheets
approx. 13” x 16” with all text fully legible for transcription and bearing
three embossed revenue stamps |
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1890 |
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Dated
14th. August 1890. This is a Deed of Disclaimer by Mr Henry Bonner? of the
trusts of her Will (Jane Jacques-deceased-, late of Hopton, Suffolk). There are
marks, folds and some minor damage, but the document is generally in
satisfactory condition. |
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Office
Copy of the Will of William Hinchley of Wortham? in the County of Suffolk.
Comprises approx. 2 pages and would have been originally written in 1758. I
must stree this is an office copy and is 'watermarked?' 1841, so may have
been copied about this time. There are marks, folds,tears, holes and some
damage, but it is generally in satisfactory condition. |
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1809 |
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offered
is this one page vellum document dated 4 January 1809. It measures 15.75
inches long by 23.5 inches wide. It is between Thomas Glover Ewen and The Honorable
John Wodehouse. It deals with the lease for a year of property in South
Church Street, Debenham in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue
stamp and wax seal with the signature of Thomas Glover Ewen. |
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1685 |
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Indenture
recording the lease of a messuage in the parish of Rickinghall, Suffolk,
between Richard Emsden of Botesdale in the County of Suffolk, Cordwainer, and
Francis Tilney of Bressingham in the County of Norfolk, Clerk. Dated 26th
March 1685 in the 1st year of the reign of James II A nicely executed vellum
indenture regarding the lease of a messuage and tenement called Loathes and
Broome Hill lying in Rickinghall Inferior next to Holme Lane, Suffolk. The
document has a 10cm tear close to the seal tag but not affecting the text,
plus a small hole in one fold and some minor staining. The text itself is very clear. |
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Indenture
recording the release of a messuage in the parish of Bramford, Suffolk,
between William Russell of Ringshall in the County of Suffolk, Yeoman, and
Thomas Moffitt of Bramford in the County of suffolk, Innholder. Dated 12th
June 1762 in the 2nd year of the reign of George III A nicely executed vellum
indenture regarding the release of a messuage in Bramford, Suffolk, in the
occupation of Edward and John Hines. Very good clean condition. Wax seals and
signature of William Ruffell. |
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Indenture
recording the sale of several pieces of land in Bradwell, Suffolk, between Richard
Shipdom of the City of Norwich, William Brown of Belton in Suffolk, Yeoman,
Daniel Shanke of Beeston near Sprowston in Norfolk, Gentleman, Thomas King of
the City of Norwich, Gentleman, and Henry King of Norwich. Dated 11th day of
November 1636 in the 12th year of the reign of Charles I. A very attractive
vellum indenture with wax seals. Relates to all those pieces of land situate
lying and being in Bradwell, Suffolk, late of Robert Houghton, Esquire,
between a place called Timmore on the West and land of the said Robert
Houghton on the East and close to a lane from Bradwell church to Belton
Goeth. Good condition with very attractive calligraphy. Handwritten on vellum in English. 3
signatures and 3 seal tags, 1 red wax seal and 2 fragments. |
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Indenture
recording the sale of a messuage and lands in Botesdale, Suffolk, between
Thomas Coggeshall of Ipswich, Gentleman, Richard Emsden of Gislingham,
woolcomber and only son of Richard Emsden late of Botesdale, Apothecary,
Thomas Freeman of Rickinghall Superior, Suffolk, Gentleman, and Robert Quintz
of Diss in Norfolk. Dated 20th May 1747 in the 20th year of the reign of
George II Sale of a messuage and tenement with orchards, gardens and meadow
called Leathes late in the possession of Thomas Gooth and John Gooth in the
parish of Botesdale, Suffolk. A 2 page indenture handwritten in English on
vellum. Light browning otherwise good. 3 signatures and red wax seals. |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 1 January 1800. It measures 13.5
inches long by 19.75 inches wide. It is between James Wilson and Robert Brown.
It deals with the lease for a year of a messuage and outhouses and yard in
the Hamlet of Wix Bishop in the Parish of Saint Clement in Ipswich in the
County of Suffolk. The property is adjacent to the Plough Inn. It retains the
revenue stamp with the wax seal and mark of James Wilson A nice clean
document. |
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1901
Conveyance of Freehold lands and hereditaments at Hinderclay, Suffolk known as
the Fen Farm. Henry Morley Thornhill Esqre., Sir A. J. ?Compton-Thornhill and
Another to Mr Henry Bryant. There is also a plan, as part of the document.
There are marks (including pencil?), folds, creases and some damage to the
seals. |
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Large
vellum indenture, dated 22nd March 1665, between Thomas Leonard, William
Campion, Sir John Glynne, His Majestys Sergeant at Law, Sir William Glynne, Sir
Francis Lawley, and William Chapman, for the site of the dissolved Monastry
in Thetford as well as estates and land in Norfolk and Suffolk, listing
rights to fishing ways, goods and chattels of felons and fugitives, etc.,
with all five pendant wax seals remaining Intact against each of the
signatories Sir John Glynne took part in Stafford's impeachment, was one of
the commissioners to treat with Charles I at Carisbrooke, and who prosecuted
Sir Henry Vane |
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Important
and scarce medieval manuscript vellum manorial roll for the Manor of Lydgate
[Lidgate] for the court held on Monday 18th October,in the 21st year of Richard
II [1397] and also for the Court held on 13th January 1397, the document on
two sides gives an invaluable record of the feudal system in operation,
recording the names of the jury, amercements (fines) for trespassing on the
Lord's land with various animals, swearing of fealty by villeins, fines for
various offences, precept for the apprehension of various villeins who have
fled the manor, grants of land to be held by rent,amercements for various
transgressions against another person, election of officers, swearing of
fealty by villeins, permission to occupy new houses, etc., with accompanying
translation of the main areas covered in the document, together with an in
depth inventory, identification of place names referred to with their present
day locations in and around Newmarket |
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Dated
24 Nov 1780 Large multi page paper document in exceptional condition bound
with ribbon and having the embossed
stamps. There are Eight sheets all handwritten in neat beautiful script and
very legible Between Mr Robert Greenacre and Exc. of Rob. Taylor. To Fras.
Fisher. "This indenture of three parts made the twenty fourth day of
November in the twenty first year of the reign of Our Sovereign Lord George
the Third.... blah blah" Mentions Robert Greenacre of Harleston in
Norfolk George Rutherford of "Birr"?? in Kings County in the
Kingdom of Ireland ..Schoolmaster Frances Fisher of Laxfield in Suffolk..may
by Saxfield Charles Hutchinson of Ubbeston in Suffolk Garboldisham |
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Probate
of the will of Joseph Pannifee of Bramford, Suffolk, Farmer. Dated 28th day of
April 1787 in the 16th year of the reign of George III. Refers to freehold
cottage and lands in Flowton and Somersham, Suffolk. Good condition vellum in
English. Seal tag with red wax seal. |
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1820 |
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Beccles
LEASE of a tenement near the new Market Place in Beccles, with Warehouse
Granary and Cart Lodge, Robert Chipperfield, Innkeeper, to Lionel Swan,
Plumber and Glazier. 1820. 2p, folio, wax seals. |
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1863 |
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Burston
POSTER advertising the auction sale at Diss of a small freehold estate now in
the occupation of John Esling, adjoining the estates of the Earl of
Albermarle. 1863. 16" x 11", folded. Some minor offsetting. |
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1840 |
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Debenham
PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE of a Most Desirable Freehold and Copyhold
Property.... Arable and Pasture Land, Two Convenient and Substantial Family
Residences.... late the Property of Mr. John Abbott.... To be Sold by Auction
at the Angel Inn, Debenham, the 15th day of May, 1840. 4pp., folio, folds.
Title printed in a variety of attractive type-faces. Includes house known as
'Upper Burnt House', barn adjoining the Meeting Burial Ground, etc. |
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1850 |
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Ilketshall
PEREMPTORY SALE Messrs. Rix & Burton re Instructed Positively to Sell by
Auction.... The Well Cultivated Farm at St. Margaret's Ilketshall In the
occupation of Mr. Wm. Chandler..... together with Two Rights of Commonage on
the Common Called Stow Fen.... 1850. Poster, size 23" x 18", printed
with large type-faces, folds, some off-setting. |
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189 |
1875 |
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Ipswich
PROBATE of the Will and Two Codicils of Simon Jackaman, Attorney at Law.. 1875.
3 large vellum sheets, probate certificate with papered seal attached. Last
sheet rather stained. Bequeathes his premises in St. Nicholas, Ipswich, his
Bowling Green, Library of Law Books, Precedent papers etc. |
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190 |
1665 |
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An
early and attractive vellum indenture, dated 22nd May 1665, with embellished
initial letter encompassing date in numerals, between Samual Shuckford of
London, Elizabeth his wife and Sir Robert Dicer also of London, the indenture
made in London during the Great Plague, refers to land near the Tower of
London, as well as Brantham Hall in Suffolk together with a watermill with
its millstones, troughs, hoppers, floodgates, millbank, dams, streams, etc.,
in fine condition retaining two perfect pendant wax seals |
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1723 |
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Winter 7 & 8 Apr 2004 |
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Mattishall
Quaker Meeting. Marriage Certificate of Robert Alecock of Bungay, Suffolk,
collar-maker, son of William Alecock, deceased, and Elizabeth Barker of
Beckles, Suffolk, 1723, with signatures of 33 witnesses (likely to be other
Friends), large parchment document, in English, approx. 56 x 42 cm |
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1666 |
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Suffolk
& Hertfordshire. A wonderful detailed large velllum indenture, dated 27th
April 1666, between Sir Robert Dyer and his son and heir, granting him the
Manor Lordship of Kenton (otherwise known as Kenton Hall in Kettleburgh),
with all the rights, members and appurtenances, also the Manor of Braugh in
Hertford with its Rectory and Parsonage, the indenture in great detail
listing all the vast areas of lands involved, rights to tithes of corn,
grain, etc., with large pendant wax seal |
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1627 |
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Layston.
Fine manuscript vellum indenture dated 20th December 1627, from Thomas
Bedingfield (eminent lawyer, 1593-1661) of Grays Inn, Middlesex, to Pire
Williams, relating to the sale "for ever" of his estate at Layston
in Suffolk, with signature of Thomas Bedingfield and attractive fleur-de-lys
heraldic pendant wax seal |
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194 |
1546 |
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Brockley.
Deed of Gift, from Edmund Coppynger, singleman, son of William Coppynger of
Somerton to Richard Coppynger of Reede, James Hebyll of Brockle, Roger Goday
of Reede and Thomas Potter of Reede, of two pieces of land in Brockle in the
county of Suffolk, one piece called "Sowiscrofte" and the other
called "fowre acres", six acres altogether which once belonged to
his grandfather, Richard Coppynger, abuttals are given, dated 5 January, 37
Henry VIII, [1546], parchment title deed, in Latin, with one round pendant seal
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1463 |
Dominic
Winter 7 & 8 Apr 2004 |
328 |
Monk
Soham. Quitclaim by Margaret Skynnere alias Lady Margaret Lyncoln, of land in
Monk Soham, dated 15 November, 3 Edward IV [1463], small parchment title deed
in Latin good condition, with an unusual round pendant seal protected by a
wreath of three strands of basketwork |
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1301 |
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"Wenelshey".
Deed of Gift from Robert le Bret, son of Symon le Bret of Wratteng parva
[Little Wratting, Suffolk], to Lord John le Bret, Rector of Cestreforth parva
[?Chillisford], of 8d annual rent from property held by Thomas le Bret at
Wenelshey, with names of nine witnesses, dated at Haverhill the Sunday before
the feast of St. Luke, 29 Edward I, [18 October 1301], small parchment title
deed in Latin, in good condition, with a round pendant seal clearly showing a
lion rampant and the legend "Rob' le Bret", endorsed "carta
Robti le Bret de redd octo denar in Wyneleshey", with modern typescript
description |
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1790
ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED Essex MANNINGTREE. DEED of COVENANT AND GRANTS ON
SEVERAL MESSUAGES LANDS TENEMENTS SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN MISTLEY AND
MANNINGTREE.BETWEEN MICHAEL BURTON OF MILDINGHALL IN THE PARISH OF MILDING IN
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, ESQUIRE AND BENJAMIN STRIBLING OF MISTLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX, IRONMONGER.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture
Vellum Deed SIGNED BY WILLIAM POWELL AND BENJAMIN SATTERTHWAITE FOUR RED WAX SEALS WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS - IN FINE TO VERY FINE
CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY ON TWO SHEETs OF FOLDED
VELLUM - SIZE 25 INCHES BY 19 INCHES |
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ANTIQUE Manuscript DEED Alexander BALLINGDON Essex. DEED of CONVEYANCE OF
MESSUAGES AND PREMISES, WORKSHOPS AND STABLES SITUATE IN BALLINGDON STREET BALLINGDON
ESSEX . BETWEEN EMMA SQUIRE OF SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK; ROBERT JOHN
SQUIRE OF SUDBURY GROCER AND RICHARD SQUIRE OF BELGRAVE SQUARE IN THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX, AUCTIONEER OF THE FIRST PART JOHN PRIOR OF KINGS ROAD BALLS
POND ROAD ISLINGTON AND CHARLES JOHN PRIOR OF GLOUCESTER STREET HAGGERSTONE
IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND JOSEPH ALEXANDER OF SUDBURY, BANKER. LOW START
PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY ALL PARTIES
SIX RED WAX SEALS WITH FOUR ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON
FOUR SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27
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Handwritten
English vellum Will of Edmund Barber of Suffolk, a Gentleman, dated 1646.
Penned with flourished title words "In the name of God Amen" in
English throughout. From the reign of King Charles I. Fine condition,
measures 27 x 12" Attached Latin Probate, also nicely penned and dated
1648. Signed by the Registrar of the Diocese. Measures 8 x 6", some
creasing. Large red wax pendant seal mostly intact and nice appearing
suspended by vellum tag. Over 2" in diameter. |
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68/27
Danbury - 1789 - Lease of Water
Mill and Lands in Stutton, Suffolk by William
Davy (late of Stutton, now Danbury, Essex) to William Tills. Paper Indenture
with ornate initial letter, signed and sealed by William Davy and William
Tills and witnessed by R Street and W Sparling. Small tear centre top and
several small holes in folds slightly affecting text. [see also 68/28]. £51 |
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