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1790 |
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1790
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT |
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202 |
1580 |
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Interesting
extracted copy of the Will of Francis Boldero of Bury St Edmund in the County
of Suffolk, a Gentleman, on 16 handwritten leaves, dated the 17th year of the
reign of Elizabeth I and copied here in 1580 (as docketed by the registrar).
Nice religious opening two leaves and specifying his burial at "the |
Boldero |
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203 |
1606 |
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Handwritten
English vellum Last Will and Testament with seperate Probate dated 1606 from the
reign of King James I. The Will is of James Barber of Bury St. Edmund in the |
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204 |
1795 |
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1795
English Legal Document (will) - £50
revenue stamp Probate Will of "William Crofs/Crofe (not sure
which)" from Great Finborough, |
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205 |
1827 |
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48/164 Official copy of Will of Reeve, Judith
(spinster) - (Bromyard, Hfdsh.) - died 1827 - various bequests to friends,
with bulk of estate going to cousins - Rev. John Hallward (Essington,
Suffolk) and Thomas Hallward (Greys Inn, London). Paper, watermarked 1828. £18 |
Reeve |
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206 |
1810 |
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53/102 Britton,
Mary [nee Shipman, Beccles, Suffolk]- Norwich - 1810 Copy of Will - paper -
names husband, sisters [Dawson,Shipman], uncle Edward Shipman,London - refers
to Marriage Settlement of 1793 and large number of other named legatees. £30 |
Britton |
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Dawson |
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207 |
1842 |
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1842
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DEED Hawkins Ironfounder ESSEX. NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
VELLUM INDENTURE BEING A MORTGAGE ON A MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT, WORKSHOP, YARD
AND GARDEN SITUATE AND BEING IN THE HAMLET OF BALLINGDON IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX. BETWEEN THOMAS KING OF SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, SHOPKEEPER OF
THE ONE PART AND JAMES HAWKINS OF THE HAMLET OF BALLINGDON IN THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX, IRONFOUNDER. GAURANTEED ORIGINAL
29 X 22 INCHES SIGNED BY THOMAS KING WITH ONE WAX SEAL MAKING THIS THE
COPY KEPT BY JAMES HAWKINS TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS |
King |
Hawkins |
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208 |
1851 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 4 January 1851. It measures 24.5
inches long by 29 inches wide. It is between Richard Lyons, John Ward and
James Henry. It deals with the appointment and release of a plot of land
situated in Spring Road with Cauldwell Hall Road in the Parish of Saint
Margaret in Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamp
together with two wax seals and signatures. A well written and clean
document. |
Lyons |
Ward |
Henry |
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209 |
1835 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 6 April 1835. It measures 23.5 inches
long by 30.5 inches wide. It is between Henry Minns Sinclair, Susan Cobb,
Thomas Jackson and Harriot Woods. It deals with the assignment of mortgage
for lands with dwelling house, carpenters shop and buildings in Blunderston
in the County of Suffolk. The document retains the revenue stamp together
with four wax seals and three signatures. It is well written and clean. |
Sinclair |
Cobb |
Jackson |
Woods |
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210 |
1586 |
Dominic
Winter 23 Jun 2004 |
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Suffolk
- Manor of Holderness. Interesting Elizabethan Quitclaim, dated 3rd July
1586, reciting the will of Francis Boldero, by which he left the site and capital
messuage of the Manor and Grange of Holderness, alias Eastgate Barnes, and
divers other lands in Bury St. Edmunds in Suffolk to his son Henry, in
default to his daughter Ann and in default of her to his brother John. Henry
to pay Ann 500 marks, the document recites the death of Francis and the entry
of Henry into the premises, making due payments and that Thomas Duddeley and
William Baynham now give up all claim to the property, with two seal tags
including one with pendant wax seal attached, with translation |
Boldero |
Duddeley |
Baynham |
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211 |
1579/80 |
Dominic
Winter 23 Jun 2004 |
369 |
Great
Seal of Elizabeth I. Manuscript vellum Letters Patent, dated 1st February 1579/80,
written in a distinctive and attractive chancery script, with embellishments
and embellished initial letter, with a complete and scarce example of the
Great Seal of Elizabeth I, with translation Francis Boldero held the Manor
from the Crown. After his death his son Henry Boldero entered into lands
without licence from the Crown. The Crown therefore took the lands back, but
here now grant them to Henry in the proper form, to hold to him and his
heirs. Suffolk? |
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212 |
1856-1860 |
Dominic
Winter 23 Jun 2004 |
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Surgery.
Three Apprenticeship Indentures for Surgeons, 1856/60, one to be apprenticed
to Robert H. Paterson, Glamford Briggs, Links., one for apprenticeship to William
M. Crowfoot, Beccles, Suffolk, and the third for apprenticeship to Henry
Nicolson Hett, Worksop, Notts., all paper, folio |
Paterson |
Crowfoot |
Hett |
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213 |
1843 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED King BALLINGDON Essex 1843. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF MORTGAGE
BETWEEN THOMAS KING OF SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK SHOPKEEPER OF THE ONE
PART AND RICHARD PENN AND JOHN WILLIAM WITHAM OF THE SAME PLACE GROCERS OF
THE OTHER PART. WHEREAS JOHN KING LATE OF BALLINGDON IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER DECEASED DID IN SUCH MANNER UNDER HIS LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT DEVISE ALL HIS MESSUAGE OR TENEMENTS IN BALLINGDON. INTERESTING
DEED IN THAT THERE IS REQUEST FOR THE GRANSON TO BE BROUGHT TO THE TRADE OF
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER IN CONJUNCTION WITH WORKSHOP AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
FIVE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ONE RED WAX SEAL ON THREE SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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Penn |
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214 |
1850 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED King BALLINGDON Essex 1850. MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE OF
CONVEYANCE OF SHARES IN MESSUAGES AND HEREDITAMENTS IN BALLINDON IN THE
COUNTY OF ESSEX AND IN HADLEIGH IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, UNDER THE WILL OF
THE LATE JOHN KING. BETWEEN EDWARD QUILLER OF BOXFORD IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK HARNESS MAKER AND MARY COOPER OF THE SAME PLACE OF THE FIRST PART,
REBECCA KING OF BALLINGDON IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX WIDOW OF THE SECOND PART,
JAMES HAWKINS OF BALLINGDON, IRON FOUNDER OF THE THIRD PART, RICHARD PENN OF
SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, GROCER AND JOHN WILLIAM WELHAM OF THE SAME
PLACE GROCER OF THE FOURTH PART, JOHN JAMES OF SUDBURY, GENTLEMAN AND CHARLES
ANDERTON OF THE SAME PLACE PLUMBER AND GLAZIER OF THE FIFTH PART AND THOMAS
KING OF BALLINGDON, STONEMASON OF THE SIXTH PART, SARAH KING OF LAVENHAM IN
SUFFOLK THE SEVENTH PART, JOHN KING OF BALLINGDON, SADDLER OF THE EIGHT PART
AND WILLIAM KING OF LAVENHAM, SADDLER OF THE NINTH PART SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY
SIX ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS NINE RED WAX SEALS ON THREE SHEETS OF
PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
King |
Quiller |
Cooper |
Hawkins |
Penn |
Welham |
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215 |
1705 |
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An
indenture involving the sale of land on or near the manor of Foxearth Essex.
The land is sold by an Edward and Elizabeth Wright of Boxford, Suffolk (who
are acting executors to a Mary Harrison late of Dedham Essex) to a Thomas
Fowler, gentleman of London for a sum of 200 pounds. The large handwritten
document(28"x 31 1/2") dated 6th June 1705 has the top left hand
corner missing and a small fraction of the text affected, otherwise it is in
good condition. Signed and red wax sealed by the Wrights and witnessed by a
Joshua Draper of Cheapside and his clerk John May. |
Wright |
Harrison |
Fowler |
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216 |
1725 |
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68/26 Stutton
- 1725 - Lease of Farm Land by Johanna Smyth, widow (Hadleigh) to Robert
Curtis (Emset ? Elmsett) 'at present in the occupation of Wm Death'. Paper
Lease with ornate initial letter, signed and sealed by Robert Curtis and
witnessed by John Gibburn and ?M Newcomen.
£57 |
Smyth |
Curtis |
Death |
Gibburn |
Newcomen |
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217 |
1791 |
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68/28
Stutton - 1791 - Confirmation of terms of Lease of 1789 by William Davy ( Danbury, Essex) to
William Tills [see 68/27] and permission for Tills to erect various new
buildings. William Groom (Bristow, Norfolk) also party to the agreement - as
mortgagee of premises. Paper Indenture
signed and sealed by William Davy and William Tills and witnessed by
Henry Rawlings and W Sparling. Several small splits in folds. £51 |
Davy |
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218 |
1800 |
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50/94
Bardwell, Richard - Beccles - 1800 Probated Will - vellum - names 9 children
[including one daughter married to Crickinor ]. £28 |
Bardwell |
Crickinor |
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219 |
1796 |
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50/97
Blowers, Francis - Remburgh / Beccles - 1796 Paper copy of Probated Will -
Surgeon in Royal Navy - names grandparents [Howas , Remburgh ], brother and
cousin. £25 |
Blowers |
Howas |
Remburgh |
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220 |
1781 |
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50/99
Calver, Samuel - Wrentham - Died pre 1781 Letters of Administration , granted
in 1814 -Paper - names 2 sons and refers to earlier Letters of Administration
issued 1781. £15 |
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221 |
1827 |
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50/100
Chipperfield, Robert - Beccles - 1827 Paper copy of Probated Will - names
wife. £16 |
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222 |
1803 |
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50/95
Gooding , Robert - |
Gooding |
Hart |
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223 |
1805 |
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53/160 Gooding , Robe |