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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 |
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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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English Legal Document (will) - £50
revenue stamp Probate Will of "William Crofs/Crofe (not sure
which)" from Great Finborough, |
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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 |
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1810 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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. |
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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 |
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1586 |
Dominic
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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 |
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1579/80 |
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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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1856-1860 |
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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 |
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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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1850 |
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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 |
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Welham |
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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. |
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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 |
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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 |
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50/94
Bardwell, Richard - Beccles - 1800 Probated Will - vellum - names 9 children
[including one daughter married to Crickinor ]. £28 |
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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 |
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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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1827 |
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50/100
Chipperfield, Robert - Beccles - 1827 Paper copy of Probated Will - names
wife. £16 |
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1803 |
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Gooding , Robert - |
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1846 |
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Goodwin, Caroline Amelia - Sproughton - Died 1846 Appointment of New Trustee
1867 - gives details of original Will and Mortgage granted by trustees. £28 |
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1815 |
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53/161
Lay, Sarah (spinster) - Carlton Colville - 1815 Probated Will - vellum -
names 3 brothers, 3 sisters and 6 nephews / nieces (Newrick, Mitchells). £25 |
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Purvis, Richard - Beccles - Captain, Royal Navy - 1802 Attested copy of Will
- paper. Names wife Lucy (nee Leman) - Bath, but not minor children. Refers
to marriage settlement 1779 and extensive lands in Essex, Suffolk and
Warwickshire. £30 |
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1828 |
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50/98 Smith,
Jerimiah - Beccles - 1828 Extracts from Will - Paper - names wife and
brother. £7 |
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50/96 Southgate,
William - Swilland - 1806 Probated Will - vellum - mentions a large number of
names, including brother, nephews and other Southgate but relationship not
given. £32 |
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1576 |
H R Moulton
Catalogue 1930 |
B1117 |
7 Feb
1576. Indenture of bargain and sale by William Sydnor of Blundeston, co.
Suff., esq., to Nicholas Woodd of Trottescliff, co. Kent, yeoman, of a
messuage and lands in Brenchley, co. Kent, in the occupation of Richard Myddleton
or his assigns. Receipt for consideration money £90, attached. Witnesses :
Edmund Style, Christopher Abdy, Ri. Johnson, Ric. Tilden, Amos Godden.
Signature : Wyllm. Sydnor. 30/- |
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1576 |
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Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
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8 Feb
1576. Grant by William Sydnor, esq., of Blundeston co. Suff. to Nicholas
Woodd, yeoman, of Trottyscliff co. Kent, of a messuage and 36a. of land in Brencheley
co. Kent. Signature of grantor. Armorial seal. 21/- |
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1836 |
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An
interesting and engaging hand written Last Will and Testament dated 30th
June 1836 during the reign of King William
IV, pertaining to John Harrison testator Millwright of the Borough of Eye in
the County of Suffolk. Other names mentioned: Richard Bryant senior, Richard
Bryant junior, Jemima Harrison, Isaac Harrison, Maria Harrison &
Elizabeth Harrison. A very clean document bearing the usual long-term storage
folds. Comprising a single folded sheet of period watermarked paper approx.
14” x 9” with all text fully legible for transcription. Single circular
embossed revenue stamp. |
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1859 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 15th March 1859. It measures 19 inches
long by 31 inches wide. it is between Maria Woolnough and Sarah Woolnough. It
deals with the conveyance of a piece of land and cottage situated in Fritton
in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamp and two wax seals with
the signatures of those listed. It is clean and very well written. |
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1881 |
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Offered
is this 2 in 1 vellum document dated 4 February 1881 and 18th February 1881.
It measures 22.75 inches long by 27.25 inches wide. it is between Joseph
Beaumont and Richard Rust D' Eye. It deals with the enfranchisement of a
conveyance of meesuages or tennementwith a croft, formally called Pulford and
afterwards The White Swan, however now called The Dukes Head situated in
Stowmarket in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamp together
with one wax seal and signature. The second indenture has been written on the
reverse side and contains two wax seals and one signature. This is a clean
and well written document. |
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1771 |
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Paper
indenture recording the lease of a property in Bradwell and Belton, Suffolk,
between James Riddell of Belton, esquire, Doctor of Laws, Robert Estow of Bradwell,
farmer, and Amos Chilver of Bradwell, farmer. Dated the 15th day of April in
the 11th year of the reign of George III [1771]. An indenture regarding 24
acres of land on the commons of Bradwell and Belton, Suffolk, including all
fish in the pond and waters, and the rights to hunt, fish and sport there.
Handwritten in English on paper. Good condition with a few small tears in the
folds. Signatures and red wax seals. 68 by 52 cm. Signatures of Robert Eaton,
Mary Hayward & Jno Reynolds. |
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1841 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 17 May 1841. It measures 15.25 inches
long by 23.25 inches long. It is between Luke Leeds, George Groom and Samuel Robert
Groom. It deals with the lease for a year of a piece or parcel of freehold
meadow known by the then name of Toms meadow now as Tan Meadow./ It contains
one acre, one rood and four perches situated in Claydon abutting the queens
highway from Ipswich to Bury Saint Edmunds in the County of Suffolk. It
retains the revenue stamp and one wax seal with the signature of Luke Leeds.
A well written document. |
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1868 |
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1868 ANTIQUE
INDENTURED DEED. LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an
COPY TITLE DEED FOR A TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE ON A FREEHOLD CAPITAL TENEMENT
MESSUAGE AND SADDLER'S SHOP WITH WORKSHOP STABLE AND OUTBUILDINGS SITUATE AND
LYING IN THE HAMLET OF BALLINGDON AND ABUTTING ON PUBLIC STREET BETWEEN
BENJAMIN SIMPSON OF BURES SAINT MARY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK GENTLEMAN OF
THE FIRST PART JOHN KING OF BALLINGDON IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX SADDLER OF THE
SECOND PART AND RICHARD SQUIRE OF SUDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AUCTIONEER
OF THE THIRD PART. ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 25 INCHES |
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1797 |
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Handwritten
Lease for a year dated 29 December 1797 (the reign of George III) made
between William Snelling and another
(1) Mr Vincent (2). Lease is handwritten on parchment and signed and
sealed by original parties relating to "messuage tenement and yard"in
Whiting Street Bury St Edmonds. |
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1799 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED to OVERBURY HALL D'Oyly to Sheldrake 1799. LOW START AND NO RESERVE DURING
THE REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED DOCUMENT This being a COPY
TITLE DEED FOR THE LEASE OF ALL THOSE SEVERAL MANORS OR LORDSHIPS OF OVERBURY
HALL AND NETHERBURY HALL IN LAYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK BETWEEN PEREGRINE
D'OYLY THE YOUNGER OF LAYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, GENTLEMAN AND SADLER
WHITMORE OF WISTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART
AND ROBERT SHELDRAKE OF HADLEIGH IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, DRAPER OF THE
OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP WAX SEAL GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 27 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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1879 |
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Abstract of Title to 13 acres of Land This is
an 1879 abstract concerning land between Foxhall Road and Rose Hill Road,
bought by Alfred Piper from Robert Cade shortly before. Printed in manuscript
style, some spotting. 2 copies available (ref 188/342 & 343) |
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1821 |
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Abstract of Title to a Copyhold Estate This 1821
abstract gives brief details of property deals going back to 1748 when Thomas
Tunnell the younger and his wife Marbell (nee Mortlock) were admitted as
copyholders. Very much a Tunnell property as it stayed in the family to at
least the date of this abstract. By this time the family had moved to
Lancashire. Manuscript on paper, 6 large sheets. (ref 188/334) |
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1872 |
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Abstract of Title to Cottage adjoining the Churchyard This
1872 abstract also concerns an acre of pasture near The Bell Inn. It mentions
former buildings on the site, on the South side of the churchyard. Very much
the concern of the Evans family. Manuscript on 7 large paper sheets. (ref
188/327) |
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1920 |
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Abstract of Title to 5 acres of Fenland This 1920
abstract gives details of deeds, and the parties involved, going back to 1876
when John Scott Sparrow bequeathed the land to his daughter Betsey Hayward
Scott. Her death in 1919 prompted the abstract to be drawn up in preparation
for auction. Carbon copy of typescript. (ref 188/324) |
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1868 |
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Abstract of Title to Land at West Row This 1868
abstract was drawn up in preparation for sale by auction. It contains
extracts of property deeds as well as probate details going back to 1787. The
property came into the Wing family from the Buggs & related Sparshalls in
1787, and it was the 1868 death of George Wing which prompted the sale of
this 25 acres. Manuscript on 25 large paper sheets. (ref 188/339) |
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1820 |
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Abstract of Title to a small allotment of land on Beck Row Green This is
an early [approx 1820] abstract concerning John Peachey. The abstract gives
brief details of 7 property deals, and the parties involved, going back to 1734
when the cottage was then described as 'lately burnt down'. (ref 188/344) |
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1842 |
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Abstract of Title to 6 acres of Land at The Smugg This
1842 abstract concerns 5 acres of fen or marsh and 1 acre of land. It gives
details of property transactions going back to 1788. The principal persons
mentioned are John Foote, Field Willett and Joseph Cash. Manuscript on 9
large paper sheets. (ref 188/330) |
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1893 |
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Abstract of Title to 12 acres of Land in West Row Fen This
1893 abstract gives details of deeds, and the parties involved, going back to
1868. Formerly owned by George Wing, the land was acquired by John Rolfe when
George Wing died in 1868. Manuscript on 7 large paper sheets. (ref 188/337) |
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1915 |
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Abstract of Title to Shrubland House This 1915
abstract gives details of deeds, and the parties involved, going back to
1880. Principal parties were Charles Grimwade Owers, Abraham Peachey and
several Comptons. Manuscript on 6 large parchment sheets. (ref 188/322) |
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concerning Stolen Pigs 2
depositions bearing the mark of Robert Hawes of Ipswich, drover to William Long
of Hasketon, accusing Thomas Steward of Washbrook and Henry Goss of
Sproughton of slaughtering and stealing 2 pigs of the herd of 41 he was
looking after en route to market.
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would appear these depositions were needed in order to issue search warrants,
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 12 October 1872. It measures 23
inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between Samuel Page and The Reverend
John George Howes. It deals with the mortgage of a piece or parcel of land
called Dole Water Meadow now called Dyers Meadow lying and being in the
Parishes of Woolpit and Drinkstone in the County of Suffolk.It retains the
revenue stamp together with two wax seals and one signature of Samuel Page. A
clean document |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 9 May 1829. It measures 24 inches long
by 30 inches wide. It is between William Bullar, Francis Fisk, James Leggett and
Shepherd Dunnington. It deals with the appointment and release of messusgae
and tennement together with a piece of land in the Parish of Saint Mary in
Stoke, Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. It retains the revenue stamp
together with two wax seals and signatures. A nice clean document. |
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You are
bidding on a 1747 George 11 document for the Manor of Hindercley in Suffolk, England.
This document appears to be an 'admission' of Elizabeth FFisher and mentions
her father William FFisher. It also mentions land. This document mentions
ffarm street, ffenns street and different peoples' names etc. There are some
minor holes and marks and smudges etc., but this document is generally in
satisfactory condition. |
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1814 |
Dominic
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Bury
St. Edmunds. 'Bury Festival, June 17th, 1814. Sports for the day, to begin immediately
after Dinner, upon Blackheath, on the Newmarket Road', an original printed
poster for the festival, printed by M.Ingram, Market-Hill, Bury, and
detailing a list of fifteen races to be held including 'Donkey Race for a New
Saddle and Bridle...Eight Men to Run for a Pair of Shoes...Eight Women to Run
for a Copper Tea-Kettle...Eight Girls (under Fifteen Years of Age) to run for
a Gown, value Ten Shillings...Two Pigs will be provided for the Pig Hunt, and
the Person who takes a Pig by the Tail and lifts it on his Shoulder with One
Hand, will be entitled to it. The whole to conlude with a Bon-Fire, and the
Burning of Bonaparte's Effigy...', approx. 340 x 210 mm |
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1579 |
Dominic
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Bury St
Edmunds. Attractive and good early Elizabethan vellum indenture in English,
dated 5th September 1579, between Henry Boldero of Bury St Edmunds and Robert
Spencer of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, detailing the sale of The Manor of
Holderness, with perfect wax pendant seal, depicting small tree or bush |
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1621,
1624 |
Dominic
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Layston
Abbey. Two interesting and early vellum indentures from the reign of James I,
dated 7th October 1624 & 1st August 1621, from Henry Grey, granting
Layston Abbey, with all its lands, woods, profits, royalties, etc. |
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1648 |
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Bury St
Edmunds. Attractive detailed large multiple-sheet vellum indenture, dated
14th February 1648, detailing the sale of the Manor of Holderness, together
with "all manner of Tithes", giving a detailed listing, with names
of each of the many parcels of land sold together with its location, in and
around Bury St Edmunds, with four large pendant seals attached |
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1861 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT BEING A COPY TITLE DEED FOR
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Vellum
document - Hinderclay, Suffolk 1875. Bargain and Sale of a piece of Land of the
Manor of Hinderclay in Suffolk, dated 11 October, 1875. Between the Surviving
Trustee of the Will of C. King dec'd, William Self of Hempnall in the County
of Norfolk, Farmer, and Thomas Thornhill of Riddlesworth Hall in the same
county. "Offered for sale by Public Auction at the Kings Head Hotel,
Diss in the County of Norfolk on the twenty fifth day of June 1875 and at
such sale the said Thomas Thornhill was declared the highest bidder for and
became the purchaser at the price of eighty pounds........all that inclosure
or piece of pasture land lying and being in the Parish of Hinderclay called
Pudding Poke Meadow." Includes small plan on the document. Single page
document, signature William Self. Wax Seal. Measures 28ins x 22ins. CONDITION
: Fair / good condition but suffers from a degree of creasing along main
folds. Some wear to fold corners on document but no loss of text. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED MANNINGTREE ESSEX Burton > Watts 1790. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being a TITLE DEED FOR THE APPOINTMENT AND RELEASE
OF A MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT AT MANNINGTREE ESSEX FOR SEVERAL MESSUAGES ON THE
COMMON HIGHWAY STREET BETWEEN MANNINGTREE AND MISTLEY BETWEEN MICHAIL BURTON
OF MILDING HALL IN THE PARISH MILDING IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE AND
ELIZABETH HIS WIFE AND WILLIAM WATTS OF MISTLEY IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
CARPENTER AND JOHN MASON OF MANNINGTREE PLUMBER. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 27
INCHES |
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1651 |
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1651
VERY RARE DOCUMENT FROM TIME OF OLIVER CROMWEL. MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This
being THE FFEOFFMENT FINE OF CERTAIN PASTURES IN WITHERSFIELD IN SUFFOLK
CALLED HIGH STREETS THIS DEED IS BETWEEN JAMES ALINGTON OF WITHERSFIELD IN
THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK SON AND HEIR APPARANT OF GYLES ALINGTON OF BURY ST.
EDMUNDS AND JUDITH HIS WIFE . CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ORNATE HAND WRITTEN FIRST
LETTER SEAL TAPES GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 26 INCHES X 16 INCHES |
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An Elizabethan
vellum indenture recording the sale of tenements and lands in Finchingfield
and Great Sampford, Essex, between
Edward Brymston of Ixworth, Suffolk, esquire, William le Brys of London,
gentleman, and John Mordaunt, gentleman and heir of Phillip Mordaunt of
Hempstead, Essex. Dated the 7th day of July in the 11th year of the reign of
Elizabeth I [1569]. Handwritten in English on vellum. Some water staining and
mildew making the text faint in small areas of folds. Document size: 64 by 62
cm. Signatures with one intact seal and one missing. Intact seal depicting a
boar with initials "W.G.". |
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Glemsford.
Rental of the Manor of "Callis Metholds and Lumbolds" in Glemsford,
the property of Jacob Preston, 1672-78, written in English, on paper,
together with and manuscript papers concerning Suffolk, 18th c., incl.
Glemsford, Hawstead, Wilby and Brandon, Copy Bargain and Sale of Hawstead
Hall from Sir Jasper Cullum and his son John, to Joseph Richardson and John
Ranby "Serjeant surgeon to his present majesty", 1741, written on
paper, together with a Lease for a year of the advowson of Wilby, 1743, and a
Release of three messuages in Brandon from Thomas Patrick to James Spendlove
and James Denton, 1793, which includes an attractive pedigree of Thomas
Patrick and his antecedents, the Cadney family of Brandon, being one paper
and two parchment title deeds, in good condition also other printed and
manuscript Suffolk material, 18th c., |
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1586 |
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Manor of
Kenton Hall. Fine Elizabethan vellum indenture, dated 12th September 1586, in
which Arthur Pennynge of Kettleberghe, gives to William Stebbynge of
Mildenhall, one thousand pounds and a further one thousand pounds by a bond
for the purchase of the Manor of Kenton Hall, in Kettleburghe, with all its
lands, tenements, etc., and also all his other lands, etc., both freehold and
copyhold, in Kettleburghe, in excellent condition with large pendant wax seal
attached, showing a stag, with accompanying translation |
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1632 |
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Monastery
of Leyson. Superb manuscript copy rent roll, made the 24th November 1632, being
the Ministry accounts of lands in the possession of the late Monastery of
Leyston, Suffolk, at the time of the 32nd year of Henry VIII (1540/41),
including a very long and important list of rents paid by various persons in
Leyston, Chelston, Myddelton, Snoddeshall, Buckloe, Kelsale, Alderingham,
Thorp and Syffewell, over twelve feet in length and in fine condition |
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FAMILY HISTORY
Deed WHITECHAPEL LONDON Hawkins to Bolam 1883. low start no reserve - Family
History research copy - sold as damaged because of dusting to outside cover.
MANUSCRIPT indenture LEASE OF TWO MESSUAGES AND PREMISES NOS 60 AND 61
LAMBETH STREET, WHITECHAPEL, |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex,
between Sir Charles Mordaunt of Little Pakenham, Suffolk, Knight and Baronet,
and William Alington of Horseheath Hall, Cambridge. Dated the 10th day of
November in the 16th year of the reign of Charles I [1640]. A messuage
tenement or farm called Howses in Finchingfield, Essex, and pasture called
Home Meadow, North Meadow, Long Close, Croft Meadow and South Croft. Also Grove Close in Great Sampford. Further
information on the Alington family of Horseheath Hall. Spots of mildew
staining allover. Small area of rubbed text and tears in one fold (repaired
although text difficult to read in one small section. Handwritten in English
on vellum. Document size: 60 by 30 cm. Wax seal with faint armorial
impression. |
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An
Elizabethan vellum indenture recording the sale of tenements and lands in
Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex,
between Edward Grymston of Ipswich, Suffolk, esquire, William le Grys
of London, gentleman, and John Mordaunt, gentleman and heir of Phillip
Mordaunt of Hempstead, Essex. Dated the 7th day of July in the 11th year of
the reign of Elizabeth I [1569]. There is an interesting covenent relating to
a Thomas Coc now deceased and his last will and testement: "did
bequeath...to the fyndying sustaynying and mayneteynying forever one priest
to saye and synge devyne servyce in the chappell of the blessed Mary within the
churche of Hempsted aforesaid and to praye for the sowle of hym and his wyfe
and others faythfull deceased." Handwritten in English on vellum. Very
minor stains and dusty, but generally in good condition for age. Document
size: 64 by 62 cm. Signature of John Mordaunt with one intact seal. Intact
seal with a star shape on a vellum tag. |
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An
interesting manuscript genealogy of the Appelton family of Suffolk starting in
1668 and going through 1760. Several other family names including Crane,
Carbon, Botteler, Hawke,Tuke, and Condy. Mostly names relationships with a
description of family crest as well. Very Good, mild tatter at top margin.
Measures 9 x 14". I have saved copies of the images, the document
concerns the right of Frances, only surviving child and heiress of Isack
Appelton of Holbroke Hall in Suff & Mary his wife ye daughter of (blank)
Cage Ye said Isack deceased ye 14 Sepr. 1668. |
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Fine
handwritten Pedigree pinned to vellum indenture dated 1793. The Pedigree is
for a Thomas Patrick of Reiggenhall in St Mary Magdalene in the County of Norfolk
and has nice decorative flourishes, also referencing the Cadney family (I
have saved a copy of the image). The deed is between Mr. Patrick, a
Gentleman, and his wife Frances, of the one part; and James Spendlove, a
Watchmaker of Brandon in the County of Suffolk and James Denton, a Merchant,
of the same place. The deed conveys three dwellings and property in Brandon.
The deed is nicely penned with vignette revenues and tax stamp. Two red wax
seals on pinkish cloth tag. The deed in Very Good condition and measuring 30
x 23” and the Pedigree 13 x 10” in Fine condition. |
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ITEM:
Legal Document Giving Notice MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES: 1
x Page measuring approx. 12¾ inches x 8 inches DATE:
1875 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Beccles in the county of Suffolk PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Repayment of loan from deceased estate PLACES
MENTIONED: Beccles, Suffolk PEOPLE INVOLVED:
John Garnham, Henry Read, Lucy Rising, Samuel Wilton Rix, Henry Boyce, Mary
Ann Boyce, Mary Atkinson PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Samuel Wilton Rix SEALS:
None WITNESSES
None CONDITION:
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Lorships Layham SUFFOLK D'Oyly 1799. From the reign of KING
GEORGE III - 205 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE FOR
£3,300 ON ALL THOSE TWO MANORS OR LORDSHIPS OF OVERBURY HALL AND NETHERBURY
HALL IN LAYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TOGETHER WITH COURT BARONS AND ALL
THAT CAPITAL MANOR HOUSE OR MANSION HOUSE KNOWN AS OVERBURY HALL WITH ALL
BUILDINGS GARDENS AND MEADOWS BETWEEN PEREGRINE D'OYLY THE YOUNGER OF LAYHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK GENTLEMAN OF THE FIRST PART SADLER WHITMORE OF
MISTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND ROBERT
SHELDRAKE OF HADLEIGH IN THE SAME COUNTY DRAPER OF THE THIRD PART. GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 26 INS ON TWO SHEETS
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large 1669
indenture.made the 20th of september in 1669 in the year of our lord charles
the 2nd by the grace of god so on,name
theodosia theobald very strange name but its right.Of London and thomas poke
of suffolk, to do with lands and messages and sixty pounds and 12 shillings
of lawful english money.size23"by 271/2". two tabs, one still has
the red seal on it.nice document. |
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Two Manorial
Court Roll of the Manor of Cratfield in the County of Suffolk, 1390 and 1399,
both on thin vellum, for the courts of 24 September 1390, 20 May 1399 (Court
Leet) and 1 August 1399, mainly giving details of land transactions, names
given include Thomas de Thorp, John and Henry Puddynge, Isobel Underwode and
John and Henry Spynke. Both in a fragile condition, the lower half of each
membrane being damaged with loss. From the reign of King Richard II,
beautiful Latin script. Measuring approx 9 x 15" and 11 x 15". |
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this is
a release of land dated 4 of july 1826.in the |
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this is
a bond for £250 pounds of mr william minter.in the county of suffolk.dated the
3 day of april,1766 |
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A very
attractive little vellum document being a quitclaim in relation to the sale
of lands in Thelnetham, Suffolk, between John Locke of Hinderclaye, yeoman, and
Edward Locke of the same, yeoman. Dated 15th February in the 2nd year of the
reign of Charles I [1626]. Property: A pightle of marsh in Thelnetham,
Suffolk, in a place called le Church Fenn, according to the customs of the
manor of Hindercley. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Very
good condition vellum. Seal tag, but wax seal missing. Document size: 26 by
14 cm |
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An
Elizabethan vellum document being an admission & surrender for the manor
of Hindercley, Suffolk, where John Lock, copyhold tenant of the manor of
Hindercley, deceased, before his death surrended all his lands and tenements
held of the manor to the use of his will. Robert Lock his son was admitted as
copyhold tenant according to the customs of the manor. Dated 19th September
in the 31st year of the reign of Elizabeth I [1588]. Property: The document
details several lands in Hindercley acquired by John Lock in 1558, 1571 and
1573. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good condition with
some minor creasing and one very small stain. Two natural holes in the vellum
not affecting the text. Document size: 38 by 20 cm. |
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An attractive
little Jacobean vellum document being a gift or conveyance for lands in
Hindercley, Suffolk, between Nicholas Gosse of Hinderclaye, yeoman, and
Robert Locke senior of the same, yeoman. Dated 4th March in the 21st year of
the reign of James I [1623]. Property: All that messuage or tenement built by
Gosse and called Ludboroughes in Fen Street in Hinderclaye, according to the
customs of the manor. Records livery of seisin on reverse. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on
vellum. Condition: Good condition but
with rubbed text in some folds. All text readable. Seal tag, but wax seal
missing. Document size: 28 by 16 cm. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1750 during the reign of King George II being
the conveyance of a dwelling and property in Wattesfield in the County of
Suffolk including apple trees. The indenture is between John Mousir, a
Gentleman, of the first part; and numerous persons of the second part
including John Prentice, Philip Meadows, Ellis Pett, Denny Crabb, Thomas
Cook, John Prentice the Younger, and others. Nicely penned throughout
including large calligraphic title words, three blue revenue stamps with insert,
tax stamp, and red wax seal on cloth tag with nice impression. Measures 20 x
14". Fine condition, mild discoloration. |
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Historical
deed dated 1746 during the reign of King George II being the conveyance of a
building and land in Wattisfield in the County of Suffolk to be used as a
Meeting House "for the worship & service of God". In researching this I found this was for a
dissenting church, being an independent church, possible a Quaker meeting
house. The indenture names among the parties Thomas Harmer (1714-88), a
minister of the independent church at Wattisfield, Suffolk. Other parties to
the indenture include John Baker, Gentleman of Norfolk; Ellis Pett,
Gentleman; John Mousir, a Malster; Thomas Cooke, a Baker; John Prentice, a
Gentleman; all of the first part and Thomas Harmer, Clerk; Samuel Wood of
Woodbridge, Clerk; Denny Crabb and Thomas Youngman, Gentlemen; Charles
Youngman, Woolcomber; John Mallows and Joseph Hart, Linen Weavers; John
Gawsell, Cordwainer; William Youngman, Butcher; Joseph Barker, Grocer; and
William Bacon, Yeoman. Nicely penned with calligraphic title. Three blue
revenue stamps with insert, tax stamp on verso, and five red wax seals on
cloth tags each impressioned with a sworded soldier on horseback. Docketing
on verso. Very Good condition with discoloration and light creasing. Measures
22 x 16". |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Cransford SUFFOLK Edwards > Barrett 1853. From the reign
of QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF COTTAGES LANDS AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING AT CRANSFORD IN
THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD LEADING FROM FRAMLINGHAM TO
BRUISYARD. BETWEEN EDWIN EDWARDS OF GREAT KNIGHT RIDER STREET DOCTORS COMMONS
IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS BARRET OF CRANSFORD
HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. * GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN FINE CONDITION - * faults: damage to seal, some storage foxing, damage
to revenue stamp * ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP * WAX SEAL * SIZE 25 INCHES X
28 INS * ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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A
partial vellum document with broken seal (see photo). The document is written in English. I'll transcribe it as best I can:
"...or any of our progenitors or predecessors heretofore made to the said
Thomas Kerrich in the present be not made.
Any laws statute acte ordnance provision proclamation or ???
heretofore made ordeyned or provided. or any other matter cause or thinge
whatsoever to the contry hereof in any wise not withstanding. In witnes whereof we have caused ??? our
God to be made patent. Witnes our
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Bury St
Edmunds. Attractive Elizabethan vellum indenture dated 8th October 1586, in which
for ,700 Henry Boldero of Ingham, Suffolk, gent, conveys to Roger Barber and
Richard Walker of Bury St Edmunds, the Manor of Holderness alias Eastgate
Barnes in Bury St Edmunds, part of the late dissolved monastery of Bury St
Edmunds, and of the tithes of corn and hay and lands formerly held by Thomas
Plandon of Badwell Ash, etc., with a translation |
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Bury St
Edmunds. Attractive Elizabethan vellum document, dated 7th November 1586 , in
which Bridget Boldero of Ingham, Suffolk quitclaims to Roger Barber of Bury
St Edmunds, gent, all her title, claim, right, etc., to the Manor of
Holderness, alias Eastgate Barnes, and all lands, tenements, etc., sold by
Henry Boldero of Ingham, gent to Roger Barber and situated in the town or
fields of Bury St Edmunds, Barton Magna, Forneham St Martin and Rowgham,
Suffolk, perfect condition with original large pendant wax seal attached by
seal tag |
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1632 |
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Winter 15 Dec 2004 |
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Winston.
Bargain and Sale of one acre and one rod of pasture land, with neighbouring property
described, from John Folkard senior of Winston, linen weaver, to John Butter
of Winston, yeoman, for œ25, dated 10 December 1632, and referring to an
earlier sale of 1616, being a small parchment title deed, written in Latin,
in good condition but with slight bleeding of some of the ink, having the
signature of "John Folkrd", a good clear red wax pendant seal,
together with Suffolk - Winston, Deed of Gift of a dwelling house, where
Josiah Smyth and Samuel Symonds live, and twelve acres of land including Home
Close, from Josiah Smyth of Winston, tailor to Robert Pett of Stonham Aspal,
woollen draper, dated 21 July 1668, being a parchment title deed, in good
condition, written in Latin with some ornate lettering, having the signature
of Josiah Smyth, a paper-covered pendant seal and the mark of Samuel Symonds,
both mounted in glazed frames |
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Butter |
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1750 |
Dominic
Winter 10 Nov 2004 |
454 |
Lincolnshire
- North Cockerington. Release of 22 acres of pasture land in North
Cockerington from Adrian Birch of North Cockerington, gentleman to George
Hardy of South Somercotes, gentleman, dated 7th May 1706, concerning the
intended marriage between George Hardy and Susanna Birch and giving field
names of the property, including Brickiln Close, Nuns Close and Brasspott or
Eosey Close, being a parchment title deed in good condition, with a signature
and applied seal of Adrian Birch, together with Essex - Stisted, A copy will
of John Wood of Stisted, dated 1st June 1719, with an associated abstract of
title, of part of Stisted Farm, 1717-42, mid-18th c. copy will on paper, plus
Norfolk - Yaxham, Articles of Agreement concerning the sale of the Manor of
Yaxham Hall between Benjamin Murrill of Beccles, Suffolk and Nicholas Cobb of
Litcham, Norfolk, dated 18th May 1750, written on paper, together with an
associated bond |
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286 |
1652 |
Dominic
Winter 10 Nov 2004 |
472 |
Manor of
Bacons and Fenns. Large multiple sheet vellum indenture, dated 7th February
1652, between Francis Goldsmith of Grays Inn, Edward Ridley of St. Martins in
the Field, Mary his wife, and Robert Dyer of London, detailing the sale of
these Manors and their lands in Hitchin |
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287 |
1637 |
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A very
attractive little vellum document being a gift or conveyance of lands in
Hinderclay, Suffolk, between John Locke of Hinderclaye, yeoman, and Edward
Locke of Westthorpe, Suffolk, yeoman. Dated 28th June in the 13th year of the
reign of Charles I [1637]. Property: A parcel of land of one acre in
Hinderclaye called Micklemore furlonge which he acquired from Thomas Button
in 1630. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Good condition
vellum with only minor dust marking.
Seal tag, but wax seal missing. Document size: 34 by 20 cm. |
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1645 |
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An
attractive vellum indenture for sale (feoffment) of lands in Hinderclay, |
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1646 |
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indenture
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1730-1765 |
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this is
a sale of lands in the year of king greorge the 2nd,1730.between edward snell
docter,and peter pasham gent,and his wife anne.sale of 7 messauges 160 acres of land 7 barns
60 acres of medow and 20 acres
of marsh, lots of other stuff.last date is . 29 aug,1765 and signed one
page.in the county of suffolk .other name william cooper and john layson.,uk
bidders only,,,,,,,,thanks,,,,,places named. dennington, south
glenham,cransford ,baddingham, north glenham. |
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1763 |
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You are
bidding on a 'terrier' document from 1763, which lists all the acres and
tenants of the Glebe lands (church lands) in the village of Hindercley in
Suffolk, England. This document is ' A true Terrier of all the Glebe Lands
Messuages Tenements portions of tythes and other Rights belonging to the
Rectory and parish Church of Hindercley in the County of
Suffolk...............according to the old Evidences and Knowledge of the
ancient Inhabitants this Twenty Eighth day of June in the year of our Lord
1763'. This contains so much information, I don't know where to start. It
mentions many pieces of land and who occupies it. It even mentions church
items such as one pewter tankard and one carpet for the communion table etc.
There are approximately 5 pages. There are tears and folds etc., but most of
the text is legible. This document cannot leave England or Wales. |
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1774 |
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1774
English Vellum deed dated during the reign of King George III being the conveyance
of a dwelling called Bray’s House in Barningham in the County of Suffolk
between Richard Carter, a Yeoman, of the one part; and Richard Wiseman, a
Farmer, of the second part. Completely handwritten with decorative title
words, blonded revenue stamp, tax stamps, and red wax seal on green cloth
tag. Fine condition. Measures 24 x 19”. |
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1685 |
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1685
KING JAMES II VELLUM DEED involving WALDEGRAVE and BURES ST.MARY NO RESERVE DATE:-
26th AUGUST 1685 (320 YEARS OLD) IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING JAMES
II FANCY HAND DRAWN LETTER "T" OF "THIS INDENTURE" IN
LOVELY BLACK SCRIPT, A MORTGAGE BETWEEN THOMAS WALDEGRAVE OF SMALLBRIDGE,
SUFFOLK ....... and .... EDMUND COLEMAN THE ELDER of IPSWICH. WALDEGRAVE HAS
BORROWED £300 ON THE SECURITY OF HIS PROPERTIES IN "BEWERS ST.
MARYS" NOW KNOWN AS BURES ST. MARY WHICH INCLUDE A HOUSE OCCUPIED BY
FRANCIS TAYSPILL AND MEADOWS ADJOINING THE RIVER STOUR AS WELL AS OTHER
LANDS. 1 PENDANT RED WAX SEAL ON A VELLUM TAG. Size. The document is approx.
24" wide x 11" high. Condition. Slight age browning but otherwise
in excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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Tayspill |
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1823 |
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A one
page vellum indenture dated 22 November 1823 between Samuel Overton of
Southrepps, Norfolk (yeoman), Thomas Martin Blakely alias Thomas Rix Blakely
of Norwich (merchant) and Edgar Taylor of the Inner Temple London (gentleman)
relating to Goswold Hall, Thrandeston and land in Yaxley. Lots of other names are mentioned. There are three seals and a revenue
stamp. It has been signed by the three
persons named above. Also has witness
signatures on the back. Very good condition |
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Blakely |
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1846-1863 |
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Antique
document dated 15th June 1863 between William Burra of Ashford, Kent, esquire
and Robert Cooper Kersey of Littlebourne, Kent, surgeon and Frances his wife
(formerly Frances Rathbone) and Henry Kingsford of Queens Gate, South
Kensington, Middlesex, esquire and William Frederick Kersey of Knoddishall,
Suffolk, esquire and Montague Kingsford of Littlebourne, Kent, gentleman.
Lengthy handwritten document on two large pages. Mentions other people and
also refers to 1846 indenture Stephen and AnnTunbridge, Sarah Hughes, William
Morley and Richard Greenhill. Also in 1853 Adam Schoales and Elizabeth his
wife, William Morley, William Burra and Alfred Briggs. In 1855 George Elwick
Jemmett Lord of the Manor of Ashford. In very good condition. |
Burra |
Kersey |
Rathbone |
Kingsford |
Tunbridge |
Hughes |
Morley |
Greenhill |
Schoales |
Briggs |
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1882 |
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HISTORY
DEED Whitechapel London HAWKINS > LEVY 1882. Guaranteed Original - 123
years old - FROM REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT PARCHMENT INDENTURE
DOCUMENT BETWEEN HERBERT SAMUEL HAWKINS OF BEYTON RECTORY BEYTON IN THE
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK OF THE ONE PART AND ISAAC LEVY OF LITTLE ALIE STREET WHITECHAPEL
IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE OTHER PART. THIS BEING THE LEASE OF A
MESSUAGE AND PREMISES SITUATE IN LITTLE ALIE STREET WITH DETAILS OF RESTRICTIONS TO USE
"SHALL NOT BE USED AS OR FOR A BROTHEL OR FOR THE SALE OF WINES BEER OR
SPIRITS OR FOR SUGAR BAKING SUGAR BOILING SACK WASHING OR ANY OTHER NOISY OR
OFFENSIVE TRADE OR BUSINESS" SITE SURVEY PLAN SIZE 19" X 12"
FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS |
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1840 |
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A 2
page velum indenture dated 24th October 1840 between Charles Taylor of Hopton
(yeoman), David Wright the elder of Barningham (farmer), John Miller the
younger of Walsham le Willows (brewer), Mary Frost of Barningham (widow) and
John Frost of Barningham (bricklayer).
It cites earlier indentures and relates to property in Barningham. Has
5 seals and signatures with revenues stamps on each page. The reverse has witness and receipt
signatures. Has been folded, otherwise
good condition. |
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1692 |
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An one
page obligation bond dated 1692 between John Emmens (yeoman) and George
Peacock of Stowlangtoff (yeoman). The
first part is written in Latin and the other part in English. It concerns property in Badwell Ash. It has 4 signatures and 1 seal. Has been folded, otherwise very good
condition. |
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1760 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1760 during the last year of the reign of King
George II being the conveyance of a dwelling in Hindercley in the County of
Suffolk between Elisabeth Fisher, a Spinster, of the first part; and Edward
Lock, a Gentleman, of the second part. Nicly penned with fancy printed
vignette, blue revenue stamp with insert, tax stamp, and red wax seal on
green cloth tag. Very Good condition, handsome piece, measures 32 x 20". |
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1529 |
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English
vellum deed from the reign of King Henry VIII dated 1529. A Grant by John
Milgate, Prior of St. James, Old Buckenham to William Bannocke of New
Buckenham for a dwelling and land in Buckenham in the County of Suffolk. In
Latin with vellum seal tag, lacking seal. Docketing on verso. Good condition
with some creasing, ink wear, and foxing. Measures 16 x 7". |
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