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ID

Date

Source

Lot No.

Text

Surnames

301

1668

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A one page velum indenture dated 30th October 1668 for a property in Framlingham. Names mentioned include: George Frances of Melton (yeoman) and Mary Francis his wife, Mary Frances (spinster), Richard Baldrey of Framlingam (house carpenter) and Ann his wife, Annis Frances, Lionel Bredstreet, Thomas Payne (gent), William Marlett, Francis Cresnall, Edward Sheene, James Gooding and Mrs Elizabeth Alexander. It has four seals and signatures. Please note that the top right-hand corner of this document has been cut-away.

Francis

Baldrey

Bredstreet

Payne

Marlett

Cresnall

Sheene

Gooding

Alexander

302

1830

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A 2 page vellum indenture dated 9th September 1830 relating to property in Framlingham. It mentions: Arthur Baldrey Grey of Yoxford (gunsmith), Charles Clubbe (gent) (eldest son of Nathaniel), Benjamin Baldrey (shoemaker), Charles Edwards (merchant), Spurgeon Clarke, Benjamin Baldrey the younger, Samuel Harsant, Josiah Middleton, Revd Charles Barlee. It cites an earlier indenture of 1802 which mentions Daniel Bull (gent), Michael Baldrey of Yoxford (currier), Nathaniel Clubbe (gent) and Martin Baldrey. It also cites an 1809 document: Mary Grey (nee Baldrey) wife of Thomas Arthur Grey. It has four signatures and seals and is in very good condition

Grey

Clubbe

Baldrey

Edwards

Clarke

Harsant

Middleton

Barlee

Bull

303

1843

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A one page vellum indenture dated 3rd February 1843 between John James of Sudbury (manufacturer), George Ward late of Sudbury but now of Belchamp Otten, Essex (victualler) and Joseph Pemberton of Sudbury (draper & tailor) for a messuage, shop and cottages, situate in North Street, Sudbury. This document cites previous indentures with names and has an underlined section refering to a Right of Way for William Brock. Has 4 signatures and seals with a revenue stamp. Has been folded, otherwise good condition

James

Ward

Pemberton

Brock

304

1855

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A three page vellum indenture dated 1st March 1855 between Edward Edwards of Northumberland Street, Strand (butler) and John Harvey of Gresham Street, London (esq.) and relates to property in Kessingland, Suffolk. It cites earlier indentures with names. It has two signatures and seals with a revenue stamp on each page. There are witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded, otherwise good condition.

Edwards

Harvey

305

1859

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A one page vellum indenture dated 6th august 1859 between Robert Runnacres of Kirtley (sawyer), The Reverend John Rumpf late of Pakefield now of Bluntisham (clerk) and John Burton of Lowestoft (farmer) relating to an Estate at Kirtley in Suffolk. It cites ealier indentures with names. It has 3 seals and 2 signatures with a revenue stamp. There are witness and received signatures on the reverse. There are pencil marks and notations which look like they were used for a later indenture. Has been folded, otherwise good condition.

Runnacres

Rumpf

Burton

306

1869

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A one page vellum indenture dated 22nd March 1869 between James Gage of Milden (farmer), Thomas Gage of Lindsey (farmer), George Hazell of Monks Eleigh (farmer) and Robert Hawkins of Monks Eleigh (farmer) and relates to property in Monks Eleigh in Suffolk. It cites previous indentures and contains genealogical information on the Gage family. Has 4 seals and 3 signatures with a revenue stamp. Has been folded, otherwise good condition.

Gage

Hazell

Hawkins

307

1744

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1744 "An Act for granting and continuing the duties upon Salt, and upon Red and White Herrings, for the further Term of Seven Years; and for licensing the erecting new Refineries of Rocks Salt in the Counties of Essex and Suffolk" The first part of this document cites previous Acts and continues the duties for a further 7 years. "And whereas there has been anciently and are now Houses or Places in which rock Salt has been and is refined or made into White Salt, at heybridge, Colchester, and Maningtree, in the County of Essex, at Ipswich, Woodbridge, Walderswick and Southwold in the County of Suffolk, and those Places, and the Country thereabouts, having no opportunity of being supplied with other Salt than Salt refined or made from Rock Salt, and as it may happen that the Refiners of Rock Salt at those Houses or Places may not make sufficient Quantities of White Salt to supply the Country thereabouts, or may hold up what they do make to an exorhitant Price, knowing no other Persons whatsoever can, by reason of the above recited Act, erect or set up any new Refinery...", "...The Commissioners for Salt Duties may grant Licenses for one Refinery of Rock Salt, at Heybridge, Colchester, Maningree, Ipswich, Woodbridge, Walderswick and Southwold..." 17 pages of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume.

308

1810

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A one page obligation bond between William Carter of Hoxne, Suffolk (yeoman) and William Cockell of Attleburgh, Norfolk (gent.) and relates to property in Hoxne. Has one signature and seal with witness signatures. On the reverse it has a note of payment received up until 1822. Has been folded, otherwise good condition

Carter

Cockell

309

16th - 18th century

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A very large rolled-up family tree made up of sheets of paper stuck together (the photo only shows part of it!) of the Alston family of Suffolk. It covers the 1500s to the 1700s. It looks as though it may have been created in the late 1700s/early 1800s and has pencil and pen notations in different handwritings made during the 1800s updating the information contained on it. It has a separate piece of paper with an additional branch on it. The left hand side is very grubby and has some damage, otherwise good condition.

Alston

310

1682

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this indenture on vellum dated 1st October 1682, in the reign of i quote " our sovereign lord Charles the second by the grace of god of England Scotland ffrance ?? and Ireland King defender of the ffaith ". The indenture was between Mr. Robert chaplin of Sudbury in the county of Suffolk, to Roger Rant Esq of Swafram prior Cambridge, and John Rant Esq for his marriage settlement to Sarah Rant of Suffolk to lay out the sums in the purchase of lands. Properties in Bolchamp in Suffolk, Great Waldingfield? and sudbury in Suffolk. General notes; - this is a two page vellum document, measuring 25" X 32", two signatures with one partial wax seal signed R D Rant and Jo Rant,it's in good order for being 323 yrs old, it in a original usual folded state as they were, there is reference to it's contents on the outer folded page, perfectly legible for transcription, it would be nice to see a Mr. Chaplin or Rant families in the above mentioned to trace their family history, to be sold without reserve just a low starting price.

Chaplin

Rant

311

1714

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INDENTURE 29th Sept 1714, GEO 1, ( 1714-1727 ) ESSEX. this indenture on vellum dated 1st October 1682, in the reign of i quote " in the reign of our soveraign lord George by the grace of godof Great Britain ireland King Defender the ffaith. The indenture was between James Brewster of Bulmere in the County of Essex has agreed to pay the sum of one thousand pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to Sarah Chaplyn of Colkirk in the county of Norfolk there are various purchases and leases in this document with connections through marriage to Sarah Chaplyn; -Robert Chaplyn late of Sudbury, John Meadows in Needham Market in Suffolk clerk and Sarah his wife Samuel Choyre of Colkirk clerk and his wife Elizabeth and Belwood Kavon of Kings Lyn Norfolk, just to mention a few!. General notes; - this is a two page vellum document, measuring 25" X 32", there are 3 x V1 pence blue revenue stamps on both pages, it bears 6 wax seals for Sarah Chaplyn, John Meadows, Sarah Meadows, Sam Choyce Eliz: Choyce, B Raven Mary Raven all signed, named and dated on the outer folded page, perfectly legible for transcription, it would be nice to see a family member nearly 300 yrs later buy it!, to be sold without reserve just a low starting price.

Brewster

Chaplyn

Meadows

Choyce

Kavon

Raven

312

1723

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this indenture on vellum dated 22 February 1723, in the reign of i quote " our sovereign lord George by the grace of god of England Scotland ffrance ?? and Ireland King defender of the ffaith ". The indenture was between James Brewster the elder of Bulmere in the County of Essex it's a marriage settlement between him and Elizabeth his wife and daughter of John Colding late of Wickham Saint Paul in the said county. There are also references to Robert Chaplyn late of Sodbury in the County of Suffolk, Samuel Chore of , SEE 2 more documents in my shop are tied to the same families. General notes; - this is a three page vellum document, measuring 25" X 32", two signatures with wax seals and signatures i think it's James Brewster and Elizabeth Brewster, all three pages have three blue V1 pence revenue stamps, it is in a original usual folded state as they were, there is reference to it's contents on the outer folded page, perfectly legible for transcription, to be sold without reserve just a low starting price. good condition for best part of three hundred years old!, good luck, happy bidding

Brewster

Coldring

Chaplyn

Chore

313

1824

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GENUINE ANTIQUE WILL Samuel Cook of Shelly Suffolk 1824 FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE IV - guaranteed original this item is 181 YEARS OLD THIS IS A MANUSCRIPT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DOCUMENT OF SAMUEL COOK THE ELDER OF SHELLY IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK BUTCHER . BEQUESTS OF MONEY AND PROPERTIED AT SHELLEY , LAYHAM AND RAYDON ON FOUR SHEETS OF HAND MADE PAPER - FOLDED SIZE 13 INCHES X 20 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION

Cook

314

1777

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An interesting hand written vellum Admission document pertaining to the Manor of Ampners in Thrandeston dated 24th May 1777 during the reign of King George III. Referring to the Surrender of proprty by Thomas Rix to the Admission of said property by Frances Blakely wife of William Blakely of Ipswich in the County of Suffolk. Other names mentioned include: The Right Honourable Charles Earl Cornwallis Viscount Broome and Baron of Eye in the County of Suffolk, John Grey & Richard Carman. Signed by Daniel Negus (Chief Steward). An extremely clean and crisp document in excellent condition bearing the usual long-term storage folds. Comprising single sheet of vellum approx. 21” x 14” with all text fully legible for transcription. Bearing two embossed 2s 3d blue revenue stamps with lead escutcheon seasl and backed with a single Georgian cipher revenue stamp.

Rix

Blakely

Grey

Carman

Negus

315

1846

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A very comprehensive hand written vellum Admission document pertaining to the Manor of Lowestoft dated 20th August 1846 during the reign of Queen Victoria. Pertaining to Richard Bullard of the City of Norwich Brewer in consideration of payment of £1,980 paid to George Everitt of Caister near Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk Gentleman In respect of property The Dukes Head in Lowestoft plus other properties. Other names mentioned include: Henry Ling, John Salter Lincoln, William Vince Barnard, Thomas Aldis, Mary French, Robert Copemant, Elizabeth Reeve, John Elph, Samuel Chambers, Sarah Chambers, Samuel Allerton, George Butcher, Jomas Cleveland, Pheobe Arnold, Robert Parker, Sarah Browne, Mary Bowles, Joseph Dixon, James Ward, Mary Ward, George Howell, Ann Worledge, Ann Durrant, Joshua Howes, Mary West, Ann Edmunds, John Edmunds, John Ward, Susan Nelson, James Chamberlain, Joseph Allerton, Sarah Lockwood, Sarah Edmunds, Helen Fisher, Charles Fisher, William Woodthorpe, Samuel Sharman, widow Falkurd, John Yallop, William Bird, John Brightwen, James Gooch, Signed by John Taylor (Steward). Property mentioned includes: Chappel Town House, Blue Anchor Lane, premises known as the “Dove” but now known as the “British Queen”, a barn called the Tithe Barn, Fair Lane, public house called the “Dutch Hoy”, Swan Lane or Mariners Lane Lowestoft. A very clean document in excellent condition bearing the usual long-term storage folds. Comprising a single sheet of vellum approx. 24 ½” x 24” with all text fully legible for transcription. Bearing a single blue embossed £1 revenue stamp with single lead escutcheon seal backed with a single Victorian cipher revenue stamp.

Bullard

Everitt

etc

316

1626

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A Royal licence to Henry Chittinge, esquire, to sell or grant to Thomas Lambe, gentleman, certain lands in Flowton, Somersham, Nettlestead, Elmstead and Bramford in the county of Suffolk. Dated 1st December in the 2nd year of the reign of Charles I [1626]. Good example of the Great Seal of Charles I - 16cm brown wax seal Property: One messuage, one hundred acres of land, ten acres of meadow and sixty acres of pasture in Flowton, Somersham, Nettlestead, Elmstead and Bramford in the county of Suffolk. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum. Condition: Ink faded in places, but still discernable with care. Seal has several cracks but is intact. Rubbed in places. Document size: 35 by 24 cm.

Chittinge

Lambe

317

1883

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GENUINE ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Whitechapel London HAWKINS GEARY 1883 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA - guaranteed original this item is 122 YEARS OLD THIS IS A MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF A MESSUAGE AND PREMISES ON LEMAN STREET WHITECHAPEL LONDON - WITH SMALL SURVEY PLAN. BETWEEN THE REVEREND HERBERT SAMUEL HAWKINS OF BEYTON RECTORY BURY ST EDMUNDS IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK OF THE ONE PART AND JAMES PAGE GEARY OF JAMES STREET COVENT GARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX BUTCHER ON FOUR SHEETS OF PARCHMENT- FOLDED SIZE 12 INCHES X 20 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME STORAGE DUSTING ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL

Hawkins

Geary

318

1803

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Indenture of 3 parts 1803. William Crisp of Frostenden Soffolk and Mary Edwards of Frostenden, widow of Robert (indenture) - 600mm x 850mm signed with 3 seals / 3 hakels. Waterdamaged a/f

Crisp

Frostenden

319

1860

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A large one page vellum indenture between Susan Parker (widow of Charles) of Bury St Edmunds, Charles Hayward of Rougham (farmer) and James Spark of Bury St Edmunds (gent). Other names mentioned: George Garnham, Bridget Searger, Simon Hazelwood, Baker Deaves, James Barrett, Zachariah Seager Has two signatures and seals with witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded, otherwise good condition.

Parker

Hayward

Spark

Garnham

Seager

Hazelwood

Deaves

Barrett

320

1666

Dominic Winter 26 Jan 2005

321

Suffolk & Hertfordshire. Large multiple sheet vellum indenture dated 27th April 1666 , between Sir Robert Dyer [High Sheriff of Suffolk] for the sale of the Manor and Lordship of Kenton, otherwise Kenton Hall in Kettleburgh, together with the Manor of braughing, the recory and Parsonage of Braughing in Hertford, with a detailed listing of numerous areas of land, mills, hop grounds, other lands in Hemley, etc., large pendant wax seal suspended

Dyer

321

1621

Dominic Winter 2 Mar 2005

357

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

Dunnington