Suffolk 401-500
Suffolk
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Suffolk
501-610 |
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401 |
1745 |
ebay |
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1745
THIS EXCELLENT CONDITION DOCUMENT WITH SEAL AND IMPRESSED STAMPS REFERS TO
HALESWORTH IN SUFFOLK, SEALING A BOND OF £1,350 BETWEEN SURGEON AND
APOTHECARY TO ISAAC COLLMAN TO PERFORM COVENANTS. |
Collman |
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402 |
1825 |
ebay |
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A
vellum manor document recording the surrender of copyhold lands in the manor
of Hindercley, Suffolk, John Bidwell Edwards, and the admission of Robert Bidwells
Edwards as customary copyhold tenant. Dated the 22nd day of December in the
6th year of the reign of King George IV [1825] Property: One acre of land
called Clod Acres in a close called High Filed Close. Also one meadow of 8
acres; land called Woodwards, and 4-5 other pieces of land in Hindercley.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Document size
(approx.): 40cm by 60cm. |
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403 |
1778 |
ebay |
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A
one page document dated 15th June 1778 relating to property in Holme next the
Sea, Norfolk. Names mentioned: Richard
Adamson of Bury St Edmunds (esq), Henry Humphry late of Harseley now of Great
Massingham (gent) and Henry Benton of Thornham (merchant). Has one signature
and two witness signatures. Has been
folded. |
Adamson |
Humphry |
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404 |
1826 |
ebay |
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A
two page obligation bond relating to property in Hinderclay, Suffolk. It is dated 19th October 1826 and is between
Edward Lock of Debenham (surgeon, grandson of Susanna), Hannah Westby of
Diss, Norfolk (widow) and Algar Lock of St. Pancras, Middx. (Minister of the
Gospel), Susanna Lock (mother of Algar, widow of Edward). Has two seals and
signatures with three witness signatures.
Has note on the bottom that Algar Lock died 15/9/1835 and was buried
at Lakenheath 23/9/1835. Has been
folded. |
Lock |
Westby |
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405 |
1862 |
ebay |
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A
one page vellum indenture dated 25th January 1862 relating to property in
Kessingland, Suffolk between William Broome of 18 Porchester Place, Blandford
Square, Middx. (accountant)
and James Goodyear of Noble Street, London (merchant). Other people mentioned: George Welch and
Mary Allen. It has two signatures and
seals with two revenue stamps. On the
reverse there are received and witness signatures. Has been folded. |
Broome |
Goodyear |
Welch |
Allen |
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406 |
1863 |
ebay |
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A
six page Abstract of Title dated 1863 relating to land in St. Helen, Ipswich
(Fen Piece, Pound Piece, Side Hill Piece, Side Hill, Pound Field and Lower
Pound Field). Names mentioned: Peter
Deland Long of Lincolns Inn (esq), William Green (gent), Robert Johnson
(gent), Ross Christopherson (auctioneer)
1861 James Alexander the elder, James Alexander the younger, Maria
Charlotte Alexander, Rose Elizabeth Alexander, Mary Farrant Shaw, Robert
Lacy, Jeremiah Byles, Barrington Chevallier (esq., MD), Robert Clarke, James
Webb, B Long (dec), Maria Longin, Thomas Simpson, Aaron Tozer (esq), William
Bedwell, Mary Part, Richard Jackson
1658 Giles Poolie + Elizabeth his daughter, Manuell Sorrell, Ralph
Moore, Edward Mann the elder, Thomas Cleere, Samuel Brandling and John
Blomfield. Has been folded. |
Long |
Green |
Johnson |
Christopherson |
Alexander |
Shaw |
Lacy |
Byles |
Chevallier |
Clarke |
Webb |
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407 |
1882 |
ebay |
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A
four page abstract of title dated 1882 relating to Shah Villas, Spring Road, Ipswich,
Suffolk.
Names mentioned: 1875 Edward Charles Gibbons, Benjamin Page Grimsey,
William Chandler Block, Lionel Arthur Wenn, Leonard Leight (gent), W. Pepper,
Howard Percy Lowe and 1882 Hamilton Foulger (bootmaker). Has been folded. |
Gibbons |
Grimsey |
Block |
Wenn |
Leight |
Pepper |
Lowe |
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408 |
1888 |
ebay |
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1888
sales particulars Barningham, Suffolk An incomplete sales particulars for
King's Bushes, Entry Close, Brick Barn Piece and Church Close in Barningham to
be sold on Monday, June 15th, 1888 at the Bell Hotel, Rickinghall. The following people are mentioned: Joseph
Bishop (dec.); Henry Fison; Mr. Bevan; Sir Thomas Thornhill, Bart.; Henry
Lusher; Mr. Kingwood; Albert Fison; James Nickerson and John Ransome. Please note that this document has become
separated at folds. |
Bishop |
Fison |
Bevan |
Thornhill |
Lusher |
Kingwood |
Nickerson |
Ransome |
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409 |
1889 |
ebay |
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A
large two page vellum indenture dated 9th October 1889 relating to 32
Clemence Street, Harbour Village, Lowestoft between Robert John Moseley of 18
Leinster Square, Bayswater (gent), John Hindle of Lowestoft (chemist and
druggist) and Emma Clarke, wife of William Clarke of Lowestoft
(jeweller). Earlier indentures are
cited with the following names mentioned: 1873 Alfred James Revill (who
married Eliza Moseley), George Richard Revill, Thomas Hayter 1876 Sir Samuel Morton Peto,
Alexander Robert Chaimberlin 1889 James
Langley Heyter, Jane Langley Heyter, etc.
This document contains quite a lot of genealogical information on the
Moseley/Heyter families. Has three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. There are three witness signatures on the
reverse. Has been folded. |
Moseley |
Hindle |
Clarke |
Revill |
Hayter |
Peto |
Chaimberlin |
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410 |
1841 |
ebay |
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A
three page copy of the will of William Hinchley of Wortham, Suffolk
(cordwainer). It is on 1841
watermarked paper. Also mentioned are
Ann (his wife), Mary Hunt, dau. of Henry Hunt (niece), Mary wife of Henry
Hunt (sister), Samuel Clarke, Edward Holmes, John Flatman the younger, Thomas
Wilby the younger, Henry Wilby, Elias Bobby, John Scolfield, Thomas Wilbby,
Mary Scolfield and Joseph Atwell D.D.
Has been folded. |
Hinchley |
Hunt |
Clarke |
Holmes |
Flatman |
Wilby |
Bobby |
Scolfield |
Atwell |
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411 |
1890 |
ebay |
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A
one page Deed of Disclaimber dated 14th August 1890 by Henry Bonner of Bury
St. Edmunds (solicitors clerk) relating to Trusteeship of the will of Jane
Jacques late of Hopton in Suffolk (widow, dec.). It has one signature and seal with a
revenue stamp. There is also a witness
signature. Has been folded. |
Bonner |
Jacques |
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412 |
1900 |
ebay |
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A
two page vellum indenture dated 19th July 1900 relating to Highbury Villa,
Spring Road, St. Helens, Ipswich, Suffolk between Charles Alfred Randall of
21 Norwich Road, Forest Gate, Essex, Frederick Garwood Randall, formerly of
George Lane Woodford now 55 Spenslove Road, Hackney and Arthur Henry Randall
of 49 Hampton Road, Forest Gate. An
earlier indenture of 1888 is cited with Eliza Jane Clarke (widow) being
mentioned. Has
three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. Has one witness signature. Has been folded. |
Randall |
Clarke |
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413 |
1715 |
ebay |
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A
1715 indenture concerning a lease for a year of a house in the parish of St.
Mary Key in Ipswich, Suffolk. Wriiten on vellum in very good condition, no
rips or tears. The lease is between Edward Steward and Mr. John Steward. A
red seal at the base is in good condition, with three six pence stamps on the
side. |
Steward |
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414 |
1724 |
ebay |
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A
1724 will of John Irish of Wissott in Suffolk. Two pages of paper, slightly smaller
than A3, in excellent condition. There is a great deal of information
contained within the document with beautiful readable handwriting throughout.
There are two eight pence ink stamps on each page and two six pence stamps
have been pressed into the second page. A series of signatures complete this
beautiful document which is still in a brilliant condition after 281 years. |
Irish |
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415 |
1787 |
ebay |
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A
large indenture measuring approximately 30 inches by 21 inches, concerning a
mortgage and bargain and sale of a windmill etc. All of the properties
mentioned are in Old Newton in Suffolk. The parties involved are Mr. Simon
Codd and Mr. Daniel Grimwood. The manuscript is in good condition with only
small tears at the creases. The red seal at the base is in nearly perfect
condition and contains a clearly visible bust. On the side a shilling and six
pence stamp and a shilling stamp have been pressed into the document. |
Codd |
Grimwood |
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416 |
1761 |
ebay |
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A
1761 indenture on vellum concerning a lease for a year of property in St.
Mary at the Key, Ipswich. The parties involved are John Doole and John Paine.
The document is in excellent condition with no rips or tears. There is a red
seal at the base that has partly fragmented with a one shilling and six pence
stamp on the side. |
Doole |
Paine |
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417 |
1747 |
ebay |
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A
1747 indenture concerning a lease for a year of property in St. Mary Key,
Ipswich, Suffolk. The parties involved are Mr. Miles Bull and Mr. John Payne.
The manuscript is vellum which is in excellent condition with no rips or
tears. A red seal at the base is mostly complete containing within it a coat
of arms and on the side there are three six pence stamps. |
Bull |
Payne |
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418 |
1766 |
ebay |
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A
1766 vellum indenture concerning the sale of property in Debenham, Suffolk.
The sale seems to refer to a pub as it is called the 'Chequez' an ancient
sign for pubs. The parties involved are Mr. William Muddock and Mr. Jonathan
Pettit. The document is in excellent condition and feels like new despite
being 240 years old. The red seal at the base is in good condition showing a
sailing ship and there is a one shilling six pence stamp on the side. |
Muddock |
Pettit |
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419 |
1780 |
ebay |
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A
1780 paper indenture concerning the lease for a year of property in St. Mary
at the Key, Ipswich, Suffolk. The parties involved are John Payne and others
and Joseph Girling. The document is in good condition, no rips or tears with
only some discolouration due to time . There are
three red seals at the base and a one shilling six pence stamp on the side. |
Payne |
Girling |
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420 |
1762 |
ebay |
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A
1762 vellum indenture concerning the lease for a year of property in the
parish of St. Peter, Ipswich, Suffolk. The parties involved are Mr. William
Hammond and Mr. William Glandfield. The document is in excellent condition,
no rips or tears and feels like new despite being 244 years old . There are two red seals at the base,
both in good condition each showing a bust. There is also a one shilling six
pence stamp on the side. |
Hammond |
Glandfield |
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421 |
1745 |
ebay |
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A 1745 surrender by Henry Aldrich tenant,
of property in the manor of Wissott Le Roof in Halesworth, Suffolk, to Mr.
Isaac Collman. On paper with two sheets, written on the first sheet with the
second sheet blank except for a large PROPATRIA watermark. At the top there
is a two shilling three pence stamp pressed into the document alongside a
nine pence ink stamp. The document is in excellent condition with no rips or
tears, the paper has not discoloured and the writing is clear and readable. |
Aldrich |
Collman |
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422 |
1706 |
ebay |
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A
1706 indenture in Latin on vellum concerning property in the manor of
Netherhall, Old Newton, Suffolk. On the back a small piece in English reads
'admission of Elizabeth Solfo widow after the death of her husband Rob Solfo
as his expire on fond surrender of Tombs Stogger'. The document is in good
condition with no rips or tears, although the vellum is slightly discoloured.
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423 |
1783 |
ebay |
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A
1783 command from King George the third (the court at Westminster) to the
sheriff of Suffolk. The document refers to Thomas Fletcher of Ipswich who was
indebted to James. It gives an account of previous court actions in 1779 and
their outcomes. It goes on to command the sheriff to enquire into the damages
sustained by the said James in order for the court to carry out its duty. A
nice document on vellum, with some interesting history within it, that is
easily readable. It is in good condition with only two tiny holes at the
creases. On the reverse is a nice red six pence
stamp and two ink stamps. |
Fletcher |
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424 |
1786 |
ebay |
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A
1786 court document on vellum concerning the admission of Mr. Simon Codd into
the manor of Netherhall, Old Newton, Suffolk. It gives details of two
properties and three acres of land as well as its boundaries. Quite a lot of
information on this manuscript and is easily readable throughout. It is in
very good condition, no holes or tears. There are also two, two shillings and
three pence stamps and one, two shillings and six pence stamp on the side. |
Codd |
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425 |
1783 |
ebay |
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A
1783 vellum manuscript concerning a lease for the year of two properties in
the parish of St. Peter, Ipswich, Suffolk. The parties involved are Mr.
William Glandfield and Mr. Samiel Sicklemore. Details are given about the
previous and present owners and occupiers. A manuscript that is in excellent
condition with no tears or holes. Easily readable throughout with a fully
intact seal at the base containing a bust. A shilling and six pence stamp, a
shilling stamp along with an eight pence ink stamp completes what is a
beautiful document |
Glandfield |
Sicklemore |
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426 |
1898 |
ebay |
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An
insurance policy dated 26th April 1898 from the Atlas Assurance Company made out
to Benjamin Simpson of High Pals, Bures St. Mary, Suffolk (esquire). It is "On the building of a shed brick
timber and slated (formerly used as Blacksmith's shop) with wood fence
surrounding..." in Assington Road, Bures St. Mary. Has been folded. |
Simpson |
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427 |
1793 |
ebay |
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A
1793 vellum indenture concerning the lease for a year of property in Old
Newton, Suffolk. The parties involved are Simon Codd, Philip Rither and
Thomas Norfolk. Details are given about the persons involved including the
fact that Simon Codd was then in prison in London. As well as this it
includes some detail about the property in Old Newton. It is in very good
condition with no rip or tears. At the base there are three red wax seals,
complete, in good condition, each with a bust. There are also three
signatures and on the side there is a one shilling and six pence stamp with a
small piece of sliver attached. |
Codd |
Rither |
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428 |
1797 |
ebay |
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A
1797 court document on vellum concerning the admission of Mr. Daniel Hearn
into the manor of Groton, Suffolk. It gives details of two properties and associated
land as well as some details regarding boundaries and ownership. It also
mentions Sarah Lipton. It is easily readable throughout, in good condition,
although a bit grubby and slightly discoloured. No holes or tears (except for
perforations along either side that are meant to be there). On the side there
is a two shillings and six pence stamp and an ink
stamp below. |
Hearn |
Lipton |
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429 |
1714 |
ebay |
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A
1714 court document on vellum in Latin concerning the admission of Mr. Samuel
Fsrouth? into the manor of Groton, Suffolk. It gives
details of two properties and associated land as well as some details
regarding boundaries and ownership. It is readable throughout, in very good
condition, no holes or tears, with only some discolouration through age. On
the side there is a two shillings and six pence stamp with a small piece of
sliver attached. |
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430 |
1718 |
ebay |
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A
1718 court document on vellum in Latin concerning the admission of Thomas
Clarke into the manor of Netherhall, Old Newton, Suffolk. It also refers to a
previous indenture of Surrender by Elizabeth Solfe. Beautiful Latin script
throughout, it gives details of a property in the manor that is in the
occupation of Joluo Flollery. In very good condition, no holes or tears, with
only slight discolouration through age. A small portion of the vellum has
been removed from the bottom left-hand side but that does not affect the
document in anyway. On the side there is a two
shillings and three pence stamp with a small piece of sliver attached and an
ink stamp below. |
Clarke |
Solfe |
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431 |
1752 |
ebay |
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A
1752 court document on vellum concerning the admission of Eleazer Davey into
the manor of Wissett and the Roos, Suffolk upon the surrender of Issac
Colman. It first refers to the surrender that occured in 1751 and then goes
on to give details about the admission. A lot of information in this document giving details about property and land as well as
their associated boundaries and occupiers. Easily readable throughout yet set
in a beautiful handwriting style. In very good condition, with only slight
discolouration through age. A small piece is missing from the bottom and
there is a single tiny hole on the crease. Otherwise in remarkable condition
and on the side there is a two shillings and three pence stamp. |
Davey |
Colman |
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432 |
1630 |
ebay |
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Will
of Anthony Penninge, Ipswich 1630 Large parchment document plus probate sheet
The will is written very legibly in English on two large sheets of parchment,
each 76 x 57 cms. Probate in Latin on
a smaller sheet of parchment which is inserted loose. In good and clean condition apart from a
little very light age staining in a few places. The will was dated 7th
January 1630 and was proved by Anthony's widow, Elizabeth, at London on 22nd
March in the same year. It mentions
"my house at Ipswich, Suffolk" and "my manor of Colston Hall
in Baddingham, Suffolk" and a property at Little Baddowe, Essex. Bequests are made to Anthony's wife, sons,
daughters and grandchildren, all of whom are named. Mention is made of linen, brass and pewter,
and "my stocke of cattle, corne and implements of household at
Baddowe". Anthony leaves his
"welbeloved wife"
his coach and coach horses.
Legacies are also left to the servants, including £5 to the butler. |
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433 |
1829 |
ebay |
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A
vellum indenture recording the appointment and release of a house in
Southelmham, Suffolk, between John Riches, Draper, William Thurston of St James,
Southelmham, farrier, and Charles Johnson of Fressingfield. Dated the 5th day
of January in the 9th year of the reign of King George IV [1829] Property: A
messuage, tenement or dwelling house in the parish of St James, Southelmham.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Document size (approx.): 60 by
70 cm. |
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434 |
1799 |
ebay |
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A
paper certificate of the contract for the redemption of land tax in the
Hundred of Wangford, Suffolk. Being a certificate of the amount of the land
tax and the lands upon which it is assessed. For Elizabeth Nelson of Bungay
for a house and garden in the parish of St Mary in Bungay and one other
property in Bungay. Dated 3 June 1799 in the 39th year of the reign of George
III Medium: Printed with handwritten insertions in English on paper.
Condition: Some minor frayed edges and creasing, otherwise good. Characteristics:
Signatures and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 37 by 46 cm. Signatories
include W Kerrison, N Burstal and Edward Mills. |
Nelson |
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Burstal |
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435 |
1756 |
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A
vellum indenture being a release of property in Wiston, Suffolk, between John
Kettle of Wiston - yeoman, Edward Kettle of Wiston - husband man, James
Willison of Goldanger, Essex - single man, and Samual Alston of Nayland,
Suffolk - gentleman. Dated 22 May 1756 in the 29th year of the reign of
George II Property: All that cottage or tenement and closes of land called
Queen Harbour in Wiston, now in the occupation of Edward Kettle. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Some creasing
along folds, otherwise good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Document Size (Approx.): 58 by 76 cm |
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Willison |
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436 |
1772 |
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A
small vellum indenture being a lease of land in Wiston, Suffolk, between
Jonathan Willison of Wiston - weaver, and William Willison of Wiston - yeoman
- son of the said Jonathan Willison. Dated 4 November 1772 in the 12th year
of the reign of George III Property: All that piece or croft of land called
Queen Harbour situate lying and being in Wiston, containing one acre of land,
together with a freeway and passage for horses, carts, carriages or otherwise
into the croft of land. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Some dirt marking and creasing. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 55 cm |
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437 |
1834 |
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A
large seven page vellum indenture, being the conveyance of Wiston Estate in
the parish of Wiston, Suffolk, between Edward Strutt Hallam of North
Yarmouth, Norfolk - gentleman, Thomas Hallam of Wormingford, Essex -
gentleman, and Elizabeth his wife, and Frederick Page Keeling of Colchester -
gentleman. Dated 12 June 1834 in the 4th year of the reign of William IV
Property: The Wiston Estate comprising a number of parcels of land, some of
which called Calves Pasture, Barn Field, Cross Path Field, Stone Pit Hill, Owls
Hill, Goodys Grove and Parsonage Pightle, all situate in the parish of
Wiston, Suffolk. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very
good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Large outline map of the
fields and estate. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 60 cm |
Hallam |
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438 |
1808 |
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A
vellum manor document for the manor of Aldeburgh Vicarage recording the
surrender of copyhold lands in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, by John Ford and Martha his
wife of Sheberton, Suffolk, customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of
John Ford, infant, as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 29 December 1808 in the
49th year of the reign of George III Property: One piece of land with barn
and two pieces of land of 6 acres in Aldeburgh. Also a close of land in
Aldeburgh abutting the kings highway. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Dirt marking. Characteristics:
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 45 cm |
Ford |
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439 |
1764 |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the release of a property in Bungay, Suffolk,
between Susanna Ellis of Bungay, widow, and Bartholomew Fox of Clifton, Warwickshire,
clerk. Dated 22 October 1764 in the 4th year of the reign of George III
Property: A house, lands, furniture and contents situate in Bungay. Medium:
Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Some creasing and rubbed text in
folds. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 60 cm |
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440 |
1333,
1334 |
Bloomsbury
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charters relating to the Ulverston family, concerning land in Debenham and
Winston, manuscripts on vellum, in Latin, 9 & 10 lines respectively,
first mentioned with hole and stained slightly affecting text, second
mentioned small hole not affecting text, lacking seals, 75 x 256mm. & 73
x 226mm., 1333 & 12th March 1334 (2) |
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441 |
1356 |
Bloomsbury
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2 |
Charter
relating to the Ulverston family, concerning land in Debenham & Winston, manuscript
on vellum, in Latin, 31 lines, a few very small wormholes (1 slightly
affecting 1 word), slightly browned, soiled and creased, lacks wax seal, 190
x 228mm., March/April 1356. |
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1412 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
3 |
Charter
relating to Thomas Ulveston and settlement of the Manor of Ulverston Hall,
manuscript in French, on vellum, slightly browned and creased, folds, fine
red wax seal, 175 x 245mm., 7th June 1412. |
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443 |
1482 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
4 |
Feoffment
from Thomas Ampe to Clement Clerk of the Manor of Uphalle in Great Livermere,
including land in Little Livermere, Horringer, Bury St. Edmunds etc., manuscript
on vellum, in Latin, 15 lines, small decorated initial letter, brown ink, in
a fine Gothic bookhand, 3 red wax seals (damaged, 1 repaired), folds,
slightly browned, 114 x 278mm., 5th September 1482. |
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1490 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
5 |
Indenture,
agreement between ?Isabella Heydon and Robert Stokesbye relating to land at
Framsden (near Debenham), manuscript on vellum, in Latin, folds, slightly creased,
lack seals, 140 x 270mm., 6th December 1490. |
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445 |
1565 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
6 |
Indenture,
agreement between Thomas Rouse and Christopher Harsent, bargain and sale of land
at Dennington, manuscript on vellum, decorated initial letter incorporating a
grotesque face, 51 lines, 1 small hole, folds, some wear slightly affecting
writing, red and brown wax seal, varnished, 358 x 600mm., 1st June 1565. |
Rouse |
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446 |
1569 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
7 |
Lease
of land for 1000 years in the Manor of Lawshall (near Bury St. Edmunds)
between Dame Elizabeth Drury, her son Henry and Robert Rookwood, D.s., manuscript
on vellum, 33 lines, folds, slightly yellowed, 2 wax seals with clear
impressions, 19th February 1569. |
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447 |
1601 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
8 |
Deed
witnessing the settlement of a dispute between the citizens and inhabitants
of Flempton (near Bury St. Edmunds) and Sir Thomas Kitson and others, D.s.,
manuscript on vellum, hole along central fold with loss to a few words,
folds, slightly browned, 4 wax seals with clear impressions only (1
repaired), 530 x 750mm., 15th January 1601; and another, a release relating
to the same, both with some rodent damage, v.s. (2) The dispute concerns
rights of common over the “hall layes” in Flempton (where “ryotts and misdemenors”
had taken place) and part of Hengrave Park. The document records details of
sheepwalks, rights of feeding and the “sowing shifts”. |
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448 |
1632-1672 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
11 |
Indenture,
agreement between John Shankley, John Shawbery, Anthony Smyth and others,
concerning an exchange of land in Hepworth (near Ixworth), D.s., manuscript
on vellum, 2 sheets, folds, slightly browned, 13 wax seals (some damaged)
only, 680 x 800mm., & 510 x 800mm., 30th May 1632; and 8 others
including: Letter of Attorney to accompany the above, 1632; feoffment
relating to a cottage and garden at Denston (near Clare), 9th October 1641;
deed of covenant relating to the Manor of Holderness or Eastgate Barnes in Bury
St. Edmunds, 16th February 1648; probate of the will of William Beddingfield
of Saxtead, 29th April 1648; feoffment relating to land in Combs & Great
Finborough (near Stowmarket), 20th January 1672, v.s. (9) |
Shankley |
Shawbery |
Smyth |
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449 |
1722 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
35 |
Tallemach
(William, surveyor ) A Mapp of an Estate Belonging to John Rivers Lying in
Sproughton..., hand-coloured estate map on vellum, colouring and text a little
faded, 5 small holes, slightly soiled, folds, 342 x 506mm., 1722. |
Tallemach |
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450 |
1753 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
36 |
An
Exact Survey of an Estate Lying in Brundish and Dennington... belonging to John
Manning..., hand-coloured estate map on vellum, slightly faded, 80mm. long
hole at head, 5 ink marks at head, some staining in margins, margins a little
soiled, folds, slightly creased, 520 x 718mm., 1753. |
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451 |
1786 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
37 |
Johnson
(Isaac, surveyor ) Estate in Dennington... in the Occupation of Mr Sherman
and belonging to The Heirs of the Late Rob: Onebye Esq., pen and ink estate map
on vellum, with outline hand-colouring, folds, slightly creased, 490 x
650mm., 1786. |
Johnson |
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452 |
1791 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
38 |
Bedwell
(Robert, surveyor ) A Plan of a certain Parcel of Land, Situate in
Dennington... sold by Joseph Winnye to the Rev. Mr Wynne, for the Use of the
Perpetual Curacies of Linstead Magna, and Linstead Parva, hand-coloured
estate map on paper, small tear affecting part of margin, folds, expertly
laid down on paper, 300 x 485mm., 1791. |
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453 |
1803 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
39 |
Bransby
(John, surveyor ) The Plan of an Estate in Debenham, the Property of Mr John Blomfield,
hand-coloured estate map on paper, slightly creased, folds, expertly laid
down, 340 x 570mm., 18th February 1803. |
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454 |
1805 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
40 |
Johnson
(Isaac, surveyor ) Wantisden Hall Estate in
Wantisden, Eyke and Butley... (Jonathn. Keer, Occupier.) The Property of
Nathan.l Barnardiston..., hand-coloured estate map on vellum, some slight
creasing, soiling and staining, mostly to margins, a fine and bright example,
c. 95 x 107.5cm., 1805. |
Johnson |
Keer |
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455 |
1812 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
41 |
Cunningham
(D., surveyor ) A Map of an Estate the Property of Mr Richard Tacon lying in Wenhaston...,
hand-coloured estate map on paper, some tears repaired, slightly browned and
soiled, folds, a little creased, a few small tears affecting borders,
expertly laid down on paper, 445 x 645mm., Halesworth, 1812. |
Cunningham |
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456 |
1823 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
44 |
A
Map of an Estate belonging to Mr John Jackson situated in the Parish of
Dennington..., hand-coloured estate map on vellum, folds, slightly creased, a
fine, bright example, 708 x 533mm., Lowestoft, March
1823. |
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457 |
1434 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
54 |
Confirmation
of John de Horsfall in possession of land at Stansfield, manuscript on vellum,
in Latin, 7 lines, 3 small wormholes, folds, creased, slightly soiled, lacks
seal, 52 x 367mm., ?23rd March 1434. |
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1653 |
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A
small vellum deed recording the feoffment of lands in Kersey, Suffolk,
between William Cook of Kersey - farmer, and Anne Lotton of Kersey - widow.
Dated 2 February 1653 in the 4th year of the Commonwealth Property: All that tenement of
Jonathan Rowe, with house and land in Kersey, between the tenement of William
Cook in the occupation of William Nutton on the south and the tenement of
Matthew Rowe on the north. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Very good although lacks the seal. Characteristics: Signature and
vellum seal tag, lacking seal. Document Size (Approx.): 14 by 18 cm |
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1528 |
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A
very rare image of a deed relating to some of the most famous Lancashire
Families With full chart of the family connections of Sir Roger Asshawe
(Shaw) of Hill, Shaws of Anglezarke and others, also shows connections to the
family of Lord Willoughby and the Pilkingtons (I have saved a copy of the
image of this pedigree). This can only
be obtained here. A4 Image of the bond of Sir Roger Asshawe to a marriage
with the family chart showing the conections ot the family of the Lord
Willoughby of Parham in Suffolk and the family of James Pilkington, Bishop of
Durham. The family are also related to Queen Elizabeth II through Edward I
and others. Auction is for A4 prints. This deed was signed by Sir Roger
Asshawe in 1528 at Hill, brother in law to Bishop James Pilkington, Bishop of
Durham. Today Hill is now Hall Oth Hill or Chorley Golf Club) Heath Carnock,
Lanchashire. The Shaw family also
provided a Charity Fund to help educate children, this still exists today.
The Pilkington family of which James Pilkington was a member were also founders of the local school and Church. The
family crest appears on the Horwich Town coat of Arms. The family
have always remained associated to Rivington. |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENTS Norfolk Suffolk Interest HILL 1723 guaranteed original - FROM THE
REIGN OF KING GEORGE I
- 283 YEARS OLD BEING A SMALL ARCHIVE OF DOCUMENTS. DOCUMENT
1 ; MARY THE DAUGHTER OF JOHN HILL AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE WAS BAPTIZED ON
FEBRUARY 5TH 1694 - HENRY THE SON OF JOHN HILL AND ELIZABETH BAPTIZED JULY
29TH 1698 IN THE PARISH OF BINAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK SIGNED JOHN STIFFE
CURATE. DOCUMENT
2 ; THESE ARE TO CERTIFY WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THAT EDMOND BARDWELL AND MARY
HILL BOTH SINGLE PERSONS WERE MARRIED IN THE PARISH CHURCH OF RAYDON IN
SUFFOLK ON FRIDAY 21ST OF DECEMBER 1721 BY ME THOMAS FYNN DOCUMENT
3 ; ABRAHAM FREEMAN OF YARMOUTH IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK SURGEON DOTH HEREBY
TESTIFY ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THAT HENRY HILL FORMERLY A SERVANT TO MR
CURRY MASTER OF THE FOULKSTON MAN OF WARR WAS PUT ON SHORE AT YARMOUTH
AFORESAID FROM ON BOARD THE SAID SHIP SICK OF THE SMALL POX ON THE 21 DAY OF
JANUARY 1710 AND DYED ON THE 6TH DAY OF FEBRUARY FOLLOWING AS APPEAR BY THE
BOOKS BELONGING TO THE SAID SHIP AND THAT HE WAS UNDER THE AGE OF ONE AND
TWENTY YEARS AND DYED INTESTATE AND WITHOUT ISSUE. IN WITNESS OF i HAVE
HEREUNTO SET IN HAND THIS 10TH MAY 1723 DOCUMENT
4 ; LIST OF EVENTS FROM 1708 TO 1723 CONCERNING THE
ESTATE OF JOHN HILL TO MARY HILL AND EDMOND BARDWELL. ALL
ON PAPER WITH SOME WEAR TO EDGES - A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE FAMILY
PAPERS WITH SUCH DETAIL |
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Freeman |
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461 |
1762 |
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extract from the Will of
Samuel Bigg of Boxted in the county of Suffolk, Yeoman, dated 5th April 1762.
Single sheet, stained |
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462 |
1861 |
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Suffolk
& Essex - Genuine and original Victorian legal document dated 2nd April
1861, certificate of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married Women. Refers to Ann Cooper the wife of Mark
Cooper and Elizabeth Green the wife of Joseph Green. Also mentions John
Garrad and William Garrad (no other information about these). Two page printed document with handwritten
details. Page two states that the premises whereinAnn Cooper and Elizabeth
Green are is interested are in the parish of Bures Saint Mary in the county
of Suffolk. Document sworn at Colchester in the county of Essex. |
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1874 |
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NAYLAND:
Sale of copyhold lands and property in Nayland, Suffolk, between Thomas Blyth
of Langham, Essex, gentleman, and George Holton of Wiston, Suffolk, farmer.
Outline coloured map of the property. Dated 20 October 1874 in the 38th year
of the reign of Victoria Property: All that cottage
in two tenements with gardens in the occupation of Edward Nevard and George
Faiers. Also several parcels of arable and meadow, all of which are copyhold
of the manor of Nayland with Downings in Nayland. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
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1827 |
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Auction
details for the sale of farms and estates in Toft Monks, Gillingham, Kirby-Cane,
Ellingham, Haddiscoe and Thorpe next Haddiscoe, Suffolk, by Robert Oswald at
the Kings Head Inn, Beccles, 4 September 1827. With full descriptions of each
lot. Dated 1827 in the th year of the reign of Victoria Property: Farm called
Windel Hills at Toft Monks and Gillingham. A farm at Kirby-Cane on the road
from Beccles to Bungay. Freehold marsh land in Haddiscoe and Thorpe next
Haddiscoe near Haddiscoe dam. Medium: Printed in English on paper. Condition:
Good Document Size (Approx.): 39 by 24 cm |
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1738 |
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HARKSTEAD:
Sale of the advowson and right of patronage for the vicarage at Harkstead,
Suffolk, between Thomas Coggeshall of Ipswich, gentleman, and Richard Canning
of Ipswich, clerk. Dated 6 October 1738 in the 12th year of the reign of
George II Property: All that advowson, donation, right of patronage,
presentation and free disposition of the rectory and church of Harkstead.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 42 by 56 cm |
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1783 |
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DENNINGTON:
An attractive lease of property in Dennington, Suffolk, between William Ewan
of Findon, Sussex, William Molyneux Green, and Samuel Crompton of Clapham,
Surrey. Dated 25 August 1783 in the 23rd year of the reign of George III
Property: A messuage or tenement in Dynnington (Dennington) and several
inclosures of land commonly called Leveridges, Bridge Meadow, Lease Lands,
Lound Close, and Okeland Close. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 56 cm |
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1836 |
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SHIMPLING,
BURY ST EDMUNDS, SUDBURY: Printed sales particulars
of several estates of 440 acres on the road between Bury St Edmunds and
Sudbury, Suffolk. To be sold by auction. Dated 1836 Property: Thorne Farm
upon which a mansion is placed. Detailed description of the house and rooms.
"The Society is exceedingly good ... with numerous gentlemen of wealth
and influence resident within three of four miles." The Green Tree Farm
and Pettitt's Farm. All with field listings and acreage. The perpetual
advowson of the Rectory of Shimpling with tithes extending over the whole
parish. Medium: Printed in English on paper. Condition: Three pages, probably
bound together at one stage. Characteristics: Full detailed descriptions of
all properties. Document Size (Approx.): 36 by 23 cm. To be sold by Mr George
Robins. |
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1886 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Goodmans Middlesex HAWKINS > CHOULER 1886 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 120 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THE REVEREND
HERBERT SAMUEL HAWKINS OF BEYTON RECTORY BURY ST.EDMUNDS IN THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS COLYER AND TIMOTHY CHOULER BOTH OF LEMAN
STREET GOODMANS FIELDS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX COOPERS AND BACK MAKERS OF
THE OTHER PART. SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT
PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATE AND BEING ON THE
EAST SIDE OF LEMAN STREET GOODMANS FIELDS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX TOGETHER
WITH MESSUAGES AND PREMISES THEREON. SIZES 11 INS X 16 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Hawkins |
Colyer |
Chouler |
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469 |
1869 |
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A
large vellum indenture dated 1st October 1869 relating to property in
Kessingland, Suffolk between Caleb Smith of Eaton Bray [near Dunstable]
(straw plait manufacturer) and Frederick Goodyear of St. Pauls Churchyard,
London (straw hat manufacturer). An
earlier indenture of 1857 is cited with the following names mentioned: Edward
Edwards of 27 Northumberland Street, Strand (gent.) and William Broome of 18
Dorchester Place, Blandford Square (accountant). Has two seals and
one signature with a revenue stamp.
There are received and witness signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Smith |
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1810 |
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Two
page auction notice for property to be auctioned at the Golden Lion in
Ipswich in Suffolk on May 28th, 1810. Signed by James Downing ad James Wenn, witnessed
by John Dunningham Very Good , 8.5 x 12".
Integral blank attached as well |
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471 |
1860 |
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REDGRAVE:
Conveyance of land in Redgrave, Suffolk, between The Reverend William Robert Blake
of Barton Vicarage, Suffolk, John Bryant of Redgrave, farmer, and Thomas
Edward Wallace of Diss, Norfolk, gentleman. Dated 11 October 1860 in the 24th
year of the reign of Victoria Property: Three enclosures of meadow in
Redgrave formerly a parcel of the West Herne. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 65 by 70 cm |
Blake |
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1738 |
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HARKSTEAD:
Sale of the advowson of the vicarage and church of Harkstead, Suffolk,
between Peregrine Love of Ipswich, Suffolk, gentleman, and Thomas Coggeshall
of Ipswich, gentleman. Accompanied by a solicitor's bill for services
rendered. Dated 6 October 1738 in the 12th year of the reign of George II
Property: All that advowson, donation, right of patronage, presentation and
free disposition of the rectory and church of Harkstead. Medium: Handwritten
in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamp. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 70 cm |
Love |
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1791 |
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DENNINGTON:
Lease of lands and houses in Dennington, Suffolk, between Andrew Blake of
Whitton, yeoman, and Elizabeth Bird of Ipswich, widow. Dated 9 February 1781
in the 21st year of the reign of George III Property: A moety of a farm in
Dennington in the tenure of Roger Williams. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 35 by 62 cm |
Blake |
Bird |
Williams |
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1779 |
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DENNINGTON:
An Exemplification of a Common Recovery document from the Court of Common
Pleas, Westminster, for lands in Dennington, Suffolk, recovered by Philip
Morshead, gentleman. Large 11 cm seal of King George III seated on a thrown
with the Crown Arms on the verso, in a metal skippet. Large portrait of the
king. Dated 1779 in the 19th year of the reign of George III Property: One
messuage, one toft, two gardens, 40 acres land, 40 acres meadow, 40 acres
pasture, 5 acres wood, and common pasture for all manner of cattle with
appurtenances in Dennington. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Large seal in
skippet. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
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475 |
1655 |
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SHIMPLING:
A court baron document for the manor of Winfarthing recording the surrender
of copyhold lands in Shimpling, Suffolk, and the admission of Isac
Pennington, esquire of the city of London as the new copyhold tenant,
following the marriage with Dame Mary Sprinett. Dated 24 October 1655 in the
6th year of the reign of Commonwealth Property: One messuage, eight acres
land in Shimpling, one messuage and 30 acres land called Woodcroft. A farm
called Alder Farm and several other messuages in Shimpling. Medium:
Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Frayed edges and creasing.
Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 56 by 43 cm |
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Sprinett |
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1788 |
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BUNGAY:
Attested copy of the release of a house and garden in Bungay, Suffolk,
between James Floyd of Swinford, Leicestershire, and Mary his wife, the
Reverend Ewan Williams of Clipston, Northamptonshire, Thomas Webster of
Swinford, and Elizabeth Nelson of Bungay. Copy is dated 4 July 1807. Dated 5
January 1788 in the 28th year of the reign of George III Property: A house in
Broad Street, Bungay. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 42 by
34 cm |
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Williams |
Webster |
Nelson |
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477 |
1823 |
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Indenture
Document relating to the Parish of Blo Norton (near Thetford in Norfolk) and the
Executors and heirs of John Payne Linen Weaver of Blo Norton Dated 26th
December 1823. Written in copperplate handwriting on five pages of paper
(each of 12 by 16 inches). This document relates to the estate left by a John
Payne, Linen Weaver of Blo Norton and is addressed to his heirs and
beneficiaries; - John Payne (eldest son & heir), Stephen Payne, Thomas
Payne (all of Blo Norton) and William Payne of Freeman Street, Spitalfields
London, George Payne of Woolwich, Charles Payne of Redgrave, Suffolk, Noah
Payne of Bury St Edmunds and finally William Brown of Bury. Beautifully
written on paper in copperplate, the document is in excellent crisp condition
with only a slight hole of the middle fold of each page. This is minor however & does not lose
any of the text. |
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478 |
1684 |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM DOCUMENT Suffolk PRETYMAN 1684 circa guaranteed original - possibly
from the reign of KING WILLIAM III - 316 YEARS OLD COULD BE A KINGS COURT FINE
- RECORDS TRANSACTION ON YARMOUTH NORFOLK AND OTHERS IN SUTTON SUFFOLK WITH
DATES OF 1683 AND 1684. IN LATIN. SIZES 7 INS X 8 INS IN FAIR TO FINE
CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM |
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1829 |
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SOUTHELMHAM:
Lease for a year of a house in Southelmham, Suffolk, between John Riches of
Bungay, draper, and William Thurston of Saint James, Southelmham, farrier.
Dated 3 January 1829 in the 10th year of the reign of George IV Property: A
messuage tenement or dwelling house now divided with adjacent lands in the
parish of St James, Southelmham. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50 cm |
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480 |
1854 |
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KERSEY:
Conveyance of a house and lands in Kersey, Suffolk, between Charles Scrivener
of Hadleigh, curvier and leather cutter, William Baalham of Polstead, carpenter,
Edward Smith of Kersey, carpenter, and Richard Newman of Kersey Priory. Dated 6 July 1854 in the 18th year of the
reign of Victoria
Property: A freehold messuage in Kersey. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 72 cm |
Scrivener |
Baalham |
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Newman |
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481 |
1640 |
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HEMPSTEAD,
FINCHINGFIELD, GREAT SAMPFORD: An attractive lease of lands in Hempstead,
Finchingfield and Great Sampford, Essex, between Sir Charles Mordaunt of
Little Fakenham, Suffolk, Knight, and Dame Katherine his wife, and William
Allington of Horseheath Hall, Cambridgeshire. Nice wax seal with armorial
impression. Dated 24 August 1640 in the 16th year of the reign of Charles I
Property: Pasture and meadows in Hempstead, Essex. A farm called Walfords
Farm in Hempstead. A croft called Lythermores Croft in Finchingfield. Also
several other crofts or fields in Hempstead, Finchingfield and Great
Sampford. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Flaky ink and
an area in one fold of heavily rubbed ink making some of the text very
difficult to read. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal of William
Allington. Document Size (Approx.): 55 by 65 cm |
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Allington |
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482 |
1862 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DEED PARCHMENT / ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Ipswich Suffolk BATLEY ANDREWS
1862 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 144 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN HENRY BARING BATLEY OF IPSWICH IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK PLUMBER AND
GLAZIER OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE WATTS ANDREWS OF THE SAME PLACE BUTCHER IN
THE SAID COUNTY OF THE SECOND PART AND WALLIS NASH OF IPSWICH OF THE THIRD
PART . BEING THE CONVEYANCE FOR FOR ALL THOSE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PREMISES
IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MATHEWS IN IPSWICH ON THE ROAD CALLED LONDON ROAD.
SIZES 28 INS X 24 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON
ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Batley |
Andrews |
Nash |
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483 |
1756 |
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WISTON:
Lease of a cottage in Wiston, Suffolk, between John Kettle of Wiston, yeoman,
and Samuel Alston of Nayland, gent. Dated 21 May 1756 in the 29th year of the
reign of King George II Property: A cottage with land near a close callled
Queen Harbour in Wiston. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 50cm |
Kettle |
Alston |
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484 |
1788 |
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HARWICH,
CODDENHAM: An obligation bond where Thomas Shearman of Harwich, Essex, gent, is
firmly bound to Ann Bedingfield of Coddenham, Suffolk, widow, for the sum of
1000 Pounds in relation to a mortgage of property in Suffolk. Dated 1 May
1788 in the 28th year of the reign of King George III Property: Not given.
Medium: Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 30 by 20cm |
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485 |
1765 |
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WISTON:
Lease of land in Wiston, Suffolk, between Thomas Goody of Ramsey, Essex,
miller, and Rachel his wife, and Robert Firman, farmer. Dated 18 January 1765
in the 5th year of the reign of King George III Property: A piece of land and
pasture called Soles Croft or Whites Croft of 2 acres in Wiston, abutting on
the garden of the parsonage and lands of Wiston Hall. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 33 by 50cm |
Goody |
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486 |
1766 |
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DENNINGTON:
Lease of a property in Dennington, Suffolk, between Thomas Underwood of
Ufford, baker, and Mary his wife, and Daniel Orford of Ipswich, gent. Dated 4
June 1766 in the 6th year of the reign of King George III Property: A farm
with buildings in Dennington, now in the occupation of Roger Williams.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 40 by 50cm |
Underwood |
Orford |
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487 |
1781 |
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BRUNDISH:
Assignment of a property in Brundish, Suffolk, between Robert Baker of Brundish,
yeoman, and Samuel Button, farmer. Dated 25 September 1781 in the 21st year
of the reign of King George III Property: All that messuage or tenement in
Brundish in the occupation of Robert Baker and Roger Harden Junior,
wheelwright. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 48 by 60cm |
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Button |
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488 |
1789 |
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WISTON:
A court baron document for the manor of Wiston recording the surrender of
copyhold lands in Wiston, Suffolk, by John Oliver, customary copyhold tenant,
and the admission of Mary Waters as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 1 December
1789 in the 29th year of the reign of King George III Property: A house, 5
crofts and 1grove called Mores in Wiston, near the Nayland Highway, Wiston
Lane West, and Balls Lane. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 40 by 47cm |
Oliver |
Waters |
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489 |
1836 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DEED PARCHMENT / ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Ipswich Suffolk BATLEY > ROPER
1836 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 172 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN HENRY BARING BATLEY OF IPSWICH IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK PLUMBER OF
THE FIRST PART AND THOMAS EDWIN ROPER OF THE SAME PLACE CARPENTER OF THE
OTHER PART. BEING THE RELEASE OF
EQUITY OF REDEMPTION OF PREMISE AND LAND IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MATHEWS
IN IPSWICH ON UPPER ROAD . SIZES 28 INS X 30 INS IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - BRIGHT AND CLEAN
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Batley |
Roper |
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490 |
1834 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DEED PARCHMENT / ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED Ipswich Suffolk BATLEY >
GROSS 1834 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING WILLIAM IV - 172 YEARS
OLD BETWEEN HENRY BARING BATLEY OF IPSWICH IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK PLUMBER
AND GLAZIER OF THE ONE PART AND MARY ANN GROSS OF WOODBRIDGE IN THE SAID
COUNTY OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE FOR FOR ALL THOSE PARCELS OF
LAND IN THE PARISH OF SAINT MATHEWS IN IPSWICH ON THE ROAD CALLED UPPER ROAD
LOWER ROAD AND HANDFORD BRIDGE. SIZES 28 INS X 24 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Batley |
Gross |
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491 |
1633 |
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VERY
RARE ANTIQUE VELLUM PROBATE & WILL Suffolk PHILLIPPS 1633. guaranteed
original - from the reign of CHARLES I - 373 YEARS OLD WILLS OF THIS AGE ARE
GETTING INCREASINGLY HARDER TO FIND BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ROBERT
PHILLIPS OF BURY SAINT EDMUNDS IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK GROCER WITH LIST OF
BEQUESTS TO FAMILY WITH LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE CONSISTORIAL COURT
OF THE BISHOP OF NORWICH - WITH PART
SEAL. SIZE 21 INS X 12 INS THIS BEING TWO DOCUMENTS JOINED AT THE SEAL,. ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
BRIGHT AND CLEAN |
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492 |
1812 |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM Laxfield Suffolk HUTCHINSON COOK 1812 - guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 194 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CHARLES HUTCHINSON DECEASED
ESTATE AND WILLIAM COOK OF LAXFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK CARPENTER .
BEING THE SURRENDER AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT SITUATE AT
LAXFIELD NEXT THE KINGS HIGHWAY LEADING TO OATFIELD IN THE EAST AN WITH
HEMPLAND AT THE BACK. NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
SIZE 14 INS X 11 INS . ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM
/ PARCHMENT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Hutchinson |
Cook |
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493 |
1818 |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT Laxfield Suffolk WILLIAM COOK 1818 - guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 188 YEARS OLD BEING THE ABSTRACT OF TITLE OF WILLIAM
COOK TO A MESSUAGE AND PREMISES HOLDEN IN THE MANOR OF LAXFIELD WITH A MEADOW
CALLED CHURCH MEADOW. WITH A SCHEDULE OF TITLE INDENTURES FROM 1756 NICE OLD
LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR TO OUTER
FOLD - SIZE 13 INS X 17 INS . ON SHEETS OF FOLDED
PAPER - WITH MANUFACTURES WATERMARK OF RUSE & TURNERS DATED 1818- |
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494 |
1858 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT LAWYERS PAPERS Ipswich Suffolk BATLEY 1858 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 148 YEARS OLD .
BEING THE CONTINUATION OF ABSTRACT OF THE TITLE TO A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE AND
HEREDITAMENTS IN SAINT MATHEWS PARISH IPSWICH NORFOLK ON TH UPPER ROAD
LEADING FROM IPSWICH TO HANDFORD. BEING IN FAVOUR OF HENRY BARING BATLEY OF
IPSWICH. LOCAL HISTORY ITEM . IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- SIZE 13 INS X 16 INS . ON ELEVEN SHEETS OF FIENT
RULED FOLDED PAPER |
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495 |
1495 |
Dominic
Winter 26 July 2006 |
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Essex
& Suffolk. Fine medieval vellum settlement from the reign of Henry VII,
dated 2nd March 1495 , Dame Alice Cotton, widow of John Cotton, daughter and
heir of Richard Langham, to Master William Pykenham, clerk, archdeacon of
Suffolk, Nicolas Lathell and Thomas Roche, barons of the exchequer, Thomas
Kebell, seargent at law, William Wallegrave, Thomas Ingelfeld, [Robert
Rouchester, Robert Parker over erasure], Thomas Sall, John Bardefeld, etc.,
the Manors of Hempstead and Panfield in Essex, and the Manor of Langham in
Suffolk, and all lands and tenements, rents, reversions and services and the
advowsons of churches, chapels and chantries, with red wax seal showing a
sleeping lion or dog, with translation and notes |
Cotton |
Langham |
Pykenham |
Lathell |
Roche |
Kebell |
Wallegrave |
Ingelfeld |
Rouchester |
Parker |
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496 |
1689 |
Dominic
Winter 26 July 2006 |
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Hearth
Tax. An original receipt in the name of Martin Day of Eye (Suffolk?), 16 August
1689, printed template with manuscript additions, some minor wear, without
loss, approx. 10 x 10 cm. Tho: Bayley was the collector. I have saved a copy
of the image. The
Hearth Tax consisted of a half-yearly payment of one shilling for each hearth
in the occupation of every person whose house was worth more than 20s per
year, and who was a local ratepayer of church and poor rates. It was
introduced at a time of serious financial emergency by Charles II as a
temporary measure. |
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497 |
1620 |
Dominic
Winter 26 July 2006 |
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Large
multiple sheet vellum indenture, dated 20th November in the 18th year of
James I [1620] , between various parties including Sir Nicholas Baron, Sir Henry
Glenham, Sir John Cross, detailing the sale of a large area of land in
Bawdsey, with the indenture listing the names and dispositions of the various
lands, with seal tags, some retaining large pendant wax seals, together with
another large detailed vellum indenture referring to the same lands, dated
29th May 1651, with an attached schedule of the lands (2)
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498 |
1337 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2006 |
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Grant
of Henry Harnhull, knight, confirming to John Harvey and Matilda his wife,
pasture in Framfield, formerly held in villeinage, with payment of scutage to
the king of 1 mark and entailed to his heirs, manuscript in Latin, on vellum,
22 lines, indented at head, a few small wormholes, folds, browned, most of a
red wax seal depicting a triple face, 180 x 276mm., 25th July 1337. |
Harnhull |
Harvey |
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499 |
1449 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2006 |
36 |
Quitclaim
by John Wulcy to John Balduin rights to property, land & tenements in
Yoxford, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 9 lines, folds, slightly browned,
red wax seal of a goose, 81 x 282mm., 1st October
1449. |
Wulcy |
Balduin |
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500 |
1797-1803 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2006 |
90 |
Suffolk.- Ayton (John, owner of the estate at Earl Soham ) The
Manor of Earl Soham. A Particular of the Tenants of the said Manor, of their
Lands, Quit Rents, Fines..., signed "John Ayton" and "George
Smythe", manuscript, 86pp. excluding blanks, most pp. ruled in red,
slightly browned and stained, bookplates of S.F. Watson and Paul Grinke on
front pastedown, hinges weak, original half roan, corners and spine worn, sm.
4to, [1797 - 1803]. First
two pages of manuscript receipts recording certain manorial documents being
left in the custody of George Smythe, steward of the estate. Earl
Soham was linked in the middle ages to the Earls, lated Dukes of Norfolk. In
1789 John Ayton built "a handsome brick house". Earl
Soham, three miles west of Framlingham. |
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