Suffolk 611-700
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611 |
1596, 17th century |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
392 |
Suffolk Manors. A fine Elizabethan vellum indenture dated 20th
September 1596, in which Thomas Spinke of Bury St Edmunds conveys to Roger
Barber, two parcels of land of about three acres in the field of Bury St
Edmunds, called Eastefildes, according to the customs of the Manor, together
with three other attractive vellum indentures from the 17th century, each
with an embellished decorative initial letter, each by other members of the
Barber family, for the sale of the Manor of Holdeness, part of the late
disolved Monstry of Bury St Edmunds |
Spinke |
Barber |
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612 |
1809-1811 |
ebay |
An original handwritten 10 page set of accounts headed "The
Executors of The Revd. Anthony Luther Richardson" covering the period
1809-1811. Contains lots of names for
bills paid, i.e. "Pd Oliver Dorling for making Vault £1 11s 6d",
"To Cash for Tyths of Kennet Mr. Godfrey £20, Gibson £5 13s, Skulthorp
15s", etc., names of people who money has been received from, i.e.
"Mary Baker £1, Alice Godfrey 10s, Geo Peachey £1 10s, Lydia Copsey £1
10s", etc. + names of people who received legacies, i.e. "to Wm.
Dalton £30". On the back page
there is a list of names headed "Feast Money 1809". Has some damp damage. It is on "CR 1807" watermarked paper. Possibly Suffolk? |
Richardson |
Dorling |
Godfrey |
Gibson |
Skulthorp |
Baker |
Peachey |
Copsey |
Dalton |
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613 |
1834 |
2320 |
Deed of enfranchisement of lands in Butley,
Suffolk, between The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the
Augmentation of the Poor Clergy,
Abraham Wildey Robarts of Berkeley Square, Right Hon. Cornwalles Maude
Viscount Hawarden, Edward James Hawkins of Grosvenor Square and Rev. Robert
Boyd Kidd of Butley, Curate. Signature of Viscount Hawarden. All that
tenement called the Tyled House in Lowsing Green, Butley, comprising a close
of land with a cottage of one acres, bounded by Capel St. Andrew Charity land
on the East. |
Hawkins |
Kidd |
Maude Viscount Hawarden |
Robarts |
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614 |
1851 |
2512 |
Conveyance of a piece of land in Kirtley,
Suffolk, between William Rix Seago of Lowestoft, Gent, James Saunders of
Kirtley, Carpenter, James Saunder The Elder of Kirtley, Victualler and
William Thomas Balls of Lowestoft, Auctioneer. Two coloured plans of the
property. A parcel of land of one acre in Kirtley on the turnpike road
abutting upon William Annis' cottage and gardens. |
Balls |
Rix Seago |
Saunder The Elder |
Saunders |
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615 |
1862 |
2507 |
Conveyance of the George and Dragon Inn, Beccles,
Suffolk, between Mary Ann Wigg of Beccles, Richard Thornton of Beccles,
Brewer and Thomas William Read of Trowse Mills, Norwich, Miller. The George and Dragon Public House on
Hungate Street formerly called the Adam and Eve. |
Read |
Thornton |
Wigg |
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616 |
1852 |
2508 |
Conveyance of the George and Dragon Inn, Beccles,
Suffolk, between Frederick William Farr of Beccles, Widower, Robert Butcher
of Beccles, Town Merchant and Robert Clarke of Beccles, Accountant. The George and Dragon Public House on
Hungate Street, Beccles, formerly called the Adam and Eve. |
Butcher |
Clarke |
Farr |
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617 |
1854 |
2509 |
Mortgage of the George and Dragon Inn, Beccles,
Suffolk, between Robert Harvey Clarke of Bungay, Accountant and Thomas
Alborough of Trowse Newton, Farmer.
The George and Dragon Public House in Hungate Street, Beccles,
formerly called the Adam and Eve. |
Alborough |
Clarke |
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618 |
1854 |
2510 |
Mortgage of houses in Kirtley, Suffolk, between
James Saunders of Kirtley, Carpenter and William Jones Woods of Lowestoft,
Fish Merchant. Detailed plan of the property. Two newly erected houses and
Carpenters Shop on the turnpike road from Pakefield to Lowestoft, Kirtley. |
Jones Woods |
Saunders |
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619 |
1803 |
2511 |
Conveyance of a house in Kirtley, Suffolk,
between Ann Woolby of Halesworth, William Cooper of Kessingland, Farmer, John
Cooper of Hoo, Farmer, John Rix of Pakefield, Cordwainer, and Mary his wife
and Samuel Bell of Great Yarmouth, Gent.
A house in Kirtley abutting the King's Highway to the South. |
Bell |
Cooper |
Rix |
Woolby |
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620 |
1873 |
2513 |
Mortgage of a butchers shop on London Road,
Kirtley, Suffolk, between James Balls of Kirtley, Butcher and John Day of
Globe Inn, Lowestoft, Publican. A
dwelling house and Butchers Shop with Slaughter House, Cart Lodge, Gig House
and garden called No. 86 London Road, Kirtley. |
Balls |
Day |
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621 |
1854 |
2319 |
Deed of Covenants to surrender lands in Butley,
Suffolk, between The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the
Augmentation of the Poor Clergy, Rev. Samuel Hobson of Aylsham, Clerk and
Rev. Robert Boyd Kidd of Butley, Curate. Large coloured plan of property and
Wafer Seal of the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne. A tenement called
Tyled House at Lowsing Green, Butley, on the road from Butley Abbey to Butley
Church. |
Hobson |
Kidd |
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622 |
1850 |
2321 |
Conveyance of a Bakery in Wickham Market,
Suffolk, between John Whitmore of Wickham Market, Millwright, and Harriet his
wife and Samuel Cutting Buttrum of Burgh, Miller. Map of the property. All
that freehold house, tenement, bake office and shop standing on the West side
of Snowden Hill bounded on the East by the highway leading from the Hill in
Wickham Market to Middleford or Wickham Bridge. |
Buttrum |
Whitmore |
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623 |
1832 |
2322 |
Lease of 2 cottages in Willisham, Suffolk,
between Stephen Smith of Woolwich and Charles Boby of Willisham Hall,
Gent. Two new houses or cottages with
several pieces of land in Willisham abutting the road from Hadleigh to
Needham Market. |
Boby |
Smith |
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624 |
1837 |
2323 |
Lease of land called Willisham Tye in Willisham,
Suffolk, between Charles Ward of Chesterton, Gent and Joseph Elliott of
Willisham, Farmer. A parcel of arable
land formerly part of the waste lands belonging to the Lord of the Manor of
Willisham Hall and called Willisham Tye. |
Elliott |
Ward |
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625 |
1829 |
2324 |
Lease of land called Willisham Tye in Willisham,
Suffolk, between James Cranfield of Ipswich, Yeoman and Joseph Elliott of
Willisham, Gent. All that parcel of
land part of the Common called Willisham Tye on the Ipswich to Needham Market
road. |
Cranfield |
Elliott |
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626 |
1848 |
2325 |
Conveyance of lands part of West Herne in
Redgrave, Suffolk, between Sarah Shelley Wilkinson of Brighton, Widow,
Charles Morgan of Hopton, Surgeon and William Clarke of Thetford, Gent. A piece of arable land of 23 acres near
Mill Lane; A piece of arable and
plantation land of 9 acres bounded by the County River; Another piece of land next to the County
River; One other of 4 acres; All in Redgrave and part of the West Herne
and of or near Spratts Fen and the Mill. |
Clarke |
Morgan |
Wilkinson |
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627 |
1880 |
2326 |
Conveyance of 2 houses in Willisham, Suffolk,
between Thomas Frost Hawkins of Smallbridge, Bures, Farmer, James Hobbs of
Walton, Farmer, George Boby Mumford of Lavenham, Farmer and Frederick Green
of Barking, Carrier. Two cottages with
land in Willisham on the road from Hadleigh to Needham Market. |
Boby Mumford |
Green |
Hawkins |
Hobbs |
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628 |
1847 |
2318 |
Conveyance of land in Elmswell, Suffolk, between
David Wright of Elmswell, Thatcher and William Wright of Elmswell,
Yeoman. A piece of land in Elmswell
abutting the Queen's Highway to the South and a lane leading from the Highway
to the East. |
Wright |
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629 |
1829 |
2300 |
Lease of land in Redgrave, Suffolk, between
George St. Vincent Wilson of Redgrave Hall and Rev. Marmaduke Wilkinson of
Redgrave, Clerk. A very colourful and detailed plan of the property. A piece
of arable land of 22 acres bounded by the Mill Land of Edward Bullock and the
second public road set out under the Redgrave enclosure. |
Wilkinson |
Wilson |
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630 |
1666 |
ebay |
Indenture Tripertite 5th Jan 1666 Suffolk John
Langley This indenture Tripertite is in copper scroll and thus difficult to
read.However John Langley signature and seal and also county of suffolk.Other
names are his brother Alfred amonst others.What the indenture is about I
really dont know.I suspect land one possible location Renford or Kenford John
Langley seal intact other if it had a wax seal is missing.Yellowing on back
normal to age.Apols about lack of detail it is hard to photo and read. |
Langley |
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631 |
1654 |
ebay |
Indenture small 1654 copy of Admission of death
Mutford. This indenture from 1654 is a copy of the admission of Michael Lodd?
on the death of his father.It is 27cm x 22cm.The town or village named is
Mutford which is in Suffolk and seems to come from the court of assay. |
Lodd |
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632 |
1831 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1831 Deed - Worstead, Norfolk
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 59.5 cm x 43.5 cm approx being a
Lease for a year of piece or parcel of arable land called the Common Close
situate at Worstead in the County of Norfolk dated 14 October 1831. Mr Thomas Moore Keith and others to Mr
Thomas Greenacre Parties: Thomas GREENACRE, Husbandman of Worstead,
Norfolk; Thomas Moore KEITH, Gentleman
of the City of Norwich; William
POSTLE, Gentleman of Worstead, Norfolk;
Richard TUCK, Farmer of Worstead, Norfolk; Robert TUCK, Farmer of Worstead, Suffolk
Other names mentioned include: William
Banyer, John Beake, John Forster Document signed by: T M Keith, Richard Tuck,
William Postle Witnesses: John Deyns, A Goose Condition: A bit discoloured,
otherwise quite good for age |
Keith |
Greenacre |
Postle |
Tuck |
Banyer |
Beake |
Forster |
Deyns |
Goose |
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633 |
1428 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
223 |
Suffolk. Grant by Sir William Phelipp, John Barney and others of the
manor of “Cokefeldhalle”, Yoxford to John Manning, manuscript on vellum, in
Latin, folds, 4 wax seals (remarkably fine and clear impressions), witnessed
by Simon Felbrigg, John Heveningham, John Fastolf and others, 172 x 275mm., a
fine example, 21st July 1428. |
Phelipp |
Barney |
Manning |
Felbrigg |
Heveningham |
Fastolf |
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634 |
1462/3 |
Bloomsbury 6 Dec 2007 |
224 |
Suffolk.- Charter, grant by Robert Mekilfeld of a
messuage and land called Burghard in Blythburgh to John Hopton, William
Lovefford and others, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, folds, small tear in
lower margin, good wax seal with fine impression only of 2, 130 x 332mm., a
good example, 4th November 1462/3; and 2 others, documents relating to
Walberswick, dampstained with surface loss, but with good seals, 1 with
Paschal lamb, 1424/5 & 1516/7, v.s. (3) |
Mekilfeld |
Hopton |
Lovefford |
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635 |
1804 |
2625 |
Deed of covenant to produce title deeds for the George and Dragon
Public House, Beccles, Suffolk, between Philip Dykes of Beccles, Esquire and
Thomas Farr of Beccles. A piece of
land of one acre with house in Beccles belonging to the George and Dragon
Inn, and lately used as a bowling Green and garden. Cites deeds for the ground and pub from
1702 to 1802. |
Dykes |
Farr |
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636 |
1843 |
2631 |
A court baron document for the manor of Lowestoft, Suffolk, recording
the surrender and admission to copyhold lands in the town, by Sarah Gray of
Lowestoft, Widow and James Thirtle of Lowestoft, Fish Merchant. All and every the messuages lands tenements
and hereditaments of Sarah Gray in the Manor of Lowestoft. |
Gray |
Thirtle |
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637 |
1860 |
2630 |
A court baron document for the manor of Lowestoft, Suffolk, recording
the surrender and admission to a copyhold house on the High Street in
Lowestoft, by Thomas Allerton of Lowestoft, Fish Merchant, and Isabella his
wife, James Farrer Thirtle of Lowestoft, Ironmonger and Thomas Pratt of
Lowestoft, Post Master. A house or
tenement on the High Street in Lowestoft. |
Allerton |
Pratt |
Thirtle |
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638 |
1805 |
2629 |
A court baron document for the manor of Lowestoft, Suffolk, recording
the surrender and admission to copyhold lands and house in Lowestoft, by
William Ducks of Lowestoft, Tallow Chandler and Peter Rackham of Lowestoft,
Common Carrier. A tenement with half
part of a well with land on the High Street in Lowestoft. |
Ducks |
Rackham |
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639 |
1859 |
2628 |
A court baron document for the manor of Lowestoft, Suffolk, recording
the surrender and admission to copyhold lands and houses near the High Street
in Lowestoft, by William Russell of Lowestoft and Susanna Russell of
Lowestoft. Two copyhold houses or
tenements on the West side of the High Street in Lowestoft. |
Russell |
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640 |
1851 |
2621 |
Mortgage of a house and land in Kirtley, Lowestoft, Suffolk, between
John Francis of New Boswell Court, Gent, Charles Bell of Great Yarmouth,
Gent, William Rix Seago of Lowestoft, Gent and William Thomas Balls of
Lowestoft, Auctioneer. A house on the
Kings Highway to the South and a parcel of land abutting the turnpike road to
London on the East in Kirtley. |
Balls |
Bell |
Francis |
Rix Seago |
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641 |
1586 |
Dominic Winter 30 Jan 2008 |
440 |
Manor of Holderness. A fine large detailed Elizabethan vellum
indenture, dated 8th October 1586, between Henry Boldero, Roger Barber and
Richard Walker, detailing the sale of the Manor of Holderness, alias Eastgate
Barnes, for the sum of two thousand seven hundred pounds, with all rights and
appurtenances, rights of goods of felons and fugitive, etc. and also with
lands of the late dissolved Monastry of Bury Saint Edmunds, together with a
large attractive vellum indenture dated 17th February 1648, between Joan
Barber, Edmund Barber and Robert Dyer, also detailing the sale of the Manor,
with two large pendant wax seals attached |
Boldero |
Barber |
Walker |
Dyer |
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642 |
1851 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 74 cm x 62 cm approx being a Mortgage of
a messuage or tenement with the outhouses, buildings, yard, garden and
appurtenances situate in Hopton, Suffolk dated 11 June 1851. Mr Charles Cooper to Miss Harriett Cooper.
Parties: Charles COOPER, Tailor of Hopton, Suffolk; Harriett COOPER, Spinster of 3 Ollerton
Cottages, Albany Road, Old Kent Road, Surrey. Other names mentioned include: Thomas William Lewis Beales, James Cooper,
John Cooper, Widow Gothard, Thomas Thornhill Esq. Document signed by: Charles
Cooper. Condition: A little discoloured otherwise quite good. |
Cooper |
Beales |
Gothard |
Thornhill |
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643 |
1846 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture measuring 71 cm x 58 cm approx being a Conveyance
of a messuage or tenement divided into two dwellings with a barn, yards,
gardens and land situate in Hepworth, Suffolk dated 9 October 1846. William Mothersole to Thomas Good Parties:
William MOTHERSOLE, Schoolmaster of Gislingham, Suffolk; Edmund MOTHERSOLE, Farmer of Pakenham,
Suffolk, formerly of Honington; Thomas
GOOD, Wheelwright of Hepworth, Suffolk;
John HADDOCK, Gentleman of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Other names mentioned include: Simon Carter, Edward Manning, William
Mothersole (the father), John Booty, Drury Morley, John Sparke, Thomas
Sturgeon, John Rust, James Peach, John Whiterod, John Bates, Thomas Offwood,
Henry Mullinger, Thomas Thornhill Document signed by: William Mothersole,
Edmund Mothersole, Thomas Good Condition: A little creased |
Mothersole |
Good |
Haddock |
Carter |
Manning |
Booty |
Morley |
Sparke |
Sturgeon |
Rust |
Peach |
etc |
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644 |
1821 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 74 cm x 56 cm approx being a
Release with Covenant to produce Deeds of a piece of ground in the parish of
St Matthew in Ipswich, Suffolk dated 2 February 1821. Mr Daniel Kerridge to Mr William Smith.
Parties: Daniel KERRIDGE, Grocer of Bramford, Suffolk; William SMITH, Basket Maker of Ipswich,
Suffolk; Eleazar Lawrance, Gentleman
of Ipswich, Suffolk. Other names mentioned include: John Baker, Mary Baker, John Bantoft, Henry
Betts, Daniel Boore, Mary Boore, Peter Clarke, George Curtis, Robert Cutting,
William Daniel, John Hadley, Tamerlane Hords(?), George Kerridge, Hannah
Kerridge, Thomas Lockwood, John Mills, John Rogers, Robert Salmon, William
Wyllee. Document signed by: Daniel Kerridge. Witnesses: Isaac Franklin, T
Berryman. Condition: Discoloured with age. |
Kerridge |
Smith |
Lawrance |
Baker |
Bantoft |
Betts |
Boore |
Clarke |
Curtis |
Cutting |
Daniel |
etc |
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645 |
1829 |
ebay |
A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 66 cm x 53 cm approx being
an Assignment of two several terms of 1000 years in a messuage or tenement,
lands, allotments and hereditaments situate at Hopton, Suffolk in Trust to
attend the inheritance dated 3 November 1829.
Miss Susanna Pate (by the direction of Mr James Catton and on the
nomination of Mr T W L Beales) to Mr James Golding. Parties: Susanna PATE,
Widow of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk;
James CATTON, Yeoman of Hopton, Suffolk, formerly of Drinkstone; Thomas William Lewis BEALES, Farmer of
Hopton, Suffolk; Samuel GOLDING,
Gentleman of Walsham le Willows, Suffolk. Other names mentioned include: George Alderson, William Baldwin, Samuel
Battely, John Beales, Thomas Bright, James Brock, John Burstead, Thomas
Catton, Susan Catton, William Catton, Henry Dawson, Robert Ellett, John
Goodrich, Thomas Hambling, Robert Howes, Henry James, Robert Lanchester, John
Pate, Thomas Richer, Robert Smith, Mary Strutt, Thomas Strutt, John Tostock
(?). Document signed by: Susanna Pate, James Catton, Thomas Beales.
Condition: Discoloured with age. |
Pate |
Catton |
Beales |
Golding |
Alderson |
Baldwin |
Battely |
Bright |
Brock |
Burstead |
Catton |
etc |
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646 |
1395 |
ebay |
Rare Early English Indenture on paper. Dated in the reign of Richard
II A.D. 1395. Written in Latin detailing John Otewy De Chelmyngtone granting
Roger Manesyn and his wife Alicia, Thomas Dil Apelton. Two pieces of land in
Chemton (Chelmyngtone). With the part attached seal of John Otewy, wuth the
witnesses John De Strattone, Thomas Dil Apelton, John Bataille, Roger
Fullere, Simon Smyth and others. Given at Chelmyngtone the day of Monday on
the Feast of Invention of the Holy Cross in the year of the reign of King
Richard II After the Conquest 18. The size is 28.5cm wide, 8.5cm high. |
Otewy |
Manesyn |
Dil Apelton |
De Strattone |
Bataille |
Fullere |
Smyth |
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647 |
1795 |
ebay |
Indenture George III 1795 Release of Legacy Suffolk. Between Miss Eliz
Broke to P.B Broke and John Godbold esq. On Vellum, 69 x 56cm |
Broke |
Godbold |
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648 |
1772 |
ebay |
MASSIVE 6 Page Indenture George III 1772 Mrs Eliz Beaumont, Joshua
Grigby esq. 20th April 1772 Loads of seals. 74 x 56cm. From the image Suffolk
is mentioned. |
Beaumont |
Grigsby |
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649 |
14th century |
ebay |
14th Century Indenture HENRY IV. With fall Latin and English
Transcript. Mentions the names John Walle son and heir of John Walle de
Gippewic, George Filbrigge Knight to John Kneppynge and to Williaim Debynham
de Gippewic. Parish of St Mary Ipswich. Ending with the Sentance Given at
Gippewic the 28 day of the month of September in the year of the Reign of
King Henry 4 after the Conquest of England 10 On vellum with a nice wax seal
27 x 12.5cm |
Walle |
Filbrigge |
Kneppynge |
Debynham |
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650 |
1711 |
ebay |
Queen Anne 1711 Indenture Thomas Vesey Suffolk. A Queen Anne Period
Indenture on Vellum. A Contract of Marridge settlement Elizabeth Harvey.
Thomas Vesey Gent of Hintlesham to Rob Cutler & John Holmes. Signed and
sealed by Thomas Vesey, Elizabeth harvey and Rob Cutler 74 x 54cm |
Vessey |
Harvey |
Cutler |
Holmes |
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651 |
1857 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 3 February 1857. This is document is a Covenant
to produce Deeds relating to a cottage or tenement and land situate in the
parish of Market Weston in the county of Suffolk. The document has a Schedule of Deeds
relating to the property dating back to 1781. Parties to Document: |
Thruston |
Taylor |
Norton |
Beales |
Rolfe |
Meadows |
Kerrish |
Schotchmer |
Lewis |
Browne |
Jackson |
etc |
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652 |
1756, 1794 |
ebay |
8th Cent Grant of Arms - Sir Thomas Reeve and daughter. The text of
the document reads as follows: |
Heard |
Lock |
Reeve |
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653 |
1772 |
ebay |
Measuring 29" x 23" this three page indenture (Mortgage)
dated 20 October 1772 is between William Wincarls of Cherry Markham in
Norfolk and Richard Adamson of Bury St Edmonds Suffolk.Although the writing
is not easy to decipher it appears the indenture refers to an area of
farmland.Given that the document is 238 years old it is in good
condition.There is age yellowing to the document particularly to the exterior
but this is to be expected and it is perfectly legible. |
Wincarls |
Adamson |
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654 |
1691 |
ebay |
Royal Indenture from 1691. It is a lease agreement made in June 1691
for an area known as Goosewood in Suffolk, which I think now maybe Groton
Wood. I believe it is Queen Catherine's copy of the indenture as it has
'Catherina R' written at the top. |
Hyde |
de Duras |
Belasyse |
Thinn |
Venables |
Major |
Romson |
Ryceater |
Busby |
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655 |
1797 |
ebay |
Large Indenture (almost 3ft x 21/2ft) drawn up during the reign of
George 111, concerning a mortgage agreement between John Fairfax (Gentleman)
and Jane Simson (Widow), regarding £300 for premises at Risbygate Street,
Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. |
Fairfax |
Simson |
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656 |
1776 |
ebay |
Indenture drawn up during the reign of George 111, concerning a
mortgage agreement between William Johnson (carpenter) and Daniel Lym,
regarding £120 for premises at Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. |
Johnson |
Lym |
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657 |
1766 |
ebay |
Indenture drawn up during the reign of George 111, concerning a
mortgage agreement for premises at Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmonds,
Suffolk. |
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658 |
1793 |
ebay |
Indenture drawn up during the reign of George 111, concerning premises
at Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. |
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659 |
1860 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1860.
Beautiful cartoche, intact revenue stamp with silver thread, and intact red seals. Document is a deed of
Mortgage for a loan of 620 pounds. Signatories: |
Hempson |
Hedge |
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660 |
1852 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1852.
Beautiful cartoche, intact revenue stamp with silver thread, and intact red seals. Document is a deed of
Mortgage for a loan of 150 pounds. Signatories: |
Wright |
Beard |
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661 |
1846 |
ebay |
1846 ALDBOROUGH, NORFOLK, SALE
OF LANDS, LYDIA BARET, TO D. W. GUNTON. ORIGINAL DRAFT DOCUMENT AS ABOVE, INDENTURE MADE BETWEEN
RICHARD FERRIER OF BURGH CASTLE, SUFFOLK, AND CHARLOTTE FERRIER OF THWAITE IN
NORFOLK, TRUSTEE'S UNDER THE WILL OF MISS LYDIA BARAT, LATE OF THWAITE. TO
DENNIS WHITAKER GUNTON OF MATLASKE, NORFOLK, GENTLEMAN. |
Baret |
Gunton |
Ferrier |
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662 |
1903 |
ebay |
Old conveyance 1903 Mr Arthur Edward Clarke May Rd Lowestoft 4 pages.
An old Conveyance consisting of 2 Indentures with 4 pages (7 sides written)
between Arthur Edward Clake, The Lowestoft Building and Investment Company
and Mrs Fanny Elizabeth Palmer re Land?property in May Rd Lowestoft. |
Clarke |
Palmer |
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663 |
1746 |
ebay |
1746 Vellum Court Document, Wickham Market and Parham Hacheston,
Suffolk. Location: Two houses with gardens and lands in Wickham Market and
Parham Hacheston in Suffolk. Persons Involved: Susan Wynthingham (plantiff) and John
Hurnard and Elizabeth his wife (defendant). |
Wynthingham |
Hurnard |
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664 |
1901 |
ebay |
An indenture relating to the reconveyance of a dwelling house,
butcher's shop and slaughter house situated next to London Road, Kirtley.
Between Harry Pope and Emily Mary Simpson (representatives of Charles
Simpson), and James Balls. |
Pope |
Simpson |
Balls |
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665 |
1453 |
Bloomsbury 27 Oct 2011 |
90 |
Norfolk/Suffolk.- John Greyday of Shottisham & his wife Alice
appoint Robert Turner of Long Stratton, Richard Wilmer of Shottisham and
others, attorneys to deliver seisin of a messuage in Shottisham, citing 3
Norwich citizens (2 butchers and a barber), manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 7
lines, 3 red wax seals, in good condition, folds, 69 x 313mm., 10th January
1453. |
Greydey |
Turner |
Wilmer |
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666 |
1468 |
Bloomsbury 27 Oct 2011 |
91 |
Suffolk, Fakenham.- Cobham (Sir Thomas, related to Eleanor Cobham,
wife of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, d. 1471) Copy of legal proceedings
between Sir Thomas Cobham & Anne his wife and Catherine the descendent of
Lord de la Warr relating to the manor of Fakenham, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, small hole, folds, slightly creased and browned, 142 x 168mm., 1468. |
Cobham |
de la Warr |
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667 |
1623 |
Bloomsbury 27 Oct 2011 |
99 |
Howard (Thomas, first Earl of Suffolk, courtier, naval officer and
administrator, 1561-1626) Indenture tripartite sale by Thomas Howard and Lady
Katherine, his wife Sir John Leman and others, "the Mannor and Lordshipp
of Hooe [Hoo, Suffolk]" for the sum of £4320, D.s. "T
Suffolke", "K Suffolke", "John Leman" and others,
manuscript on vellum, 2 sheets, 2 red wax seals only of 7 left, a few holes
or tears inmargins and tail, some slight rubbing obscuring some small parts
of text, folds, browned, c. 625 x 780mm. & smaller, 2nd May 1623. |
Howard |
Leman |
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668 |
1780s-1801 |
Bloomsbury 28 Oct 2010 |
34 |
Moody (Gill, of Suffolk and London, 1742-1816) [Family Journal],
manuscript, 75pp. excluding blanks, 4 pieces at end, 2 tipped-in and 2 loose,
slightly browned, endpapers slightly dampstained, slightly browned, original
vellum, lettered and initialled on upper cover, yellowed and soiled, 8vo, c.
1780s-1801. |
Moody |
Lyons |
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669 |
1873 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1873 and principally names Henry Stevens of
Wetheringsett in the County of Suffolk a farmer and Frederick Wells from
Chelmsford in Suffolk a Gentleman. |
Stevens |
Wells |
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670 |
1856 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1856 and principally names Robert Elliss from
Stowmarket in Suffolk a Carpenter, Edward Davis Hiles? a Whitesmith and
machinist and lastly George Hayward from Brames Hall from Wetheringsett. |
Elliss |
Hiles |
Hayward |
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671 |
1848 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1848 and principally names Eliza Ebden? from
Haughley in Suffolk, George Sou? from the same place a maltster and Brewer
and lastly Charles Parr from Ixworth in Suffolk a farmer. |
Ebden |
Sou? |
Parr |
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672 |
1879 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1879 and principally names James Beaumont from
Ipswich in Suffolk an accountant, Samuel Turner from Stowmarket a cabinet
maker and lastly Liver Andrews a builder. |
Beaumont |
Turner |
Andrews |
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673 |
1806 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1806 and principally names William Alexander
from Needham Market in Suffolk a Merchant and William Symonds a Miller from
Norfolk. |
Alexander |
Symonds |
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674 |
1824 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1824 and principally names Rebecca Whitehead
from Wetheringsett in the County of Suffolk a widow, Thomas Smith from
Bentley a Wheelwright, Thomas Wilkinson from Belmont in Bath , John Sherman,
Mary his wife, Tobias Revett from Mendlesham and Thomas Sheldrake a
Gentleman. |
Whitehead |
Smith |
Wilkinson |
Sherman |
Revett |
Sheldrake |
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675 |
1842 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1842 and principally names John Boby the elder
from Stowupland in Suffolk a Gentleman, James Gladwell from Baytham a farmer
and Henry Beck from Needham Market a Surgeon. |
Boby |
Gladwell |
Beck |
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|
676 |
1832 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1832 and principally names The Rev Francis
Upjohn from Gorleston in the County of Suffolk a Clerk and Catherine Mary his
wife, also William Henry Salhell? from Charlton Chambers, Regent St london. |
Upjohn |
Salhell |
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677 |
1848 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1848 and principally names Sarah Prentice from
Walsham le Willows in Suffolk but now of Canterbury, William Pettitt from
Stoke Ash in Suffolk a farmer, Samuel Golding a Gentleman, The Right
Honorable Edward Thomas Hovell Lord Thurlow, Baron Thurlow. and lastly The
Hon Thomas Hugh Hovall Thurlow from Ashfield in Suffolk. |
Prentice |
Pettitt |
Golding |
Hovell |
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|
678 |
1815 |
ebay |
This is a paper indenture dated 26th Oct 1815 and principally names
Francis Fisher from Garboldisham in Norfolk an Innholder and Shelford Bidwell
from Thetford in Norfolk and Suffolk a Gentleman. Leonard Bidwell from
Suffolk a gent. |
Fisher |
Bidwell |
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|
679 |
1858 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1858 and principally names Thomas Goldsmith
from Ixworth in Suffolk a farmer. Jacob Bradley Cooper, Charles Tyrell the
younger and Walter Robert Tyrell of the same place. |
Goldsmith |
Cooper |
Tyrell |
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680 |
1820 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1820 and principally names Holman Webb from
Stowmarket in Suffolk a carrier, Lucy Adams from Stowmarket - being named in
the last will and testament of Webster Asand? a Pipe maker. Also Charles
Cross, Elizabeth Roper and Thomas and john Cross . |
Webb |
Adams |
Asand |
Cross |
Roper |
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681 |
1853 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1853 and principally names William Grimsby Webb
from the city of St Louis in the State of Missouri USA a Merchant and Mary
Nicols Grimsby from Stowmarket in the County of Suffolk. |
Webb |
Grimsby |
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682 |
1850 |
ebay |
A 6 page vellum indenture dated 28th July 1858 between Martha
Doverdale Frampton and Molly Day Frampton, both of 82 Oxford Terrarce, Hyde
Park (spinsters). The Reverend Charle thomas Farmpton of Leverstock Green,
Stratford (clerk), John Dekewer Frampton of 82 Oxford Terrace (esq.), Frederick
Villiamy of Ipswich, Suffolk (esq.) + Ann Maria his wife, Harriet Spearman of
82 Oxford Terrace (widow), Sarah Frampton and Jane Broome Frampton of 8
Oxford Terrace (spinsters(, Anthony Bowlby of 17 Serjeant Inn, Fleet Street
(gent.) and James Crowdy of 17 Serjeant Inn (gent.). It relates to the
Frampton Park Estate, Hackney. Has nine seals and ten signatures with witness
signatures on the reverse. Each pages has a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Frampton |
Villiamy |
Spearman |
Bowlby |
Crowdy |
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683 |
1834 |
ebay |
An indenture relating to the bargain and sale of a barn, stables,
dwelling house, cottage, granaries, stables and outhouses situated in
Lowestoft, Suffolk. Between Peter Rackham, William Smith Rackham, the
executors of the will of Peter Rackham and William Russell. Dated 29th
September 1834. Handwritten in English on vellum. Signatures, wax seals and
tax revenue stamp. Condition - light browning, creasing, folding. Size - 78 X
60 cm |
Rackham |
Russell |
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684 |
1790 |
ebay |
1790 Legal indenture. In very good condition with general aged
wear. Well preserved and has been
sitting folded for many, many years. Written on Vellum (a kind of leather).
The document is 55cm wide and 31cm high. Nice wax seals and tax stamp with a
pressed piece of silver. |
ffoakes |
Hazelden |
Bryant |
Bell |
Pratt |
Moody |
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685 |
1818 |
ebay |
14th January 1818, Mr George Crisp to Mr Daniel Blumfield. Deed of
Covenant on surrendering Copyhold hereditements held of the Manor of
Shottisham Hall, Swans and Toft Hall. |
Crisp |
Blumfield |
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686 |
1717 |
ebay |
This document is a Release of the entire Manor and estate of an Essex
village. Includes numerous pieces of land plus high status properties or
Capital Messuages. Also includes all the estate rights and responsibilities
and the Advowson of the Parish Church. The purchase price for the estate is
£3800. |
Poulter |
Anstey |
Browne |
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687 |
1724 |
ebay |
1724 contemporary copy indenture detailing the transfer of copyhold
land in the the manor of Great Ashfield, Suffolk between George Peacock jr
and sr and Dorothy Byatt. Signed by
both both parties. Measures 13" by 8". From the image George the
Elder's wife was named Lydia and the land was six acres of madow called
Bloomes Meadow in Badwell Ash. Dorothy Byatt was of Bury St Edmunds and was a
widow. |
Peacock |
Byatt |
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688 |
1690, 1691 |
ebay |
Two original indentures, dating to 1690 and 1691, both detailing the
transfer of copyhold land in the the manor of Great Ashfield, Suffolk between
John Emmins and John Munnings. Signed
by both both parties. Each measures 11 1/2" by 7 1/2" |
Emmins |
Munnings |
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689 |
1781 |
ebay |
1781 BECCLES Indenture for Land Single Page Document. Item Size:
15.75x13 inches. From the image the parties were Robert Leman, Robert Davey
& Margaret his wife, Thomas Aldred and Mary his wife, James Barber and
Margaret his wife and Nathaniel Goodwin and Sarah his wife. |
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690 |
1682 |
ebay |
Measures 23½ inches by 18 inches |
Patrick |
Turner |
Smyth |
Harwicke |
Pelham |
Towers |
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691 |
1651 |
ebay |
Measures 16½ inches by 12 inches. |
Seaman |
Maye |
Marriott |
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|
692 |
1674 |
ebay |
Dated 15 June 1674. |
Sage |
Rivers |
Goodale |
Anner |
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|
693 |
1675 |
ebay |
Will and Probate Document of; |
Bacon |
Rookewood |
Mathews |
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|
694 |
1647 |
ebay |
Dated 23 June 1647. |
Harvey |
Tyler |
Gosnold |
Lindfield |
Crofts |
Poley |
Warner |
Brooke |
Parker |
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695 |
1673 |
ebay |
Measures 21 inches by 16 inches. Dated 4 March 1673 |
Gunnell |
Maye |
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|
696 |
1856 |
ebay |
Hand written Indenture on 2
leaves of vellum measuring 28 inches by 23 inches. Dated 20 December 1856. |
Monins |
Chevalier |
Mercer |
Coleman |
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|
697 |
1818 |
ebay |
17 Aug 1818 Vellum Indenture Between Edward Flockton of Horsleydown
Lane, Borough of Southwark in Surrey, Turpentine Manufacturer, devisee in
Trust appointed by the last will and testament of Arthur Heming late of
Hadleigh in the County of Suffolk Esquire deceased and Brooke Baines Hurlock
late of Dedham but now of Colchester in the County of Essex Gentlemanof the
one part and Charles Druce of Billiter Square in the City of London Gentleman
of the other part. |
Flockton |
Heming |
Hurlock |
Druce |
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698 |
1628 |
Dominic Winter 7 Oct 2020 |
305 |
Group of indentures on vellum, 17th century, of which 5 from the reign
of Charles I (1625-49), 4 from the Interregnum (1649-60) and 6 from the reign
of Charles II (1660-85), many involving transactions in Suffolk (Wickham
Skeith and elsewhere), but also Worcestershire (Bredon: 2 deeds thus),
Cornwall (Saltash), Kent, and Yorkshire, generally in very good condition,
many with red wax seals extant, approximate dimensions 45 x 65 cm and
smaller, together with 8 other documents (nearly all 17th century, 7 on
vellum, 1 on paper) |
Cleveland |
Steere |
Cleere |
Withipoll |
Wentworth |
Tasborough |
Glemham |
Cornewallis |
Coulsen |
Bull |
Ellets |
etc |
|
699 |
14th-15th Century |
Dominic Winter 7 Oct 2020 |
306 |
[Suffolk]. Group of medieval deeds on vellum, 14th-15th century,
comprising: |
Adgor |
Softeman |
Polaye |
Appeltweyth |
Corald |
Dale |
Gronger |
Hastings |
Poley |
Wysman |
Paley |
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700 |
1436 |
Christies 10 Dec 2019 |
230 |
POLE, William de la, 1st Duke of Suffolk (1396-1450). Document signed
('Suffolk'), an indenture recording the resolution of a dispute relating to
the manor of Sproughton, n.p., 19 May 1436. |
Pole |
Sampson |
Halle |
Raunton |
Clopton |
Byrd |
ffelbrigge |
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