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601 |
1909 |
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A
printed 8 large page abstract of title dated 1909 giving details of ownership
of land owned by Mr Bashford in Station Estate Byfleet ( I think this is now
West Byfleet) in good condition with a coloured plan, some foxing on the plan
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602 |
1804 |
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KINGSTON
UPON THAMES: A lease of a house in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, between
Thomas Ovenden of Streatham, Surrey, cornfactor, and James Cook of Kingston
upon Thames, gentleman. Dated 13 September 1804 in the 44th year of the reign
of George III Property: A house standing behind the Wheatsheaf in Kingston
upon Thames, abutting north on the stables of the Crown Inn, east on the
Smiths shop, and west on the back lane leading from the apple market to the
pig market, late in the tenure of Richard Marsh. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 62 cm |
Ovenden |
Cook |
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603 |
1793 |
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RICHMOND:
Settlement of the residue of an estate in Richmond, Surrey, on the will of
Margaret Winder, between John Blackburn of Manchester, gentleman, and Ellen
his wife, Ralph Asheton of Preston, and Clarissa Porter of Newman Street in
the parish of Marybone, Middlesex. Dated 15 March 1793 in the 33rd year of
the reign of George III Property: The remnants of an estate in Richmond now
belonging to the water works. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Creasing and some rubbed text in folds. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 78 cm |
Winder |
Blackburn |
Asheton |
Porter |
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604 |
1895 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED St Pancras London SACHTLEBEN > STARR 1895 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 111 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CHARLES AUGUSTUS
SACHTLEBEN OF DENMARK HILL IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART
AND FRANCIS STARR OF MERCHANT TAYLORS SCHOOL CHARTERHOUSE IN THE CITY OF
LONDON ESQUIRE OF THE OTHER PART. LONG SCHEDULE OF CONTENTS OF HOUSE AND GARDEN -
GREAT SOCIAL HISTORY ITEM. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND WITH MESSUAGE TENEMENT AND PREMISES THEREON ERECTED SITUATE BEING AND
KNOWN AS 40 MECKLENBURGH SQUARE IN THE PARISH OF ST. PANCRAS IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX. SIZES 26 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON THREE SHEETS
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Sachtleben |
Starr |
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605 |
1846 |
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ANTIQUE
INDENTURE DEED Bermondsey London MOLESWORTH HARRIS 1846 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 160 YEARS OLD BETWEEN SIR WILLIAM
MOLESWORTH OF PENCARROW IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL BARONET OF THE FIRST PART
HENRY BUCKNALL CLARK OF THE LEOPARD COFFEE HOUSE WELLINGTON STREET IN THE
BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN HARRIS AND RICHARD
HARRIS BOTH OF HAYS WHARF TOOLEY STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK POTATOE
MERCHANTS. WITH HAND COLOURED SITE SURVEY PLAN. BEING THE COUNTERPART LEASE
OF ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND AND NINETEEN HOUSES IN WESTON PLACE NEW
WESTON STREET BERMONDSEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SIZES 26 INS X 29 INS IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE STAIN TO ONE FOLD ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Molesworth |
Clark |
Harris |
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606 |
1853,
1872, 1879 |
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A
large vellum indenture dated 25th October 1872 relating to 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 11,
30, 32, 34, 36 and 38 Creek Street, Battersea between Arthur Alexander
Corsellis of Wandsworth (gent.) and James Barber of 3 Blaham Place, Balham
(surveyor), George Chandler of Brixton Hill (builder) and Henry Smith of
Brixton Hill (linen draper) - Trustees of the Brixton Hill No. 2 Mutual
Benefit Building Society. An earlier
indenture of 1853 is cited with the following names mentioned: Martha
Lawrence, Alfred Eiden Horscroft and Edward Oldrey. Has one seal and signature with received
and witness signatures on the reverse.
There is also a further indenture dated 22nd January 1879 on the
reverse between the same parties. |
Corsellis |
Barber |
Chandler |
Smith |
Lawrence |
Horscroft |
Oldrey |
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607 |
1874 |
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A
large vellum indenture with plan dated 26th June 1874 relating to 17 Rolf
Road, Peckham Rye. It is between Henry
Murton of Davington Hall (gent.), Eliza, Anne and Ellen McDermott of 13
Dagmar Road, Camberwell (spinsters). Albert Bowles of Cassell Street, Peckham
(builder) and Levi John Rudeforth of Bangor Wharf, Peckham (slate merchant). Has one seal and signature with a revenue
stamp. On the reverse is a witness signature and a further indenture dated 20th
October 1877 between the same people.
This also has one seal and signature.
Has been folded and has some staining. |
Murton |
McDermott |
Bowles |
Rudeforth |
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608 |
1755 |
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REIGATE:
A final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, between Thomas
Bliss, gentleman, querent, and George Raper and Sarah his wife, deforciants,
relating to land in Reigate, Kent (Surrey?). Dated Hillary Term 1755 in the
28th year of the reign of George II Property: One messuage, garden, two
orchards and ten acres land in Reigate. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 21 by 45 cm |
Bliss |
Raper |
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609 |
1885 |
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WEYBRIDGE:
Lease of Albany Cottage in Weybridge, Surrey, between Henry Yool of Oakfield,
Weybridge, and Peter Henry Rooke of Weybridge. A very attractive coloured
plan of the property. Dated 10 August 1885 in the 49th year of the reign of
Victoria Property: A house called Albany Cottage with stables, greenhouse,
garden, etc, bounded by the Grotto Beershop on the north and the Walton Road
on the south. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
Yool |
Rooke |
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610 |
1873 |
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Vellum
assignment, Peckham 17th October 1873. On a single sheet of vellum folded
once to make four pages. Anotated later in pencil. Details added on 21.05.06:
4 pages, each 40x24 cm, from a folded vellum sheet, dated 17th Oct 1873,
between Mr H.L. Richards and Mr J.W.Troughton, being an Assignment of 6
houses in Commercial road, NEW PECKHAM, Surrey. 2 red paper seals + revenue
stamp. |
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611 |
1628 |
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SHORNE,
CHALK: Articles of agreement to purchase various crops of wheat and barley in
Shorne and Chalk, Kent, between Christopher Edenden of Shorne, yeoman,
William Scoles of Cobham, Josua Downing of Chatham, and Thomas Mayd of
Redderith, Surrey. One remaining wax seal with initials "FS". Dated
13 August 1628 in the 4th year of the reign of Charles I Property: Crops of
wheat and barley in a number of fields called Knowe Hill, Small Profitts,
Hardlands, Clayes, Timber Wood Croft, Holmes, and many more in Shorne and
Chalk. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good bright fresh
condition. Some creasing. Lacks seals. Characteristics: Signatures and one remaining
red wax seal. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 50 cm |
Edenden |
Scoles |
Downing |
Mayd |
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612 |
1889 |
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Counterpart
Lease of 29 Stockwell Park Crescent, Stockwell, Surrey, dated 1st October
1889. 3 pages on vellum, in very good condition, only original folds. Between
William Francis Low of 67 Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square, Middlesex
Gentleman (lessor) and Joan Rhydderch Davies of 70 Finsbury Pavement in the
City Of London Gentleman the Lessee. Signed and sealed - green ribbon down
one edge and revenue stamp |
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613 |
1800 |
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LONG
DITTON: Deed of covenant for copyhold land in Long Ditton, Surrey, between
Mary Sherwill of Brentford, Middlesex, Markham Eeles Sherwill of Wingham,
Kent, and Richard Joseph Sulivan of Thames Ditton. Dated 17 March 1800 in the
40th year of the reign of George III Property: A house and orchard in the
possession of Mathew Loach then Joseph Nicholls, near the wharf in Long
Ditton adjoining Russet Lane. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 63 by 76 cm |
Sherwill |
Sulivan |
Loach |
Nicholls |
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614 |
1845 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript ANTIQUE DEED Bermondsey London MOLESWORTH > CLARK 1845
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 161 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN SIR WILLIAM MOLESWORTH OF PENCARROW IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL BARONET
OF THE FIRST PART JOHN HARRIS AND RICHARD HARRIS OF HAYS WHARF TOOLEY STREET
IN BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK POTATOE MERCHANTS OF THE SECOND PART AND HENRY
BUCKNELL CLARKE OF THE LEOPARD COFFEE HOUSE WELLINGTON STREET IN THE BOROUGH
OF SOUTHWARK GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD PART. MALL HAND COLOURED SITE SURVEY
PLAN. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE NO 2
WESTON TERRACE ON THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF NEW WESTON STREET BERMONSEY. SIZES
26 INS X 29 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS
ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
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615 |
1788 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript ANTIQUE DEED London RAWLINSON > WINSTANLEY 1788 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 218 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JEREMIAH
SLIPPER OF ISLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX GENTLEMAN HANNAH RAWLINSON OF
KINGSTON UPON THAMES IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY JOHN HENDERSON OF MITRE COURT
CHEAPSIDE AND JAMES THORNBULL OF ALDGATE LONDON GROCER OF THE ONE PART AND
JOHN WILLIAM WINSTANLEY OF HIGH STREET SAINT GILES IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
BRANDY MERCHANT BEING THE LEASE FOR
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND AND MESSUAGE ON THE WEST SIDE OF RED LION
STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT JOAN CLERKENWELL IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
BEHIND THE JERUSALEM TAVERN . SIZES 23 INS X 19 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WAX SEALS |
Slipper |
Rawlinson |
Henderson |
Thornbull |
Winstanley |
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616 |
1895 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED St Pancras London BEYFUS > SATCHTLEBEN 1895 guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 111 YEARS OLD BETWEEN PHILIP BEYFUS OF
LINCOLNS INN FIELDS IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON GENTLEMAN ALFRED BEYFUS OF THE
SAME ADDRESS GENTLEMAN AND MICHAEL JOHN GARCIA OF WARRINGTON CRESENT MAIDA
VALE IN THE SAID COUNTY MERCHANT AND LOUISA BEYFUS OF RUSSELL SQUARE AND MAX
HOLLENDER OF WESTBOURNE TERRACE BAYSWATER PICTURE DEALER OF THE ONE PART AND
CHARLES AUGUSTUS SACHTLEBEN OF DENMARK HILL IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE
OTHER PART. WITH SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE. BEING THE ASSIGNMENT OF NO 40
MECKLENBURGH SQUARE IN THE COUNTY OF LONDON SIZES 26 INS X 29 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT
WAX SEALS |
Beyfus |
Garcia |
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617 |
1845 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Bermondsey London MOLESWORTH >BOURTON 1845 guaranteed original - from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 161 YEARS OLD BETWEEN SIR WILLIAM MOLESWORTH OF
PENCARROW IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL BARONET OF THE FIRST PART HENRY BUCKNALL
CLARK OF THE LEOPARD COFFEE HOUSE WELLINGTON STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF
SOUTHWARK GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND JOHN HARRIS AND RICHARD HARRIS
BOTH OF HAYS WHARF TOOLEY STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK POTATOE
MERCHANTS AND JOSEPH BOURTON OF HIGH STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK
SADLER OF THE THIRD PART. WITH HAND COLOURED SITE SURVEY PLAN. BEING THE
COUNTERPART LEASE OF ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND AND HOUSES ON THE
WEST SIDE OF MOLESWORTH SQUARE BERMONDSEY IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX SIZES 26
INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Molesworth |
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618 |
1920 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Leytonstone Essex GOODMAN > GARWOOD 1920. guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING GEORGE V - 86 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE GOODMAN OF HILL
LODGE TUNBRIDGE WELLS GENTLEMAN MONTAGUE GOODMAN OF WOODFORD GREEN IN THE
COUNTY OF ESSEX GENTLEMAN AND ALFRED GOODMAN OF THE RED LODGE REIGATE IN THE
COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE FIRST PART AND JAMES WILLIAM GARWOOD OF FURZEFIELD
ROAD REIGATE IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY OF THE OTHER PART BEING THE CONVEYANCE
OF PREMISES KNOWN AS 57 FOREST DRIVE WEST LEYTONSTONE ESSEX THREE IMPRESSED
REVENUE STAMPS.SIZE 16 INS X 13 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
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619 |
1845 |
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An
11-page vellum indenture dated 1845 being a Marriage Settlement between the
Reverend Edward Meyrick Goulburn of the University of Oxford, son of Edward
Goulburn Esquire, Serjeant at Law and one of the commissioners of the Court
of Bankruptcy; Julia Cartwright, daughter of William Ralph Cartwright of the
County of Northampton; Edward Goulburn; William Ralph Cartwright; Sir Thomas
Cartwright; the Reverend Henry Gunning, Rector of Wigan, Lancaster; Edward
Goulburn of Surrey, a Captain in Her Majesty's Army; the Reverend Samuel
Waldegrave of Barford, Wiltshire. Also mentioned are: Sir John Aubrey, Thomas
Digby Aubrey, William Cartwright - a Lieutenant General in Her Majesty's
service, Sir Charles Mordaunt and the Honourable Robert Fulke Greville.
Historical Note: Edward Meyrick Goulburn was the nephew of the Right Hon.
Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer in the ministries of Sir Robert
Peel and the Duke of Wellington. In an illustrious career Edward, amongst
other things, became headmaster of Rugby school and Dean of Norwich. On the
reverse of page 2 are various memoranda about events that occurred after this
settlement was agreed. Also included with this indenture are 4 small paper
documents concerning share transfers and estate duty. In good condition for a
document of this age with no noticeable holes or tears. Slightly grubby on
the outside but clean on the inside and all text is legible. Has a blue tax
stamp on each page and signed and sealed by Edward M. Goulburn, Julia
Cartwright, Edward Goulburn, W. R. Cartwright and Thomas Cartwright. Size
approx 27" across by 22" down. |
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Cartwright |
Gunning |
Waldegrave |
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1769 |
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SANDBACH,
ASTBURY: Release of the Lynhouse estate in Sandbach and Astbury, Cheshire,
between Richard Maddock of Stanmore, Middlesex, William Goodwin of St Brides,
London, Duliebella Maddock of Stanmore, Thomas Kent of Kingston, Surrey, and
Edward Salmon of Hassall, Cheshire. Dated 17 June 1769 in the 9th year of the
reign of King George III Property: A house called Lynhouse in Betchton and
Odd Rode in the parishes of Sandbach and Astbury, and several fields all
named. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 7 pages
Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 65cm |
Maddock |
Goodwin |
Kent |
Salmon |
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621 |
1823 |
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WILLIAM
BURKWOOD, KINGSTON UPON THAMES: Probate of the will of William Burkwood of
Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, butcher. With probate Seal of the Prerogative
Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dated 27 January 1823 in the 3rd year
of the reign of King George IV Property: He bequeaths to his wife
Martha his freehold house situate in the market place in Kingston upon
Thames. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signature and paper covered wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 42 by 60cm |
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622 |
1849 |
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ST.
GILES IN THE FIELDS: Grant in fee of rent of buildings in Drury Lane, St.
Giles in The Fields, Middlesex (London), between Anthony Coningham Sterling
of Headley Grove, Epsom, Surrey, late Captain in Her Majesty's Service,
Thomas Morris the Younger of Drury Lane, bellows maker, and Thomas Morris the
elder of 183 Drury Lane, undertaker. Dated 14 June 1849 in the 12th year of
the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A piece of land on Drury Lane in the
parish of St, Giles in the Fields, next to a street or way called the Coal
Yard. Includes a Blacksmiths Shop, Masons Yard, Dye house and other
buildings. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 80cm |
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623 |
1676 |
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AN
EXCELLENT ORIGINAL & AUTHENTIC LARGE THICK FOLDED VELUM INDENTURE DATED 1676 !!!!.LEASE FOR LAND IN SOUTHWARK LONDON .LEASE IS
BETWEEN HENRY HAWKES AND THOMAS KENDALL.IT HAS ALL RELEVANT SIGNATURES FROM
WITNESSES.MEASURING 27 INCHES BY 23 INCHES AND IN EXCELLENT STRONG CONDITION.
From the image I can se that the first party is Richard How the elder, the
second is Henry Hawkes, Citizen and Tallow Chandler of London. Refers to a
dreadfull fire in Southwark on the 26th of May last. Adjoining gardens to the
property in question were owned or occupied by late William Bowles south and
late Thomas Kendall north. Witnesses include Jeremie Rous, Stephen Apps and
Wm Apps. |
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1839 |
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OLD INDENTURE DATED 13TH MAY 1839 OF LEASE OF
LAND AT LADY CLOSE RIDEWAY WIMBLEDON ADJOINING LAND BELONGING TO GENERAL MAY,
BETWEEN WILLIAM BLACKFORD ESQ A GENTLEMEN OF WIMBLEDON AND JOSEPH WHITE OF
PUTNEY COMMON SURREY A BUILDER. SIX
POUNDS AND TWELVE SHILLINGS TO BE PAID BY EQUAL QUARTERLY PAYMENTS COMMENCING
ON LADYS DAY.& OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS. WAX
SEAL STAMP WITH LEAD INFILL AND HAND COLOURED MAP WITH GENERAL MURRAY, MR
CROFT AND THE WIMBLEDON TO KINGSTON ROAD. |
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Blackford |
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1882 |
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OLD INDENTURE DATED 1ST DAY OF DECEMBER 1882 OF
TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE AT PREMISES IN SOUTH PARK ROAD WIMBLEDON, BETWEEN MR
RICHARD SHELTON & ARTHUR FORESTER WALKER TO MRS MARY ANN BEDDOWS WIMBLEDON . WAX SEALS AND COLOURED
MAP. OTHER NAMES INCLUDE MR SUMMER, MR
TUBB, MR T. H. JONES MR EVERLEIGH. TALKS ABOUT
RIGHTS OF SERVANTS AND OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS. |
Shelton |
Walker |
Beddows |
Summer |
Tubb |
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626 |
1874 |
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THIS
IS AN EARLY 4 PAGE HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENT DATED 29TH OCTOBER 1874 BETWEEN WILLIAM M SPENCER
ESQ OF 105 ALEXANDRA ROAD SAINT JOHNS WOOD IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND
ROBERT AMELY OF NO 417 OLD KENT ROAD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, A PIECE OF LAND SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF
SAINT GILES CAMBERWELL SURREY,SOUTH SIDE ADJOINING ROAD CALLED CHORMENT ROAD. GOES INTO ALOT OF DETAIL INCLUDING LARGE
SUMS OF MONEY TERMS AND CONDITIONS SMALL HAND COLOURED MAP, WAX SEAL AND
SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM M SPENCER WHO LEASED THE PREMISES AT CHOUMENT ROAD
PECKHAM SURREY TO ROBERT AMELY, TERM COMMENCING 29TH SEPTEMBER 1874 FOR 99
YEARS. LARGE DOCUMENT APPROX 2 FEET HIGH, WRITTEN IN OLD ENGLISH |
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1854 |
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Printed
Abstract of Title and plan relating to 93 messuages, or tenements and hereditaments
called Belgrave Place, Manningham, Bradford
Yorkshire, contained in 8 pages. Abstract commences October 1800. Names
mentioned include Willam and Ann Northrop. Good clean document. Coloured plan
includes owner details. Clean document ,in good condition
apart from slight wear on two folds. Size of Abstract - 9.25" (23.5cm) x
14.5" (37cm) Size of Plan - 24" (61cm) x 15" (38cm). From the
images this is an Abstract of Title of Messrs Joseph Wilson, Thomas Hardaker
Hill, Charles Lees, William Waugh, and Joseph Burnett, as Trustees of the
Belgrave Place Building Society, to 93 Messuages or Tenements and
Hereditaments, called "Belgrave Place", situate at Manningham, in
the Borough of Bradford, in the County of York. The first document referred
to is a Probate of the Will of William Northrop of
Bradford, Gentleman, deceased, dated 8 October 1800. The seconf document is
ther Probate of the Will of Ann Northrop, widow, deceased, late of Bradford,
but then of Walworth in Surrey. I have saved a copy of the image. |
Northrop |
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1837 |
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This
parchment deed relates to a fine from the Bishop of Winchester of 23 acres in
the Tything of Churt, Surrey, to John Poulton. The document is dated 18th
September 1837. It is in very good condition. |
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629 |
1880 |
Dominic
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Edward
VII (King, as Prince of Wales). Vellum Deed, 23rd November 1880, being a
lease from the Prince of Wales to Francis Piggott for a house and premises at
19 Kennington Park Road in the Parish of St. Mary Lambeth, inset plan, red
and blue decorative border, Francis Piggott's wax seal and signature, and
papered wax seal of the Duchy of Cornwall |
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630 |
1759-1762 |
Bloomsbury
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Midleton
(George Brodrick, viscount Midleton, 1730-65) Letter Book, manuscript in
several hands (mostly 1 hand), 155pp. excluding blanks, lower covers with
dampstaining, slightly browned, original wrappers, creased and with tears,
manuscript title on upper cover: "Copies of Lord Midleton's
Letters...", spine torn with loss, folio, 20th January 1759 - 2nd
February 1762. "To
Mr Weekes Charles Street Nov: 17 1759. Sir Lord Midleton desires me to
acquaint you that he has spoke to a merchant in the City on the subject of
establishing some manufacture at Midleton [Ireland], who flatters him with
the hopes of being able to get a number of Moravians to settle there &
undertake the making of a sort of coarse Linnen never yet made in Ireland,
provided they are properly arranged. Alb[inia]
Midleton [Midleton's wife]." Business
and estate orrespondence of an Irish nobleman, from a family that had been
settled in Surrey for several generations. Much of the correspondence is from
his estate at Peper Harrow, near Godalming but also includes other addresses
in Charles Street, London and Tunbridge Wells. The correspondence deals with
Midleton's estates at Ballymartin, "the valuation of Killeagh";
"the vacancy of the Deanery of Tuam"; "the house at Midleton";
Vice-Admiral Thomas Brodrick ( d. 1769); "the sale of the Cahirduggan
[Chaerduggan] Estate"; "the Banqueting House in the garden at
Ballyanan" etc. |
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(Charles, divine and hymn-writer, 1707-88) Autograph Letter signed to Mrs.
Birkin, at Sutton, near Croydon, 3pp., sm. 4to, London, 7th October 1769,
hoping to see her and Mr. Birkin, and offering spiritual comfort on the death
of her children, "Great are the troubles of the righteous, but the Lord
delivereth them out of all. Your sufferings are all given you in number,
wright, and measure. May they yield the peacable path of righteousness! And
if God claims another of yr little ones, He will give you a resigned will
& an obedient heart", commenting on his new house, "After ten
years search, my friends here at last found me an
house. If Mr Birkin should come to town, we shall be happy to see him in
Chesterfield Street, Mary-bone, next the New Chappel", and his son,
Samuel, "You must see your Godson at least with his [Mr. Birkin]
eyes", a few tears along folds, 1 tear repaired, browned . |
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LARGE FOUR PAGE OLD INDENTURE DATED 29TH OCTOBER 1874 BETWEEN W
M SPENCER ESQ OF 105 ALEXANDRA ROAD ST. JOHNS WOOD MIDDLESEX AND MR ROBERT
AMELY OF NO 417 OLD KENT ROAD, REGARDING LAND SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF SAINT
GILES CAMBERWELL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE AT CHOUMERT RD, NICE HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPH MAP OF
LAND, LOTS OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS MENTIONED, DUTY STAMP WITH LEAD INFILL,
WAX SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM M SPENCER |
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LARGE
HAND
WRITTEN SIX PAGE OLD DOCUMENT DATED
24TH MARCH 1888 BETWEEN ROBERT OVERTON
ESQ OF WILSFORD IN THE COUNTY OF WILLS (Wilts?) AND SOLOMON EZEKIEL ESQ OF
CAMDEN HOUSE SUTTON, NICE HAND COLOURED MAP OF ROBIN HOOD LANE, CAMDEN HOUSE,
SHERWOOD PARK, CHEAM ROAD , REGARDING FREEHOLD OF LAND ADJOINING CAMDEN HOUSE AT
SUTTON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. OTHER
NAMES MENTIONED INCLUDE WILLIAM JOHN BLAKE, JOHN THOMAS OVERTON, ROBERT
LOVELL MAGRATH, JAMES MOORHOUSE, THOMAS FREDERICK HATCH.LOTS OF TERMS AND
CONDITIONS NO MORE THAN THREE HOUSES TO BE ERECTED ON LAND, NO HOUSE WORTH
LESS THAN FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, GOES
INTO QUITE ALOT OF DETAIL, WITH WAX SEALS SIGNATURES AND DUTY STAMPS |
Overton |
Ezekiel |
Blake |
Magrath |
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A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 69 cm x 51.5 cm approx A Lease to vest possession of
property in Olveston alias Oldston, Gloucestershire dated 24 March 1791.
Parties: Young
STURGE, leatherdresser, of Walcott, Somerset John
PLAYER, gentleman, of Tockington, Olveston, Glos Isaac
PLAYER, gentleman, of Hambrook, Winterbourne, Glos Thomas
STURGE, of Newington, Surrey Joseph
STURGE, gentleman, of Elberton, Glos Other
names include: Daniel Addis, John Bradford, Thomas Cox, John Gayner, Rowland
Gayner, Ann Goldney, John Harris, John Orchard, Cesill Sturge, John Sturge,
Joseph Sturge, Nathan Sturge, William Tanner Document signed by: Young
Sturge, John Player, Isaac Player, Thomas Sturge Witnesses: John Gayner,
Nathaniel Good, Mark Harford, Thomas Horne, Joseph Naish, Robert Nichols,
Thomas Parsons Condition: A couple of stains but otherwise good for age |
Sturge |
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Bradford |
Cox |
Gayner |
Goldney |
Harris |
Orchard |
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ST.
ALBANS: Conveyance of cottages in Fishpool Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire,
between Henry Arrowsmith of Littlewick near Maidenhead, Berks, gent, of the
first part, George William Thomas Arrowsmith, of Nightingale Lane, Balham,
Surrey, dentist, William Henry Arrowsmith, of .....? Stratford, Bucks,
ironmonger, Elizabeth Martha Barnard, of Littlewick aforesaid, Widow, of the
second part and Sir Edmund Beckett of Batch Wood, St. Albans, Baronet of the
third part. Nice plan of the property. Dated 1 January 1884 in the 47th year
of the reign of Queen Victoria Property: Seven Freehold cottages in Fishpool
Street in the parish of Saint Michael in St. Albans. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 7 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 26 by 20 cm |
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QUAKERS,
SOUTHWARK: A Quaker birth certificate recording the birth of Priscilla Pitts
to William Pitts and Mary his wife, in Black Fields in the parish of St
Johns. Southwark, Surrey. Dated 20 November 1749 Present at the birth were Mary
Naylor, midwife, Agnes Haggen, Anna Hagen, Elizabeth Hagen, Anna Allis and
Mary Gopsill. Medium: Printed with Manuscript insertions in English on paper.
Condition: Heavy toning and dirt marking. Characteristics: Signatures.
Document Size (Approx.): 12 by 16 cm. I have saved a copy of the image of
this document. |
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Very
interesting George
3rd Indenture (Tripartite), dated 1766, on two sheets of vellum/parchment and
measuring 24"x29", with wax seals and escutcheoned revenue stamp
having the signiatures of William Clayton, Robert Cotton Trofusio of Trofusio
in the county of Cornwall & Peter Theobold of Lambeth in the county of
Surrey. Mentions the Parish of St George Hanover Square London. Would be of
interest to historians and collectors of ephemera. Good condition |
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1900 |
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THIS
EARLY HAND WRITTEN SEVEN PAGE DOCUMENT
DATED 15TH SEPTEMBER 1900 REFERS TO MORTGAGE OF PREMISES "STANMORE"
NO 39 SOUTH PARK ROAD WIMBLEDON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, BETWEEN FREDERICK
AUGUSTUS WILLIAM PARKINSON OF NO22 BROADWAY WIMBLEDON A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
SELLER AND CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH LESTER OF KINGSTON HILL SURREY. IT GOES INTO A
LOT OF DETAIL, LARGE SUMS OF MONEY , OTHER NAMES
MENTIONED INCLUDE THOMAS HENRY JONES, RICHARD SHELTON, ARTHUR FORESTER
WALKER, AND OTHERS,THREE WAX SEALS AND STAMP WITH LEAD INSERTS. VERY
INTERESTING READING FOR THE COLLECTOR . IN NICE
CONDITION WITH NO TEARS. |
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Lester |
Jones |
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THIS
IS A OLD HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENT DATED 1ST AUGUST 1901. MADE BETWEEN
JESSIE ANN TURNER THE WIFE OF ARTHUR TURNER LATE OF NO 38 CLARGES STREET
PICCADILLY LONDON AND ELIZABETH MARY ANN MANN THE WIFE OF CHARLES M DOUGAL
MANN OF QUEENS ROAD WIMBLEDON. REGARDING THE LEASEHOLD OF PREMISES KNOWN AS
NO 9 PRINCES ROAD WIMBLEDON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. WAX SEALS AND SIGNATURES ,DUTY STAMPS WITH LEAD INFILLS. |
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THIS
IS A VERY INTERESTING OLD HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENT DATED 4TH JULY 1888,
REGARDING MORTGAGE ON CAMDEN HOUSE SUTTON AND ADJOINING LAND, MADE BETWEEN
SOLOMON EZEKIEL ESQ OF CAMDEN HOUSE SUTTON (THE MORTGAGOR) AND THE CASSELL
& COMPANY LIMITED WHOSE REGISTERED OFFICE IS AT BELLE SALVAGE YARD IN THE
CITY OF LONDON, VERY INTERESTING READING TALKS ABOUT LARGE SUMS OF MONEY ,
FAMILIES SERVANTS AND WORKMEN, SHERWOOD PARK, WAGGONS AND CARRIAGES, HORSES,
OTHER NAMES MENTIONED INCLUDE ROBERT OVERTON, AND JOHN & ARTHUR OVERTON,
LOTS OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS, NICE HAND COLOURED MAP OF PLOT CAMDEN HOUSE,
CHEAM ROAD, SHERWOOD PARK, ROBIN HOOD LANE. WAX SEAL AND SIGNATURE STAMPS
WITH LEAD INFILLS. SEVEN PAGES. |
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LONG
DITTON: Appointment and Release of land at Long Ditton, Surrey, between,
Right Hon. William Keppel, Viscount Barrington of Ireland, Hon. George Mathew
Fortescue, Right Hon. William Lord King, Baron Ockham, Right Hon. Hester
Dowager Lady King and John Flinn of Long Ditton. Signatures of Viscount
Barrington, Fortescue, Lord King and Dowager Lady King. Dated 7 October 1836 Property: All
that messuage, tenement and orchard near the Wharf of Long Ditton adjoining
Russett Lane. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 4
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 29 April 1901. It measures 58 cm by 70
cm. It is between Harriett Eliza Bush and Stephen Collins. It deals with the
assignment of leasehold of premises at 48 The Grove, Vauxhall then classed as
being in the County of Surrey, now in London.It retains the rvenue stamp
together with two wax seals and the signatures of those listed. A lovely
clean document and a good read. |
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1922 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Carmarthen Monmouth MORESLEY > TEMPLE 1922 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE V - 84 YEARS OLD BETWEEN
WALTER HALLIDAY MORESLY OF 2 HARE COURT TEMPLE IN THE CITY OF LONDON ESQUIRE BARRISTER
AT LAW, WILLIAM LAWRENCE LEONARD BELL OF TEMPLE GARDENS BARRISTER AT LAW AND
THE REVEREND RICHARD EDWARD LEIGH OF CROFTON VICARAGE IN THE COUNTY OF HANTS
CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS OF THE FIRST PART COUTTS AND CO OF THE STRAND IN COUNTY
OF LONDON OF THE SECON PART, BEATRICE MAUD DAVIES BERRINGTON OF PARK HOMER
WIMBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET OF THE THIRD PART TREVOR DOUGLAS DAVIES
BERRINGTON OF HOLLY BANK BUDLEIGH SALTERTON IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON OF THE
FOURTH PART ARTHUR BIRD OF THE GRANGE GREAT BOOKHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY
OF THE FIFTH PART AND GRENVILLE NEWTON TEMPLE OF BISHOPSTROW HOUSE NEAR
WARMINSTER IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS OF THE SIXTH PART. SCHEDULE
OF PROPERTIES IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN COUNTY OF
GLAMORGAN WITH MORTGAGES BEING THE RECONVEYANCE OF THE PREMISES COMPRISED IN
THE SEVERAL MORTGAGES WITHIN MENTIONED ON THE REAL ESTATE OF ARTUR DAVIES
BERRINGTON DECEASED COMPRISED IN PART ONE OF THE SCHEDULE TO THE TRUST DEED
OF 1888 AND ON THE UNSOLD PARTS OF THE HEREDITAMENTS COMPRISED IN PART THREE
OF THE SAME SCHEDULE IMPRESSED COMMON SEAL OF COUTTS BANK NICE OLD FAMILY
HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 10 INS X 16 INS
. ON 10 SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT -
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS AND WAX SEALS |
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1872 |
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A
large vellum indenture with plan dated 1st July 1872 relating to No. 5 Maldon
Terrace, Chaucer Road, Brixton, Surrey. It is between James Robert Lynn of
Camberwell Road (printer) and David Stolz of Dulwich (builder). It has one seal and signature and a revenue
stamp. Has one witness signature on
the reverse. Has been folded. |
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645 |
1885 |
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A
single page indenture dated 17th June 1885 relating to house to built on land
the corner of Birdhurst Road and Deighton Road, Wandsworth, Surrey. It is between John Thomas Boss of 1 Havelock
Villas, Cambridge Road, Chiswick (builder) and Daniel Watney of Kingston
Hall, Surrey (esq.). It has been
signed by John Thomas Boss. It has two
revenue stamps and one witness signature.
Has been folded. It is on
"Batchelor & Son 1884" watermarked paper. |
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646 |
1886 |
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A
two page vellum indenture dated 2nd June 1886 relating to 69 & 71 Selsdon
Road formerley 3 & 4 Victoria Villas, Croydon, Surrey. It is between Albert Puckle of 8 Drapers
Gardens, London (stockbroker), Revd Richard Nathaniel Blaker of Ifield,
Sussex and William Henry Berry of 2 Leigham Court Road, West, Stretham
(commercial traveller). Other names
mentioned: 1882 George Williams,
Walter Frederick Daintry Ryle and Henry Kelsey. Has three seals
and signatures, two witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Puckle |
Blaker |
Berry |
Williams |
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1888 |
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A
two page vellum indenture with plan dated 24th March 1888 relating to a
property in Church Path, Croydon, Surrey. It is between Thomas Rigby of Oakfield Road
(esq) and Robert Shotten of Ramslade, Shelley Road, Worthing, Sussex
(esq). Other names mentioned: 1884 Hervey Allen Cleaver, Allen Cleaver,
James Hervey Cleaver
1885 Frederick Reynolds Docking. Has two seals, one
signature, one witness signature and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
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Shotten |
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1894 |
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A
9 page copy indenture with plan dated 4th December 1894 relating to the
Infant School Room, part of the Holy Trinity School premises in Swan Street,
St. Mary Newington between The Master Wardens and Assistants of the Guild
Fraternity or Brotherhood of the Most Glorious and Undivided Trinity and of
St. Clement in the Parish of Deptford Strond in the County of Kent and The
Reverend Joyn George Curry of Merrick Square, Southwark (Clerk Rector) and
James Chubb and Leonard Owles (Churchwardens of Holy Trinity District in the
Parish of St. Mary Newington. Has been
folded. |
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649 |
1911 |
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A
4 page agreement relating to the sale of property in Oatlands Park,
Weybridge, Surrey between jeanetta Knight of Iverwood, Oatlands Park (widow)
and Herbert George Wainwright of Oatlands Wood, Oatlands Avenue, Weybridge
(esq.). Other names mentioned: 1879
Barry Charles Hampton Night, George Short.
It has one signature, a witness signature and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Knight |
Wainwright |
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1914 |
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A
two page Power of Attorney dated 8th August 1914 from Arthur Edward Knight
Mason of Oakwood, Walton on Thames (esq.) to John Coode Adams and High Adams
of 5 Clement's Inn, Strand (solicitors).
Other names mentioned: Jeannetta Knight. Has one seal and
signature with two witness signatures and a revenue stamp. |
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1915 |
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A
seven page indenture dated 1st May 1915 relating to Iverwood, Walton on
Thames between Edith Selden Mason (wife of Arthur), Arthur Edward Knight
Mason (esq.) - crossed out - and Ethel Alice Firbank of Colotra, Christchurch
near Newport, Monmouth (widow). Has two seals and signatures. + a five page
Schedule of Fixtures dated 22nd April 1915.
On this it gives the address as Iverwood, Oatlands Avenue, Weybridge. |
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A
9 page indenture between Edith Selden Mason of Oakwood, Walton on Thames
(wife of Arthur, physician & surgeon), John Archibald Cahill of 18
Southampton Street, Holborn (esq.), John Cahill of 12 Seville Street, Loundes
Square, London (physician & surgeon), Herbert Basil Cahusac of Moor
Cottage, Berks. (esq.), The Reverend Keppel Garnier of Amner Cottage, King
Lynn, Norfolk (clerk), Henry Wilson Weekes of Brompton Barracks, Chatham
(Major in His Majesty's Army), George Cecil Whiteley of 1 Garden Court
Temple, London (Barrister at Law) and Arthur Edward Inight Mason of Oakwood,
Walton on Thames (esq.)). Also mentioned:
Jeanette Knight, Kathleen Edith Blackburn, George Burgess Short and Bessie
Keen. It has eight seals and
signatures, seven witness signatures and a revenue stamp. There are 10 1d postage stamps which have
signatures across them. Has been folded. |
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Cahill |
Cahusac |
Garnier |
Weekes |
Whiteley |
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A
three page vellum indenture with plan dated 27th April 1925 relating to
property in Tamworth Road, Croydon, Surrey. It is between Frederick Reynolds Docking of
18 Barclay Road (gent), James Roberson and Benjamin Francis Roberson (coach
builders). Also mentioned: Robert
Shelton and Thomas Rigby. It has three
seals and signatures, one witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Docking |
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1929 |
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A
two page agreement dated 6th August 1929 relating to 9 Chepstow Road, East Croydon
between Herbert John Ball of Langdon Weald, Silver Lane, Purley (merchant),
Josiah Arthur Jutsum of 20 Knole Road, Bexhill on Sea (gent.) and Henry
Claude Walker of 9 Chepstow Road, East Croydon (gent). All three parties have signed and there are
three witness signatures and a revenue stamp. |
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1850 |
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CAMBERWELL:
Conveyance of land in Crescent Place, Southampton Street, Camberwell, Surrey,
between John Rayley of Greenwich, Matthew Spray Rayley of Aldenham, William
Wood of Southwark, Thomas Absolon of Peckham, Painter and Grainer and Richard
Charles Absolon of Peckham, Painter and Grainer. Dated 28 November 1850 Property: Two
plots of land numbered 22 and 23 on Crescent Place in Camberwell. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Small area of water damage with
staining and small hole in vellum. Rest good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages.
Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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1827 |
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SUNNINGHILL:
A final concord from the court of Common Pleas, Westminster, relating to lands
in Sunninghill, Surrey, between Samuel Mumford, John Simkins, Thomas Simkins,
and Hannah his wife, George Simkins, Mary Simkins, James Oliver, Thomas
Rouse, and Louisa his wife and Thomas Luff, and Mary his wife. Dated 1827 in
the 8th year of the reign of King George IV Property: Twelve messuages, 3 barns,
6 stables, 20 outhouses, 12 curtilages, 12 gardens, 50 acres land, 20 acres
meadow, 20 acres pasture, with appurtenances in Sunninghill. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 40 cm |
Mumford |
Simkins |
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1949 |
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A
signed single-page agreement dated 20th October 1949. People mentioned: Norman Marshall Walker of
Wray Mill House, Reigate, Bernard Percy Walker of Sydney, New South Wales and
Henry Claude Walker of 9 Chepstow Road, East Croydon (dec.). |
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Letters
Patent for a grant to Lord William Howard, later first Baron Howard of
Effingham, of the manors of Little Bookham (Surrey), Kettleburgh, Polstead
(Suffolk) & elsewhere, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, written in a fine
chancery hand, fine large ink initial E with portrait of Edward VI enthroned,
upper line decorated with other initials and upper margin decorated with
royal arms, heraldic devices and a Tudor rose, ruled in red, a few holes at
folds slightly affecting text, some wear and obscuring of text along folds,
slightly soiled at edges, great seal appended (broken and preserved in a
linen bag), 435 x 712mm., 29th March 1553. Lord
William Howard, first Baron Howard of Effingham (1510?-73), lord deputy and governor
of Calais) mentioned in document), lord high admiral of England, lord
chamberlain and later, lord privy seal. Father of Charles Howard, second
Baron Howard of Effingham, Earl of Nottingham (1536-1624), Commander-in-chief
of the English forces against the Armada. |
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1886 |
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This
is a Victorian 2 page (24x30cm) handwritten indenture lease document for a
premises in Camberwell, Surrey. A butcher named James Goulding is selling a
lease of premises at 284 Camberwell road to another
butcher named Alfred Charles Lawrance of Lambeth Walk. The premises
presumably is a butcher's shop. The document is dated 18th January
1886 and is signed and red wax sealed by the two men. The antique item is in
good presentable condition. Everything is clear and legible complete with
Victorian duty stamps. |
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1876 |
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SOUTHWARK:
Lease of two warehouses in Southwark, Surrey, between Henry Goodwin of
Blackheath Hill, Gent and Stanford Henry Mountain of Hop and Malt Exchange,
Southwark, Hop Merchant. Nice coloured plan of property. Probably one of the
many hop storage warehouses in and around the Hop exchange in Southwark.
Dated 20 March 1876
Property: A piece of land on the North Side of Southwark Street
with 2 newly erected warehouses, with a gateway onto Great Guildford Street.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Area of mildew growth
eaten into the vellum with small loss of text. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
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1796 |
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LAMBETH:
A court baron document for the manor of John, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury,
Primate of All England, Lord of the manor of Lambeth, recording the surrender
and admission to copyhold lands being nos. 1-10 Mount Row, Lambeth, Surrey,
by Michael Bodell, John Taylor Lamb and Sarah Mary Van Yzendoorn. Dated 6
August 1796 Property:
A parcel of land in Lambeth Marsh in the parish of St Mary, Lambeth, whereon
are erected ten houses number 1-10, called Mount Row. The ground whereon
formerly stood a house called Mount House in the occupation of Elizabeth
Seaman. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature. Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 30 cm |
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Lamb |
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DENNINGTON:
Lease of premises in Dennington, Suffolk, between Sarah Davidson of St Mary
Islington, Widow, Joseph Davidson of London, Stationer, Samuel Sheppard of
Florver, and Ann his wife and Ann Cole or Chambers of St Saviours, Southwark,
Widow. Dated 14 March 1753 in the 26th year of the reign of King George II Property: A
capital house with buildings and lands in Dennington called by the names of
Home Close, Hemplands, Woods Meadows, Newlaid Piece, Neathouse Piece, Great
Close, Sandy Hill, Great Plowed Field, Oat Close Piece and Garden Meadow, all
of 40 acres. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 60 cm |
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indenture, land in Camberwell, Surrey with Plan An
indenture concerning the conveyance of land in Camberwell, Surrey. The
parties involved are the British Land Company limited on the first part and
Henry Lawrence, gent on the other part (further details regarding both
parties are given). Whereby the British Land Company sells the land to Henry
Lawrence for £100. The indenture notes that this piece of land was part of an
estate which was offered for sale by auction by Mr. Whittingham at the
Auction Mart London on 20/03/1860 and sold in 56 lots. The boundaries are
described in writing and enhanced by a detailing plan showing the streets of
Lyndhurst Grove and Denman Road together with measurements and an arrow
indicating north. The document goes on to give the legal obligations and
requirements of the parties involved. In addition there are two schedules.
The first notes previous relevant indentures dating from the following years
1796, 1813, 1853, 2 x 1856, 6 x 1857 and 1867 respectively. The second
schedule details 4 covenants that come with the purchase including not
building within 15 feet of the streets previously mentioned. On
one sheet of vellum measuring 2 feet 3 and a 1/2
inches by 1 foot 10 and a 1/2 inches, the vellum is in good condition but
with some wearing at the creases and some discolouration due to age. Nice
Calligraphy around the words This Indenture. At the foot of the document
there is the signature of Henry Lawrence and two ink stamps, one stating
'seal' and ther other being the mark of the British Land Company Limited. On
the side there is a blue ten shillings duty stamp with a piece of silver
attached and another ink stamp marked LONDON. There has been some crossing
out and underlining of words with pencil but all of the words are clearly
legible and easy to read in a beautiful handwritten script. |
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large indenture Lewisham Kent 4 sheets 8 seals with Map/Plan plus receipt for
Tithe rent charge. An
indenture concerning the sale of land at Hither Green, Lewisham, Kent.
Several persons are involved but essentially Henry Marshall (and others)
sells the land to William Robert Slaughter Gatley of Tilford near Farnham,
Surrey. Other persons involved include Richard Henry Marsh & Georgina his
wife, Henry Morden Edwards of Sheffield, Yorkshire, Charles Hutchinson
Edwards, Architect & Jane Louisa his wife and Elizabeth Ann Marsh, widow.
Further details regarding all of the persons involved are given. The land is
at Hither Green and contains in excess of 6 acres. Full boundaries are described
in writing with reference to owners of neighbouring property, which is
further enhanced by a map with measurements on it. One of the boundaries
given is that of the London and Tonbridge Direct Railway owned by the Eastern
Railway Company, the London, Dartford and Tunbridge Line. The document notes
the exchange of considerable sums of money which includes one payment of
£1025. The recites parts of several previous documents, including, an 1836
Will of Frances Chadwick, an 1850 indenture, an 1850 Will of Thomas Marsh, an
1861 indenture, an 1865 indenture, an 1866 indenture, 3 x 1867 court orders,
an 1868 court order and an 1868 indenture. Interestingly the document notes
that when the land was sold it was soon discovered to be bigger than first
thought so additional charges were added to the initial sale price. The
document goes on to give the legal obligations and requirements of the
various persons involved. Also attached to the document is a receipt for the
Redemption of Tithe Rent Charge dated 1898. Also there are 4 Memorandums
added later to the reverse of the manuscript dated 1896, 1898, 1899 and 1900,
which gives details about what happened to the land after the this indenture
of 1868 was made. On
4 sheets of vellum each measuring 2 feet 4 inches by 1 foot 10 and a 1/2
inches, the vellum is very good condition. Written in clear, beautiful
handwritten script throughout that is easy to read. There has
been several markings with pencil on the document but these could be removed
if desired. At the foot of the document there are 8 red wax seals each with a
signature with an additional 6 signatures on the reverse. There are 5 blue
duty stamps, 2 x five pound & ten shillings stamps and 3 x ten shillings
stamps all with a piece of silver attached. There are also 4 ink stamps
marked LONDON. The receipt regarding the Tithe rent charge is in two parts on
thin paper both measuring 8 inches by 4 and a 1/2
inches. There is also a 19th century one penny postage stamp adhered to it. |
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Original
Indenture Document 14/9/1861 John Fentiman to Miss Dardania Cooper
Counterpart Lease of 43 Oxford Terrace Fentiman Road Lambeth Surrey With
small plan V Good Condition |
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Original
Indenture Document 30/3/1742 Mr Gilbert, Mr Russell & Mr Snellings lease
to Sarah Hassell of the Black Lyon at Croydon for 21 years Good Condition |
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A
large vellum indenture with plan dated 19th December 1881 relating to 9 &
11 Arklow Road, Edward Street West, Deptford, Kent between William John
Evelyn of Wotton, Surrey (esq.), William Christian Glock of Deptford
(builder) and Edmund Barker Drake of 19 Seymour Street, St. Johns, Deptford
(house decorator). Has
two seals and signatures with two revenue stamps. It has witness and received signatures on
the reverse. Has been folded. |
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A
signed codicil to will dated 20th June 1898 for Harold Sandwith of 3 Albany
Mansions, Battersea Park, London (gentleman).
It is in an original solicitor's envelope. |
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A
signed will dated 8th September 1939 for Ena Mary Walker of Pilgrim Cottage,
Pilgrim's Way, Westhumble, Dorking, Surrey. It is in an original solicitor's envelope. |
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1949 |
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A
three pages document relating to the appointment of a trustee for the
settlement of Robert James Irving, Thomas Slack Strong and John Edward Vipond
between Thomas Strong of Carlisle (silicitor), Henry Davis Cavaghan of Gorse
bank, Enton Green, Godalming (silicitor) and John Hilldebrand Riddell Binning
of 53 Russell Square, London (solicitor).
Other names mentioned: Frances Ethel Strong. Has three seals
and signatures, three witness signatures and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
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This
is a Victorian handwritten indenture for a transfer of lease and business of
a shop premises dated 6th November 1882. A butcher named Christopher
Nunn-King is selling the lease and business at 284 Camberwell Road in Surrey
to a greengrocer named James Goulding. The two page (25x38cm) document has
been signed and red wax sealed by both men. The antique document complete
with Victorian duty stamp is in very good condition. |
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Lease
Dated 1818 Twenty One Year Lease At £50 per Annum House And Premises At
Peckham Rye In The County Of Surrey Between Stephen Peacock Thomas Peacock And William Peacock All Of
Salisbury Square In The City of London All gents And Henry Goldfinch Of Hythe
In the County Of Kent A Leuitenant Colonel In The Royal Engineers This Item
Is On Vellum Hand Written Waxed Seals |
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ANTIQUE DOCUMENTS Lambeth Surrey MYERS 1887- guaranteed original - from the
reign of Queen Victoria being 119 years old BEING THE abstract of title of
the surviving devisee in trust for the sale under the will of robert parris
to an undivided moity of a copyhold estate at LAMBETH SURREY WITH ASECOND
DOCUMENT GIVING DETAILS OF A COURT CASE BETWEEN CLARKE'S TRUSTEES TO MYERS IN
A CASE TO ADVISE THE PURCHASOR ON TITLE. PROERTY DETAILS FROM 1823 NICE OLD
FAMILY HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SOME DUSTING TO OUTER FACE -
SIZE 11 INS X 16 INS . ON 12 SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER
- MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK KINGSFORD 1885 |
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1st
April 1847 INDENTURE Thomas Briggs, Honest John Clese. Page size about
28inches by 24inches. Sease of two messes situate at Crydon Surrey. Has
Honest John Clese red wax seal of a figure of a man in British military
helmet, his fathers. Also Blue £1 stamp (with gold box). Indenture sold by
Richard Moulton Law stationer. Chancery Lane. Has blue paper stamp and black
and white stamp with V R. |
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8th
March 1881 INDENTURE The British Empire Mutual Life Inssurance Company(by direction of Mr W.Wright) to W.G. Windsor.
Counterpart lease of premises nos 8 to 9 Myrtle Terrace Landcroft Rd, East
Dulwich. Has two red H.M. land registry London stamp. With 1 red wax seal
next to signatures and 1 black and white stamp with DK VR. Red five shilling
stamp. |
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ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED Aldgate London BURR > RAWLINS 1733 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 274 YEARS OLD BEING THE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
FOR MESSUAGES WHAREHOUSES AND WHARFS SITUATE IN AND MAKING THE STREET CALLED
BURR STREET IN THE PARISH OF SAINT BUTOLPH IN ALDGATE IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX AND ALL THAT YARD KNOWN AS
KING HARRY'S YARD BETWEEN DANIEL BURR LATE OF THE PARISH OF SAINT GEORGE THE
MARTYR IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND NOW OF DEPTFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY
OF THE FIRST PART AND NATHANIEL GARLAND LATE OF LONDON AND NOW OF EPSOM IN
THE COUNTY OF SURREY ESQUIRE OF THE SECOND PART AND HENRY RAWLINS OF THE
PARISH OF SAINT BARTOLPH IN ALDGATE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX CITIZEN AND
AND TALLOW CHANDLER OF LONDON SIZES 29
INS X 26 INS - IN VERY FINE CONDITION COMPLETE AND READABLE THROUGHOUT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN
SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM - WAX SEALS - ORNATE ROYAL ARMS WITH LION AND UNICORN
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For
sale is an INDENTURE FOR MORTGAGE for Leashold premises at 3 PORTLAND PLACE,
LOWER ROAD, ROTHERHITHE, SURREY. DATED 19 NOVEMBER
1890 For Mr James K. McCollach to Mrs. M.J. Hodson James Knight McCollach-
late of 48 Dartmouth Terrace, New North Road Rotherhithe now of 1 Nusfield
Road Dulwich- Decorator to Mary Jane Hodson wife of John Hodson of Prospect
Villa BARLBY in EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. Made between Margaret Elliot,
Richard Elliot and Robert Elliot and Eliza Plumpin Elliot and James Knight
McCulloch 22-2-1867 |
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LONG
DITTON: Lease of a house in Long Ditton, Surrey, between John Flinn of
Carleton Terrace, North Brixton, and Charles Edward Fenton of Doctors Common,
London. Dated 13 November 1843 in the 7th year of the reign of Queen Victoria
Property: A house at Long Ditton with garden and outbuildings and paddock at
rear, on Long Ditton Lane. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70cm |
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VERY
RARE HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE MADE THE 28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY IN THE
THIRTY FIFTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LORD GEORGE THE THIRD
AGREEMNENT AND RELEASE WILLIAM ALDERSEY ESQ, LORD OF THE MANOR OF STOKE, OF
STOKE PARK, GUILDFORD, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY TO MR DAVID SCOTT AND OTHERS
LOVELY VIGNETTE OF KING GEORGE THE THIRD IN THE TOP LEFT CORNER ALSO HAS WAX
SEAL, EMBOSSED STAMP, ETC SIGNED AND DATED.....FEBRUARY 28TH, 1795 SIZE 24.4
X 18.4 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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DESCRIPTION
I have a very scarce, perhaps unique, Holy Bible published in 1762. It is THE
HOLY BIBLE CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS; NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE
ORIGINAL TONGUES, AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND
REVISED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES" The Holy
Bible. 2 volumes in 1. (Old and New Testaments) 2 engraved frontispieces and
2 additional titles. Illustrated throughout by 204 images (4 to a page) and 6
folding engraved maps. Volume Two Also has a Title Page Dated 1762. Complete
textually (pages unnumbered) and as far as I can see, in terms of the
illustrations. Nothing appears to be missing and with the additional
frontises and titles, the book appears to be a unique configuration. Certainly
no other copy in this configuration can be found. A copy of this book in 2
volumes is currently advertised at $18500 on ABE. BOOK DETAILS [Herbert
1143], 4to, Cambridge, Printed by Joseph Bentham Printer to the University;
Sold by Benjamin Dod, 1762. The
'standard' edition prepared by Dr. F.S. Paris, of Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge and H. Therold, fellow of Magdalene. In this Bible a serious
attempt was made to correct the text of King James’s version by amending the
spelling and punctuation, unifying and extending the use of italics, and
removing printers' errors. This book has marginal annotations, which had been
growing in some Bibles since 1660, although excluded from others, were
finally received into the place they have occupied ever since, sundry new
ones being added. Lloyd's dates and chronological notes were also adopted and
increased, and the marginal references were much enlarged." - Herbert. Apart
from its extreme foundational importance this is an extremely rare Bible;
according to Darlow and Moule ' . Copies are very
scarce; Only six (6) "FOLIO" two-volume Sets are said to have
survived a fire at Benjamin Dod's warehouse' (The Bookseller who had
exclusive rights to the whole printing). This however, is the Two Volume in 1
Quarto Printing but still exceptionally rare and scarce. EXTERNALLY:
The book is bound in contemporary panelled calf, slightly rubbed, and, oddly,
is jacketed in the remains of a vellum indenture, torn and soiled. This
concerns Anthony Brown (see below) and is probably 18th Century. This has not
been removed entirely as it is well stuck down so the front panel is hidden
beneath the vellum. However the rear part of the vellum has come away
revealing a very nice clean rear panel. The spine appears to be in good order
under the vellum with almost all the leather intact. The front panel from
observation with a torch seems to be in very good, if dusty, order and should
polish up as well as the rear panel. The leather edges are marked and through
to the board beneath in a few places but overall this book, once the vellum
is carefully removed should be a very respectable, clean and attractive copy.
The hinges are cracked but it is a sound tight copy for such a heavy book
weighing almost 5kg. INTERNALLY:
Foxed and browned in places more or less throughout, but only heavily
adjacent to a plate (this is very common). On the free endpapers and recto of
first frontispiece, are family notes. 2 ¾ pages in all. These notes date back
to 1796 and appear to be largely in one hand with the latest date about 1879
so they were clearly written up later. There are also a few added pencilled
inscriptions by way of addition or correction. The
images are complete and depict biblical scenes and mostly free of browning
and spotting. Where there is browning etc, it rarely encroaches on the
images. The
maps are creased and torn but all are complete and with a backing sheet, they
could easily be restored. Unfortunately they have been badly folded into this
very heavy book over the centuries and do really need to be removed,
reinforced and smoothed out and then reinserted. All of them are worth such
restoration. All are about 18x14 inches or 460x355mm. The
first map is `A map of the sacred Geography … (effectively the Holy Land.) ’
This has a tear of about 4 inches but is easily repairable and is clean
throughout. The
second map is `A map shewing Paradice …’ Again about a 3 inch tear and clean.
The
third map is of Jerusalem with 12 tableaux around it. Quite badly torn and
crumpled but complete. The
fourth map (in the second volume, the New Testament) is of the Holy Land and
Israel. A little crumpling and foxing but otherwise clean and restorable. The
fifth map is of the `Land of Canaan as travelled over by Jesus Christ.’ Again
crumpled and with a couple of tears but clean and complete. The
sixth and final map is `A Map shewing the most remarkable places to which the
Apostles Travel’d.’ (Includes also St Paul’s Travels). This
is the family bible of the BROWN family, of East London who were baptized at
St Magnus the Martyr, London and mostly buried at Norwood Cemetery. Numerous
genealogies on the flyleaves as follows: The
family which owned this bible were originaly called `Brown’ living in England
and the family history is outlined over the next 80 years or so. So the first
inscription reads: `Anthony and Elizabeth Brown married Monday the 25th July
1796 at the Parish Church of St John, Hackney (conceivably Barking?).
Elizabeth Brown died Thursday 31st January 1805 at 4 o’clock AM in the 31st
year of her age.’ It goes on to say she was buried at St Magnus the Martyr
Church, London Bridge. Her husband, Anthony, lived on to 15th May 1853 and
died at Clapham Rise (London) aged 73. He was buried at Norwood Cemetery. The
first daughter of the above union was Ann GOOD, (presumably her married name)
born 26th May 1798 and was christened at St Matthew Parish Church, Bethnal
Green. She died on 11th January 1870 and was buried at the family vault again
at Norwood Cemetery. The
second daughter was Elizabeth born 6th August 1800, baptised at St Magnus the
Martyr. She married on 4th September 1856 at St Marks, Kenngington, London to
Edward DALTON of Dunkirk House, Nailsworth, Glucestershire.
He, or perhaps Elizabeth appears to have died in
June 1875 and was buried in the family vault (not sure where). A
third child, a son was also born called Charles Anthony was born on 27 April
1802 and was also baptised at St Magnus the Martyr. He died on 22 April 1827
and was buried at the parish church of Swinnerton in the county of Stafford. Anthony
Brown who had been widowed in 1805 then appears to have married again to
Sarah CURLING. This was on 28 January 1806 at St George’s Church, Botolph
Lane, London. He is then listed as dying on 15 May 1853 aged 73. Buried at
Norwood cemetery. His
second wife, Sarah (above) died on 22 April 1858 aged 73 and was also buried
at Norwood. The
first child of this second marriage was Anthony, born 4th January 1807.
Baptised at Eastcheap by Rev John Clayton. He appears to have died on 21 January
1833 aged 26. Buried at St Magnus the Martyr. His body apars to have been
removed on 23 April 1853 at the direction of his father. The
second child of this second marriage was William, born 2nd February 1809. He
died aged 2. A
third child, Sarah was born but died within days. A
fourth child, William, was born on 2 October 1811. He married on 30 April
1840 at St Georges, Bloomsbury. His wife was Mary FRESHFIELD, daughter of
Frderick Benjamin Freshfield and Emma King. Mary Freshfield died on 4 June
1891 and was buried at Norwood. A
fifth child, Sarah was born 5th May 1814. She married 29th Aoril 1841 to
George Frederick WHITE, son of John Bazley and Henrietta White. One of these
died on 3 May 1879 and was buried at Brompton Cemetery. There
was a sixth child, Mary, born 11 March 1816. She died aged 11 and her remains
were also removed from St Magnus and taken to the family vault at Norwood. THAT
CONCLUDES THE HISTORY OF THE OWNERS OF THIS FAMILY BIBLE. HOWEVER IN
ADDITION, THERE IS PART OF A BURIAL FORM RELATING TO THOMAS WAGHORN OF
NEWINGTON BUTTS. HE WAS BURIED ON FEBRUARY 21, 1814 AGED 89. |
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An
Indenture of Lease dated the 25th June 1880 on parchment made Between Charles
John Phillips of Mortlake in the County of Surrey Esquire of the one part and
Edward Burke of The Kings Head Twickenham in the County of Surrey of the
other part The Deed Demised unto the said Edward Burke All the premises
consisting of The Public House messuages outhouses stables gardens and other
Buildings together known as 'The Kings Head' situate at the corner of the
High Street and Water lane Twickenham in the County of Surrey. The Deed
consists of 2 Indentures in excellent condition. The Document measures 27 inches by 22
inches and is signed. The Document has
3 wax seals and has a plan in the margin on the main Deed. |
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An
Indenture of Conveyance dated the 9th day of October 1878 made Between The
British Land Company Limited of 25 Moorgate London of the first part John
GatesLand Collier of the BankHouse
Godalming Surrey Bank Manager of the Second part Charles Gideon Jeffries of 1
Denmark Villas Myddleton Road Hornsey Builder of the third part and George
Saunders of 8 Eastfield Road Commercial Clerk of the fourth part The premises
situate in Eastfield Road Hornsey London became vested in the said George
Saunders in fee simple The Deed is in excellent condition and measures 28
inches by 22 inches. The Deed is
stamped with the British Land Company authentication stamp and is signed by
all parties. The land is identified by
a plan in the margin |
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1876 |
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VERY
RARE 1876 HAND WRITTEN VELLOM INDENTURE MORTGAGE N0. 6 THE CRESCENT, CLAPHAM
IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY BETWEEN ADRIAN PERCY HAMMON AND JOHN DENNETT POTTER
BOTH OF LONDON COMPLETE WITH WAX SEALS, EMBOSSED BLUE TAX STAMP, RED STAMPS -
ALSO HAS ONE PENNY LILAC INLAND REVENUE STAMP SIGNED AND DATED.....APRIL
13TH, 1876 SIZE 27 X 22 INCHES NORMAL
FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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VERY
RARE HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE MADE THE 8TH DAY OF MAY IN THE TWENTIETH
YEAR OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LORD GEORGE THE THIRD 1780 LEASE
BETWEEN........S.SKURRAY? OF GUILDFORD, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY AND SIR
FLETCHER NORTON, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS (MP FOR GUILDFORD) LOVELY
VIGNETTE IN THE TOP LEFT CORNER ALSO HAS WAX SEAL & EMBOSSED BLUE TAX
STAMP SIGNED AND DATED.....8TH MAY, 1780 SIZE 24.4 X 18.4 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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Indenture
dated 1829 5 pages Settlement On the marriage Of Edward Jefferson Whittaker
Of Southwark in the county of Surrey A chemist And Mary Knight Of Wittersham in
the county of Kent A (spinster) William Knight Of Wittersham in the said
county A Grazier Benjamin Hopkinson Of Red Lion Sq in the county of Middlesex
A Gent This item is on vellum Hand written 11 Waxed seals |
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1839 |
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Indenture
dated 1839 Licence To All Christian People Lease House and garden In
Rolvenden From the Dean And Chapter Of Rochchester Cathedral in the county of
Kent To George Jewhurst of Lingfield in the county Surrey A Yeoman This item
is on vellum Hand written Chapter seal of Rochester Cathedral |
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THE
BLACK LYON INNE A genuine Ancient Document written in 1742 A SUPERB
MANUSCRIPT WITH THE RED WAX SEAL STAMPED ONTO A CLOTH TAG PLUS TRIPLE STAMPED
BLUE REVENUE STAMP INCORPORATING THE SILVER STRIP This document was
handwritten in English in 1742 in sepia ink with a quill pen on vellum (calf
skin). The manuscript is huge, measuring 80cm x 55cm. The text is written in
a clear hand and despite some fading down the folds is 99% decipherable. A
superb and interesting document from the time of King George II. PRIMARILY
THE DOCUMENT CONCERNS THE LEASE OF THE INNE KNOWN AS THE BLACK LYON BETWEEN
THE THREE OWNERS TO SARAH HASSELL (widow) BUT THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHER NAMES
ON THE DOCUMENT The
document starts :- " This Indenture made the
Thirtieth day of March in the Fifteenth year of the Reign of our Soveraign
Lord George the Second....." "......Lease
Lett and to Farm Lett unto the said Sarah Hassell All That Messuage or
Tenament and Inne called or known by the Name or sign of the Black Lyon
situate standing and being in or near the Butcher Row of the Town of
Croydon......" It goes on to
mention much much more including shops, Rooms, Cellars, Sollors Yards,
slaughter houses, Stables, Buildings, Easments, paths, passages, sinks,
privys....... THERE IS MORE BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING ON THE
BACK. ONE AREA IS FOR THE WITNESSES SIGNATURES, THE OTHER IS THAT WHICH IS
SHOWN IN PHOTOGRAPH No. 4 WHICH READS :- Counterpart
Of Mr Gilbert Mr Russell
and Mr Snelling their Lease
to Sarah Hassell Of
the Black Lyon at Croydon for, 21, Years from Lady Day 1742 Date 30th
March 1742 Rent : £18 15/- p anum |
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1902 |
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Antique
Indenture dated the 2nd of January 1902. This 4 page document is in the most
part typed and deals with a lease relating to number 6 Willhelmina Villas, St
James's Rd, Croydon in Surrey for the sum of £6 per year! The document
concerns a Charles Joseph BENTLEY of London, a Robert STRONG of West Croydon
and a Minnie LINDFIELD of St James's Rd. There is a fine drwaing (in colour)
of the relevant plots of land that the document concerns. The document is in
very good condition and perfectly readable. |
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1890 |
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Probate
dated 1890 The will and codicil Charles Henry Rogers Harrison Of Vine House
No 55 Stockwell Road in the county of Surrey A Surgeon I bequeath all of my real
personal property estate and effects To My two daughters Emma Ann Rogers
Trimmer the wife of George Trimmer Florence Sharlotte Anna Harrison This item
is on vellum Hand written Probate seal |
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1899 |
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1899
HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE BETWEEN SAMUEL HAZELL OF REGENTS
PARK LONDON AND THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY FOR FREEHOLD PREMISES KNOWN
AS... N0. 14 CRESCENT GROVE, CLAPHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY COMPLETE WITH
MAP / PLAN, WAX SEAL, EMBOSSED STAMPS SIGNED AND DATED.....1ST MAY, 1899 SIZE
28 X 21 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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691 |
1879 |
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An
Indenture of Lease dated the 5th day of November 1879 of the 'Kings Head'
Twickenham Middlesex made between Jane Tapps of 3 Mountfield Villas Henley on
Thames Oxfordshire of the one part and Charles John Phillips of Mortlake in
the County of Surrey Brewer of the other part The Document is on 2 parchment
pieces and is in excellent condition (except for a slight hole the size of a pin prick on one of
the seams) and which Leases the premises for 42 years to Charles John
Phillips. The Indenture measures 27 inches
by 22 inches. It has a wax seal at the
foot and is signed by Charles John Phillips |
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692 |
1880,
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This
is an antique
handwritten indenture from the 1880's, for a lease on a shop
and premises in the high street of Camberwell in Surrey. The Victorian
document of four pages (24cmx38cm) is actually made up of two separate
contracts. The
first contract dated 4th March 1880, is a gentleman named Thomas Steggall
Burcham, from York House on the Isle of Wight, leasing the shop at 284
Camberwell road to a lady Draper named Frances
Stevenson. Thomas Burcham has signed and red waxed sealed this contract. At
the back of this document is a later contract dated 12th August 1881. This is
a contract where Mrs Frances Stevenson transfers the lease of the same shop
in Camberwell to a butcher named Christopher Nunn-King. Both parties have
signed and red wax sealed this contract. The
antique document with Victorian duty stamps is in a used but good condition.
There is splitting on the foldmarks but no text is affected and the item is
in a good presentable condition. |
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1882 |
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This
is an 1882 Lease Indenture for 81 Denmark Hill in the county of Surrey from
Mrs Emily Curtis to Mr.H.J.Brashier term of 80 years. The indenture has a wax
signed seal and has two , one shilling stamps and a ten shilling stamp, there
is also a small map of the property drawn on it aswell This document is in very good condition for
its age and measures 28"x22" |
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1882 |
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This
is an 1882 Counterpart Lease Indenture from Mrs Emily Curtis to
Mr.H.J.Brashier for a rent of £17 commences 24th June 1881 for 80 years The
indenture is signed and sealed and has a five shilling stamp on it This
document is in mint condition for its age and measures 28"x22" |
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695 |
1886-1897 |
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4
PAGE HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE THIS UNUSUALLY INCLUDES 4 INDENTURES ON THE ONE DOCUMENT INCLUDING.....MORTGAGE BETWEEN ARTHUR HUMPHREY
BOWLES OF TEMPLE COURT, GUILDFORD IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY (THE MORTGAGOR)
AND EMILY AGNITA BOWLES AND ELEANER
SOPHIA BOWLES OF WONERSH IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, SPINSTERS (THE MORTGAGEES)
WHEREAS THE MORTGAGOR IS ENTITLED TO A POLOCY OF ASSURANCE ON HIS OWN LIFE IN
THE HAND IN HAND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY SIGNED BY ARTHUR H. BOWLES AND
DATED.....15TH FEBRUARY, 1886 PLUS + PLUS MORTGAGE; DATED.....24TH APRIL,
1888 A TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE; DATED.....19TH SEPTEMBER, 1890 INDENTURE;
DATED.....MARCH, 1897 SIZE 16.4 X 10.6 INCHES (PER PAGE) OTHER SIGNATURES ON
INDENTURE INCLUDE.....WILLIAM HENRY BOWLES, ELEANER SOPHIA BOWLES, CHARLES E
BOWLES ++++ 5 SEALS AND 5 REVENUE STAMPS NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
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696 |
1883 |
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Indenture
dated 1883 Mortgage 18 cottages in Tenterden Kent Situated in St Michaels
Tenterden To secure £500 and interest at 5 per cent Between Philip Newnham Of
Tenterden in the county of Kent A Solicitors Clerk And Martha Miller Of South Norwood in the
county of Surrey A widow This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seal |
Newnham |
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697 |
1876 |
1589 |
Lease
of two warehouses in Southwark, |
Goodwin |
Mountain |
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698 |
1882 |
1588 |
Counterpart
lease of Millbrook Cottage, Chobham, |
Cox |
Still |
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699 |
1838 |
1586 |
Assignment
of 88 Great Guildford Street, Southwark, Surrey, between James Potter of Park
Street, Southwark, Gent, Joseph Rideal of Union Street, Southwark, Wine
Merchant and John Lascelles of Great Guildford Street, Southwark, Cooper and
Stave Merchant. A house in |
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700 |
1874 |
1527 |
Conveyance
of a house at Long Ditton, |
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701 |
1827 |
1433 |
A
final concord from the court of Common Pleas, |
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Mumford |
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702 |
1853 |
1392 |
Mortgage
of land in Long Ditton, |
Flinn |
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703 |
1896 |
1338 |
Lease
of a house in |
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704 |
1843 |
1070 |
Lease
of a house in Long Ditton, |
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Flinn |
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An
extract from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury for the last
will and testament of Daniel Smith the younger late of Cooling (Cowling),
Suffolk, dated 4th day of August 1653. Signed by the Deputy Registrar.
<p>This is an early 18th Century copy of the register. Lands and houses
in the parish of St Saviours in Southwark, Surrey, and in Dennington and
Framlingham, Suffolk. |
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706 |
1895 |
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Lease
of houses in Borough Road and Lancaster Street, Southwark, Surrey, between
The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London, Peter Boswell,
George Boswell, and Walter Boswell of Southwark, coach ironmongers. Very nice
coloured Plan of property Nos 31 and 32 on the North side of Borough Road,
and nos 67 and 68 on the East side of Lancaster Street in the parish of Saint
George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey.
Also 36 Borough Road. |
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1852 |
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Mortgate
of a house in Long Ditton, Surrey, between Thomas Valentine Flinn of Rings
Row, Walworth, painter and Robert Lindsay of Georges Place, Old Street Road,
Middlesex, baker. All that messuage or
tenement near the wharf at Long Ditton adjoining to Russett Lane, now in the
occupation of William Lee. |
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