Warwickshire 301-400
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Warwickshire 201-300 |
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ID |
Date |
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Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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301 |
1903 |
ebay |
Conveyance
Dated 8th June 1903 for a piece of freehold land situate in Imperial Road Bordesley Green in the Parish of Aston, Birmingham. The
Parties concerned are Mr Arthur Pritchard (agent) of the City of Birmingham
of the one part and Mr Robert Suttle (agent) of Bordesley Green in the City of Birmingham of the other.
The document consists of a single page which contains two red wax seals
together with two signatures. The schedule hereinbefore referred to commences
28th April 1876. There is a coloured diagram of property. |
Pritchard |
Suttle |
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302 |
1756 |
ebay |
A
vellum indenture for the sale of land in Himbleton,
Worcestershire, between Joseph Bellamy of Birmingham, upholster and Ann his wife, and Samuel
Nott of the parish of St Nicholas in the city of Worcester, clerk. Relates to
the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Christ and the blessed Mary
Virgin of Worcester, Lord of the Manor of Himbleton.
Dated the 8th day of December in the 30th year of the reign of King George II
[1756] Property: A messuage and tenement called Bealow; a messuage called
Edmunds; one called Lowyards of 6 acres; one sellion of land at Rudding; one
acre called Goldacres; Shutt
Furlong; one cottage and 8 acres called Hullins,
all withn the manor of Himbleton.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Light Patchy browning
and seals missing. Revenue stamps have been cut out of vellum, but vellum
repaired with very slight loss of text. Characteristics: Signatures. Document
size (approx.): 65 by 75 cm. |
Bellamy |
Nott |
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303 |
1880 |
ebay |
A large
13 page abstract of title dated 1880 for property in Jeane's
Close, Baddesley Ensor. People mentioned: Thomas Shilton (publican, died 12/9/1866), The Revd. Thomas James ??? Gardner, John Jones 1854: Sophia Hutchins of Atherstone (spinster), William Jordan Chapman (yeoman) +
Anna Maria his wife (nee Wheatley), Joseph Woodroffe
of Atherstone (attorneys clerk), William Wheatley
the elder, John Ross of Polesworth (grocer), Kibins Gilbert of Atherstone
(baker) 1837: Samuel Wheatley Wood,
Thomas Wheatley, William Wheatley the younger, Stafford Stratton Baxter 1852: Anthony Sproule,
Samuel John Goodwin Mallabey, Emma Wheatley (wife
of Thomas) 1866: Sarah Ball (niece of
Thomas Shilton, died 3/5/1880), Reuben Croxley
(went to live in Australia) and G. Atkins.
Has been folded and the cover is grubby. |
Shilton |
Gardner |
Jones |
Hutchins |
Chapman |
Wheatley |
Woodroffe |
Ross |
Gilbert |
Wood |
Baxter |
etc |
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304 |
1876 |
ebay |
A
Marriage Licence dated 18th November 1876 for the marriage of Joseph Chetwynd of Baddesley Ensor and
Mary Ann Ross to take place at the Independent Chapel, North Street, Atherstone. Has been folded. |
Chetwynd |
Ross |
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305 |
1733 |
ebay |
A
really old indenture in the reign of George the Second, relating to a house
(or houfe as in the script) and garden in Stratford
upon Avon dated 15th October 1733, the property of 'Champney's
and wife' (Elizabeth and John). £12 changed hands. This is a little over a
hundred years after Shakespeare's death and Stratford would not have been
much changed in that period. The language is archaic and difficult to
understand especially with the s's being written f.
This on yellowing parchment paper with seals by each of the Champneys' names (Elizabeth has a mark, not a signature
as she obviously was illiterate) at the bottom, in very good condition. In
some places Champneys appears to be written Champnoys - spelling was a little haphazard in those
days, particulary with surnames. Measures approx 27
x 16 inches. Also mentions Joseph Broom |
Champneys |
Broom |
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306 |
1830 |
ebay |
Indenture.
A Deed of Release of property from a will (in Rother Market,
Stratford-upon-Avon) between Elizabeth TAPLIN, widow of Stratford, Walter
Charles PHILLIPS, Cordwainer*, George JAKEMAN of
Warwick, carrier and John BIDDLE, Cordwainer. I am
not quite clear what it is all about but they have something to do with the
will of Charles STEVENS, late of Stratford, a tailor. On heavy parchment and
in good condition. Dated 17th June 1830 There are four small seals at the bottom. *A cordwainer was a shoemaker. |
Taplin |
Phillips |
Jakeman |
Biddle |
Stevens |
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307 |
1876 |
ebay |
A deed
of Conveyance of 13 Rother Market, Stratford upon Avon. Elijah JAMES to Henry
COOMBS. Dated 15th September 1876. In very good condition on heavy parchment.
There are two nice small seals at the bottom. |
James |
Coombs |
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308 |
1876 |
ebay |
This is
a magnificent two page indenture on heavy parchment paper. The very large
seal of the building society is particularly fine It is a Mortgage agreement,
dated 26th September 1876 between Mr. Henry COOMBS and the Warwick and
Warwickshire Benefit Building Society. Henry Coombs is described as an
Inspector of Nuisances and he took the mortgage out on 13 Rother Street,
Stratford-upon-Avon, for £190. |
Coombs |
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309 |
1850 |
ebay |
INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Marton Warwickshire STEANE >
BOLTON 1850 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 156
YEARS OLD BETWEEN SIMON STEANE OF BIRBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK BUTCHER
AND ELIZABETH STEANE OF MARTON IN THE SAME COUNTY OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD
HARPER OF SOUTHAM IN THE SAME COUNTY GENTLEMAN AND WILLIAM MEDDOMS OF NAPTON
ON THE HILL IN THE SAID COUNTY FARMER OF THE SECOND PART AND ANN BOLTON OF
PRIORS MARSTON OF THE THIRD PART. WITH SECOND INDENTURE TO REVERSE AND
DETAILS ON THE DEATH OF WILLIAM MEDDOMS FROM NAPTON. BEING THE MORTGAGE IN
FEE OF FIVE SEVENTH PARTS OR SHARES OF OR IN SEVERN MESSUAGES AND A CLOSE OF
LAND AND OTHER HEREDITAMENTS AT MARTON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK. SIZES 25 INS
X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Steane |
Harper |
Meddoms |
Bolton |
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310 |
1809 |
ebay |
An
invoice and letter in one dated 25th September 1809 from Theodore &
Philemon Price, Kingston Iron Wharf, Birmingham. It has been folded to be used as an
envelope and is addressed to Messrs. French, Ironmongers, Buckingham. Has damage where the seal has been broken
open. |
Price |
French |
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311 |
1764 |
ebay |
A
vellum indenture regarding the release of a property in Bungay,
Suffolk, between Susanna Ellis of Bungay, widow,
and Bartholomew Fox of Clifton, Warwickshire, clerk. Dated 22 October 1764 in
the 4th year of the reign of George III Property: A house, lands, furniture
and contents situate in Bungay. Medium: Handwritten
in English on vellum. Condition: Some creasing and rubbed text in folds.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 70 by 60 cm |
Ellis |
Fox |
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312 |
1656,
1658 |
Bloomsbury
26 Jan 06 |
71 |
Cromwell
(Oliver, Lord Protector, 1599-1658) Writ in the name of Oliver Cromwell, to
the Sheriff of Warwickshire, to produce Francis Billinge,
haberdasher, and Thomas Billinge, gentleman, at the
Court of Common Bench to answer a claim for debt, 29 x 309mm., 25th June 1656
§ Cromwell (Richard, Lord Protector, 1626-1712) 2 writs in the name of
Richard Cromwell, to the Sheriffs of Northamptonshire and Warwickshire,
relating to Mary Bryan of Great Billinge,
Northants, they are to produce her before the Justices of the Common Bench to
answer an unpaid debt Thomas Willoughby, late Sheriff of Warwickshire, 52 x
296mm. & 39 x 276mm., both 6th November 1658, manuscripts on vellum,
folds, browned (3) |
Billinge |
Bryan |
Willoughby |
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313 |
1789 |
ebay |
A large
two page vellum indenture dated 21st September 1789 relating to property
known as Greenwood Gardens/Orchard or Colletts
Gardens/Orchard in St. Philips, Birmingham.
Also mentioned are Queen Street and Pinfold Street. It is between John Lewis of Birmingham
(builder) and Charles Fairfax of Birmingham (chaser). It cites lots of earlier indentures with
the following names mentioned: 1773 Henrietta Inge
(widow of Theodore William Inge of Thorpe
Constantine, Staffordshire, Esq.), William Inge of Thrope Constantine (esq.),
Thomas Greenwood, William Collett (dec.), Govenors of the Free
Grammar School of King Edward VI, William Ryland of Birmingham (plater), John Parby of
Birmingham (file maker) 1774 Willaim Ruston of
Birmingham (bricklayer), 1779 Sarah alford of
Aston, James Murry (mercer & draper) +
Elizabeth his wife, William Norris of Birmingham (brass founder), Charles
Hassall (perukemaker) 1782 Elizabeth Grove of
Birmingham (widow), 1786 Joseph Roper of Birmingham (plater)
+ more. It has one seal and signature
with a revenue stamp on each page.
There are witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Lewis |
Fairfax |
Inge |
Greenwood |
Collett |
Ryland |
Parby |
Ruston |
Alford |
Murry |
Norris |
etc |
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314 |
1739 |
ebay |
A one
page vellum document: "The is the final Agreement made in the Court of
Sovereign Lord the King at Westminster...". It relates to two messuages
in Birmingham. It is between William clifton (gent.) and John Howse
+ Rhoda his wife. Also mentioned are:
John willis, Alexander Denton, John fortescue and William Fortescue
(Justices). It has written on the
back: "Delivered and Proclaimed according to the form of the Statute". Has been folded. |
Clifton |
Howse |
Willis |
Denton |
Fortescue |
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315 |
1863 |
ebay |
INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Birmingham Warwick TWIST > SIMCOX 1863 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 143 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN
TWIST OF GARRISON LANE IN THE BOROUGH OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
FARMER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS SIMCOX OF WATERLOO STREET IN THE BOROUGH OF
BIRMINGHAM GENTLEMAN OF THE OTHER PART. SECOND INDENTURE OF ASSIGNMENT TO
REVERSE. BEING THE DEMISE BY WA OF MORTGAGE OF A PIECE OF LAND MESSUAGES AND
PREMISES IN THE GARRISON LANE BORDESLEY BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK . SIZES 29
INS X 26 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Twist |
Simcox |
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316 |
1793 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
DEED Napton Warwickshire PALMER > NEWCOMB 1793
guaranteed original - FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE III - 155 YEARS OLD BEING
THE ATTESTED COPY MADE IN 1793 OF THE INDENTURE MADE ON TH E19 JANUARY 1792
BETWEEN JOHN PALMER OF MAXTOCKLE IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN OF THE
ONE PART AND JOHN NEWCOMBE OF SOUTHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLE MAN
OF THE OTHER PART.. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT SITUATE
IN NAPTON UPON THE HILL IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK AND SIX CLOSES IN NAPTON
KNOWN BY THE NAMES OF CHRCH LEYS, NEAR HOWCOMB, FAR HOWCOMB, HADAKIN LEYS,
WELL PIECE AND THE PLANTATION SIZE 12 INS X 16 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION ~
- ON FOUR SHEETS OF HANDMADE DURHAM AND SONS BRITANIA MANUFACTURERS
WATERMARKED PAPER |
Palmer |
Newcombe |
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317 |
1776 |
ebay |
STONDON,
DENHAM, HARLOW: A ten page copy of an indenture originally made 19 June 1739,
conveying lands in Stondon, Hertfordshire, Denham
in Buckinghamshire and Harlow in Essex, between Elizabeth Bird late of St
Ann's Soho, London, now of Birmingham, spinster, daughter of the late Robert
Bird of London, three sisters of Abigail Lilley of St Paul Covent Garden, and
Jane Bird of St Andrew, Holbourn. Dated 4 May 1776
in the 16th year of the reign of George III Property: The manor of Young's in
Stondon with many named farms and tenements. The
manor of Marshalls and Soots in Hertfordshire. A
wood or coppice called Broad Spring in Denham. Also a close in Harlow called
Edward Bandell's Close, with many other named
properties in Harlow. Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition:
Very good. Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 32 cm |
Bird |
Lilley |
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318 |
1786 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
Bond DOCUMENT Harbury Warwick BICKLEY 1786.
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 220 YEARS OLD BEING
THE BOND TO PAY BETWEEN WILLIAM BICKLEY OF HARBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
YEOMAN TO RICHARD TAYLOR OF RADFRD SEMELY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF WARWICK
INNHOLDER IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS TWO IMPRESSED REVENUE
STAMPS. SIZE 15 INS X 12 INS SEAL DETATCHED WITH PAPER LOSS BUT DOCUMENT TEXT
AND SIGNATURE COMPLETE,. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PAPER WATER MARK OF 'GR' IN CROWN SHIELD IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION |
Bickley |
Taylor |
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319 |
1838 |
ebay |
This is
a large 28
inches x 24 inches hand written document, being a Lease of Land at Great
Francis Street, Aston, Birmingham. Parties involved are William Harding Esq and
Joseph Hawkesford. It is a 99 year lease
from 1838 to 1937. All seals and stamps intact ,
with the signature of Mr. Harding and a map of the land in question. All in
good legible condition. |
Harding |
Hawkesford |
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320 |
1913 |
ebay |
This is
a 4-page hand-written Apprentice indenture dated 1913, for a lad joining a
firm in which his father is also a director. Parties involved are William
Parrott and Roland Antrobus of Newhall St.
Birmingham, also Walter Henry Suckling the father of the prospective
apprentice Walter Scofield Suckling. Sealed and
signed by the above and in excellent condition. |
Parrott |
Antrobus |
Suckling |
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321 |
1888 |
ebay |
This is
a 22 x 26inch Vellum hand written Mortgage indenture for leasehold land in
Great Francis Street, Aston, Birmingham in 1888.
Parties involved are Mr. George Barr,Mr.
Joseph Nicklin,Mr.Charles Wivell.
All seals,signatures and stamps are intact and in
excellent legible condition overall |
Barr |
Nicklin |
Wivell |
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322 |
1925 |
ebay |
This is
a 8.5 x 10.25 inch 6-page vellum indenture for the Assignment of leasehold messuages,land hereditaments and premises, Great Francis Street,
Birmingham in 1925. Parties involved are Gertrude Marianne Reeves,Arthur Percy Reeves and
John Clements. All stamps(2) Seals(3) and signatures
are intact. The whole is in very good legible condition overall |
Reeves |
Clements |
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323 |
1890 |
ebay |
1890
This is a 20 x 26 inch vellum indenture for the Mortgage and Transfer of
mortgage of land at Great Francis ST. BIRMINGHAM. This is a very complicated
document involving mainly three parties, William Reeves, William Morgan and
Henry Morgan. Nine seals and eight stamps are attached! The whole document is
intact and in very good legible condition.
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Reeves |
Morgan |
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324 |
1871 |
ebay |
This is
a 22 x 26 inch vellum indenture for the assignment of leasehold land at Great
Francis ST. BIRMINGHAM. The parties involved are Mr. David Bau and Mr. George Bau. The whole
document is intact and in very good legible condition |
Bau |
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325 |
1875 |
ebay |
1875
This is a 22 x 26 inch vellum indenture for the assignment of leasehold land
at Great Francis ST. BIRMINGHAM. The parties involved are Mr. Charles Wivell and Mr. George Bau. The
whole document is intact and in very good legible condition |
Wivell |
Bau |
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326 |
1888 |
ebay |
1888
This is a 22 x 27 inch vellum indenture for the assignment of leasehold land
at Great Francis ST. BIRMINGHAM. The parties involved are Mr. Charles Wivell and Mr. William Reeves The whole document is
intact and in very good legible condition |
Wivell |
Reeves |
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327 |
1901 |
ebay |
thank you certificate to :Mrs B
Parsons thanking her for exhibiting ath Birmingham
industrial Polytechnic Exhibition of 1901. The lord mayor at the time was
Alderman S Edwards JP The Chairman Was J Millington General Manager Was Henry
W Pearson Secretary Was Arthur Eades. This
Certificate was given on November 2nd 1901. There is slight damage around the
edge where it has been mounted and framed in the past and a couple of minor
marks or other wise in good order and readable It
Measures 8"x6 1/2" |
Parsons |
Edwards |
Millington |
Pearson |
Eades |
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328 |
1777 |
ebay |
A large
three page vellum indenture dated 20th January 1777 relating to property in
Pinfold Street, Birmingham. It is
between Sarah Walford of Deretend,
Aston (spinster), John Lewis of Birmingham, Charles Hassall of Birmingham (perukemaker), James Murray of Birmingham (mercer and draper)
+ Elizabeth his wife, William Norris of Birmingham (brass founder). Earlier indentures are cited with following
names mentioned: hannah Godfree
of Birmingham (widow, dec.), 1773 Henrietta Inge
(widow of Theodore William Inge of Thorpe
Constantine, Staffordshire, Esq.), William Inge,
Thomas Greenwood, William Collett, William Ryland,
John Darby + more. It has six seals, 4
signatures with a revenue stamp on each page.
There are witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Walford |
Lewis |
Hassall |
Murray |
Norris |
Godfree |
Inge |
Greenwood |
Collett |
Ryland |
Darby |
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329 |
1804 |
ebay |
A large
vellum indenture with plan dated 3rd January 1804 relating to property in
Bell Street, Birmingham between William Phillips Inge
of Thorpe Constantine, Staffordshire (esq.) and
William Lane of Birmingham (dealer in iron).
An earlier indenture of 1798 is cited with the following names
mentioned: The Right Hon. John Stewart Earl of Galloway, The Right Hon.
Elizabeth Euphemia Stewart (daughter of John, Earl
of Gallow, now wife of William Phillips Inge), The Right Hon. Sir Archibald Mackdonald
(knight, Lord Chief Baron of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer), The Rev.
Spencer Madan the younger (clerk), The Right Hon.
George Stewart (Lord Garles, edlest
son of John, Earl of Galloway), William Charles Madan
(esq.), The Right Hon. Spencer Stanley Chichester
and The Rev. John Balteridge Pearsod
(clerk). Also mentions John
Cartwright, Richard Evans and Joseph Ryley. Has one seal and signature with 3 revenue
stamps. There is a witness siganture on the reverse.
Has been folded. |
Inge |
Lane |
Stewart |
Mackdonald |
Madan |
Chichester |
Pearsod |
Cartwright |
Evans |
Ryley |
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330 |
1746 |
ebay |
A one
page vellum document: "The is the final Agreement made in the Court of
Sovereign Lord the King at Westminster...". It relates to seven messuages
and a shop in Birmingham for £200. It
is between William Smith and Thomas Simpson + Mary his wife. Also mentioned are: John Willis, John Fortescue Aland, Thomas Anins
and Thomas Burnett (Justices). Has
been folded. |
Smith |
Simpson |
Willis |
Aland |
Anins |
Burnett |
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331 |
1890 |
ebay |
INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Birmingham LONGHURST > HENNINGHAM 1890 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 116 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN
ANDERTON OF SUFFOLK STREET IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM MANUFACTURER OF THE
FIRST PART THE REVEREND CALEB MAR LONGHURST OF FAIR MOUNT GILLOTTS ROAD
EDGBASTON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK MINISTER OF THE SECOND PART AND ANN MARIA
HENNINGHAM OF REW STREET IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM OF THE THIRD PART. BEING
THE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASHOLD LAND MESSUAGES AND PREMISES SITUATE IN STRATFORD
STREET BORDESLEY IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. SIZES 10.5 INS X 8.5 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON FIVE SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
Anderton |
Longhurst |
Henningham |
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332 |
1805 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
indenture DOCUMENT Birmingham TAYLOR > RUSSELL 1805 guaranteed original -
from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 201 YEARS OLD INDENTURE BETWEEN JOHN
TAYLOR, SAMPSON LLOYD AND CHARLES LLOYD OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
WARWICK OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM RUSSELL OF BIRMINGHAM OF THE OTHER PART
FOR LAND IN CAMDEN STREET BIRMINGHAM. IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP. HANDWRITTEN
ATTESTED COPY MAID IN 1813. SIZES 17 INS X 13 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
STORAGE WEAR TO EDGES IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER
WITH MANUFACTURES WATERMARK OF 1808 NO SEAL |
Taylor |
Lloyd |
Russell |
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333 |
1898 |
ebay |
A 29
page bound copy of a lease indenture dated 23rd September 1898 with two
maps. It is between Lt. Gen. Sir
Edward Newdigate Newdegate
of Arbury, Warwickshire, Charles John Rowley of Holmesland Bosley, Southampton
(an Admiral in the Royal Navy) and Walter Vaugham
of The Griff Granite Quarry, Nuneaton. Also mentioned are Charles Newdigate Newdegate of Arbury (esq., dec.), Sir Windham charles
James Garmichael Anstruther. There are lots of conditions attached to
the lease. Cover is a bit grubby and one map is a bit battered down one edge. |
Newdegate |
Rowley |
Vaugham |
Anstruther |
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334 |
1841 |
ebay |
large
Indenture manuscript that concerns some occupants of Nechells
Green in the Parish of Aston.This indenture is
fixed to another large document that is dated 1841 and has the starting word
which reads Presents.the documents measure 27
inches across x 23 inches high and have had three wax seals impressed on the bottom.From what i can make out,indenture refers to a
Thomas Andrews,mr James Hawkesford
and Robert Bruce Edmonds in respect of land use in Cattle grove in Nechells Aston Birmingham.The
scripting is well executed and it all looks very official.It
is stamped Warwick 23,9,1841 and has a blue stamp on each document.The
condition is very readable but it has suffered from damp in its past,the fold corners are weak and there is white paper
residue in places. |
Andrews |
Hawkesford |
Edmonds |
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335 |
1676 |
ebay |
1676
Indenture on Vellum. "......Made
in the ffirst Day of May in the Eight and twintieth year of the Reign of our Sovaigne
Lord Charles the Sicond....Between Job Lakin of Moneaton in the county
of Warwick -Carpenter?....and Henry Watts of Nottington
in the said county of Warwick..."
The Handwritten Script is in a strong hand, -but the "Olde English" terms are difficult for me to
determine exactly, -but I can make out further details of "ten
pounds...Cottage...Buildings...Barns...Stables....Gardens...Orchard...Yards...Earthsides..." and further names: "...Edward
Sax ~ Thomas Atkins ~ William Haddon..."
It appears to be an exchange of money for quite a considerable sized
property. The second, smaller vellum
section is attached by two small vellum lugs.
The document measures approx:-
24.5"/62cms by 21.25"/54cms.
Some expected age darkening.
Decorative Antique Document, in Very Good Overall Condition. |
Lakin |
Watts |
Sax |
Atkins |
Haddon |
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336 |
1924-1941 |
ebay |
All
these documents relate to Newman Road, Erdington in Birmingham. |
Deebank |
Pitts |
Moorman |
Leonardt |
Woodyatt |
Walker |
Watkins |
Archer |
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337 |
1898 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
DEED Reynolds to Coventry Building Society 1898 guaranteed original from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 108 YEARS OLD SIZE 20 INS X 20 ~ VERY FINE
CONDITION ~ THREE SHILLINGS AND NINE
PENCE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - WAX SEAL - BUILDING SOCIETY SEAL - ON
PARCHMENT BETWEEN TOM REYNOLDS OF COVENTRY MANAGER TO THE COVENTRY GAS
FITTINGS COMPANY LIMITED OF THE ONE PART AND THE COVENTRY AND DISTRICT
PERFECT THRIFT BUILDING SOCIETY OF THE OTHER PART. BEING AN INDENTURE OF
FIRTHER CHARGE FOR A MORTGAGE OF £141 |
Reynolds |
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338 |
1891 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
DEED Reynolds to Coventry Building Society 1891 guaranteed original from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 115 YEARS OLD SIZE 20 INS X 20 ~ VERY FINE
CONDITION ~ FIVE SHILLINGS
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - WAX SEAL - BUILDING SOCIETY SEAL - ON PARCHMENT
BETWEEN TOM REYNOLDS OF COVENTRY gas fitter at THE COVENTRY GAS FITTINGS
COMPANY LIMITED OF THE ONE PART AND THE COVENTRY AND DISTRICT PERFECT THRIFT
BUILDING SOCIETY OF THE OTHER PART. BEING the MORTGAGE OF A LEASEHOLD
MESSUAGE HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES SIYUATE ON FOLESHILL ROAD IN THE CITY OF
COVENTRY |
Reynolds |
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339 |
1890 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
DEED Freemans Trustees > Reynolds COVENTRY 1890 guaranteed original from
the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 116 YEARS OLD
SIZE 27 INS X 29 ~ VERY FINE CONDITION ~ SIX SHILLINGS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP -
WAX SEALS - SITE PLAN AND MEMORANDUMS TO REVERSE - ON PARCHMENT BETWEEN THE
TRUSTEES OF THE ESTATES OF THE FREEMEN AND WIDOWS OF THE CITY OF COVENTRY
UNDER THE INCLOSURE AWARD OF 1860 OF THE ONE PART AND TOM REYNOLDS OF
COVENTRY gas fitter at THE COVENTRY GAS FITTINGS COMPANY LIMITED OF THE OTHER
PART. BEING the LEASE OF LAND ON FOLESHILL ROAD IN THE CITY OF COVENTRY |
Reynolds |
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340 |
1816 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DEED PARCHMENT / ANTIQUE VELLUM Keepham
Norfolk LARK > HUMFREY 1816 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING
GEORGE III - 190 YEARS OLD BETWEEN SUSAN PANK OF NORTH WALSHAM IN THE COUNTY
OF NORFOLK FRANCIS FARROW PANK OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
IRONMONGER OF THE FIRST PART AND MARY ANN CHRISTIAN PANK OF THE SECOND PART.
BEING THE FINAL AGREEMENT MADE IN THE COURT OF KING GEORGE III AT WESTMINSTER
FOR A MESSUAGE TWO BARNS TWO STABLES ONE GARDEN ONE ORCHARD THIRTY ACRES OF
LAND TWENTY ACRES OF MEADOWS AND TWENTY ACRES OF PASTURE WITH APPURTAENANCES
IN KERDISTON KEEPHAM AND HARTFORD NEXT KEEPHAM IN NORFOLK. SIZES 17 INS X 9
INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Pank |
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341 |
1774,
1775, 1779 |
ebay |
three antique English indentures
dating to the 18th century. All are in
very good condition with typical traces of age. |
Fisher |
Baker |
Browne |
Walker |
Lilly |
Welchman |
Bretell |
Andrews |
Meadows |
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342 |
1775 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE VELLUM
Oxfordshire PEYTON > WHEELER 1775 - guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 231 YEARS OLD BETWEEN ABEL PEYTON OF WEST
SMITHFIELD LONDON LINNEN DRAPER AND HARRIETT STEWARD OF CHEAPSIDE LONDON
MERCER ASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATE AND EFFECTS OF CHARLES EDWARD EVETTS OF STRATFORD
UPON AVON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK MERCER DRAPER DEALER AND CHAPMAN A
BANKRUPT AND THE SAID CHARLES EDWARD EVETTS AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE ONE PART
AND GROVES WHEELER CHIPPING NORTON OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE LEASE OF ALL
THAT MESSUAGE AND SEVERALL PLOTS OF LAND AT WESTEND IN THE PARISH OF CHIPPING
NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD . NICE OLD LOCAL
HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 29 INS X 24 INS
. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM / PARCHMENT- ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP - WAX SEALS. |
Peyton |
Steward |
Evetts |
Wheeler |
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343 |
1877 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE VELLUM Worcestershire BRISCOE > MUMFORD 1877 -
guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 129 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN JOHN BRISCOE OF HILL CROOME SEVERN STOKE IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER
FARMER AND EDMUND KING OF GOSPEL FARM IN THE PARISH OF YARDLEY IN THE COUNTY
OF WORCESTER FARMER OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS KING OF FINWOOD NEAR HENLEY IN
ARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK FARMER AND JAMES GREEN LEA OF FERN HILL
MOSELEY IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART THOMAS
MUMFORD OF BIRMINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GROCER OF THE THIRD PART AND
ABRAHAM HOPKINS OF ACOCKS GREEN IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK WINE MERCHANT AND
HANNAH HOPKINS HIS WIFE OF THE FOURTH PART. BEING THE CONVEYANCE IN FEE OF
LAND AND HERITAMENTS ON THE WARWICK TURNPIKE ROAD SITUATE AT TYSLEY IN THE
PARISH OF YARDLEY WORCESTERSHIRE AND COVENANTS TO PRODUCE DEEDS. WITH HAND
DRAWN SITE PLAN NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 27
INS X 22 INS . ON THREE SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM /
PARCHMENT- ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS - WAX SEALS. |
Briscoe |
King |
Lea |
Mumford |
Hopkins |
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344 |
c.1300 |
Bloomsbury
15 Jun 2006 |
30 |
Simon,
son of John Spendlove, lease of an acre of land at Shustoke, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 10 lines,
folds, browned, wax seal, 81 x 208mm., [c. 1300]. |
Spendlove |
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345 |
1878 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture - 1878 Deed - Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 76 cm x 58 cm approx A Mortgage of
a Flour Mill, cottage, gardens, hereditaments and premises
at Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire dated 25 June
1878. The Mill is described within the
document as a Steam Flour Mill Parties: William BENNETT, miller, of Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire and Thomas AVERILL, rope
manufacturer, of Alcester, Warwickshire Other names include: Thomas Bennett,
Charles Faithful, Richard Faithful, Richard Harris, Frederick Philip Weinel, Martha Weinel, Thomas
Wood Esq Document signed by: William Bennett
Witnesses: George Dukes Condition: Very Good |
Bennett |
Averill |
Faithful |
Harris |
Weinel |
Wood |
Dukes |
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346 |
1866 |
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The
Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments. Printed at the Oxford University Press for
the British and Foreign Bible Society London in 1866. Translated out of the Original Greek by His
Majesty's Special Command. Contains
details of the Gee family from Coventry in 1839 (David Gee), Esther Gee in
1841, to Charles Marlow in 1919.
'Esther Marlow November 1868' 5.75 x 9.25 inches. Decorated covers with 'The Gift of Doctor
John Hall Late Lord Bifhop of Briftoll'
in gilt to front cover and 'Northfield Trust' to back cover. Some marking and wear to covers with wear
to edges. Browning and marking to
pages. |
Gee |
Marlow |
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347 |
1731 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED Marriage Settlement OKEOVER 1731- guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE II - 275 YEARS OLD
BEING THE REVOCATION BY LUKE OKEOVER ESQUIRE OF USES OF HIS MARRIAGE
SETTLEMENT OF JULY 1724 AND SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES IN STAFFORDSHIRE AND
DERBYSHIRE TO USES WITHIN MENTIONED. BETWEEN LUKE OKEOVER OF OKEOVER IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD ROE PORT OF HAM IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD ESQUIRE AND
RICHARD REEVE OF SNOWHILL LONDON MERCHANT OF THE SECOND PART FRANCIS LEWIS OF
STANFORD IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM ESQUIRE AND TANNER BAKER OF EDMONTON IN
THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART AND JOHN NICOLL OF CONEY HATCH IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND ROWLAND OKEOVER OF OLDBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK
OF THE FOURTH PART. FOR THE MANORS AND LORDSHIPS OF WIMESWOULD AND CRACHOLE
ALIAS CROWHOLE AND LAND AT WYSALL IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND HOUSES LISTED IN THE
COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND THE COUNTY OF DERBY SIZES 29 INS X 27 INS - IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - WITH CLEAR MANUSCRIPT HAND -
SEVEN STRIPS OF ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -ON SEVEN SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT / VELLUM - WAX SEALS |
Okeover |
Port |
Reeve |
Lewis |
Baker |
Nicoll |
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348 |
1826 |
ebay |
A large
3 page vellum indenture dated 23rd October 1826 relating to property in
Holloway Head, Birmingham between James Cooper of Pelsall
near Walsall (nail manufacturer) and Thomas Slidson
of Birmingham (gent.). Other names
mentioned: William Phillips Ing and George Goodwin
of Birmingham (gent). Has two seals and signatures with a revenue stamp on each
page. There are witness and received
signatures on the reverse. Has been
folded |
Cooper |
Slidson |
Ing |
Goodwin |
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349 |
1828 |
ebay |
A large
two page vellum indenture with plan dated 8th August 1828 relating to
property in Temple Row, Birmingham between William Phillips Inge of Thorpe Constantine, Staffordshire (esq.) and James William Timmins of Birmingham (brass
founder). An earlier indenture of 1798
is cited with the following names mentioned: The Right Hon. John Stewart Earl
of Galloway, The Right Hon. Elizabeth Euphemia
Stewart (daughter of John, Earl of Gallow, now wife
of William Phillips Inge), The Right Hon. Sir
Archibald Mackdonald (knight, Lord Chief Baron of
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer), The Rev. Spencer Madan
the younger (clerk), The Right Hon. George Stewart (Lord Garles,
edlest son of John, Earl of Galloway), William
Charles Madan (esq.), The
Right Hon. Spencer Stanley Chichester and The Rev. John Balteridge
Pearsod (clerk).
Also mentions Thomas Attwood, Edward Rabone,
Thomas Eyre Lee, Thomas Wilkes. Has one seal and signature with a revenue
stamp on each page. There is a witness
siganture on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Inge |
Timmins |
Stewart |
Mackdonald |
Madan |
Chichester |
Pearsod |
Attwood |
Rabone |
Lee |
Wilkes |
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350 |
1847 |
ebay |
A large
vellum indenture dated 28th December 1847 relating to a property in Thorpe
Street, Birmingham between Job Butcher of Heath Mill Lane, Deritend, Aston (labourer) and Charles Rabone of Flint Green, Yardley (maltster). Other names mentioned: Henrietta Inge of Thorpe Constantine, Staffs. (widow
of William, esq.), William Whalton
of Birmingham (locksmith) and Christopher Earl. Has two seals and
one signature with a revenue stamp.
Has witness and received signatures on the reverse. Has been folded. |
Butcher |
Rabone |
Inge |
Whalton |
Earl |
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351 |
1878 |
ebay |
A
vellum indenture (Deed of Covenant) dated 1st January 1878 between Thomas Ide late of 76 Harrogate Road, South Hackney but now of
Hope Lodge, Woodford, Essex and William Ide of
Green Street, Birmingham (carrying on business in Partnership as Glass
Benders and Glass Merchants formerly at Nos. 77, 78 & 79 High Street,
Shadwell and 33 King David Lane, HGigh Street,
Shadwell and now at Glasshouse Field, Ratcliff) and William Ide of 2 Clift Terrace, Manbey
Park, Stratford, Essex (traveller). Has three seals and signatures with a revenue stamp. There is a witness signature on the
reverse. Has a cut in the bottom
right-hand corner. |
Ide |
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352 |
1881 |
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1881
sales particulars with plan Baddesley Ensor "Valuable
Freehold Property, situate at Baddesley Ensor, near
Atherstone, in the County of Warwick. By direction of the Trustees for Sale under
the will of Mr. Thomas Shilton, deceased. Plan and Particulars of Freehold Messuages and Land which will be Sold by Auction by Mr.
Ralph Crisp, at the Red Lion Hotel, Atherstone, on Teusday, the 24th day of August, 1880...". The properties were being sold in 10
lots. Names mentioned: John Jones,
John Cleobury, James Eadie,
Thomas King, William Ashbury, Richard Knight, Joseph Allbrighton,
John Evans, William Davis, Richard Jones, William Chetwynd,
William Hough, Henry Sweet, Mark Wood, William Sanders, Edward Sharratt, Thomas Garratt and Joseph Chetwynd. Please note that this document does have
damage and is fragile. |
Shilton |
Crisp |
Jones |
Cleobury |
Eadie |
King |
Ashbury |
Knight |
Allbrighton |
Evans |
Davis |
etc |
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353 |
1871 |
ebay |
NEW
OSCOTT, SUTTON COLDFIELD: Lease of the Gate Inn at Sutton Coldfield,
Warwickshire, between William Horton of Smethwick, Boiler Maker, Mary West of
Washwood Heath and George Rotton
of Birmingham, Licensed Victualler. Dated 20 October 1871 Property: The Gate
Inn at New Oscott near Sutton Coldfield,
Warwickshire, with yard, garden and premises. Medium: Manuscript in English
on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. 4 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 26 by 20 cm |
Horton |
West |
Rotton |
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354 |
1838 |
ebay |
A
letter dated 9 Adelphi Terrace 13 March 1838 re Thomas Palmer. "I beg to remind you that the Dividend
Meeting...the above Bankrupt is fixed for Saturday next...at the Union Inn
Birmingham. It is signed by Jn McGuire. Has
been folded to be used as an envelope and is addressed to messrs.
Arnold and Haines, Solicitors, Birmingham.
It has a clear M MR-13 1838 Post Office stamp. It is on "S E & Co 1837"
watermarked paper. |
Palmer |
McGuire |
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355 |
1612 |
Bloomsbury
15 Nov 2006 |
40 |
Indenture,
sale by Thomas Coxe, Thomas Gibbes
& Manasseo Cowper to Thomas Shatteswell
of land and property in Hunningham, D.s.,
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, folds, slightly creased and yellowed, 3 wax
seals in good condition, 293 x 500mm., 28th September 1612; and another,
Warwickshire, v.s., v.d.
(2 pieces) |
Coxe |
Gibbes |
Cowper |
Shatteswell |
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356 |
1861 |
ebay |
Interesting
4 page letter sent from 'Worc. D J Coll.' Sasltley Nr Birmingham - dated June 4th 1861. The paper
has an etching of a building which from the contecnt
of the letter is a College. The letter is from J Adkin
to his 'Dear Parents' telling of school life [day starts at 'half past five'
and ends at '9 at night']. References to 'Burton is such a
dull place' makes me think that was his home! |
Adkin |
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357 |
1805 |
ebay |
A
lovely large old deed / indenture, dated 16th February 1805, in the forty
fifth year of the reign of George the Third and just seven months before the
death of Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar. Beautifully handwritten on vellum
it relates to a Messuage and Garden in the Rother Market,
Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire. The principal parties involved are Mr John
Broom, Mr Charles Stevens (a tailor, spelt taylor) and Mr John Barnhurst.
Witnesses were Richard Roberts and William Featherston.
It appears to relate to the will of Joseph Broom, grandfather of John. There is a lovely blue duty stamp for one
pound and ten shillings and 4 seals at the bottom. Naturally, this is
browning with its 200 year age. There are fold creases but no tears. It measures
24 inches by 30 inches. |
Broom |
Stevens |
Barnhurst |
Roberts |
Featherston |
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358 |
1871 |
ebay |
A large
vellum deed / indenture, dated 2nd October 1871 being a Conveyance of a Messuage and hereditments at 13
Rother Market, Stratford upon Avon in the County of Warwick. The parties
listed are Samuel Gazey of Warwick (Schoolmaster),
George Arkesden, the Governer
of the Gaol for the Borough of Northampton, William Emms
of Stratford upon Avon and it relates to the will of George Jakeman (Carrier) made in 1854 and in particular to
property at Rother Market. There are two seals and a duty stamp, curiously
dated for 1864. The stamp is marked Leamington (as in L. Spa) The witnesses
were John James Hart and George Row (the Clerk at the County Gaol,
Northampton). Thre are fold creases but no tears
and naturally it is browning with age |
Gazey |
Arkesden |
Emms |
Jakeman |
Hart |
Row |
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359 |
1714 |
ebay |
1714
Beautiful printed vignette of the initial 'T' starts off this important
Indenture This is a major document concerning the sale of the famous Manor of
Alspath (also called Meriden) plus other land.
There are six seals with signatures belonging to Elizabeth Holbech, Anthony Bloxham and
William Halford, amongst others. Also still in
place (and incorporating the silver tag) are the two Revenue Stamps on the
blue strip. The Manor of Alspath is famous for
being once held by Lady Godiva who rode naked through the streets of
Coventry. This is in excellent condition for a manuscript nearly 3 Centuries
old. There are 28 full lines of script written in the English of the day and
despite some areas of fading I believe the whole document is decipherable.
One small hole on the letter 'n' 4th line down does not hinder translation.
The text itself is in the clearest handwriting I have seen for a document of
this age, which should also help. This document was handwritten in Old
English with a quill pen using sepia ink on vellum (calf skin) parchment. (Unusually
the texture of the animal skin is very noticeable along the whole top rear
portion). The whole document is in sound condition even along the folds,
there are no tears on these folds which is unusual for its age. The good
condition is due to it being kept folded for centuries. This is a very thick vellum and can be unfolded with ease without
fear of it tearing. The document starts :- |
Holbech |
Bloxham |
Halford |
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360 |
1863 |
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A large
4 pages vellum indenture - Deed of Release & Arrangement between the
children of the late Colonel Thomas Richmund Gale Braddyll in respect of the Braddyll
Family Trust - Edward Stanley Bagot Richmund Gale Braddyll of
Leamington (esq.), Frances Braddyll
of Leamington (spinster), Margaret Frederica Braddyll
of Leamington (spinster), Clarence Braddyll of
Leamington (esq.) and Sarah Jane Braddyll of Leamington (spinster). "Thomas Braddyll
having become greatly embarrassed executed a Deed of Trust...benefit of his
Creditors...interest in certain Collieries...". Other names mentioned: John Gale, The Right
Honorable Thomas Henry Sutton Sothecon
Estcourt (esq.), Richard
Greaves Townley (esq.),
The Revd. William Gale Townley. It has five seals and signatures with a
revenue stamp on each page. There are
five witness signatures on the reverse.
Has been folded. |
Braddyll |
Gale |
Estcourt |
Townley |
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361 |
1891 |
ebay |
A
single page vellum document relating to the Improvement of Land in Solihull,
Yardley and Kings Norton owned by Colonel Sir James Johnston. There is a list of properties with the
names of the occupiers. It is dated
1891. Has been folded. |
Johnston |
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362 |
1895 |
ebay |
A
single page vellum document relating to the Improvement of Land in Anstey, Pailton, Shilton, Bugbrooke, Crick and Barby, Warwickhire owned by Emma Louisa Wollcombe
Adams, wife of Edward Wollcombe Adams of Anstey
Hall in Coventry (late Lt. Col. in HM Royal Artillery). There is a list of properties with the
names of the occupiers. It is dated
6th May 1895. Has been folded. |
Adams |
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363 |
1776 |
ebay |
HARLOW,
STONDON, DENHAM: Attested copy of an indenture of release of property in
Harlow, Essex, Stondon, Hertfordshire, and Denham,
Buckinghamshire, between George Jefson of
Birmingham, merchant, and Martha his wife, Abigail Bird of Gerrard Street, St. Ann, Soho, George Newell of Grays
Inn, Alexander Jefson of Grays Inn, Joseph Porter
of St. Lawrence, City of London, merchant, and Jane Bird of Bond Street, St.
George Hanover Square. Dated 18 May 1776 in the 16th year of the reign of
King George III Property: A house in Harlow, Essex, part
of the manor of Harlow Bury. Fourteen acres meadow in South Field in the
parish of Stondon, Hertfordshire, part of the manor
of Seacombe. A capital manor house called Youngs, Herfordshire, and many
more named properties in Stondon. Also lands in
Denham called Gossims. Medium: Manuscript in
English on paper. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature. 15 pages.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 30cm |
Jefson |
Bird |
Newell |
Porter |
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364 |
1859 |
ebay |
ANTIQUE
DEED Marriage Settlement WINTON > HARDING 1859 - guaranteed original -
from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 148 YEARS OLD BEING THE THE DEED OF SETTLEMENT ON THE MARRIAGE OF HENRY DE WINTON
TO CAROLINE HARDING BETWEEN HENRY DE WINTON OF MAESDERWEN IN THE COUNTY OF
BRECON OF THE FIRST PART CAROLINE GERTRUDE HARDING OF STAPLETON RECTORY IN
THE COUNTY OF SHROPSHIRE OF THE SECOND PART THE REVEREND HENRY HARDING OF THE
THIRD PART AND THE REVEREND ABEL HUMPHRY LEA OF LOXLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
WARWICK very large deed packed with family details on investments and estates
ON FOURTEEN SHEETS LOCAL family
HISTORY ITEM . IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SIZE 24 INS X 29 INS
. ON FOURTEEN SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP - WAX SEALS |
de
Winton |
Harding |
Lea |
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365 |
1766 |
ebay |
The
will of John Masters Junior, Labrour(sic) of Berkswell,
Warwickshire. Legatees are wife Elizabeth, father John, sons Thomas & James
and Thomas Wolfe. Witnesses Robt Smith, John Frost(?), John Garner(?). Signed and sealed. Dated on
front panel 9th September 1766. |
Masters |
Wolfe |
Smith |
Frost |
Garner |
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366 |
1722 |
ebay |
Leicestershire
/ Warwick Indenture The indenture is dated 30th of June 1722 and mentions
places in both Leicester and Warwick. It is signed by "Samuel Ludford ats Bracebridge",
and is intact with an excellent condition wax seal. The size of this
Indenture is approx 57cm by 59cm |
Ludford |
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367 |
1893 |
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Antique
Indenture Dating from 1893 This indenture heralds back to 1893 and details a
written deal between A local Birmingham Architect named George Ingall and a man named Bryan William Stevens of the Hagley Road in Edgbaston, Birmingham. The nindenture
has a copy of the red wax seal of George Ingall at
the bottom. The indenture is in
fantastic condition and relays the details and the intrisities
of the deal. The deal is for a monsterous four hundred and fifty pounds, a huge sum of
money when considered in todays
terms. The indenture also carries the
blue seal of the post mark which reads 12 shillings and six pence. |
Ingall |
Stevens |
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368 |
1870 |
ebay |
Leicestershire
Indenture with Decleration You are bidding for a
two part document titled "Disentailing
Assurance" The indenture is dated 5th of October 1870 and mentions Bagworth, Austrey in
Warwickshire, Ashby de la Zouch in Leicestershire,
and 24 Princes Street Leicester. It is signed by Sarah Shuttlewood,
Samuel Shuttlewood, and Sarah Lees, and has 4
excellent wax seals, and contains within many other names. The size of this
Indenture is approx 77cm by 54cm. The seperate decleration relating to Sarah Shuttlewoods
indenture is signed by Edward Smith and Edward Fisher the younger, two
Leicester commissioners appointed for acknowledging deeds by married women.
This contains two common law court stamps. |
Shuttlewood |
Lees |
Smith |
Fisher |
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369 |
1871 |
1469 |
Lease
of the Gate Inn at Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, between William Horton of
Smethwick, Boiler Maker, Mary West of Washwood
Heath and George Rotton of Birmingham, Licensed
Victualler. The Gate Inn at New Oscott near Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, with yard,
garden and premises. |
Horton |
Rotton |
West |
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370 |
1725 |
1107 |
Release
of a house and lands in Bosbury, Herefordshire,
between William Allcock son of William Allcock of Overly Hill, Warwickshire, miller,
deceased. John Allcock,
miller, and John Houghton of Arrow, yeoman.
A house in Upleadon als
Copleadon als Temple Court
in the parish of Bosbury called Lanns
or the Upper House with a yard land of arable, meadow and pasture. Also a number of lands called Hopyard, Westboul Moores, the New Meadow, Lean Acre, Barland,
Kitt Furlong, Stoplofield,
Little Pleckby, Berry Meeres, all in the parish of Bosbury. |
Allcock |
Houghton |
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371 |
1789 |
1081 |
Assignment
of a mortgage for a house in Beoley,
Worcestershire, between Thomas Varnam late of Attleborough, Warwickshire, now of Catshill,
Bromsgrove, yeoman, John Varnam of Attleborough, Thomas Holmes of Beoley,
and John Hornby of Portman Square, St Mary Bone,
Middlesex. A house called Hunts in the
parish of Beoley. |
Holmes |
Hornby |
Varnam |
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372 |
1904 |
945 |
Release
of funds relating to a marriage settlement between the Rev. Frederick William
Cartwright, Rector of Aynhoe, Northamptonshire, the
Rev. Berdmore Compton of Atherston
Hall, Warwickshire, Philip Cartwright of Lothbury,
London, Stanier Waller of 28 Bardwell Road, Oxford,
Colonel in the Royal Engineers, and Anthony Gibbs of Tyntersfield,
Bristol. Relates to the marriage of the Rev. Edward Meywick
Goulburn, Dean of Norwich, and Julia Cartwright.
<p>Includes several other paper receipts and documents. |
Cartwright |
Compton |
Gibbs |
Waller |
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373 |
1812 |
ebay |
1812 2
page Indenture and Seperate Lease Indenture. These
are 2 seperate documents mentioning Leicestershire,
Derby and Warwickshire. |
Freer |
Goodman |
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374 |
1899 |
ebay |
1899
HAND WRITTEN VELLUM INDENTURE CONVEYANCE OF N0.14 CRESCENT GROVE, CLAPHAM
BETWEEN REGINALD STANLEY OF MANOR COURT, NUNEATON IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK,
COLLIERY PROPRIETOR AND JACOB STANLEY OF 25 NIGHTINGALE LANE, BALHAM IN THE
COUNTY OF LONDON, ARTIST (HEREINAFTER CALLED THE VENDORS) AND SAMUEL HAZELL
OF CHALCOTT CRESCENT, REGENTS PARK IN TH COUNTY OF LONDON (THE PURCHASER)
COMPLETE WITH MAP / PLAN, 2 WAX SEALS, 3 TAX STAMPS SIGNED AND DATED.....6TH
MARCH, 1899 SIZE 18 X 12 INCHES NORMAL FOLDS O/W VERY GOOD CONDITION |
Stanley |
Hazell |
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375 |
1805 |
ebay |
1805 2
page Indenture and Seperate Lease Indenture. These
are 2 seperate documents mentioning Orton on the
Hill, Atherstone, Leicestershire, and Sutton
Coldfield - Warwickshire. |
Perkins |
Mouseley |
Owen |
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376 |
1612 |
1791 |
A quit
claim relating to property in Hunningham,
Warwickshire, between Thomas Cox of Bishops Itchington
and Thomas Gibbs of Hoddenhall. A cottage in Hunningham
in the occupation of Anthony Stalworthe and Thomas Shatteswell, and lands in Nether Furlong, Lapworthes Close, Nether Firse Furrowes, all within the manor of Cowper, Arlescote. |
Cox |
Gibbs |
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377 |
1597 |
1792 |
An
Elizabethan quit claim document relating to hereditaments
in Newton, Castle Acre, Norfolk, between Charles Doylye
of Hunningham and Edmund Lackforth
of Newton in Castle Acre. Hereditaments in the manor of Newton. |
Doylye |
Lackforth |
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378 |
1859 |
1887 |
Lease
of the Lloyd Jack Estate in Llanvihangel Ystrad, Cardiganshire, between Henry Fouchet
Davies of Henley in Arden, Henry Richard Rowen Fouchet Davies of Guildford Street and Pryse Loveden of Goggerdan, Aberystwith. A parcel of pasture land called Lloyd Jack
Estate in the parish of Llanvihangel Ystrad. |
Fouchet Davies |
Loveden |
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379 |
1765 |
1976 |
Lease
of a house in Bungay, Suffolk, between Susanna
Ellis of Bungay, Widow and Bartholomew Fox of
Clifton, Clerk. All that house late of
Margaret Arrowsmith in Broad Street, Bungay. |
Ellis |
Fox |
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380 |
1857 |
2075 |
Indenture
for mortgage of cottages in Oadby, Leicestershire,
between Samuel Clarke of Oadby, Plumber and Glazier
and Sarah Barlow of Leamington, Spinster.
Nine cottages in Bedlam Court, Oadby. |
Barlow |
Clarke |
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381 |
1776 |
Dominic
Winter 20 June 2007 |
422 |
Bathurst
(Henry, second earl, 1714-94). Printed vellum document with manuscript
insertions dated 19th August 1776, seeking redress against a bankrupt,
William Round, described as a toy maker and dealer of Birmingham, signed by
Bathurst in his capacity as Lord High Chancellor, two leaves, with remains
(about one quarter) of the Great Seal attached by original vellum tag |
Bathurst |
Round |
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382 |
1898 |
ebay |
A three
page indenture dated 28th September 1898 relating to 33 Hill Street, Berkeley
Square, St. Georges Hanover Square, Middx. It is between Quintus Charles Colmore of Hollyfield, Sutton
Coldfield (solicitor), Allen Stokes of Hanch Hall
near Lichfield (Barrister at Law), Gerald Dudley Smith of 1 Lombard Street,
London (banker), The Honorable Reginald William
Coventry of Cromer Court, Worcester (Barrister at Law), Thomas Rawle of 1 Bedford Row, London (solicitor) and The Right Honorable Charles Baron Hindlip
(Lord Hindlip).
Earlier indentures are cited with the following names mentioned: 1893
The Right Honorable Samuel Charles Baron Hindlip, Arthur Edmund Allcock. It has six seals and signatures with six
witness signatures. There are four
revenue stamps. Lord Hindlip has also signed a receipt for £4.500 dated
1909. Has been folded. |
Colmore |
Stokes |
Smith |
Coventry |
Rawle |
Hindlip |
Allcock |
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383 |
1854 |
ebay |
genuine old legal document dtaed 23rd October 1854. It is all hand written on vellum
parchment which was in typical use during that time. I rescued it from being
thrown out of a solicitors office. It measures
approx.65cm wide and about 43cm deep. The writing is perfectly legible and
quite easy to read although the words are a bit esoteric. It is a deed which
has the effect of transferring back to the borrower certain land which was
transferred to the lender as security for a loan of £200. This was before the
modern concept of a mortgage which was introduced in 1925. The deed is made
between William Joseph Woodhams of Napton Warwickshire, who had loaned the money, and John
Smith of Flecknoe who then repaid the money and
took the land back. The land is near Flecknoe,
which, as you may know is near Rugby in Warwickshire. A John Charles Read is
also mentioned but I can't work out why. The document has sealing wax seals
and bears a stamp duty imprint from Southam for
five shillings. It is in very good condition. It has been stored folded but
it probably hasn't been looked at for a hundred and fifty years. |
Woodhams |
Smith |
Read |
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384 |
1861 |
2939 |
CAMBRIDGE:
Conveyance of 9 cottages in Gloucester Place, Cambridge, between William
Oakes Hunt of Stratford upon Avon, Gent, and Harriett Anne his wife and John Wilkin of Cambridge, Cabinet Maker. Dated 28 March 1861 Property: All
those 9 cottages in Gloucester Place near Gloucester Street in the parish of
St. Giles, Cambridge. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Some creasing, otherwise good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Hunt |
Wilkin |
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385 |
1835 |
ebay |
This is
the original handwritten cookery book of Mrs. William Lucas Sutton of Dunchurch commenced on Dec. 27th 1835. Numerous recipes
and cures written on 80-pages over a period of 50-years. Recipes include
Lemon Pudding, Italian Cream, Lemon Mince Pies, Walnut Catsup, Cowslip Wine,
Nice little rice cakes, Lord Chesterfield's Pudding, etc. etc. Household
hints include " To destroy bugs". SIze of the
volume is 8 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches, bound in old vellum with metal clasp. With a few loose recipes loosely inserted. |
Sutton |
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386 |
1874 |
ebay |
A three
page vellum indenture dated 25th August 1874 relating to several properties
in Leamington Prior between William Smith of Leamington Priors (boot
manufacturer, a member of the Leamington Warwick and South Warwickshire
Permanent Benefit Building Society, William Cilds
of Leamington Priors (esq.), Walter Watson of
Leamington Priors (esq.) and Henry Price of
Leamington Priors (hairdresser). Has
one seal and signature with a witness signature. Has been folded. |
Smith |
Cilds |
Watson |
Price |
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387 |
1885 |
ebay |
An
Inland Revenue document relating to the probate of George Young of Kingerby, Lincolnshire and of 21 Upper Holly Walk,
Leamington Prior, Warwickshire gentleman. Has been folded and has damage to
the left-hand side. |
Young |
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388 |
1842 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Handwritten Made
on 15th December 1842 Made before John Brown and Benjamin Burbeary
Sheffield West riding of Yorkshire For Hannah wife of Francis Hoosen Between the above and Frances wife of Joseph Fox,
Sarah wife of George Furnis, Elizabeth wife of
Jonathan Redfern, William Campbell and Algenon Sydney Field
Premises interested in Parish or place of Leamington Prior in warwick Deeds by married women persuant
to an act passed in the 4th year of the reign of his late Majesty King
William 4th "An Act for the abolition of fines and recoveries and for
the substitution of more simple modes of assurance" Also has a number 6220 Excellent condition,
2 pages |
Brown |
Burbeary |
Hoosen |
Fox |
Furnis |
Redfern |
Campbell |
Field |
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389 |
1852 |
ebay |
Vellum/Parchment
Indenture, Common pleas Division. Lovely ancestry document. Made on 19
November 1852 Made before Robert Harry Minster and Henry Dawes For Ann wife
of William Fill Made between the above
and John Aikens, William Eaves, Charles Dutton and
Thomas Halls Premises interested in
City of Coventry Deeds by married
women persuant to an act passed in the 4th year of
the reign of his late Majesty King William 4th "An Act for the abolition
of fines and recoveries and for the substitution of more simple modes of
assurance" Also has a number 5510
and 5509 Excellent condition, 2 pages |
Minster |
Dawes |
Fill |
Aikens |
Eaves |
Dutton |
Halls |
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390 |
1871 |
ebay |
Antique
Deed Date: 13 July 1871 Size: 23 cm by 29 cm between: Thomas Cattel
& (late brother) Henry Cattel Location: Birmingham Warwickshire Type: Mortgage Extra Info: Opens up, total of 16 sides (8 pages), Very
beautiful |
Cattel |
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391 |
1860 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 73 cm x 57 cm approx being a
Mortgage in fee of five messuages or tenements with
the gardens brewhouse yard and appurtenances
situate at Oadby, Leicestershire dated 28 June
1860. Mr John Strange to Mrs Henrietta
Paul and others. Parties: |
Strange |
Paul |
Miller |
Barber |
Spooner |
Carter |
Brooks |
Chambers |
Chapman |
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392 |
1782 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 74 cm x 51 cm approx being a Deed of Covenant to
levy a fine and declare the uses of a messuage or
tenement and the garden, backside and premises with four pieces or parcels of
land situate lying and being at Solyhull Wood in
the parish of Solyhull (sic), Warwickshire dated 29
September 1782. Parties: |
Shakespear |
Tarlton |
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393 |
1771 |
ebay |
BOND
1771 GEORGE III WINCHCOMBE BIRMINGHAM NEWBOLD AVON. PAPER DOCUMENT which was
for a SPECIAL BOND of INDEMNITY between Mr John JAGO(Sadler
& Ironmongers)of BIRMINGHAM Warks and John
WEBB(Farmer?)of NEWBOLD Upon AVON in the County of
Warwick. There are also the names John REYNOLDS Clerk of SOMERVILLE ASTON in
the County of GLOUCESTER and Williams REYNOLDS of WINCHCOMBE,Gloucestershire. It is dated 1771 from the reign
of King GEORGE III. It is in FAIR condition with some small staple holes and
imperfections. The paper is handmade and there is a nice watermark There are also 4 was seals down in
the bttom right hand corner. Approx 27" X 13
3/4" |
Jago |
Webb |
Reynolds |
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394 |
1905 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 30th May 1905. PARTIES - EDWARD AUSTIN
EVITTS ((Butler) of Copley Thornton Hough in the City of Chester and JOSEPH
EVITTS (Gardener) of Elwall Hall Derby in the
County of Derby (1) and WILLIAM HENRY SMITH (Gentleman) of
"Blenheim" Meer End in the Parish of Temple Balsall
in the County of Warwick (2). PURCHASE PRICE £1000.00. PROPERTY - A plot of
land at Meer End Temple Balsall containing 27 acres
2 roods and 14 perches. Other parties mentioned : |
Evitts |
Smith |
Ankers |
Hawksly |
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395 |
1889 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Admittance dated 16th October 1889 in the Holmfirth Great
Court Baron |
Worsley |
Bentley |
Lawson |
Hinchcliffe |
Brook |
Chalker |
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396 |
1830 |
ebay |
An
entire headed ‘Pitfour 13 April 1830’ and written
by a ‘ Jas Young’ is addressed to ‘John Robinson Esq of Pitfour, Post Office,
Leamington, Warwickshire’. Inside is a fascinating detailed account written
in a small clear hand over three plus pages of the daily work done on the
farm and gardens as well work done by the carpenters and even an account of
the weather between march 22nd and April 10th 1830. The following are
excerpts to give some idea of the detail: |
Young |
Robinson |
Lister |
Gardner |
Pattulo |
Spence |
Allan |
Whillet |
Hay |
Gairns |
Richardson |
Kay |
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397 |
1795 |
ebay |
3 page
Vellum Indenture from ffoleshill Coventry dated
28th January 1795 complete with seals. The indenture is from Mr John
Carpenter and his Trustee to Mr Edward Everton and his trustee the conveyance
of a house and premises in the parish of ffoleshill
and an afoigniment (assignment?) of a mortgage term
to attend the inheritance and declaration of outstanding terms. It is in good
condition and each sheet measures 31 x 24 inches. |
Carpenter |
Everton |
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398 |
1885 |
ebay |
Solihull
Conveyance 1885 |
Parker |
Bragg |
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399 |
1806 |
ebay |
Conveyance
Solihull 1806 |
Fisher |
Moland |
Marshall |
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400 |
12th
century |
Dominic
Winter 19 Sep 2012 |
476 |
Medieval
Deed. Grant and confirmation by William, son of Robert, and Margaret his wife
to Adam, son of William, of land in Cumitunia
[Compton Verney/Long Compton/Compton Wynwates? in Warwickshire], 12th-century deed in Latin on
vellum, 112 x 155 mm, with leather tag and a fine seal of William, son of
Robert, depciting a nobleman on horseback with
shield raised, a little edge wear and rubbing, 5 cm diameter |
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