Wiltshire 201-303
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Wiltshire 101-200 |
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ID |
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Lot No. |
Text |
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201 |
1853 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE
WROUGHTON, WILTSHIRE 1853 Large vellum indenture with wax seal and
normal revenue stamps. Has been folded but complete and intact and in very good
condition. Very clean and clear. Transfer mortgage of a messuage and several
closes of land situate in the Parish of Wroughton in the county of Wilts for
securing £600 and interest.Mr Joseph Thackray and Sarah his wife and Mr John
Duck to Mr John Woolford. Dated 2nd August 1853. |
Thackray |
Duck |
Woolford |
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202 |
1790 |
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GEORGE III VELLUM MANOR DOCUMENT -
CORSHAM, WILTSHIRE - 1790. A vellum manor document recording the admission of Sir William Thomas
Hanham, Baronet, following the death of his father, as copyhold tenant of the
manor of Corsham. Dated the 19th day of November in the 30th year of the
reign of George III [1790] Property: A farm named Neston Farm; a messuage
called Eyres in Neston; lands called Collens, Doriants, Copires, Littles,
Farm Slade, all in the manor of Corsham. Medium: Handwritten in English on
vellum. Condition: Heavy browning, but all text readable. Document size
(approx.): 30 by 35 cm |
Hanham |
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203 |
1875 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE ASHTON
KEYNES, WILTSHIRE 1875 Large vellum indenture with wax seal and
normal revenue stamps. Has been folded but complete and intact and in very good
condition. Very clean and clear. Conveyance of a piece of land called South
Moor Ground situate at Ashton Keynes in the County of Wilts.The Trustees of
the Will of the late Mr Wm Chapperlin to Mr Emanuel Broad. Dated 22nd July
1875. Witnessed by John Bullock of Stow on the Wold. |
Chapperlin |
Broad |
Bullock |
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204 |
1766 |
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A vellum indenture for the release
of a property in New Sarum (Salisbury), between Charles Taylor Ballard of London,
druggist, now of Southampton, Charles Ballard of New Windsor, Berkshire,
gent, Thomas Brown and William Brown of New Sarum. Dated the 21st day of
December in the 7th year of the reign of George III [1766] Property: A
messuage and garden on Castle Street in the parish of St Thomas' New Sarum.
Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.): 75 by 70 cm. |
Ballard |
Brown |
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205 |
1766 |
ebay |
A vellum indenture for the lease
of a property in New Sarum (Salisbury), between Charles Taylor Ballard of
London, druggist, now of Southampton, and Charles Ballard of New Windsor,
Berkshire, gent. Dated the 5th day of April in the 6th year of the reign of
George III [1766] Property: A messuage and garden in the parish of St Thomas'
New Sarum. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Browning and
dust marking. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. Document size (approx.):
65 by 60 cm. |
Ballard |
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206 |
1854 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE Stratton
Wiltshire FOWLER > JONES 1854 guaranteed original - from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN FOWLER OF MELKSHAM IN THE COUNTY
OF WILTS TEA DEALER AND ROBERT SIMPSON OF THE SAME PLACE TRUSTEES OF THE
NORTH WILTS BANKING COMPANY OF THE ONE PART AND SAMUEL JONES OF STRATTON
SAINT MARGARET IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS
CORN DEALER. INTERESTING DOCUMENT LISTING PROPERTY PURCHASED AT AUCTION AT
THE BELL INN SWINDON BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A PARCEL OF LAND WITH WAREHOUSES
AND PREMISES AT STRATTON ST. MARGARET IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE SIZES 25 INS
X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 2 ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON 2 SHEETS
OF VELLUM 3 WAX SEALS |
Fowler |
Simpson |
Jones |
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207 |
1806 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE Weeke Wiltshire
DEWE > BUTLER 1806 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II
- 191 YEARS OLD BETWEEN CHARLES DEWE OF EAST HANNEY IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS ESQUIRE
AND SAMUEL SELLWOOD OF ABINGDON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF BERKS GENTLEMAN OF THE
FIRST PART MATTHEW VIEL OF THE CITY OF BATH UPHOLDER AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE
SECOND PART AND JAMES BUTLER OF WEST WITTERING IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX
GENTLEMAN OF THE THIRD PART. INTERESTING DOCUMENT WITH SCHEDULE FROM 1729
BEING THE RELEASE IN FEE OF TWO UNDIVIDED SEVENTH PARTS OF ESTATES AT
BRADBURY WEEKE DEDBOURNE LIDDINGTON AND WEEKE IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS SIZES 25
INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 4 ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON FOUR
SHEETS OF VELLUM 4 WAX SEALS |
Dewe |
Sellwood |
Viel |
Butler |
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208 |
1816 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE Calue Wiltshire
HEADLEY > NEATE 1816 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II
- 191 YEARS OLD BETWEEN HENRY HEADLEY OF DEVIZEA IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS
SURGEON DOCTOR OF PHYSIC OF THE FIRST PART THOMAS BRYAN THE YOUNGER OF
BADMINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN AND BRIDGET BISHOP OF CALNE
IN THE SAID COUNTY OF THE SECOND PART SAMUEL WILLIAM NEATE OF CHILVESTER HILL
IN THE PARISH OF CALNE AND DANIEL COMPTON OF WAHPUT IN THE SAID COUNTY OF THE
FOURTH PART. INTERESTING DOCUMENT WITH SCHEDULE FROM 1725 BEING THE
CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY CALLED EARLS CROFT IN THE PARISH OF CALNE IN THE
COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE SIZES 25 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 4
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON FOUR SHEETS OF VELLUM FIVE WAX SEALS |
Headley |
Bryan |
Bishop |
Neate |
Compton |
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209 |
1839 |
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VELLUM INDENTURE Bradbury Wiltshire
CODRINGTON 1839 guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 166
YEARS OLD BETWEEN WILLIAM CODRINGTON OF WROUGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS
ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND OLIVER CALLEY CODRINGTON OF SWINDON IN THE SAME
COUNTY OF THE OTHER PART . INTERESTING DOCUMENT LISTING PROPERTY PURCHASED AT
AUCTION AT THE BELL INN SWINDON BEING THE APPOINTMENT AND RELEASE IN FEE OF
BRADBURY WICK FARM IN THE PARISH OF CHISELDON WILTSHIRE INCLUDING BADHAM WICK
HOUSE AND OTHER PROPERTIES SIZES 25 INS X 29 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - 2
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON 2 SHEETS OF VELLUM 1 WAX SEAL |
Codrington |
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210 |
1863 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE
NETTLETON, WILTSHIRE 1863 Large vellum
indenture with wax seals and normal revenue stamps. Has been folded but
complete and intact and in very good condition.Sl.yellowing to rear.
Conveyance of a freehold. Messuage land and premises situate at Nettleton in
the county of Wilts..Messrs William Young and James
Beard to Mr Edwin Bailey.. Dated 1st October 1863. |
Young |
Beard |
Bailey |
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211 |
1814 |
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A 1814 dated GEORGE III velum INDENTURE. (My ref: T/2) It
is a RELEASE and APPOINTMENT ? It was signed in WARMINSTER, WILTSHIRE on 21st December 1814 There is a sum
of £260.00 involved. There are four people involved: JAMES BROWNING, HARRY
BARTLETT, LEBBEUS BARBER & JOHN BARBER There is written more than once:
DWELLING HOUSE & SHOP Apart from the above, I have no idea what it is all
about. Condition: Has been stored folded, all seals are intact, the document
when opened is in very good condition, with the outside being grubby (see
photos). 760mm (30 inches) wide by 545mm (21.5 inches) high. |
Browning |
Bartlett |
Barber |
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212 |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE
KINGSWOOD, WILTSHIRE 1825 Large
vellum indenture with wax seals and normal revenue stamps. Has been
folded but complete and intact and in very good condition. Mortgage of
premises at Kingswood, Wilts. Mr John Robbins to Mr Joseph Barber. Dated the
24th day of June 1825.Property south side of French Lane |
Robbins |
Barber |
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213 |
1860 |
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CRICKLADE ST SAMPSON, WILTSHIRE
1860 Large TRIPLE vellum indenture with wax seals and normal revenue stamps.
Has been folded but complete and intact and in very good condition.
Conveyance of an allotment of land in South Meadow Cricklade St Sampson Wilts
and Covenant to produce Deeds. Mr Charles Meredith to Mr Joseph Kinnett.
Dated the 12th November 1860. |
Meredith |
Kinnett |
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214 |
1733 |
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A vellum manor document for the manor
of Cherhill in Wiltshire. At the view of frankpledge with court baron of John
Grubb's widow, lady of the manor, Simon Vivash surrended copyhold lands in
the manor. Dated the 25th day of October in the 7th year of the reign of King
George II [1733] Property: One acre of meadow in Abbard, pasture for two
oxen, one close pasture called Marsh leaze of 2 acres. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Two holes in folds and dust marking. Document
size (approx.): 34 by 40 cm. |
Grubb |
Vivash |
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215 |
1824 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE
KINGSWOOD, OXLEAZE, WILTSHIRE 1824 Large DOUBLE vellum indenture with wax
seals and normal revenue stamps. Has been folded but complete and intact and
in very good condition. Reference in the text to as early as 1709. Conveyance
by appointment and release of a close of ground at Kingswood in the county of
Wilts called Oxleaze part of Highwood estate. Mr William A. Long to Mr John
Cooper. Dated the 24th September 1824. |
Long |
Cooper |
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216 |
1773 |
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3 pages. The first page is an obligation bond dated
13th November 1873 between Thomas Nelmes of Stapleton (gent.) and Jane Justin
of Corsham, Wilts. (spinster). This page has the signature of Thomas
Nelmes and a witness signature. The
next two pages detail payments that have been made against the obligation
covering 1774 through to the final payment of 1789. Jane has married by this time and is now
Jane Blannin. Hs been folded. |
Nelmes |
Justin |
Blannin |
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217 |
1893 |
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A vellum will and probate dated 8th December 1893 of Anna Bendrey
of Myrtle Villa, Devizes Road, Swindon (widow, died 27 October 1893). People mentioned: Earnest Edward Bendrey
(son), Sarah Aylward of 19 Somwefield Road, Finsbury Park, London and John
George Johnson M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P. of Concrete House, Swindon. Has been folded. |
Bendrey |
Aylward |
Johnson |
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218 |
1871 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM INDENTURE CRICKLADE
SAINT SAMPSON, WILTSHIRE 1871 Large DOUBLE vellum indenture with 6 wax seals
and normal revenue stamps. Has been folded but complete and intact and in
very good condition. Also includes small colour plan in the indenture.
Conveyance and assignment of freehold and leasehold lands in the parish of
Cricklade Saint Sampson. Mr Thomas Clarke and his Mortgagees to Mr Chas
Kinnett. Dated 29 September 1871. |
Clarke |
Kinnett |
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219 |
1787 |
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A vellum indenture recording the
sale of three houses in Salisbury, Wiltshire, between Benjamin Eastman of
Downton, tick weaver, John Budden, baptist minister, Philip Pitman of More,
Wiltshire, labourer, and Mary his wife (nee Obren or Oborne), Richard
Spraggs, and Thomas Brown of New Sarum. Dated the 21st day of December in the
28th year of the reign of King George III [1787] Property: Three freehold
messuages in New Sarum [Salisbury] on the West side of a street called Castle
Street. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Creasing in
folds otherwise good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Document
size (approx.): 70 by 60 cm. |
Eastman |
Budden |
Pitman |
Obren or Oborne |
Spraggs |
Brown |
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220 |
1686 |
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A 2 page vellum indenture
regarding the lease of the manor of Falston in Wiltshire, between Edward
Clerke of Falston, Thomas Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Joanne Harris of
the Cloke of Sarum in Wiltshire, widow, and Anne Wyndham of the same,
spinster. Dated the 10th day of April in the 2nd year of the reign of King
James II [1686] Property: All the manor of Falston als Fallersdowne and all
those copyhold lands late of the Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery. Also all
that capital messuage and 100 acres land in Falston, Bishopstone, Crowston,
Coombe Bissett and Throope. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: A tatty outer page with many holes in the folds,
stains. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals on vellum tags. |
Clerke |
Harris |
Wyndham |
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221 |
1796 |
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A vellum indenture regarding the
assignment of leasehold premises in Whiteparish, Wiltshire, between James
Brown John of West Dean, Wiltshire, carpenter, and Daniel
Welsteed of Whiteparish, blacksmith. Dated 23 February 1796 in the 36th year
of the reign of George III Property: All those two messuages or dwelling
houses in Whiteparish Street, formerly in the tenure of Robert Terry,
afterwards Robert Whitlock and then Robert Bristow. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Creasing and light toning. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 42 by 70 cm |
John |
Welsteed |
Terry |
Whitlock |
Bristow |
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222 |
1800 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT
Rodborough Goucester LEECH > SMITH 1800 guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 206 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN LEECH OF RODBOROUGH
YEOMAN OF THE FIRST PART AND JOHN SMITH OF THE TOWN OF MALMESBURY IN THE
COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE RELEASE OF ALL THAT CLOSE OF
LAND AND PREMISES AT MIRCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER CALLED ROUND
CLOSE. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM WAX SEALS |
Leech |
Smith |
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223 |
1785 |
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SALISBURY, WILTON: Contemporary
copy of the will of Richard Spaggs of the city of New Sarum (Salisbury), Wiltshire.
A solicitor's copy of the will on "PB" Britannia watermarked paper
contemporary with the 1780's. Dated 1 January 1785 in the 25th year of the
reign of George III Property: He bequeaths unto Benjamin Eastman of Dounton,
tick weaver, and John Button, Baptist Minister, all those three houses in New
Sarum on the west side of Castle Street. Also six houses at Bulbridge,
Wilton, and one in South Street, Wilton. Medium: Handwritten in English on
paper. Condition: Good Characteristics: On five pages of paper. Document Size
(Approx.): 40 by 33 cm |
Spaggs |
Eastman |
Button |
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224 |
1920 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT
ANTIQUE DEED Countess De La Warr SUSSEX KENT 1920 guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING GEORGE V - 86 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWARD DUNCOMBE HENRY
BUCKLEY OF NEW HALL SALISBURY IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE A MAJOR IN HIS
MAJESTY'S ARMY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE MURIAL AGNES COUNTES DE LA WARR OF OLD
LODGE ASHDOWN FOREST IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX AND WILLIAM WEBB SPENCER FOLLETT
OF BROOMHILL CROWBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX OF THE ONE PART PHILIP
STAVELEY FOSTER OF OLD BUCKHURST WITHYHAM IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX OF THE
OTHER PART. INFORMATIVE DOCUMENT WITH MAPS AND DETAILS OF ESTATES. SUMMERFORD
FARM HARTFIELD - LODGEFIELD FARM WITHYHAM - HALE COURT - BUSH COTTAGES
LYEWOOD COMMON ETC BEING THE DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF FREEHOLD FARMS LANDS AND
PREMISES IN THE PARISHES OF HARTFIELD WITHYHAM AND ASHURST IN THE COUNTIES OF
SUSSEX AND KENT. SIZES 22 INS X 24 INS MAP - DOCUMENT 12 X 17 IN FINE TO VERY
FINE CONDITION - STORAGE DUSTING IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP ON SIX SHEETS OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT + MAP WAX SEALS |
Buckley |
de la Warr |
Follett |
Foster |
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225 |
1802 |
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INDENTURE manuscript DOCUMENT Minchinhampton Gloucs LEECH HARRISON 1802
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III - 204 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN JOHN LEECH OF RODBOROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER YEOMAN OF THE
FIRST PART JOHN SMITH OF BURTON HILL IN THE PARISH OF SAINT PAUL MALMSBURY IN
THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART THOMAS HARRISON OF
MINCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER QUARRY MAN OF THE THIRD PART AND
JACOB WALKLEY OF WOODCHESTER BUTCHER OF THE FOURTH PART. BEING THE RELEASE IN
FEE IN FEE OF COTTAGES AND GARDENS AND
A CLOSE OF GROUND SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF MIRCHINHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER NEAR A PLACE CALLED LITTLEWORTH. SIZES 29 INS X 26 INS IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT WAX SEALS |
Leech |
Smith |
Harrison |
Walkley |
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226 |
1790 |
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CORSHAM, ATWORTH: Release of land
in Corsham, Wiltshire, and a church vault, between Sir William Thomas Hanham of
Deans Court, Dorset, Baronet and Henry Merewether of Calne, Wiltshire,
gentleman. Signature of Sir William Thomas Hanham. Dated 18 August 1790 in
the 30th year of the reign of George III Property: A close of arable land
commonly called Longlands of 7 acres; pasture called Curlecroft or Priory
Croft of 4 acres; also those several parcels of arable or pasture land called
Medley's Field, all in the parish of Corsham or Atworth als Atford. Also a
small aisle in the parish church of Corsham with a vault or burying ground
and pew or gallery belonging to Neston Farm. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 85 cm |
Hanham |
Merewether |
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227 |
1787 |
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SALISBURY: Lease of a house on
Castle Street, New Sarum (Salisbury), Wiltshire, between Benjamin Eastman of
Downton, tick weaver, John Budden of Downton, Baptist minister, Philip Pitman
of Mere, labourer, and Mary his wife, Sarah Spaggs of New Sarum, widow, and
Thomas Brown of New Sarum, courier. Dated 20 December 1787 in the 28th year
of the reign of George III Property: A house and garden in the city of New
Sarum on Castle Street. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Light toning. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 58 cm |
Eastman |
Budden |
Pitman |
Spaggs |
Brown |
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228 |
1802 |
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NESTON: A court baron document for
the manor of Corsham, recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Neston,
Wiltshire by Henry Merewether, gentleman, Henry Tanner, gentleman, and
Richard Wilson, yeoman, customary copyhold tenants, and the admission of John
Fuller as the new copyhold tenant. Dated 13 October 1802 in the 42nd year of
the reign of George III Property: A farm called Neston consisting of a house
called Eyres, a messuage called Collend's, one called Deriants, one called
Coppices, and one called Littles. Also 3 closes of pasture called the Furlong
and Farm Slade. All within the manor of Corsham and now called Neston Park
Farm, owned formerly by Sir William Hanham, Bart. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 32 by 30 cm |
Merewether |
Tanner |
Wilson |
Fuller |
Hanham |
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229 |
1736 |
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TROWBRIDGE: Lease of a cottage in Trowbridge,
Wiltshire, between Joseph Houlton of Farleigh Hungerford, Somerset, and
William Whitaker of Trowbridge, dyer. Dated 26 July 1736 in the 10th year of
the reign of George II Property: A cottage with backside or garden in the
occupation of James Brown, and land adjacent, bounded by the highway leading
from the Backstreet of Trowbridge into Adcroft Lane, and on the south to a
ditch or brook called Sluts Brook. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum.
Condition: Good Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax
stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 64 cm |
Houlton |
Whitaker |
Brown |
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230 |
1650 |
ebay |
A rare Commonwealth indenture
dated 1650 regarding the exchange of lands on Box Hill, Wiltshire. The
persons involved are William Sympson, a miller on the first part and Hugh
Locke on the other part. Whereby Mr. Sympson exchanges lands with Mr. Locke.
Various pieces of land are mentioned including their names and acreage.
Extensive details regarding the boundaries are also given with reference to
adjoining landowners, roads and an ‘Old Church’. Other people are mentioned
in the document and it goes on to give further information about the legal
obligations of the exchange. On one sheet of vellum measuring 1 foot 10 and ½
inches by 10 and ½ inches. In reasonable condition, but with deterioration to
bottom portion with the loss of signatures and seals. Also slight damage to
right side affecting a few words and in general has a little staining, some
words faded, small holes and a break along one fold crease. However most of
the words are readable with two signatures of witnesses on the reverse. |
Sympson |
Locke |
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231 |
1845 |
ebay |
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. |
Goulburn |
Cartwright |
Gunning |
Waldegrave |
Aubrey |
Mordaunt |
Greville |
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232 |
1718 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 81 cm x 60 cm approx Assignment
of premises at Whitley, Wiltshire for £140 dated 6 March 1718. The property
includes two cottages with gardens, orchards and pasture land. The document also mentions previous
indentures, the earliest mention, or recital, being from the the second year
of the reign of Charles I. Parties: John GAY, Laurence KINGTON, Jane PERRY,
Jacob POULSON Other names include: Ambrose Awdry, Edward Blackden (also
referred to as Edward Blagden), Henry Escott, Edward Gerrish, Joan Gerrish
(nee Hutton), Edmund Hayward, Anne Hutton, Joan Hutton, John Hutton, Joseph
Hutton, William Hutton, Lawrence Hutton, John Poulsum, William Winter
Document signed by: The mark of Jane Perry, Jacob Poulsum Witnesses: Elizabeth Kington, Zebulun Marshman, Ant.
Kington Condition: Good for age |
Gay |
Kington |
Perry |
Poulson |
Awdry |
Blackden |
Blagden |
Escott |
Gerrish |
Hutton |
Hayward |
etc. |
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233 |
1735 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 71 cm x 56.5 cm approx Mortgage for £40 of a piece of ground called
Newleaze in Whitley, Wiltshire, James Poulsum to William Conduit dated 17
October 1735 Parties: James POULSUM, William CONDUIT Other names include:
Mary Conduit, Sarah Conduit, Alice Poulsum, Elizabeth Poulsum, Samuel
Poulsum, John Taylor, James Uncles (with some info re Will) Document signed
by: James Poulsum Witnesses: Richard
Bunter Robins, John Chivers Condition: Good for age |
Poulsum |
Conduit |
Taylor |
Uncles |
Robins |
Chivers |
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234 |
1784 |
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SALISBURY: An early 19th Century
copy of the will of Thomas Brown of New Sarum (Salisbury), Wiltshire, glover and leather cutter. Originally dated 1784. Dated Early
19th Century Property: The Black Horse Inn, Salisbury, and several sums of
money, including Mr Brown's business. Medium: Handwritten in English on
paper. Condition: Good, but with some frayed edges. Characteristics:
Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
40 by 30 cm |
Brown |
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235 |
1741 |
ebay |
A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 81 cm x 72 cm approx An Assignment by way of Mortgage for £350 on a
very thick sheet of Vellum and written in a lovely hand dated 9 June 1741.
The property includes messuages cottages tenements or dwellinghouses and
closes of land in the parish of Alborne (sic), Wiltshire and one close
includes "common of pasture or feeding for two horses or cows" in
Alborne Chase and another close includes "common of pasture and feeding
for six Rother Beasts and Horse Beasts in the commonable places of Snap"
Parties: Daniell APPLEFORD of Ogborne St Andrew, Henry HUNGERFORD Esq of
Fifield, Richard RICHENS of Ramsbury Park, Wiltshire Other names include:
John Richens Document signed by: Henry Hungerford, Daniell Appleford
Witnesses: Stephen Appleford, Thomas Franklyn Condition: Good for age |
Appleford |
Hungerford |
Richens |
Franklyn |
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236 |
1830 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM Newbury Berks BURGE
> GILLAM 1830 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE III -
176 YEARS OLD BETWEEN VALENTINE LEACH OF DEVIZES IN THE COUNTY OF WILTSHIRE OF
THE FIRST PART WILLIAM BURGE OF WAWCOTT KUITBURY IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS OF
THE SECOND PART AND GEORGE GILLAM OF NEWBURY IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS GROCER OF
THE THIRD PART. WITH A SCHEDULE OF INDENTURES FROM 1739 BEING THE DEED OF
COVENANT TO PRODUCE DEEDS RELATING TO PROPERTIES ON THE WEST SIDE OF
NORTHBROOK STREET AND THE MEETING
HOUSE YARD. SIZE 31 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY FINE CONDITION - SLIGHT STORAGE
WEAR TO ONE OUTER FOLD - WITH
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS ~ ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Leach |
Burge |
Gillam |
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237 |
1825 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM Oxfordshire KITCHIN
> PRESTIDGE 1825 guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE IV -
181 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE KITCHEN OF BARFORD IN THE COUNTY OF WARWICK GENTLEMAN
AND MARY HIS WIFE OF THE FIRST PART RICHARD FRANCIS ALEXANDER FREEMAN OF THE
BOROUGH OF TAMWORTH IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD AND HARIET HIS WIFE OF THE
SECOND PART THE REVEREND HENRY ALFORD OF WINGFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS
CLERK AND THE REVEREND SAMUEL ALFORD OF CURRY RIVELL IN THE COUNTY OF
SOMERSET AND THE REVEREND THOMAS BRADLEY PAGETT OF THE BOROUGH OF LEICESTER
OF THE THIRD PART CORDELIA SOPHIA PAGETT OF THE CITY OF LONDON OF THE
FOURTH PART ROBERT BAXTER OF DONCASTER
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND JOANNA MARIA HIS WIFE AND THE SAID THOMAS BRADLEY
PADGETT AND OTHERS OF THE SIXTH PART AND SEVENTH PART AND JAMES PRESTIDGE OF
CHIPPING NORTON IN THE COUNTY OF OXFORD OF THE EIGHTH PART . LIST OF FIELD
NAMES. BEING THE DEED OF RELEASE FOR ALL THOSE FOUR FIELDS OR CLOSES SITUATE
AND BEING IN THE WEST END OF CHIPPING NORTON. SIZE 31 INS X 26 INS ~ IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - - WITH ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP AND WAX SEALS ~ ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT |
Kitchen |
Freeman |
Alford |
Pagett |
Baxter |
Prestidge |
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238 |
1719 |
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Vellum Indenture
: 19th.October 1719. New Sarum, Wiltshire (UK) Recording the sale of
Cottages and Gardens, New (?) Sarum, Wiltshire. An agreement between Thomas
Lake Parchment Maker and Oswald _ _ _ ? Gentleman
and William Sullirk ( ? ) Gunsmith. The deed also
has a pendant seal. |
Lake |
Sullirk |
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239 |
1855 |
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ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT VELLUM
INDENTURE Newbury Berks DODSON > BASSETT
1855 - guaranteed original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 151 YEARS OLD
BETWEEN SARAH ANN DODSON OF SOUTHAMPTON OF THE FIRST PART JOHANNES GEORGE
SCHENK OF THE SAME PLACE MERCHANTS CLERK AND ELIZABETH ANN HIS WIFE OF THE
SECOND PART AND THE REVEREND ALEXANDER BASSETT OF GREAT CHEVERELL HOUSE IN
THE COUNTY OF WILTS CLERK OF THE THIRD PART. BEING THE MORTGAGE OF TWO
MESSUAGES OR PREMISES SITUATE AND AND STANDING ON THE WEST SIDE OF A CERTAIN
STREET CALLED NORTHBROOK STREET IN NEWBURY BERKS .
NICE OLD LOCAL HISTORY ITEM. IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - WITH STORAGE
WEAR TO FOLD EDGE - SIZE 21 INS X 31 INS . ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED VELLUM /
PARCHMENT - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS -
WAX SEALS |
Dodson |
Schenk |
Bassett |
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240 |
1643 |
Dominic Winter 26 July 2006 |
370 |
Early vellum indenture, dated 5th
August 1643 , between Thomas Arden the younger and Thomas Arden the elder,
for land, houses, stables, orchards, etc., in Hampton Turville in Highworth, in
nice condition with original pendant wax seal attached, together with three
other 17th c., vellum indentures relating to land and property in Whitley,
Rowde and Stratton St Margaret |
Arden |
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241 |
1200 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
24 |
Grant by Geoffrey, son of Hugh of
Sparsholt [?Berkshire], with counsel and consent of his wife, Beatrice, his
mother, and brother Ralph, lease of 2 hides of land at North Hide and 1 hide
at Swendean [Swindon], land & pasture, twelve year lease for 9 marks and
10 shillings, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 9 lines, Chirograph form, with
the words cyrographum cut through at head, a few small wormholes, folds,
browned, wax seal appended in a linen bag, 80 x 189mm., 29th September 1200. |
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242 |
1616 |
Bloomsbury 15 Jun 2006 |
52 |
Order delivering "the body of
Alice Luxmore... a verry lewde woman" into custody at Fisherton Anger
jail, D.s., manuscript, 14 lines, laid down, folds, browned, 26th October
1616. |
Luxmore |
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243 |
1888 |
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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 |
Moorhouse |
Hatch |
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244 |
1804 |
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large 2 page English vellum
indenture dated 1804, being the settling of accounts and transfer of property
for the widow Hannah Herring of Swindon in the County of Wilts. There are
eight seals! and a decorative heading. Approximate size is 30 x 25.5 inches. From
the image, Hannah was the widow of John Herring. The document also mentions
Richard Angel Neves and Anne Herring. |
Herring |
Neves |
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245 |
1871 |
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Original Victorian vellum document
of 1871 from Market Lavington in Wiltshire detailing a covenant to surrender a
copyhold cottage and premises. The agreement is between the Reverend Thomas
Pearson and the Right Honourable Edward Reydell Bouverie MP. Document has a
blue tax stamp of £1 15 shillings and 2 wax stamps at the bottom. There is
also a small plan showing the land involved in the document. The back of the
document shows two payments of £345 and £70. Size of document is approx. 75cm
x 55cm (open) Condition is good and complete. The document has been kept in a
folded state of 20cm x 25cm so it is creased. |
Pearson |
Bouverie |
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246 |
1866 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Conveyance of a
coachhouse in Angel Yard, Marlborough, between Anne Gundry of Clatford Park,
Preshute, widow, John Russ of Collingbourne Ducis, gent and Nehemiah John
Reed of Marlborough. Dated 25 June 1866 in the 30th year of the reign of
Queen Victoria
Property: All that coachhouse and stable on the East Side of
Angel Yard in Marlborough. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Gundry |
Russ |
Reed |
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247 |
1882 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Conveyance of a
dwellinghouse in Angel Yard, Marlborough, between Walter Beaumont Gurney Whitchurch
of Shopryke Grange, Oving, Sussex, and Margaret Elizabeth his wife, and Peter
Davis of Marlborough, coachbuilder. Dated 13 August 1882 in the 46th year of
the reign of Queen Victoria Property: A house built by Samuel Reese on the
site of a coachhouse on the East Side of Angel Yard in the parish of St.
Peter, Marlborough. Also a range of stabling and coachhouse in Angel Yard.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size
(Approx.): 55 by 65 cm |
Whitchurch |
Davis |
Reese |
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248 |
1892 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Conveyance of a
malthouse, cottages and blacksmiths in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Mary Butler
of Kennet, Stephen Brown Dixon of Pewsey and Peter Davis of Marlborough.
Dated 22 October 1892 in the 56th year of the reign of Queen Victoria
Property: A house in the occupation of John Hes and James Smart with
malthouse and cottage. Also a brick built and slated forge in the occupation
of Thomas Dale. All situate in the marsh in the parish of St. Mary Virgin in
Marlborough. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 27 cm |
Butler |
Dixon |
Davis |
Hes |
Smart |
Dale |
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249 |
1822 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Mortgage of a house
in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Joseph Hale of Marlborough, yeoman, William
White, yeoman and William Batten of Newbury, corn dealer. Dated 1 January
1822 in the 2nd year of the reign of King George IV Property: A messuage or dwelling
house in two tenements with outbuildings, orchard, barn and stables in the
Marsh Ward, Saint Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, near Cow Bridge and adjoining
the River Kennett. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 3
pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Hale |
White |
Batten |
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250 |
1741 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Lease of a house and
lands used for parchment drying in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Thomas
Crabb of Marlborough, wool stapler, and William Rew of Marlborough, hosier. Dated
4 November 1741 in the 15th year of the reign of King George II Property: Three
houses with backside yard and garden and all those two skin houses or
parchment houses used for drying of parchment or skin and being in the Marsh
Ward, Saint Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, near Cowbridge next to the River
Kennett. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 26 by 56 cm |
Crabb |
Rew |
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251 |
1775 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Release of 2 houses
and 2 parchment drying houses in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Thomas
Hurlbatt of Winchesters, grocer and tallow chandler, and Edmund Goatley of Marlborough,
yeoman. Dated 25 March 1775 in the 15th year of the reign of King George III
Property: All those 2 houses lately erected by Thomas Hurlbatt and replaced 3
houses that lately stood there, and two skin or
parchment drying houses in the Marsh Ward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough,
near Cowbridge and the River Kennett. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Light toning and creasing. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 75 cm |
Hurlbatt |
Goatley |
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252 |
1704 |
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Vellum Indenture - 1704 Deed -
Whitley, Wiltshire Queen Anne Period Document A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 65 x 50 cm approx with a good small tag seal and the stamps intact An
Assignment of a cottage at Whitley, Wiltshire for £15 dated 27 March 1704.
"This Indenture made the seven and twentyeth day of March in the third
year of the Reigne of our Soveraigne Lady Anne by the grace of God of England
Scotland France and Ireland...." This is a good early document and
recites several earlier Indentures concerning the property, the first
document recited being from the second year of the reign of King Charles the
First ie. the year 1626 up to the time of this
document. Parties: John POULSUM,
malster, of Whitley in the parish of Melksham, Wiltshire to Thomas POULSUM,
yeoman of Whitley Other names include: Ambrose Awdry, Edward Blagden, Henry
Escott, Edward Gerrish, Joan Gerrish (nee Hutton), Edmund Hayward, Anne
Hutton, John Hutton, Joseph Hutton, Laurence Hutton, William Hutton, William
Winter Document signed by: John Poulsum Witnesses: A The mark of Anthony
Baker, J The mark of John Gay, Joseph Marshman Condition: There are a few
small holes and it is slightly faded on the folds in a couple of places but
for a document of this age it is in good condition. Good small tag seal and stamps intact |
Poulsum |
Awdry |
Blagden |
Escott |
Gerrish |
Hutton |
Hayward |
Winter |
Baker |
Gay |
Marshman |
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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 |
Moresly |
Bell |
Leigh |
Berrington |
Bird |
Temple |
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254 |
1794 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Lease of a house in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between William Wells of Lechlade, Gent, William
Young Findge of Marlborough, Gent, Joseph Heal of Marlborough, Yeoman and Isaac
Wells of Marlborough, Yeoman. Dated 14 December 1794 in the 35th year of the
reign of King George III
Property: A messuage in Marsh Ward in the parish of St Mary the
Virgin in Marlborough near to Cowbridge on the River Kennet. Medium:
Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Light toning. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size
(Approx.): 40 by 60 cm |
Wells |
Findge |
Heal |
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255 |
1766 |
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SALISBURY: Lease of a house in
Salisbury, Wiltshire, between Charles Taylor Ballard of Southampton, Druggist
and Charles Ballard of New Windsor, Gent. Dated 4 April 1766 in the 6th year
of the reign of King George III Property: A dwelling house, garden lands and
premises on the West Side of Castle Street formerly in the tenure of Thomas
Walter and since John Taylor, bounded by the River Avon on the West and
Castle Street on the East, in the city of Salisbury. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 40 by 53 cm |
Ballard |
Walter |
Taylor |
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256 |
1613 |
Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006 |
41 |
Wyatt (Thomas, flaxdresser, of
Salisbury ) Lease to Sir John Webbe of a messuage and tenement in Salisbury,
D.s. “T Wyatt”, manuscript on vellum, with manuscript schedule: “In the
Hall”; “In the Buttery”; “In the Chamber”, folds, creased, slightly soiled,
wax seal, 282 x 520mm., 30th July 1613. |
Wyatt |
Webbe |
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257 |
1635 |
Bloomsbury 15 Nov 2006 |
44 |
The Account of Thomas Carter
Chamberlen of the Company of Bakers in the Citty of New Sarum [Salisbury],
manuscript, 1p., folds, creased, slightly browned,
edges a little frayed, 400 x 300mm., 31st March 1635. |
Carter |
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258 |
1699 |
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PENLY, WESTBURY: Mortgage of a
house and lands in Penly in the parish of Westbury, Wiltshire, between George
Turner of Penly in Westbury, Clothier, Zachariah Baily of Westbury, Clothier,
Samuel Gibbs of Westbury, Clothier and William Mintern of Beckington, Gent.
Dated 5 June 1699 in the 11th year of the reign of King William III Property: All
that dwelling house called Eastern Tenement where Thomas Eyles dwelt. Also
various closes of land called Home Close, The Sands, Lower Sands, The Great
Sands, Blowcroft, Quarr Close, Honnicals Close, Layes, and others in Penly.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signatures and red wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Turner |
Baily |
Gibbs |
Mintern |
Eyles |
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259 |
1702 |
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A Large indenture dated 1702 on
vellum regarding property in Calne, Wiltshire. |
Brookes |
Lewis |
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260 |
1448 |
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1448 Medieval Will of Walter Gyle of
Pole with Seal. |
Gyle |
Coke |
Boyes |
Bomell |
Stote |
Swayn |
Spaderde |
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261 |
1939 |
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A 6 page vellum Settlement dated
25th February 1939 made on the marriage of Lieut. Robert Hugh Hodgkinson RN
and Miss Wenda Prudence Ward-Jackson (of Langhern House, Martley, Worcester). Other names
mentioned: George Holden Hodgkinson of Drybrook Lodge, Cholderton, Wilts
(Col. rtd.). It has three seals and
signatures + the large seal of The Royal Exchange Assurance with two
signatures. There are three witness
signatures and two revenue stamps. |
Hodgkinson |
Ward-Jackson |
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262 |
1808 |
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A letter and account signed by J.
B. Morgan dated 22nd October 1808 concerning the Administration of William
Robinson. Joseph Robinson is
mentioned. It is addressed to Messrs. Guy
& Michell of Chippenham. Has been
folded and used as an envelope. Has
damage where the seal has been broken. |
Morgan |
Robinson |
Guy |
Michell |
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263 |
1838 |
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A letter postmarked Chippenham DZ 23
1838 signed by H. H. Joy of Hartham Park.
It is addressed to F. A. S. Locke Esq., Solicitor of Chippenham and
concerns Conyers. |
Joy |
Locke |
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264 |
1841 |
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A two page letter dated 3rd May 1841
signed by William Farn of 14 Newcastle Street, Strand. Has been folded to be used as an envelope
and is addresed to Mr. John Cook, Shoemaker of Chippenham. "When my traveller, Mr. George Nash,
was at Chippenham last time, you agreed that if you did not bring or send me
some money in the Easter week, you would give me a Warrant of Attorney...The
goods you had September 7th 1839, were sold to you at six months
credit...". Has damage where the
seal has been broken. |
Farn |
Cook |
Nash |
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265 |
1756 |
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Vellum Indenture - 1756 Deed -
Wiltshire A vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 74 cm x 62.5 cm approx
being a Release dated 23 January 1756 regarding properties in Hampton
Turville, Eastropp, Westropp in the parish of Highworth and at Wanborough
including Cowleys Farm and Earles Court alias Estcott. Parties: John CROFT
Esq of St James, Westminster, Middlesex; Richard NEWTON of Aldermanbury,
London; Joseph NEWTON of Aldermanbury,
London. Other names mentioned include: John Bailey, Martha Bailey, Sir Archer
Croft, Dame Frances Croft, Harry Edwards, William Hayward, William Lea,
Robert Long, Mary Strattons Document signed by: John Croft, Richard Newton,
Joseph Newton Witnesses: H Owens, Thomas Swan Condition: Discolouration from
age and a hole in one of the skins, otherwise quite good considering age |
Croft |
Newton |
Bailey |
Edwards |
Hayward |
Lea |
Long |
Strattons |
Owens |
Swan |
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266 |
1793 |
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Vellum Indenture - 1793 Deed - The
Bell Alehouse, Warminster Common A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring
76.5 cm x 59 cm approx being a Security for £250 dated 31 October 1793. The property includes The Bell Alehouse at
Warminster Common, Wiltshire described as being bounded by the road from
Warminster to Deverill Longbridge Parties: John DANIEL of Warminster; John DAVIES of Warminster; Edward Holton of Warminster Common, Wiltshire
Other names mentioned include: Mary Butcher, Edward Holton deceased,
Elizabeth Holton (nee Turner), Mary Holton, Richard Holton, Joan Houlton,
Mary Mendenhall Document signed by: John Daniel, Edward Holton Witnesses:
James Mendenall, R Townsend Condition: Slight discolouration otherwise good
for age |
Daniel |
Davies |
Holton |
Butcher |
Turner |
Mendenhall |
Townsend |
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267 |
1864 |
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Vellum Document Dated 09/04/1864
Indenture Middlesex, Pimlico, London. Between Charlotte and Patrick Brown of 10
Upper Ebury Street, Pimlico, Middlesex. Also mentioned: George Scamels of
Pimlico Ellen Scamels of Pimlico Mary Anne Scamels of Regents Park Elizabeth
Scamels of Regents Park James Harvis of Chippenham, Wiltshire. This document
is a married womans deed from the Reign of His Late Majesty King William IV. On 2 pages
of vellum and completed by hand. And was sworn in front of the Attorneys of
the Queens Bench Westminster, James Jacob Darley and John Knight. Nice condition
interesting document pertaining to London especially Regents Park and
Pimlico. |
Brown |
Scamels |
Harvis |
Darley |
Knight |
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268 |
1846 |
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LARGE ORIGINAL VELLUM INDENTURE
WROUGHTON WILTSHIRE 29 MARCH 1846 This original indenture is large and folded.
Original wax seal. VERY GOOD CONDITION. Mr John Matthews to Mr John Harding
Sheppard transfer of mortgage from Mr John Duck for securing £600 and
interest. |
Matthews |
Sheppard |
Duck |
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269 |
1784 |
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SALISBURY: An early 19th Century
copy of the will of Thomas Brown of New Sarum (Salisbury), Wiltshire, glover and leather cutter. Originally dated 1784. Dated in
the th year of the reign of Queen Anne Property: The Black Horse Inn,
Salisbury, and several sums of money, including Mr Brown's business. Medium:
Manuscript in English on paper. Condition: Good, but with some frayed edges.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 40 by 30 cm |
Brown |
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270 |
1790 |
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CORSHAM: Deed to lead the uses of
recovery of lands in Corsham and a vault and church Pew in Corsham,
Wiltshire, between Sir William Thomas Hanham of Deans Court, Dorset, Baronet,
John Foster of Lincolns Inn, and John Vernon, gent. Signature of Sir William
Hanham. Dated 28 May 1790 in the 30th year of the reign of King George III
Property: A close of arable land called Longlands or the Corigree, of 7
acres, and a close called Curlecroft or Priory Croft of 4 acres. Also several
closes of land called Medleys Field. All in the parish of Corsham in the
ville or parish of Atworth or Atford.
Also a small aisle in the parish church of Corsham together with a
vault or burying ground belonging to a Pew or gallery in the Church. And a
farm called Neston and Atworth. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 75cm |
Hanham |
Foster |
Vernon |
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271 |
1775 |
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MARLBOROUGH: Lease of a house with
parchment drying houses in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between, Thomas Hurlbatt
of Winchester, Grocer and Tallow Chandler and Edmund Goalley of Marlborough, Yeoman.
Dated 24 March 1775 in the 15th year of the reign of King George III
Property: Two houses lately built by Thomas Hurlbatt deceased, on a piece of
ground where lately stood 3 tenements pulled down, with two skin drying
houses, in Marshward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough near Cowbridge and the
River Kennett. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 37 by 56 cm |
Hurlbatt |
Goalley |
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272 |
1873 |
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An Indenture of Conveyance dated
the 15th day of February 1873 made Between Hannah Price of Eldon Place in the
Parish of Saint David in the County of the City of Exeter of the first part John
Trask of Montacute in the County of Somerset and also of Fairfield House
Westbury in the County of Wilts Esquire and George Westlake Mitchell formerly
of Axminster in the County of Devon
Wine Merchant and also of Taunton in the County of Somerset of the Second
part and Henry White of Axminster aforesaid Grocer of the third part The
Conveyance purported to convey All That dwellinghouse shop yard and premises
situate on Castle Hill near the Market Place Axminster and a further
dwellinghouse situate near the Shambles Axminster erected and Built by Samuel
Strong Gamis And Also All that piece of land used by both messuages upon
which stood a dwellinghouse since burnt down and situate at the rear of the 2
dwellinghouses The Indenture is a Double parchment Deed and is in excellent
condition and measures 29 inches by 23 inches. It is signed by 3 parties and has wax seals
at the foot |
Price |
Trask |
Mitchell |
White |
Gamis |
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273 |
1654 |
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This is an extremely old and rare document
from the time of Oliver Cromwell. Following the English Civil War, and
execution of Charles I, Cromwell became Lord Protector and England was known
as the 'Commonwealth'. Effectively a republic. The document reads' This
Indenture made this ffourteenth day of (possibly) December in the Year of the
Lord God One Thousand Six Hundred and Fifity.Four. The document appears to be
on animal skin due to the texture. This is an very
nice document and, bearing in mind it is over 350 years old, is in very good
condition. There are however a few very smallholes where the document has
been folded and a tear about 2 inches long, again along a crease mark. But
ifthis was mounted these flaws would not be visibile.Measurements 55cm and
25cm Names include Nicholas Aldridge the Elder and Nicholas Aldridge the
Younger in the County of Wilts |
Aldridge |
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274 |
1775 |
1350 |
Lease of a house with parchment
drying houses in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between, Thomas Hurlbatt of
Winchester, Grocer and Tallow Chandler and Edmund Goalley of Marlborough,
Yeoman. Two houses lately built by
Thomas Hurlbatt deceased, on a piece of ground where lately stood 3 tenements
pulled down, with two skin drying houses, in Marshward, St Mary the Virgin,
Marlborough near Cowbridge and the River Kennett. |
Goalley |
Hurlbatt |
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275 |
1741 |
1251 |
Mortgage of houses used for drying
parchment in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between thomas Crabb, wool stapler and
William Rew, hosier, both of Marlborough.
All those 3 houses with backside yard and garden, and all those 2 skin
houses or parchment houses used for drying of skins or parchment and being in
Marsh Ward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, near Cowbridge next to the River
Kennett. |
Crabb |
Rew |
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276 |
1753 |
1353 |
Lease of 3 houses and 2 parchment sheds in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between, William
Rew of Marlborough, Hosier and Thomas Hurlbatt of Marlborough,
Carpenter. Three houses and two skin
or parchment drying sheds in the Marsh Ward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough,
near Cowbridge and the River Kennett. |
Hurlbatt |
Rew |
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277 |
1766 |
1446 |
Lease of a house in Salisbury,
Wiltshire, between Charles Taylor Ballard of Southampton, Druggist and
Charles Ballard of New Windsor, Gent.
A dwelling house, garden lands and premises on the West Side of Castle
Street formerly in the tenure of Thomas Walter and since John Taylor, bounded
by the River Avon on the West and Castle Street on the East, in the city of
Salisbury. |
Ballard |
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278 |
1860 |
1429 |
Conveyance of a house in Angel
Yard, Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Louis Henry Wood of Marlborough, Gent,
Thomas Vaisey Stiles of Marlborough, Gent, Hehemiah John Reed of Marlborough,
Gent and Charles Reed of Inkpen, Gent.
A house built on the site of a former Coachhouse on the East Side of
Angel Yard in Marlborough. |
Reed |
Stiles |
Wood |
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279 |
1819 |
1252 |
Mortgage of premises in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Joseph Hale of Marlborough, yeoman, and
William White, yeoman. A messuage or
house in two tenements with outbuildings, yard, garden and a piece of ground,
formerly an orchard, in the Marsh Ward of St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough,
near Cow Bridge on the River Kennett. |
Hale |
White |
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280 |
1842 |
1255 |
Release of houses in Marlborough,
Wiltshire, between Joseph Hale late of Marlborough now of Puttall, yeoman,
William Batten of Newbury, corn dealer and coachmaster, and Robert Martin of
Newbury, saddler. All that dwelling
house in 2 tenements with garden and ground, Malthouse Cottage, situate in
the Marsh Ward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, near to Cow Bridge on the
river Kennett. |
Batten |
Hale |
Martin |
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281 |
1741 |
1250 |
Release in Fee of houses used for
drying parchments, in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Thomas Crabb of
Marlborough, wool stapler, and William Rew Hosier. All those 3 houses with backside yard and
garden, and all those 2 skin houses or parchment houses used for drying of
skins or parchment and being in Marsh Ward, St Mary the Virgin, Marlborough,
near Cowbridge next to the River Kennett. |
Crabb |
Rew |
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282 |
1806 |
1093 |
Lease of the Bell Alehouse in
Warminster, Wiltshire, between Mathew Davies of Warminster, gent, Edward
Houlton of Warminster Common, yeoman, and John Knight of Norton Barrant,
farmer. A cottage called the Bell
Alehouse formerly of 4 rooms on the 1st floor and all the rooms and garretts
over the 1st floor. A stable and
little cottage, a pig stye, and a piece of land formerly used as a Kettle
alley. All in Warminster Common near
the road from Warminster to Deverill Longbridge. |
Davies |
Houlton |
Knight |
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283 |
1671 |
1087 |
Conveyance of lands in Beckington,
Somerset, between John Ashe of Teffont, Wiltshire, and Elizabeth Ashe of
Freshford, widow, and John Horter of Beckington, mercer. A tenement called Bigges tenement, one
orchard and land called Home Close, late in the occupation of Alexander
Webb. All that close of arable land
called Slades Close, one called Grayes Close, all in the parish of
Beckington. Also a building now called
the Workhouse. |
Ashe |
Horter |
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284 |
1682 |
1086 |
Assignment of lease for pasture in
Beckington, Somerset, between Banister Sly of Westbury, Wiltshire, cloth
worker, and George Turner of Pouley in Westbury, clothier. Four acres of pasture at Michelmore and on
the Northside of a close in the tenure of John Bayly called Broath, all in
the parish of Beckington. |
Sly |
Turner |
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285 |
1802 |
995 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Corsham recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Corsham, Wiltshire,
by John Fuller, customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of Henry
Merewether, Edward Robson and John Ladd, as the new copyhold tenants. A farm called Neston; A house called Eyres in Neston; A messuage and land called Collens's. one called Deoriants;
one called copicies; tofts
called Littles, the Furlong and Farm Slade.
Collectively known as Neston Park Farm, formerly held by Sir William
Hanham, Baronet. |
Fuller |
Ladd |
Merewether |
Robson |
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286 |
1790 |
907 |
Deed to lead the uses of recovery of
lands in Corsham and a vault and church Pew in Corsham, Wiltshire, between
Sir William Thomas Hanham of Deans Court, Dorset, Baronet, John Foster of
Lincolns Inn, and John Vernon, gent. Signature of Sir William Hanham. A close
of arable land called Longlands or the Corigree, of 7 acres, and a close
called Curlecroft or Priory Croft of 4 acres.
Also several closes of land called Medleys Field. All in the parish of Corsham in the ville
or parish of Atworth or Atford. <p>Also a small aisle in the parish church
of Corsham together with a vault or burying ground belonging to a Pew or
gallery in the Church. <p>And a farm called Neston and Atworth. |
Foster |
Hanham |
Vernon |
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287 |
1785 |
287 |
Contemporary copy of the will of
Richard Spaggs of the city of New Sarum (Salisbury), Wiltshire. A solicitor's
copy of the will on "PB" Britannia watermarked paper contemporary
with the 1780's. He bequeaths unto Benjamin Eastman of Dounton, tick weaver,
and John Button, Baptist Minister, all those three houses in New Sarum on the
west side of Castle Street. Also six
houses at Bulbridge, Wilton, and one in South Street, Wilton. |
Spaggs |
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288 |
1862 |
1254 |
Conveyance of houses in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Eleanor Batten of White Knights Avenue near
Reading, James Batten, gent, Thomas Ratcliffe of Dumfries and Lucy Hannah his
wife, Eleanor Victoria Batten and Robert Fuller Graham of Newbury, gent. All that dwelling house in 2 tenements with
garden and ground, Malthouse Cottage, situate in the Marsh Ward, St Mary the
Virgin, Marlborough, near to Cow Bridge on the river Kennett. |
Batten |
Graham |
Radcliffe |
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289 |
1879, 1894 |
ebay |
Probate of Last Will & Testament
of Ann Smith Kingston St Michael, Wiltshire, England 7th April 1879 Died 1st
July 1894 Probate 13th September 1894 This lovely document is the Probate of
the Last will and testament of Ann Smith, Spinster. The document consists of
three pieces, joined together. The
largest is folded and measures approx 34cm x 59cm, being the extracted last
will & testament, this lists various properties that she owned and to
whom her estate was left. The second
document is The Principal Registry and measures approx 25cm x 32cm. The third
is the seal which hangs from the bottom of the documents and measures approx
9cm x 9cm. Names mentioned: Ann Smith,
Spinster died 1/7/1894 Executors: Rev
Edward Charles Awdrey & John Swain (grocer) Beneficiary: aunts: Jane Neate
& Elizabeth Fortune; Ann Willis; uncle Charles Smith; uncle Samuel Smith;
Solicitors: Wood & Awdry,
Chippenham, Wilts Gross value of estate; £456..14..3 |
Smith |
Awdrey |
Swain |
Neate |
Fortune |
Willis |
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290 |
1893, 1895 |
ebay |
Probate of Last Will &
Testament of Marianne Olding, widow of
Harnham, Salisbury Wiltshire, England Will: May 1893 Died: November
1895 Probate: December 1895 This lovely document is the Probate of the Last
will and testament of Marianne Olding.
The document consists of three pieces, joined together. (I presume waxed paper). The largest is
folded and measures approx 34cm x 42cm, being the extracted last will &
testament. The second document is The Principal Registry and measures approx
25cm x 32cm. The third is the seal which hangs from the bottom of the
documents and measures approx 9cm x 9cm. Names mentioned: Marianne Olding
also; Executors: Francis Ellen Olding, spinster (daughter) Beneficiaries:
Frances ellen Olding - daughter witnessed by : John Pinniger Dogdean. Christopher Broom Pinniger Dogdean.
Sarah Maria & Sophie Pinniger Solicitors:
Wood & Awdry, Chippenham, Wilts Gross value of estate: £302..11..8 |
Olding |
Pinniger |
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291 |
1791 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1791 Deed -
Hampton Turville, Highworth, Wiltshire A vellum Indenture on two sheets
measuring 72 cm x 59 cm approx being a Release of a capital messuage or farm
house lands and premises situate at Hampton Turville in the parish of Highworth,
Wiltshire by way of Mortgage for securing £1000 and interest dated 17 May
1791 Parties: John CROFT of Russell Place, St Pancras, Middlesex; Walter MATTHEWS the younger of Newgate
Street, London; Walter MATTHEWS the
elder of Newgate Street, London Other names mentioned include: William Edwards, John Matthews Document
signed by: John Croft, Walter Matthews the younger Witnesses: W Mitton?, G
Arrowsmith Condition: Discoloured and stained with age, otherwise quite good |
Croft |
Matthews |
Edwards |
Mitton |
Arrowsmith |
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292 |
1793 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1793 Deed -
Warminster, Wiltshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 59 cm x 33 cm
approx being a Lease for a year of a stable and garden adjoining the Bell Alehouse
situate in the parish of Warminster Wiltshire dated 28 October 1793 Parties:
James MENDENHALL, innholder of Bath and Mary MENDENHALL his wife ( Nee
HOLTON); John DANIEL, Malster of
Warminster (Trustee for Edward HOLTON, innholder of Warminster) Other names
mentioned include: Richard Holton
Document signed by: James Mendenhall, Mary Mendenhall Witnesses: R Townsend,
Matthew Davies Condition: The document has some damage with a brown stain
which has gone into holes. The rest of
the document is actually quite good. |
Mendenhall |
Holton |
Daniel |
Townsend |
Davies |
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293 |
1895 |
ebay |
Probate of Will of Mr Alfred Harrold,
Malmesbury road, Chippenham, Wiltshire, England Will: April 1889 Died: February
1895 Probate: March 1895 This lovely document is the Probate of the will of
Mr Alfred Harrold . Excellent for any
collector of antiquities, a conversation piece, if framed and displayed on
your wall, or of interest to any descendants for genealagy research. |
Harrold |
Stacey |
Cater |
Sartam |
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294 |
1896 |
ebay |
Probate of Last Will &
Testament of Emanuel White Corsham, Wiltshire, England Will: 2nd March 1895
Died 19th April 1895 Probate 5th September 1896 This lovely original document
is the Probate of the Last will and testament of Emanuel White, Yeoman, of
Corsham, Wiltshire, England. Excellent
for any collector of antiquities, a conversation piece displayed on your
wall, or for any descendants for genealagy research. |
White |
Jacques |
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295 |
1899 |
ebay |
Probate of Will of Mr Henry Heath Parsloe, Gentleman
of Great Somerford, Wiltshire, England Will: March 1895 Died: January 1899
Probate: March 1899 This lovely document is the Probate of the will of Mr
Henry Heath Parsloe . Excellent for
any collector of antiquities, a conversation piece, if framed and displayed
on your wall, or of interest to any descendants for genealagy research. |
Parsloe |
Sealy |
Parker |
Heath |
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296 |
1874 |
2433 |
Conveyance of a house in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Rev. Thomas Ratcliffe of Wimborne, Wesleyan
Minister, Lucas Hannah Ratcliffe of Wimborne and George Butler of Kennett,
Brewer. A house in the occupation of
the Marlborough Gas Company with a malthouse and cottage adjoining situate in
the Marsh in the parish of St. Mary the Virgin, Marlborough, bounded by
London Road and the River Kennet. |
Butler |
Ratcliffe |
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297 |
1871 |
2431 |
Mortgage of a house
and malthouse in Marlborough, Wiltshire, between George Butler of Kennet,
Brewer and Martha Jane Merriman of Marlborough, Spinster. A messuage divided into two dwellings with
a malthouse, in the Marsh in the parish of St. Mary the Virgin in
Marlborough, bounded by London Road and the River Kennet. |
Butler |
Merriman |
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298 |
1791 |
2432 |
Release of a house in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between William Wells of Lechlade, Gent, William
Yhoung Fuidge of Marlborough, Gent, Isaac Wells of Marlborough, Joseph Heal
of Marlborough, Yeoman, Thomas Bruce Earl of Aylsbury, Baron Bruce of
Tottenham and Thomas Bailey of Proshute, Fellmonger. Signature of Earl of
Aylesbury. A house with orchard on the Street in Marsh Ward in Marlborough in
the parish of St. Mary the Virgin and near to Cowbridge on the River Kennet. |
Bailey |
Bruce Earl of Aylsbury |
Heal |
Wells |
Yhoung Fuidge |
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299 |
1761 |
2450 |
Lease of 2 houses in
Whiteparish, Wiltshire, between Robert Bristow of Micheldever and Walter
Elkins of Whiteparish, Yeoman. Two
houses in Whiteparish Street near to Whiteparish Green. |
Bristow |
Elkins |
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300 |
1875 |
2435 |
Reconveyance of a
cottage, stable and granary in Angel Yarm, Marlborough, Wiltshire, between
Henry John Smith of Christchurch, Francis Arthur Bulley of Reading, John
Thomas Leigh Reed of Calne, Charles Reed of Kintbury, Henry Arthur Reed of
Preshute and Margaret Elizabeth Reed of The Green, Marlborough. A cottage, stable and granary in Angel
Yard, Marlborough on the High Street. |
Bulley |
Leigh Reed |
Reed |
Smith |
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301 |
1822 |
2436 |
Release of a house in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Joseph Hale of Marlborough, Yeoman and
William Batten of Newbury, Corn Dealer.
All that house with garden, orchard and buildings, in Marsh Ward near
Cowbridge in the parish of St. Mary the Virgin, Marlborough. |
Batten |
Hale |
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302 |
1753 |
2430 |
Lease of houses in
Marlborough, Wiltshire, between William New of Marlborough, Hosier and Thomas
Hurlbatt of Marlborough, Carpenter.
Three tenements or dwelling houses with backside yards and gardens
with two Skin houses or parchment houses being in the Marsh Ward in St. Mary
the Virgin, Marlborough, near to Cowbridge and the River Kennet. |
Hurlbatt |
New |
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303 |
1848 |
2434 |
Conveyance of a cottage
in Angel Yard, Marlborough, Wiltshire, between Anne Halcomb, Eliza Halcomb,
Sarah Halcomb, William Halcomb, Thomas Halcomb, Gent, Samuel Reeve,
Horsedealer and Thomas Roff, Hatter, all of Marlborough. Wash coloured plan
of property. All that cottage on the East Side of
Angel Yard in Marlborough facing the High Street. Also the buildings adjacent formerly called
the Soldiers Rooms with Shops and Coach house. |
Halcomb |
Reeve |
Roff |
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