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1001 |
1899 |
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This 8
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber stamp marking with signatures next to them, it also has 3 pieces
of paper attached to it with signatures and dates, on the back there is some
writing and signatures with a date saying, 7th january 1899 under this date
it say MR MITCHELL CHADWICK TO MRS HANNAH M CHADWICK under this it say: 4
dwelling houses at lee mount near halifax for the residence of a term of 999
years started by ....... dated the 27th june 1882 ,,,rent £2.. 14.. 6..per nn
this indenture starts by saying "this indenture made the seventh day of
january one thousand eight hundred and ninety nine BETWEEN MITCHELL
CHADWICKof 193 gibbet st, halifax in the county of york and HANNAH MARIA
CHADWICK wife of the above the writing
is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber are still in great condition |
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1002 |
1896 |
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This 12
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber stamp marking with signatures next to them, on the back there
is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 9th september 1896under
this date it say THE DEVISEES UNDER THE WILL OF JOSHUA LYOLDS BROUGH DECEASED
AND OTHERS to MR THOMAS WOOD this is for a farm in Halifax this indenture
starts by saying "this indenture made the 9th day of September one
thousand eight hundred and ninety six BETWEEN around 12 people some of the
names are CAROLINE PARKER, ALICE MARY PARKER, WILLIAM IVES ETC the writing is
very detailed and neat. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
Brough |
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1003 |
1868 |
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Nicely
penned English vellum deed on two leaves being the conveyance of property in
Scarborough in the County of York between Sarah Green, a Widow, of the first part;
and The Right Honourable Henry John Earl of Shrewsbury and Earl Talbot, of
the second part; and James Meek and David Hill, Esquires, of the third part.
Fancy printed vignette and beautifully penned with blue revenue stamps backed
with tax stamps, and four red wax seals (one executed) on green cloth tags.
The Earl does not sign the document but is named as a party and referenced on
docketing on verso. Very Good condition, measures 29 x 23". |
Green |
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1004 |
1850 |
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This 2
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 5 sealing stamp with signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 14th may 1850 under
this date it say: JONAS PATCHELL TO SAMUEL THWAITE BY THE DIRECTION OF MRS
WILL GARSIDE AND THE SAID WILLIAM GARSIDE to MRS ELIZABETH ASFUNALLAND MR
JOHN BROOKE. under this it says TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE for securing £600 and
interest upon two dwelling houses in |
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Thwaite |
Garside |
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1005 |
1801 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition for over 200 years old with very little wear
it still has all original rubber 1 sealing stamp with signatures next to
them. on the back there is some writing and signatures with a date saying,
21st nov 1801 under this date it say: MR JOHN BOWER (parish of bradford) TO
MR HENRY WATKINSON (from the parish of halifax) next to this it says: DEED OF
COVENANTS the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber
stamp are still in great condition |
Bower |
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1006 |
1825 |
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This 2
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 12 sealing stamp with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 7th febuary 1825 under
this date it say: MICHAEL STOCKES
esquire (FROM THE PARISH of HALIFAX in YORK TO JOSEPH MEDLEY of NORTHOWRAM
next to this it says: DEED OF COVENANTS for a plot of a charity sunday
school. the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber
stamp are still in great condition |
Stockes |
Medley |
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1007 |
1862 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 9 original rubber sealing stamp with
signatures next to them. on the back there is some writing and signatures
with a date saying, 21st june 1862 under this date it say: MR ELY DYSON ( of haugh shaw lane in
thircoat in the parish of halifax in the county of york) TO MRS MARY DYSON
AND OTHER next to this it says: GRANT of an annuity and covenant to assign
personal estate in consideration of £600 below this it give the name FRANCIS
FUBB OF HALIFAX the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the
rubber stamp are still in great condition |
Dyson |
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1008 |
1831 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 3 original rubber sealing stamp with
signatures next to them. on the back there is some writing and signatures
with the date left blank but in the year of 1831 under this date it say: MR JOSEPH HORATIO BUTTERWORTH ( of
manchester in the county of lancaster) TO AGNES BUTTERWORTH AND HER TRUSTEE
(of newlay in the township of horsforth in the county of york) next to this
it says: CONVERJANCE and appointment
of premises at stone chasis in shelf in the county of york upon special
trusts the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber
stamp are still in great condition |
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1009 |
1849 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 2
original rubber sealing stamp with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with the date saying 10th march 1849 under
this date it say: MR SAMUEL HALL (of
marsh in south owram in the parish of halifax in the county of york) TO
CHARLES RUSHWORTH (of oatsroyal in northowram) next to this it says: DEED
COVENANTS on sale and mortgage of a copyhold estate ralled same top near
ambler thorn in northowram the writing is very detailed and neat and has not
faded. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
Hall |
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1010 |
1871 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 2
original rubber sealing stamp with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with the date saying 15th july 1871 under this
date it say: MANOR OF WAKEFIELD then
MR JOHN PENROSE(of northowram in the parish of halifax in the county of york)
WITH GEORGE SUTCLIFFE (from the parish of halifax) next to this it says: DEED
COVENANTS to surrender and mortgage of hereditament and premises situate at
northowram in parish of halifax the writing is very detailed and neat and has
not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
Penrose |
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1011 |
1834 |
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This 2 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 3
original rubber sealing stamp with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with the date saying 17th and 18th february
1834 under this date it say: MR JAMES
STANSFELD ( of halifax in the county of york) TO MR ABEL TURNER (of halifax)
under this it says: RELEASE of parcel of building land in roads street
halifax the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber
stamp are still in great condition |
Stansfield |
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1012 |
1851 |
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This 2
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 3
original rubber sealing stamp 2 with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with the date saying 23rd january 1851under
this date it say: MR JONAS ROBERTSHAW
( of southowram of halifax in the county of york) TO JOHN JANKINSON (of
banktop in southowram in the parish of halifax) under this it says:
CONVERJANCE of two closes of sand in southowram in the parish of halifax in
the county of york the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded.
the rubber stamp are still in great condition there is also a peice of A4
paper included wirh writing on signed by JONAS ROBERTSHAW |
Robertshaw |
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1013 |
1851 |
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This 2
page deed is in good condition with very little wear it still has all 3 original
rubber sealing stamp 3 with signatures next to them. on the back there is
some writing and signatures with the date saying 22nd december 1851 under
this date it say: MR EDWARD HAIGH ( of
halifax but now of bradford in the county of york) AND MR JAMES BREARLEY (of
skircoat in the parish of halifax) TO MR EDWARD JOHNSON WALKER (of halifax )
under this it says: CONVERJANCE of land skircoat in the parish of halifax the
writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are
still in great condition there is a detailed map showing the plots of land,
sizes plus street names and a scale measure in feet on the side |
Haigh |
Brearley |
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1014 |
1784 |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT Heptonstall Yorks SUTCLIFFE > MIDGLEY 1784 guaranteed original -
FROM THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE III - 220 YEARS OLD A RARE AND INTERESTING
DOCUMENT. TO AMOS MIDGLEY OF HEPTONSTALL IN THE WEST RIDDING OF YORKSHIRE INN
KEEPER; IN PURSUANCE OF THE DIRECTIONS GIVEN BY THE ACT PASSED IN THE
THIRTEENTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THETHIRD FOR THE
AMENDMENT AND PRESERVATION OF THE HIGHWAYS ; WE GAMALIOL SUTCLIFFE, THOMAS
SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM MITCHELL, JOHN OGDON AND THOMAS FOSTER SURVEYOR OF THE
HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP OF HEPTONSTALL IN THE SAID RIDDING DO HEREBY
GIVE YOU NOTICE THAT APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO HIS MAJESTYS JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE AT THE NEXT GENERAL QUARTER SESSION OF THE ROAD TO BE HOLDEN BY
ADJOURNMENT AT LEEDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING 24 YARDS OF GROUND IN CLOSE
(OF LAND) CALLED 'COCKPIT' - TO IMPROVE THE ROAD FROM WAKEFIELD TO BURNLEY ON
ONE SHEET OF HAND MADE PAPER WITH FLEUR DE LYS WAYERMARK SIZE 10 INS X 15 INS
~ VERY FINE CONDITION |
Midgley |
Sutcliffe |
Mitchell |
Ogdon |
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1015 |
1802 |
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THIS IS
A SINGLE PAGE DEED DATED 2. APRIL 1802
MADE BETWEEN THOMAS HOLY, MERCHANT OF
SHEFFIELD, JOHNATHAN RODDIS OF
MIDDLEWOOD & JOHN WALKER OF SHEFFIELD. THE DEED IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
FOR ITS AGE AND IS OF AN UNUSAL SIZE BEING APPROX 2FT X 18 INS IT IS IN
COPPERPLATE WRITING AND THE WAX SEAL IS STILL INTACT. |
Holy |
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1016 |
1892 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Worksop Notts MARTIN > HOOSON 1892 guaranteed original
- from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 114 YEARS OLD BETWEEN THOMAS MARTIN OF
THE CITY OF LINCOLN GENTLEMAN AND JOHN BOWER BROWN OF SHEFFIELD IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK BANK MANAGER OF THE ONE PART AND FRANCIS HOOSON OF WORKSOP IN THE
COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM GROCER AND CONFECTIONER OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE
SURRENDER OF A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE NO 20 NORFOLK STREET WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY
OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. SIZES 10 INS X 18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
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1017 |
1872 |
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ANTIQUE
DOCUMENT ANTIQUE DOCUMENT Midgley Warley
YORKSHIRE Sutcliffe1872 guaranteed original - 134 YEARS OLD from the Reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA MINUTES AS TO THE TITLE OF JOHN CROSSLEY SUTCLIFFE ESQUIRE TO
ESTATES CONVEYED BY HIM TO HIS SON MR. JOHN SUTCLIFFE OF LEE IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF HEPTONSTALL IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE. AS TO THE
GREAT HOUSE IN MIDGLEY AND PEACOCK HOUSE IN WARLEY SIZE 13 INS X 16 INS ~
VERY FINE CONDITION ~ ON FIVE SHEETS
OF PAPER - WITH MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK WATERLOW AND SONS TO HANDMADE PAPER |
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1018 |
1891 |
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This 2
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 3 sealing stamp 2 with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 1st may 1891 under this
date it say: JOHN MURGATROYD ESQRE & OTHERS (of datsloyd mills inb the
parish of halifax in the county of york) TO GEORGE CLEGG ESQRE (of halifax)
under this it says RECONVERJANCE: a mill and premises in halifax in the
county of york on a mortgage debt of £8000 and interest having been paid off
the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are
still in great condition |
Murgatroyd |
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1019 |
1825 |
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This 2
page deed is in good condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 12 sealing stamp 11 with signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 7th february 1825
under this date it say: JOSEPH NEEDLY AND OTHERS(of northowham in the parish
of halifax in the county of york) TO Grace chanock (from the parish of
bradford) some other names mentioned are: JAMES REVSHAW WILLIAM SHARP JAMES
SHARP JOSEPH BOOTH WILLIAM ODDY under
this it says DEED OF COVENANTS: on ......... in ........ of a piece of ground
and ....... a sunday school at howis top in rothowham for ............ £ and
interest the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber
stamp are still in great condition |
Needly |
Chanock |
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1711 |
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A vellum
indenture regarding the lease of lands in Pontefract, Yorkshire, between
Johnson Hesletine late of the City of London, linen draper, and John Dickson
of Pontefract, gent. Dated the 4th day of March in the 10th year of the reign
of Queen Anne [1711] Property: A close or parcel of pasture called Fryerwood
in Pontefract formerly devised Thomas and Sarah English now in the tenure of
Martin Watson. Also 2 cottages, gardens and orchards in Pontefract in the
occupation of John Lumb. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition:
Part of the vellum in the margin is cut out where the revenue stamp was
placed, now repaired. Otherwise good. Characteristics: Signature and red wax
seal. Revenue and tax stamps. |
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Dickson |
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1021 |
1763 |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the lease of lands in |
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1022 |
1753 |
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A
vellum final concord from the court of Common Pleas, |
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1023 |
1696 |
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A small
vellum manor admission document for the manor of Slaidburn in |
Nowell |
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1024 |
1697 |
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A small
vellum manor admission document for the manor of Slaidburn in |
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1025 |
1812 |
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Administration
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1026 |
1854 |
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This 1 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 6 sealing stamp 1 with signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 14 july 1854 under
this date it say: WILLIAM KERSHAW (NEAR LEEDS in the county of york) TO THE
HALIFAX PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY
under this it says MORTGAGE: four messuages and housedtennents situate
in gerald street in halifax in the county of york the writing is very
detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great
condition |
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1027 |
1869 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all original
rubber 5 sealing stamp 5 with signatures next to them. on the back there is
some writing and signatures with a date saying, 1st day of may 1869 under
this date it say: FREDERICK GREEN FLEMIN (of halifax in the county of york)
and WILLIAM HENRY DODGSON of halifax TO ABRAHAM HOLLINGRAKE AND GEORGE CLEGG
(from luin mill in the parish of halifax) under this it says CONVERGENCE:
freehold land situate on the south side of pellow lane in halifax in the
county of york the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the
rubber stamp are still in great condition there is also a lovely detailed
diagram of the property described on this deeds |
Flemin |
Dodgson |
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1028 |
1859 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 4 sealing stamp 4 with signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 19th march 1859
under this date it say: FTHE TRUSTEES OF SALE UNDER THE WILL OF THE LATE MR
WILLIAM GARSIDE TO WILL GREEN & W L PATCHETT (of halifax in the county of
york) under this it says CONVERGENCE: of two messuages or dwelling houses
situate in rhodes sheet in the borough of halifax the writing is very
detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great
condition |
Garside |
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1029 |
1869 |
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This 3
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all original
rubber 3 sealing stamp 3 with signatures next to them. on the back there is
some writing and signatures with a date saying, 8th may 1869 under this date
it say:ELLIS HODWIN HODGSON (of halifax in the county of york) TO RICHARD
GOLDSBROUGH(of melbourne) under this it says CONVERGENCE: of a messuage
brewery and land at bradshaw in the parish of halifax in the county of york
the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are
still in great condition |
Hodgson |
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1030 |
1859 |
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This 3
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all
original rubber 3 sealing stamp 3 with signatures next to them. on the back there
is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 22nd march 1859 under this
date it say: PRATCHETT (of halifax in the county of york) AND WILL GREEN + W
L PRATCHETT under this it says DECLARATION: of trusts as to messuage or
situate in rhodes street in the borough of halifax the writing is very
detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great
condition |
Pratchett |
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1745 |
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1745 Vellum
Lease for a year between CHRISTOPHER THOMPSON of WEST SCRAFTON in the parish
of COVERHAM and LUKE YARKER of LEYBURN, North Yorkshire, signed by CHRIS
THOMPSON at base beside small red wax seal, fine clean condition for age with
usual folds, measures c. 20 x 14" with blue embossed duty stamps affixed
left edge |
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1032 |
1788 |
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2 large
Vellum Indentures (one measures c.36 x 26", the other slightly smaller),
fastened together at base with six signatures and small red wax seals dated
1788 - presumably all one document as headed up QUADRUPARTITE - between
STEPHEN WRIGHT of DOCKWRAY SQUARE, TYNEMOUTH, NORTHUMBERLAND and ANN WRIGHT
of same place, JOHN MATTHEWS of WHITBY and THOMAS WRIGHT of same place,
STEPHEN WRIGHT & THOMAS WRIGHT a Master mariner. |
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1676 |
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1676
Vellum deed for the account of RICHARD SMITHSON of WILTON, Yorkshire, goods, rights,
credits and chattels etc. listed in detail, last paragraph in latin is
probably a repeat of that in English, some staining/toning and slight damage
lower left patch in scan but hardly affecting any text, the whole document
measuring c. 15 x 11" with a colourless paper seal attached to base. |
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1034 |
1747 |
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1747
Vellum document ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE between NICHOLAS BICKERDIKE of KNARESBOROUGH
and RICHARD FFORSTER of EAST WITTON - signed at base by N B & FRANCIS
ILES, some heavy toning on the back only, the inside is fine and clear with
usual folds, measures c. 30 x 24" |
Bickerdike |
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1745 |
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1745
Large vellum document between PHILIP SANDS of MIRKLEY? in YORK county and
WILLIAM WRATHER late of BEGGARS BUSH and now of KNARESBOROUGH, THOMAS BUTTERFIELD
of WEST SCRAFTON and LUKE YARKER of LEYBURN - assignment of mortage, signed
by all four at base of this large document which measures c. 36" square,
some toning on Reverse but the writing very clear, a couple of small holes in
the document |
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Wrather |
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1876 |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the mortgage of a freehold property at Howden ,
Yorkshire, between Mary Carter Gaggs, late of Howden but now Askew Terrace, Wilton
Road, Middlesex - spinster, and William Leigh Dudgeon of 10 London Street,
City of London - engineer. Dated |
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1672 |
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A small
vellum manor admission document for the manor of Slaideburn, |
Paley |
Harkill |
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1740 |
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A small
vellum manor document relating to the manor of Slaideburn in |
Montague |
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1879 |
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A three
page vellum indenture dated 20th october 1879 relating to the sale of a
Brinnington Tollhouse. It is between
James Frederic Buckley of Greenfield, Yorkshire (gent.), John Wood of Arden
House near Stockport, Cheshire (gent.) and John Ross Coulthart of Ashton
under Lyne, Lancashire (banker) - Trustees of the Stockport and Ashton Roads
- and Birley Key of Binnington near Stockport (joiner). Included in the sale were the turnpike
gates, chains, posts, etc. It has
three signatures with seals + a witness signature. There is also the signature of the Deputy
clerk of the Peace. Has one revenue
stamp. Has been folded. |
Buckley |
Wood |
Coulthart |
Key |
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1040 |
1629 |
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An Original
Vellum Indenture Manuscript From the Time of Charles the First, Dated 1629
Concerning a Mr. Willem Moore of Newton (or Norton ?) York, with remains of
seal attached. Text in Latin.
Decorative document, ideal for framing or hopefully for someone researching
this family history. 6 lines of manuscript and signatures to verso. Larger
image on request. Size: 13.25 inches x 9.5 inches Good condition, normally
folded. |
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1800 |
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Vellum Indenture
- 1800 Deed - Yorkshire A single large sheet vellum Indenture measuring 81 cm
x 62.5 cm approx Reconveyance of properties at Birkenshaw, Heckmondwike and
Buslingthorpe, Yorkshire dated 23 September 1800 William Fenton SCOTT, Lucas
NICHOLSON, and George SMITH, all of Leeds to John RANGELEY of Leeds Other
names mentioned include: Blackburn, Greaves, Hudswell, Plumb, Rider, Swan,
Binns Document signed and sealed by: William Fenton Scott, Lucas Nicholson,
George Smith Witnesses: Thomas Newsome, Thomas Everard Upton Condition: Usual
crease lines where the document has been folded, slight discolouration on back, otherwise
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Smith |
Rangeley |
Blackburn |
Greaves |
Hudswell |
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Rider |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1814 Deed - Yorkshire A single large sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 86.5 cm x 67 cm approx Release of part of a close of land at
Nafferton, Yorkshire dated 24 May 1814 Benjamin HODGSON to Robert WARD
Parties to Document: Benjamin HODGSON, Ann WARD (nee HODGSON), John WARD,
Robert WARD Other names mentioned include: Carter, Chitty, Hodgson, Holtby,
Huntley, Pinder, Sykes Other information: Also includes information relating
to the Last Will and Testament of William Ward, Blacksmith, of Nafferton
Yorkshire dated 11 October 1794 Document signed and sealed by: Benjamin
Hodgson, Robert Ward, Ann Ward Witnesses: R Boulton, John Dinnis Condition:
Usual crease lines where the document has been folded, slight patch of discolouration on back,
otherwise good and clean for a document of this age |
Hodgson |
Ward |
Carter |
Chitty |
Holtby |
Huntley |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Worksop Notts BAXTER > BARROWS 1903 guaranteed
original - from the reign of KING EDWARD VII - 103 YEARS OLD BETWEEN GEORGE
BAXTER LATE OF WORKSOP IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM BUT NOW OF CROOKESMOOR
ROAD IN THE CITY OF SHEFFIELD RETIRED PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST OF THE FIRST
PART AND GEORGE WILLIAM BARROWS OF NOTTINGHAM SOLICITOR. BEING THE
APPOINTMENT OF MR GEORGE WILLIAM BARROWS TO BE THE NEW TRUSTEE OF THE WILL OF
HENRY NAYLOR VETERINARY SURGEON LATE OF WORKSOP IN PLACE OF THE REVEREND
JAMES BOWNES. SIZES 12 INS X 18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMP ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the conveyance of lands in Popplewell, Cleckheaton,
Yorkshire, between Joseph Swires of Cleckheaton, Birstall, John Povritt,
Thomas Povritt and Frank Povritt, all of Cleckheaton, joiners and cabinet
makers. Dated 27 February 1864 in the 27th year of the reign of Victoria Property: All that building formerly used
as a wire mill but lately used as a scribbling and spinning woollen mill with
engine house and boiler house, called Mill Croft. Also Mill Barn and Kitchen
Croft. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Very good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 75 by 60 cm |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the conveyance of premises at Nafferton, Yorkshire,
between William Simpson of Tibthorpe, yeoman, and John Bradley of Wetwang,
farmer. Dated 22 November 1845 in the 9th year of the reign of Victoria
Property: All that cottage on the south side of Westgate Street in Nafferton.
Also a piece of ground in the Lordship of Nafferton. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Slight creasing otherwise good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 75 by 65 cm |
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1905 |
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A
vellum indenture regarding the assignment of a leasehold house in Hessle,
Wragby, Yorkshire, between Hans Henry Edmund Brochner of Kingston upon Hull, gentleman,
Frederick Arthur Scott, Thomas Henry West and William Craven Plockliffe of
Kingston. Dated 16 May 1905 in the 5th year of the reign of Edward VII
Property: A plot of land and house on the west side of Woodfield Lane and
north side of Westhill in the parish of Hessle. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Very good. Characteristics: Signatures and red
wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 75 by 60 cm |
Brochner |
Scott |
West |
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1773 |
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A paper
document being an obligation bond where Thomas Bright of Sheffield,
Yorkshire, gentleman is firmly bound to Robert Newton of Norton, Derbyshire for
the sum of 1600 pounds in relation to a mortgage of premises. Dated 23
December 1773 in the 14th year of the reign of George III Medium: Handwritten in English on paper.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Revenue and tax stamps. Signatures and red
wax seals. Document Size (Approx.): 31 by 19 cm |
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1763 |
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An
attractive vellum indenture regarding the lease of lands in Rotherham, Yorkshire,
between Thomas Mirtin of Nether Oalton, Yorkshire, yeoman, and Samuel Tooker
of Rotherham. Dated 23 May 1763 in the 3rd year of the reign of George III
Property: All that common right and right of common upon Rotherham Command
and the Michaelmas lands called Badsteymoor and the Butts. Also several other
lands in Rotherham. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
although seal damaged. Characteristics: Signature and red wax seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 50 cm |
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1758 |
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A two
page vellum probate copy of Susannah Denton's last will and testament.
Susannah Denton of Upper Heyhouse in Barkisland, Yorkshire. Dated 23 August 1758
in the 32nd year of the reign of George II Property: All that house called
Strine Coat or Knowsley in Barkisland. Also a house called Banquet House in
Barkisland. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Dust
marking, otherwise good. Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 60 cm |
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1755 |
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A paper
document being a declaration from Warren Maude, being a Quaker, regarding the
loss of the ship "Mary and Rebeccah" of Whitby on the 13 November 1755
off the coast of Sunderland, with all crew lost. Relates to compensation for
the load of coals. Dated 8 July 1756 in the 30th year of the reign of George
II Medium: Handwritten in English on paper. Condition: Frayed edges and small
loss of paper in fold. Characteristics: Signature. Revenue stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 30 by 16 cm. Also mentions Robson Richardson. |
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1822 |
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A small
vellum indenture regarding the lease of a fulling and stribbling works at
Hough and Bramley, Leeds, Yorkshire, between John Perfect, Christopher
Hardcastle and William Perfect, bankers, John Haley of Bramley, Leeds, cloth
manufacturer, and James Brown of Leeds, merchant. Dated 28 October 1822 in
the 3rd year of the reign of George IV Property: All that parcel of ground in
Hough and Bramley including a fulling and stribbling mill with workshop and
warehouse with water wheel and steam engine. Medium: Handwritten in English
on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals.
Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 50 by 65 cm |
Perfect |
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1639-1690 |
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Goodricke
Family. Papers of the Goodricke family of Ribston Hall, Yorkshire, 38 letters
and manuscripts, 71pp., 4to & folio, 21 letters and manuscript repaired
with tape, tipped-in with tape, in an album with typescript title, 1p.
entitled Ribston Hall and each manuscript with typescript caption pp.,
bookplate of Fairfax of Cameron on front pastedown, modern morocco-backed
cloth, slightly faded, folio, 1639-90. A fine collection
of material relating to the career of a diplomat and his family, spanning the
reigns of Charles I, (the Interregnum) Charles II, James II & William
& Mary , comprising: (i).
Goodricke ( Sir Henry, diplomatist, 1642-1705) Autograph Letter signed, with
a postscript from Lady Goodricke to their son, Savile Goodricke (student at
Magdalen Hall, Oxford), thanking him for a copy of Thomas Fuller’s History of
the Holy War, sending him a twenty shilling piece and asking him to visit his
nephew Wat as a recreation from studying for so long, 8th February [1639]. (ii).
Fairfax ( Lord William) Bill for medicine, [c. 1640]. (iii).
Goodricke ( Lady Jane) Autograph Letter signed to her son, Sir Francis
Goodricke, reporting on the accidental wounding and death of Ferdinando, Lord
Fairfax, “my Lord Fairfax dyed of a short Lameness... it seems it struck up
to his Hart from his foot”, 17th March 1648, & a docket written by Sir
Francis Goodricke recording the above as his mother’s last letter to him. (iv).
Goodricke ( Sir Francis) Autograph Letter signed to his brother Sir John
Goodricke, requesting an “Accurate Dyall for York Meridian” and discussing
the portrait of their brother Savile, who had died recently in Venice, “I
have newly recd his deer Picture wch he sent by one Mr Chamberlain very well
taken... but somewhat fatter then he was when he left England, you will not
imagine ye contrary passions I was in at ye first sight of it, I intend to
take a Copy of it & to send it ye downe...”, 25th [?] 1651. (v).
Neville (Francis) 3 Autograph Letters signed to Sir John Goodricke, complaing
of the “common calamities” besetting loyalist landed families during the
protectorate, mentioning Lord Lambert’s efforts on his behalf, “but what the
Commissioners will doe then I know not; as what his highness [Cromwell, Lord
Protector] will doe more, but I thincke it concerns us all to woorke our
selves from under this blacke cloude of suspi[cion]; under which it will be
hard to live longe” and the high taxation imposed upon them by Cromwell,
Cheart, 22nd January, 3rd December & 6th December 1655. (vi).
Goodricke ( Sir Francis ) Autograph Letter signed to his brother Sir John,
giving news from London of the Restoration, business in Parliament and the
Act of Oblivion and those excepted from its provisions, [1660]. (vii).
Unsigned and unidentified letter giving an account of the Court at York on
the day Sir John Goodricke was chosen Knight for the Shire, [1660]. (viii).
Langdale ( Sir Marmaduke, first Baron Langdale, 1598?-1661) Autograph Letter
signed to Sir John Goodricke informing him that Sir John Dawney and other
gentlemen of the West Riding are sending warrants to the “Cheife Constables”
to find out what “private & common armes are within their Constableries”,
[1660]. (ix).
Tindale (William) Autograph Document signed, “The Provision ffor ye Clothing
each Man ffor the Honorable Sr. Henry Goodricke”, four hundred suits to be
supplied, 11th March 1667. (x).
Manuscript copy of an Order in Council, commanding Sir William Temple,
Ambassador at the Hague, to observe the same course as the French and other
Ambassadors do, Whitehall, 26th August 1668. (xi).
Clifford (Thomas, first Lord Clifford of Chudleigh, 1630-73) Autograph Letter
signed, Lansburgh, 10th September [c. 1670]. (xii).
Grahame (Richard, nephew of first Viscount Preston ) Autograph Letter signed
to to Sir Henry Goodricke stating that Preston has been chosen for Parliament
but has rejected the offer in favour of Grahame, however he understands that
Sir Henry is standing, if that is so he will withdraw and if not asking for
Sir Henry’s support, Burrough Bridge, 26th March 1672/3. (xiii).
Hutton (Richard) Autograph Letter signed to Sir Henry Goodricke, asking aid
in gaining the “Sheriffalry of this County” (Yorkshire), having been informed
that unless he has the influence of the Dukes of York and Monmouth or the
Lord Treasurer it will not be possible, discussing London politics and the
shrievalty of York, [1674]. (xiv).
Osborne ( Sir Thomas, Earl of Danby, 1631-1712) Autograph Letter signed to
Lord Fairfax at Denton, about the re-delivery of distress taken for the
non-payment of the Duty for Smith’s forges which the Attorney General says
are not exempt, but Blowing Houses are, as they are places for melting iron
& lead ore, Wallingford House, 8th March 1675/6. (xv).
Contemporary manuscript account of the Impeachment of the Earl of Danby,
[1678]. (xvi).
Fairfax (Henry, fourth Baron ) Manuscript Document signed & six others,
agreeing to raise “one hundred men besides Officers” for Sir Henry Goodricke,
[1677]. (xvii).
Fortrey (Samuel, author of “England’s Interest and Improvement...”, clerk of
the ordnance at the Tower of London, 1622-81) Printed document with
manuscript insertions, signed by Fortrey, Colonel Henry Goodricke receipt of
muskets, bandoliers, pikes, drums etc., [1678]. (xviii).
Boyle (Richard, Earl of Burlington, 1612-97) Warrant signed by Boyle allowing
Sir Henry Goodricke to hunt game at Knaresborough, [1677]. (xix).
3 Autograph Letters signed by Boyle, relating to his visit to Ribston,
illness, politics and thanking him for the papers “which doe sufficiently
demonstrate the deepe designe yt was layd for our destruction... the
hellishnesse of it will I hope bee found out”, [1677]. (xx).
Berkeley (George, first Earl of Berkeley, 1628-98) Autograph Letter signed to
Sir Henry Goodricke in Madrid, thanking Sir Henry for his kindness and hopes
to be able to repay him, Berkeley House, 21st March 1679. (xxi).
Tangiers. Manuscript in the form of a diary, giving an account of the
fighting at Tangiers, “Tanger”, 15th September 1680. [Charles II married
Catherine of Braganza in 1662 and received as part of her dowry the Portugese
colony of Tangiers]. (xxii).
Hyde (Laurence, Earl of Rochester, 1628-98) Autograph Letter signed to Sir
Henry Goodricke about the straight condition of the Treasury because of the
“necessity of the King’s Affairs” and enclosing a letter from the Duchess of
Mazarin for Mme. de Colonna, [1681]. (xxiii).
Pembroke (Henrietta, Countess of ) Autograph Letter signed in French
concerning her return to France, [1682]. (xxiv).
L’Isaur (Juan de Idiaque) Autograph Letter signed in Spanish to Sir Henry
Goodricke & Sir Henry’s reply in French that he will obey His Majesty’s
orders, 21st January 1683. (xxv).
Arran (Mary, Countess of ) Autograph Letter signed to Lady Goodricke (partly
in cipher), commiserating on her miscarriage, 19th May n.y. (xxvi).
Seton (Alexander, Viscount Kingston, 1621?-91) Autograph Letter signed to Sir
Henry Goodricke, hoping to repay his kindness, [c. 1680]. (xxvii).
Reresby ( Sir John, author of Travels and Memoirs, 1634-89) Autograph Letter
signed to Sir Henry Goodricke on the death of Charles II and the proclamation
of James II at York, [1685]. (xxviii).
Manuscript copy of Sir Henry Goodricke’s new Letters from the Privy Seal
authorising payment due to him as ambassador to Spain, 31st March 1685. (xxix).
Colepeper ( Sir Thomas) 2 Autograph Letters signed to Sir Henry Goodricke
concerning a pardon from James II, 20th July & 30th October 1685. (xxx).
Marryott (Richard) Manuscript document signed concerning a decision in the
Queen Dowager’s Council about a case relating to Sir Henry Goodricke’s
searching and seizing the vestments and goods of priests, 23rd November 1685. (xxxi).
Goodricke ( Sir Henry) Autograph note signed entitled “Part of Dn. Pedro
Ronguillo’s last Memoriall to the King” & “Mr. Hyde’s Letter to me”,
[1687]. (xxxii).
Newcastle (Henry, Earl of ) Autograph Letter signed to Sir Henry Goodricke,
saying that the Earl of Danby was written to him thanking him for his
kindness, Wellbeck, 7th November 1688. (xxxiii).
Thompson (Edward) Autograph Letter signed to Sir Henry Goodricke reporting on
recent political events, “for the preservation of the Church of England from
ye rebells who have so publickly transgressed against their avowed Doctrine
on non-resistance”, London, 5th January 1689. (xxxiv).
Mordaunt (Charles, third Earl of Peterborough, admiral, general &
diplomatist, 1658-1735) Autograph Letter signed to Sir Henry Goodricke about
the behaviour of the Governer and their vulnerability from attack by the
Alcade, [c. 1690]. |
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1823 |
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Cookery.-
Berwick (Elizabeth) Recipe Book, manuscript, 62pp. excluding blanks, several pp.
of place settings, slightly foxed and browned, original half roan, manuscript
title on upper cover: “E Berwick Leeds”, rubbed, sm. 4to, 1823. Recipes
include: “To Pickle Mushrooms White”; “Parsnip Wine”; “Veal Sausages”; “To
Make Ginger Beer”; “Green Gooseberry Wine” etc. |
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1821,
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Vellum
Indenture - 1863 Deed - Yorkshire A single large sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 73.5 cm x 57.5 cm approx Mortgage of hereditaments at Carlinghow in
Batley dated 13 February 1863 ALSO inside the folded document is a
handwritten Certified Copy of the Parish Register of Kirkheaton for the
Marriage of William HODGE to Harriot KAY in 1821 Parties: George HODGES,
Reuben JESSOP Other names include: Exley, Fell, Harput, Hartley, Hepworth,
Hodges, Pollard Document signed and sealed by: George HODGES, Reuben JESSOP
Witnesses: Thomas REDFEARN, Matthew SCHOLEFIELD Condition: Usual crease lines
where the document has been folded with a small hole on one of the folds,
otherwise quite good |
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Kay |
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Fell |
Harput |
Hartley |
Hepworth |
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1825 |
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Indenture - 1825 Deed - Yorkshire A single large sheet vellum Indenture measuring
78 cm x 63 cm approx Surrender of Mortgage term for 1000 years on premises in
Dodworth in the Parish of Silkstone dated 10 November 1825 Parties: John
THORNELY Esq to William HAIGH Other names include: Clarke, Elmhirst, Fox,
Hydes, Roberts, Robinson, Rollins, Rooke, Whitwan Document signed and sealed
by: John Thornely Witnesses: James FENTIMAN, John KEIR Condition: Usual
crease lines where the document has been folded and slightly browned with age |
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Haigh |
Clarke |
Elmhirst |
Fox |
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Roberts |
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1665
Vellum indenture document between ROGER LOFTUS of DRIFFIELD and LEONARD
IBOTSON (he actually signs as IBBOTSON) of BRANBANRIGG? YORKSHIRE, measuring
c.18 x 30" with several folds and a bit grubby on back but all clear
writing with one of two wax seals now missing from base of document - fine
for 340 years old overall. |
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This document
is in reasonable condition for its age, it is legible but it is written in
old English and i cant make head or tail of it, but it looks good.It was
written on the 29 august 1732 between William Hood or lood and Henry Thompson
of the parish of rothwell york.
Carlfon or Carlson is also menchioned, the land might belong to the earl of
Westmoreland, he is menchioned a few times.It is written on paper. |
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1873,
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An 1873
Bill of Sale and an 1895 Reassignment. The principle parties involved in 1873
are Benjamin Oliver of No. 46 Princes Square, Bayswater Middlesex and
Benjamin Hemsworth of Monk Fryston Hall, in the county of York, plus others.
Where Benjamin Oliver receives a loan for £250 and in return assigns pictures
and paintings from his home to Benjamin Hemsworth. The document also mentions
other people involved and goes into great details regarding the terms and
conditions of the loan and what interest will be applied. A large schedule is
included stating the title of each painting, the name of the artist and in
which room of the house they are hung. Numerous artists are mentioned
including one painting created by the house owner and they show various
places including Devon, Ludlow and Norfolk, a total of 47 paintings. A 5
page document on paper measuring 9 inches by 1 foot 3 inches. In very good
condition, only slight discolouration on the sides due to age but with no holes
or tears. All the writing is easily readable throughout. On the front there
is a six shillings and three pence stamp impressed into the paper and on the
fifth page three red seals with several signatures. There are also 5 large
watermarks, one on each page. FELLOWS 1872 on the 1st and 3rd pages and a F
with a fleur de lye and crown above on the 2nd, 4th and 5th pages. The
1895 indenture recites part of the 1873 indenture and records the death of
various people involved. Now William Paver of 1 Clifton, York reassigns the
paintings onto Penelope and Mary Oliver who are the only surviving children
of Benjamin Oliver. A
single sheet of paper of the same size, attached to the back of the previous
indenture. In good condition but with a little staining. There is a one
shilling stamp and a sixpence stamp at the top with a seal and signature at
the base. There is also a large watermark showing FELLOWS 1872. |
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1788 |
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A FREEHOLD
INDENTURE KNOWN AS A FEOFFMENT BEING A PART OF LAND SITUATE AT OTLEY IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK BETWEEN HUGH CHRISTOPHERSON AND JOHN WHITEHEAD OF THE SAME
COUNTY YEOMAN OF A COTTAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE IN A YARD IN KIRKGATE OTLEY THE
INDENTURE IS SIGNED AND SEALED BY HUGH CHRISTOPHERSON AND IS AUTHENTICATED BY
THE INLAND REVENUE SEAL WITH THE USUAL SILVER STRIP WEAVED IN. |
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1793 |
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A 1793 FEOFFMENT
MADE THE 22ND NOVEMBER 1793 BETWEEN MARY CHRISTOPHERSON OF ESHOLT HALL OTLEY
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND ELLEN OF OTLEY TWO OF THE FIVE CHILDREN OF JOHN
CHRISTOPHERSON LATE OF OTLEY YEOMAN. THIS IS A SUPERBLY WRITTEN DOCUMENT IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH 4 SEALS. THE TWO SISTERS WERE UNABLE TO WRITE AND
CONSEQUENTLY COULD ONLY MAKE THEIR MARK WITH A LINE AT THE SIDE OF THEIR SEAL
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1875 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1875 Deed - Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring
66 cm x 56.5 cm approx Grant and Conveyance of the mines and minerals lying
under lands and hereditaments in Barnsley, Yorkshire dated 8 November 1875
Parties: Francis Howard TAYLOR, William WINTER Other names include: Firth,
Jackson, Leadman, Stocks, White Document signed and sealed by: Francis Howard
TAYLOR, William WINTER Witness: James OWNSWORTH?, Edward PATTERSON Condition:
Good for age |
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Jackson |
Leadman |
Stocks |
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1877 |
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Unexecuted
Vellum Indenture - 1877 Deed - Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 75 cm x 59 cm approx An Unexecuted Settlement of Leasehold premises
at Sheepridge in Huddersfield, Yorkshire dated 1877. Parties: Radcliffe
BROOK, Charlotte BARROWCLOUGH, James Henry BROOK, Joseph THORNTON Other names
include: Joseph Barrowclough, Benjamin Bradley, Thomas Bradley, John Lunn,
Sir John William Ramsden, Everelda Robinson Condition: Good for age |
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1694 |
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SLAIDBURN:
A court baron document for the manor of Slaidburn, Yorkshire (now Lancashire),
recording the surrender of copyhold lands in the village of Slaidburn by
Roger Salisburie of Shayhouse in Bowland, yeoman, and Isabella his wife,
customary copyhold tenants, and the admission of Christopher Leigh as the new
copyhold tenant. Dated 16 May 1694 in the 6th year of the reign of William
& Mary Property: Land called the Great Myrehouse Field and the Little
Myrehouse Field. Also land called the Rough Close adjoining Myrehouse Field,
all of six acres in Slaidburn. Medium: Handwritten in Latin on vellum.
Condition: Creasing and dust marking. Characteristics: Document Size
(Approx.): 13 by 30 cm |
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1742 |
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A Large
Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1742, George II Concerning a Mr.
John Yates of Fenwick, yeoman and Sarah Sharples of Pontefract Yorkshire.
(Fenwick is in the Parish of Campsall) Several lines of contemporary
manuscript writing to rear, with signatures. Size: 32 inches x 23 inches Good
condition, slight browning to rear, normally folded. |
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DESCRIPTION...This
is a genuine and old velum indenture between Samuel Bentley and Sussana
Hargreaves which is dated 1683 and is in the county of York. DIMENSIONS... 18" wide x 8"
long CONDITION …Excellent |
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THE
HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, ILLUSTRATED WITH 8 MAPS,
LEATHERBOUND & PINK SILK RELIGIOUS BOOKMARK FROM EARLY 19th CENTURY - SEE
DESCRIPTION BELOW - pictured. PUBLISHER: EYRE AND SPOTTISWOODE, LONDON 1804
YEAR / EDITION: 1804, BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY DESCRIPTION: This an interesting and attractive
antique. The printing is so plain that many people will be able to read it
without their glasses - I can! Whether you collect antique books or whether
you feel the time has come to have a special Bible which might become a
family heirloom, this is a clean and tight copy that could soon become very
precious to its owner. This is beautiful Bible displaying a sense of age and
character. A heavy book. The Holy Bible containing the Old and New
Testaments: translated out of the original tongues; and with the former
translations diligently compared and revised. By His Majesty's Special
Command. Appointed to be read in Churches.
printed on India paper. gilt impression "persian morocco"
gilt on the edges of the pages - red/gold/gilt edging to all the pages. **Also included is a lovely rare pretty
pink silk bookmarker that has a religious quote on - came with the book and
is from around 1916 I would guess, as thats when the previous owner wrote in
the back - slightly ragged on one end but surprisingly good condition. Illustrated with 8 colour Holy Land
maps. 1125 PAGES OF TEXT. All edges gilt. **Also included is 2 pages
of unique family history from a previous owner of this beautiful bible -
dated 1916, this person was tracing a family tree in Harrogate, England in
the 1800s, which is detailed in lovely script (see pics) at the back of book.
ONDITION / DETAILS: Lovely condition. Leatherbound in black soft leather, gilt titles on front and spine. Spine is
rubbed on corners and slightly faded and cracked on top and bottom of spine,
otherwise v solid. Internally it is
nice and clean - pages very bright,
clean and tight. Pages all attached
and clean, strong spine. From the image (i have saved a copy) the names I can
make out are Robinson Cooper, Wiggins and Woodward. Thos Robinson married
Mary C......?, they were both buried in Wetherly churchyard. They had
children William, John, Thomas Richard and M J. M J married C R Wiggins.
Thomas Richard married M E Cooper and had children John F and Francis Richard
William (b 30 Nov 1861?), who married Margaret J Woodward (born 22 Jan 1875).
Francis Richard William and Margaret J had children Louis Francis Woodward Robinson
(b 17 Dec 1893); Charles William Sydney Robinson (b 8 Sep 1895); Frederick
Roland Henry Robinson (b 26 Jan 1897); Ivy Marguerite Robinson (b 1 ...?
1902) and Godfrey Rudolph Malcolm Robinson (b 1 Jan 1905). |
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1863 |
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Genuine
and original Victorian legal document dated 31st December 1863, certificate
of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married Women. Refers to Martha Beeton the wife fo James Beeton.
Also mentions Thomas Spurr (no other information about him). Two page printed
document with handwritten details. Page two states that the premises wherein
Martha Beeton is interested are in Southcoates in the parish of Drypool in
Kingston Upon Hull. |
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Yorkshire
- Genuine and original Victorian legal document dated 31st December 1863,
certificate of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married Women. Refers to Eliza Frobisher the wife of
William Frobisher. Also mentions William Thorp and Thomas Medley (no other
information about these). Two page printed document with handwritten details.
Page two states that the premises wherein Eliza Frobisher is interested are
in the parish of Holbeck in Leeds in the county of York. Document sworn at
Leeds. |
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1863 |
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Yorkshire
- Genuine and original Victorian legal document dated 30th December 1863,
certificate of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married Women. Refers to Ann Dearden the wife of James
Dearden. Also mentions Susy Mitton of Denham near Luddendenfoot in Warley in
the parish of Halifax, widow and Martha Ann Sutcliffe. Two page printed
document with handwritten details. Page two states that the premises wherein
Ann Dearden is interested are in the parish of Halifax in the county of
Leeds. Document sworn at Hebden Bridge. |
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1861 |
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& Sussex - Genuine and original Victorian legal document dated 24th
September 1861, certificate of Acknowledgements of Deeds by Married
Women. Refers to Caroline Louisa Dawes
the wife of Christopher Myers Dawes. Also mentions William Johnstone, Harry
Bell Johnstone, Jonathan Cooper and John Waite (no other information about
these). Two page printed document with
handwritten details. Page two states that the premises wherein Caroline
Louisa Dawes is interested are in Guiseley in the county of York. Document
sworn at St Leonards on Sea, Sussex. NB. 1861 census for Hastings St Mary in
the Castle, Sussex shows Christopher Myers Dawes born c1819 Nova Scotia
Halifax and wife Caroline Louisa born c1833 York Yorkshire plus children born
Southsea, Hampshire and Cork, Ireland |
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1870 |
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This 1 page
deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 2
original rubber sealing stamp with 2 signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 11th march 1870
under this date it say: MR JOHN BROFSLEY (from the parish of halifax in the
county of york) TO MR JAMES MILNES (of halifax) under this it says
CONVERJANCE: of a plot of land and premes situate in gros..... te..... west
hill park halifax the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded.
the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
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1874 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 2
original rubber sealing stamp with 2 signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 4th august 1874
under this date it say: MR J. WILSON (formally of halifax in the county of
york) TO MR R HOWARTH(of halifax) under this it says CONVERJANCE: of a plot
of land and twio messuages dwellinghoues or tenements erected thereon situate in glase hall road in
halifax in the county of york the writing is very detailed and neat and has
not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
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Howarth |
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1871 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 3
original rubber sealing stamp with lots of signatures next to them. on the
back there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 11th december
1871 under this date it say: MR GEORGE STABLES ESG (Esq.?) ANOTHER (formally
of howsworth) TO MR BULLOWORTH (of london in the county of middlesex) under
this it says CONVERJANCE: of a undivided ....h in ....ses situate in shell in
the parish of halifax the writing is very detailed and neat and has not
faded. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has a
original rubber sealing stamp with 1 signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 15th april 1876
under this date it say: MR B.L.FLETCHER (of halifax in the county of york) TO
MR THOMAS FLETCHER (halifax) next to this it says MORTGAGE: of two
dwellinghousessituate in green mount terace in the borough of halifax for
securing £400 and interest under this there is another date and signatures:
14th april 1885 under this date it say: MR THOMAS FLETCURE (of halifax in the
county of york) TO MR BOULD LUKE FLETCHER next to this it say RECONVEGANCE
the writing is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are
still in great condition |
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1873 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 4
original rubber sealing stamp with 1 signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 17th JANUARY 1873
under this date it say: MR bould luke fletcher(of halifax in the county of
york) TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HALIFAX
EQUITABLE BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY under this it says MORTGAGE: of two
dwellinghouses or hereditaments situate in green mount terace in the borough
of halifax in the county of york for securing £240 and interest the writing
is very detailed and neat and has not faded. the rubber stamp are still in
great condition |
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1863 |
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This 1
page deed is in excellent condition with very little wear it still has all 2
original rubber sealing stamp with 2 signatures next to them. on the back
there is some writing and signatures with a date saying, 2nd JANUARY 1863
under this date it say: MR WILLIAM KERSHAW (of the parish of bristol in the county of
york) TO MR WILLIAM INGHAM (of
halifax) under this it says CONVEGANCE: of property situate in gevland street
in halifax in the county of york the writing is very detailed and neat and
has not faded. the rubber stamp are still in great condition |
Kershaw |
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1865 |
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2 ANTIQUE
DOCUMENTS Slaidburn Yorks BIRCHALL 1865. guaranteed original - from the reign
of QUEEN VICTORIA - 141 YEARS OLD BEING TWO SOLICTORS DRAFTS - THE SURRENDER
OF AN UNDIVIDED MOITY OF THE COPYHOLD PORTIONS OF THE ORVASDALE ESTATE
SITUATE WITHIN THE PARISH OF SLAIDBURN IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE AND THE
DRAFT CONVEYANCE AND DEED OF COVENANTS FOR THE SURRENDER - FOR ALL THAT
CAPITAL MESSUAGE CALLED ORVASDALE HOUSE WITH ONE TURF HOUSE AND ONE BARN PLUS
NUMEROUS OTHEWR PROPERTIES. BETWEEN JOHN DEARMAN BIRCHALL OF LEEDS IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK CLOTH MERCHANT AND EDWARD BIRCHALL OF THE SAME PLACE ARCHITECT AS THE DEVISEES IN TRUST UNDER
THE WILL OF SAMUEL BIRCHALL TO MARY KING BIRCHALL OF WHITEHOLME WITHIN THE
PARISH OF SLAIDBURN.. SIZE 10 INS X 15 INS ON TWENTY FOUR SHEETS OF 'FLEUR DE
LYS' APS MANUFACTURERS WATERMARKED PAPER AND,.ON TWELVE SHEETS OF FOLDED
PAPER WITH MANUFACTURERS WATERMARK OF PIRIE AND SONS 1862 IN VERY FINE
CONDITION dusting to outer sheet |
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1886 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Slaidburn Yorks SCLATER > WADE 1886 guaranteed original - from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 120 YEARS OLD BETWEEN RICHARD SCLATER LATE OF
BRADFORD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN NOW DECEASED AND HENRY TETLEY AND JOHN
HENRY WADE HIS DEVISEES . BEING THE COPY TITLE DEED TO A NUMBER OF
PROPERTIES, FIELDS AND CLOSES IN THE MANOR OF SLAIDBURN IN THE COUNTY OF
YORKSHIRE. WITH INFORMATION OF FIELD NAMES AND TENANTS SIZE 28 INS X 24 INS
ON TWO SHEETS OF FOLDED PARCHMENT IN VERY FINE CONDITION |
Sclater |
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1756 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Slaidburn Yorks SALISBURY > THORNTON 1756. guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING GEORGE II - 250 YEARS OLD KNOW ALL MEN BY THOSE PRESENTS
THAT I LAWRENCE ROBINSON OF CLITHEROE CASTLE IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER
GENTLEMAN CHEIF OR HIGH STEWARD UNDER THE MOST NOBLE THE DUTCHESS DOWAGER OF
MANCHESTER AND THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN OF THE MANOR OF
SLAIDBURN IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, HAVE NOMINATED AND APPOINTED JOHN BENTLEY OF
EAST BRADFORD IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN IN ORDER TO ACCEPT AND
TAKE FROM ROGER SALISBURY OF NEWTON A SURRENDER OF ALL AND SINGULAR COPY HOLD
MESSUAGES LANDS AND TENEMENTS SITUATE AT NEWTON . BETWEEN ROGER SALISBURY OF THE FIRST
PART WILLIAM THORNTON OF THE SECOND PART AND RICHARD SCLATER OF WEST BRADFORD
AND HIS WIFE ISABELLA OF THE THIRD PART WITH TWO SIGNED RECEIPTS FOR RENT DUE
TO THE COHEIRS OF HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF MONTAGU SIZE 8 INS X 12 INS ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - STORAGE WEAR TO LEFT
TOP CORNER THREE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS |
Robinson |
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ANTIQUE
DEEDS Shuttleworth House Slaidburn Yorks SALISBURY > THORNTON 1756.
guaranteed original - from the reign of KING GEORGE II - 250 YEARS OLD SURRENDER
AND RELEASE IN THE COURT BARON OF THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN FOR THE MANOR OF
SLAIDBURN IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE FOR A MESSUAGE CALLED SHUTTLEWORTH HOUSE
WITH BARNS AND BUILDINGS. BETWEEN ROGER SALISBURY OF NEWTON OF THE FIRST PART
WILLIAM THORNTON OF SHIPLEY OF THE SECOND PART SIZE 15 INS X 20 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
VELLUM IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Salisbury |
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1756 |
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ANTIQUE
DEED Slaidburn Yorks SALISBURY > THORNTON 1756. guaranteed original - from
the reign of KING GEORGE II - 250 YEARS OLD SURRENDER AND RELEASE IN THE
COURT BARON OF THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN FOR THE MANOR OF SLAIDBURN IN THE
COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE FOR A BARN WIT LANDS AND GROUNDS CALLED THE TWO GATE
BANKS, THE LONG LANDS AND SWARTH HILL ETC. BETWEEN ROGER SALISBURY OF NEWTON
OF THE FIRST PART WILLIAM THORNTON OF SHIPLEY OF THE SECOND PART SIZE 15 INS X 12 INS ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
Salisbury |
Thornton |
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1880 |
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COPLEY:
Covenant to surrender copyhold lands in Copley, Durham, and grant of tithes,
between Charles Henry Watson of Bishop Auckland, accountant, John George Curry
Milburne of Goatham, Yorkshire, and John Thorp Richardson of Copley, grocer.
Dated 19 August 1880 in the 44th year of the reign of Victoria Property: All
that parcel of land in Lynsack and Softley bounded upon Copley Cross Lane,
and an inn called The Old Engine now in the tenure of George Smith. Also two
cottages. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 70 by 80 cm |
Watson |
Milburne |
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1755 |
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A Large
Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1755, George II Concerning a Sarah
Yates of Fenwick in the parish of Campsall Yorkshire. Several lines of contemporary
manuscript writing to rear, with signatures. Size: 27.5 inches x 20 inches
Good condition, normally folded. |
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1724 |
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A Large
Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1724, George II Concerning a John
Yates of Fenwick and Sarah Sharpals of Pontefract Yorkshire. Several lines of
contemporary manuscript writing to rear, with signatures. Size: 27.5 inches x
17 inches |
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1887 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Wolverhampton MIDDLETON > PARKES 1887 guaranteed
original - from the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 119 YEARS OLD BETWEEN EDWIN MIDDLETON
LATE OF LEEDS IN THE COUNTY OF YORK BUT NOW OF INAGH MOUNT HAMSTILL ROAD
SCARBOROUGH IN THE SAID COUNTY GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOHN PARKES OF
WOLVERHAMPTON IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD BREWERS TRAVELLER OF THE OTHER PART.
WITH SITE PLAN SHOWING THE CALEDONIAN BEERHOUSE ON STEELHOUSE LANE. BEING THE
DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND SITUATE IN STEELHOUSE LANE
WOLVERHAMPTON . SIZES 8.5 INS X 10.5 INS IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
STORAGE DUSTING ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS ON FIVE SHEETS OF FOLDED
PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
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1803 |
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Indenture
made the 18th June 1803 in the Reign of George the Third on Vellum. The Document
is beautifully written and is in excellent condition. A Deed of Assignment
(ie Transfer) of a Mortgage made between the Reverend James Franks of Halifax
in the County of York Clerk and Sarah his wife of the first part George Flude
of the Borough of Leicester of the second part and Sarah Erpe of Willoughby
Waterleys in the County of Leicester of the third part. The Debenture purports to assign the
Mortgage on premises known as the Tenement yard gardens and Buildings being
on the South side of the Shambles in the Parish of Saint Nicholas in the
Borough of Leicester. There are 3 wax seals and the Deed is signed by all 3
parties. Every word is readable |
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1796 |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DEED Stansfield Halifax EASTWOOD 1796. guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 210 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JOHN EASTWOOD OF WOODMILL
WITHIN STANSFIELD IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX AND COUNTY OF YORK OF THE ONE PART
AND JOSEPH EASTWOOD OF EASTWOOD YEOMAN OF THE OTHER PART FOR ALL THAT
MESSUAGE AND ONE COTTAGE CALLED HIGH COTE SITUATE IN EASTWOOD TWO IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS. SIZE 16 INS X
13 INS WAX SEALS,. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WATER MARK OF J. WICKMAN AND
BRITANIA SHIELD IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION |
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1796 |
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ANTIQUE
PAPER DEED Wadsworth Halifax COCKCROFT 1796. guaranteed original - from the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 210 YEARS OLD RELEASE OF BOND BY HENRY COCKCROFT OF
WADSWORTH TO JOHN FOSTER'S EXECUTORS FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND ONE COTTAGE
CALLED SHAWCROFT SITUATE IN WADSWORTH IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK TWO IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS.
SIZE 16 INS X 13 INS WAX WAFER SEAL,. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER WATER MARK
OF J. WICKMAN AND BRITANIA SHIELD IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION |
Cockcroft |
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1725 |
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A Large
Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1725, George I Concerning a Mr. John
Sheppard (Gentleman) of Burton Grange, Royston Yorkshire and wife Rachel,
only daughter of Anthony Clayton of Hemsworth Marsh and Anthony Beaumont of
Womersley, Sarah Sharpals of Pontefract and John Yates of Fenwick Several lines of contemporary manuscript
writing to rear, with signatures. Size: 28 inches x 23 inches Good condition,
slight browning to rear, normally folded. |
Sheppard |
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1863 |
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A legal
document pertaining to lands owned by Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron Estcourt
MP on the front it says The Right Honourable T H S Sotheron Estcourts
Yorkshire estates Declaration of Mr Alex Meek as to identity of lands sold
dated 1863 when open it measures 19 inches x 15 inches On the first page is
legal information regarding the valuation and establishment of ownership of
the lands etc. In the middle is a schedule which shows divisions of the lands
and the rents etc from tenants living there One of the folds has a tear in it
to about halfway across the page otherwise no damage |
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1091 |
1910 |
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INDENTURE
manuscript DOCUMENT Doncaster York MOWBRAY > ATKINSON 1910 guaranteed original
- from the reign of EDWARD VII - 96 YEARS OLD BETWEEN JEMIMA MOWBRAY OF
WATERDALE DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORK SPINSTER OF THE ONE PART AND
WILLIAM ERNEST ATKINSON OF DONCASTER SOLICITOR OF THE OTHER PART. BEING THE
MORTGAGE OF A DWELLINGHOUSE AND PREMISES NUMBER 6 WHITAKER STREET DONCASTER
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. SIZES 25 INS X 18 INS IN VERY FINE CONDITION - IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMPS ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PARCHMENT WAX SEAL |
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1648 |
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1648
VELLUM INDENTURE between BURTON and HOWSON of YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE DATE:- 2nd
JANUARY 1648 in the reign of KING CHARLES I THIS IS AN INDENTURE ON A SINGLE
SHEET OF VELLUM with a decorative initial letter "T" between ... LAWRENCE BURTON of the one part
and .... JOHN HOWSON of the other part, both of HORTON IN RIBBLESDALE,
YORKSHIRE concerning a cottage at Newhouses. Because of condition, an
opportunity to acquire a piece of English history at a bargain price! Size.
The document is approx. 16" wide x 9" high. Condition. Age browning
on verso and some worm holes but otherwise in good readable condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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1670 |
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1670 VELLUM
INDENTURE BARGAIN PRICE DUE TO CONDITION NO RESERVE DATE:- 8th September 1670
in the reign of KING CHARLES II This is a vellum indenture, 335 years old,
between ... ROGER and BENJAMIN WHALLEY of the one part and .... THOMAS HAMOND
and FRANCIS ?? of the other part concerning property in Yorkshire.. Because
of condition, an opportunity to acquire a piece of English history at a
bargain price! Size. The document is approx. 21" wide x 23" high.
Condition. Poor condition as seen in photos with the usual folding creases. |
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1675 |
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1675
VELLUM DEED being a QUITCLAIM re YORKSHIRE between BENTHAM and FOSTER NO
RESERVE DATE:- 11th AUGUST 1675 IN THE REIGN OF KING CHARLES II This is a vellum
deed being a QUITCLAIM granted by WILLIAM BENTHAM of HORTON IN RIBBLESDALE
and ELIZABETH BENTHAM to ROBERT and THOMAS FOSTER CONCERNING PROPERTY KNOWN
AS "NEWCLOSE" IN HORTON IN RIBBLESDALE, YORKSHIRE. There are two
vellum tags remaining but the seals have long gone. Size. The document is
approx. 24" wide x 9" high. Condition. Some slight age browning but
otherwise in very good condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1797 |
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1797 VELLUM
INDENTURE concerning GIGGLESWICK SCAR in YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE DATE:- 6th
November 1797 A LARGE INDENTURE ON A SINGLE SHEET OF VELLUM WITH 2 REVENUE
STAMPS AND A RED WAX SEAL BETWEEN RICHARD WILKINSON of HELLIFIELD, YORKSHIRE
of the one part ....... and .... EDMUND BROWN of RILSTON of the other
part concerning Brayshard(?) Scar,
part of the GIGGLESWICK SCAR together with Lime Kilns and buildings within
Giggleswick. There are witnesses' signatures and a receipt on the verso.
Size. The document is approx. 29" wide x 25" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1096 |
1862 |
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2 FINE
AND VERY LARGE 1862 INDENTURES SHEFFIELD +DERBYS This auction is for what seems
to be 2 large 1862 indentures. One is between John Brewin and Willian
Crowther, second is Sarah Eyre and Edward Gillot. Some of whom are Bankrupts,
Surgeons and farmers, all very interesting. They are on vellum and measure 29
inches by 22 inches , all signed and wax sealed etc |
Brewin |
Crowther |
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Gillot |
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1097 |
1787 |
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This
auction is for a 1787 three part indenture of Robert Clarke of the parish of Sheffield
to an Abraham Rhodes. It is written quite small in a very fine script. Opened
out it measures 27 inches by 19 inches. |
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Rhodes |
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1098 |
1860 |
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INDENTURE
CONVEYANCE OF LAND AT GREAT COWDEN IN THE EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE PARTIES ;
MR JOSEPH BRIGHAM & JOHN BRIGHAM to WILLIAM BRIGHAM DATED: 6th June 1860 VERY NEAT HAND WRITTEN
ORIGINAL DOCUMENT WITH THREE SEALS ALSO WITH EMBOSSED DUTY STAMP AND PAPER
DUTY STAMP PARCHMENT DOCUMENT IN A VERY GOOD CONDITION. FOLDED. FURTHER
ANNOTATIONS WRITTEN TO BACK OF DOCUMENT. Some further information. Members
of the Brigham family mentioned in this document include John
Brigham of Shipton , Yorkshire Joseph
Brigham of Etton , East Riding of Yorkshire William
Brigham of Sandfield , Market Weighton Richard
Brigham of Nunburnholme , Yorkshire Thomas
Brigham of Cherry Burton East Riding of Yorkshire Mary
Brigham |
Brigham |
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1099 |
1866 |
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HIGHTOWN,
BIRSTAL, LIVERSEDGE: Conveyance of property in Birstal, Yorkshire, between
John Sucksmith of Birstal, Yorkshire, clothier, John Mann of Birstal, tailor,
Thomas Nelson of Birstal, mason, James Alderson of Brownhill in Batley,
Thomas Mitchell of Batley, Charles Lawford of Batley Carr, James Halmshaw of
Hightown, Birstal, and George Jackson of Cleckheaton. Dated 26 October 1866
in the 30th year of the reign of Victoria Property: Two cottages at Hare
Park, Liversedge in Birstal with adjoining land. Medium: Handwritten in
English on vellum. Condition: Good Characteristics: Signatures and red wax
seals. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 55 by 72 cm |
Sucksmith |
Mann |
Nelson |
Alderson |
Mitchell |
Lawford |
Halmshaw |
Jackson |
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1753 |
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DESCRIPTION...This
is a genuine and old velum indenture between William Bentley and Dorothy
Hopkinson which is dated 1753 and is in the parish of Hallifax ~ county of
York. It has all the usual duty stamps.
As usual it is for sale with out reserve. DIMENSIONS... 24" wide x
12.5" long CONDITION …Excellent woth folds. |
Bentley |
Hopkinson |
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