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1201 |
1872 |
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AN
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED / INDENTURE DATED 1872, RELATING TO CHARGE ON PREMISES IN
HEADFORD STREET AND MILTON STREET ALSO CAVENDISH STREET, SHEFFIELD COUNTY OF YORK.
BETWEEN BENJAMIN POWELL TO MR EDWARD SWIFT.
MEASURES 72 X 58 CMS . IN GOOD CONDITION. |
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1202 |
1870 |
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AN
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED / INDENTURE DATED 1870, RELATING TO MORTGAGE OF PREMISES IN
STAFFORD STREET, SHEFFIELD COUNTY OF YORK. BETWEEN WILFRED WOLSTENHOLME TO
THE TRUSTEES OF THE SOUTH SHEFFIELD UNITED BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. MEASURES 72 X 58 CMS . IN GOOD CONDITION. |
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1203 |
1881 |
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AN
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED / INDENTURE DATED 1881, RELATING TO MORTGAGE OF PREMISES
AT CORNER OF HAWTHORN ROAD AND HUNTER ROAD HILLSBRO' ECCLESFIELD. BETWEEN MR ARTHUR MACHAN TO
THE TRUSTEES OF THE THIRTEENTH PATRIOTIC BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. MEASURES 38 X 26 CMS . IN GOOD CONDITION. |
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1204 |
1899 |
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AN
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED / INDENTURE DATED 1899, RELATING TO ASSIGNMENT ON 24 AND 26
HARLAND ROAD SHEFFIELD FROM MR WALTER GOSLING TO MR FREDERICK HOWE. MEASURES 48 X 30 CMS .2 PAGES. IN GOOD
CONDITION. |
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1205 |
1800 |
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1800
Vellum indenture between EDWARD CROSBY of LOCKTON, THOMAS BRAVENER of
SCARBOROUGH, and THOMAS ALLANSON also of SCARBOROUGH, witnessed on back,
signed along base against 3 small red wax seals. Large document c.30 x
20" and too large to scan. blue impresed duty stamps left top corner.
Fine clean condition for age, usual folds, a deed of infeftment for a CLOSE
at LOCKTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE. |
Crosby |
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1206 |
1734 |
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CLIFTON,
KNARESBOROUGH: A court baron document for the manor of Knaresborough Forest,
Yorkshire, recording the surrender and admission to copyhold lands in Clifton
within the Forest, by John Howgate and Joshua Hardisty. Dated 9 May 1734 in
the 7th year of the reign of King George II
Property: One messuage and 4 closes of land called Low and Upper Croft
Ing Close, Nether and Upper Leas, Low and Upper Bent, and Laith Close, being
in Clifton within the Forest. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature. Revenue and tax stamps. Document
Size (Approx.): 23 by 35 cm |
Howgate |
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1207 |
1781 |
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BECKWITH,
BECKWITHSHAW, CLIFTON, KNARESBOROUGH, PANNAL: A court baron document for the
manor of Knaresborough Forest, Yorkshire, recording the surrender and
admission to copyhold lands in Panna., Beckwith and Beckwithshaw, by Ann
Hardisty of Jack Hill, Fowston, Widow. Dated 21 March 1781 in the 21st year
of the reign of King George III Property:
All that one messuage and 12 acres land in Beckwith with Kosset within the
forest (Pannal). Also several other messuages and lands in Pannal near
Beckwithshaw in Clifton near Spinksburn. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: One large stain, otherwise good. Characteristics:
Signature. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 28 by 30 cm |
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1208 |
1843 |
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1843
LARGE 2-SHEET VELLUM DEED SETTLE YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE DATE:- 1ST DECEMBER
1843 AN INDENTURE ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM BETWEEN SIX PARTIES ......... 1)
THOMAS CLAPHAM of STACKHOUSE in the parish of GIGGLESWICK 2)
WILLIAM ROBINSON late of GIGGLESWICK but now of SETTLE 3)
THE REV. HOGGARTH JOHN SWALE late of LANGCLIFFE HALL and now of INGFIELD 4)
OLIVER HARGREAVE of BLOOMSBURY PLACE and WILLIAM ROBINSON (see above) 5)
ELLEN ELIZA LAMBERT of SETTLE 6)
WILLIAM ROBINSON The
indenture concerns a house in SETTLE and ground called BRENNANS JUG(?) There are 6 red wax seals and 2 blue
revenue stamps as well as witnesses' signatures on the verso. Size. The
document is approx. 29" wide x 23" high. Condition. Some
dustmarking on verso and a very small stained area in the extreme right
margin - otherwise in excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Clapham |
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1209 |
1845 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 25 January 1845. It measures 64.6 cm
by 80.5 cm. It is between John Askham of Adwick Le Street in the County of
York and George Cocking, Farmer, of Orowle in the Co of Lincoln. It deals
with the mortgage by further charge of lands in Kirkhammerton in the Co of
York namely 3 closes or parcels of land called West Closes situated in
Kirkhammerton containing 20 acres near Cattal Street and Boroughbridge, 17
acres called Howe Field, a further 3 closes of arable land of 9 acres,
Moorfield containg 2 acres and a further 4 acres called Hustleforth Ings.
Also 13 acres of land called Searve FieldThe document retains the revenue
stamps together with two wax seals and signatures of those listed. A lovely
well written document. |
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1210 |
1872 |
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Indenture
dated 5th January 1872 - approx 29 in. x 22 in. - Conveyance of a Cow Gate
and 'hereditaments' at Adlingfleet in the County of York - Covenent fot the
production of Title Deeds - Mr. Thomas
Kelsey to Mr R C Empson |
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1211 |
1878 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 14 May 1878. It measures 55 cm by 78 cm.
it is between Richard Cawood, farmer of Whixley and Helen Henlock. It deals
with the mortgage of lands namely 9 acres and 6 perches called High Pritcher
Field situated near the village of Greenhammerton in the Parish of Whixley in
the County of York. It retains the revenue stamp together with a wax seal and
signature of Richard Cawood. A lovely well written document. |
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1212 |
1761 |
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GREAT
DRIFFIELD: Conveyance by lease of a close of land in Great Driffield,
Yorkshire, between Anne Sugden of Great Driffield, Widow, John Webster of
Great Driffield, Corn Miller and William Wilson of Great Driffield, Yeoman,
and Mary his wife. Dated 9 June 1761 in the 1st year of the reign of King
George III Property: A close of meadow
or pasture in Great Driffield. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Creasing and light patchy toning. Characteristics: Signature and
red wax seal. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 37 by 53 cm |
Sugden |
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1213 |
1740 |
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KNARESBROUGH:
A court baron document for the manor of Knaresbrough Forest recording the appointment
of Sarah Cowgill as administrator of the goods and chattels of Francis
Cowgill, Deceased. Dated 3 December 1740
Property: Not Given. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature and paper seal. Document Size
(Approx.): 10 by 30 cm |
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1214 |
1821 |
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KNARESBROUGH,
PANNALL: A court baron document for the manor of Forest of Knaresbrough recording
the surrender and admission to a public house, cottages and lands in Pannall,
Yorkshire, by William Ellis of Kirkstall, Yeoman, Thomas Butler of Kirkstall
and Sarah Procter. Dated 14 July 1821 Property: A public house, a cottage
with 2 paddocks and stable, 2 other cottages, and several closes of land
in Pannall. Medium: Manuscript in
English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signature. Document Size
(Approx.): 45 by 60 cm |
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1215 |
1656,
1814 |
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A
seven page copy of an indenture dated 2/2/1656 relating to properties in
Temple Sowerby. "Betweene The
Right Honorable Anne Lady Clifford Countess Dowager of Dorset, Pembrooke and Montgomerie,
Baroness Clifford Wesmoreland and Vese Ladie of the Honnor of Skipton in
Craven, Daughter and Sole Heire of the late Righte Honorable George Earle of
Cumberland and by birthe and righte of Inheritance High Sheriffesse of the
Countie of Westmorland one the one partie.
And my Cozen Sir John Lowther of Lowther Knight and Barronett Sir
Thomas Landford of Howgill Knight and Barronett, Robert Hilton of Murton
Esqure, Lancelot Mitchell of Crackenthorpe Esquire, Robert Branthwaite
Esquire present Maior of the Corporation of Appleby, John Thwaites the Elder,
John Thwaites the Younger, John Smith, Thomas Yare, Edmunde Guy, John Lowson
and Thomas Rolandson all of the said Countie and Aldermen of the aforesaid
Corporation...". An indenture of
"Sixteenth Yeare of the Reign of Queen Elizaberth over England" is
cited with the following names mentioned: Christopher Daletone of Uldale
(esquire), Angess Stephenson, William Gowlinge 1578 John Gowlinge, Alexander
Gowlinge 1598 William Lourby / Lowerbye (glover) 1605 John Pattyson (tanner)
1655 Robert Pattison (son of John), Edward Newinson of Newby Stones (esq.),
Francis Winter, George Parker, John Dalston (esq.), etc. It is on 1806 watermarked paper and is
signed by R. Stephenson, Town Clerk and dated 23/12/1814. Has been folded. |
Clifford |
Lowther |
Landford |
Hilton |
Mitchell |
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Thwaites |
Smith |
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1832 |
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A
three page indenture dated 3rd March 1832 relating to a property called Dower
Moor, Temple Sowerby. It is between
The Reverend John Heelis of Appleby Castle (clerk), The Right Honorable
William Earl of Lonsdale, James Brougham of Brougham Hall (esq., MP), The
Right Honorable Charles Earl of Thanet, John Hill of Baukfort (esq.), The
Reverend William Thompson (clerk, Master of the Free Grammar School at
Appleby), Thomas Briggs of Appleby (gent.), The Right Honorable William Lord
Viscount Lowther, The Reverend Edward Heelis (Rector of Dufton), Richard
Tinkler of Eden Grove (esq.), William Crackauthorpe of Newbiggin Hall (esq.),
William Wybergh of Isell Hall (esq.) and The Reverend Joseph Milner Vicar of
the Parish of St. Lawrence, Appleby) and Andrew Craig the young of Temple
Sowerby (gent.) and Joanthan Lancaster of Shygarth, Temple Sowerby (farmer). Also mentioned\; John Brunshill (farmer),
Andrew Craig the elder (farmer). It
has 15 seals and 9 signatures + a witness signature. Has been folded and has some damage to
folds. It is on "G. H. Green
1831" watermarked paper. |
Heelis |
Brougham |
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Thompson |
Briggs |
Lowther |
Tinkler |
Crackauthorpe |
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1921 |
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A
five page document entitled: "Appointment of The Honourable John
Sackville Richard Tufton, Frederick Chatfield, Dayrell E. Montague
Crackanthorpe, Edmund Thompson, William Augustus Webber and The Reverend John
Berry as Trustees of the Temple Sowerby Lands granted by Ann Countess Dowager
of Pembroke". "To all to
whom these presents shall come we The Right Honourable Henry James Tufton
Baron Hothfield of Hothfield, The Right Honourable Hugh Cecil Earl of
Lonsdale, Robert Bell Barrett of Skipton Castle in the County of York
Esquire, Edward Alexander Heelis of Appleby in the County of Westmorland
Gentleman, William Graham of Eden grove Bolton in the said County of
Westmorland Esquire, John Nanson of Appleby aforesaid Esquire and The Rverend
Clifford John Gudgeon the present Minister of Appleby aforesaid...". Lots of other names mentioned. Has seven seals and six signatures with
three witness signatures. There is one
revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
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Thompson |
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Berry |
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1218 |
1801 |
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PROBATE
OF WILL OF MARY WHITE of Saddlethorpe in the County of York - dated 9th
JANUARY 1801- Includes proof of the will - admitted before the Reverend
Thomas Rudd etc. |
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1219 |
1779 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 7th APRIL 1779- approx 29 in x 25 in - CONVAYENCE FROM JOSEPH PYCOCK
& MARY HIS WIFE to JAMES EMPSON - relating to land and herediments at
OUZEFLEET in the COUNTY of York - has
one inch tear on fold near to centre |
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1220 |
1766 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 1st NOVEMBER 1766 - 2 pages (32 in x 18 in and 32 in x 25 in) -
MORTGAGE BETWEEN JAMES EMPSON to B STOVIN - IMPRESSIVE LARGE SIGNATURES ON REVERSE
- RELATES TO VARIOUS LANDS AND TENEMENTS SOME ABUTTING THE RIVER OUSE -
SITUATED IN AND AROUND WHIFGIFT IN THE COUNTY OF YORK - ALL IN ALL A GOOD
DOCUMENT OF ITS TYPE |
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1221 |
1793 |
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HORNSEA:
A court baron document for the manor of Hornsea, Yorkshire, recording the
surrender and admission to copyhold lands by Robert Mackfarland, Gent and
Mary Mackfarland. Dated 14 November
1793 Property: One cottage in Southgate, Hornsea, called Houlston Close.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics:
Signature. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.): 30 by 45 cm |
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1222 |
1804 |
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HORNSEA:
A court baron document for the manor of Hornsea, Yorkshire, recording the
surrender and admission to copyhold lands by Samuel Dunn of Hornsea, Yeoman
and Edward Anderson of Sculcoates, Gent. Dated 1 November 1801 Property: An
allotment of newly enclosed land on the mere side in Hornsea and made in lieu
of a common right appurtenant to a messuage in Hornsea belonging to Samuel
Dunn. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signature. Revenue and tax stamps. Document Size (Approx.):
37 by 50 cm |
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1223 |
1879 |
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ARKSEY,
BENTLEY: Mortgage of lands in Bentley and Arksey, Yorkshire, between William
Milnes Walker of Round Green, Barnsley, Farmer, Samuel Joshua Cooper of Barnsley,
Gent, John Tyas of Barnsley, Gent, Richard Inns of Barnsley, Gent, William
Fearn of Park Gate, Rotherham, Collier, Edward Jones of Barnsley, Collier and
Charles Tipping of Barnsley, Collier. Dated 1 August 1879 Property: All those parcels of land in
Bentley and Arksey in the occupation of George Mapples or Joshua King, of
common meadow and arable. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition:
Two large cuts in outer page now repaired. Characteristics: Signatures and
red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60
by 70 cm |
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1224 |
1791 |
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An
Indenture of Feoffment dated the 12th day of September 1791 Between Martin Cawood
of Otley in the County of York Silver plater and Others of the one part and
John Whitehead the Younger of Otley Currier of the second part and John
Whitehead the Elder of Burley in the said County Yeoman of the third part The
Indenture purported to Transfer parts of Messuages situate in Kirkgate Otley
together with stables and other Buildings erected thereon The Deed has a
small hole on the fourth line down directly under where it refers to 'This
Indenture' but otherwise is in good condition It measures 29 inches by 23
inches and is signed by five parties to the Deed and has five corresponding
wax seals |
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1225 |
1862 |
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An
invoice dated December 1862 from William Leng (Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boot
and Shoe Maker) of Baxtergate, Whitby.
It is addressed to Mr. Richard Woodwark, Brewer and is for Rifle
Boots. Has been folded. |
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1226 |
1872 |
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An
invoice dated Xmas 1872 from Samuel Sleightholm (Ham & Bacon Factor) of
Ugglebarnby near Whitby. It is
addressed to Mrs. Hall. Has been
folded and has some staining. |
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1227 |
1752 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 18th JULY 1752 - TWO PAGE CONVEYANCE from Messrs. STOKES to SLATER -
relates to property in the area of OUSEFLEET in the County of YORK -
Approx 31 in x 26 in & 30 in x 20
in. |
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1639-1677 |
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Yorkshire.-
Courts Baron documents relating to Slade Hooton, manuscripts on vellum, in
Latin, folds, some soiling but legible, v.s., v.d., 1639-77. (c. 22 pieces) |
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1229 |
1706-1830 |
Bloomsbury
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Small
quantity of correspondence, including: 4 Autograph Letters signed from
Francis Lomas, agent, to Charles Chavellieur at “Treasury Chambers”, concerning
farms in Wensleydale, and the possibilities of lead and coal mining, 12th -
21st December 1722; Autograph Letter signed from Eliza Harcourt to her
daughter, 16th May 1706; Autograph Letter signed from Thomas Bainbridge,
regarding rents, 4th February 1830; 19th century letter with example of early
uniform postal stamp etc., v.s., v.d. (8 pieces) |
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1230 |
1837 |
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1837
Large Vellum Manuscript Conveyance Document relating to a dwelling house in
Suffield Street, Middlesbrough in the County of York. An Indenture between
Mess'rs Cuthbert Wigham of Stockton, William Kilvington of Yarm (brick
manufacturers) and George Shields of Middlesborough, and John Coates of
Darlington, Thomas Guthrie of Northallerton and Richard Otley of Darlington.
Huge (approx. 30" x 24") legal Indenture in excellent condition
with all appropriate legal marks, stamps (including the little piece of silver
leaf on the embossing) and seals (5 wax signed seals). |
Wigham |
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Coates |
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1629 |
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This
is in excellent condition for a manuscript from the 1600's. There are 36
lines of script, the first seven lines are written in Latin, the rest of the
document is written in the English of the day and should be easily
decipherable. THIS MANUSCRIPT WAS WRITTEN EARLY IN THE REIGN OF KING
CHARLES I IN THE YEAR 1629. IT APPEARS TO BE AN
OBLIGATION DEED. MANY NAMES ARE MENTIONED PLUS SIGNATURES OF WITNESSES ON THE
BACK. AMAZINGLY ONE OF THE WAX SEALS IS STILL PRESENT AND THE SIGNATURE JUST
ABOVE IS JOHN WHELEWRIGHT. This
document was handwritten in sepia ink using a quill pen on vellum (calf
skin). The whole document is in sound condition even along the folds. There
are no holes or tears anywhere which is unusual for its age. The good
condition is due to it being kept folded for centuries. This is quite a thick
vellum and can be unfolded with ease without fear of it tearing. There are a
few faded words but it should be possible to decipher the whole document.
From the image a Thomas Jowett is also mentioned and the location was
possibly Wakefield. |
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1232 |
1905 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 7 DECEMBER 1905 MORTGAGE OF A PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND WITH THREE MESSUAGES THEREON SITUATE IN ATHOL STREET MIDDLESBROUGH
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK FOR SECURING £300 AND INTEREST ALSO RECEIPT DATED 17
MARCH 1927 BETWEEN MRS ESTHER ROWNTREE TO MR DAVID ALMGILL PREPARED BY HAROLD
WATSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER SEVEN SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE DUTY STAMP,
WAX AND RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 16 INCHES X 10.5 INCHES
FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO
TEARS OR HOLES |
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Almgill |
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1233 |
1905 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 16 NOVEMBER 1905 CONVEYANCE OF A MESSUAGE OR
DWELLINGHOUSE AND HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE AND BEING NUMBER 22 GRESHAM ROAD
MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: THE OWNERS OF THE MIDDLESBROUGH
ESTATE LIMITED, HENRY TAYL0R AND THOMAS TAYLOR (BUILDERS), EMILYJ ANE
TANFIELD (SPINSTER) PREPARED BY LEWIS OF MIDDLESBROUGH INCLUDES PLAN SHOWING
HAREWOOD STREET, GRESHAM ROAD AND COBHAM STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER
DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 22 INCHES
X 13 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT
CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Taylor |
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1234 |
1905 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 9 OCTOBER 1905 CONVEYANCE OF A DWELLINGHOUSE
AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING NUMBER 41 VICTORIA ROAD GRANGETOWN IN THE
NORTH RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: THE GRANGETOWN LAND &
BUILDINGS COMPANY LIMITED, JOSEPH HORATIO LOVE ESQUIRE AND JAMES TOOMEY
(CRANE DRIVER) PREPARED BY STEAVENSON SONS & PLANT OF DARLINGTON INCLUDES
PLAN SHOWING EVANS STREET AND VICTORIA ROAD, GRANGETOWN, MIDDLESBROUGH HAS
SILVER DUTY STAMP FOUR PAGES SEWN WITH GREEN RIBBON - MEASURES APPROX 11.5
INCHES X 9 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT
CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
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1905 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 10 OCTOBER 1905 MORTGAGE OF A DWELLINGHOUSE
AND PRIMESES SITUATE AND BEING NO 41 VICTORIA ROAD GRANGETOWN IN THE NORTH
RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK FOR SECURING £50 AND INTEREST AT £4 PER CENTUM
PER ANNUM PARTIES: MR JAMES TOOMEY (CRANE DRIVER), THOMAS BAKER SWINBURNE
(TOBACCO MERCHANT) AND GEORGE GOSLING PLANT (GENTLEMAN) PREPARED BY
STEAVENSON SONS & PLANT OF DARLINGTON HAS SILVER DUTY STAMP TWO PAGES -
MEASURES APPROX 11.5 INCHES X 9 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE
MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Toomey |
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1236 |
1905 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 17 NOVEMBER 1905 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND SITUATE IN WESTWOOD AVENUE LINTHORPE MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK BETWEEN MR THEOPHILUS PHILLIPS (OIL REFINER AND IMPORTER) TO WILLIAM
GRAHAM (BUILDER). ALSO MORTGAGEES
JONATHAN EDMUND BACKHOUSE AND CHARLES HUBERT BACKHOUSE (BANK MANAGERS OF BARCLAYS BANK, DARLINGTON) PREPARED BY M N
HUTCHINSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH INCLUDES PLAN SHOWING WESTWOOD AVENUE AND
PHILLIPS AVENUE, MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER ONE POUND DUTY STAMP, WAX AND
RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 19 INCHES X 12 INCHES FOLDED
BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR
HOLES |
Phillips |
Graham |
Backhouse |
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1237 |
1906 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 11 APRIL 1906 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OF
FREEHOLD LAND WITH A DWELLINGHOUSE ERECTED THEREON SITUATE IN CROMWELL ROAD
SOUTH BANK IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
PARTIES: THOMAS BOSHER (IRONMONGER), CHARLES EDWARD MORRIS (BUILDER),
RUTH BEAVAN (WIDOW) PREPARED BY JACKSON & JACKSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH
INCLUDES PLAN SHOWING OLIVER ROAD, CROMWELL ROAD, KING STREET AND VICTORIA
STREET, SOUTH BANK, MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON
SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 22 INCHES X 13 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY
HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Bosher |
Morris |
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1238 |
1906 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 12 APRIL 1906 MORTGAGE OF A PIECE OF
FREEHOLD LAND WITH A DWELLINGHOUSE ERECTED THEREON SITUATE IN CROMWELL ROAD
SOUTH BANK IN THE COUNTY OF YORK TO SECURE £200 AND INTEREST AT £4 PER CENT
PER ANNUM PARTIES: RUTH BEAVAN (WIDOW), ALBERT JAMES SMITH ESQUIRE PREPARED
BY JACKSON & JACKSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX
& RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 19 INCHES X 12 INCHES FOLDED
BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR
HOLES |
Beavan |
Smith |
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1239 |
1906 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 10 SEPTEMBER 1906 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND WITH A DWELLINGHOUSE THEREON SITUATE IN NEWSTWOOD AVENUE LINTHORPE
MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: WILLIAM GRAHAM (BUILDER), THOMAS
HUDDART DONKING (COMMERCIAL CLERK) PREPARED BY H M HUTCHINSON OF
MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS INCLUDES PLAN
SHOWLING WESTWOOD AVENUE AND PHILLIPS AVENUE, MIDDLESBROUGH TWO PAGES -
MEASURES APPROX 15 INCHES X 10 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN
COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Graham |
Donking |
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1906 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 3 JULY 1906 CONVEYANCE OF A MESSUAGE AND
HEREDITAMENTS IN SOUTHFIELD ROAD ROAD
MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
PARTIES: THE OWNERS OF THE MIDDLESBROUGH ESTATE LIMITED, HENRY DEAN
(BUILDER), THOMAS WILLIAMS (ROLL TURNER), CATHERINE SARAH WILLIAMS (SPINSTER)
PREPARED BY H WATSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH INCLUDES PLAN SHOWING ABINGDON ROAD,
SOUTHFIELD ROAD AND NEWLANDS ROAD, MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND
WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 22 INCHES X 13 INCHES
FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO
TEARS OR HOLES |
Dean |
Williams |
Watson |
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1241 |
1906 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 4 JULY 1906 MORTGAGE OF A PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND MESSUAGE AND HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE IN SOUTHFIELD ROAD MIDDLESBROUGH IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK FOR SECURING £400 AND INTEREST ALSO RECEIPT DATED 18
OCTOBER 1951 PARTIES: THOMAS WILLIAMS (ROLL TURNER), CATHERINE SARAH WILLIAMS
(SPINSTER), HENRY DEAN (BUILDER) PREPARED BY H WATSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS
SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 22
INCHES X 13 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT
GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Williams |
Dean |
Watson |
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1242 |
1907 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 11 JULY 1907 CONVEYANCE OF HEREDITAMENTS IN CARLOW
STREET MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: THE OWNERS OF THE
MIDDLESBROUGH ESTATE LIMITED, THOMAS JAMES DAY (BUILDER) PREPARED BY H M
HUTCHINSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS
INCLUDES PLAN SHOWING CARLOW STREET, PARLIAMENT ROAD AND MEATH STREET,
MIDDLESBROUGH TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 19 INCHES X 11.5 INCHES FOLDED
BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR
HOLES |
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1243 |
1907 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 10 JUNE 1907 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OF LAND
SITUATE IN JUBILEE ROAD SOUTH ESTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: GILBERT
BENJAMIN JACKSON AND FRANCIS HENRY JACKSON (SOLICITORS), THOMAS PEARSON METCALFE
(OMNIBUS PROPRIETOR / POSTMAN) PREPARED BY JAKCSON & JACKSON OF
MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS INCLUDES PLAN
SHOWING JUBILEE ROAD AND MIDDLESBROUGH COOPERATIVE SOCIETY TWO PAGES -
MEASURES APPROX 22 INCHES X 13 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN
COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Jackson |
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1244 |
1907 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 30 JANUARY 1907 MORTGAGE OF A MESSUAGE OR DWELLING
HOUSE AND SHOP SITUATE AND BEING AT THE CORNER OF QUEEN STREET AND ANN STREET
SOUTH BANK IN THE COUNTY OF YORK TO SECURE £200 AND INTEREST THEREON AT £4 %
PER ANNUM PARTIES: MICHAEL HARLAND
(BUILDER), SAMUEL SPRY (GENTLEMAN), THOMAS HIRST (BANK MANAGER) PREPARED BY
SPRY & PRESTON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX &
RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 16 INCHES X 10.5 INCHES FOLDED
BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR
HOLES ALSO INCLUDES LETTER OF VALUATION FROM ALBERT WALKER, AUCTIONEER &
LICENSED VALUER AND BUILDER, ALBERT ROAD, MIDDLESBROUGH, DATED 6 DECEMBER
1907 |
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1907 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 12
JUNE 1907 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND SITUAT IN QUEEN STREET
& ANN STREET SOUTH BANK IN CLEVELAND IN THE NORTH RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF
YORK PARTIES: ARTHUR JOSEPH MUNBY (TEMPLE BARRISTER AT LAW), FREDERICK JAMES
MUNBY (GENTLEMAN), MICHAEL HARLAND (BUILDER) PREPARED BY M N HUTCHINSON OF
MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS INCLUDES PLAN
SHOWING ANN STREET AND QUEEN STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH TWO PAGES - MEASURES
APPROX 19 INCHES X 12 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE
MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Munby |
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1908 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 25 MAY 1908 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND WITH A MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE THEREON SITUATE AT MARTON IN CLEVELAND
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: WILLIAM POUNDER(BUILDER), ALPHONSO WILLIAM
NITSCH (CASHIER) PREPARED BY M N HUTCHINSON OF MIDDLESBROUGH INCLUDES PLAN
SHOWING ROADS TO MARTON AND ORMESBY AND ORMESBY STATION HAS SILVER DUTY
STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 16 INCHES X
10.5 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT
CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Pounder |
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1908 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 18 DECEMBER 1908 TRANSFER OF MORTGAGE OF
HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES SITUATE AND BEING NO 127 QUEEN STREET SOUTH BANK
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: SAMUEL SPRY
(GENTLEMAN), THOMAS HIRST (BANK MANAGER), MICHAEL HARLAND (BUILDER), HENRY
HUDSON (AUCTIONEER) PREPARED BY SPRY & PRESTON OF MIDDLESBROUGH HAS
SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES - MEASURES APPROX 16
INCHES X 10.5 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT
GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Spry |
Hirst |
Harland |
Hudson |
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1248 |
1908 |
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ANTIQUE
EDWARDIAN VELLUM INDENTURE DATED 12 NOVEMBER 1908 CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND WITH A MESSUAGE SHOP AND HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE AND BEING NUMBER 18
TEAK STREET MIDDLESBROUGH IN THE COUNTY OF YORK PARTIES: MICHAEL GUTHRIE
(FISH CURER), ALBERT BARRIE (SOLICITOR), MARTHA HANNAH WILKINSON (WIFE OF SAM
WILKINSON (BARMAN), PETER SANDERSON (WINDOW CLEANER) PREPARED BY H WATSON OF
MIDDLESBROUGH HAS SILVER DUTY STAMPS AND WAX & RIBBON SEALS TWO PAGES -
MEASURES APPROX 15 INCHES X 10 INCHES FOLDED BEAUTIFULLY HANDWRITTEN
COPPERPLATE MANUSCRIPT GREAT CONDITION - NO TEARS OR HOLES |
Guthrie |
Barrie |
Wilkinson |
Sanderson |
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1249 |
1734 |
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SLAIDBURN:
A court baron document for the manor of Slaidburn, Yorkshire, recording an inquisition
taken for the lord into lands held by Hugh Grimshaw of Champion, Slaidburn,
Yeoman and Ambrose Grimshaw. Dated 22 October 1734 in the 8th year of the
reign of King George II Property: A
parcel of land at Champion called Crowney Moss and several closes called
Mollinen Farm. Also a dwelling house and 10 acres adjoining Brennand Close
and other lands in the manor. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum.
Condition: Medium toning with stains. Characteristics: Document Size
(Approx.): 20 by 30 cm |
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1250 |
1870 |
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SHEFFIELD:
Mortgage of lands and house on Stafford Street, Sheffield, between Wilfred
Henry Wolstenholme of Sheffield, White Metal Smith, Robert White of Sheffield,
Slate Merchant and Charles Haslehurst-Graves of Sheffield, Common
Brewer. Includes a letter on headed
notepaper from the Duke of Norfolk, Sheffield Estate, signed by the Duke
(Henry Fitzalan Howard), with several letters relating to the sale of land.
Dated 15 November 1870 Property: A
parcel of land with dwelling house on Stafford Street in Sheffield Park.
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 |
Wolstenholme |
White |
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1780 |
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GREAT
DRIFFIELD: Assignment for mortgage of lands in Great Driffield, Yorkshire, between
Alice Nicholson of Great Driffield, Widow, Frank Nicholson of Great
Driffield, Yeoman, William Warner of Foston, Esquire, William Womersley of
Kingston upon Hull, Wine Merchant and Richard Hitt of Bridlington, Gent.
Dated 12 August 1780 in the 20th year of the reign of King George III
Property: All that close of arable meadow or pasture in Great Driffield
adjoining a road from Driffield to Cowlam. Also another close of land on the
Scorbrough Road. 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 70 cm |
Nicholson |
Warner |
Womersley |
Hitt |
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1252 |
1781 |
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GREAT
DRIFFIELD: Assignment of mortgage of a house and land in Great Driffield,
Yorkshire, between Ruth Dale of Bridlington, Widow, Richard Hitt of
Bridlington, Gent and Isaac Cook of Bridlington, Grocer. Dated 1 October 1781
in the 21st year of the reign of King George III Property: A dwelling house
with garden and orchard in Great Driffield adjoining to the Common Street,
and a close of land adjoining the Turnpike Road leading to Scarborough.
Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Light patchy toning,
otherwise good. Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and
tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 60 by 70 cm |
Dale |
Hitt |
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1253 |
1775 |
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Knaresborough:
Probate of the will of David Richardson of Knaresborough, Yorkshire, yeoman
with a Knaresbrough Forest Manor document attached. Signed by Martin
Richardson, under steward of the manor, with a good example of the
Knaresborough Castle Seal (Wafer Seal). Dated 29 May 1775 Property: All my Burgage House, messuage or
tenement in Kirkgate in Knaresborough. Medium: Manuscript in English on
vellum. Condition: Good. Characteristics: Signatures and water seal. Revenue
and tax stamps. 2 pages. Document Size (Approx.): 25 by 40 cm |
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1254 |
1894 |
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Indenture
between William Bland / Jane Tapley Bland (Normanton) - Henry Hamlyn Hosking
/ Eva Wilkinson Hosking (Bradford) - Robert Pashley (Rotherham) - Mary Burton
(Leeds) - Florence Eliza Pearson / George Pearson (Normanton) - Thomas
Rossiter Burton (nr Normanton) - Charles Herbert Burton (Normanton) &
Thomas Samuel Weeks (Torquay). Deed giving power of sale to Mr. T S Weeks
over premises known as No.21 Fleet Street, Torquay and over an undivided
moiety of other premises known as No. 24 Fleet Street aforsaid. Dated 20th
April 1894 17 written sides plus a fold-out plan Eleven red seals with clear signatures Two
other signatures Folded once, but it has previously been folded again Some
light staining and age related marking Approx. overall size:18-1/2" x
12" |
Bland |
Hosking |
Pashley |
Burton |
Pearson |
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1821 |
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PRINTED
LEGACY DATED 1821 . ALMONDBURY WEST YORKS. MADE IN THE NAME OF A SAMUEL
MILLER . 23 X 50CM, ONLY PART OF DOCUMENT SHOWN BY SCAN. 5 SLIGHT HORIZONTAL
FOLDS ONE VERTICLE FOLD. BUT BASICALLY CRISP FRESH CONDITION NO FOXING.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICIAL PRINTING AND CLEAR SCRIPT. |
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1256 |
1788 |
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This
special antique document could hold a few treasures if you connected any
history to any of the names we have tried accurately to describe off this special
document. The words Beeford Dated July 24th 1788 { PHILIP SALTMARSHE /
Saltmarsh Esq. Frodingham Grange farm in 1872, when Philip Saltmarsh sold it
to the trustees this person is documented and has history } William Crosier, George Acklam, Robert Hobman,Thomas
Austin Deputy Register with QUEENS STAMP and the three wax seals and
signatures. Condition is nice, some wear in crease. From image, document is a
release of a cottage in Beeford from James P....ll to Philip Saltmarshe Esq.,
together with an assignment of term from William Crosier to Mr Robert H.....?
in Trust for Mr Saltmarshe. |
Saltmarshe |
Crosier |
Acklam |
Hobman |
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1868 |
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1868
large indenture Lewisham Kent 4 sheets 8 seals with Map/Plan plus receipt for
Tithe rent charge. An
indenture concerning the sale of land at Hither Green, Lewisham, Kent.
Several persons are involved but essentially Henry Marshall (and others)
sells the land to William Robert Slaughter Gatley of Tilford near Farnham,
Surrey. Other persons involved include Richard Henry Marsh & Georgina his
wife, Henry Morden Edwards of Sheffield, Yorkshire, Charles Hutchinson
Edwards, Architect & Jane Louisa his wife and Elizabeth Ann Marsh, widow.
Further details regarding all of the persons involved are given. The land is
at Hither Green and contains in excess of 6 acres. Full boundaries are
described in writing with reference to owners of neighbouring property, which
is further enhanced by a map with measurements on it. One of the boundaries
given is that of the London and Tonbridge Direct Railway owned by the Eastern
Railway Company, the London, Dartford and Tunbridge Line. The document notes
the exchange of considerable sums of money which includes one payment of
£1025. The recites parts of several previous documents, including, an 1836
Will of Frances Chadwick, an 1850 indenture, an 1850 Will of Thomas Marsh, an
1861 indenture, an 1865 indenture, an 1866 indenture, 3 x 1867 court orders,
an 1868 court order and an 1868 indenture. Interestingly the document notes
that when the land was sold it was soon discovered to be bigger than first
thought so additional charges were added to the initial sale price. The
document goes on to give the legal obligations and requirements of the
various persons involved. Also attached to the document is a receipt for the
Redemption of Tithe Rent Charge dated 1898. Also there are 4 Memorandums
added later to the reverse of the manuscript dated 1896, 1898, 1899 and 1900,
which gives details about what happened to the land after the this indenture
of 1868 was made. On
4 sheets of vellum each measuring 2 feet 4 inches by 1 foot 10 and a 1/2
inches, the vellum is very good condition. Written in clear, beautiful
handwritten script throughout that is easy to read. There has been several
markings with pencil on the document but these could be removed if desired.
At the foot of the document there are 8 red wax seals each with a signature
with an additional 6 signatures on the reverse. There are 5 blue duty stamps,
2 x five pound & ten shillings stamps and 3 x ten shillings stamps all
with a piece of silver attached. There are also 4 ink stamps marked LONDON.
The receipt regarding the Tithe rent charge is in two parts on thin paper
both measuring 8 inches by 4 and a 1/2 inches. There is also a 19th century
one penny postage stamp adhered to it. |
Marshall |
Gatley |
Marsh |
Edwards |
Chadwick |
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1618 |
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1618
Very Large indenture, Land in Goateland Yorkshire. Mentions Richard and
George Etherington, Sir Robert Carey, Knight and John Barton, Gent.. |
Etherington |
Carey |
Barton |
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1259 |
1797 |
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A
two page vellum "Deed of Appointment of The Right Honourable Sackville
Tufton Early of Thanet and others to be Trustees of the Temple Sowerby
Lands..." dated 11th March 1797.
Names mentioned: The Right Honourable James Earl of Lonsdale
heretofore Sir James Lowther Baronet, John Robinson heretofore of the Borough
of Appleby...but now of Wyke House, Isleworth, Middx. (esq.), William Chaytor
of Spenithorne, York (esq.) and John Robison of Water Hillock, Cumberland
(esq) -Aldermen of the Corporation of Appleby. Earlier documents are cited with the
following names mentioned: the Right
Honorable Ann Lady Clifford Countess of Dowager of Dorset Pembroke and
Mongomery Baroness Clifford Westmorland and Lady of the Honour of Skipton in
Craven daugthter and sole heir of the Right Honorable George Earl of
Cumberland, Sir John Lowther of Lowther Knight and Baronet (her cousin), Sir
Thomas Sandford of Howgill Knight and Baronet, Robert Hilton of Murton
(esq.), Lancelot Marchell of Granthorp (esq), Robert Branthwaite (then Mayor
of the Corporation of Appleby), John Thwaites the elder, John Thwaites the
younger, John Smith, Thomas Yare + lots more.
Has four seals and signatures with two revenue stamps on each
page. There are witness signatures on
the reverse Has been folded. |
Tufton |
Lowther |
Robinson |
Chaytor |
Robison |
Clifford |
Sandford |
Hilton |
Marchell |
Branthwaite |
Thwaites |
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1893 |
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A
vellum document listing details of properties in High Melton, Yorkshire. "Absolute Order No. 361 under the Seal
of the Board Agriculture dated the Third day of May One thousand eight
hundred and ninety three Whereby the said Board in pursuance of the powers
vested in them by "The Board of Agriculture Act 1889" "The
Improvement of Land Act 1863" and the "Settled Land Act 1882"
did by the memoralizing Absolute Order change the inheritance or fee of the
Lands mentioned in the Schedule thereto with the payment to George Byron
Cooke Yarborough of Annssmount in the County of York Esquire and Charles
Henry Morton of the City of Liverpool...". The Schedules lists properties in High
Melton and Cadeby with the names of the owners and the occupiers, etc. Has one signature and a revenue stamp. Has been folded. |
Yarborough |
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1261 |
1895 |
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A
signed 15 page vellum document which is divided into columns with the
following headings: Name of Lands, Landowners, Occupiers, Parish, County and
Total Acreage. It covers the following
Yorkshire parishes: Helmsley, Bilsdale, Hawnby, Bransdale, Farndale,
Kirkdale, Haram, Nunnington, Oswaldkirk, Seawton and Kirkbymoorside. All the properties seem to belong to The
Right Honourable Earl of Feversham and there are approximately 60 names of occupiers
per page.. It is dated 27th April
1895. |
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1262 |
1899 |
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A
vellum Revocation of Deed dated 25th November 1899 signed by John sutcliffe
of The Lee, near Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire (esq.). also mentioned: Lily King Cox of Villa
Cariad, Boulevard Gambetta, Nice, France.
Has been folded. |
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Cox |
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1263 |
1809 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 5th OCTOBER 1809 - CONVEYANCE of premises in the County of YORK between
Messrs Lightfoot and others to Mr Edward Wilkinson |
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GEORGE
3RD TWO PAGE 1797 VELLUM INDENTURE, SNETHAM IN THE PARISH OF ALMONDSBURY WEST
YORKSHIRE. SYKES FAMILY JAMES CROSLAND EDWARD TAYLOR, CLOTHIERS. LARGE TWO
PAGE VELLUM DOCUMENT 57 X 74 CM, EACH VELLUM SHEET . THREE HORIZONTAL FOLDS
TWO VERTICLE FOLDS. CONTENTS VERY FRESH NO FOXING. FIVE WAX STAMPS INCLUDING
SIGNATURES AND ONE CROSS FOR A PERSON WHO COULD NOT WRITE HIS NAME. OFFICIAL
PAPER STAMPS. THERE IS A LOT OF LOCAL DATA ON THESE TWO DOCUMENTS AND LAID
OUT THERE THE SIZE OF A SMALL RUG, SCRIPT IS VERY READABLE AND NEAT BUT NOT
AS ATTRACTIVE AS THE OTHER ALMONDSBURY DOCUMENTS IVE PUT UP FOR SALE. |
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GEORGE
2ND 1730 VELLUM INDENTURE, THE SCAN ONLY SHOWS PART OF THIS DOCUMENT. ALMONDBURY
WEST YORKSHIRE. BETWEEN JAMES NOBLE OF MILNSBRIDGE PARISH OF HUDDERSFIELD AND
HIS WIFE MARTHA. APPEARS TO DEAL WITH PROPERTY CONNECTED TO AN EPHZIAM
LITTLEWOOD, WOODS AND COTTAGES STATED. VERY ATTRACTIVE READABLE SCRIPT, ALSO
VERY FRESH 50 X 75 CM. THREE VERTICLE THREE HORIZONTAL FOLDS. TWO WAX SEALS,
SCRIPT ON REVERS OF DOCUMENT. |
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GEORGE
2ND 1756 INDENTURE. VELLUM LARGE 80 X 70 CM. ATTRACTIVE DESIGN OF GEORGE 2ND.
OFFICIAL PAPER STAMPS, JAMES SYKES LINTHWAITE IN THE PARISH OF ALMONDBURY
WEST YORKSHIRE CLOTHIER. THREE VERTICLE THREE HORIZONTAL FOLDS. CONTENTS VERY
FRESH ATTRACTIVE SCRIPT, TWO TINY HOLES. AS STATED CONTENTS VERY FRESH. LARGE
IMPRESSIVE DOCUMENT |
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Lovely manuscript OBLIGATION BOND immaculately written for RICHARD SAWDEN of
BROMPTON in PICKERING LYTH and JOHN COCKERILL of EBBERSTON for £130 sterling,
colourless embossed duty stamp top left corner and in first class condition
with some folds. This is one double sided foolscap sheet |
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1765
Fine condition vellum document between RICARD SAWDEN of BROMPTON in PICKERING
LYTH and JOHN COCKERILL of EBBERSTON - lease for a year for 9 acres of lands
formerly from YEDDINGHAM NUNNERY. The document measures c.20 x 12" and
unusually has a few mistakes in the normally immaculate script, excellent
condition for age with usual folds. |
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1766
Fine condition Vellum document for JOHN & ELIZABETH HUNTRISS of SCARBOROUGH
and JOHN COCKERILL of EBBERSTON for land at EBBERSTON, document measures c.
20 x 12" |
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1803
Probate copy of will dated 1780 for ROGER NESS of NEWTON UPON RAWCLIFFE,
minor soiling on outer leaf only. |
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Methodist
baptism document for Hannah Saxton daughter of William Saxton & Ann Ibbitt
of Sheffield. It is dated 1836. CONDITION:-
Excellent, there is a little age soiling. |
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Indenture - 1766 Deed - Ingham, Hickling & Sutton, Norfolk A single sheet
vellum Indenture measuring 55.5 cm x 46 cm approx being a Lease for a year of
a Messuage or Tenament in Ingham with lands and premises in Ingham, Hickling
and Sutton, Norfolk dated 23 June 1766 Parties: Robert WALLER and Mary his
wife (nee Bayfield) of Easingwold, Yorkshire to John CUBITT of Hickling,
Norfolk Other names mentioned include: Thomas Bayfield, John Harvey, Henry
Prudence Document signed by: Robert Waller, Mary Waller Witnesses: Thomas
Lawes, R Neve? Condition: Very good for age |
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1793
Indenture on huge single sheet of paper folded down to c.12 x20" (some
splitting on folds and needs careful handling) for lease of a farm for 11 years
at WEST SCRAFTON from JOHN YARKER and ALICE his wife (only child of RICHARD
FORSTER of EAST WITTON) and TRISTRAM HOGG of WEST SCRAFTON, all immaculately
written. The document is signed by all 3 parties alongside 3 wax seals,
witnessed by RICHARD FORSTER, WILLIAM PLANT, THOMAS & JANE BUCKLE, NORTH
YORKSHIRE. |
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1801
Lengthy WILL on 4 large double sized foolscap sheets of paper for ALICE YARKER
wife of JOHN YARKER which gives in meticulous detail property going back to
those made in 1752 and subsequently is linked to other documents we have on
eBay for RICHARD FORSTER of EAST WITTON. All clearly written, each page with
ink signature of ALICE YARKER along base and witnessed on final page by
THOMAS DUNN, WILLIAM DUNN & THOMAS METCALF. IMMACULATE CLEAN CONDITION
WITH USUAL FOLDS, still tied together at top left corner with original ribbon
and red wax seal. NORTH YORKSHIRE. |
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ARMYTAGE
of KIRKLEES 1816 Family Tree This
family tree was printed in or about 1816.
It is approx 14 x 19 inch with just a single fold down middle. It will be despatched rolled in a strong
postal tube. It is ideal for framing
& contains the Crest / Coat of Arms.
Earliest date shown is 1606 but there is one preceeding undated
generation. Afraid I have no other information on it's origins - it is one of
about eight different trees I acquired together in similar format. They all go up to 1816. No printer or scribe name shown. Other names appearing in this tree
(generally by marriage into the family) include: BEAUMONT, KAYE, GREGORY, WORRALL, KNIGHT,
HANSON, POPLEY, SAVILE, ARTHINGTON, DANBY, WHITLEY, DRANSFIELD, ROCKLEY,
THORNHILL, TRAPPES, STRINGER, USHER, BOSVILLE, CALVERLEY, NEVILE, MOORE,
THORN, PERKINS, ESTOFT, SILL, NAYLOR, FARRER, WENTWORTH, HARBORD, BOWLES,
EGERTON, GRADY, BOSANQUETT, THURSBY, EYRE, FAWKES, ETC. I have saved a copy
of the blurred image. |
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HUTTON
of MARSKE 1816 Family Tree. This family tree was printed in or about
1816. It is approx 8 x 18 inch with just
a single fold down middle. It is
ideal for framing & contains the Crest / Coat of Arms. Earliest date shown is 1605 but there is
one preceeding undated generation. Afraid I have no other information on it's
origins - it is one of about eight different trees I acquired together in
similar format. They all go up to
1816. No printer or scribe name
shown. Other names appearing in this tree
(generally by marriage into the family) include: FANSHAW, BOWES, PILKINGTON, BENNET,
REMINGTON, CALVERLEY, EWBANK, MAULEVERER, DODAWORTH, SHEFFIELD, FAIRFAX,
ROBINSON, STAPLETON, WARWICK, LISTER, PIERS, STRINGER, BURGOIN, RODES, BANKS,
DYKE, WANLEY, ALCOCK, EARNSHAW, DAWSON, BRIGGS, LORD DARCY, LUTMAN, HOYLE,
CHAYTOR. I have saved a copy of the blurred image. |
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MILNER
of Nun-Appleton & Leeds & BLAYDS of Leeds, 1816 Family Tree + 4 preceeding generations of John
CALVERLEY (1753) are shown. This family tree was printed in or about 1816. It is approx 12 x 19 inch with just a
single fold down middle. It is
ideal for framing & contains the Crest / Coat of Arms. Earliest date shown is 1652 but there is
one preceeding undated generation. Afraid I have no other information on it's
origins - it is one of about eight different trees I acquired together in
similar format. They all go up to
1816. No printer or scribe name
shown. Other names appearing in this
tree (generally by marriage into the family) include: BELTON, THORESBY, IBBETSON, STAINTON,
DAWES, WITTON, COTTON, MORDAUNT, TOWNSEND, BROOKE, BIRT, JACKMAN, BARKER,
CLEMENTS, BENTINCK, DOYLE, DOWNES, HAIGH, MICKLETHWAIT, SOTHERON, DIXON,
MOLYNEUX, ETC. I have saved a copy of the blurred image. |
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NEVILES
of HOLBECK & CHEVEY 1816 Family Tree,
+ Bosvile (6 preceeding generations are detailed of Elizabeth who
married Sir John in reign of Henry 8th.) This family tree was printed in or
about 1816. It is approx 15 x 19 inch
with just a single fold down middle.
It will be despatched rolled in a strong postal tube. It is ideal for framing & contains the
Crest / Coat of Arms. Earliest date shown is 969ad ( Waltheof ). Afraid I
have no other information on it's origins - it is one of about eight
different trees I acquired together in similar format. They all go up to 1816. No printer or scribe name shown. Other names appearing in this tree
(generally by marriage into the family) include: FLAMBURGH, TOWNLEY, DAWNEY, DANBY, BROME,
BEISTON, BEAUMONT, WOODGROVE, BURDET, GREENHAUGH, WATTERHOSE, DRACOT, PALMS,
ARTHINGTON, WOLSTENHOLME, TANCRED, BLAND, BULLOCK, CAVENDISH, WIGFALL,
ARMYTAGE, SKELTON, CALVERLEY, ESTOFT, SILL, WENTWORTH, PORTINGTON, PILKINGTON,
LISTER, POWIS, HALES, Etc.I have saved a copy of the blurred image. |
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POOLE
of Leeds & MILNES of Wakefield & Fryston 1816 Family Tree. This family
tree was printed in or about 1816. It
is approx 15 x 20 inch with just a single fold down the middle. It will be despatched rolled in postal
tube. It is ideal for framing &
contains the Crest / Coat of Arms. Earliest date is 1628. Afraid I have no
other information on it's origins - it is one of about eight I acquired
together in similar format. They all
go up to 1816. No printer or scribe
name shown. Other names appearing in
this tree (generally by marrying into the family) include: RICH, RODES, BUSK, MONCKTON, BENTINCK
CARR, WHITWELL, TORRE, GASKELL, WIDOWES, SHORE, SYKES, LOWNDES, PEMBERTON,
HAWKESWORTH, RAYNER, SLEIGH, WILSON, WILDBORE, NOBLE, BRANDRETH, CARR, RYSE,
etc I have saved a copy of the blurred image. |
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1816 |
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WENTWORTH
of WOOLLEY & HICKLETON 1816 Family Tree.
This family tree was printed in or about 1816. It is approx 15 x 19 inch with just a
single fold down middle. It will be despatched
rolled in a strong postal tube. It is
ideal for framing & contains the Crest / Coat of Arms.Earliest date is
1548. Afraid I have no other information on it's origins - it is one of about
eight different trees I acquired together in similar format. They all go up to 1816. No printer or scribe name shown. Other names appearing in this tree
(generally by marriage into the family) include: WOODROVE, WHITLEY, BEISTON, GASCOIGNE,
DANBY, GARGRAVE, DOWNES, WOMBWELL, ALDBURGH, MALTBY, RUISH, SAVILE, RODES,
HOLLES, APSLEY, SKINNER, St QUINTIN, THORNHIULL, GRAHAM, SPROTBROUGH, TURNER,
MAUDE, HINCHCLIFFE, SILL, BOLD, PILKINGTON, NEVILE, LANCHERIE, FORTESCUE,
EGERTON, HARBORD, FAWKES, THURSBY, EYRE, ETC, I have saved a copy of the
blurred image. |
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1816 |
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WILSON
of LEEDS, 1816 Family Tree. This family tree was printed in or about
1816. It is approx 15 x 19 inch with
just a single fold down middle. It will
be despatched rolled in a strong postal tube. It is ideal for framing & contains the
Crest / Coat of Arms of WILSON & BECKETT.
Earliest date shown is 1613. Afraid I have no other information on
it's origins - it is one of about eight different trees I acquired together
in similar format. They all go up to
1816. No printer or scribe name
shown. Other names appearing in this
tree (generally by marriage into the family) include: PARKER, IBBETSON, SYKES, SMIDT, RODES,
RAYNER, BELLAMY, MALKIN, SMALACOMB, CLIFTON, BLUNT, WETHERELL, MORRICE,
MOUNTAIN, MOORE, BRUCE, LOCKWOOD, PETERS, HUNTINGTON, SUTTELL, GIBSON,
PAWSON, LODGE, DALTON, EWBANK, SULLIVAN, BEST, DALTON, BOUVERIE, FOUNTAYNE,
PEARSE, DISNEY, MARRIOTT, BECKETT, SMYTH, UPTON, OSBALDESTON, BEVERLEY,
TRAVIS, NEWBY, DUCANE, HARRIS, YEOMAN, LEIR, MORRISON, ETC. I have saved a
copy of the blurred image. |
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1840 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 26tH SEPTEMBER 1840 - FIVE PAGES - RELEASE of three cottages - three
landgates and upwards of twenty acres of land at Ousefleet in the county of
York ASSIGNMENTS of £400, £350 and £825
- between EDWARD HUTCHINSON WILKINSON to BEVIS PULLEINE - JOHN PULLEINE - WILLIAM
ALCOCK - JARVIS EMPSON and JONAS WEIGHTMAN
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1819,
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INDENTURE
DATED 23rD JANUARY 1819 AND 1820 - MORTGAGE - lands in the County of York -
initial document dated 23rd January 1819 - plus additional indenture on
reverse dated 26th July 1820.between EDWARD WILKINSON to MRS PULLEINE -
UNUSUAL DOC. |
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1809 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 4th OCTOBER 1809 - LEASE FOR A YEAR - property situated in the County
of York comprising dwelling house-barn-stable-and otheroutbuildings and the garth
or croft behind and adjoining- between JANE LIGHTFOOT and MARY LIGHTFOOT
(spinsters) and JOHN TUTILL and his wife ANNE TUTHILL to EDWARD WILKINSON |
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1669 |
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1669
Early vellum Indenture between JOHN & FRANCIS SPANTON for lands at WEST
SCRAFTON, measures c. 22 x 12" with the mark of JOHN SPANTON at base
with small red wax seal still attached. Some toning to document but all
readable from the reign of CHARLES II, witnessed on back by LEONARD LOFTUS,
GEORGE KAYGILL and JOHN GELDART. usual folds to document. NORTH YORKSHIRE. |
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1834 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1834 Deed - Low Common, Morley, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 77 cm x 58 cm approx A Conveyance of a plot of land and
cottage or dwellinghouse situate at Low Common in Morley, Yorkshire dated 30
December 1834 Parties: John LOCOCK, clothier, of Morley to Joseph DIXON,
cloth manufacturer of Morley Other names mentioned include: Thomas Bedford,
Joseph Newsome, Document signed by: John Locock Witnesses: Stephen Wass,
Charles Firth Condition: Good |
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Dixon |
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1676
Early vellum for lands at PICKERING betwen ROGER & ANN GAYRE to ROGER
KIRKBY, the document measuring c. 20 x 12" with a good deal of soiling on
outer side, a toning patch and some geeneral fading of ink inside but can
still be made out with a little patience, two wax seals still affixed at base
and signed both the GAYRE parties. NORTH YORKSHIRE |
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1742 |
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1742
Large vellum Indenture betweenRALPH & MARGARET GRAHAM of SCARBOROUGH,
JOHN & MARY COPLEY of HUTTON BUSCHELL, GEORGE & JANE SISSONS of
PICKERING and CHRISTOPHER LOTHERINGTON of PICKERING for a house at PICKERING value
£48, signed by all parties along base although several were unable to write
and made only an 'X' mark. Some toning to document on outer only, measuring c.30 x 20". NORTH YORKSHIRE. |
Graham |
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1856 |
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Vellum
document dated 16/02/1556 York Between John and Mary Graves An acknowledgement of deeds by married
women an actpassed by the late King William 1V Page 2 of this document is beutifully hand written
Other names mentioned are John Foster
and william edward carter commisioners for oaths Elizabeth Barker of pontefract |
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1890 |
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For
sale is an INDENTURE FOR MORTGAGE for Leashold premises at 3 PORTLAND PLACE,
LOWER ROAD, ROTHERHITHE, SURREY. DATED 19 NOVEMBER 1890 For Mr James K.
McCollach to Mrs. M.J. Hodson James Knight McCollach- late of 48 Dartmouth
Terrace, New North Road Rotherhithe now of 1 Nusfield Road Dulwich- Decorator
to Mary Jane Hodson wife of John Hodson of Prospect Villa BARLBY in EAST
RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. Made between Margaret Elliot, Richard Elliot and Robert
Elliot and Eliza Plumpin Elliot and James Knight McCulloch 22-2-1867 |
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1829 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1829 Deed - Mill Bridge, Liversedge, Yorkshire A single sheet
vellum Indenture measuring 76 cm x 58 cm approx being a Mortgage of land with
two messuages or dwellinghouses, part of a close of land called The Mill
Holme at Mill Bridge within Liversedge in the parish of Birstal for securing
£100 and interest dated 7 July 1829 Parties: James WALSHAW, blacksmith of
Heckmondwike, Yorkshire to Mary COOPER, widow, of Brighouse, Yorkshire
Document signed by: James Walshaw and Mary Cooper Witnesses: George Higham,
Thomas Leadbeatter Condition: A little browning with age otherwise good |
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1811 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1811 Deed - Pickering, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 79.5 cm x 64 cm approx being a Covenant to Levy a Fine and Declaration
of Uses of estates in Pickering, Yorkshire dated 13 September 1811 Parties:
Robert KING and Sarah his wife (nee Stockton) of New Malton, Yorkshire,
Thomas MITCHELSON of Pickering, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include:
George Boyes, George Bradshaw, William Coates, Elizabeth Cross, Robert
Dobson, William Grayson, George Haxby, William Hopper, Hugh Kirby, George
Law, George Nicholson, William Parkinson, Robert Seaton, Elizabeth Stockton,
Robert Stockton, William Wilkinson, George Wood Document signed by: Robert
King, Sarah King, Thomas Mitchelson Witnesses: Thomas Bointon Jr, Richard
Mitchelson, John Piper Condition: Slight browning with age otherwise good |
King |
Mitchelson |
Boyes |
Bradshaw |
Coates |
Cross |
Dobson |
Grayson |
Haxby |
Hopper |
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1859 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1859 Deed - Cogan Street, Hull A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 68 cm x 63 cm approx being a Reassignment of Leasehold Messuages or
Dwellinghouses and hereditaments in Cogan Street Hull dated 27 April
1859. The document also has the Common
Seal of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Kingston upon
Hull which is a large wax seal measuring 6.5 cm approx in diameter on the
reverse of the document. Parties: William Hutchinson HEARFIELD of Hessle,
Yorkshire; John Anthony HUDSON Esq of
Beverley, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include: Peter Blenkin, Thomas
Coverdale, Thomas Hague, David Hearfield, John Hudson, Sarah Hudson Document
signed by: John Anthony Hudson, William Hutchinson Hearfield, Martin
Samuelson (Mayor of Kingston upon Hull), Robert Wells (Town Clerk) Witnesses:
Orlando S Bull, Thomas S Nicholson Condition: Good |
Hearfield |
Hudson |
Blenkin |
Coverdale |
Hague |
Samuelson |
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1874 |
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Vellum
Indenture - 1874 Deed - Wibsey, Bradford A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 72 cm x 57.5 cm approx being a Mortgage of land and buildings situate
in Wibsey, Bradford dated 8 November 1874 with an endorsed receipt for
repayment Parties: Joseph SHARP of Wibsey to William COATES, John RAWSON and
William WATSON, all of Bradford (Trustees of the Bradford Second Equitable
Benefit Building Society) Other names mentioned include: John Barraclough,
Thomas Wentworth Beaumont, Henry Brook, Rebecca Hargreaves, James Kitson,
John Lester, Jonas Lightowler, Samuel Northing Lightowler, Ruth Longthorpe,
Isaac Pearson, Squire Priestley, William Wright Document signed by: Joseph
Sharpe (Main document) William Coates, John Rawson, William Watson (endorsed
receipt) Witnesses: C S Halliday, Thomas Selfe Condition: Very Good |
Sharp |
Coates |
Rawson |
Watson |
Barraclough |
Beaumont |
Brook |
Hargreaves |
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1807 |
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TWO PAGE INDENTURE DATED 2nd OCTOBER 1807 -
FEOFFMENT - property in Ousefleet in the County of York - between - JANE
LIGHTFOOT , MARY LIGHTFOOT, JOHN TUTILL and his wife ANNE of the first part and
EDWARD WILKINSON |
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1717 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 8th JANUARY 1717 - LEASE OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF YORK - between SARAH MOLLISH
of BLYTH in the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM (spinster) to JOHN THORNHAGH and GEORGE
SITWELL of the COUNTY of DERBY |
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1804 |
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INDENTURE
DATED 16th MAY 1804 - FEOFFMENT - property situated in Ousefleet in the
county of YORK- between RICHARD ARTHUR WORSOP - lieutenant in his Majestys
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons (first part)to THOMAS GARLICK and HERBERT
MILLINGTON both of Coalfield Houses in the County of York (second part) and
ROBERT SPOFFORTH the YOUNGER of Sauwden - a trustee named and appointed on
behalf of Garlick and Millington (third part) also GERVAS SEATON of Rednofs
(fourth part) |
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Millington |
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1784 |
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SKERNE:
Lease of North Skern Close in Skerne, Yorkshire, between Isaac Cook of
Bridlington, grocer, and Thomas Cater of Great Driffield, gent. Dated 3 June 1784
in the 24th year of the reign of King George III Property: A close of arable
land in Skerne of 10 acres called North Skern Close in the occupation of
Edward Reaston. Medium: Manuscript in English on vellum. Condition: Good.
Characteristics: Signatures and red wax seals. Revenue and tax stamps.
Document Size (Approx.): 45 by 55cm |
Cook |
Cater |
Reaston |
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1806 |
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Antique
Bond of Indemnity dated the 12th of April 1806. This double page document concerns
a number of brothers called MORTIMER from Halifax parish, John MITCHELL from
Batley and a John HARE from Beeston in Leeds. The document is in good
condition and perfectly readable (if you can decipher the handwriting) and
also mentions other family of the MORTIMER'S. |
Mortimer |
Mitchell |
Hare |
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1300 |
1726 |
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A
Large Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1726, George II Concerning a
John Yates of Fenwick and Sarah Sharpals of Pontefract Yorkshire. Several
lines of contemporary manuscript writing to rear, with signatures. Red wax seal to bottom
edge Size: 700mm x 575mm Good condition, normally folded, some browning to
rear. |
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Sharpals |
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1726 |
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A
Large Original Vellum Indenture Manuscript Dated 1726, George II Concerning a
John Yates of Fenwick and Sarah Sharpals of Pontefract Yorkshire. Several
lines of contemporary manuscript writing to rear, with signatures. Red wax
seal to bottom edge Size: 660mm x 540mm Good condition, normally folded, some
browning |
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Sharpals |
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1720 |
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A
small collection of Wills and Indentures:- 1.
A 2 part vellum Will of a William Yates of Fenwick, Campsall Yorkshire 1720 -
good condition. 2.
Vellum will of Mary Hanks (or Hawks) of Carleton Yorkshire, witnessed by
James Sillito Pontefract 1832 - poor condition. Together
with 2 other smaller vellum documents concerning John Yates and Sarah Yates
of Fenwick Yorkshire 1752 in good condition. Size (largest document): 410mm x
310mm |
Yates |
Hanks |
Sillito |
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1303 |
1625 |
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A
very large manuscript document on vellum. This is dated 2nd May 1625, a mere
two months after King Charles the First became King. This measures 33 inches
wide by about 26 inches, 84 lines long. It relates to land in Yorkshire, but
the names are difficult to trace. One name is Stubes Walden, which is likely
Walden Stubbs as it is known today, in the West Riding area of Yorkshire.
Other names are Mooresyde, Munckwode, (and townfields lying between the two),
and Burne. Names of people are Mathewe Hamerton, Phillippe Hamerton, John
Percye, Dorothye Younge, possibly others, and much about daughters, or the
circumstances if daughters are later born, with the age of nineteen being
mentioned. It appears that Phillippe and Dorothy may have been partners. With
a suspended wax seal and signature of Mathewe Hamerton - and the wax bearing
partial fingerprints from the time, probably Mathewe Hamerton's. The seal has
loss to the lower outer wax, but the seal impression is complete, though I
cannot ascertain what the seal impression is - possible a curled fish?? Small
edge loss to the left side, no text affected, and one 2cm hole and very minor
ones on the sheet at fold lines and joints. The larger one affects one word. |
Hamerton |
Percye |
Younge |
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1304 |
1844 |
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1844
large vellum for conveyance of LEA FIELD at LOCKTON between JERIMIAH METCALF
to THOMAS and ROBERT HARRISON - document in fine condition with some folds and
measures c.32 x 18 sorry too large to scan, signed and witnessed and has
embossed duty stamps. Offered along with further small vellum document which
seems related as it has produced said document before THOMAS BOINTON and
FRANK DENNIS PARKINSON - this one measures c. 9" square. NORTH YORKSHIRE |
Metcalf |
Harrison |
Bointon |
Parkinson |
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1682 |
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Charles
the Second period indenture deed, 1682, between Mathewe Hamerton of Morton Grange,
gentleman, and his wife Frances, and William Valverley of Leeds, gentleman.
This relates to land in Leeds known as Batleyes ?Ffaxine, in the possession
of John Batley. A small manuscript, only 12.25 by 8.5 inches, the land
exchanging for only 5 shillings - though that was a larger amount of money in
1682 than it now seems. The Calverley family originated in Scotland and were
an important family in Leeds, there is a place there named after them |
Hamerton |
Calverley |
Batley |
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