Yorkshire 1306-1406
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Yorkshire 1201-1305 |
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Yorkshire 1407-1500 |
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ID |
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Lot No. |
Text |
Surnames |
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1306 |
1843 |
ebay |
1843 Pair of huge vellum Indenture
documents (linked along base, each measuring c. 34 x 27" and too large
to scan) between GEORGE SMITH of HIGH PASTURE FARM in LOCKTON, THOMAS
HARRISON of GREAT BARUGH and ROBERT HARRISON of LOCKTON mortgaged for £500 -
fine condition for age with usual folds, masses of reading for NORTH
YORKSHIRE |
Smith |
Harrison |
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1307 |
1723 |
ebay |
INDENTURE DATED 7th JUNE1723 -
PROPERTY SITUATED IN SADDLETHORPE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK - between ANN MORFITT
- widow of SALTMARSH (of the first part) and BONJAMINE EMPLON of GOOLE and ROBERT WANES (of the other
part) |
Morfitt |
Emplon |
Wanes |
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1308 |
1764 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1764 Deed - Ingham, Hickling & Sutton,
Norfolk A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 74 cm x 56 cm approx being
an early Deed to lead the uses of a fine of messuages
lands tenements and premises in Ingham, Hickling and Sutton, Norfolk dated 1 May 1764 Parties: Benjamin BAYFEILD of Crostwhite, Norfolk;
Mary WALLER (nee Bayfield) of Thirsk,
Yorkshire; Robert Waller of Thirsk, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include: Mary Bayfeild,
Thomas Bayfeild, John Harvey Document signed by:
Robert Waller, Mary Waller Witnesses: Christopher Goulton,
William Martin Condition: Browned with age, otherwise good with a lovely
decorative heading |
Bayfield |
Waller |
Harvey |
Goulton |
Martin |
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1309 |
1857 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1857 Deed - Saddleworth, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 73 cm x 63 cm approx being a Transfer of Mortgage of a freehold
plot of land dwellinghouse and hereditaments
at or near County End in Saddleworth, Yorkshire dated
28 November 1857 The Administrator of the late Mr Ralph Mellor by the
Direction of the Executors of the late Mr John Taylor to Mr William Kershaw
Parties: William HAGUE of Oldham, Lancashire;
William KERSHAW of Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire; Henry MELLOR of Oldham; James MELLOR of Lees Brook, Oldham; Samuel TAYLOR of Milking Green, Ashton
under Lyne, Lancashire Other names mentioned include: Ralph Mellor, John Taylor Document signed
by: William Hague, Henry Mellor, Samuel Taylor, James Mellor Witnesses: J T Tweedale, William Whittaker Condition: Good |
Mellor |
Taylor |
Kershaw |
Hague |
Tweedale |
Whittaker |
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1310 |
1875 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1875 Deed -
Bradford, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 77.5 cm x 58 cm
approx being a Conveyance of a dwellinghouse No 22
Carlisle Place in Manningham in the parish of
Bradford in the County of York dated 16 October 1875 Parties: James CROSSLEY, dyer, of Manningham, Bradford;
Joseph WILSON, timber merchant, of Manningham,
Bradford Other names mentioned include:
James Brown, John Crossley, Robert Edgar,
John Fisher, Joseph Holiday, Mary Ann Holiday, John Cunliffe
Kay, William Keith, Emma Pepper, Josephus Pepper, William Sutcliffe Document
signed by: James Crossley, Joseph Wilson Witnesses:
Thomas Senior, William H Yewdall Condition: Very
good |
Crossley |
Wilson |
Brown |
Edgar |
Fisher |
Holiday |
Kay |
Keith |
Pepper |
Sutcliffe |
Senior |
Yewdall |
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1311 |
1878 |
ebay |
15 YORKSHIRE 1878 PEDIGREES -
GENEALOGY All these pedigrees were published in the 1878 (third edition) of
"The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven in the county of
York" by Thomas Dunham Whitaker LL.D., F.S.A. They are the original
pages from that publication and are all printed on paper. |
Pudsey |
Yorke |
Currer |
Garforth |
Banke |
Coulthurst |
Tempest |
Heber |
Hodnet |
Carr |
Ferrand |
etc |
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1312 |
1748 |
ebay |
INDENTURE DATED 27th JANUARY 1748
- TRIPARTITE CONVEYANCE - for property in OUSEFLEET in the COUNTY of YORK -
between THOMAS STONES of MOSBROUGH in the PARISH of ETHINGTON in the COUNTY
of DERBY - brother and heir of JOHN STONES late of MOSBROUGH - deceased, who
was the eldest son and heir of THOMAS STONES (presumably senior) - deceased
(of the first part) to THOMAS COWPER of SYMONDS INN in CHANCERY LANE in the
COUNTY of MIDDLESEX (of the second part) and ADAM SLATER of CHESTERFIELD in
the COUNTY of DERBY (of the third part) relating to cottages, lands,
tenements and hereditaments in OUSEFLEET |
Stones |
Cowper |
Slater |
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1313 |
1667 |
ebay |
COMPLETE DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF
KING CHARLES II 1667 This document was handwritten just 6 months after the Great Fire of London Very unusual
reign calculated date (see further info on this below) This is in excellent
condition for a manuscript from the 1600's. There are over 50 full lines of
script written in the English of the day and should be easily decipherable. I
have not deciphered the contents of this document other than the first few
lines and a few names and
to ascertain that it concerns lands in Wensleydale
Yorkshire. Plus I've picked out a few words at random to illustrate the
delightful old English spellings. Although the document is written in Old
English it should easily be decipherable by anyone with a little patience as
most words are recognisable in todays' English. |
Tennant |
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1314 |
1905 |
ebay |
Indenture dated 1905 Two pages
Conveyance Of Westwell Cottage And Premises At Tenterden Kent Between Richard Bridge Of Tenterden in the county of Kent Licensed victualler John
Bright Berry Of Keighley in the county of York A Doctor of Medicine Edwin
Stanger Of Tenterden in the county of Kent A grocer
James Worrall Of Westwell Cottage of Tenterden in the said connty A
esquire This item is on vellum Hand written Waxed seals |
Bridge |
Berry |
Stanger |
Worrall |
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1315 |
1772 |
ebay |
Judgement at Westminster 1772 re
North Yorkshire land Barnard Castle, Bowes Gilmonby,
Startforth Exemplification of Recovery referring to
messuages, 2 mills, 20 gardens, 1000 acres of land,
200 acres of meadows, 200 acres of pasture and common pasture at Bowes Gilmonby and Startforth. Judgement delivered by Sir William de
Gray. Those involved in the
proceedings were Timothy Dickinson, Robert Dynoly, George Edwards. The document measures 16 by 13 inches and
consists of 4 pages. Unfortunately,
the first page is torn in half but the document is otherwise in good order
and complete with only minor fraying at the edges. The stain across the front and the fading
surrounding the tear is slight and
confined to the first page |
de Gray |
Dickinson |
Dynoly |
Edwards |
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1316 |
1897 |
123 |
A vellum document admitting
Douglas Hamilton Marshall of Worcester College, Oxford, into the Priesthood,
in a service at Ripon Cathedral. Signed by William Boyd, Bishop of Ripon with
a large paper seal of the Bishop. |
Boyd |
Marshall |
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1317 |
1796 |
1092 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Hornsea recording the surrender of
copyhold lands in Hornsea, Yorkshire, by William
Harrison of Hornsea, yeoman, customary copyhold
tenant, and the admission of Edward Anderson of Sculcoates
as the new copyhold tenant. Two
cottages in South Gate in Hornsea with the garden
in the occupation of William Russell. |
Anderson |
Harrison |
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1318 |
1749 |
656 |
A true attested copy of an
indenture for sale of lands in Southowram called Backhall, Yorkshire, between Thomas Harrison of Boothroyd of Rastrick,
Yorkshire, cloth buyer, and George Harrison of Backhall
in Southowram, cloth buyer, originally dated 8 July
1739. A farm called Backhall in Southowram, and
several closes of land called Tentar Croft, The Ing, The Day Work under the
House, The Hall Croft, Two Breary Heys, The Ewefield, Suakehills, and many more. |
Harrison |
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1319 |
1791 |
874 |
Lease of a cottage and land in Great
Driffield, Yorkshire, between William Dixon of
Great Driffield, yeoman (maker of Basses), and
Edward Reaston of Great Driffield,
carpenter. A cottage yard and garden
in Great Driffield on Middle Street, between the
house of Mathias Ellis now John Barker and one of Richard England. Also 5 acres of pasture in the East Field. |
Dixon |
Reaston |
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1320 |
1784 |
875 |
Lease of North Skern
Close in Skerne, Yorkshire, between Isaac Cook of Bridlington, grocer, and
Thomas Cater of Great Driffield, gent. A close of arable land in Skerne of 10
acres called North Skern Close in the occupation of
Edward Reaston. |
Cater |
Cook |
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1321 |
1716 |
876 |
Lease of Nunne
Juge field in Skerne, Yorkshire, between Bridget
Lawson of the parish of St Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, spinster, and
Mathew Frank of Great Driffield, butcher. A parcel of ground called Nunne Juge in the town fields
land Lordship of Skerne. |
Frank |
Lawson |
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1322 |
1761 |
877 |
Release of a close of land in
Great Driffield, Yorkshire, between Anne Sugden of Great Driffield, John
Webster, William Wilson of Great Driffield, yeoman,
and Mary his wife. A third part in a
close of meadow or pasture in Great Driffield now
in the occupation of Leonard Gardiner. |
Sugden |
Webster |
Wilson |
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1323 |
1782 |
878 |
Conveyance of a close of land in
Skerne, Yorkshire, between Frank Nicholson of Great Driffield,
yeoman, Richard Nicholson, yeoman, and Thomas Cater of Great Driffield, gent. A
close of land in Skerne of 10 acres called North Skerne Close. |
Cater |
Nicholson |
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1324 |
1791 |
879 |
Release of the inheritance of a
cottage in Great Driffield, Yorkshire, between
William Dixon of Great Driffield, yeoman and maker
of Basses and Doce his wife, Sarah Dixon and Edward
Reaston of Great Driffield,
carpenter. A cottage on Middle Street,
Great Driffield, between the house of Mathias Ellis
or John Barker, and that of Richard English.
Also a close of arable or pasture land. |
Dixon |
Reaston |
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1325 |
1658 |
922 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Slaidburn recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Slaidburn Highfield,
Yorkshire [now Lancashire], by Richard Hatkill,
customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of Thomas Hatkill
his son as the new copyhold tenant.
One messuage and garden, and one house in Slaidburn Highfield. One other house and garden. |
Hatkill |
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1326 |
1774 |
1020 |
Lease of a cottage and land in
Great Driffield, Yorkshire, between Mathew Danby of
Great Driffield, yeoman, and John Dixon of Great Driffield, yeoman, and maker of Basses. A cottage with yard in Great Driffield on Middle Street. Also a close of land called Eastfield. |
Danby |
Dixon |
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1327 |
1795 |
1088 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Hornsea recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Hornsea, Yorkshire, by William Bell,
customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of Catherine Harland as the new
copyhold tenant. A cottage with garden
on the west side of South Gate Street in Hornsea. |
Bell |
Harland |
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1328 |
1794 |
1089 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Hornsea recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Hornsea, Yorkshire, by Mary Mackfarland of Kington Upon
Hull, widow, customary copyhold tenant, and the admission of William Tennison of Hornsea as the new
copyhold tenant. A cottage in Southgate,
Hornsea in Holderness called Houlson
Close. |
Mackfarland |
Tennison |
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1329 |
1878 |
657 |
Conveyance of land at Biggen near Sherburn,
Yorkshire, between William Sipton Hebden of Barkston Ash near Tadcaster, farmer, John Hawkins of Riccall
in the East Riding, corn miller, and James Kirk of Hillingbeck
Hall near Leeds. A dwelling house in Biggin adjoining to a barn late of David Backhouse, with
several orchards. Also an orchard on
the west of the highway leading through Biggin to
Church Fenton Grange and near to the Blacksmiths Arms Inn. Also a teazle
helm erected on the plot of land. |
Hawkins |
Hebden |
Kirk |
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1330 |
1790 |
1091 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Hornsea recording the surrender of
copyhold lands in Hornsea, Yorkshire, by Robert Mackfarland of Kingston Upon Hull, gent, customary
copyhold tenant. A cottage lying in
Southgate in Hornsea called Houlson
Close, in the occupation of Samuel Frost. |
Mackfarland |
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1331 |
1781 |
1625 |
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. 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. |
Cook |
Dale |
Hitt |
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1332 |
1896 |
1099 |
Conveyance of the Great Gun Inn at
Wicker, Sheffield, Yorkshire, between Harriet Bathe, Sarah Ann Bathe of
Wilmslow, Cheshire, and James Haynes of Longsett
Road, Sheffield, brewer. A large outline plan of the property. A piece of
land with an inn called the Great Gun Inn, at Wicker in Brightside Bierlow, city of Sheffield, on Wicker Lane off Nursery
Street. |
Bathe |
Haynes |
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1333 |
1753 |
1162 |
A vellum final concord from the
court of Common Pleas, Westminster, between John Close, William Chapman querents & Joseph Hawksworth
and Mary his wife deforciants, relating to lands in
Penistone and Birstall, Yorkshire. 2 messuages, 3
barns, 3 stables, 1 malting, 80 acres land, 21 acres pasture, 3 acres wood,
& common pasture with appurtenances in Nether Denby
and Liversidge in the parishes of Penistone and Burstall. |
Chapman |
Close |
Hawksworth |
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1334 |
1818 |
1228 |
Indentures of the Election of
Members to serve in Parliament, appointing the Right Hon. George Tierney and
Sir James Mackintosh, knight, to serve as MPs for the Borough of
Knaresborough. Signed by John Yorke, esquire,
Sheriff of the County of York. |
Mackintosh |
Tierney |
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1335 |
1723 |
1236 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Hipperholme recording the surrender of copyhold
lands in Northowram, Yorkshire, by Thomas Aked and Jonathan Yates, and the admission of Thomas
Oldfield as the new copyhold tenant. A
messuage and cottage at Northowram
called Holkcliffe Hole on the Halifax to Bradford
Road. |
Aked |
Oldfield |
Yates |
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1336 |
1875 |
1370 |
Mortgage of a house and land at Biggin in the West Riding of Yorkshire, between John
Hawkins of Riccall, Corn Miller and William Septon Hebden of Barkston Ash, Farmer.
A dwelling house at Biggin adjoining a barn
and other premises now the property of David Backhouse, with surrounding lands. |
Hawkins |
Hebden |
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1337 |
1821 |
1372 |
Release of premises at Biggin, West Riding of Yorkshire, between Joseph
Backhouse of Biggin, Yeoman and Richard Backhouse
of Biggin, Yeoman.
A dwelling house in Biggin adjoining the
barn of Richard Backhouse, and a close of land called Greeleys
of 4 acres. |
Backhouse |
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1338 |
1847 |
1385 |
Transfer of mortgage on premises
at Stayley, Cheshire, between John Lees of
Stalybridge, Cotton Spinner, Hugh Henshall
Broughton of Saddleworth, Surgeon and James Milne
of Cheetham Hill, Manchester, Esquire. All those mills and the cottages and lands
belonging at Carr Brook in Stayley; a leasehold
estate at Moor Gate, Stayley, and another estate at
Hackyard, Saddlworth. |
Broughton |
Lees |
Milne |
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1339 |
1761 |
1417 |
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. A close of meadow or
pasture in Great Driffield. |
Sugden |
Webster |
Wilson |
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1340 |
1853 |
1422 |
Conveyance of cottages in Luddenden, Halifax, Yorkshire, between George Prince of
Bradford, Mason, and Betty his wife, Joseph Barrett of Luddenden,
Clogger and George Edwards of Halifax, Gent. Three cottages in Luddenden
in the parish of Halifax. |
Barrett |
Edwards |
Prince |
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1341 |
1801 |
1451 |
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.
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. |
Anderson |
Dunn |
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1342 |
1784 |
1472 |
A court baron document for the manor
of Slaidburn, Yorkshire, recording the surrender
and admission to copyhold lands in the manor, by Hugh Grimshaw
of Champion, Grindleton, and Isabel his wife,
William Ingham of Manchester, Yeoman and Richard Edleston. A messuage or tenement called Champion with 47 acres land,
and a dwelling house called Agnes Land End with several closes called the Dovehill, Agnes Land End, the Meadow, Acre, Newfield, one acre
of moss or turbary on Hendal
Moss. |
Edleston |
Grimshaw |
Ingham |
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1343 |
1872 |
1495 |
Charge on freehold properties in
Sheffield, Yorkshire, between Benjamin Powell of Sheffield, Builder and Edward
Swift of Sheffield, Gent. A messuage and dwelling house, workshops, grinding wheel,
engine house, steam engine, boilers, etc, on a corner plot fronting Headford Street and Milton Street in Sheffield. |
Powell |
Swift |
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1344 |
1804 |
1090 |
A court baron document for the manor of Hornsea recording the surrender of copyhold lands in Hornsea, Yorkshire, by Bryan Taylor of Hornsea, yeoman, customary copyhold tenant, and the
admission of Edward Anderson as the new copyhold tenant. Two common rights on the Mere Side of Hornsea at the East End and such lands to be allotted
under the Hornsea Inclosure
Act. |
Anderson |
Taylor |
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1345 |
1814 |
ebay |
Original Lease from 1814 in great
condition, for land in huddersfield between Adam Hirst and Walter williams |
Hirst |
Williams |
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1346 |
1672 |
ebay |
This item is a vellum manorial document,
which mentions the year 1672, and is written in Latin and English. I cannot
read Latin, but it may refer to a place near Ripon in Yorkshire called Ingerthorpe. It may also mention someone called George
Milner. Please view the item in order to determine condition, also, please
view reverse of it at: www.englishandirishgenealogy.com/reverse |
Milner |
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1347 |
1681 |
ebay |
1681 2 x fine condition small vellum
documents (affixed along base with two small wax seals still intact) for a messuage and one oxgang of land
at MIDDLETON near PICKERING between JANE GOODALL of SOUTH SHIELDS, RALPH
STOW? (appears possible STORR? - not certain) and
WILLIAM GREY of AISLABY, also mentions RICHARD BREWSTER. Sorry too large to
scan but each about 20 x 6" and fine for this sort of vintage - a little
toned on outer. NORTH YORKSHIRE, DURHAM COUNTY. |
Goodall |
Stow |
Storr |
Grey |
Brewster |
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1348 |
1826 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1826 Deed - Cleckheaton, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 61 cm x 31 cm approx being a Lease for a year of land being part of
Lower Whitliffe situate at Cleckheaton,
Yorkshire dated 9 November 1826 Parties: Joshua JOWETT of Cleckheaton; George ANDERTON
of Cleckheaton. Other names mentioned include: Timothy Greenwood Document signed by:
Joshua Jowett Witnesses: William Speight, Francis Butterfield Condition: Some
slight discolouration otherwise good for age |
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1349 |
1829 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1829 Deed - Liversedge, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 62 cm x 42 cm approx being a Lease for a year of twenty three
cottages dwellinghouses or tenements situate at Roberttown in Liversedge in the
parish of Birstal, Yorkshire dated 1 July 1829 Parties: Richard CHILD of Winchmorehill, Edmonton, Middlesex; Thomas COCKILL of Littletown,
Birstal, Yorkshire;
Hannah KAYE of Highgate Lane, Lepton in the parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include: William Brooke, Ann Cooper, Thomas Cadman,
William Child, Francis Drake, John Drake, Charles Hall, Mary Hall, James
Hemmingway, Thomas Hepworth, Thomas Hutchinson, Joseph Knowles, Rachel Lee,
George Milner, Joshua Muffitt, George North, Job
Scott, Thomas Sheard, Thomas Squire, John Stocks,
Joshua Woodcock Document signed by: Richard Child, Thomas Cockill
Witnesses: Thomas Mortimer, James Wadsworth, Henry Wadsworth Condition: Some
browning with age, otherwise good |
Child |
Cockill |
Kaye |
Brooke |
Cooper |
Cadman |
Drake |
Hall |
Hemmingway |
Hepworth |
Hutchinson |
etc |
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1350 |
1813 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1813 Deed - Luddenden, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture
measuring 63 cm x 45 cm approx being a Lease for a year of two cottages or dwellinghouses situate in Luddenden
in the township of Midgeley, Yorkshire dated 23
July 1813 Parties: Robert WALTON of Lane End, Crompton, Lancashire; Edward WILKINSON of Midgeley
in the parish of Halifax, Yorkshire Other names mentioned include: Joseph Binns,
Benjamin Haigh, Martha Walton, Richard Walton
Document signed by: Robert Walton Witnesses: Lewis Alexander, Robert Alexander,
Edward Alexander Condition: Discoloured otherwise quite good for age |
Walton |
Wilkinson |
Binns |
Haigh |
Alexander |
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1351 |
1637 |
1981 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Slaidburn, Yorkshire (now Lancashire),
recording the surrender and admission to copyhold lands at Brungill Moor, by Robert Witton
of Slaidburn and Thomas Witton
of Slaidburn.
Lands on Brungill Moor and Burn. |
Witton |
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1352 |
1871 |
1855 |
Mortgage of a house at Biggin, Yorkshire, between George Sykes of Biggin, Farmer and Eliza Mary Taylor of York,
Spinster. All that dwelling house,
barn, stable and blacksmiths shop at Biggin, in the
parish of Kirk Fenton or Church Fenton. |
Sykes |
Taylor |
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1353 |
1832 |
2035 |
Transfer of a share in a house in
Leeds, Yorkshire, between Thomas Varley of Leeds,
Bricklayer and Mathias Hudson of Middleton nr Ottley,
Butler. A share in a messuage adjoining to Long Balk Lane in Leeds called
Alfred Place. |
Hudson |
Varley |
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1354 |
1782 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1782 Deed - Skerne,
Yorkshire A single sheet vellum Indenture measuring 54 cm x 30 cm approx
being a Lease for a year of land known by the name of North Skerne Close
situate at Skerne, Yorkshire dated 1 March 1782 Parties: Frank NICHOLSON, yeoman of Great Driffield, Yorkshire;
Richard NICHOLSON, yeoman of Great Driffield; Thomas CATER, gentleman of Great Driffield Document signed by: Frank Nicholson, Richard
Nicholson, Thomas Cater Witnesses: John Sugden, the
mark of Richard Jennison, George Simmons, Stephen
Dickinson Condition: Slightly browned but generally good for age |
Nicholson |
Cater |
Sugden |
Jennison |
Simmons |
Dickinson |
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1355 |
1791 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture - 1791 Deed - Great
Driffield, Yorkshire A single sheet vellum
Indenture measuring 60 cm x 40 cm approx being a Lease for a year of land
situate in the Lordship of Great Driffield,
Yorkshire dated 16 March 1791 Parties: William WILSON yeoman of Great Driffield and Mary his wife (nee WEBSTER); Edward REASTON, house carpenter, of Great Driffield. Other names mentioned include: John Broadley,
Matthew Broadley, Matthew Danby, John Dixon,
William Dixon, Joseph Dunn, William Langley, Ann Sugden
(nee Webster), John Webster Document signed by: The mark of William Wilson,
the mark of Mary Wilson Witnesses: Jonathan Jon, Marmaduke
Prickett Condition: Slight browning, but generally
good for age |
Wilson |
Webster |
Reaston |
Broadley |
Danby |
Dixon |
Dunn |
Langley |
Sugden |
Jon |
Prickett |
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1356 |
1675 |
ebay |
Title: Last will & testament
in English of Sarah Bell made the 6th day of August 1675. Sarah Bell of Milnethorpe in the County of York. The text of the will
mentions bequests to her brothers Richard, George, Thomas, & Joseph
Morton; Jane Langfield her sister, Mary Bell her
daughter & John Tomlinson. There is a Latin pouch-like attachment at the
bottom centre of the document. Condition: Very good to excellent. Very clean,
distinct text with imprinted stamps at top. |
Bell |
Morton |
Langfield |
Tomlinson |
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1357 |
1769 |
ebay |
Title: An inventory of goods of
James Foster of Pontefract, deceased; dated August
1769 Condition: Very good to excellent. Very clean distinct text. Folds on the paper |
Foster |
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1358 |
1782 |
ebay |
Title: An invoice for goods sent
from James Foster of Pontefract to Richard Dunhill; dated 1782 Condition: Very
good to excellent. Very clean distinct text.
Folds on the paper |
Foster |
Dunhill |
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1359 |
1728 |
ebay |
Title: Early 18th Century document
in English relating to a sum of money received by Martha & Robert Broadley from Richard Morton of Kirkheaton,
York dated 1728. Condition: Very good to excellent. Very clean, distinct
text. Some staining on left hand side |
Broadley |
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1360 |
1714 |
ebay |
Title: Early 18th Century document
in English relating to a sum of money received by Jonathan Morton of Kirkheaton from Joseph Morton, York dated 1714.
Condition: Very good to excellent. Very clean, distinct text. Some staining
& folding |
Morton |
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1361 |
1720-1721 |
ebay |
Title: Early 18th Century document
in English relating to a sum of money received by Sarah Shard? from Richard Morton of Upper Heaton, York, dated 1720 -
1721. Condition: Good. Very clean, distinct text. Some staining & folding
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Shard |
Morton |
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1362 |
1768 |
ebay |
Title: A receipt of a legacy by
John Foster from Richard Foster executor of the will of the late James Foster
of Pontefract, deceased; dated August 1768 Condition: Very good to excellent.
Very clean distinct text. Folds on the
paper |
Foster |
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1363 |
1767 |
ebay |
Title: An inventory of monies
spent dated August 1767. Unknown provenance. Condition: Very good to
excellent. Very clean distinct text. Folds
on the paper. No other information, but sold with this group of documents. |
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1364 |
1732 |
ebay |
Title: A receipt of a legacy by
Joshua Brooke from Richard Morton, of Upper Heaton York, executor of the will
of the late Francis Morton, deceased; dated 31st May 1732. Condition: Very
good to excellent. Very clean distinct text.
Folds on the paper |
Brooke |
Morton |
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1365 |
1732 |
ebay |
Title: An apprenticeship bond between
Joseph Morton (apprentice) & Miles Lowly (master) dated 1st August 1732
in connection with an apprenticeship indenture to run for exactly seven
years. Condition: Very good to excellent. Very clean distinct text. Some staining & folding |
Morton |
Lowly |
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1366 |
1597 |
2087 |
LAUGHTON EN LE MORTHEN, SLADE HOOTON:
Elizabethan court baron document for the manor of Slade Hooton in the parish
of Laughton en le Morthen, Yorkshire, recording the
surrender and admission to copyhold lands by Thomas Leadbetter
of Slade Hooton and Richard Leadbetter of Slade
Hooton. Dated 10 March 1597 in the 39th year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth
I Property: A messuage and 20 acres land in Carr
and Slade Hooton. Medium: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Condition: Slight
creasing, otherwise good. Characteristics: Document Size (Approx.): 11 by 19
cm |
Leadbetter |
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1367 |
1563 |
2084 |
LAUGHTON EN LE MORTHEN, SLADE HOOTON:
Elizabethan court baron document for the manor of Slade Hooton in the parish
of Laughton en le Morthen, Yorkshire, recording the
surrender of copyhold lands by John Seyton of Slade
Hooton. Dated 26 September 1563 in the 5th year of the reign of Queen
Elizabeth I Property: Several pasture lands called Hollen
Hirste and Carr Wood Noke.
Medium: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Condition: Creasing and dirt marking
lacks seal. Characteristics: Signatures. Document Size (Approx.): 12 by 33 cm |
Seyton |
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1368 |
1845 |
2097 |
Deed of conveyance of a house and land
at Natterton, Yorkshire, between John Bradley of Wetwang, Farmer and John Waldby
of Lockington, Surgeon. All that messuage,
cottage or tenement with garth on the South Side of
Westgage Street in Nafferton. Also a close of land in the Lordship of Nafferton bounded by lands of the vicar. |
Bradley |
Waldby |
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1369 |
1662 |
2082 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Slade Hooton in the parish of Laughton en le Morthen,
Yorkshire, recording the surrender and admission to copyhold lands by William
Booth of Slade Hooton and William Beckwith of Slade Hooton. Four Sellions of
arable land in Marlepitt Field and lands in Lower
Tree Gate and the Oake Gate. |
Beckwith |
Booth |
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|
1370 |
1660 |
2086 |
A court baron document for the
manor of Slade Hooton in the parish of Laughton en le Morthen,
Yorkshire, recording the surrender and admission to copyhold lands by and
Richard Leadbetter of Slade Hooton. One messuage, 28
acres arable, meadow and pasture in Carr within the manor. |
Leadbetter |
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1371 |
1862 |
2090 |
Deed of mortgage of a shop in the
Market Place in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, between
Charles Wood of Heckmondwike, Printer, Peter Allatt of Brighouse, Wool Stapler and Richard Hartley of
Knaresborough, Gent. A house with shop
in the Market Place of Heckmondwike in the
occupation of Henry Bowker formerly Elizabeth
Schofield. |
Allatt |
Bowker |
Hartley |
Schofield |
Wood |
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1372 |
1864 |
2091 |
Deed for conveyance of lands in
Lee Smith Street, Southcoates, Kingston upon Hull,
Yorkshire, between John Henry Sollitt of London,
Merchant and William Fox Chapman of Hull, Chemist and Druggist. Two plots of land on the West Side of Lee
Smith Street and Haller Street, Kingston upon Hull. |
Chapman |
Sollitt |
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1373 |
1836 |
2092 |
Deed of mortgage for lands in Cleckheaton, Birstal,
Yorkshire, between Squire Sugden of Hunsworth, Farmer and William Carr of Little Gomersall, Surgeon and Apothecary. Four closes of land called The Town Field, Townfield Close, Town Field One Acre and Town Field Two
Acre, all in Cleckheaton in the parish of Birstal. |
Carr |
Sugden |
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1374 |
1856 |
2093 |
Deed of conveyance of property in Cleckheaton, Birstal,
Yorkshire, between John Tetlow of Cleckheaton, Cardmaker, and
Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Chadwick of Dewsbury, Blanket Maker, and Jane his
wife, William Hodgson of Dewsbury, Luke Mallinson Tetlow of Cleckheaton, Cardmaker, Robert Tetlow of Cleckheaton, Cardmaker,
Elizabeth Tetlow of Cleckheaton
and Dixon Kidd of Cleckheaton, Painter. All that cottage
in Cleckheaton. |
Chadwick |
Hodgson |
Kidd |
Tetlow |
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1375 |
1837 |
2094 |
Deed of mortgage of a cottage in Luddenden, Halifax, Yorkshire, between Dyson Thomas of Luddenden, Shoemaker, and John Abbott, John Crossley, Joseph Thorpe, Gent, George Haish,
Merchant and John Fisher, Bank Manager, all of Halifax. A piece of land with a cottage and shop
being erected at Bridge End, Luddenden in the
township of Midgley in Halifax. |
Abbott |
Crossley |
Fisher |
Haish |
Thomas |
Thorpe |
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1376 |
1870 |
2096 |
Deed for security of freehold
premises in Linhope, Middlesborough,
Yorkshire, between Robert Robinson of Middlesborough,
Warehouseman, Henry Steward of York, Comb Manufacturer, William Monkhouse of York, Photographer and Thomas Wright of
York, Mercer. A parcel of ground in
the township of Linhope. |
Monkhouse |
Robinson |
Steward |
Wright |
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1377 |
1871 |
2098 |
Deed assigning a lease of land at
Hessle, Yorkshire, between Richard Wilbe of
Kingston upon Hull, Tailor and Robert Ash of Kingston upon Hull, Merchant and
Steam Ship owner. A plot of land of 1
acre at Hessle with all houses and buildings. |
Ash |
Wilbe |
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1378 |
1841 |
2099 |
Deed of conveyance for property at
Biggin, Yorkshire, including a Weslyan
Methodist Chapel, between James Taylor of York, Tea Dealer, George Watson of
York, Grocer, Ann Poulter of Church Fenton and
Samuel Brocklebank of Fenton Grange, Farmer. All that cottage
at Biggin in the parish of Church Fenton with
orchard. Also a plot of land adjoining
upon which a Chapel for the use of the Society of Wesleyan Methodists has
been erected. |
Brocklebank |
Poulter |
Taylor |
Watson |
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1379 |
1843 |
2100 |
Deed of mortgage of a house and
lands at Nafferton, Yorkshire, between John Bradley
of Wetwang, Farmer and William Simpson of Tibthorpe, Yeoman.
All that cottage with garth
on the South Side of Westgate Street in Nafferton. |
Bradley |
Simpson |
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1380 |
1859 |
2095 |
Deed of mortgage for a plot of land
at Mill Bridge, Liversedge in Birstal,
Yorkshire, between Henry Liley of Hightown, Cordwainer, and John
Abbott, John Crossley, Joseph Thorpe, Gent, John
Fisher, Bank Manager and Robert Edgar, Bank Cashier, all of Halifax. A plot of land at Mill Bridge in the
township of Liversedge, Birstal,
called the South Holme. Also a house, shop and 5 cottages being
erected on the plot. |
Abbott |
Crossley |
Edgar |
Fisher |
Liley |
Thorpe |
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1381 |
1800s |
ebay |
Leather bound small book (page size
c.7 x 4") containing literally 100+ individual accounts for goods
supplied to various persons between 30 year period in early 1800s onwards,
plus detailed many pages of stock taking accounts due to THOMAS MORLEY,
listing huge number of persons awing him a few £. The vital thing we are
missing is WHERE did THOMAS MORLEY operate - almost 100% sure it was the city
of YORK - a brief listing of a few names taken at random will help confirm -
DIXON, Book Binder, PAVEMENT, Mrs SAWYER, THORNTON LE CLAY, Mr HUDSON,
STONEGATE, Mr WARD, PETERGATE, Mrs BELLERBY, CLIFTON etc. This is a real
treasure trove for YORKSHIRE social historian. The outer leather binding
quite worn and two lock clips have broken but masses of information and
reading inside. fine clean condition inside throught the book. |
Morley |
Dixon |
Sawyer |
Hudson |
Ward |
Bellerby |
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1382 |
1812 |
ebay |
1812 Foolscap paper document (used
on 7 out of 8 sides) extracted by Solicitor from the WILL of THOMAS CHILTON of
WHITBY. The document too large to scan but in fine condition except for
grubby part back page, immaculately written by clerk. |
Chilton |
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1383 |
1859 |
ebay |
DOCUMENT ON VELLUM - INDENTURE -
12. May 1859 A.D. CONTRACTORS: |
Barkworth |
Chapman |
Simpson |
Cawick |
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1384 |
1680 |
ebay |
1680 Neatly written vellum
Indenture between WILLIAM FOSTER of MIDDLETON and his wife ANN, WILLIAM GREY
of AISLABY and SAMUEL SKELTON of WRELTON, lease for a year on lands at
MIDDLETON near PICKERING, NORTH YORKSHIRE. Document measures c. 24 x 7"
and is too large to scan but in fine clean condition inside, just a little
toning on Reverse but good for over 300 years old. |
Foster |
Grey |
Skelton |
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1385 |
1856 |
2306 |
BIRSTAL, CLECKHEATON: Mortgage of
a close in Cleckheaton in the parish of Birstal, Yorkshire, between Samuel Hirst
of Cleckheaton, Plumber and Joseph Shaw of Hartshead Moor, Clifton, Farmer. Dated 12 April 1856 Property: A
close of land in Cleckheaton called the Upper Whitcliffe Allotment. 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 |
Hirst |
Shaw |
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1386 |
1870 |
2307 |
BIRSTAL, CLECKHEATON: Conveyance
of 2 cottages in Cleckheaton, Birstal,
Yorkshire, between James Pyrah of Batleycarr, Gent and George Crossley
of Cleckheaton, Millwright. Dated 26 February 1870 Property: Two
cottages on the East side of the Tofts lane or Back Lane in Cleckheaton. 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 |
Pyrah |
Crossley |
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|
1387 |
1867 |
2308 |
HESSLE: Lease of a villa and land at
Hessle, Yorkshire, between The Master Brethren and Sisters of Gods House
Hospital at Hull called The Charter House, with the authority of the Charity
Commissioners and John Lumsden of Kingston upon
Hull, Merchant. Large Seal of the Charter House Hospital Charity. Dated 12
March 1867 Property:
A plot of land at Hessle of one acre numbered 8 in the plan of lots with the
villa house erected on the plot. 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 |
Lumsden |
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1388 |
1871 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1871 re:
property in Belgrave Place, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire. Names mentioned Solomon, Brear, Thompson and Sutcliffe. Size 74 cm x 63 cm. |
Solomon |
Brear |
Thompson |
Sutcliffe |
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1389 |
1898 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1898 re:
property at 13 Belgrave Place, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire. Names mentioned James Drummond
and John Dawson. Size 26 cm x 40 cm. |
Drummond |
Dawson |
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1390 |
1867 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1867 re:
land and buildings in Arcadia Street, Manningham, Bradford Yorkshire. Names mentioned James Bower, Henry
Wade, John Rawson, Emma MacFarlane
Size 74 cm x 58.5 cm. |
Bower |
Wade |
Rawson |
MacFarlane |
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1391 |
1865 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1865 re: dwelling
house in Belgrave Place, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire. Names mentioned James Henry Hardaker, Henry Brown, Isaac Wright and James Law Size 70
cm x 55 cm. |
Hardaker |
Brown |
Wright |
Law |
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1392 |
1867 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1867 re:
dwelling house in Belgrave Place, Manningham, Bradford Yorkshire.
Names mentioned John Demain, Henry Brown and Isaac
Wright Size 70 cm x 54 cm. |
Demain |
Brown |
Wright |
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1393 |
1892 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1892 re:
two dwelling house in Belgrave
Place, Manningham, Bradford Yorkshire. Name
mentioned John Parkinson Size 26 cm x 40 cm. |
Parkinson |
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1394 |
1889 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1889 re: two
dwelling house in Belgrave
Place, Lumb Lane, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire plus solicitors letter. Names mentioned Mary Brear and Solomon Brear Size 26
cm x 40 cm. |
Brear |
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1395 |
1892 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1892 re:
two dwelling house in Belgrave
Street, Lumb Lane, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire. Name mentioned Solomon Brear
and John Parkinson Size 26 cm x 40 cm. |
Brear |
Parkinson |
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1396 |
1848 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1848 re: land
in Manningham, Bradford Yorkshire. Includes small
coloured plan of plot. Names mentioned include George Baron, John Perkins,
Benjamin Hammond, Benjamin Preston, James Hammond, Nanny Preston, William
Watson and Nathaniel Huddleston Size 78 cm x 64 cm. |
Baron |
Perkins |
Hammond |
Preston |
Watson |
Huddleston |
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1397 |
1854 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1854 re:
house in Belgrave Place, Manningham,
Bradford Yorkshire.
Names mentioned include Joseph Wilson, Thomas Hardaker
Hill, Charles Lees, William Waugh, Joseph Burnett, Will Horsley Size 80 cm x
65 cm. |
Wilson |
Hill |
Lees |
Waugh |
Burnett |
Horsley |
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1398 |
1871 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1871 re: house
in Belgrave Place, Lumb
Lane, Manningham, Bradford
Yorkshire. Names mentioned include
Thompson and Sutcliffe Size 70 cm x 54 cm. |
Thompson |
Sutcliffe |
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1399 |
1869 |
ebay |
Vellum Indenture dated 1869 re: house
in Belgrave Place, Lumb
Lane, Manningham, Bradford
Yorkshire. Names mentioned include
Joseph Brear and Solomon Brear
Size 78 cm x 59 cm. |
Brear |
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|
1400 |
1868 |
ebay |
Vellum indenture dated 1868 re dwelling
house in Belgrave Place, Lumb
Lane, Manningham, Bradford, Yorks. Names mentioned,
John Thornton and Thomas Kirk Size 76 cm x 62 cm |
Thornton |
Kirk |
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1401 |
1800s |
ebay |
Fantastic old bible, probably printed
at the end of the 19th or begining of the 20th
centuries. The brass bindings are in very good condition and hold the bible
tight when closed, it does appear that someone has
repaired these bindings recently. |
Leyburn |
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1402 |
1890s |
ebay |
In Very good condition a Victorian
Family Bible for the Coultas Family from Scarborough.There are scuff marks in line with age to the
covers, however the spine is sound and the pages intact.The
colouring and illustrations are crisp while the Gold edging to the pages are
still rich and the brass fittings intact with the hinges working well.Some Geneology for the Coultas Family with plenty of space to carry.The Bible is the (Late) Reverend Brown's self
interpreting family bible containing the old and New Testaments by John G
Murdoch London.Measures approx 13 by 10 by 3.5 inches.Weighs 5.12 Kilos. From the images (I have saved
some) I can make out the following: Robert Coultas
born August 15th 1845 or 1865; Margaret Coultas
born July 2nd 1863; Married July 7th 1890; Southwell
Coultas was born at 30 Park Road, Falsgrave, Scarborough. He was baptised and christened at
Holy Trinity Church Scarborough; Cecil Trenham Coultas was born at 30 Park Road, Falsgrave,
Scarborough was also baptised at Holy Trinity Church Scarborough. Robert Coultas and Margaret Cummings were married at Holy
Trinity Church Scarborough by the Rev James Arthur Faithful, on Monday 7th
July 1890. Southwell Coultas
born July 16th 1891; Cecil Trenham Coultas born February 23rd 1895. William Coultas died Octr 30th 1890. |
Coultas |
Cummings |
Faithful |
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1403 |
1749 |
ebay |
An apprenticeship indenture dated 29th June 1749 for John Byram (son of Henry Byram of
Leeds) to Thomas Cooper of Holbeck in the parish of
Leeds (Broad Clother). John agrees to "...Master well and
Faithfully serve, his Secrets shall keep, his lawful Commands shall do,
Fornication or Adultry shall not commit, Hurt nor
Damage to his said Master shall not do, nor Consent to be done, but to his
Power shall let it, and forthwith his said Master thereof warn: Taverns or
Ale-Houses hee shall not Hant
or Frequent, unless it be about his Masters Business there to be done: At
Dice, Cards, Tables, Bowles, or any other unlawful Games He shall not Play:
The Goods of his said Master shall not waist nor then lend, or give to any
Person without his Masters Licence: Matrimony with any Person within the Term
shall not contract, nor from his Master Service at any time absent his
self..." etc. Thomas agrees to
"...provide and to and for him the said Apprentice, sufficient enough of
Meat, and Drink and in due Season, together with washing, Lodging and all
necessary Apparrel both Linnen,
and Woolen, fitt for such
an Apprentice, and the End of the said Term He shall have Two Sutes of Apparel {one of them being New) one of the holy
Days & the other for the working Days, also he shall have Twelve pence
every Year during the said Term for his Stipent
Wages...". Has
two signatures and three witness signatures.
Has been folded. |
Byram |
Cooper |
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1404 |
1763 |
ebay |
old legal document on vellum, (animal skin) with red wax seal
and blue Revenue stamp. Written in third year of the reign of George the
Third (1760-1820) MORTGAGE for one hundred and sixty pounds between Glover Snaggs, yeoman of Easington in County of York and John
Foster, yeoman of Little Scaling in the Parish of Broxby
in the County of York relating to grazing land, stables, barns, orchards and
woods at Girrick (now Gerrick)
in County of York. Receipt for repayment endorsed. Would be of interest to
members of Snaggs or Foster family or those
interested in history of East Yorkshire (Scaling Dam / Whitby area) Size 34
inches wide x 24 inches high |
Snaggs |
Foster |
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1405 |
1596 |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
331 |
Vellum deed in latin,
8th April 1601, a granting of land in the Parish of St. Mary, Bedford, by
William Faldoe, his wife Christiana, and Wiliam Faldoe of Goldington, to Thomas Hawes Junior of Bedford, Tanner,
attractive script with decorative initial letter showing a face, three good
wax seals appended, together with another vellum deed with attractive
pictorial initial letter, being a bargain and sale by John Staniforth of Darnall
(Sheffield, Yorkshire), to Hugh Fenton of Malinbridge
in Sheffield, Cutler, of land in Hansworth, dated
14th June 1596, the decorative initial letter including a bearded human head,
animal head and a rose |
Faldoe |
Hawes |
Staniforth |
Fenton |
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1406 |
19th century |
Dominic Winter 29 Aug 2007 |
386 |
Solicitors' Metal Deed Box. A large
collection of mostly paper documents relating to the Henderson family, some time of Burnsal,
Yorkshire, mid to late 19th c., including bundles of deeds, solicitors
letters, inventories, marriage settlements, life policies, etc., approx. 25
tied bundles, also including the family name of Ackerley
and others |
Henderson |
Ackerley |
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