Yorkshire 1501-1629
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Yorkshire 1407-1500 |
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ID |
Date |
Source |
Lot No. |
Text |
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1501 |
1764 |
ebay |
A
Release Indenture dated 27th Oct 1764 between Samual Waterhouse, John
Waterhouse and (Iain)? Waterhouse all from Halifax and Mary and Ellen
Whitehead. This is a single page manuscript in quite good condition for its
age with the signatures of Samual, John and (Iain)? Waterhouse, and Mary and
Ellen Whitehead at the bottom. |
Waterhouse |
Whitehead |
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1502 |
1871 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 79 cm x 59 cm approx being a Mortgage of a close
of land and quarry situate in the township of Linton in the parish of
Spofforth, Yorkshire to secure the repayment of £100 and interest dated 15
November 1871. Mr Charles Hogg to Mr
John Thompson Parties: Charles HOGG, Farmer of Linton in the parish of
Spofforth, Yorkshire; John THOMPSON,
Gentleman of Wetherby, Yorkshire
Document signed by: Charles Hogg, John Thompson Condition: A little
discoloured and creased |
Hogg |
Thompson |
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1503 |
1808 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture dated 3 November 1808 measuring 89 cm x 71 cm approx being a
Mortgage of a messuage dwellinghouse or tenement and front shop with the back
shop and chamber over it at the top of the yard, also the said yard and other
outbuildings, three stables and chambers over them and pigeon house situate
in Brig Gate in Tadcaster, Yorkhire.
Mr John Shaw to Mrs Elizabeth Lock. Parties: John SHAW, Tallow
Chandler of Tadcaster, Yorkshire; Elizabeth LOCK, Widow of Tadcaster,
Yorkshire. Other names mentioned include:
Thomas Shann, Elizabeth Camomile. Document signed by: John Shaw.
Witnesses: James Upton, John Best. Condition: A bit discoloured otherwise
quite good for age. |
Shaw |
Lock |
Shann |
Camomile |
Upton |
Best |
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1504 |
1853 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 80 cm x 62 cm approx being a Conveyance of a
messuage dwellinghouse or tenement (formerly a joiners shop) with the yard
and outbuildings adjoining situate at Boston in the township of Clifford in
the parish of Bramham, Yorkshire dated 27 October 1853. Mr William Ingham to Mr William Wales.
Parties: William INGHAM, Artist of Boston in the township of Clifford in the
parish of Bramham, Yorkshire; William
WALES, Yeoman of Boston in the township of Clifford in the parish of Bramham,
Yorkshire. Other names mentioned include:
Thomas Noble, William Pick, Mr Moon. Document
signed by: William Ingham, William Wales. Condition: A bit discoloured with
age. |
Ingham |
Wales |
Noble |
Pick |
Moon |
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1505 |
1860 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 77 cm x 59 cm approx being a Deed of Covenant for
the production of Title deeds in respect of messuage or dwellinghouse and
plot of ground situate on the east side of Huntriss Row in Scarborough dated
18 September 1860. Messrs John and
William Edward Woodall to Mrs Catherine Ling. Parties: |
Woodall |
Ling |
Clapham |
Smith |
Bell |
Halley |
Marshall |
Hodgson |
Atkinson |
Mitchelson |
Turner |
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1506 |
1879 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 71 cm x 58 cm approx being a
Conveyance of land hereditaments and premises situate in the township of
Linton in the parish of Spofforth, Yorkshire dated 27 September 1879. Mr Charles Wardman and others to Edwin
Wardle Esquire. Parties: |
Wardman |
Wardle |
Bradley |
Thomlinson |
Hogg |
Wheelhouse |
Wright |
Otter |
Dunwell |
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1507 |
1819 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 51 cm x 38 cm approx being a Bargain and Sale of
land situate in Birkinshaw in the parish of Birstal, Yorkshire dated 29
October 1819. Mr Benjamin Ellison and
others to Mr Joseph Dean Parties: Benjamin ELLISON, Gentleman of Birkinshaw
in the parish of Birstal, Yorkshire;
Ann LONGDEN of Sheffield, Yorkshire;
Henry LONGDEN, Iron Founder of Sheffield, Yorkshire; Joseph MANN, Corn Dealer of Spen within Gomersal
in the parish of Birstal, Yorkshire;
Joseph DEAN, Clothier of Birkenshaw in the parish of Birstal,
Yorkshire. Other names mentioned include:
Henry Longden (deceased), Joshua Mallinson, Charles Mellor. Document
signed by: Benjamin Ellison, Joseph Mann. Witnesses: William Hammerton,
Richard Jackson. Condition: Discoloured and rather creased. |
Ellison |
Dean |
Longden |
Mann |
Mallinson |
Mellor |
Hammerton |
Jackson |
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1508 |
1775 |
ebay |
A set
of two vellum Indentures, both dated 1775. Both Indentures are overall in
very good condition. The first Indenture, with two seals to the bottom is
dated 19th December 1775. It measures 43cm x 33cm, 17in x 12.5in The second,
with three seals to
the bottom is dated 20th December 1775. It measures 82cm x 57cm, 32in x
22.5in. Both the indentures are leases for the same house, as shown in the
pictures. The leases are between William Bawden of stonegap, in the parish of kildwick
and county of york, and the other person is Peter Barett of tarn hill, also
of kildwick, york. One indenture is for a years lease, and th other is for a
release. Both indentures also have a stamp for king George III. |
Bawden |
Barett |
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1509 |
1784 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture - 1784 Deed - Baildon, Yorkshire. A vellum Indenture dated 23 June
1784 measuring 78 cm x 53 cm approx being a Conveyance of a fee farm rent or
ren charge annuity or yearly sum of £700 and 10 shillings chargeable upon or
issuing and payable out of a farm called Kirklands in Baildon, Yorkshire
formerly the estate of William Bolling deceased, father of Francis and Robert
Bolling. Mr John Coates jr to Messrs
Bollings. Parties: John COATES the younger, Gentleman of West Hall in the
parish of Ilkley, Yorkshire; Francis
BOLLING, Mercer of Leeds; Robert
BOLLING, Stuffmaker of Ilkley, Yorkshire. Other names mentioned include: William Bolling. Document signed by: John
Coates. Witnesses: John Cunliffe, John Holmes. Condition: Rather discoloured
with age and a couple of small holes on folds. |
Bolling |
Coates |
Cunliffe |
Holmes |
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1510 |
1794 |
ebay |
A
vellum
Indenture measuring 87 cm x 47.5 cm approx being an Assignment and
Renunciation of Administration of two tenements or dwellinghouses in
Bridlington, Yorkshire dated 14 May 1794.
Mrs Maria Huntley to Mr and Mrs Bott. Parties: Maria HUNTLEY, Spinster
of Bridlington Key in the parish of Bridlington, Yorkshire; Edward BOTT, Joiner of
Stafford; Johanna BOTT of Stafford,
formerly Johanna HUNTLEY. Other names mentioned include: Thomas Bele, Thomas Brown, Thomas Coates,
Peter Crosier, Thomas Dale, Percival Frost, William Holliday, Akin Huntley,
Hannah Huntley, Thomas Law, Francis Lyon, John Martson, George Nesfield, John
Nicholson, William Owston, Thomas Pitts, John Rickaby, William Screven, Isaac
Stephenson, John Taylor. Document signed by: The
mark of Maria Huntley. Condition: Rather discoloured and stained with age. |
Huntley |
Bott |
Bele |
Brown |
Coates |
Crosier |
Dale |
Frost |
Holliday |
Law |
Lyon |
etc |
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1511 |
1867 |
ebay |
Mortgage
on a piece of land in Leeds. A book keeper named John Stephenson Emery is
borrowing a mortgage from a mechanic named James Gavins (or Cavins?).The
money is to be used to buy a plot of land in Hanover Street in Leeds.The
document is dated 1st July 1867. The large one page (30" x 23") has
the details of the agreement handwritten on the parchment paper.The two men
involved have both signed and red waxed sealed. The antique item is in very
good condition,complete with the Victorian duty
stamps. |
Emery |
Gavins |
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1512 |
1831 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture dated 18 April 1831 measuring 78 cm x 63 cm approx being an
Assignement of the Personal Estate of the late Edmund Schofield upon the
Trusts mentioned in his Will situate in Saddleworth as Mary Schofield his
widow intends to marry again. The
document also recites information from the Will of Edmund Schofield. Mrs Mary Schofield to Mr John Gundrod.
Parties: Mary SCHOFIELD, Widow of Dobcross within Saddleworth, Yorkshire; John GUNDROD,
Clothier of Burnedge within Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Other names mentioned
include: Edmund Schofield, James
Winterbottom, James Wood. Document signed by: Mary
Schofield. Condition: Rather creased and discoloured. |
Schofield |
Gundrod |
Winterbottom |
Wood |
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1513 |
1888 |
ebay |
Tithe
Rent Charge from Tickhill in South Yorkshire |
Foljambe |
Foster |
Nicholson |
Kaye |
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1514 |
1843 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture on two sheets measuring 78 cm x 61 cm approx being a
Conveyance of the Equity of Redemption of a messuage or dwelling house
occupied as three dwellings with the garden, stable and outbuildings with four
cottages or dwellinghouses, outbuildings and land situate at Boston in the
parish of Bramham, Yorkshire dated 22 November 1843. Mr George Pick and his wife to Mr William
Moon. Parties: George PICK, Stonemason of Boston in the parish of Bramham,
Yorkshire;
Christiana PICK of Boston in the parish of Bramham,
Yorkshire; William MOON of Walton
Lodge, Walton, Yorkshire; Richard
MOON, Farmer of Escrick Grange, Escrick, Yorkshire. Other names mentioned
include: William Pick, John Mountain,
Matthew Allen, John Pick, Thomas Farra, Thomas Wilkin, Thomas Mountain,
Daniel Jones, John Brabiner, Joseph Taite. Document
signed by: George Pick, Christiana Pick, William Moon, Richard Moon.
Witnesses: James Upton, Thomas L Bickers, Samuel Pick, Robert Bickers.
Condition: Creased and a little discoloured. |
Pick |
Moon |
Mountain |
Allen |
Farra |
Wilkin |
Jones |
Brabiner |
Taite |
Upton |
Bickers |
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1515 |
1828 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 73 cm x 62 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a
considerable amount of property including 3 messuages or tenements with over
100 acres of land situate in Birkenshaw, Yorkshire and a messuge farmhouse or
tenement with the outbuildings and 16 acres of land situate in Gomersal,
Yorkshire dated 5 August 1828. John
Emmet Esquire to Emanuel Emmet junr Esquire and others. Parties: |
Emmet |
Ward |
Denton |
Lee |
Salisbury |
Akroyd |
Tetley |
Jackson |
Boys |
Wright |
Drake |
etc |
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1516 |
1828 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 62 cm x 43 cm approx being a Lease for a year of
two pieces or parcels of ground adjoining each other with the two messuages
or tenements standing and being thereon situate in North Street in the
township of Holbeck in Leeds, Yorkshire dated 18 January 1828. Parties: |
Higgins |
Dawson |
Wilson |
Jacques |
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1517 |
1857 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 79 cm x 63 cm approx being a Conveyance of a
Joiners Shop with the yard and outbuildings adjoining situate at Boston in
the township of Clifford in the parish of Bramham, Yorkshire dated 17
December 1857. Mr Thomas Noble to Mr
William Ingham. Parties: |
Noble |
Ingham |
Price |
Allen |
Pick |
Moon |
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1518 |
1879 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 76 cm x 60 cm approx being a Conveyance of two
closes or parcels of land situate at Linton in the parish of Spofforth,
Yorkshire dated 2 May 1879. William Smith to Charles W Wardle. Parties: |
Smith |
Wardle |
Wheelhouse |
Powell |
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1519 |
1825 |
ebay |
Yorkshire
(Barnbrough) Loan Agreement from 22nd December 1825.Richard Bagshaw &
John White borrowed £100 from William Stables.The name on the back is
Mr.Thomas Barron of Rotherham. Measures 8" x 3.25" In good
condition. |
Bagshaw |
White |
Stables |
Barron |
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1520 |
1861 |
ebay |
Conisborough
loan agreement dated from 2nd Nov 1861 (although the official stamp is 13th
Nov).This was a loan taken out by a Matthew Chadwick (from Conisborough)for
£530 from Mr Richard Beckitt (from
Watton Abbey near Driffield) Measures approx 12.5" x 8" |
Chadwick |
Beckitt |
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1521 |
1866 |
ebay |
Probate
of the Will of Sarah Fieldhouse dated 28th April 1866. Probate of the Will of
SARAH FIELDHOUSE of Providence Place, Back Lane, Bowling in the Parish of
Bradford in the West Riding of Yorkshire
(Spinster). The Probate is granted by the Wakefield District Probate Registry
to GEORGE FIELDHOUSE, has the Probate Registry Seal attached to it and is
signed by J. BAILEY LANGTHORNE, District Registrar. The Probate has a
handwritten copy of the Will dated 14th March 1859 (on a single sheet
measuring approximately 61 x 45 centimetres) attached. It appears that Miss
Fieldhouse and one of her witnesses were unable to write and both made their
mark with a "X". The documents have the
usual creases where folded but, bearing in mind their age, are considered to
be in a good, clean condition. |
Fieldhouse |
Langthorne |
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1522 |
1701 |
ebay |
RARE
& EARLY INDENTURE BETWEEN John Eastwood son of Joseph Eastwod of Longley,
Yorkshire, and Joshua Hall of Barnfield, Yorkshire, "To be Learned &
Tought in the Trade & Art Mystery or Occupation of a Clothier".
Signed and sealed and dated 2nd February 1701. 15 x 12 inches. Discoloured
and split, a little fragile, partly laid down to a backing sheet. Very rare & very early. |
Eastwood |
Hall |
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1523 |
13th
century |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
38 |
Jolby. Charter, grant from Henry, son of Alan de
Joleby to his brother John, making a gift of a toft and croft “between my
toft and that of Henry, son of Hugh, and two acres of land in Jolby”, witnesses: “Alexander of Cleasby”, “John
son of John of Croft” and 5 others, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 10 lines,
stained but text clearly legible, folds, lacks seal, 77 x 212mm., [c. early thirteenth century]. |
de
Joleby |
Cleasby |
Croft |
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1524 |
13th
century |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
39 |
Jolby. Deed of gift from Robert son of Benedict de
Croft to Robert son of Stephen de Oxenhale, of a meadow in the fields of
Jolby lying in Brinnespole, paying one rose yearly at the feast of the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist [24 June], manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 11
lines, lacks seal, stained, folds, creased and browned, c. 113 x 207mm.,
n.d. [thirteenth
century]. |
de
Croft |
de
Oxenhale |
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1525 |
1413 |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
40 |
Jolby. Charter, deed of gift from John Hamondson
of Newton Morell to Thomas... and John Cleasby, rector of the church of
Merok, Thomas Makeblyth, vicar of the church of Midelton Tyas, William
Wydowson and Robert Daks, of one toft, four acres of land and one acre of
pasture in Joleby which they hold by gift from John Flesshewere of Manfield
and Acrisius de Whassehowe abuttals are given, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 11 lines,
good wax seal, right hand corner torn with slight loss of a few letters on 2
lines, folds, slightly creased, 134 x 289mm., 3rd January 1413. |
Hamondson |
Cleasby |
Makeblyth |
Wydowson |
Daks |
Flesshewere |
de
Whassehowe |
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1526 |
1358 |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
41 |
Doncaster. Quitclaim, Roger de Thribergh [Thrybergh]
of Doncaster to John de Wakefield of Doncaster, 5 acres ½ rod land and meadow
in several places in the fields of Doncaster, Whaitelagh and Balby [?Bawtry],
witnesses: John Frere, William Wodekok, Robert de Fulsham and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 29 lines, remains of red wax seal, endorsed
on verso, folds, slightly yellowed and creased, 224 x 249mm., 14th
October 1358. |
de
Thribergh |
de
Wakefield |
Frere |
Wodekok |
de
Fulsham |
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1527 |
1370 |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
42 |
York.- Indenture of a
lease from Geoffrey Pigot to Randolph de Rommundeby of York, Mercer, of a
tenement in the suburbs of York,
witnesses: John de Rypon, Robert de Hay and John de Ronchyff,
manuscript on vellum, in Latin, 18 lines, indented at head, folds, fine red
wax seal, c. 145 x 280mm., 17th December
1370. |
Pigot |
de
Rommundeby |
de
Rypon |
de Hay |
de
Ronchyff |
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1528 |
1401 |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
43 |
William
(Chaplain, of Thornhill ) Grant and let to farm of "all those
lands belonging to the chantry of Birstall which are called Knyghtland",
to Henry Bemond of Owatlay, for "three shillings at two terms of the
year", witnesses: Henry Aymill of
Coppelay, John Clayton, Richard Knotton and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 12 lines, 2 small holes, very slight stain, text still legible,
folds, without seal, 115 x 186mm., 2nd February 1401. |
Thornhill |
Bemond |
Aymill |
Clayton |
Knotton |
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1529 |
19th century |
Bloomsbury
16 Oct 2008 |
184 |
Parker
Family ( of Browsholme Hall, originally in Yorkshire, now Lancashire ) [Notes on the Parker family and other
families], manuscript, 59pp. excluding
blanks, in several hands, in pen and pencil, some notes nineteenth century,
others twentieth century, some pp. excised, slightly browned, contemporary
reversed calf, rubbed and worn, lacks head and tail of spine, [nineteenth/twentieth centuries]; and 4
others manuscripts, including 1 nineteenth century letter-book and a late
seventeenth century indenture relating to Thomas Parker, Lord Morley and
Monteagle, sm. 4to (5) |
Parker |
Middleton |
Butler |
Campbell |
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1530 |
1874 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Conveyance dated 1st October 1874. PARTIES - JOHN KAY
(Gentleman) of Ilkley in the County of York (1) and HENRY JAMES COOKE
(Merchant) of Bradford in the County of York (2). PROPERTY - Two closes of
land in Ilkley - The North Ewe Croft containing 6194 square yards and the
South Ewe Croft containing 1025 square yards. PURCHASE PRICE - £2,635. 11s.
9d. Other names mentioned : WILLIAM HAWKSWORTH, JOHN
HAWKSWORTH, THOMAS THOMPSON, CUNLIFFE LESTER, HENRY JAMES COOKE. |
Kay |
Cooke |
Hawksworth |
Thompson |
Lester |
Killick |
Hardaker |
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1531 |
1552 |
ebay |
Attractive
vellum deed, ca 190 x 325 mm (7½ x 13 inches), tag with red wax seal, 20
August 1552. Leasing a wood, the property of Francis, Earl of Huntington, in
the lordship of Hal'by [Haldenby? Yorkshire?], lately occupied by the Parson,
to Richard Pytman and his sons for their lives and to the one who lives
longest successively. |
Pytman |
Ascot |
Belson |
Day |
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1532 |
1782 |
ebay |
Old
official document, 1 page, vellum, with seals. Great Britain, 1782. Size ca.
40 x 65 cm - slightly browned, partly spottet, traces of use, folded. From
the images one of the parties is Benjamin Earnshaw, from the IGI he may have
been from Yorkshire. Also mentions land in the occupation of Thomas
Lofthouse. |
Earnshaw |
Lofthouse |
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1533 |
1689 |
ebay |
1689
Foolscap sized paper document (possibly a contemporary copy) of the will of
JOHN WAMSLEY of LOCKTON in the Parish of MIDDLETON North Yorkshire, noted
lower left corner as 'proved 1693' and has further notes in another hand on
back denoting inconsistencies in a previous will of 1673. Unfortunately some text loss as edges
nibbled by mice? |
Wamsley |
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1534 |
1732 |
ebay |
1732
Foolscap manuscript OBLIGATION BOND between ROBERT BOYES of KIRBYMOORSIDE and
THOMAS HARRISON of PICKERING, signed at base by ROBERT BOYES either side of
small red wax seal and two witness names at left GEORGE ROBSON and MARMADUKE
HARRISON - alas some damp damage and a hole nibbled away by mice? |
Boyes |
Harrison |
Robson |
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1535 |
1819 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 55 cm x 38 cm approx being a Lease for a year of a
messuage or tenement and lands situate at Linton upon Wharfe, Yorkshire dated
5 May 1819. Mr Peter Dalby and his wife to Mr William Hornby. Parties: |
Dalby |
Hornby |
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1536 |
1828 |
ebay |
A
vellum Indenture measuring 59 cm x 36 cm approx being a Lease for a year of
land situate at Heckmondwike in the parish of Birstall, Yorkshire dated 14 August
1828. Mr William Firth to Mr Thomas Oldfield. Parties: |
Firth |
Oldfield |
Dobson |
Scholefield |
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1537 |
1889 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Admittance dated 16th October 1889 in the Holmfirth Great
Court Baron |
Worsley |
Bentley |
Lawson |
Hinchcliffe |
Brook |
Chalker |
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1538 |
1857 |
ebay |
Indenture
- Kirk Hammerton, York dated 1st December, 1857. Reconveyance of Premises at
Kirk Hammerton "Between John Pearson of Doncaster in the County of York,
Gentleman, of the one part, and John Askham of Adwick-Le-Street in the said
County, Miller, of the other part.......... All those three closes or parcels
of arable land called West Closes, situate in the Parish of Kirk Hammerton in
the said County of York, containing by estimation twenty acres.....by the
Highway between Kirk Hammerton and
Wetherby............................". Signature :
John Pearson. Measures : 29ins x 22ins (74cms x
56cms). Condition : Reasonably clean document. |
Pearson |
Askham |
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1539 |
1786 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture dated 19 May 1786. This is an Assignment of Mortgage of a messuage
and lands situate in Little Fenton, Yorkshire for securing £550 and Interest.
Parties: |
Townend |
Swallow |
Hepworth |
Hammond |
Morritt |
Wilson |
Atkinson |
Capes |
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1540 |
1776 |
ebay |
An
original handwritten vellum Indenture dated 20 December 1776 with taxation
stamp and wax seal. The document is a Surrender of a Mortgage Term concerning
one full and equal undivided third part or share in a cottage tenement or
dwellinghouse with the yard garden and other appurtenances situate in Middle
street in Great Driffield together with arable meadow or pasture land
containing "upwards of five acres lying in the Lordship of Great
Driffield" in the county of Yorkshire. The document also recites
Indentures of 16 June 1774 and Indentures of Lease and Release dated 29 and
30 November 1774 |
Prickett |
Dixon |
Danby |
Grice |
Webster |
England |
Wilson |
Dankin |
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1541 |
1756 |
ebay |
An
original early handwritten Vellum Indenture dated 25 April 1756. This
document is a Release of a messuage or dwellinghouse situate in Scarborough
in the county of Yorkshire. Parties: |
Philipson |
Parkin |
Cooper |
Coulson |
Rickinson |
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1542 |
1814 |
ebay |
An
original handwritten Vellum Indenture dated 10 February 1814. This document
is a Release of a Messuage, Cottage, House or Tenement and Garth situate in
Ruswarp in the parish of Whitby in the county of Yorkshire. Parties: |
Swales |
Chapman |
Barton |
Thornhill |
Gray |
Robinson |
Holt |
Thompson |
Fewster |
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1543 |
1839 |
ebay |
An
original handwritten Vellum Indenture dated 2 November 1839. This document is
a Release of a messuage, dwellinghouse or tenement with the shop,
outbuildings and appurtenances situate at Delph in Saddleworth in the county
of Yorkshire. Parties: |
Thomas |
Whitehead |
Lawton |
Crossley |
Hudson |
Brierley |
Bailey |
Blackburn |
Schofield |
Healey |
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1544 |
1879 |
ebay |
INDENTURE,THOMAS GRIMSTON,CLIFFORD,BRAMHAM,YORKS, 1879.
ANTIQUE 6 PAGE INDENTURE, BETWEEN
THOMAS GRIMSTON & THOMAS AUGUSTINE GRIMSTON, THREAD MANUFACTURERS OF
CLIFFORD, AND HANNAH STEPHENSON & MARTHA NEESOM, OF WIGHILL HOUSE,WIGHILL....FOR 6 ACRES OF CLIFFORD MOOR, BOUNDED BY
WETHERBY OR MOOR ROAD, AND ALSO 5 ACRES OF LAND ,KNOWN AS LONG
CLOSE......MEASURES APPROX 10"
WIDE X 16" LONG.....HAS BEEN FOLDED FOR MANY YEARS... IN GOOD CONDITION. |
Grimston |
Stephenson |
Neesom |
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1545 |
1802 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture relating to the Release of a 4th part of tenements in Liversedge,
(Cleckheaton) Yorks dated 10th December 1802. A very comprehensive document
comprising 5 large sheets, all bound up together. The property in question is described in
considerable detail. The parties are Samuel Brown of Leeds, Plumber and
Glazier (1), Obadiah Brooke of Leeds, Surgeon, John Brooke of Cleckheaton,
Grocer, and Squire Firth of Hunsworth, Farmer (2), and George Mawson of
Bradford, Iron Founder (3). Signed at the foot by four of the parties with
red wax seals adjacent. The writing is very clear and will not be difficult
to read. Condition is good with some discolouration with age plus wear and
distortion on the creases. |
Brown |
Brooke |
Mawson |
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|
1546 |
1868 |
ebay |
Indenture
- York/Beverley 1868. Indenture has two striking, red wax seals, another
payment stamp (Five shillings) as well as a London stamp. Beautifully written
English calligraphy which is notably clear, crisp and readable. Indenture
between George Cleaver and Jane Kirkpatrick. Writing on front and back. Size
is approx 70cm by 60cm. |
Cleaver |
Kirkpatrick |
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|
1547 |
1727 |
ebay |
velum indenutre - York 1727.
Indenture has FOUR striking, red wax seals. Beautifully written in English
calligraphy. Writing on front and back. Size is approx 43cm by 62cm. Names in
the indenture include Ann Empson, John Empson, Benjamin Empson, Amor Prance,
Smithson Empson. |
Empson |
Prance |
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|
1548 |
1867 |
ebay |
Conveyance
and Assignment Cleckheaton Yorks 1867 – 2 pages |
Barrett |
Brigg |
Crowther |
Firth |
Smith |
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|
1549 |
1856 |
ebay |
Cleckheaton
Yorkshire Reconveyance 1856 |
Pullman |
Gaukrodger |
Swallow |
Woolsorter |
Drake |
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|
1550 |
1802 |
ebay |
Cleckheaton
Lease for a Year 1802 |
Brown |
Mawson |
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|
1551 |
1849 |
ebay |
Cleckheaton
Surrender of Mortgage Term 1849 |
Walker |
Battye |
Swaine |
Greenwood |
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|
1552 |
1662 |
ebay |
A court
baron document for the manor of Slade Hooton recording the surrender and
admission to copyhold lands in Slade Hooton, Yorkshire. Names we are able to
decipher-Robert Misterton, Jacob Wright. Manuscript in Latin on vellum. Dated
1662 (Charles 11). Condition Vellum has become opaque in one
area. Text slightly rubbed in one fold but legible. Size
26X12 CM |
Misterton |
Wright |
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|
1553 |
1662 |
ebay |
A court
baron document for the manor of Slade Hooton recording the surrender and
admission to copyhold lands in Slade Hooton, Yorkshire. Names we are able to
decipher-Robert Misterton, Jacob Wright, Thomas Wright. Manuscript in Latin
on vellum. Dated 1662 (Charles 11). Condition Text rubbed in one fold, legible
elsewhere. Size 34x11cm |
Misterton |
Wright |
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|
1554 |
1677 |
ebay |
A court
baron document for the manor of Slade Hooton recording the surrender and
admission to copyhold lands in Slade Hooton, Yorkshire. Names we are able to
decipher-Thomas Wright, John Saylor/Sayton? Manuscript in Latin on vellum.
Dated 1677 (Charles 11). Condition 30% text rubbed and faint. Size 31x11cm |
Wright |
Saylor |
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|
1555 |
1758 |
ebay |
Indenture
- Kirkby Overblow (Near Harrogate), North Yorkshire - dated 23rd April, 1758.
Lease for a Year of Houses in Kirkby |
Robinson |
Brown |
Cullingworth |
Renton |
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|
1556 |
1837-1890 |
ebay |
Typed
Extract of Roundhay Manor / Seacroft Deeds (1837-1890). Location: Numerous
properties in Seacroft in the Manor of Roundhay, Leeds, Yorkshire. |
Wilson |
Mawson |
Watson |
Bolton |
Gascoigne |
Bland |
Shelburne |
Shields |
Ripley |
Schofield |
Jenkinson |
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|
1557 |
1804-1868 |
ebay |
1871
Massive Abstract of Title 109 pgs (1804-1868) Roundhay Park, Leeds. Location:
The Mansion called Roundhay Park and various other farms and buildings in the
townships of Roundhay, Shadwell and Chapel Allerton near Leeds in the county
of York. |
Nicholson |
Elam |
Turner |
Rhodes |
Barr |
Mason |
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|
1558 |
1837 |
ebay |
Vellum
Indenture by way of Further Charge dated 5th July 1837. PARTIES - DAN THORPE
(Joiner) of Austerlands in Saddleworth in the County of York (1) and PATRICK
THORN (Mariner) of Liverpool in the County of Lancaster (2). PROPERTY - A
plot of land at Austerlands in Saddleworth containing 766 square yards and
the dwellinghouses erected on it. This is a neat document written in a large
hand. It consists of one sheet measuring approximately 79 x 61 centimetres.
The front sheet has one blue duty paid stamp, one red sealing wax seal and
the signature of Dan Thorpe. |
Thorpe |
Thorn |
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|
1559 |
1717 |
ebay |
1717
Vellum indenture Autograph Earl of Holderness, Whixley, York & Seals.
Location: Numerous houses and buildings with extensive lands in Whixley,
York. |
Holderness |
Alderson |
Lambert |
Dobson |
Tanckred |
Read |
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|
1560 |
1788 |
ebay |
1788
Vellum indenture, 999 year lease, Langfield, Heptonstall, Halifax, York &
Seals. Location: Part of a field in preparation for a building to be built
upon along with rights to collect stone from a nearby wood, in Langfield,
York. Persons Involved: Ambrose Greenwood, Samuel Greenwood and William
Greenwood. |
Greenwood |
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|
1561 |
1849 |
ebay |
Indenture
Henry Clegg of Barnsley York and Mary Clegg of Sheffield Yorks 20th February
1849 on vellum. Prepared by Charles Sparks, Cross Street, Bermondsey.
With two attached embossed tax stamps (One Pound Fifteen Shillings). Also
written on the reverse is a testimony to a Memorial registered 09th June
1849, an Assignment and Transfer of property in High Hoyland, York dated 30th
May 1849 and a Receipt for One Hundred Pounds 1864. 760 x 540 mm (30 x 21.25
inches). Good but faded condition. |
Clegg |
Sparks |
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|
1562 |
1741,
1768 |
ebay |
1768
COPY 9 PAGE DEED OF 1741 - JOHN GRIMSTON LANDS AT
FLAMBOROUGH TO JOHN MAJOR. Dated 1768 this is a Solicitor's COPY of early
1741 legal documents - 9 Double size foolscap paper sheets (used on one side) |
Grimston |
Major |
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|
1563 |
1616 |
ebay |
1616
PART OF A LEGAL BOND ON VELLUM CHARLES HEWBANKE & NEWLOVE - SOUTH BURN?
YKS. Part small vellum document OBLIGATION - top section in Latin and rest in
English, thought to relate to lands at South Burn in East Yorkshire but has been
slightly reduced at right edge, the names of NEWLOVE & HEWBANKE appear. |
Hewbanke |
Newlove |
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|
1564 |
1739 |
ebay |
1739
Vellum indenture, Whixley & Thorpe Underwood, Yorkshire & Seals. |
Heurteleu |
Robinson |
Read |
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|
1565 |
1797 |
ebay |
1797
SCULCOATS YORKS, OBLIGATION BOND, RALPH TURNER TO JOHN PHILIPS AND *WILLIAM
TWISS, WITH 3 X WAX SEALS TO DOCUMENT. *(WILLIAM TWISS, LIUTENANT COLONEL, THE ROAL ENGINEERS OF WOOLWICH, KENT.) For the sum of Five
Thousand Pounds. ORIGINAL DOCUMENT WITH SIGNATURES AND OF WITNESSES. |
Turner |
Philips |
Twiss |
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|
1566 |
1797 |
ebay |
1797 JOHN PHILIPS, SCULCOATS YORK, RALPH TURNER, WILLIAM
TWISS, JOHN CHARLEWOOD, OBLIGATION BOND. RALPH TURNER, CHARLOTTE STREET IN
THE PARISH OF SCULCOATS, IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, MERCHANT, AM
HELD AND FIRMLY BOUND TO THOMAS TURNER OF PARRYS LODGE IN THE COUNTY OF
ANGLESEA, MERCHANT, AND THE REVEREND CHARLES BNJAMIN CHRLEWOOD OF OAKLICE IN
THE PARISH OF CHECKLEY, IN THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD, CLERK IN FIVE THOUSAND
POUNDS. GOOD ORIGINAL BOND DOCUMENT
WITH IMPRESSED REVENUES TO TOP, AND WAX SEAL TO BASE. |
Philips |
Turner |
Twiss |
Charlewood |
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|
1567 |
1709 |
ebay |
VELLUM
INDENTURE, 1709, ASSIGMENT SEVERAL MESSUAGES -COTTAGES, COSTA MILL TYTHES
& FARMS AT AISKABY-MIDDLETON-WRELTON & SCAMPSTON, YORK. WILLIAM
BRETT, THOMAS ROBINSON. 2 LEAF VELLUM DOCUMENT, 1 RED WAX SEAL, 32 X 26
INCHES, FOXING ALL READABLE |
Brett |
Robinson |
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|
1568 |
1810 |
ebay |
VELLUM
INDENTURE, 1810, LEASE, PARISH OF BIRSTALE, HALIFAX YORK. MESSrs WALKER SMITH
TO MR WILLIAM COOKE. 3 RED WAX SEALS, 27 X 21 INCHES, SOME FOXING ALL
READABLE |
Walker |
Smith |
Cooke |
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|
1569 |
1883 |
ebay |
VELLUM
PROBATE, 1883, THOMAS BRAND, SCAGGLETHORPE COUNTY OF YORK |
Brand |
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|
1570 |
1858 |
ebay |
VELLUM
INDENTURE, 1858, CONVEYANCE, GROUND IN THOMAS STREET, NORTH DRYPOOL, KINGSTON UPON HULL. CHARLES WHITAKER, MR HENRY RITCHIE. 4
RED WAX SEALS, 30 X 24 INCHES, SOME WATER DAMAGE ALL READABLE |
Whitaker |
Ritchie |
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|
1571 |
1822-1823 |
ebay |
VELLUM
INDENTURES, 1822-1823, 1 RELEASE, 1 CONVEYANCE, 1 LEASE, A HOUSE &
GROUNDS IN GAYLE - YORK. MR CHRIS HALEY, MESSrs O H ROUTH. 1 X 24 X 17 INCHES
3 RED WAX SEALS, 1X 32 X 16 INCHES 2 RED WAX SEALS ( FOXING ALL READABLE), 1
X 30 X 25 INCHES 3 RED WAX SEALS |
Haley |
Routh |
|||||||||||
|
1572 |
1777 |
ebay |
ORIGINAL
ADMINISTRATION OF WILL 1777, ABIGAIL THIRWELL OF DURHAM - YORK. BISHOPS WAFFER
PAPER SEAL, 11 X 5 1/2 INCHES |
Thirwell |
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|
1573 |
1866 |
ebay |
VELLUM
POROBATE 1866, MARY GARBUTT (WIFE OF GEORGE GARBUTT) LATE OF PICKERING COUNTY
OF YORK |
Garbutt |
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|
1574 |
1883 |
ebay |
VELLUM
PROBATE OF WILL 1883 JAMES COULTAS (INNKEEPER) WESTOW - YORK |
Coultas |
||||||||||||
|
1575 |
1835-1877 |
ebay |
VELLUM
INDENTURES X 5, 1835-1877, PREMISES AT EARLSHEATON, PARISH DEWSBURY - YORK.
ALL DOCUMENTS MENTION DANIEL RHODES & OTHER NAMES OF THE FAMILY, PLUS
MANY OTHER NAMES. |
Rhodes |
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|
1576 |
16th-19th
century |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
36 |
Hawkesworth
or Hawksworth Family (of Hawksworth Hall, near Guiseley, parish of Otley,
West Yorkshire) [Extensive archive of papers and documents relating to the
Hawksworth Estate in Menston and other properties elsewhere in Yorkshire and
Lancashire], manuscripts, documents, correspondence, including numerous
medieval charters, many with wax seals, most extremely well preserved, 16th -
19th century indentures and estate correspondence, surveys of land, numerous
receipts, auction catalogue of sale of the estate in 1955 etc., many on
vellum, some in wrappers of The Thoresby Society dating from the 1930s,
folds, some browned and with tears, most in good condition, in a remarkably
good state of preservation, housed in two tin deed boxes: "EL Gaunt
Hawksworth Papers", v.s., v.d., thirteenth - twentieth centuries (qty). |
Hawkesworth |
|
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|
1577 |
1270 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
37 |
Receipt,
by W. Ward, Rector of Gyselay [Guiseley] for 3½ marks from the executors of
the late Father William Ward, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, lacks seal,
folds, slightly creased, 41 x 141mm., 1270. |
Ward |
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|
1578 |
1275 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
38 |
Charter,
grant by Beatrice, daughter of Sir Simon Ward, "Be it known to your
community [religious community at ?Guiseley or Baildon] that I have promised
faithfully to Walter of Haukeswerth that no one shall exercise in my name any
claim in or right to sell after my decease the land of which the said Walter
has enfeoffed me by his deed for the term of my life", witnesses: Thomas
de Huck, William Ward, Simon son of William of Haukeswerth, Alan Vavasour and
others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 7 lines, folds, slightly browned,
lacks seal, 60 x 132mm., n.d. [c. 1275]. |
Ward |
de Huck |
Haukeswerth |
Vavasour |
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|
1579 |
1270s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
39 |
Release
and Quitclaim, by Hugh, son of Simon of Rodes to Walter, son of Walter of
Haweswrd, to four acres of land in the Field of Rodes [in Menston], 10 lines,
75 x 175mm., n.d.; Release by Hugh, son of Simon of Rodes to Walter, son of
Walter of Hawkeswrd, of right in four acres of land in the field of Rodes [in
Menston], which Robert Ruffus had, 9 lines, a few small wormholes, 62 x
185mm., n.d., witnesses: Simon Ward, knight; Matthew of ?Brame, Walter of
Midelton, Hugh of Berwick and others, manuscripts in Latin, on vellum, lacks
seals, folds, v.s., [c. 1270's] (2). |
Rodes |
Haweswrd |
Ruffus |
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|
1580 |
1270s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
40 |
Byland
Abbey.- Confirmation of grant by Thomas, son of Thomas Fossard of Sutton to
the monks of St. Mary of Belland [Byland] of lands by himself and his father
situate at Sutton [Sutton under Whitestone Cliffe], Marchby and Otrington
[Otterington] in frankalmoign, witnesses: Roger de Stapleton, then sheriff of
York, Adam de Hilton, Oliver de Buscy, Thomas de Colville, Robert parson of
Kilvington and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 19 lines, creased and
browned, some slight stains in corners, large red wax seal of a lion
surrounded by lettering, possibly: "S. Thome filii Thome Fossard",
lion's face abraded, otherwise in good condition, 134 x 200mm., n.d. [c.
1270s]. |
Fossard |
de
Stapleton |
de
Hilton |
de
Buscy |
de
Colville |
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|
1581 |
1270s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
41 |
Charter,
grant by Sir Simon Ward to Walter, son of Walter of Hawkesworth, the annual rent
of one penny, to have and to hold to the aforesaid Walter and his heirs and
assigns of the capital Lord of the fee, witnesses: Lords: William of Stopham
and Robert of Plumpton, knights: Adam of Steyleforth and others, manuscript
in Latin, on vellum, 7 lines, lacks seal, folds, 75 x 236mm., n.d. [c.
1270s]. |
Ward |
Hawkesworth |
||||||||||
|
1582 |
1280? |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
42 |
Charter,
grant by Ralph, son of Germain Maunsel, Lord of ?Lurgel to Walter, son of
Walter Hawksword, of rent of 2 shillings for a tenement in Menston,
witnesses: Dom William Ward, Simon Ward, William of Middleton and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 12 lines, folds, remains of wax seal sewed up
in vellum bag, 75 x 218mm., ?1280. |
Maunsel |
Hawksword |
Ward |
|||||||||
|
1583 |
1280s,
1290 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
43 |
Charter,
grant by Alexander Bustard to Hugh of Colln [Colne], of rent and service in
the vill of Thornouer [Thorner] from lands there, witnesses: Dom: Robert of
Veylly, Dom: William of Veilly, Dom: Ralph Rector of the Church of Thornouer
and others, 14 lines, a small stain, otherwise in good condition, 127 x
188mm., [c. 1280s]; Charter, grant by Robert, son of Walter of Hemingburg to
Hugh of Colln, of annual rents of five shillings and eightpence and twelve
pence, lands situated in Clyf [Cliffe], Mykelridding and Osgoteby [Osgodby],
witnesses: Dom. John of Oketon, Elias of Bekingham, Justices of the Lord King
and others, 14 lines, 115 x 220mm., undated but before the Statute of Quia
Emptores, [before 1290], manuscript in Latin, on vellum, both lacking seals;
and and 2 others, both relating to a property transaction by Hugh of Colln,
v.s., v.d. (4). |
Bustard |
|||||||||||
|
1584 |
1280s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
44 |
Charter,
grant by Thomas, son of Nigel of Horsford & Emma his wife to Joan
"our daughter", all that half part of the houses, land and meadow
at le Rodes in Mensyngton, witnesses: Simon ?Ward,
Dom. Nicholas Ward, Rector of Gyselay [Guiseley], Walter de Hawkesword and
others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines, folds, slightly browned,
lacks seals, 80 x 167mm., [c. 1280s]. |
Horsford |
Ward |
Hawkesword |
|||||||||
|
1585 |
1289 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
45 |
Lease,
by Walter, son of Walter Heukeswrd to John, son of Loukoe, of a bovate of
land at Menston for 17 years, witnesses: Matthew de Brame, William de
Heukeswrd, Gilbert, son of Beatrice and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, chirograph at head, folds, lacks seal, 85 x 209mm., Feast of St.
Martin, [11th November], 1289. |
Heukeswrd |
de
Brame |
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|
1586 |
1290s,
1300 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
46 |
Quitclaim,
by William, son of Fawke Pincerne of Wakefield to Walter of Haukesword in all
the lands and tenements which the said Walter has of the gift of Dom Robert
my brother in the town and territory of Mensington and of Burley, witnesses:
Sir Simon Ward, Sir William de Stoppeham, Robert Vilary and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 9 lines, folds, slightly browned, 73 x
218mm., [c. 1290s]; Grant, by Robert Pincerne of Wakefield to Walter, son of
Walter de Hawkesworth all my land in the town and and territory of
Mensington, witnesses: Lord Ralph Maunsel, Lord Robert de Stopham, Walter de
Hawkeswerd and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, good oval black wax seal
with decoration, 168 x 216mm., n.d. [c. 1300]; and 2 others relating to Fawke
Pincerne, v.s., v.d. (4). |
Pincerne |
Haukesword |
Ward |
de
Stoppeham |
Vilary |
Maunsel |
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|
1587 |
1290s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
47 |
Charter,
grant by Walter Hawkesworth, son of Robert to Thomas, son of Osbert, a toft
in the village of Eskisweth [Askwith], witnesses: manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, in brown ink, 12 lines, circular yellow wax seal of a ?lion and
lettering at edge, partially abraded, folds, 104 x 171mm., n.d. [c. 1290s]. |
Hawkesworth |
|
||||||||||
|
1588 |
1299 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
48 |
Charter,
grant by Walter of Heukeswrd to William, son of Richard of Meresbec, John,
son of Luke and William, son of Michael of Dutto of Mensington, of a lease
for 12 years of "all his land with meadow and appurtenances which he
held in a place which is called Le Hagge which Michael Keler was wont to
hold", witnesses: Walter of Middelton, Alexander of Mensington, Walter
Russel of Burelay, William, son of Constance of Heukswrd and others, manuscript
in Latin, on vellum, 27 lines, chirograph at head, folds, browned, lacks
three seals, 190 x 147mm., [Menston, Feast of St. Martin, [11th November],
1299. |
Heukeswrd |
Meresbec |
Keler |
Russel |
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|
1589 |
1300 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
49 |
Charter,
grant by Ralph Maunsel of Burgt to Richard Godwin of Mensington, of a bovate
of land in Mensington, witnesses: Dom. Roger Chaplain of Burgt, William Ward,
Nicholas Maunsel, Walter of Heukesword and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 12 lines, oval green wax seal, 1 edge abraded, folds, in good
condition, 82 x 190mm., Menston, [c. 1300]. |
Maunsel |
Godwin |
Ward |
Heukesword |
||||||||
|
1590 |
1300 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
50 |
Grant,
by William Hawksworth, son of Constance to Walter, son of Walter Haukesworth
two acres of land in Rawelandes, 1 acre of land in Engthorp, 3 roods of land
in Sonningrodes, 1 rood of land in Le Croke and all his meadow in Le
Bradeenge and 2 oxengdales in Le Keldeenge and 4 oxangdales in La Hardeenge
and 2 oxangdales in Le Tofteenge and 5 oxgangdales in Le Breidelandesenge in
Hawksworth, witnesses: Lord Simon Ward, Adam of Gayrforth, John de Calverley
and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines, folds, lacks seal, some
slight spotting, 74 x 194mm., n.d. [c. 1300]. |
Hawksworth |
Ward |
Gayrforth |
de
Calverley |
||||||||
|
1591 |
1303 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
51 |
Whalley
Abbey.- Bond, by Richard of Poncchardounn [Pontchardon] to the Abbot of and
Abbey of Whalley, for £10, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 6 lines, lacks
seal, folds, browned, 40 x 192mm., June 1303. |
Poncchardounn |
|
||||||||||
|
1592 |
1303 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
52 |
Grant,
by Walter of Hauksword to John, son of Loucoc of Mensington, lease of a
bovate at Menston and an acre of land at Heskehefd and two selions of land,
witnesses: Walter of Midelton, Alexander of Mensington, William Addinton and
others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 15 lines, chirograph at head, wax
seal (surface abraded), small stain, folds, browned, 108 x 215mm., St.
Martin's day [11th November] 1303. |
Hauksword |
Addinton |
||||||||||
|
1593 |
1300s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
53 |
Quitclaim,
William, son of Thomas of Menston to Walter, son of Walter of Haukeswrd,
grant of 1 acre 1 rood in Menston at rent of a gillyflower, witnesses: Robert
Vilain, John of Roudon, Hugh of Berwick and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 14 lines, folds, a few small rust marks, lacks seal, 116 x 194mm.,
[c. 1300s]. |
Menston |
Haukeswrd |
Vilain |
Roudon |
Berwick |
|||||||
|
1594 |
1307 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
54 |
Inquisition,
made at Wigan in the presence of William de Brades and John de la Croye for
Robert de Clydere [Clitheroe], rector of the church of Wigan, concerning the
collection of a certaine tithe of sheaves in the town of Dalton of a certain
assart which is called le Prioursheye, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 11
lines, lacks seal, folds, browned, 124 x 219mm., 1307. |
de
Brades |
de la
Croye |
de
Clydere |
|||||||||
|
1595 |
1307 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
55 |
de Lacy
(Henry, fifth earl of Lincoln, Lord of the Honor of Clitheroe and other
baronies, magnate, friend and servant of Edward I, 1249-1311) Early copy of
an indenture, grant by de Lacy to the Burgesses of Clederhou [Clitheroe] of
the soil and woods of Salthille, Parisounge and Balloclawe in Clitheroe,
saving to William Heryce the right to wood for hunting purposes for his Manor
of Salthille, witnesses: Hugh de Clyderowe, Richard, son of Henry; William,
son of Henry; Master Richard de Clyderowe and others, manuscript in
Anglo-Norman, on vellum, 25 lines, in brown ink, slightly obscured but still
legible, folds, creased and browned, lacks seal, 120 x 228mm., 8th June 1307
[c. 1310]. |
de Lacy |
Heryce |
de
Clyderowe |
|||||||||
|
1596 |
1315 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
56 |
Quitclaim,
of a bovate of land in the vill of Bayldon, by Hugh, son of Simon of Bayldon,
in favour of Walter, son of Walter of Heukswrt, witnesses: Alan of Kayerton,
William Ward, Simon Ward then Rector of the church of Gyset [?Guiseley] and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 9
lines, lacks seal, folds, slightly browned, 64 x 178mm., [c. 1315]. |
Bayldon |
Heukswrt |
Kayerton |
Ward |
||||||||
|
1597 |
1315,
1329, 1345 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
57 |
Attebecke
Family.- Charter, (of Menston).- Charter, grant by Robert, son of William of
Brerelaye to William, son of Michael Attebeck of Mensington of four plots of
land in the West Field of Mensington, rendering annually a rose on the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, witnesses: Walter of Hawksword, Matthew de
Mensington and others, 16 lines, 6 small wormholes, slightly stained and
creased, n.d. [c. 1280s]; Grant by Elizabeth, widow of William, son of Robert
de Sewerby of Mensyngton of the one part and William, son of William Attebeck
of the other part, a certain piece of meadow in the field of Mensyngton
between the Langsyke on the east side and land of Walter of Hawksworth on the
west side, witnesses: Walter of Middleton, Walter of Hawksworth and others,
manuscript in duplicate (should be separated between parties but here they
are both together), 16 lines, chirograph at head of both documents, yellow
wax seal, abraded, 117 x 230mm., Feast of St. Martin [11th November], 1315;
Grant by William, son of Michael Attebeck of Mensyngton to William his son,
two shillings annual rent arising from land and tenements which William, son
of Gilbert had of him in the vill and field of Mensynton, and other similar
transactions, witnesses: Walter de Hawkesworth, Walter his son, Thomas de
Monte Alto and others, 18 lines, lacks seal, 155 x 274mm., Thursday, Feast of
the Conversion of St. Paul [25th January], 1329; Grant by William of Attebeck
of Mensyngton to Walter of Hawksworth of land and tenements in Mensyngton,
witnesses: Symon Warde, John of Calversly and others, 10 lines, 76 x 294mm.,
Feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle [11th June], 1345; and 4 others, medieval
deeds, including 3 relating to the Attebecke family and Menston and 1
relating to Robert de Sewerby, manuscripts in Latin, on vellum, folds, some
browning, v.s., v.d. (8). |
Attebecke |
Brerelaye |
Hawksword |
de
Mensington |
de
Sewerby |
Middleton |
de
Monte Alto |
Warde |
Calversly |
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1598 |
1317 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
58 |
Grant,
Agnes, daughter of William, son of Gilbert of Mensyngton to Adam, son of
Germain of Burley and his wife Agnes, grant in fee of 5 roods of land in the
West Field of Mensyngton called Wraryddynge at the rent of one penny per
annum, witnesses: Alexander of Mensyngton, William Attebecke and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 14 lines, most of original white wax seal,
with lettering, fragile, vellum creased and browned, 118 x 198mm.,
Mensyngton, Monday next after the Feast of St Thomas the Martyr, [January],
1317. |
Mensyngton |
Burley |
Attebecke |
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1599 |
1323,
1324, 1339, 1341 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
59 |
Grant,
by John, son of John Osgodby to John Shippman of Osgoedby and Peter his
brother, three selions of land in the fee of Osgodeby, witnesses: Robert Lord
of Osgodby, Hugh of Bradford, John Warde and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, in brown ink, 10 lines, folds, browned, 93 x 229mm., Friday next
after the feast of St. Peter in Cathedra [22nd February] 1323; and 5 others,
comprising 3 deeds (1 relating to Burton Parva, 1324, 1 relating to Menston,
1339 & 1 relating to Aslacton, Norfolk, 1341) and 2 fragments of deeds,
v.s., v.d. (6). |
Osgodby |
Shippman |
Bradford |
Warde |
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1600 |
1345,
1346, 1353 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
60 |
Grant,
by William de Merbeck to William, his son, a toft with croft and land and
meadow which he inherited from his father, Richard de Merbeck in the town of
Mensyngton, paying yearly one rose on the day of the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist [24 June], witnesses: Walter of Hawkesword, Peter del Stede Robert of
Burlay and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 14 lines, in brown ink,
indented at head, folds, some ink stains, creased and browned, lacks seal,
116 x 240mm., n.d. [c. 1345]; and 4 others, medieval deeds (including 1
relating to William de Merbeck, 1345, Adam Threlfall, 1345, John le Vavasour,
1346 & Jane, the wife of Lord Gilbert of Sokeryngton, 1353), v.s., v.d.
(5). |
de
Merbeck |
Hawkesword |
del
Stede |
Burlay |
Threlfall |
le
Vavasour |
Sokeryngton |
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1601 |
1359-1369 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
61 |
Grant
of attorney, by Lawrence of Mirescogh to Richard of Catale, to deliver seisin
of lands in the vills Claghton [Claughton] and Catale, witnesses: John le
Tayllour of Kirklond, Richard of Catale, John of Plesington and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 11 lines, 77 x 224mm., Claughton, Sunday
before the Feast of St. Margaret the Virgin [20th July] 1359; and 5 others,
Medieval deeds, including 3 relating to Robert de Brigg (1 mentioning Robert,
vicar of Otley) of land in Menston, 1369v.s., v.d., 1359-69 (6). |
Mirescogh |
Catale |
le
Tayllour |
Plesington |
de
Brigg |
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1602 |
1368 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
62 |
Edward
III.- Writ to John Chaumont sheriff of York commanding him to distrain upon
Simon Ward for the maladministration of property in Hawksworth during his
wardship of Walter Hawkesworth, a minor, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, in
brown ink, 20 lines, number 85 in modern ink on verso of document, folds,
creased and browned, 127 x 262mm., 20th October 1368. |
Chaumont |
Ward |
Hawkesworth |
Thorpe |
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|
1603 |
1378 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
63 |
Will
and Probate, of William, son of John of Menston, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, folds, creased, red wax seal with fleur-de-lys decoration,
endorsement on verso, 50 x 288mm., Friday before SS Simon and Jude [22nd
October] 1378; and 4 others, medieval deeds from the reign of Richard II,
v.s., v.d. (6). |
de
Menston |
Thomson |
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|
1604 |
1404 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
64 |
Quitclaim,
William, son of Henreson Wilkynson of Fferneley to John Elynson of Menston,
to land and tenements in Menston, witnesses: Robert of Lyndeley, John Ffaukes
and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 11 lines, folds, creased, small
tear at tail, lacks seal, 90 x 225mm., Menston, 20th May 1404; and 6 others,
medieval deeds from the reign of Henry IV, including 4 relating to the
Merebeck family of Menston, v.s., v.d. (7). |
Wilkynson |
Elynson |
Lyndeley |
Ffaukes |
Merebeck |
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|
1605 |
1413-1436 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
65 |
Bond,
by Thomas Warde of Beston to Thomas of Haukesworth for twenty pounds,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 5 lines, folds, browned, lacks 2 seals, 61 x
217mm., Saturday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary [8th
September] 1413 § Assignment, by Nicholas, son of John Adamson of Otelay to
William Gascoign and Richard of Arthyngton, of goods and chattels for payment
of debts, witnesses: Richard Vicar of the Church of Ottelay, William Barker
and others, 7 lines, remains of black wax seal, 55 x 250mm., Feast of the
Assumption [15th August] 1416; and 3 others, medieval deeds, Henry V and
beginning of the reign of Henry VI, v.s., v.d., 1413-36 (5). |
Warde |
Haukesworth |
Adamson |
Gascoign |
Arthyngton |
Barker |
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|
1606 |
1440 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
66 |
Grant,
by Thomas Hawkesworth senior, to John Sherburn , Rector of Gyselay
[Guiseley], and Robert Colthorp of messuages, closes and rent in Hawksworth,
witnesses: Roger Ward, knight; Walter Calverlay, John Arthyngton and others,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines, red wax seal, folds, a little
creased, 117 x 243mm., 15th June 1440. |
Hawkesworth |
Sherburn |
Colthorp |
Ward |
Calverlay |
Arthyngton |
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|
1607 |
1441-1470 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
67 |
Surrender,
by Christopher Banaster to Thomas Croke of a messuage and lands in Downmue
[?Down Stonebeck, near Pateley Bridge], manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 4
lines, lacks seal, folds, browned, 58 x 293mm., Feast of the Exaltation of
the Cross [14th September] 1441; and 5 others, medieval deeds, v.s., v.d.
1441-70 (5). |
Banaster |
Croke |
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|
1608 |
1444 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
68 |
Letters
of Attorney, from Thomas Haukesworth the elder, appointing James Bayley to
receive from John Schyrburn, Rector of Gyleley and Thomas Hogeson and Robert
Goldthorp, chaplains, seisin of one messuage in Menston then in tenure of
Walter Pykerd and a meadow called Watere ynge in the tenure of Richard de
Syke, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 9 lines, well preserved red wax seal
with B motiff, folds, 89 x 270mm., 2nd May 1444. |
Haukesworth |
Bayley |
Schyrburn |
Gyleley |
Hogeson |
Goldthorp |
Pykerd |
de Syke |
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|
1609 |
1458 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
69 |
Kirkham
Priory.- Ratification of rents, by William Bradelay
of York to the Prior and Convent of Kirkham, of fourteen shillings and three
shillings at Conyngarth [?in York], all the land which Adam Carpenter gave
them opposite Christ Church in Conyngarth now called the Church of the Holy
Cross, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, in brown ink, chirograph at head, 37
lines, folds, lacks seal, 242 x 268mm., 27th May 1458. |
Bradelay |
Carpenter |
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|
1610 |
1469,
1490 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
70 |
Grant,
by Thomas Watson of Ripon and Beatrice his wife to Thomas Hawksworth of land
at Menston, witnesses: Nicholas Ward Esquire; Richard Brown, Rector of the
Church at Gyseley and others, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 8 lines, lacks
2 seals, 82 x 335mm., Menston, St. Andrew's Day [30th November] 1469 §
Indenture, exchange between Thomas Hawksworth and Walter his son and John
Wattson of land in Senroyd and Westfeyld fields and elsewhere in ?Hawksworth,
manuscript in English, on vellum, 13 lines, folds, remains of red wax seal,
151 x 255mm., 6th February 1490; and 3 others, medieval deeds, 1469-90 (5). |
Watson |
Hawksworth |
Ward |
Brown |
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|
1611 |
1483 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
71 |
York,
Layerthorpe.- Remise and Release, by Robert Walker of York to Richard Rawle
of York of a garden and dovecot in Layerthorpe in the suburb of York situate
in breadth between the Chantry of the Church of St. Saviours on the West and
the garden of James Danby, knight, on the East, and in length from the King's
Highway to the River Foss, witnesses: Sir Richard Yorks Lord Mayor of York,
Thomas Pereson, Miles Grenebank Sheriff and others, manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 14 lines, partial red wax seal with "P" decoration, folds,
121 x 268mm., 20th October 1483. |
Walker |
Rawle |
Danby |
Yorks |
Pereson |
Grenebank |
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|
1612 |
1487 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
72 |
York,
Fossgate.- Demise, by Nicholas Gascoigne of
Mekylfelde to John Hewton of York, at farm of tenement in Ffossgate for a
term of 21 years, witnesses: William Chymney Mayor, John Beseby and John
Shawe, Sheriffs, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 12 lines, folds, slightly
creased and browned, red wax seal with decoration, partly damaged with loss,
98 x 260mm., Feast of St. Martin [11th November] 1487. |
Gascoigne |
Hewton |
Chymney |
Beseby |
Shawe |
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1613 |
1561-1705 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
73 |
Tudor
& Stuart documents.- Collection, including: Final agreement between
William Hawkesworth and Henry & Elizabeth Johnson, that land and property
in Hawksworth and Menston "are the right of the same William",
remains of seal in bag, 110 x 335mm., 1563 § Conveyance by Christopher
Thompson of Burley and others to William Pickard and John Brearey of
Mensington, of messuages and lands situate in Steade, Bayldon and
Hawkesworth, ornate decorated initial T, 5 whole or partial red wax seals
only of 10, hole in central fold, extensively creased, 390 x 650mm., 10th
April 1595 § Sir Richard Hawksworth, knight, contra Frances Baildon, widow,
order of judge as to seats at Baildon Chapel in the Parish of Otley,
manuscript in English, on paper, folds, 29th May 1632 § Charles I. Richard
Hawkesworth, knight and William Oulred in re: the Fine pending between the
above parties relating to lands at Guiseley and Carlton, writ directed to
Thomas Fairfax, Ferdinand Fairfax and others to take evidence on commission,
some surface wear affecting text, lacks seal, 60 x 330mm., 13th March 1638,
manuscripts, most on vellum, folds, browned; and 17 others, similar, v.s.,
v.d., 1561-1705 (21). |
Hawkesworth |
Johnson |
Thompson |
Pickard |
Brearey |
Baildon |
Oulred |
Fairfax |
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|
1614 |
1615 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
74 |
Hawkesworth
(Sir Richard, knight, of Hawksworth, c. 1594-1658) Indenture tripartite,
marriage settlement between Sir Richard Hawkesworth and Anne Wentworth of
Elmsall, D.s. "Thos. Wentworth", "William Artington" and
another, manuscript on vellum, pen and ink and grey watercolour wash of Tudor
roses, thistles, and other floral decoration at head, 3pp., folds, some slight
creasing and soiling, 1 partial red wax seal only of 3, 640 x 740mm., 21st
June 1615. |
Hawkesworth |
Wentworth |
Artington |
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|
1615 |
1626 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
75 |
Barkisland,
Hey House.- Woodheade (John, clothier, of Hey House in Barkisland) Last Will
and Testament, manuscript in English and Latin, on vellum, 2pp., folds,
remains of red wax seal, 214 x 275mm. & 122 x 184mm., York, 22nd March
1626. |
Woodheade |
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|
1616 |
1629-1750 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
76 |
17th
& 18th century documents.- Collection of various transactions by the
Hawksworth family, including: A Rentall of the rents of Baildonn [Baildon]
dew unto Walter Hawkesworth given at Penticost, fold, creased, a few tears at
edges, 264 x 151mm., 1629 § Marriage settlement between Thomas Fairfax and
Dorothy Carleill, 21st April 1671 § Last Will and Testament of Richard Rhodes
of Menston, 2pp., 5th February 1733 § The Will of Bodychen Sparrow Esqr…,
1p., signed and sealed, remains of wax and paper seal, 16th May 1742 An
Account of the Debts due from Dr. Braithwait and the names of the several
persons to whom due as taken at the George Inn in Coney Street York…,8pp.
excluding blanks, folds, 16th January 1750, manuscripts on paper or vellum,
folds; and c. 75 others Hawksworth documents and deeds, similar documents,
including a legal series relating to Coates, neé Braithwaite versus Farrer,
and Walter Hawkesworth, v.s., v.d. (c. 75). |
Hawksworth |
Fairfax |
Carleill |
Rhodes |
Sparrow |
Braithwait |
Coates |
Farrer |
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|
1617 |
1629-1751 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
77 |
Hawkesworth
(Sir Richard, knight, c. 1594-1658) All these lands and goods are in Sir
Richard Hawksworthe powear to sell or dispouse of att his will and pleasure
as it appearrs upon seight of his writtings to his Councill, 1632, autograph
manuscript initialled "RH", 3pp., some crossing out, holes in
central fold, small folio, 29th September 1632. |
Hawkesworth |
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|
1618 |
17th-18th
century |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
78 |
Charles
II, Duke of Buckingham & the West Riding.- Hawksworth (Walter, deputy
lieutenant to George Villiers, second duke of Buckingham as lieutenant of the
West Riding, 1625-77, son of Sir Richard Hawksworth, knight, c. 1594-1658)
[Letterbook and documentary history of the Hawksworth family], manuscript, in
several hands, 17th century politics 49pp. and copies of medieval and Tudor
documents relating to the Hawksworth family 74pp., some with pen and ink
drawings of armorials and seals, together 123pp. excluding blanks, central
folds, first 2ff. with small tear in inner margins, some worming in corners
affecting a few letters, slightly browned, a few documents bound in (1
stained and with folds), 2 documents (copy of an Elizabethan document made
for Richard Hawksworth and "Proofs about Hawksworth Common 1723 when the
Dispute was with Mr Pullan"), inner hinges strengthened, 18th century
diced russia, gilt, rebacked with the original spine laid down, lettering on
spine: "Family Manuscript" and initials "WF", folio,
1662-67. |
Hawksworth |
Pullan |
Clarendon |
Bennet |
Morris |
Taylor |
Lilburne |
Fawcitt |
Fairfax |
Osborne |
Savile |
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1619 |
1709-1710 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
79 |
Hawkesworth
(Sir Walter, second baronet, 1685-1736) & Judith, Lady Hawksworth, wife
of Sir Walter Hawksworth, eldest daughter and co-heir of John Ayscough)
Disbt. for the Year 1709 to Mic.: 1710, Accounts of what debts I have paide
this year and what it has costt me in the suit wth ye trustees, autograph
manuscript account book, title and 58pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned,
contempoorary vellum cut from a larger piece, creased and soiled, sm. 4to,
1709-10. |
Hawkesworth |
Ayscough |
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1620 |
1720-1721 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
80 |
Yorkshire.-
High Sheriffs Book, manuscript, 48pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned,
part of vellum binding, defective, tall folio ledger, 17th February 1720 -
21st December 1721. |
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1621 |
1722 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
81 |
Pipe
Rolls.- Extracts from the Pipe Roll for Walter
Hawksworth, High Sheriff of West Yorkshire, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 3
membranes, stitched together, first membrane browned, 210 x 34cm., 3rd July
1722; and another, v.s., v.d. (2). |
Hawksworth |
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1622 |
1750s-1760s |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
82 |
Hawkesworth
Estate Papers.- Collection, including: correspondence (much with George
Clapham of Clifton, near Bradford), accounts, bills, a few billheads etc. some
domestic, manuscripts, letters etc., folds, most well preserved, v.s., v.d.,
mostly 1750s - 60s (lge. qty). |
Clapham |
Grice |
Perkins |
Rooksby |
Coussins |
Hawksworth |
Cravens |
Bentley |
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|
1623 |
1758-1759 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
83 |
Hawkesworth
Survey.- Grimshaw (?Aaron, surveyor) A Survey of
certain Commonable Lands within the Manor of Hawksworth called out Todda
& Reva; taken in September 1758, manuscript, 1p., 1758 § A Book of
payments about inclosing Reva Todda… in ye year 1759, manuscript, 4pp.
excluding blanks, original wrappers, 180 x 106mm., 1759; and a small quantity
of other papers relating to the inclosure of Todda & Reva common land in
Hawksworth, v.s., v.d. (sm. qty). |
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1624 |
1761 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
84 |
Hawkesworth
later Fawkes (Walter Ramsden Beaumont, married Amelia Farrer, father of
Walter Fawkes, politician and art collector, 1769-1825, 1746-92) An Account
as followeth of the Valuation of the Horses, Mares, Geldings, ffillies, Cows,
Husbandry Goods &c… of Late Walter Hawksworth Esquire, and also for what
they was sold, manuscript account book, 10pp. excluding blanks, original
wrappers, folds, lettered direct on upper cover, sm. 4to, 1761. |
Hawkesworth |
Fawkes |
Beaumont |
Farrer |
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|
1625 |
20th
century |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
85 |
Deed
Boxes.- 2 black painted tin deed boxes, keys and
locks, "EL Gaunt Hawksworth Papers" on sides of boxes, 315 x
430mm., [20th century]. |
Hawksworth |
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1626 |
1597 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
96 |
Knyvett
(Thomas, Baron Knyvett of Escrick, courtier, 1545/6-1622) A secure of alienation
of the manor of Temple Copmanthorpe from Thomas Vavasour Esq to Thomas
Knyvett Esquire and Edward Dodge, including: 20 messuages, 300 acres of land,
200 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 200 acres of
moor and heath, and 60 shillings rent in Temple Copmanthorpe and
Copmanthorpe, D.s. "Edward Stanhope", manuscript in Latin, on
vellum, 17 lines, large initial "E", remains of Great Seal, 137 x
345mm., Westminster, 26th May 1597. |
Knyvett |
Vavasour |
Dodge |
Stanhope |
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1627 |
1609 |
Bloomsbury
27 Oct 2011 |
97 |
James I
(King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1566-1625) Letters Patent to Robert
Dighton and Francis Wolley relating to Benningholme, near Hull, D.s.
"Fran: Wolley" & "Jo: Stanley", manuscript in Latin,
remains of wax seal, a few small tears along folds, folds, 372 x 540mm., 11th
July 1609. |
Dighton |
Wolley |
Stanley |
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|
1628 |
1615 |
Bloomsbury
28 Oct 2010 |
9 |
Recovery
from William Hudson to John Leallam for one messuage, 130 acres of land...
common pasture in East Barnby [3 miles north west of Whitby], D.s.,
manuscript in Latin, on vellum, in Chancery hand, folds, slightly affecting a
few words, yellowed, lacks seal, 275 x 375mm., 9th June 1615. |
Hudson |
Leallam |
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|
1629 |
1777 |
Bloomsbury
28 Oct 2010 |
29 |
Charlton
(Lionel, Land Surveyor at Whitby) An Accurate Survey and Plan of the
Battel-Banks near Ugglebardby [Ugglebarnby ], as they were divided between
Messieurs, John and Adam Chapman in the Year 1777..., pen and ink and
watercolour wash in outline map on vellum, red wax seal in corner, folds,
slightly foxed, 450 x 340mm., 1777. From the image the full text reads:
"An accurate Survey and Plan of the Battel-Banks near Ugglebardby, as
they were divided between Messieurs John and Adam Chapman in the year 1777 by
Lionel Charlton Land Surveyor at Whitby. " The
map shows the owners of the adjacent land as John Wood senior, John Wood
junior and Messieurs Howlett and Mathews. I have saved a copy of the image. |
Charlton |
Chapman |
Wood |
Howlett |
Mathews |
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