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1376 |
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Collan |
Pemilton |
Sceles |
Hast |
Tyas |
Finchenden |
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202 |
1898-1902 |
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203 |
1897 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated |
Archer |
Story |
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1767 |
ebay |
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1767
RARE ANTIQUE PAPER DEED ST. LEGER YORKSHIRE *. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT;
BEING ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT INDENTED BETWEEN ANTHONY EYRE OF GROVE IN THE
COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM AND ANTHONY ST. LEDGER OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. ALL THAT ANTHONY EYRE'S MANOR OF LAUGHTON
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS LAUGHTON - LE MORTHING IN THE WEST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF
YORK WITH ALL ITS RIGHTS MEMBERS AN APPURTENANCES AND ALSO THE SEVERAL FARM
HOUSES AND CLOSES AND MEADOWS. IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP AND TWO FINE RED WAX
SIGNET SEALS FROM THESE TWO INFLUENTIAL FAMILIES. INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE EYRE OR ST.
LEGER FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - VERY SLIGHT WEAR TO
FOLD - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF
WATERMARKED PAPER SIZE 12 INCHES BY 18 INCHES |
Eyre |
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Ledger |
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205 |
1731 |
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1731
RARE ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT BALBY NOTTINGHAMSHIRE *. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT; BEING AN INDENTURE DEED FOR THE SALE OF LAND AT BALBY NEAR
DONCASTER. BETWEEN RALPH LANGFITT (signature is LANGFILL) OF CARLETON IN
KINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM, CARPENTER AND RICHARD BURDEN OF
DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE. THREE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND
ONE WAX SEAL INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY
OR GENEALOGY FOR THE LANGFITT OR BURDEN FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN
GOOD CONDITION - VERY SLIGHT WEAR TO TOP EDGE - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 12
INCHES BY 21 INCHES |
Langfitt |
Burden |
Langfill |
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206 |
1835-1901 |
ebay |
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A
Victorian Holy Bible belonging to Richard Henry Nicholls. Leatherbound King
James version of the Old and New Testaments. Printed by the Bible Society in
1886. Inside first page is written ‘R H Nicholls’. Measures approx. 5½ inches
x 3½ inches This book is from this family: Arthur Nicholls and Martha A.
Nicholls (nee Firth) and their son Richard Henry Nicholls (Born in
1899/1900). This family were in 1901 living at 27 Meadow Road, Broughton in
Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Arthur was a general labourer More of this
family’s history………. Arthur Nicholls was born in Broughton, Lancashire in
1878/79 to Henry And Ellen Nicholls (Henry being born in York in 1835/36).
Arthur had 5 other siblings. In 1881 Arthur Nicholls was living at 21
Alexandra Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Martha A.
Nicholls (Nee Firth) was born in Salford, Lancashire in 1875/76 to Richard
and Ann Firth (Richard being born in Salford, Lancashire in 1851/52). Martha
had two other siblings. In 1881 Martha A. Firth was living at 4 Hatton
Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. |
Nicholls |
Firth |
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207 |
1835-1901 |
ebay |
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A Victorian
New Testament belonging to Martha A. Firth. Leatherbound King James Church of
England. Printed by the Bible Society. Inside first page is written ‘ M A
Firth ‘. Measures approx. 4½ inches x 3½ inches This book is from this
family: Arthur Nicholls and Martha A. Nicholls (nee Firth) and their son
Richard Henry Nicholls (Born in 1899/1900). This family were in 1901 living
at 27 Meadow Road, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Arthur was a
general labourer More of this family’s history………. Arthur Nicholls was born
in Broughton, Lancashire in 1878/79 to Henry And Ellen Nicholls (Henry being
born in York in 1835/36). Arthur had 5 other siblings. In 1881 Arthur
Nicholls was living at 21 Alexandra Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester,
Lancashire. Martha A. Nicholls (Nee Firth) was born in Salford, Lancashire in
1875/76 to Richard and Ann Firth (Richard being born in Salford, Lancashire
in 1851/52). Martha had two other siblings. In 1881 Martha A. Firth was
living at 4 Hatton Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. |
Nicholls |
Firth |
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208 |
1835-1901 |
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A
Victorian Holy Bible belonging to Martha A. Firth. Leatherbound King James
version of the Old and New Testaments. Printed by the Oxford university press
in 1888. Inside first page is written ‘ December 30th 1888. Presented to M A
Firth from her Sunday school teacher Miss Ashburner’. Measures approx. 5½
inches x 3½ inches This book is from this family: Arthur Nicholls and Martha
A. Nicholls (nee Firth) and their son Richard Henry Nicholls (Born in
1899/1900). This family were in 1901 living at 27 Meadow Road, Broughton in
Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Arthur was a general labourer More of this
family’s history………. Arthur Nicholls was born in Broughton, Lancashire in
1878/79 to Henry And Ellen Nicholls (Henry being born in York in 1835/36).
Arthur had 5 other siblings. In 1881 Arthur Nicholls was living at 21
Alexandra Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Martha A.
Nicholls (Nee Firth) was born in Salford, Lancashire in 1875/76 to Richard
and Ann Firth (Richard being born in Salford, Lancashire in 1851/52). Martha
had two other siblings. In 1881 Martha A. Firth was living at 4 Hatton
Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire |
Nicholls |
Firth |
Ashburner |
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209 |
1835-1901 |
ebay |
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A
Victorian Book of Common Prayer belonging to Richard Henry Nicholls.
Leatherbound, Church of England. Printed by Eyre & Spottiswoode. Inside
first page is written -Richard Henry Nicholls, 10 Claerence (Clarence?)
Street, Lr Broughton-. Also contains the Psalter or Psalms by David. Measures
approx. 5 inches x 3 inches This book is from this family: Arthur Nicholls
and Martha A. Nicholls (nee Firth) and their son Richard Henry Nicholls (Born
in 1899/1900). This family were in 1901 living at 27 Meadow Road, Broughton
in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Arthur was a general labourer More of
this family’s history………. Arthur Nicholls was born in Broughton, Lancashire
in 1878/79 to Henry And Ellen Nicholls (Henry being born in York in 1835/36).
Arthur had 5 other siblings. In 1881 Arthur Nicholls was living at 21
Alexandra Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. Martha A.
Nicholls (Nee Firth) was born in Salford, Lancashire in 1875/76 to Richard
and Ann Firth (Richard being born in Salford, Lancashire in 1851/52). Martha
had two other siblings. In 1881 Martha A. Firth was living at 4 Hatton
Street, Broughton in Salford, Manchester, Lancashire. |
Nicholls |
Firth |
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210 |
1926,
1927 |
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TWO
BIBLES WHICH WERE PRESENTED TO PEOPLE IN 1926 AND 1927. THERE ARE SOME BOOK
MARKS LEFT IN THE BOOKS BUT I CANT SAY IF THAY ARE AS OLD. THE 1926 BOOK WAS
PRESENTED TO MARJORIE MAUGHAN WHO AT THAT TIME WAS A RESIDENT OF A SMALL
YORKSHIRE VILLAGE CALLED NORRISTHORPE ABOUT A MILE FROM HECKMONDWIKE. ON THE
INSIDE THERE IS A STUCK ON LABEL WHICH SAYS:- "THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS
BLESSED" "PHILIP, LORD WHARTON, WHO DIED FEB.4TH 1696 AGED
83,CONVEYED BY DEED TO TRUSTEES CERTAIN PROPERTY, THE INCOME FROM WHICH WAS
TO BE DEVOTED TO THE FREE DISTRIBUTION OF BIBLES AND OTHER BOOKS. IT WAS HIS
EXPRESSED WISH THAT THE RECIPIENT SHOULD COMMIT TO MEMORY, THE 1ST, 15TH,
25TH, 37TH, 101ST, 113TH & 145TH PSALMS. THIS BOOK IS GIVEN BY DIRECTION
OF THE TRUSTEES TO:- MARJORIE MAUGHAN, RESIDENCE NORRISTHORPE, DATE:- MAY
1927" THE SECOND BIBLE SAYS THE SAME, EXCEPT THE NAME WHO OF THE
RECIPIENT IS "J. PARKER", BUT DOES NOT STATE A RESIDENCE OR A DATE!
ALL I KNOW IS THAT IT WAS PRESENTED IN 1927, AS IT STATES ON THE FRONT
COVER.THE BOOKS ARE IN GREAT CONDITION CONSIDERING THERE AGE. |
Maughan |
Parker |
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211 |
1722 |
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1722
RARE ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE I *. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT; BEING A FRANC PLEDGE . ANTHONY EYER AND MANOR OF LAUGHTON OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS LAUGHTON - LE MORTHING IN THE WEST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK WITH
ALL ITS RIGHTS MEMBERS AN APPURTENANCES AND ALSO THE SEVERAL FARM HOUSES AND
CLOSES AND MEADOWS. ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP . INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE EYRE FAMILY
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION -
ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUMSIZE 14 INCHES BY 10 INCHES |
Eyer |
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212 |
1826 |
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1826
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED MALTBY YORKSHIRE **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A
RELEASE OF LEGACY OF £2000 BY THE WILL OF THE LATE JAMES SPURR OF MALTBY IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK AND THEREBY CHARGED ON CERTAIN REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATES
DEVISED AND BEQUEATHED TO HIS SON JAMES JEREMIAH SPURR LEGATEE WILLIAM SPURR
OF HANDSWORTH WOODHOUSE IN THE PARISH OF HANDSWORTH WOODHOUSE IN THE PARISH
OF HANDS WORTH IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE . INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS
OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE SPURR FAMILY ONE
IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION -STORAGE WEAR TO OUTSIDE FOLD ON ONE FOLDED
SHEET OF WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1821 SIZE 16 INCHES BY 14 INCHES |
Spurr |
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213 |
1871 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1871 during the reign of Queen Victoria being the
transfer of a mortgage on property at 16 Linham Terrace in Scarborough in the
County of York between The Right Honorable Charles John (19th) Earl of
Shrewsbury and his son The Honourable Walter Cecil Carpenter, a Captain in
Her Majesty's Royal Navy, of the first part; and Sarah Green, Widow, of the
second part; and Sir James Meek, KNIGHT, and David Hill, Esquire, of the
third part; and Thomas Craven, Woolen Draper, of the fourth part. A history
of the Shrewsbury lineage follows the rest of the description. Nicely penned
with fancy printed vignette, two blue revenue stamps with insert, tax stamps
on verso, and six red wax seals on green cloth tags. The indenture is signed
by the Earl, his son , and Sir James Meek. Extensive docketing on verso with
signatures. Very Good with some discoloration at left margin and revenue
stamps. Measures 28 x 23". After the death of the 18th Earl, he was
succeeded by his eldest son, Charles John Chetwynd-Talbot (1830 - 1877), the
19th Earl. This was the first time in over 200 years, since the death of the
11th Earl in 1667, that the title of Earl of Shrewsbury had passed from
father to son. Admiral Hon. Walter Cecil Carpenter (1834 - 1904) who like his
father was a noted sailor and Naval A. D. C. to Queen Victoria (1880 - 82).
He entered the Navy in 1847 and served in the Baltic and Crimean Wars. He was
also M. P. for County Waterford (1859 - 95). He assumed the name of Carpenter
by Royal License when he inherited the Tyrconnel property of his grandmother,
the Countess of Tyrconnel. |
Shrewsbury |
Carpenter |
Green |
Meek |
Hill |
Craven |
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1846 |
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Large
handwritten English vellum indenture on five leaves dated 1846 entitled
"Release of Annuities" pertaining to very large sale by Public
Auction of the Manor and Lordship of Broughton with two leaves detailing the
property in Schedules. The indenture is between several parties including The
Right Honourable Charles Anderson earl of Yarborough, of the first part; and
Joseph Dent of York, Esquire, of the second part; and Joseph Moore,
Gentleman, of the third part; and Henry Moore, Gentleman, of the fourth part;
and James Marshall, Gentleman, of the fifth part; and James Coupland,
Esquire, of the sixth part. Nicely penned throughout with several blue
revenue stamps with inserts, tax stamps, and four red wax seals on green
cloth tags. Docketing on verso. Signed by the Earl of Yarborough. Very Good,
creasing to first leaf, measures 26 x 23". |
Anderson |
Dent |
Moore |
Marshall |
Coupland |
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215 |
1890 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 6th November 1890 in respect of premises in Cope
Street, Barnsley. The contract is between John Dunhill, Railway Shunter, and The
Barnsley Permanent Building Society. Other names mentioned are George Chapman
and Mary Thistlewood. The document, which is beautifully handwritten,
measures 16" x 10" approx and runs to 8 pages (one blank). It bears
two original wax seals, one of which is a nice seal of the building society,
plus a five shillings revenue stamp. In very good condition with just some
storage "dustiness" to the outside page. |
Dunhill |
Chapman |
Thistlewood |
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1833 |
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Offered
is this two page vellum document dated 20 Novemebr 1833. It measures 18
inches long by 31 inches wide. it is between James Johnson, Henry Belcher and
Margaret Johnson. It deals with the release and assignment of freehold and
lease hold property in Silver Street Whitby in the county of York. The
document retains the revenue stamp and two wax seals with the signatures of
James and Margaret Johnson. |
Johnson |
Belcher |
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217 |
1815 |
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An antique
vellum deed dated 1815 relating to mortgage on property in Attercliffe, York.
(John Habersham ,Michael Raybould) In good condition.Measures 82cms x 52cms. |
Habersham |
Raybould |
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218 |
1815 |
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An antique
vellum deed dated 1815 relating to Conveyance on property in
Bradfield,Ecclesfield, York. (John Askham ,Michael Bancroft) In good
condition.Measures 74cms x 58cms |
Askham |
Bancroft |
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219 |
1894 |
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An antique
vellum deed dated 1894 relating to property in Beverley street and clifton
street,Attercliffe, Sheffield. (Robert Swann ,Joseph Goodall) In good
condition.Measures 40cms x 26cms |
Swann |
Goodall |
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220 |
1877 |
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An antique
vellum Mortgage deed dated 1877 relating to property in Halkley,York
Sheffield. (George Needham ,Francis Gould) In good condition.Measures 76cms x
59cms |
Needham |
Gould |
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221 |
1812 |
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An antique
vellum Mortgage deed dated 1812 relating to property Attercliffe Sheffield.
(Tho Habbersham ,John Jeffcock) In good condition.Measures 76cms x 59cms. |
Habbersham |
Jeffcock |
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222 |
1857 |
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An antique
vellum Mortgage deed dated 1857 relating to property In Walkley Sheffield.
(James Whittham ,) In good condition |
Whittham |
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223 |
1826 |
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An
antique vellum Assignment deed dated 1826 relating to property In Attercliffe
York. (John Waterfall,) In good condition |
Waterfall |
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224 |
1830 |
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An
antique vellum Assignment deed dated 1830 relating to property In Attercliffe
York. (John Waterfall,John Marshall) In good condition |
Waterfall |
Marshall |
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225 |
1879 |
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An
antique vellum Mortgage deed dated 1879 relating to property In London Road
Heeley Sheffield York. (Thomas Credland,Charles Black) In good condition.. |
Credland |
Black |
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226 |
1889 |
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An
antique vellum Mortgage deed dated 1879 relating to property In Heeley
Sheffield York. (Society ,Charles Black) In good condition.. |
Black |
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227 |
1832 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 12 October 1832. It measures 23.25
inches long by 31.75 inches wide. It is between David Cross, John Knaggs,
George Burtliff, Thomas Walker and Francis Barry. It deals with the release
of hereditaments situated in Yeddingham in the County of York. It retains the
revenue stamp and has four wax seals with three signatures of Cross, Knaggs
and Walker. |
Cross |
Knaggs |
Burtliff |
Walker |
Barry |
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228 |
1786 |
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Huge
1786 vellum document - conveyance of lands - NATHANIEL CHOLMLEY of HOUSHAM,
EDWARD CAYLEY of WHITBY, JOHN MATTHEWS of STOKESLEY & JOHN MOLLAR? of
WHITBY, the whole document measuring about 36 x 30" and would be very
impressive if framed. A little discoloured here and there but all quite sound
and not unattractive. Signed and witnessed with four wax seals at base of
document. |
Cholmley |
Cayley |
Matthews |
Mollar |
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229 |
1780 |
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1780
Huge vellum mortgage document between JOHN MATHEWS of STOKESLEY and NATHANIEL
CHOLMLEY of WHITBY in fine condition with usual folds. These are quite superb
in a frame on the wall, this one measures about 40 x 30" and is far too
large to attempt any scanning of contents. |
Mathews |
Cholmley |
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230 |
1888 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 1st September 1888 being a Conveyance of property at
Haley Hill, Halifax. The contract is between Benjamin Rushworth, Gentleman of
Halifax; and Thomas Fletcher, Confectioner of Halifax. Other names mentioned
are Herbert Lister, Ann Naylor, Charles Frederick Pickles, and Ely Mitchell.
This hand written document has four pages, measures approx 16" x
10", bears two original wax seals and three revenue stamps. In very good
condition. |
Rushworth |
Fletcher |
Lister |
Naylor |
Pickles |
Mitchell |
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231 |
1880 |
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1880
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT DEED DEPTFORD KENT AND BUXTON SURREY.. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT; BEING A DEED ENLARGING BASE FEE CREATED BY MR HENRY HOLT BUTTERFILL
IN ONE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OR SHARE OF FREEHOLD HOUSES AT DEPTFORD AND
BUXTON. BETWEEN HENRY HOLT BUTTERFILL OF HULL IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND
GEORGE WOOLVERTON OF CRANFIELD ROAD, NEW CROSS IN THE COUNTY OF KENT. WITH
ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP - THREE WAX SEALS - INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE BUTTERFILL
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION ON ONE FOLDED SHEETS OF
PARCHEMENT SIZE 28 INCHES BY 22 INCHES |
Butterfill |
Woolverton |
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232 |
1893 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 27th May 1893 being a Mortgage on property at Grange
View, Chapeltown Road, Leeds. The contract is between George Hutton, Builder
of Leeds; and Mary Ann Bolton of Union Terrace, York. This hand written
document has four pages, measures 16" x 10" approx., and contains a
plan of the premises. There are two original wax seals and one revenue stamp
for ten shillings. In very good condition. |
Hutton |
Bolton |
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233 |
1648 |
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Old vellum
Indenture of lease clearly dated 1648 between HENRY CLARKE of LOCKTON in the
COUNTY OF YORK, Yeoman and WILIAM CLARKE son of said Henry Clarke..... and
CHARLES MELHAM of BULLINGTON in LINCOLNSHIRE.....one messuage in LOCKTON
between the tenements of JOHN DAWE and WILLIAM LOTHRINGTON. The ink a little
faded generally and a bit difficult to read on some of the folds areas but
generally fine and clear for age. There cannot have been many property
transactions taking place during the ENGLISH CIVIL WAR PERIOD, a small strip
of vellum attached at base but no seal remains. |
Clarke |
Melham |
Dawe |
Lothrington |
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234 |
1891 |
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1891
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT DOCUMENT SHIPOWNER **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; BEING A DEED
OF ARRANGEMENT. CONTAINS INFORMATION ON THE INCOME GENERATED BY OWNERSHIP OF
NUMBER OF STEAM SHIPS - WITH DETAILS OF PAYMENT TO MANY MEMBERS OF THE
NORWOOD FAMILY BETWEEN THE TRUSTEES AND BENEFICIARIES UNDER THE WILL OF
CHARLES MORGAN NORWOOD ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP. INTERESTING ITEM FOR
COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE NORWOOD
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD CONDITION - ON FIVE FOLDED SHEETS OF
PAPER WITH PARCHMENT COVER - SIZE 11
INCHES BY 16 INCHES. Indenture between Thomas Holden of Kingston upon Hull
and Charles henry Norwood of London. Also mentions Anna Maria Jane Norwood,
Edward Caler, Charlotte Catherine Norwood, Alexander Felix Clarke, William
Blakeney Norwood, Bertha Emily Norwood and Lucy Valentine Norwood. |
Norwood |
Holden |
Clarke |
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235 |
1783 |
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A large
vellum indenture measuring 30½ inches x 25 inches. It has 3 pages all in very
good condition with clear unfaded handwriting. It has
3 seals all in good condition. There
are many persons mentioned in this document. Here are the names: Richard
Bainton of Howden, York. Richard
Duckles, Blacksmith, of Goole York James
Craven, Gentleman, of Newsholme, York George
Brook, Gentleman, of Howden, York Lord
Bishop of Durham (Lord of the Manor of Howden) George
Brook, Gentleman, of Howden, York Elizabeth
Lamb, Widow, of Howden, York George
Baxter, Gentleman, of Armin and his wife Mary. John
Bordon, Carpenterr, of Howden, York and his wife Elizabeth John
Drinkall, Butcherr, of Howden, York and his wife Ann Mary
Elizabeth Lamb, and Ann Lamb daughters of Elizabeth Lamb Robert
Ward John
Taylor Thomas
Dunn John
Dunn, Carpenter Joshua
Dunn Elizabeth
Tennyson Sarah,
Wie of Chalres Bain Thomas
Musgrave Robert
Brown |
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236 |
1796 |
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A large
vellum indenture measuring 30½ inches x 25 inches. It has 2 pages in very
good condition with clear unfaded handwriting. It has
3 seals all in good condition. The
persons mentioned in this document are: Christopher
Routh, Gentleman, of York Susannah
Robinson, Spinster, of Albury, Oxford Mary
Routh, Spinster of Leeds Jonathan
Garlick, of Goole, York Jonathan
Allefseutzer (?) |
Routh |
Robinson |
Garlick |
Allefseutzer |
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237 |
1822 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 5 April 1822. It is between Richard
Sparen, Robert Wilson, Thomas Woffindin and William Elliott. It deals with
the lease for a year of a close parcel of arrable land called Town End Close
which contains 9 acres, 3 roods and 28 perches located in Braygate Lane
Swinton. It has the revenue stamps and 4 wax seals with signatures of those
listed. It is claen and well written. |
Sparen |
Wilson |
Woffindin |
Elliott |
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238 |
1722 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1722 during the reign of King George being the
conveyance of a dwelling in Pickering in the County of York on a street called
Burrowgate, between John Wilson, a Weaver, and his wife Isabell, of the one
part; and John Jackson, a Butcher, of the second part. This was evidently a
family property conveyed to Isabell in 1669 by her father. Nicely penned with
vignette, three blue revenues and insert, tax stamp, and two red wax seals on
pinkish cloth tags. Nice docketing on the verso. Measures 24 x 17.5". |
Wilson |
Jackson |
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239 |
1766 |
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A most attractive
vellum Recovery document Term, dated Michaelmas ( 2nd-25th November) 1766,
written in ornate calligraphy, being a petition from Richard Wilson against
John Exley, for four messuages, a malt kiln, four gardens, one hundred acres
of land, twenty acres of meadow, sixty acres of pasture, for all cattle and
common of Turbury and a fourth part of the Manor of Chappell Allerton, Moor
AlIerton, Bramley, and Armley near Leeds, together with profits from manorial
courts and his rights to inheritance, etc., with a large portrait of the
[young] King contained within initial letter, as well as a highly decorative
top border and additional decorations to both sides, with attached seal tag
retaining defective Royal Wax Seal contained in metal skippet |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 5 April 1715. It measures 10 inches
long by 15.75 inches wide. It is between Thomas Shaw and Henry Shaw. It deals
with the lease for a year of a tennement in (what reads like) Basfoxdale in
Doncaster in the county of South Yorks. it retains the revenue stamps and two
wax seals with the signatures of those listed. The document is in excellent
condition. |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated 18th May 1889 being in respect of a Conveyance of
property situate Grafton Street, Kingston-upon-Hull. The contract is between George
John Randerson, Bootmaker; and James Wilson, Provision Merchant. Mention is
made of the Hull and Beverley Turnpike Road, and Newland Tofts Lane. This
four page document bears two original wax seals and two revenue stamps. In
excellent condition |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 10 May 1867. It mmeasures 23 inches
long by 30 inches wide. It is between John Percival and William Percival. It
deals with the conveyance of one sixth part or share in a messuage or
dwellinghouse, closes of land and premises in Carperby in the County of York,
mentioned are 2 acres and 38 perches in Stonehaugh and 6 acres of Carperby
moor or common. It retains the revenue stamp and two wax seals with the
signatures of those listed. A clean and well written document. |
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1758
old vellum conveyance document between JAMES READ of LEVISHAM and THOMAS
HARRISON of LOCKTON in North Yorkshire for a close at LEAVISHAM. Measures
around 28 x 18" when opened out, two small areas affected on corners
inside and brown toned, some foxing, mainly on the back of the document but
will affect the appearance if you want to frame this one. The dark toning
means a few words are very difficult to make out at two corners where folded
and I feel this one is more for research than display. |
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1796 ANTIQUE
PAPER LEGAL DOCUMENT + REVENUES. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT: BEING A
COUNTERPART OF LEASE OF A MESSUAGE CALLED 'LAW' WITH THE LANDS AND
APPURTANCES IN SOUTHORAM. IDEAL FOR FRAMING IN STRONG SECRETARY HAND BETWEEN
MRS SARAH WOOD OF STAUPS IN NORTHOWRAM IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK AND JAMES MILNER OF EXLEY IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX WITH TWO IMPRESSED
REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE WAX SEAL INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL
HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE MILNER FAMILY GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 26 INCHES BY 19 INCHES |
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Indenture
regarding the annual rent charge on lands in Lancashire following a marriage settlement
Between: Richard Standish of Duxbury, Esquire Anthony Foxcroft of Halifax,
Gent Robert Conyers Dated 25 November 1647 in the 23rd year of the reign of
Charles I Property: Annual rent charge on lands in Duxbury, Whittle le Woods,
Chorley, Charnock and Anglezark related to the marriage settlement with
Elizabeth. A very nice neat little vellum indenture written in English with
two large seal tags and red wax seals (one seal has half missing). The
indenture has suffered some water staining at some time making the vellum a
bit crinkly, but the text is all readable.
25 by 34 cm. |
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1806
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT BANK OF ENGLAND **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT;
BEING A TRANSACTION DOCUMENT FOR
SECURITIES. I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT PERSUANT TO AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT PASSED
IN THE FORTY FIFTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE THIRD
INTITLED " AN ACT FOR VESTING SEVERAL MESSUAGES AND HEREDITAMENTS IN SHEFFIELD
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND DIVERS DETACHED PARTS OF THE SETTLED ESTATES OF THE
MOST NOBLE CHARLES DUKE OF NORFOLK IN TRUSTEES UPON TRUST TO SELL TO WILLIAM
GRAFTON THE PURCHASER HATH PAID IN TO THE BANK OF ENGLAND THE SUM OF TWENTY
POUNDS. SIGNED BY J. PENN ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE BANK
OF ENGLAND. WITH ONE IMPRESSED REVENUE STAMP FOR SIX PENCE . INTERESTING ITEM
FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE GRAFTON
FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET
OF CROWN AND SHIELD WATERMARKED PAPER FOR 1803 - SIZE 13 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
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1617
RARE MANUSCRIPT DEED REIGN OF JAMES I. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL DOCUMENT; DOCUMENT ON
VELLUM DATED 1617 IN THE REIGN OF JAMES I, CONCERNING PROPERTY IN SKIPTON
YORKSHIRE, BELONGING TO GEORGE TILLOTSEN. WRITTEN IN A NEAT JACOBEAN HAND, IN
LATIN, ON A SINGLE LEAF OF VELLUM WITH FINE EXAMPLE OF EARLY 17th CENTURY
CALLIGRAPHIC WORK TO INTRODUCTION. SIGNED BY TILLOTSON WITH A COMPLETE
PENDANT SEAL ATTACHED BY ORIGINAL VELLUM TAG. THIS DOCUMENT IS 386 YEARS OLD
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE TILLOTSON FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - SLIGHT STORAGE WEAR
DUSTING- ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM
SIZE 20 INCHES BY 12 INCHES |
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2d.
July 1783 Large vellum deed between JOHN MATTHEWS of STOKESLEY and JOHN
MELLAR of WHITBY ref. land deal, (conveyance of the Free Rents of the Manors
of UGGLEBARNBY & E SKOALEYSIDE?) some internal age toning but every word
still clear, measuring about 32 x 16" when opened out, all quite sound
on vellum which seems to last for ever compared with paper. (NB, image looks
like Mr Mathews to Mr Mathews Junr.) |
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1870
ANTIQUE DEED ROYAL HOTEL LOUGHTON YORKS **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL INDENTURE
DOCUMENT; BEING A DEED OF RELEASE AND COVENANTS FOR TITLE TO ACCOMPANY THE
SURRENDER UPON SALE OF THE ROYAL HOTEL AND OTHER HEREDITAMENTS AT LAUGHTON EN
LE MORTHAN IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, COPYHOLD OF THE MANOR OF LAUGHTON EN LE
MORTHEN. BETWEEN MESSERS JOSEPH HIBBARD OF HARDWICK ASTON IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK AND JOHN HIBBARD OF LANDS HILL STANDSNORTH, MERCHANT AS DEVISEES IN
TRUST FOR SALE UNDER THE WILL OF THE LATE MR GEORGE HIBBARD TO COLONEL JOHN
ST. LEGER OF PAR HILL NEAR ROTHERHAM IN THE COUNTY OF YORK A COLONEL IN HER
MAJESTY'S ARMY OF RESERVE AND HENEAGE CHARLES BAGOT CHESTER AND HIS TRUSTEES.
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY OR GENEALOGY
FOR THE HIBBARD FAMILY WITH THREE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND FOUR WAX
SEALS - VERY CLEAR HAND WRITING GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY GOOD
CONDITION - - ON TWO SHEETS OF PARCHMENT SIZE 30 INCHES BY 24 INCHES |
Hibbard |
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This
vellum indenture was dated 17th May in the 30th Year of the reign of Charles
II ( yes he reigned 1660-85 ) so I assume the date starts at the death of his
father 1649 making this document 1679. The agreement is between Joseph Jordan
of Reighton near Filey and Benjamin Jordan of Boynton near Bridlington. The
land includes 3 closures of pasture and 7 oxgangs of arable at Reighton. Size
64cm x 18 cm. |
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Contemporary
copy of a summons before the manor court and recovery of copyhold lands in
the parish of Barnsley, Yorkshire Between: Richard Standish, Gentleman Joseph
White William Thompson Dated 27 May 1747 in the 20th year of the reign of
George II Property: Messuage, two gardens and one acre of land, one acre of
meadow, one acre of pasture common for all cattle and common of Turbary with
appurtenances in Barnsley, Yorkshire. The document refers to the court
summons, and other manor court dealings in relation to this recovery, and
references the numbered court roles for the manor. Good condition handwritten
on 3 sheets of laid paper in English. 30 by 37 cm. |
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1628
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT YORKSHIRE REIGN CHARLES I **. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT; LICENCE OF ALIENATION TO BE
GRANTED TO WILLIAM WILLIOUGHBY AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE FOR MESSUAGES, COTTAGES
AND 6 ACRES OF LAND, 6 ACRES OF MEADOW AND 6 ACRES OF PASTURE AT BUSBYE AND
CARLTON IN CLEVELAND IN THE COUNTY OF YORK TO SIR HENRY SAVILE KNIGHT AND
BARRONETT - SIGNED BY BACON, ANTHONY CROFTS, THOMAS RAVENCROFTE AND JAMES
FOULTON - MEMBERS OF THE KINGS BENCH.. THIS document STATES it was written
while Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland (1577-1635) was Lord High
Treasurer (1628 - 1635). He had opposed the wars with Spain and France, but
in 1628 became Lord High Treasurer. A secret Roman Catholic, he persuaded
Charles to make peace with Spain... VERY EARLY FARM DEED IN GOOD SECRETARY HAND
AND EASY TO READ INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL
HISTORY OR GENEALOGY FOR THE SAVILE FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND IN VERY
GOOD CONDITION - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET
OF PAPER SIZE 11 INCHES BY 7 INCHES |
Willioughby |
Savile |
Bacon |
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Newby.
Austwick. Clapham .Yorks .New House farm?1795 Land document with VERY
INTERESTING TALE! Named in the document, Elizabeth Atkinson, James Mason,
Anthony Mason Christopher Gifford, Mary Martin, Robert Burkit+ others. The
document is quite easy to read (many are not) Christopher Gifford the owner
of the property emigrated to America and has not been heard from in 30 yrs,
Mary Martin lives in an Unfinished? house attatched to the farm, the document
is written explaining the means used to try to contact the owner but due to
no success assumes he @has made his exit of this world to a state of
eternity' then follows legal speak 'to have and to hold' etc. The deed is
24"x17" approx, on heavy parchment, dated 9th April 1795, it has
been folded for many years, some parting on folds |
Atkinson |
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1617
RARE VELLUM DEED FROM THE REIGN OF JAMES I IN LATIN. MANUSCRIPT LEGAL
DOCUMENT on vellum; concerning property in Skipton, Yorkshire belonging to
George Tillotson, written in a neat Jacobean hand in latin on a single leaf
of vellum with fine example of early 17th century calligraphic work to
introduction - signed by TILLOTSON LEGIBLE THROUGHOUT - ORIGINAL VELLUM TAG -
ONE FOR FURTHER RESEARCH INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY,
LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY FOR THE TILLOTSON FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL -
SOME DUSTING AND WEAR - ON ONE FOLDED SHEET OF VELLUM SIZE 21
INCHES BY 12 INCHES |
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1770
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT REIGN GEORGE III .. LOW START AND NO RESERVE.
MANUSCRIPT LEGAL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DOCUMENT; "I DAME CHARLOTTA
PENNY MAN WARTON OF THE CITY OF YORK, WIDOW AND RELICT OF SIR WARTON PENNYMAN
WARTON LATE OF BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, BARONET. I GIVE AND BEQUEATH
UNTO MY ESTEEMED FRIEND MRS CATHERINE DAWSON OF LONDON TO HER OWN USE ALL MY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE AND ALL MY CHINA ...." CONTAINS LOTS OF
INFORMATION ON BEQUESTS TO FAMILY AND FRIENS=DS IN A NICE WELL WRITTEN HAND
INTERESTING ITEM FOR COLLECTORS OF SOCIAL HISTORY, LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE WARTON FAMILY GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - AND IN GOOD CONDITION- - ON
ONE FOLDED SHEET OF PAPER SIZE 16
INCHES BY 13 INCHES - MAKERS WATERMARK 'PRO PATRIA' |
Warton |
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Leeds,
Linton, 1703 document, land indenture, a cottage and house is mentioned as
far as I can tell, names mentioned incude Mathias Bland, Henry Bland, Robert
Magnum, Thomas Holden or golden, Thomas Helliwell, Humphry Tomlinson, Henry
Lowcock, some are witnesses with their mark. The document is on vellum, 6th
march 1703, it mesures 24"x16" approx, it has been folded, 5 wax
seals, no tears, good condition |
Bland |
Magnum |
Holden |
Helliwell |
Tomlinson |
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1818
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT YORKSHIRE-. " MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THOMAS GUY OF SANDHOLME IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, YOEMAN, OF THE ONE PART AND
JOHN MILNER OF KILHAM IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK, GENTLRMAN OF THE
OTHER." FOR CLOSES OF LAND CALLED LITTLE BEDDINGS AND AND GREAT BEDDINGS
AND SANHOLME FIELD AND AN ALLOTMENT OF BISHOPSOIL CALLED INN NOOK. IN FINE
CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE MILNER FAMILY ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 16 INCHES BY 12 INCHES |
Guy |
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258 |
1893 |
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1893
ANTIQUE DOCUMENT MARKET WEIGHTON YORKSHIRE -.BEING A SOLICITORS WORKING DRAFT
OF AN INDENTURE BETWEEN ANN TADMAN AND HERBERT TADMAN OF KINGSTON UPON HULL AND
JOHN SEATON WEST KIRKPATRICK OF MARKET WEIGHTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK,
SOLICITOR OF THE SUPREME COURT. IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE KIRKPATRICK FAMILY ON THREE FOLDED SHEETS OF TOGWOOD WATERMARKED
PAPER SIZE 16 INCHES X 10 INCHES |
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1880's
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENTS HULL ETC -- -." FIVE ITEMS CONCERNING LEGAL
MATTERS IN MARKET WEIGHTON AND HULL NAME OF KIRKPATRICK." LETTERS AND
NOTES WITH A VICTORIA GUMMED REVENUE STAMP. IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY FOR THE KIRKPATRICK FAMILY FIVE ITEMS MIXED SIZES |
Kirkpatrick |
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260 |
1893 |
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1893
ANTIQUE PAPER DOCUMENT KINGSTON UPON HULL YORKSHIRE -." SCHEDULE OF
TITLE DEEDS AND WRITINGS RELATING TO HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF
DRYPOOL IN THE BOROGH OF KINSTON UPON HULL BELONGING TO NATHAN SMITH AND IN
MORTGAGE TO MISS ISABEL HERBERT MABB FOR SECURING £400 AND INTEREST."
TURKMILL WATERMARKED PAPER . IN FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE SMITH FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 18 INCHES BY 13
INCHES |
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An
attractive and interesting handwritten Indenture dated 22nd May 1744 during the
reign of King George II, between Timothy Manleverer of Arncliffe in the
County of York Esquire of the first part Elianor Kenneby of the City of
Durham in the County of Durham Widow on the second part and John Morgan of
Newpark in the County of Durham Gentleman on the third part. Other names
mentioned: John How Harle of Ferry Hill in the County of Durham, David
Kenneby, This is a clean document, but suffering distress along the spine of
the central fold and is nearly in half. It also bears another tear along a
horizontal fold on the back page with several minor holes along another fold,
but none of this affects the legibility of the text. Other minor tears and
slight ragging to some edges. Comprising a single folded sheet of period
watermarked paper approx. 20” x 15” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Bearing two paper/wax/paper integral wafer seals and three
embossed revenue stamp. |
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Kenneby |
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Here is
an Indenture on vellum dated 24th October 1898 being a Mortgage on property
at Woodfield, Mexborough, Yorkshire. The contract is between Isaac Wallace
Chipp and George Schonhut. This document also contains two further Indentures
dated 19th Dec 1907 and 24th June 1922 in respect of Transfers of Mortgage,
and also a Surrender dated 24th Jan 1928, with the names of John Thomas
Story, John Greaves Waterhouse, Morton Eddison, and Marian Ingham. This
handwritten document has four pages, measures approx 16" x 10",
bears seven wax seals and four revenue stamps, and is in very good condition. |
Chipp |
Schonhut |
Story |
Waterhouse |
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1835
ANTIQUE PARCHMENT DOCUMENT FOR THE MANOR OF WEIGHTON WITH SHIPTON (KINGS) IN THE
EAST RIDING YORKSHIRE. "JAMES JOHNSON OF SHIPTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
COPY HOLDER OF THE MANOR - FOR A CLOSE OF LAND AT SHIPTON SURRENDER AND
RELEASE " COPY OF ADMITTANCE AT THE COURT LEET, FRANKPLEDGE COURT BARON
OF THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 19 INCHES - WITH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP |
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Here is
an ornate Indenture on vellum dated 23rd February 1898, being a Lease of property
situate May Street, Thomson Lodge Estate, Crosland Moor, Huddersfield. The
contract is between Joseph Armitage Armitage of Kirkburton; John Henry Hanson
of Huddersfield; and Erle Jessop of Quaker Lane Paddock. Other names
mentioned are William Eric Stott, and Harry and Emily Oddy. This beautifully
handwritten document opens out to approx 28" x 23", incorporates a
plan of the property, bears three wax seals and two revenue stamps, and is in
very good condition. The top edge of the Indenture is scalloped, and the
document would make a great framed display item. |
Armitage |
Hanson |
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An 1877
indenture. Miss Margaret Hollings to the Trustees of the Ebor Permanent Benefit
Building Society. Mortgage of a dwellinghouse No2 Victoria Street,
Scarborough in the county of York. Siongle sheet. One seal. Sold by Waterlow
Sons Ltd. Nice condition. |
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An 1880
indenture. Mr C. Ireland to Messrs Sawers and Gawne. Convenyance of a
messuage or dwellinghouse called "PRINCE OF WALES INN", Castle Road
in Scarborough. One sheet. Seals and stamp. Really nice condition. |
Ireland |
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An 1859
indenture. Mr Henry Cowling to Mr William Glaves. Reconveyance of Public
House at East Ayton int the county of York. The Public House is known by the
sign of the "Bull". One sheet. Seals, stamps. Nice condition. |
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1901
APPRENTICE INDENTURE for a PAINTER, PAPERHANGER and Decorator NO RESERVE This
is a part-printed apprentice indenture with manuscript insertions on stiff
paper made on the 23rd February 1901 stating that Joe Duckworth, son of John
Duckworth of Paddock Huddersfield in the county of York, puts himself
apprentice to Thomas Cartwright of Milnsbridge and Crosland Moor in
Huddersfield, a Painter Paperhanger and Decorator, for a period of just over
three years. He is, as usual, bound to behave himself, "Fornication or
Adultery shall not commit ........ Taverns or Alehouses he shall not haunt or
frequent ....at Dice, Cards, Tables, Bowls or any other unlawful Games he shall
not play .... Matrimony .. not contract" and, in exchange, Thomas
Cartwright will teach him "the Art, Trade or Calling of a Painter
Paperhanger and Decorator" and will pay the apprentice eight shillings
weekly until April 4th 1901 rising to nine shillings from April 1901 to 1902,
ten shillings to April 1903 and twelve shillings in the final year. "
There are three red seals by the signatures and there is an excellent
impressed red revenue stamp for two shillings and sixpence. Size. The
document is approx. 16.5" wide x 13" high. Condition. In excellent
condition with the usual folding creases. |
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1903
APPRENTICE INDENTURE FOR A STONEMASON NO RESERVE This is a part-printed
apprentice indenture with manuscript insertions on stiff paper made on the
28th February 1903 stating that William Todman, son of James Todman, labourer
of Blackmoorfoot in the county of York, with the consent of his father puts
himself apprentice to Allen & Thomas Haigh of Golcar in the county of
York, Stone Masons, for a period of just less than five years. He is required
to abstain from committing fornication or adultery, from haunting
"Taverns and Alehouses" and must generally promise to behave
himself. In exchange, Allen & Thomas Haigh will teach him "the trade
of a Stonemason both chiselling and walling" and will pay him five
shillings per week until 31st October 1903; seven shillings weekly for the
next year; nine shillings weekly for the next year; eleven shillings weekly
for the next year and thirteen shillings weekly in the final year. There are
four red wax seals by the signatures and there is an excellent impressed red
revenue stamp for two shillings and sixpence. Size. The document is approx.
16" wide x 13" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the
usual folding creases. |
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1897
APPRENTICE INDENTURE FOR BLACKSMITH NO RESERVE This is a part-printed
apprentice indenture with manuscript insertions on stiff paper made on the
26th January 1897 stating that Charles Brown, son of Jane Elizabeth Brown of
Farnley in the county of York, with the consent of his mother puts himself
apprentice to Sam Hopkinson Sugden of Lepton near Huddersfield, a Blacksmith,
for a period of four years. He is, as usual, bound to behave himself,
"Fornication or Adultery shall not commit ........ Taverns or Alehouses
he shall not haunt or frequent ....at Dice, Cards, Tables, Bowls or any other
unlawful Games he shall not play .... Matrimony .. not contract" and, in
exchange, Sam Sugden will teach him "the business of a blacksmith"
and will provide "all meat drink washing and lodging". The
apprentice will start to be paid 2 shillings weekly from the start of his
apprenticeship in September 1896 for the first year rising to 3 shillings in
the second year, four shillings in the third year and five shillings in the
fourth and final year. " There are three red seals by the signatures and
there is an excellent impressed red revenue stamp for two shillings and
sixpence. Size. The document is approx. 16.5" wide x 13" high.
Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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An interesting
indenture dated 1889. "The Bagdle Brewery Co Ld to Messrs Raine and
Weighill. Conveyance of the Tunnel Inn and other hereditaments at Grosmont in
the county of York". The indenture refers to a Court case lost by the
Bagdale Brewery and the consequent liquidation of the Company. "...
piece of land at Grosmont in the township of Eckdaleside with Ugglebarnby ...
bounded ... by the road leading from Egton to WhitbY ... by the Whitby and
Pickering branch of the North Eastern railway together with the Inn called
the Tunnell Inn..."`Single sheet. Clean, Stamps and big red seal of the
Bagdale Brewery. Might be the last time it was used. |
Raine |
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1892 |
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An
indenture dated 1892. " Messrs Gibson to Messrs Hudson. Conveyance of a
freehold messuage and premises known as the "Star Inn" in West
Ayton in the county of York". The inn was bounded ... Highway from
Scarborough ... hereditaments of Francis Greenheld... by the road leading to
the river Derwent...the property of Lady Hewleys Charity. Single sheet.
Stamps, seals. Slight yellowing ot the vellum. |
Gibson |
Hudson |
Greenheld |
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273 |
1877 |
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An
indenture dated 1877. R. H. Harding Esq and others to James Kirk Esq.
Conveyance of the Buck Inn and premises situate at Thornton in the County of
York". "... known by the sign of The Buck with the butchers shop
stables barns buildings ... situate in the village of Thornton in the
parishes of Thornton and Ellerburn ...street known as Whitbygate..."
James Kirk is a brewer and mention is made of Jane Skelton wife of the
reverend Skelton. It rings a bell but I don't know which one. Two sheets.
Stamps, seals and really nice condition. |
Harding |
Kirk |
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274 |
1812 |
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1812
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED REIGN OF GEORGE III YORKSHIRE -.LOW START
PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF RELEASE AND RECONVEYANCE OF
A CAPITAL AND MESSUAGE AND LANDS AT BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK CALLED ST.
GILES'S. BETWEEN THE REVEREND NICHOLAS HOLME OF RIDE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK TO
BENJAMIN BLAYDES OF BEVERLEY IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH THREE ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS AND TWO RED WAX SEALS - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE HOLME AND BLAYDES
FAMILIES ON THREE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 21 INCHES BY 27 INCHES |
Holme |
Blaydes |
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275 |
1756 |
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1756
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED REIGN OF GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE AND NO
RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF MEMORIAL BETWEEN FRANCIS BOYNTON LATE OF
BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK BUT KNOW OF CHERRY BURTON AND JAMES FARRAH OF
THE CITY OF BRISTOL TO MARY BERRY OF BEVERLEY. FOR MESSUAGE AND LAND WITH
PLANTATIONS AT LANEGATE IN BEVERVELEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE IN FINE TO
VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - ONE SIGNET WAX SEAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS
OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE FARRAH AND BERRY FAMILIES FAMILIES
ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 21 INCHES BY 3 INCHES |
Boynton |
Farrah |
Berry |
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276 |
1834 |
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1834
ANTIQUE VELLUM DOCUMENT WILLIAM IV YORKSHIRE -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF MORTGAGE OF LAND AND HEREDITAMENTS AT BRANDES BURTON
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. BETWEEN PEARSON CANNAM OF BRANDES BURTON IN HOLDERNESS
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK FARMER AND THOMAS WRIGHTSON OF LEEDS AND JANE BROWN OF
BEVERLY IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION -
- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND ONE
RED WAX SIGNET SEAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE CANNAM AND WRIGHTSON FAMILIES ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 24 INCHES BY 31 INCHES |
Cannam |
Wrightson |
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277 |
1913 |
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1913
Indenture. Deed of Family Arrangement. Mentions a number of 'Drummond' s and
areas such as Barningham Park-Bardwell, Great Ellingham. Contains approx. 3
pages. The documents is in satisfactory condition but does contain some
marks, folds etc. The 'red' seals at the back have cracking and minor pieces
missing. |
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1585 |
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A very attractive
Exemplification Recovery document, dated 9th October 1585, between James
Dowman and his wife Joan, to Leonard Robinson for seven messuages, four
cottages, 200 acres of land, eighty acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture,
and one hundred acres of heath in Ulrome and the advowson of the vicarage of
Ulrome (near Bridlington), written in fine bold chancery script, the document
retains about two-thirds of the Great Chancery Seal of Elizabeth I |
Dowman |
Robinson |
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279 |
1725 |
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ARMISTEAD
(Hugh and Isabel, of Ingleton, Bentham parish, West Yorkshire) Indenture
conveying for £58 to Robert Wilkinson "and to his Heirs & Assigns
for ever .. All that our whole Estate .. at the Holin Tree [on verso,
‘Holling Tree’] in Ingleton viz: one Mansion .. with one Barn one Stable
& all other Edifices thereunto Belonging, Likwise one Orchard two Gardens
one Croft all Adjoyning .. to the Lands of Richard Foxcroft on the East side,
and one other Croft Called the Leads Croft Adjoyning to the Lands of James
Thornbeck, And one P[ar]cell of Land Lying on Rarebenside Containing by
Estimacion one Rood .. with one Hemprigg Lying Betwixt the Lands of Richard
Foxcroft & Ann Knipe, with all ways waters water courses woods .. And all
other Rights .. as Moors Mosses Commons Pastures Common of Pastures Seats in
the Church", subject only to a payment of 1s 8d per annum to "the
Rector of Bentham", signed and sealed ‘Hugh Armistead Isabel Amistead
her mark’, and witnessed by James Thornbeck, James Walker and John Cockin, in
another hand "Perus’d & Allow’d by Richd. Goodall Rr. of
Bentham", 1 side 18" x 23", n.p., 22nd November 1725,
Ingleton, at the foot of Ingleborough, lies between Settle and Sedbergh. |
Armistead |
Wilkinson |
Thornbeck |
Foxcroft |
Knipe |
Walker |
Cockin |
Goodall |
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280 |
1860 |
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1860
ANTIQUE DEED AUCTIONEER FILEY YORKSHIRE -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT COPY SETTLEMENT DEED FOR A A SUM OF NINE HUNDRED ANFD FORTY SEVEN
POUNDS PAID UNDER THE WILL OF ROBERT DIXON LATE OF MOLESCROFT IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK - TO MR JAMES RICHARDSON AUCTIONEER OF FILEY YORKSHIRE AND MRS ELIZA
RICHARDSON. IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMP
- AND THREE RED WAX SEAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF
LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE RICHARDSON FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 26 INCHES BY 21 INCHES |
Dixon |
Richardson |
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281 |
1812 |
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1812
ANTIQUE VELLUM DEED BEVERLEY GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT OF LANDS AT BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK AT OR CALLED LIARGATE AND ST. MARGARET'S. BETWEEN CHRISTOPHER MACHELL OF
BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, BENJAMIN BLAYDES OF BEVERLEY AND APPLETON
BENNISON OF KINGSTON-UPON-HULL IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMP AND FOUR WHEEL RED WAX SEALS - OF INTEREST
TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE
BENNISON AND BLAYDES FAMILIES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27 INCHES
BY 31 INCHES |
Machell |
Blaydes |
Bennison |
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282 |
1813 |
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1813 ANTIQUE
VELLUM DEED BEVERLEY GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DEED OF RELEASE AND CONVEYANCE OF LANDS AT BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK AT A STREET CALLED LAIRGATE AND ST. MARGARET'S. BETWEEN APPLETON
BENNISON OF KINGSTON-UPON-HULL AND JAMES WALKER OF BEVERLEY IN FINE TO VERY
FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
- WITH ONE ESCUTCHEONED FISCAL REVENUE STAMP AND ONE RED WAX SEAL - OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE BENNISON AND BLAYDES FAMILIES ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 27
INCHES BY 31 INCHES |
Bennison |
Walker |
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283 |
1888 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 4th August 1888 being a conveyance of land in Parkinson
Lane, Halifax. The contract is between Martha Bentley and William Oswin
(Grocer). This document opens out to approx 16" x 10" and runs to
four pages. It incorporates a plan of the property, bears two original wax
seals and one revenue stamp, and also has the imprint seal of the Wakefield
Registrar. Some storage dustiness to the outside page but otherwise in very
good condition. |
Bentley |
Oswin |
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284 |
1889 |
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Here is
a vellum Indenture dated 25th January 1889 being a conveyance of property in
Amber Street, Middlesbrough. The contract is between The Owners of the
Middlesbrough Estate Ltd, David Almgill and John Dean (Builders), and William
Edward Unthank (Marine Engineer). This beautifully handwritten document opens
out to approx 22" x 13", runs to four pages and incorporates a plan
of the premises. It bears four original wax seals, one of which is an ornate
seal of the Middlesbrough Estate Ltd., and one revenue stamp. There is also
the imprint seal of the Northallerton Registrar. It is in excellent
condition. |
Almgill |
Dean |
Unthank |
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285 |
1891 |
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Here is
a parchment Indenture dated 11th August 1891 being in respect of a conveyance
of property situate Mortomley Lane End, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. The contract
is between George & Harriett Berkenshaw (Charcoal Burner) and George
Dransfield (Innkeeper). Another name mentioned is The Right Hon. Edward
Montagu Stuart Granville (Lord Wharncliffe). This document opens out to
approx 17" x 11", runs to four pages (one blank), and bears three
original wax seals and four revenue stamps. In folded, but very good
condition. |
Berkenshaw |
Dransfield |
Granville |
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286 |
1705 |
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An
attractive and interesting hand written Deed of Gift document dated 15th June
1705 during the reign of Queen Anne, pertaining to Nicholas Hargreaves of
Thorpe in the Parish of Burnsall in Craven and County of Yorke making a gift
of his Cottage house and another small property in Thorpe to his two
daughters Elizabeth Hargreaves and Mary Hargreaves. Other names
included: Anthony Richardson,
Nicholas (Reyner?) & John Inman. A slightly grubby document bearing the
usual long term storage folds & creases. Comprising a single sheet of
period watermarked paper approx. 14” x 9” with all text fully legible for
transcription. Single red wax seal and two embossed revenue stamps. |
Hargreaves |
Richardson |
Reyner |
Inman |
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287 |
1809 |
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Vellum
probate will dated 1809 for a Miss ANN PARKINSON of PICKERING in North
Yorkshire (died 25th Nov.1809) - a bit grubby on outer leaf but fine and
clear inside, all written in immaculate hand and a fine document for local
historian to research. |
Parkinson |
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288 |
1811 |
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1811
vellum PROBATE of the WILL for WILLIAM PARKINSON (died 16th April 1811) of
PICKERING in NORTH YORKSHIRE. Some age discolouration on back of document and
a bit grubby on outer leaf but all fine and clear inside for research. |
Parkinson |
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289 |
1792 |
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1792
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED REIGN OF GEORGE III LANCASHIRE -.LOW START
PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED FOR SECURING £10,000 WITH
INTEREST AGAINST ALL THAT MANOR OR REPUTED MANOR OF MOWTHORPE IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK ~ ALL THAT CAPITAL GROUND LYING IN THE TOWNSHIP OF INGLEBY. BETWEEN
GEORGE WOOD OF MIDDLE TEMPLE LONDON AND HENRY HOARE, HENRY HUGH HOARE,
CHARLES HOARE AND HENRY MERICK HOARE OF FLEET STREET IN THE CITY OF LONDON IN
FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - -
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH TWO ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND ONE RED WAX SEAL
- OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE WOOD FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 25 INCHES
BY 31 INCHES |
Wood |
Hoare |
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290 |
1851 |
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1851 ANTIQUE
VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED YORKSHIRE -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF TWO CLOSES OF LAND AT SANDHOLME IN THE COUNTY
OF YORKSHIRE CALLED BLACK TOFT AND BISHOP SOIL. ELLEN EMPSON OF SPELLOW HILL
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, WILLIAM EMPSON OF EAST INDIA COLLEGE HERTFORD AND THE
REVEREND WILLIAM HENRY EMPSON OF WELLOW VICARAGE TO JAMES HOLMES OF MARKET
WEIGHTON AND GEORGE PIERCY CHEMIST OF THE SAME PLACE IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS AND FOUR RED WAX SEALS - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL
HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE EMPSON FAMILY
ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 24 INCHES BY 30 INCHES |
Empson |
Holmes |
Piercy |
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291 |
1864 |
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1864
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED YORKSHIRE -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DEED OF CONVEYANCE OF MESSUAGE AND CLOSES OF LAND
SITUATE AT SANDHOLME IN THE PARISH OF EASTINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK.
BETWEEN ANN MILNER OF KILHAM IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND JOHN MILNER OF KILHAM,
FARMER, TO JAMES KIRKPATRICK THE YOUNGER OF SANDHOLME IN THE PARISH OF
EASTINGTON, FARMER IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION - - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH ONE
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP AND THREE RED WAX SEALS - PLUS HAND DRAWN SURVEY
MAP OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND
GENEALOGY FOR THE MILNER FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 23
INCHES BY 30 INCHES |
Milner |
Kirkpatrick |
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292 |
1806 |
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1806
ANTIQUE PAPER DEED BEVERLY YORKSHIRE - REIGN OF GEORGE III -.LOW START PRICE
AND NO RESERVE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE "BETWEEN PHILIP LANGDALE OF HOUGHTON
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK WITH THE CONSENT OF THE MAYOR ALDERMAN AND BURGESSES OF
BEVERLEY OF THE SECOND PART TO
BENJAMIN BLAYDEN OF MELTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK." LEASE OF MEADOW AT
HASSELL MOOR CALLED SOUTHERNMOST SAINT GYLES CROFT ON ELMEADS AND PINE
WATERMARKED STATIONARY FOR 1801 WITH THREE DIFFERENT FIRM STRIKE FISCAL
REVENUE STAMPS AND TAX STAMP. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL -
OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE LANGDALE FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 16
INCHES |
Langdale |
Blayden |
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293 |
1873 |
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1873
ANTIQUE DEED MANOR OF WEIGHTON WITH SHIPTON YORKSHIRE- -.LOW START PRICE AND
NO RESERVE SURRENDER AND RELEASE "WILLIAM PEARSON AND ROBERT PEARSON OF MYTON
HALL NEAR BOROUGHBRIDGE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, GARDENER TO HENRY JOHNSON LAND
ON YORK ROAD AT MARKET WEIGHTON.." IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY FOR THE PEARSON FAMILY ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE
222 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
Pearson |
Johnson |
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294 |
1875 |
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1875
ANTIQUE DEED HELPERTHORPE YORKSHIRE- -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE
CONVEYANCE "CONVEYANCE BY SIR TATTON SYKES BARONET OF A PIECE OF LAND AT
HELPERTHORPE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK TO BE ADDED TO THE CHURCHYARD
THERE.." ONE WAX SEAL - SMALL HAND COLOURED SURVEY PLAN. IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE SYKES FAMILY ON ONE SHEET
OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 20 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
Sykes |
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295 |
1880 |
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1880 ANTIQUE
PAPER DEED BEVERLEY YORKSHIRE - -.LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE ABSTRACT OF
TITLE "ABSTRACT OF TITLE OF MESSERS RICHARDSON AND TODD AS TRUSTEES
UNDER THE MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT OF MRS THEODOSIA SCOTT TO OFFICE, STABLES AND
BUILDINGS SITUATE IN OR NEAR LAIR GATE IN BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF
YORKSHIRE." ON EIGHT SHEETS OF MANUFACTURERS WATERMARKED PAPER. IN VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY FOR THE RICHARSON FAMILY OF HOLDERNESS ON EIGHT SHEETS OF
FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 12 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
Richardson |
Todd |
Scott |
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296 |
1901 |
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1901
ANTIQUE DEED GRANSMOOR YORKSHIRE -.SETTLEMENT RELEASE "BETWEEN MARGARET THORNTON
DUESBERY OF BOISEVAIN IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA, HUGH FRIARS THORNTON
DUESBURY OF BOISEVAIN, FARMER; DORA FENELLA THORNTON DUESBERY OF SAINT GEORGE
VICARAGE ISLE OF MAN; KATE HINDERWELL THORNTON DUESBERY, HOGGERSTON, LONDON
TO THE REVEREND CHARLES LEONARD THORNTON DUESBERY OF SAINT MARKS VICARAGE
BARROW IN FURNESS IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AND MONA SOPHIA THORNTON
DUESBERY." SETTLEMENT FOR SHARES IN THE GRANSMOOR ESTATE IN THE EAST
RIDING OF YORKSHIRE AND CONDITIONS UNDER MARIAGE SETTLEMENT ON WATERLOW
BROTHERS AND LAYTON LAW STATIONARY TEN SHILLING FISCAL REVENUE STAMP. IN VERY
FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY FOR THE DUESBERY FAMILY ON ONE
SHEET OF FOLDED PARCHMENT - SIZE 22 INCHES BY 16 INCHES |
Duesbery |
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297 |
1919 |
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1919
ANTIQUE DEED RACEHORSE TRAINER YORK -REVENUE STAMPS -.LEASE FOR HORSE
TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT "BETWEEN ROBERT WARD ARMSTRONG OF CLIFTON HILL PENRITH
IN THE COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND RACEHORSE TRAINER OF THE ONE PART AND NATHAN
HORN SCOTT OF TUPGILL IN THE PARISH OF COVERHAM IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
RACEHORSE TRAINER - CONSISTING OF TRAINERS DWELLING HOUSE AND COTTAGES WITH
THE STABLES LOOSE BOXES COACH HOUSES BLACKSMITHS SHOP AND GARDENS GARTHS
ETC." ON DRIVERS LAW STATIONARY FIVE SHILLING FISCAL REVENUE STAMP. IN
VERY FINE CONDITION - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL - WITH MAP OF RACING STABLES OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY
FOR THE SCOTT FAMILY ON FOUR SHEETS OF FOLDED PAPER - SIZE 10 INCHES BY 16
INCHES PLUS ESTATE PLAN |
Armstrong |
Scott |
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298 |
1899 |
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Here is
a parchment/vellum Indenture dated 28th February 1899 being a Conveyance of
land situate Kirkstead Road, Woodhall Spa, Lincoln. The contract is between
Richard Challands, Lace Manufacturer of Nottingham; Walter Owen Hickson,
Architect of Nottingham; and Harriet Hartley wife of Joseph Hartley, Packing
Case Maker of Bradford. This beautifully handwritten document measures
15" x 10", runs to four pages, the first page of which is
scalloped, contains a separate full page plan of the property, and bears
three original wax seals and one revenue stamp. It is in excellent condition.
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Challands |
Hickson |
Hartley |
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299 |
1861 |
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MORTGAGE
INDENTURE DATED 6th JUNE 1861 MORTGAGE OF HERIDAMENTS IN CALEDONIAN. ROAD. LEEDS
HAND WRITTEN ON SCALLOP TOP PARCHMENT COPPER PLATE SCRIPT RELATING TO A Mr
JOHN STUBBERD BROOK & THE LEEDS PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY ALL IMPRESS
& WAX SEALS THIS ITEM IS BEING AUCTIONED WITHOUT RESERVE |
Brook |
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300 |
1807 |
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Indenture
dated 1807 relating to the apprenticeship of George Lyon of Kexby in the
parish of Upton in the County of Lincoln, to William Credland (Butcher), of
Doncaster in the County of York. Size 41cm x 33 cm (approx). Document is in a
delicate condition with some tears along the fold lines. Also, seals missing. |
Lyon |
Credland |
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