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1809 |
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1809
ANTIQUE manuscript DEED Blaydes BEVERLEY Yorkshire. DEED of MORTGAGE IN FEE
OF A CAPITAL MESSUAGE AND LANDS AT BEVERLEY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK ON A STREET
CALLED SAREGATE OR LAIRGATE- REFERENCES TO DOG POUND AND SKELDGATE BAR.
CONTAINS MASSES OF INFORMATION ON PROPERTIES AND THEIR OWNERS. BETWEEN
BENJAMIN BLAYDES OF BEVERLEY IN THE |
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1783 |
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Lease
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403 |
1708 |
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1708
ANTIQUE DEED Reign of QUEEN ANNE Stokesley |
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1657 |
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1657
RARE ANTIQUE manuscript DEED dated from the time of OLIVER CROMWELL's
PARLIAMENT from Stokesley YORKSHIRE. DEED of ASSIGNMENT OF MESSUAGES COTTAGE
SITUATE AND LYING IN STOKESLEY ABUTTING THE LANDS OF LEAONARD WILLSON
TOGETHER WITH ALL HOUSES BARNES STABLE AND SHOPS BETWEEN RAIGH MAN OF
STOKESLEYIN THE COUNTY OF YORK ON THE ONE PART AND MYLOS MAN SON OF THE SAID
RAIGH MAN OF THE OTHER. IMPORTANT DEED FOR THIS TOWN JUST SOUTH OF
MIDDLESBROUGH LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture Vellum
Deed SIGNED BY THE MARK OF RAIGH MAN ONE SEAL TAPE - IN FINE TO VERY FINE CONDITION FOR ITS 347
YEARS OF AGE- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF
INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS
AND GENEALOGY ON FIVE SHEETs OF FOLDED
VELLUM - SIZE 23 INCHES BY 10 INCHES |
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405 |
1803 |
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indenture dated |
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406 |
1815 |
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Lease
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407 |
1880 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1880 being the conveyance of a parcel of land
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408 |
1697 |
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1697
ANTIQUE DEED Reign of WILLIAM III Gt Ayton |
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1631 |
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1631 RARE
ANTIQUE manuscript DEED dated from the time of the reign of CHARLES I from
THE MANOR of Stokesley YORKSHIRE. DEED of ASSIGNMENT OF FIVE MESSUAGES
COTTAGES AND STABLES SITUATE AND LYING IN STOKESLEY between the River Leven
and Town Street This item is written in Latin but we taken the details from
other later deeds we have listed from this small collection. IMPORTANT DEED
FOR THIS TOWN JUST SOUTH OF MIDDLESBROUGH LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE -
Manuscript Indenture Vellum Deed SIGNED BY THE MARK OF A THOMAS TURNER ONE
SEAL TAPE - IN FINE CONDITION FOR ITS
373 YEARS OF AGE- GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY, COLLECTORS OF LEGAL
DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON FIVE SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 12 INCHES BY 7 INCHES |
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410 |
1628 |
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1628
ANTIQUE DEED from REIGN Charles I STOKESLEY Yorks DEED OF GRANT FOR PROPERTY
IN THE MANOR OF STOKESLEY TO RICHARD MANN This item is written in Latin but
we have taken the details from other later deeds we have listed from this
small collection. LOW START PRICE AND NO RESERVE - Manuscript Indenture
Vellum Deed ONE SEAL TAPE - IN FINE
CONDITION FOR ITS 376 YEARS OF AGE-
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL HISTORIANS, LOCAL HISTORY,
COLLECTORS OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND GENEALOGY ON FIVE SHEETs OF FOLDED VELLUM - SIZE 12 INCHES BY 5 INCHES |
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411 |
1875 |
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Here is
an ornate scalloped parchment Indenture dated |
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412 |
1864 |
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Here is
an ornate scalloped double-sheeted vellum Indenture dated 6th April 1864
being a Conveyance of property situate Murray Street, Falsgrave, Scarborough.
The contract is between Benjamin Gunson, Gentleman and his Wife Sophia; and
John Wood, Gentleman. There is a further Indenture incorporated therein,
dated 7th July 1865 between John Wood, and George Porrett, Druggist. This
document opens out to 28" x 22", is comprised of two sheets and
bears four wax seals and three revenue stamps. Some storage
"dustiness" but otherwise in very good condition and would make a
striking framed display item. |
Gunson |
Wood |
Porrett |
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413 |
1832 |
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Bond of
Indemnity against claim of Dower -
Mirfield, |
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414 |
1886 |
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64/23
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Sale of Cottages and ground by Hester Harris
(Normanton, Yorks.) to John Powell (Lamb Inn, Mangotsfield). Refers to 2000
year Lease originally created by agreement 1598, acquisition by Charles
Harris in 1874 and subsequent sale by his widow Hester (Ester) to John
Powell. Parchment, with mark and seal of Hester Harris. [see also 'Wills'
below, re Powell] £32 |
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415 |
1886 |
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64/28
Mangotsfield - 1886 - Abstract of Title of Hester Harris (Normanton, Yorks.)
to Cottages and ground in Mangotsfield. Original Lease created 1598, and
subsequently acquired by Charles Harris from bankrupt estate of Robert Bissix
(Hamham) - includes details of various mortgages raised by Bissix on security
of his properties, and his subsequent bankruptcy. Written on 10 sheets of
paper. [see also 64/23] £37 |
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416 |
1907 |
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Eyton, Rev. Robert William- Winchfield - 1907. Appointment of new trustees
under Will -vellum - contains details of original Will and extensive details
of subsequent events. Appointment of John Henry Leslie, Sheffield and
Reginald Masefield, Ledbury as executors with Henry John Beckwith, Craven
Arms signed and sealed by all three new trustees. £25 |
Eyton |
Leslie |
Masefield |
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417 |
1856 |
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Legal
Document Indenture Dated 26 July 1856, between:- William Watson of
Barnoldswick Sir Charles Robert Horner of Broughton Hall York Matthew Wilson
of Eshton Hall York William Stockdale of Skipton Forster Horner of Skipton A
large document written on waxed paper, in very good condition considering
it's age, very interesting. |
Watson |
Horner |
Wilson |
Stockdale |
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418 |
1560 |
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A
Museum Piece. Original 1560 Vellum Manuscript in Latin. Large Royal Seal.
1825 Translation in English Copperplate writing. Abstraction - "Pleas
before the Queen at Westminster....Lawrence Stansfeld by Robert Cloughe
attorney a bill against Thomas Stansfeld in the custody of a Marshall of a
plea of trespass and there are pledges to prosecute John Doe and Richard
Roe....before the Queen herself" It seems that the case centres on some
animals that were trespassing "depasturing heading(?) down and consuming
the grass" on land which Lawrence called Hollyngrakeholme at Stansfield
in the County aforesaid (Todmorden area of Yorkshire). There is also mention
of a hearing at York castle in the County of York with named Jurors - Robert
Furnes, Alexander Byshworthe, John Horsfall, John Hopkinson John Hoerede,
Edward Wodehed, John Mydgeley, William Cowper, Robert Craven. To cut a long
story short....Thomas was found not guilty. |
Stansfield |
Cloughe |
Doe |
Roe |
Furnes |
Bysheworth |
Horsfall |
Hopkinson |
Hoerede |
Wodehed |
Mydgeley |
Cowper |
Craven |
419 |
1875 |
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1875
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT Eastington YORK Holmes ~ Kirkpatrick. MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE ON PARCHMENT ~ BEING A DEED OF CONVEYANCE IN FEE OF A CLOSE OF LAND
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SANDHOLME IN THE PARISH OF EASTINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK. 'TO THE USES BY THE WILL OF THE LATE Mr JAMES HOLMES DECLARED
CONCERNING THE HEREDITS THERBY DEVISED FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS DAUGHTER MRS
KIRKPATRICK DURING HER LIFE. between THE REVEREND JAMES WALBY HOLMES OF
NEWMILL IN THE PARISH OF KIRKBUCTON IN WEST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK, CLERK
IN HOLY ORDERS OF THE FIRST PART AND JOHN SEATON WEST KIRKPATRICK OF MARKET
WEIGHTON IN THE EAST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK, GENTLEMAN AND HANNAH
KIRKPATRICK HIS WIFE OF THE SECOND PART AND THE REVEREND BAPTIST JAMES HOLMES
OF KIRKBUCTON, CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS. ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP ~ THREE RED
WAX SEALS - GUARANTEED ORIGINAL ~ 29 X 25 INCHES |
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420 |
1850-1872 |
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A rare
and unique Yorkshire (Selby) manuscript book, providing a totally original
document relating to the rural economy and socio-economic situation over 20
years of Queen Victoria's reign. This wonderful, unique Memorandum Book of
approximately 228 pages of hand-written text and figures relates to the
accounts and records of a professional person and/or estate owner for the
years: 1850-1872. The book itself (4.25 x 6.5 inches) has a leather spine and
corners with marbled paper covers. The leather is a little worn but has no
defects. The paper boards are well worn – the book has been well used – but
is intact with no tears. The binding is tight with no loose pages. The book
itself is a: “London Memorandum Book; containing an Almanack, List of Stamps,
London Bankers, Weather Table, Post Office Regulations and a concise Ready
Reckoner”. The Almanac is for 1849. The notebook has marbled end-papers with
a small newspaper cutting about the 1861 census attached. Some entries start
from the back of the book. (The writer will be deducible from an analysis of
the text.) The entries relate to the Selby area, especially: Snaith, Hirst, Here
are some typical entries: 2? Aug
1850 Paid Sarah Jackson her wage up to the present time Leaving in
consequence of pregnancy. Wage £4-14-6 Surnames
of LAZENBY, OXLEY, TOMLINSON, BROWN, COOKE, DOBSON, HIMSWORTH and ICKRINGILL
occur regularly. |
Burton |
Dickinson |
Hazle |
Jackson |
Lazenby |
Oxley |
Tomlinson |
Brown |
Cooke |
Dobson |
Himsworth |
Ickringill |
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1619 |
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Indenture
recording the sale of lands in Coatham Mandeville, nr Darlington, County
Durham, between George Melmerbie of Hutton Bonville, Yorkshire, yeoman, and
William Jackson of Newcastle upon Tyne, gentleman. Dated 20th day of March
1619 in the 16th year of the reign of James I. A nice example of an early
17th century document relating to messuages and tenements in Coatham
Mandeville called Grayston, The More, Suelkarr, and Gooddam Slatte. Very nice
calligraphy. Dust marking and creasing otherwise text very clear. Handwritten
in English on vellum. 50 by 32 cm. |
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1739 |
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This is
an original document dated 10th October 1739 made by a William Thompson of
Illingworth Yorkshire. It is signed sealed and delivered and duty stamped 8d. |
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423 |
1857 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated |
Strickland |
Fletcher |
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424 |
1854 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated |
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1637,
1640 |
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1616-1796 |
Dominic
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Hutton |
Tennens |
Dodsworth |
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Doighton |
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1655 |
Dominic
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415 |
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Boultods |
Hawkins |
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1622 |
Dominic
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416 |
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1633-1708 |
Dominic
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1832 |
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Offered
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1859 |
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An
original 1859 Three page vellum double indenture (Two indentures together, The
other dated 1863) made between The Right Honorable Henry John Chetroynd Earl
of Shrewsbury And Talbot & Mrs Benjamin holder Green and Sarah Green of |
Chetroynd |
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1799 |
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An
original paper document from the Tax Office for the redemption of Land tax in
1799. Concerns Charles Radcliffe of Hipperholme cum Brighouse, In the west
riding of Yorkshire. Lots of info in this paper document. Measures Approx. 19
inches x 15 inches. 2 red paper seals gone and a lot of staining, But an
extremely rare document. Would look good framed on the office wall !!!!
Personally Signed by the appointed commissioners Joseph Beckett and The Mayor
of Leeds in 1799 John Calverley. Signed on the outside cover by Charles
Radcliffe. |
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1695 |
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1695
fine vellum WILL for RICHARD PEARSON of RYEHILL, HOLDERNESS in YORKSHIRE -
(mentions his daughter ELIZABETH and also RICHARD the son of his brother
SAMUEL PEARSON of HULL) and is attached by paper seal to another document in
latin, both of these have very early use of embossed DUTY STAMPS, witnessed
at base by HENRY WILKINSON and JO. WEBSTER. All in fine condition throughout
and a great research document - an object lesson in penmanship, it measures
about 18 x 12", a few folds. |
Pearson |
Wilkinson |
Webster |
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434 |
1730 |
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Fine
Original 1730 Vellum Ordination document for the Revd Stephen Tillotson to
SKIPTON, signed by Lancelott Ebor, with fine ecclesiastical seal. |
Tillotson |
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1812 |
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YORKSHIRE;
1812 original manuscript Power of Attorney from William Wainman, Capt in the
14th Regiment of Dragoons to his Father William Wainman of Carrhead, in the
Parish of Kildwick. Fine wax seal and Signature. |
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436 |
1813 |
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London.
Original manuscript receipt of 1813 from John Barwise, Watchmaker to Capt
Wainman for a New double bottom Silver Hunting Watch, cased jeweled &
seconds name BARWISE, London No 5627, £12-12 together with the original
receipt for payment. |
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1814 |
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LONDON
1814 Fine original manuscript receipt from John Barwise, famous London
Watchmakers for the repair ("a new seconds hand cleaned and
repaired") to a Silver Hunting Watch, and a Gold Key, £1 and signed by
Weston Barwise, addressed to Capt Wainman. |
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Wainman |
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1786 |
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YORKSHIRE;
1786 Fine original obligation bond between William Holdsworth of St Botolph,
Middlesex, Thomas Hogson of Saint Catherine Cree, Middlesex, John Parks of
Maidstone, Kent, Benjimin Hodgson of Castle Baynard, Middlesex, Hannah
Burnett of Marybone to William Wainman of Carrhead in the Parish of Kildwick,
Skipton, Yorkshire. Fine wax seals & signatures. |
Holdsworth |
Hogson |
Parks |
Hodgson |
Burnett |
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1813 |
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YORKSHIRE;
1813 three page letter from Fence End, Skipton to Mr Wainman of Carrhead,
relating to the Tithes, landowners meeting and interest in building proposed
Chapel of ease at west end of Parish of Kildwick. Charged "2"d
postage with SKIPTON post mark on front. |
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440 |
1591 |
H R
Moulton Catalogue 1930 |
C1375 |
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Harvye |
Beckwith |
Lyfford |
Sentleger |
Wood |
Sherburne |
Newman |
Hewett |
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1719,
1744 |
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1719
OLD paper MANUSCRIPT Barronet SOUTH SEA BUBBLE. IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE I MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN LADY STAPILTON OF BODELL IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
OF THE FIRST PART, SIR THOMAS LONGUEVILLE OF ASHPEL IN THE COUNTY OF BEFORD
BARRONET OF THE SECOND PART AND RALPH LAWTON ESQ., OF THE PARISH OF ST.
ANDREWS HOLBORNE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, EXECUTORS OF THE GOODS AND
CHATTELS OF SIR EDWARD LONGUEVILLE BARRONET DECEASED. DATED |
Stapilton |
Longueville |
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1833 |
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1833 MANUSCRIPT
DEED SAINT LEGER FAMILY |
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Holleworth |
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1862 |
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Offered
is this 2 in 1 vellum document (indenture) dated 4 June 1862 and 12 August
1872. The document measures 24.5 inches long by 31 inches wide. It is between
Henry Muzeen Russell, William Cooke, George Leefe, Charles James Russell and
George Russell. It deals with the conveyance of closes of freehold lands and
building called The Howl (now called Great Howl) Little Howl, Cold Garth Head
and Hoods Close. The first indenture has a coloured hand drawn plan of the
areas concerned. The second indenture has been written on the reverse side of
one of the pages. It has the four wax seals and signatures together with the
revenue stamp. It is clean and very well written |
Russell |
Cooke |
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1755 |
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Offered
is this one page vellum document dated 5th July 1755. It measures 22.5 inches
long by 29.5 inches wide. It is between Joseph Atkinson, Isabella Atkinson
and Francis Robinson. It deals with the conveyance of meesuage, cottage
tennements together with garth, yard, stables, blacksmith shop in Kirkby
Overblows in the County of York. It retains the revenue stamp together with
two wax seals and signatures of both the listed Atkinsons. It is beautifully
written and very readable. |
Atkinson |
Robinson |
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445 |
1885 |
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Offered
is this 2 in 1 three page vellum document dated 17 December 1885 and 13th
December 1892. The document measures 16.25 inches long by 10.25 inches wide.
It is between James Fowler Lake and Jane Taylor. The first deals with the
mortgage of a dwelling house number 34 Aurborough Street, Scarborough in the
County of York. The second indenture which is written on the reverse side of
one of the pages deals with the reconveyance of those premises. The document
retains the revenue stamp and wax seals with signatures. It is clean and well
written. |
Lake |
Taylor |
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446 |
1810 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 6th April 1810. It measures21.5
inches long by 28.5 inches wide. It is between William Wardell and William
Brigham. It deals with the release and conveyance of three closes of land
between Westwood and Queensgate in Beverley Park in the County of York. It
retains the revenue stamp and wax seal and signature of William Wardell. The
document is clean and very well written |
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Brigham |
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1896 |
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Offered
is this extensive 29 page vellum document together with a very detailed
coloured plan. It measures 15.5 inches long by 10.5 inches wide. The plan
folds out to measure 15.5 inches long by 29.5 inches wide. it is between Lot
Craven, Percy Lot Craven, Oliver Brook Lister, Thomas Railton, Atkinson
Lonsdale, Gavin Mastin, The Bradford District Bank Ltd and Herbert James
Jeffery. It derals with the deed of p[artition of the seal and leasehold
hereditaments, tennements, lands and The Vale Dyeworks Estate located in
Midland Road, Valley Road and Canal Road in the Borough of Bradford in the
County of York. The document is very extensive and retains the revenue stamp
together with seven seals and signatures. |
Craven |
Lister |
Railton |
Lonsdale |
Mastin |
Jeffery |
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448 |
1883 |
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Here is
an ornate vellum Indenture dated 11th August 1883 being a Mortgage on
property situate in New Street, Newland, Hull. The contract is between George John
Randerson, Boot and Shoe Maker; Helen Deheer of Scarborough, Widow; Thomas
Ward Hearfield, Solicitor; and the Rev. John Aspinall Addison, Chaplain of
Hull Borough Prison. This document opens out to approx 28" x 22",
and has four wax seals and one revenue stamp. In excellent condition and would
make a striking framed display item. |
Randerson |
Deheer |
Hearfield |
Addison |
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449 |
1874 |
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1874
English Vellum Indenture Handwritten vellum indenture dated 1874 with two red
wax seals. The indenture pertains to deal with a conveyance of a piece of
ground and hereditaments at Sewerby in the county of York between several
parties names of John Franke Lamplugh of Brialington Quay in the county of
York Gentleman of the one part; and Richard Hupson of Sewerby in the said
county Builder of the other part.
Large fancy printed vignette, Blue Tax Revenue Stamp, and 2 red wax
seals. Fine condition, measures approx
28 x 23. |
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Hupson |
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450 |
1854 |
Chapel Books |
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An 1854
contract for the sale of the 163 acre farm by Lord Guernsey to Edward
Sheardown (of Doncaster). Very grubby indeed (as folded). Also a draft of the
same document, and a draft of a subsequent covenant which includes details of
previous deeds & the respective parties going back to 1812. All
manuscript on paper. (ref 754/273) |
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Copse, ? Berrean? - Small folding letter card with an engraving dated
23/2/1860 of Norfolk Park, Sheffield, at the top, containing a manuscript
riddle entitled 'The Bishop of Oxford riddle', and signed by (Berrean) Copse.
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63/6 - 1826
- Samuel Smith (Hambleton, Yorks.) - Sale of Land in Ashby, Lincs. to
William Chatterton, John Hoyland (Brierly, Yorks.) John Chatterton
(Froddingham) and William Brown (Owston) also party to Agreement. 3
sheets parchment - signed and sealed by S Smith, John Hoyland and John Chatterton and witnessed by Edw
Parker (Solr. Selby) James Wilson, clerk, Robt. Hoyland, W J Smith, Fanney
Chapman and Anne Banks. Details of earlier Deeds establishing title back to
1754 and close of land sold. £52 |
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68/30
Horsforth - 1721 - sale of Land by John Stanhope to Thomas Dade (Calverley).
Thomas Dade already owned some of the adjoining properties. Paper
Indenture with decorative initial letter, signed and sealed by John Stanhope
and witnessed by Edw Wilson and Chris Holt.
£58 |
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63/3 - 1812 - William Morrison (Kingston upon
Hull) - Sale of Land in South
Killingholme, Lincs. to John Humphrey (Habrough). Matthew Rack and William
Smith Hesleden also party to the agreement. 2
sheets parchment - signed and sealed by Wm Morrison, John Humphrey Wm Hesleden and Matthew Rack. Witnessed by
Thos Brown, Robert Bygott, Jno Dickinson. Refers to William Morrison's father
and grandfather, earlier Deeds and Mortgage from Matthew Rack.. £47 |
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63/18
Rotherham - 1872 - Trent, Ancholme and Grimsby Railway. Henry Wigfield, Jarvis Harris, Jos Richards
and Arthur George Harris (all Rotherham, ) party to the agreement for
Railway. Grant of Right of Way by Rev. Edward Mitford Weigall in Frodingham, Lincolnshire. 2
sheets parchment with small plan on sheet 2
- signed and sealed by all 5
parties. Railway to be used for transporting Ironstone and Iron ore
from mines on Vicarage Glebelands. Detailed restrictions relating to 40 year
Lease, including annual rental and royalties. Other names - Cole, Sheffield,
Trafford, Winn. £48 |
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53/178 Crosley,
Thomas - Bradford - 1861 [see also 50/28 - Tetley, below] Probated Will -
vellum - together with separate Affidavit relating to Trust Fund - names
nephews and nieces of both self and wife (Ackroyd, Daniel, Lockwood, Maud,
Tetley) and some of their children.
£28 |
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50/106
Ellis, Elizabeth - Wakefield - 1811 Original Will - paper - names husband,
father and mother - Wilson . £45 |
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53/177
England, Mary (wife of 53/176) - Hatfield - 1838 Letters of Administration -
names both current and former husband - John Belton, Deceased of
Lincolnshire. £13 |
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53/176
England, Thomas (husband of 53/177) - Hatfield - 1839 Probated Will - vellum
- names 3 daughters (England, Major, Pettinger) and son in law. £26 |
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50/115
Fox, Hannah - Batley - 1892 Letters of Administration - husband Phineas £6 |
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50/110
Gleadall, William - Cliff Common - 1857 Original Will - paper - names son and
brother - in - law [Kay] does not name wife and other children. £40 |
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462 |
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50/117
Heppleston, George Henry - Huddersfield - 1906 Probated Will - names
daughters [Briggs and Entwhistle ] and granddaughters. £16 |
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50/108
Horsfall, Charles - Ravenssthorp - 1854 Probated Will - vellum - names wife,
2brothers and sister [Garrett], children not named. £25 |
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50/ 109
Horsfall, Thomas Hill (uncle of 50/108) - Thirsk - 1855 Probated Will -
vellum - names wife’s brothers (Priestley ) and sister (Milnthorpe ) 3
nephews and niece (Garrett ) and some of their children - extensive estates. £50 |
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50/113
Teale, Charlotte Frances - (daughter of 50/111) - Scarborough - 1886 Letters
of Administration - vellum -- granted to mother. £8 |
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50/114
Teale , Frances Ann - (widow of 50/111) - Scarborough - 1888 Probated Will
and Codicil - vellum - names daughter and 2 sons £20 |
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50/116
Teale , Frances Ann - Scarborough - 1901 - (daughter of 50/111) Probated Will
- names brothers and sister (Brierley ), nephews and nieces and Godchildren.
£16 |
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50/111
Teale, Thomas Pridgin - Leeds - 1867. Probated Will and Codicils - vellum -
names wife, 5 children and daughter in law. Connections with Moor Allerton
extensive properties Leeds. £30 |
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50/28
Tetley, Samuel - Bradford - 8/4/1875 Signed receipt for monies from estate of
Thomas Crosley Deceased [see also 53/178, above] in his capacity as Executor
of the Will of his late father, Thomas - refers to Mary Maud's Life
Interest. £6 |
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53/179
Robinson, Elizabeth Lawrence - Brettanby Manor - 1891 Probate Office copy of
Will and codicil with Letters of Administration - vellum - names husband, 2
sons and daughter (Barton) and refers to own, and daughters Marriage
Settlements and Settlement on son, and to friend's Will. £23 |
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53/175
Walker, Mary Ann (spinster) - Kingston upon Hull - 1802 Letters of
Administration - brother, Miles Walker, Middx. £12 |
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50/107
Wallgate, Elizabeth [spinster] - Kingston upon Hull - 1844. Probated Will -
vellum - names niece Elizabeth wife of John Fillinghan and various
beneficiaries K u Hull, Beadle, Bowers, Chapman, Lawson, Thundercliffe. £25 |
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50/112
Wells, Elizabeth Ann - Kingston upon Hull - 1866. Letters of Administration -
vellum - husband Benjamin. £8 |
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1880 |
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Lease
1. An attractive and
interesting hand written vellum Lease document dated 22nd April 1880 during
the reign of Queen Victoria, between Mr Thomas Clouser of 27 High Street
Hampstead in the County of Middlesex Builder on the one part and Francis
William Davenport of 30 Baker Street in the said County of Middlesex Esquire
of the other part. Pertaining to the property No 10 Church Row Hampstead in
the County of Middlesex. Lease
2. Lease document dated 28th
November 1890 during the reign of Queen Victoria, between William Woodward of
7 Duke Street Adelphi in the County of
Middlesex Architect on the first part Robert William Harrison of the second part and John Eleson Robinson of
192 Rock Street Sheffield in the County of York Engineer of the third part.
Pertaining to the property No 10 Church Row Hampstead in the County of
Middlesex. An
extremely clean document bearing the usual storage folds. Comprising a single
sheet of period vellum approx. 27” x 21”
with all text fully legible for transcription. Three red wax seal countersigned by
Clouser, Woodward & Harrison. Two red embossed revenue stamps with lead
escutcheons backed with Victoria revenue stamps. |
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Vellum
indenture recording the sale of a property in Barnard Castle, County Durham,
between Joseph Blagrave of Barnard Castle, maltster, Jane Blades of
Gillingwood, Yorkshire, spinster, and Christopher Coates of Barnard Castle,
taylor. Dated the 14th day of July in the 6th year of the reign of George II
[1732]. An indenture for the sale of a messuage with garth, stable, yard,
brewhouse, workhouse in a street called Thorngate near to Broadgates in
Barnard Castle. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition. Signatures and red wax seals. 74 by 52 cm. |
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1787 |
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Large
vellum indenture recording the assignment of Sir Joseph Copley's estate in
trust, between Juliana Copley of Harley Street, Middlesex, spinster and
daughter of Sir Joseph Copley late of Southampton, Baronet, deceased, The
Reverend William Buller, Doctor in Divinity, Dean of the Cathedral Church of
Exeter, guardian of Sir Lionel Copley, Baronet, an infant and eldest son and
heir of Sir Joseph Copley, and Reginal Pole Carew. Dated the 23rd day of
March in the 27th year of the reign of George III [1787]. This 4 page
document marks the assignment of the estate in trust for the infant Baronet. Includes the mansion house of Sprotbrough
Hall and the manors of Sprotbrough, Wildthorpe and Kinthorpe in Yorkshire and
Nottinghamshire. Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition with some
dust marking. Signatures and seals of
all parties. 72 by 60 cm. |
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1793
ANTIQUE MANUSCRIPT ST. LEGER LAUGHTON LE MORTHEN YORKSHIRE. in the reign of
George III LOW START AND NO RESERVE MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY
TITLE DEED FOR THE MORTGAGE OF THE MANOR VICARAGE AT LAUGHTEN EN LE MORTHEN
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK REFERENCES TO COLONEL JOHN SAINT LEGER OF ST. JAMES'S
PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND PETER JOHNSON OF THE CITY OF YORK .
CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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1850 ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT ST. LEGER LAUGHTON LE MORTHEN YORKSHIRE. LOW START AND NO RESERVE
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED FOR THE ENFRANCHISEMENT OF
A SCHOOLHOUSE AND OTHER COPYHOLD HEREDITAMENTS AT LAUGHTEN EN LE MORTHEN IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK AND THE CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OF FREEHOLD LAND ADJOINING
REFERENCES TO ANTHONY FRANCIS BUTLER SAINT LEGER OF BERKELEY SQUARE IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND HENRY WALKER OF CLIFTON IN THE PARISH OF ROTHERHAM IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK AND WILLIAM CHAPMAN OF LOUGHTON EN LE MORTHEN. WE HAVE
SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN HAVE A CLOSER LOOK CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMPS WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL
SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INCHES |
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1643
MANUSCRIPT PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being A KINGS COURT LICENSE GRANTED TO WILLIAM HUSTLER AND
HELEN HIS WIFE TO ALIENATE THE MANOR OF BROUGHTON, WITH FOUR MESSUAGES, FOUR
GARDENS, TWO ORCHARDS, 400 ACRES OF LAND, 50 ACRES OF MEADOW, 200 ACRES OF
PASTURE, 200 ACRES OF FURZE AND HEATH, 200 ACRES OF MOOR AND COMMON PASTURE
IN BROUGHTON AND SWYNDON IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE. TO WILLIAM MARSHALL THE
YOUNGER, PETER MARSHALL, MARTIN PENNOCK, JOHN PENNOCK, THOMAS PENNOCK, MARTIN
PENNOCK THE YOUNGER, RICHARD PENNOCK AND RICHARD DIXON. REFERENCE TO LORD
COTTINGTON . Lord Francis Cottington, privy councillor and Chancellor of the
Exchequer, who had been made Baron but had no estates appropriate to his
title. He was owed thousands of pounds by the King. Charles I granted
Cottington the Fonthill estate and associated properties in consideration of
£10,500 paid to the Exchequer. ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER SIGNED BY
JUSTICES OF THE COURT WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO THAT YOU GET A
REALLY CLOSE LOOK AT THIS ITEM CLEAR SECRETARY HAND GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE
12 INCHES X 10 INCHES FOLDED |
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MEDIEVAL
VELLUM RECEIPT - WILSTHORPE, LINCOLNSHIRE - 1330 William G...pa...ham? of
York merchant has received of Robert de Wilesthorp 13s 4d at the feast of
Pentecost 1330 .... in part payment of 7 marks sterling in which the lord
Robert ... Sealed by the merchant. Dated at York Monday in the feats of St
Barnabus the Apostle in the 4th year of the reign of Edward III [1330]. A
small medieval receipt on vellum for payment of goods. The vellum has suffered water damage at
some point and has extensive cockling.
The text, however, is very clear, but not easy to read under the
folds, hence the "..." in the description above! There are also
some small tears. Nevertheless, because of its age it is still a desirable
piece, and with care you may be able to translate the full contents.
Handwritten in Latin on vellum. 21 by 5 cm max. |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 8 August 1866. It measures 24 inches long by
29.5 inches wide. it is between Benjamin Berry and Martha Stirk. It deals
with the reconveyance of a plat of land and five dwelling houses and shop
situated in Sharpe Street, Bower Street and Birch Kiln Close in Little Horton
in the Parish of Bradford in the County of York. It is a clean and well
written document. It retains the revenue stamp and wax seal and signature of
Benjamin Berry. |
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1852
Probate Will of Joseph Haigh, late of Upper Mill in Slaithwaite, but now of
Uttica Onido, County of New York, America, leaves his estate to Fanny Morton,
and upon her death to go to his daughters Mary and Ellin Haigh and Mary
Elizabeth Greenroyd Haigh Morton (his Natural daughter by Fanny Haigh) also
he leaves his Wife Hannah Haigh of Marsden, in England, 1/-, etc interesting
item. |
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1825 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated 8 December 1825. It measures 23.75
inches long by 31 inches wide.It is between Thomas Pulman, John Thomas, John
Watson, Mary Pulman, John Pulman, Thomas Marsh and John Frivine. It deals
with the conveyance of a message or hereditaments called The Cock Inn,
situated in Guisborough in the county of York. It retains the revenue stamp
together with seven wax seals and five signatures. A well written and
interesting document. |
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1799 |
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Mortgage
Indenture dated 1st January 1799 for premises situated in Dock Street, in the
Parish of Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull. One page indenture between John
West, Shipbroker, and Joseph Lambert of Bridge Street, Kingston Upon Hull.
"In consideration of five hundred pounds paid to John West for four
messuages or dwelling houses with the out-offices built by the said John
West, upon a parcel of ground lately purchased by George Knowsley, situated
in Dock Street ................at all times during the continuance of this
security to insure and keep insured the sum of four hundred pounds against
all losses and damages by fire in some publick office of
insurance............." Signature of John West. One wax seal. Condition
: Some foxing, well written. |
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1863 |
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1863
Antique MANUSCRIPT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DOCUMENT. low start no reserve -
Family History research copy - sold as damaged because of storage stains or
dusting - MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN
GALLSWORTHY OF SELBY IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, FARMER AND CURRIER INFORMATION ON
BEQUESTS TO OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS WITH DISPERSAL OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
PROPERTY IN SELBY CLEAR HAND GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. SIZE 27 INCHES X 19 INCHES
FOLDED |
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486 |
1635 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1635 during the reign of King Charles I being the
conveyqance of a moiety in property in the County of York between William
Morrison the Elder, a Yeoman, of the first part; and George Marsingale, a
Butcher, and his wife Elizabeth, of the second part. Nicely penned with fancy
initial in defective condition with dime sized hole and creasing and
crinkling, but interesting piece with fancy signatures on verso. Measures 24
x 17". |
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1634 |
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Attractive
Exemplification of Recovery of a Fine, dated 8th March 1634, vellum document,
written in decorative chancery script, between Robert Ellis, William Ellis
and Thomas Midgley the plaintiffs, against Miles Dason, Lucy his wife,
Richard Midgley and Ann his wife, concerning one messuage, one granary, one
bakehouse, one garden, one orchard, twenty acres of arable land, fourteen
acres of meadow, thirty acres of pasture, and common pasture and turbary in
Brakenthwaite, Rigton and Westbrearaugh, etc., with fragment of the Great
Seal attached, with translation |
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1645,
1781 |
Dominic
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Copy
will of William Beckwith of Bootham in the parish of St. Marygate,York, gentleman,
dated 1781 (no probate noted), concerning property at Cottingham, Horton in
Ribblesdale, Craven, Knaresborough, Dunnington, Heslington and Clayhill, six
folios of paper, last folio slightly damaged, together with an unidentified
manorial document of 13 folios, being lists of tenants, possibly those
surrendering and those being admitted to property, and a sum of money,
possibly the heriot, no indication of location or date but likely to be
Yorkshire, mid to late 17th century; also a warrant to the Sheriff to form a
jury to divide the lands of the late Sir John Hotham, 1645; and a House of
Lords case concerning Sir Simon Leachs property in Yorkshire and Devon,
undated, late 17th c. |
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1888 |
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A large
four page Indenture and Conveyancing document on vellum, measuring 50 x 34
cms (each page) in good condition and offered without reserve! It is dated
28th April 1888 between Jonathan
Johnson of Hampswaite, York and Francis Stephen Hogg and
Herbert and Margaret Bell from Hartlepool. It has six wax
seals, two Revenue stamps a hand drawn coloured diagram plan of the
land involved and is completed in superb handwriting. The decorative document would benefit from framing and is
offered in good, apart from the obvious folds, without reserve |
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1700 |
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1700
Purchase Memoranda original manuscript document between John Parkinson of
Eastburne & Nathan Pighells of Carrhead, for lands in Cowling called
"Whitekars Farm". with impressed duty stamps at top, signature
against broken removed seal. |
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491 |
1916-1921 |
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[Farmer] Baby Photo Album Pamela
Mary Farmer was born in 1916 and this album contains photos and other
souvenirs up to 1921. Though she
appears to have been born in London there are stong links with Eskrick and
Folkton. The album is very
dilapidated. (ref 0000) |
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492 |
1798-1811 |
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[Beverley]
Series of Property Deeds for a House etc in Lairgate A group
of 5 documents, all on parchment, tracing ownership or occupation from 1798 to
1811. In latter documents the house is described as being on the east side of
Lairgate, adjacent to (and over) the entry to the Green Dragon. Surnames
involved are Arkham/Skerne/ Staveley/Brigham/Hick. (ref B227) |
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493 |
1840s |
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[Beverley]
Property Documents relating to A small
group of 6 items dating from the 1840s. Without local knowledge it is difficult
to know if all 6 relate to exactly the same or adjoining plots, but all
certainly mention both roads. One of the 6 is a 13pp abstract of title giving
details of property transactions going back to 1775. The group (ref 290/23) |
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[Kingston
Upon Hull] Copy of Pleadings in Trespass Case, The Archbishop of York v The
Mayor, Bailiff & Burgesses of the Borough of Kington Upon Hull This is
an undated but late 19th century transcript of some of the documentation
resulting from an action brought in the year 44Ed3 (1370) by the Archbishop
because he was being prevented by 'force and arms' from collecting tolls and
other payments due for every vessel using the river Hull from the Humber to
Arnot (apparently a place on the river near Beverley). The lengthy footnotes
added by Town Clerk Thomas Thompson - which may help to pinpoint the age of
this transcript - provide additional detail for anyone studying the history
of what is referred to as the Archbishop's 'Water of Hull'. Manuscript on 22
large paper sheets. The covering (blank) sheet is shown as p24 which may
indicate a missing sheet, though it appears to be a pagination error. Priced
to allow for a missing sheet. (ref 291/38) |
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1895 |
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[Market
Weighton] Counterpart Lease of Shop to Worthingtons the Brewers This counterpart
copy of an 1895 lease is signed by the directors (one of whom was R O
Worthington) and secretary of the Burton-on-Trent brewers Messrs Worthington
& Co. The lease is of a grocers shop & house at the corner of St
Helens Square. (ref 291/24) |
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1909 |
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[Willerby,
near Hull] Sale Particulars and Plan This 79
acre 'residential, agricultural and prospective building estate' was put up for
sale in 1909. Accompanying the printed particulars is a multi-folding site
plan. A little grubby as folded but the site plan is nice and clean. (ref
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1921 |
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Tugwell
Family Papers 3
photos, a letter, details of the 8 children of Charles & Susannah Tugwell
and several newspaper cuttings & a memorial to the late Alfred John
Tugwell who died in 1921, all enclosed in a wallet or purse with initials ONT
on the outside. Very strong Scarborough
connection. (ref 0000) |
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1871 |
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[Robin
Hood's Bay] Invoice for Glazing Work at Church This is
an 1871 invoice for fixing coloured glass in the chancel submitted by Joseph Brown.
Paper, single sheet, approx 8"x5". (ref 342/11) |
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1871 |
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[Scarborough]
Copy Conveyance of St Peter's Catholic Church, Tollergate This is
an 1871 copy of an 1870 conveyance of 'that recently erected building called
St Peter's Catholic Church and the Presbytery and cottage and other
buildings....and also all that building heretofore used as a Roman Catholic
Chapel but now used as a Roman Catholic School....'. Included is a hand
coloured site plan on waxed tracing paper showing the area concerned was
bounded by Castle Road, Tollergate, West Gate and Auborough Street. From the
wording of the document the site seems to have been leased for the purposes
of a Roman Catholic Chapel since 1806. Manuscript covering 6 paper sheets,
small tears at edges of old folds. (ref 6065) |
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1816-1877 |
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[Dalby
Family of Bradford] Methodist Pocket Book
containing Family Details The
Methodist Pocket Book for 1816, only a fraction of the original 142pp remain,
probably these were kept by a descendant of the original owner as they
contain details of Dalby births for the 1860s and 1870s. There's also a more recent Radnorshire
connection 'June 28th 1877 Lucy and I came to live with William at Woodville,
Knighton, Radnorshire, Wales.'. In the
pocket are a number of family mementoes including locks of hair 'Father's Hair', 'William's
Hair', [another] ' Father's Hair', 'Joseph Entwisle Dalby's Hair 1868',
'Dearest Father's Hair 1847'. Red
leather, G. (ref 7645) |
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501 |
1846 |
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[Houghton] Family Memorials of the Late Mr & Mrs
R Houghton of Huddersfield and of Several of their Children HH,
printed for private circulation 1846. 206+15pp, 12mo (approx
4"x6"), aeg, mostly clean but some scattered spotting. "My
father was born on 2nd January 1768 at
a farmhouse about 2 miles from Huddersfield...". Covers worn but a
better copy than many. (ref 1379) |
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502 |
1835 |
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Document
concerning the Wibsey Low Moor - Brighouse - This is
an 1835 obligation bond, signed by various parties involved in financing the
completion of the road with funds borrowed from the King, to be partly offset
by the tolls to be charged. The seals
of the 7 signatories have been cut off - presumably by a collector. Being just a bond, the document doesn't
provide much detail about the road or the toll houses etc, but it seems this
is all that has survived. (ref 6608) |
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1890 |
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[Castleford] Sale Poster This
enormous poster [approx 30"x57"] announces the 1890 sale of 14
plots of building land, formerly part of the Rectory Estate. Streets named in the 14 lots are Cross
Street, Wilson Street, Wood Street, Albion Street, North Street and Rhodes
Street, all of them apparently undeveloped.
Being such a large piece of paper the edges are somewhat ragged, but
there are relatively few tears along folds.
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1824-1930 |
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[Gawthorpe]
Bundle of Deeds This
concerns land known as The Croft, Near West Croft, Far West Croft etc,
formerly copyhold of the Manor of Wakefield. The documents themselves range
in dates from 1824 to 1930, but an 1829 abstract of title chronicles property
transactions going back to 1729 so that the collection provides 200 years of
local history. Names most frequently occurring include Smyth, Taylor, Brooke,
Terry and latterly Oldroyd, by which time coal mining is being carried out.
16 items altogether inc a nice hand-coloured plan. (ref 222/1) |
Smyth |
Taylor |
Brooke |
Terry |
Oldroyd |
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505 |
1775,
1823 |
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[Heptonstall] 2 Deeds to The Tub These deeds
dated 1775 and 1823 relate to 'all that messuage or tenement with the
appurtenances situate and being in Heptonstall.....commonly called or known
by the name of The Tub.....and also all those several closes inclosures
pieces parcels of arable meadow or pasture ground to the said messuage or
tenement belonging called known or distinguished by the several names of the
Mowing Ing, the Upper Black Hall Ing, the Lower Black Hall Ing and the
Lees.....'. Very much the concern of
the Sutcliffe family and the related Crossleys. The pair (ref 53/7) |
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506 |
1719,
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[Heptonstall] 2 Deeds for Goosehay Though
40 years apart, these parchment documents are linked by Henry Draper [1719] and
his daughter Hannah, wife of Luke Crosley [1759]. (ref 53/8) |
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507 |
18th
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[Heptonstall] 2 Manorial Documents for Weet Ings These 2
mid-18c parchment documents relate to 'all that moiety or half part of one
messuage or tenement called the Weet Ing.....situate at a placed called Lee
in Heptonstall.....and all those five several closes fields or parcels of
land therewith.....'. (ref 53/9) |
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1833 |
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[Knaresborough] Part of Deed of Sale of Property at Beech
Hill This
single parchment sheet is all that remains of a multi-sheet 1833 deed concerning
the sale of the assets of deceased bankrupt Samuel Popplewell Pullen. Though just one sheet, it contains details
of the Pullens and the related Gatliffs and others. Waterstained. (ref 21/70) |
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509 |
1771-1819 |
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[Stansfield] Deeds to Lane Side These 5
parchment deeds span the period 1771-1819.
In 1771 John Sutcliffe bought 'all those two several messuages tenements
or dwellinghouses adjoining or standing near to each other situate in
Stansfield.....commonly called or known by the names of Laneside otherwise
Laneside Houses together with two gardens and two crofts to the same
messsuages belonging.....now in the several occupations or tenures of Richard
Thomas and James Stansfield as tenants or farmers thereof.....'. 21 years later the houses were sold to
William Marshall, and following his and his wif'es deaths the houses were
sold in 1819 to John Crosley. At this
time the occupants were described as 'heretofore in the several occupations
or tenures of Richard Thomas and James Stansfield since in the several
occupations or possessions of.....William Marshall, Richard Horsfall and
Abraham Horsfall but now in the several tenures or occupations of John
Fielden, John Fielden the younger and James Fielden.....'. All 5 in quite decent condition. (ref 53/5) |
Sutcliffe |
Thomas |
Stansfield |
Marshall |
Crosley |
Horsfall |
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1742-1809 |
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[Stansfield] 4 Deeds to High Coate, Eastwood These 4
parchment deeds are all that remain from a sequence of at least 10 for 'all
that messuage or tenement and one cottage with the appurtenances situate at Eastwood
in Stansfield.....heretofore in the tenure or occupation of John
Horsfall.....but then in the tenure or occupation of.....John Eastwood and of
William Dawson.....but now in the tenure or occupation of Jonas
Thomas.....and also all those several closes of land.....commonly known by
the several name or names of the Ing, the Pinnel, Lowmost Field, the Laith
End Field, the Near Knowl End Field and the Lane. Covers the period 1742-1809. The 4 (ref 53/6) |
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Eastwood |
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Thomas |
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