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511 |
1878 |
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Exellent
condition... 100% GENUINE... Found
in old box left to me by old friend... apparently it was given to him with other
items when he refurbished an old building in |
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1840 |
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1840
BRADFORD & HUDDERSFIELD TURNPIKE ROAD 1840; Vellum document, The Trustees
to John illingworth a Mortgage of the Tolls for securing arrears of Interest
now converted into principal, amounting to £64-. Wax seals and Signatures.
Clean document. |
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513 |
1765 |
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1765 three
page original document relating to Farm and land called "Clay
Butts" on Bradford Moor, between Thomas Bulcock of Clitheroe, |
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Chatburn |
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514 |
1827 |
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Offered
is this three page vellum document dated |
Monkman |
Witty |
Smithson |
Nell |
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515 |
1807 |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 26 Novemebr 1807. It measures 21.75 inches long
by 30.5 inches wide. it is between James Raw and John Parsibel. It deals with
lease of a close or piece of meadow commonly called or known by the name of
Stonehaw Close containing 2 acres together with hereditaments situated at
Carperby in the County of York. It retains the revenue stamp and two wax
seals with signatures. |
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516 |
1822 |
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On offer
this unusual and rare document which is a receipt of payment for rent of The
Wakefield Theatre. The document has a small piece from the right hand corner
missing and two small holes in the middle which appear to have been where the
seal was as can be seen in the photo. Neither affect the letters contents.
Dated 18th March 1822, it is a letter sent from Brookes and Bulmer,
Attorneys, York. to a Mrs M.Banks. The letter states. "Gentlemen. I am
much obliged to you for a cheque for forty pounds, the half years rent of the
Wakefield Theatre. I am gentlemen your obedient servant, Mary Banks."
Pontefract March 18th 1822. The document is water marked with the words G
& R Turner. |
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517 |
1588 |
Cavendish
Auctions 25 Oct 2002 |
3008 |
DARFIELD
(Yorkshire): 1588 grant of lands to Francis Raynye (mentions John Byron of
Newstead Abbey, ancestor of the poet); attractively-written in Latin on
vellum (some damp spotting) with a fine example of the 150mm Great Seal of
Elizabeth I - very little loss, fine for this. |
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518 |
1631 |
Cavendish
Auctions 25 Oct 2002 |
3012 |
DARFIELD
(Yorkshire): 1631Vellum escheat inquiry into ownership of the Raynye estate at
'Tyreshill': (440 x 240mm) attractively-written in Latin with ornamental
capital and large part of original large wax seal, some wear to bottom of
text where rubbed by seal. Attractive. |
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519 |
1883 |
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1883
Vellum Document - Brough, East Riding of Yorkshire. Indenture between Leonard
Clarkson of Huggate Lodge, East Riding of the County of York, Farmer, James
Grundon of Neswick, Farmer, William Wilberfoss of Wetwang, Farmer and Thomas
William Palmer of Castle Hill, Brough. Conveyance of land situated in the
Skillings and Middle Field of Elloughton and Skillings Road, Brough, in the
Parish of Elloughton, together with messuage or dwellinghouse with the Barns,
Stables, Granary and other outbuildings in the sum of Seven Hundred and
Seventy Five Pounds. Signatures : Leonard Clarkson, James Grundon, William
Wilberfoss and Thomas William Palmer. Wax Seals. Measures : 28ins x 22ins.
One Page. Condition: Small ink stains to cover (see scan) otherwise a very
clean document. |
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520 |
1879 |
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Offered
is this vellum document dated 23 April 1879. It measures 25 inches long by
31.25 inches wide. it is between James Kirk, George Forge, John Bell and Robert
Brown. It deals with the mortgage of the New Inn and premises together with 3
acres of land called Sherburn Carr situated in Sherburn in the County of
York. It retains the revenue stamp together with two wax seals and signatures
of James Kirk and Robert Brown. A clean and well written docuemnt. |
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521 |
1876 |
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Here is
an ornate double-sheet parchment Indenture dated 3rd November 1876, being an Underlease
of three saleshops in Langsett Road, Nether Hallam, Sheffield. The contract is between Henry Bacon
Atkinson, Merchant; John Henry Dixon,
Gentleman (Agent of Montagu George Burgoyne); and John Pearson, Engineer`s
Tool Maker. The document opens out to approx 26" x 20" and has two
sheets, one of which incorporates a plan of the property. It bears three wax
seals and three revenue stamps. Some storage dustiness and water staining. |
Atkinson |
Dixon |
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522 |
1847 |
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Large
31" x 25" vellum convenance
dated 1847. To Mr William Kershaw for a plot of ground on Hopswood Lane in
Halifax in the county of York. |
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523 |
1314 |
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An Ultra
Rare Fine Vellum Deed. Original 1314 Vellum Manuscript in Latin. 1825
Translation in English Copperplate writing. This quitclaim pertains to land
in the "town and territory of Miggeley" (Midgley) near Halifax.
Abstraction - "Know all Men present and to come that I Thos. de
Waddisworth Have given and granted and by this present Deed confirmed and
wholly for me and my heirs for ever quitted claim to John Fitz Robert of
Cheswelley and to his heirs Five shillings and four pence yearly..."
Witnessed by Richard de Waddisworth, John De Stanesfeld, Mathew del' Wode,
William de Counal, Thomas de Hall of Northland, John Culpon and others. The
writing is particularly clear, folds as found. Vellum Measures 8 x 5 inches. |
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524 |
1587 |
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Dated
April 30th 1587. Original Manuscript in English. This indenture though
written in English is a little tricky for me to decipher. It appears to be an
agreement between Edward Midgley of (????) and It comes from a coleection of
documents I have that all relate to Land in the Todmorden to Hebden Bridge
area. Measures 13 x 5 inches. |
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525 |
1678 |
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Vellum indenture
recording the sale of a cottage in Sowerby, North Yorkshire, between George
Johnson of Sowerby, mariner, and William Howdon of Sowerby, yeoman. Dated the
7th day of May in the 30th year of the reign of Charles II [1678]. An attractive indenture for a
cottage or tenement situate in Sowerby abutting a cottage of Robert Howdon
father of William on the East, and a cottage of Thomas Lytton on the West.
Handwritten in English on vellum. Good condition with some minor stains.
Signature lacks seal. Size: 62 by 34 cm. |
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526 |
1755 |
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The
last will and testement of John Robinson of Leaven Banktop in the parish of
Yarm, Yorkshire, yeoman. Dated the 20th day of April 1755. Mentions a
dwelling house in Yarm and other parts of the estate left to various
relatives and offspring. Second vellum insert being the probate with large
paper seal of the Comissary of the Prerogative Court of York. Handwritten in
English on vellum. Medium browning over vellum. Size: 64 by 40 cm. |
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527 |
1645 |
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1645
MANUSCRIPT PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being A KINGS COURT LICENCE A license of alienation to be
granted to Thomas Richardson and Helen his wife to alien 60 acres of land 10
acres of meadow 20 acres of pasture in Kirkby in the County of York.
REFERENCE TO LORD BISHOP OF LONDON AND LORD COTTINGTON CHANCELLOR OF THE
EXCHEQUER OF ENGLAND GIVING AGREEMENT. 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
11 INCHES X 6.5 INCHES FOLDED |
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528 |
1883 |
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an
interesting HAND WRITTEN AGREEMENT
rather like an INDENTURE but smaller. 33cm x 42cm. when folded out. it
has the ORANGE EMBOSSED stamp on the edge for 6 PENCE. no silver insert in
this one. the AGREEMENT made on the 18th
JUNE 1883 is between .... THE REV D. GEORGE ROBINSON & MR JNO SEATON
KIRKPATRICK. of MARKET WEIGHTON which
is in YORKSHIRE. an agreement and undertaking for production
of deed. the REV was from LANGTON UPON
BISHOPSOIL in the parish of HOWDEN and JOHN SEATON KIRKPATRICK was from GREAT MARLOW in BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. and he was
an ASSISTANT in a BREWERY . also has
the names ANN & HERBERT TADMAN .
and FRANCIS TADMAN. also parish of EASINGTON. YORKS. it is witnessed by GEORGE BELGRAVE who also was an ASSISTANT BREWER of GREAT
MARLOW. |
Robinson |
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529 |
1390 |
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A
superb condition medieval vellum release and quitclaim: William de Wylsthorp merchant,
son and heir of Adam, the son of Richard Skynner of Wylsthorp, to Alan de
Bradlay of York, butcher - all rights in lands & tenements with
appurtenances which Alan lately had by gift & feoffment of William.
Clause of warranty. Sealed by William of Wylsthorp and witnessed by John de
Gysburn, Henry de Gelsthorp, William de Hoperton, Thomas Dygill, William del
Roth clerk and others. Dated at Wylsthorp the 18th day of May in the 2nd year
of the reign of Richard II [1390]. This is a very attractive document in
excellent condition for its age and still retains an intact wax seal (a
rarity for medieval documents). It refers to lands in the parish of
Wilsthorpe, South Kesteven in Lincolnshire. Handwritten in latin on vellum.
Minor creasing and cockling. Wonderful intact red wax seal depicting the
virgin and child, with inscription around edge - 2 cm diameter. Document
size: 25 by 11 cm. |
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1725 |
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Obligation
bond where Thomas Birkbeck of Barnard castle, yeoman, is firmly bound to
George Peirson of Ingleton to the sum of 80 pounds. Dated the 2nd day of
August in the 12th year of the reign of George I [1725]. An attractive bond
in relation to an indenture bearing the same date. Very good condition.
Handwritten in English and latin on paper. Document size: 19 by 31 cm folded.
Signature and seal. |
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1875 |
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Here is
an ornate parchment Indenture dated 26th May 1875, being a Conveyance of
property situate in Badsley Grove, Rotherham.
The contract is between William Goodwin, Butcher; and Thomas Downes
Hall, Farmer. There is a second
Indenture incorporated therein dated 6th December 1878 which is a
reconveyance of the property involving the same two parties. This document
opens out to approx 29" x 22" and bears four wax seals and two
revenue stamp.Minor storage discoloration, but otherwise in excellent condition |
Goodwin |
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1883 |
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Here is
an ornate parchment Indenture dated 12th June 1883, being a Conveyance of
property situate Jarratt Street, Doncaster.
The contract is between Colin Mackenzie Smith, Gentleman of Sheffield;
George Joseph Simpson, Gentleman of Sheffield; Henry Howett, Builder of Doncaster; and
Thomas Willcock, Gentleman of Doncaster. This document opens out to approx
28" x 23", and bears four wax seals and one revenue stamp. Some
storage discoloration, but otherwise in very good condition |
Smith |
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533 |
1768 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Yorkshire SUTCLIFFE to GREENWOOD 1767. REIGN OF GEORGE III MANUSCRIPT
DOCUMENT This being an COPY TITLE DEED OF GRANT BARGAIN AND SALE OF ALL THOSE
TWO MESSUAGES OR COTTAGES SITUATE LYING AND BEING EASTWOOD IN STANSFIELD
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS LOWER BIRKS AND HIGH COATS BETWEEN JOHN SUTCLIFFE OF LOWER
BIRKS IN STANSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK YEOMAN OF THE ONE PART AND JOSEPH
FRYER AND JOHN GREEN WOOD OG LANGFIELD
IN THE SAID COUNTY YEOMAN. CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEAL
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 31 INCHES X
22 INCHES |
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1789 |
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Release
of Legacy document dated 1 January, 1789. "To all to whom these presents
shall come Robert Ramsden of Carlton in the county of Nottingham Esquire and
Elizabeth his wife send greeting. Whereas Dorothy Uppleby late of the town of
Kingston Upon Hull, widow, deceased in and by her last will and testement in
writing bearing date on or about the eighteenth day of February which was in
the year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and eighty six did amongst
other legacies and bequests therein mentioned give and bequeath unto her
beloved daughter the said Elizabeth the wife of the said Robert Ramsden the
sum of Two Hundred and Eighty Pounds..............." Two page paper
document. Signatures : Robert Ramsden, Elizabeth Ramsden. Two wax seals.
Measures : 8ins x 13ins. Condition : Very readable, clean but tear (approx.
4ins) along fold on outer sheet of document. |
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535 |
1688 |
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1688
Large hand-written vellum lease document between JOHN PICKERINGE of WEST
SCRAFTON and RICHARD & ELIZABETH KAYGILL of same place together with THOMAS
BURNESTON of LEYBOURNE (LEYBURN?) - also mentions EDWARD RAPER as a witness
on Rev., the whole deed opening out to about 28 x 15" with several folds
but sound condition for vintage, some grime on outer leaf. |
Pickeringe |
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1676 |
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Vellum
Lease document measuring about 9 x 28", fine condition for age with some
folds - RALPH HAMOND and THOMAS BUTTERFIELD both of WEST SCRAFTON, Coverdale in
North Yorkshire. Dated only in words as far as I can see but am no expert in
these early deeds - appears to read 'in the twenty sevone year of Charles
second' which would make it 1687 and James II ! It is certainly late 17th c
from the style of writing, small wax seal still attached at base where signed
by Ralph Hamond, a bit grubby on the back. The reign of Charles II was dated
from the year Charles I was executed - 1649. Thus this document is dated
1676. |
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1695 |
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1695
Large vellum Release document between ROGER & JANE DOVE of GOATHLAND in
North Yorkshire to JOHN HARLAND and his son WILLIAM HARLAND - has an embossed
blue early duty stamp affixed to this large document which measures around
24" square and in well above average condition for these, several folds
but o'wise sound. |
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1728 |
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1728 ANTIQUE
PAPER DOCUMENT Heptonstall YORKSHIRE. REIGN OF GEORGE II MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT
BEING A MEMORANDUM THAT CHRISTOPHER THOMAS OF HEPTONSTALL yeoman for and in
consideration of the sum of fifty pounds of lawfull money PAID BY HENRY
GREENWOOD FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE IN
HEPONSTALL CALLED BLECK HALL THIS IS WRITTEN ON ONE SHEET OF FOLDED PAPER
WITH SIGNATURES AND NOTATION TO REVERSE AND SECURED BY AN ORIGINAL PIECE OF
WHEAT STEM. WE HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO THAT YOU CAN GET A CLOSER LOOK
VERY FINE CLEAR HAND ON ONE SHEET OF VERY STRONG HANDMADE PAPER WITH
IMPRESSED REVENUE AND PAPER TAX STAMP GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 16 INCHES X 12
INCHES FOLDED. Also contains the signatures of John Foster, Henry Sutcliffe
and Tho: Greenwood. Also a receipt for fifty nine pounds from Thos Child for
a surrender dated 18 August 1733. |
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1728 |
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1728
large vellum Lease for FRANCIS & ANN BUTTERFIELD of WEST SCRAFTON, COVERDALE
in YORKSHIRE for land deal at £12 lawful money, measures about 28 x 16"
with some damp toning although not affecting the legibility of the writing
which is all very clear. The document is signed on the back by 3 witnesses
NICHOLAS LOBLEY, CHRIS HORN and Ino. YARKER as well as THOMAS THOMPSON on
another section, an early duty stamp and two small wax seals where signed at
base. |
Butterfield |
Lobley |
Horn |
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1868 |
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This is
the original document on a sheet of vellum DATED 20TH APRIL 1868 relating to
an INDENTURE between JOHN PENROSE who was a BLACKSMITH of NORTHOWRAM in the
parish of HALIFAX in the county of YORK and the HALIFAX PERMANENT BENEFIT
BUILDING SOCIETY for a FURTHER CHARGE amounting to £324.0.0 on property he
owned. The manuscript contains a red wax seal, measures approx. 24” x 20”
opened out and is in excellent condition. |
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1755 |
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This is
a genuine manuscript written on vellum and comes with official stamp relating
to an Indenture between Robert Allenson Esq., of Soyland in the county of
York and Lord of the Manor of Southowram and James S Daigle (I think) ,
Fallow Chandler, dated 1755 during the reign of George II. The document
measures approx. 27" x 21". |
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1733 |
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Letters
of administration from the Arch Deacon of the Arch Deaconry of Richmond in the
Diocese of Chester, regarding Elizabeth Radcliffe late of Saddleworth in the
County of York who died intestate, appoints her husband and next of kin, John
Radcliffe as administrator. Dated 6th October 1733. Signed Robert Herberly,
Public Notary. Includes a faint
example of the Seal of the Arch Deacon's office. Some frayed edges and seal
faint, but otherwise in good condition. On paper in English - printed with
manuscript insertions. 34 by 21 cm. |
Radcliffe |
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An
Original tin box of mainly 18th Century documents, correspondence, accounts,
deeds etc relating to the family of Wainman of Carrhead Estate, Cowling, Nr
Skipton, with various conditions of let of Estate Farms including Bawshaw
Well, Gill Farm, Hey Farm, Far Carhead, and others, 1840 Valuation of Farms,
various other documents receipts etc from the early 1700's. approx 122 items |
Wainman |
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544 |
1860 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Deed HALIFAX LOOM SHED Hargreaves > Lord 1860. DOCUMENT This
being a CONVEYANCE TO A PLOT OF LAND IN LANGFIELD NEAR TODMORDEN IN THE
PARISH OF HALIFAX ~ INTENDED TO FORM
PART OF A SITE OF GIBSON STREET NEXT TO THE ROCHDALE CANAL TOWING PATH AND
ALSO ALL THAT POWER LOOM SHED WAREHOUSE AND OTHER ERECTIONS AND ALSO ALL THAT
SHAFTING AND GEARING ERECTED AND FIXED IN AND UPON THE THE SAID LOOM SHED
BETWEEN HENRY HARGREAVES OF CROSS STREET IN LANGFIELD IN THE PARISH OF
HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORK OVERLOOKER OF THE ONE PART AND THOMAS LORD,
ABRAHAM LORD, EDWARD LORD AND WILLIAM LORD OF CANAL STREET TODMORDEN IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK MACHINISTS ENGINNEERS COTTON SPINNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE
OTHER PART. NOTE: Brooks & Doxey Limited of Union Iron Works, West
Gorton, Manchester, incorporated Lord Brothers of Todmorden. ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT (144 YEARS OLD)
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 24
INCHES |
Hargreaves |
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545 |
1870 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT Deed TODMORDEN YORKS Greenwood > Lord 1870. DOCUMENT This being
a CONVEYANCE TO A PLOT OF LAND IN LANGFIELD NEAR TODMORDEN IN THE PARISH OF
HALIFAX ~ INTENDED TO FORM PART OF A SITE
OF GIBSON STREET NEXT TO THE ROCHDALE CANAL TOWING PATH BETWEEN JOHN GREEN
WOOD THE YOUNGER OF TURF MOOR IN BURNLEY IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE CORN
MERCHANT AND HIRAM UTTLEY OF BURNLEY, SURGEON THE TRUSTEES OF THE LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT OF THE LATE JOHN KNOWLES LATE OF BURNLEY, SURGEON OF THE ONE
PART AND EDWARD LORD AND WILLIAM LORD BOTH OF TODMORDEN IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
MACHINISTS ENGINNEERS COTTON SPINNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE OTHER PART.
NOTE: Brooks & Doxey Limited of Union Iron Works, West Gorton,
Manchester, incorporated Lord Brothers of Todmorden. ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT (134 YEARS OLD)
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 24
INCHES |
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1894 |
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Antique
Manuscript KINGSTON UPON HULL Wilson >Atkinson 1894. from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being THE TITLE DEED OF mortgage FOR
OF A PIECE OF LAND AND MESSUAGE THEREON SITUATE AND BEING NO 52 LAMBERT
STREET, SAINT JOHN'S WOOD IN BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HILL BETWEEN GEORG
WILSON OF THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL DENTIST AND JOHN HUTESON EASTON
OF THE SAME PLACE AUCTIONEER OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM HENRY ATKINSON OF
THE SAME BOROUGH BUILDER AND RICHARD HENRY FOORD OF FOXHOLES RECTORY IN THE
COUNTY OF YORK CLERK IN HOLY ORDERS OF THE OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 26
INCHES X 19 INCHES |
Wilson |
Easton |
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547 |
1877 |
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Antique
Manuscript Deed KINGSTON UPON HULL Reynoldson > Atkinson 1877. from the
reign of QUEEN VICTORIA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being THE TITLE DEED OF
CONVEYANCE OF A PIECE OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LONDESBOROUGH STREET,
SAINT JOHN'S WOOD IN BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HILL BETWEEN THOMAS REYNOLDSON
OF THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL SILVERSMITH OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM
HENRY ATKINSON OF THE SAME BOROUGH BUILDER OF THE OTHER PART. ON ONE SHEET OF
PARCHMENT WITH SMALL SURVEY PLAN ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 24 INCHES |
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1828 |
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Antique
Manuscript Deed HALIFAX, YORKS Lord > Midgley 1828. from the reign of GEORGE
IV MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT This being THE TITLE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT OF A PLOT OF
LAND AND DWELLINGHOUSES AT STACKHILLS WITHIN LANGFIELD IN THE PARISH OF
HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE BETWEEN ELIZABETH LORD OF THAT PART OF
TODMORDIN WHICH LIES IN THE TOWN SHIP OF LANGFIELD IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK OF THE FIRST PART, JOHN GREENWOOD OF LANE IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF STANSFIELD IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX FARMER OF THE SECOND PART AND
ROBERT MIDGLEY OF STACKHILLS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGFIELD MALTSTER OF THE
THIRD PART. ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEALS
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 27 INCHES |
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1645 MANUSCRIPT
PAPER DOCUMENT FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT
This being A KINGS COURT LICENCE A license of alienation to be granted to SIR
TALBOT BOWES KNIGHT TO ALIEN THE MANOR OF MIRLETON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK.
REFERENCE TO LORD BISHOP OF LONDON AND LORD COTTINGTON CHANCELLOR OF THE
EXCHEQUER OF ENGLAND GIVING AGREEMENT. NEARLY 350 YEARS OLD ON ONE SHEET OF
FOLDED PAPER SIGNED BY JUSTICES OF THE COURT CLEAR SECRETARY HAND GUARANTEED
ORIGINAL. SIZE 11 INCHES X 6.5 INCHES FOLDED |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Yorkshire BLACKSMITH Bartholomew to Mason 1766. from the reign of King
George III MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF ALL THAT COTTAGE
AND BLACKSMITH SHOP SITUATE IN ANSTERFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE.
BETWEEN THOMAS BARTHOLOMEW OF ANSTERFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK BLACKSMITH OF
THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM MASON OF DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORK BLACKSMITH
OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX
SEALS SIZE 19 INCHES X 16 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1858 |
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Signed two-sheet
vellum document, dated 30th June 1858, being the release and surrender of a
mortgage by Sir Joseph William Copley of Sprotbrough Hall, Yorkshire, as
executor of the will of Sir Joseph Copley [1762-1838] and William Henry Fox
Talbot of Laycock Abbey, Wiltshire, as executor of the will of Charles
Feilding [1780-1837, rear-admiral, Fox Talbot's stepfather], to John Burley
of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, for the sum of ,760, making mention of certain
lands already purchased by the South Yorkshire Railway Company and the Great
Northern Railway Company in the matter of various Railway Acts (1845/50),
signed by the threee parties with their wax seals, water stain affecting ink
(faint but still legible) at one fold and foremargin, document lettered 'A',
approvved by the Master of the Rolls and with various signatures to dorse
relating to affidavits |
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Vellum indenture
between Lord Scroope of Bolton, knight of the most honourable Order of the
Garter, Lady Scroope and John Tewke, dated 1st May 1602, recording the Queen
granting by Letters Patent lands in Shawcote, Yorkshire, to Emmanuel Scrope,
together with the dissolved Monastery of Agathes, and paying yearly rents and
tithes to the Queen An ancient Norman family, the earldom became extinct in
1627 with the death of Emmanuel Scroope (Earl of Sunderland). |
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1690
Neat hand-written Obligation Bond between CHRISTOPHER RAPER of LEYBOURNE
(LEYBURN, North YORKSHIRE) and CHRISTOPHER FOSTER? (not sure of surname) of
WEST SCRAFTON in COVERDALE with fine small red wax seal at base where
witnessed by JOHN PICKERING, some folds and a little age toned on part of
Reverse only. Document measures about 12 x 8" when opened out. From the
image the name is ffosster. |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated the 13th year of the reign of King Charles I,
1636, being the conveyance of property in Yarum in the County of York between
William Metcalfe, a Gentleman, of the first part; and William Salvin and Raph
Carnaby of Northumberland, both Esquires, of the second part; and Nicholas
Pearson and John Pearson, both Yeomen, of the third part. Nicely penned in
English with Calligraphic title words. Four vellum seal tags with one with
remnant of red wax seal, two executed with sitgnatures. Docket with
signatures on verso. Very Good with mild creasing and two quite small holes
and light chew to bottom margin. Measures 23.75 x 18". Signed by James
ffeilde, James Danby, Thomas Redmain, Phil: Howsman. A|lso mentions Henry
Read and John Musgrave. |
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document - Goole in the County of York, dated 17 September, 1840 Assignment of
Leasehold Cottages situate at Goole in the County of York between Robert Best
and John Ellis of Goole. " In consideration of the sum of one hundred
and eighty eight pounds and fifteen shillings all that parcel of land and
also the said twelve cottages.............." Signatures of Robert Best
and John Ellis (his mark). Wax Seals. Measures 31ins x 24ins. Single page.
Reasonably good condition (storage dust along folds). |
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1 page Vellum
indenture - 'This indenture made the twenty fifth day of April one thousand
eight hundred and fifty between John Eastwood the younger of Halifax in the
County of York woolsorter of the one part and Thomas Hodgson of Halifax
aforesaid Dyer of the other part... Other names mentioned: Michael Stocks,
George Hainsworth Timber, John Walker, John Eastwood the elder. Vellum has a
three pound stamp, 2 wax seals with the signatures of John Eastwood and
Thomas Hodgson. 1 Large vellum pages (roughly A3 size), some discolouration
and water damage on a third of vellum, so smudged writing and crumpled along
part of the vellum, fair condition. |
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Neat 1689
vellum Indenture in the reign of Wiliam & Mary between THOMAS BURNISTON
of WENSLEY and CHRISTOPHER RAPER of LABORNE (LEYBURN I presume) in Yorkshire,
witnessed on back by FRANCES MASON & ELIZABETH BEARPARK and one other I
cannot decipher, some folds but easier to make out than many 17th c
documents, measures about 20 x 10" when opened out. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Heptonstall YORKSHIRE Sutcliffe 1773. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III - 231
years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ADMISSION AND RELEASE OF ALL THAT
MOITY OR HALF PART OF ONE MESSUAGE CALLED THE MOOR JUG IN LEE IN HEPTONSTALL
LATE IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN SUTCLIFFE AND ALSO SEVERAL LANDS AND CLOSES TO
JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE . PROOF OF TITLE DEED FROM THE HEPTONSTALL COURT BARON OF
THE HONOURABLE SIR GEORGE SAVILL LORD OF THE MANOR OF HEPTONSTALL. GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Hull YORKSHIRE Rudeforth > Terry 1877. - 127 years old MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF A PLOT OF LAND WITHA MESSE ERECTED
THEREON SITE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LONDESBOROUGH STREET ST. JOHNS WOOD IN THE
BORO OF KINGSTON UPON HULL. BETWEEN SAMUEL RUDEFORTH OF THE BOROUGH OF
KINGSTON UPON HULL HATER OF THE ONE PART AND HARRIET TERRY OF LEEDS IN THE
WEST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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Mortgage
indenture(York) between Messrs William Bagnall, John Stockdale and Luke
Bagnall written with wax seals 1867 30ins by 21ins Very good condition |
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1806 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Heptonstall YORKSHIRE Crossley 1806. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III - THIS
DOCUMENT IS 198 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ADMISSION AND RELEASE
OF ALL THAT MESSUAGE AND TENEMENT CALLED GOOSE HEY AND SEVERAL COTTAGES
WITHIN HEPTONSTALL. BETWEEN JOHN CROSSLEY OF GREAT HOUSE IN STANSFIELD IN THE
PARISH OF HALIFAX AND COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN OF THE ONE PART AND RICHARD
SUTCLIFFE OF GOOSE HEY HEPTONSTALL
PROOF OF TITLE DEED FROM THE HEPTONSTALL COURT BARON OF THE HONOURABLE SIR
RICHARD LUMLEY SAVILE LORD OF THE MANOR OF HEPTONSTALL. GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 20 INCHES X 17 INS ON
ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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DEED Langfield YORKSHIRE Sutcliffe Lord 1863. from the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 141 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING
THE CONVEYANCE OF NINE 20TH PARTS OF A FREEHOLD STACKHILLS MILL COTTON MILL,
WEAVING SHED AND PREMISES SITUATE AT LANGFIELD. REFERENCES TO THE ROCHDALE
CANAL AND THE TODMORDEN TURNPIKE BETWEEN WILLIAM WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE LATE OF
CAUSEY WOOD BUT NOW OF STACKHILLS MILL IN THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGFIELD IN THE
PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORK COTTON SPINNER AND MECHANIC AND
BARNES STCLIFFE ALSO LATE OF CAUSEY WOOD AFORESAID BUT NOW OF STACKHILLS MILL
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGFIELD AFORESAID COTTON SPINNER AND MECHANIC OF THE ONE
PART AND EDWARD LORD OF TODMORDEN IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK MACHINIST OF THE
OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26
INCHES X 31 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Trawden COLNE Wilson > Stansfield 1825. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE IV -
179 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE SURRENDER AND ADDMITTANCE OF ALL
THAT MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE SITUATE AND BEING IN THE SAID FOREST AT A
CERTAIN PLACE CALLED WELL CLOUGH AND PART OF THE COMMON CALLED BULSWORTH -
PLUS NAMES OF OTHER TENENTS AND CLOSES. IN CONSIDERATION OF £50 OF LAWFUL
MONEY PAID TO JAMES WILSON OF TRAWDEN IN THE FORST OF TRAWDEN AND COUNTY OF
LANCASHIRE CORDWAINER BY JOSHUA STANSFIELD OF HAND GREEN WITHIN WARLEY IN THE
PARISH OF HALIFAX AND COUNTY OF YORK WOOLSTAPLER PROOF OF TITLE DEED FROM THE
FOREST OF TRAWDEN HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST NOBLE ELIZABETH DOWAGER DUCHESS OF
BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBERRY WITHIN THE MANOR OF COLN IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER
. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE
16 INCHES X 24 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Heptonstall YORKSHIRE Sutcliffe 1810. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE III - THIS
DOCUMENT IS 194 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE admittance of JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE - FROM THE SURRENDER BY
WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE OF HEBDEN BRIDGE IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK WEAVER OF AN UNDIVIDED MOITY
DESCRIBED UNDER THE WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN SUTCLIFFE LATE OF TUB IN
HEPTONSTALL IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX WOOLCOMBER. FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR
TENEMENT IN HEPTONSTALL CALLED THE TUB PLUS INFORMATION ON MANY CLOSES OF
LAND AND THEIR NAMES PROOF OF TITLE DEED FROM THE HEPTONSTALL COURT BARON OF
THE HONOURABLE REVEREND JOHN LUMLEY SAVILE LORD OF THE MANOR OF HEPTONSTALL.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 20
INCHES X 22 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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DEED Cottingham YORKSHIRE Pomeroy >
the Wilberforce Permanent Building Society 1877. REIGN OF KING QUEEN
VICTORIA - 127 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF
GROUND AND DWELLINGHOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LONDESBOROUGH STREET IN THE PARISH OF COTTINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK. BETWEEN JOHN JAMES POMEROY OF THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OF THE ONE PART AND THE WILBERFORCE PERMANENT BUILDING
SOCIETY ESTABLISHED AT THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL. GUARANTEED GENUINE
AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 22 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Hull YORKSHIRE Atkinson > Wilson 1877. REIGN OF KING QUEEN VICTORIA -
127 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF of a parcel
of land on the north side of LONDESBOROUGH STREET ST JOHNS WOOD KINGSTON UPON
HULL WITH A MESSUAGE ERECTED THEREON. BETWEEN WILLIAM HENRY ATKINSON OF THE
BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL BUILDER OF THE ONE PART AND GEORGE WILSON OF
THE SAID BOROUGH DENTIST AND JOHN HUTESON EASTON OF THE SAME BOROUGH
AUCTIONEER OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX
SEAL SIZE 30 INCHES X 22 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
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1680 CHARLES
II VELLUM INDENTURE involving LUND and SETTLE of YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE This
excellent vellum indenture is dated 2nd October 1680 in the thirty-second
year of the reign of King Charles II. It starts with a fancy, handwritten,
embellished "THIS INDENTURE" and it is between Robert Lund late of
Scostropp (later spelt Scosthrop) and now of Airton, Yorkshire of the one
part and William Settle of Scostropp of the other part and concerns "one
little close ... of meadow ground called the Scarth". Mention is also
made of the Rectory of Kirkby in Malhamdale. The original vellum seal tag has
survived but not the seal. Size. The document is approx. 21" wide x
14" high. Condition. There is a small (1" x 1.5") brown stain
as shown in the photo but the document is otherwise in superb condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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LOVELY HANDWRITTEN INDENTURE concerns SCOSTHROP - YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE This indenture
is entirely handwritten on heavy paper and is dated 1st May 1725. It is
between Agnes Anderson & Dorothy Anderson of Scostropp in the parish of
Kirkby in Malhamdale, Yorkshire of the one part and William Preston of the
parish of Giggleswick of the other part. It concerns one cottage, or
firehouse, one barn adjoining, one garth or croft adjoining the firehouse and
a meadow called Burnbank - all in the township of Scostropp (now Scosthrop) -
and a lease for 5,000 years. There are 3 impressed revenue stamps, a paper
duty stamp and 2 very good red wax seals. LOVELY DOCUMENT Size. The document
is approx. 21 wide x 16" high.
Condition. Superb condition with the usual folding creases. Also
mentions Wm Anderson. |
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Vellum
document - Court Baron - Skidby, East Yorkshire, dated 28 November, 1799.
Admission Copy. Manor of Skidby : Robert Burton to Daniel Sykes Robert Burton
of Hotham in the County of York and Mary his wife, customary tenants of the
said Manor........"all that messuage, tenement or dwellinghouse with the
outbuildings and garth within the township of Skidby........." "Oath and admission : 2 shillings /
Entering on the Roll : 5 shillings / Copy and duty 18
shillings.................Total : £1- 5 shillings" Measures 21ins x
12ins. Condition : Very clean and easily readable document. |
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1656 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1656 during the period of the English Civil
war and reign of Oliver Cromwell being the conveyance of a dwelling in
Allerton in the County of York by Nicholas Allerton, a Clothier, of the one
part; and William Shackleton, a Clothier, and his wife Mary, of the second
part. Beautifully penned with calligraphic initial letter incorporating the
date and flourishes as well. No seals or tags. Signatures on front and on
verso. Scalloped top. Very Good condition, measures 22.5 x 14.5". |
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MANUSCRIPT
WILL John Sutcliffe HALIFAX YORKSHIRE
1818. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN SUTCLIFFE OF THE LEE IN HEPTONSTALL
IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX AND COUNTY OF YORK WORSTED MANUFACTURER. BEQUEAST OF
FARM TO HIS SON CALLED PEACOCK HOUSE FARM AND OTHER ITEMS OF REAL ESTATE WITH
LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE EXCHEQUER AND PREROGATIVE COURT OF THE
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK WITH HIS SEAL GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - WAFER SEAL FROM THE
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS SIZE 12 INS X 19 INS ON VELLUM |
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Plumbe (Francis
Penelope, of Tong Hall, Yorkshire) Recipe Book, manuscript in three hands,
26pp. excluding blanks, 2pp. of manuscript recipes loosely inserted (torn at
tail with loss of recipe), original half red morocco, rubbed, Tong, 17 July
1825; and another, early nineteenth century commonplace book, some recipes
and extracts, original green vellum, 4to. (2). £80 - £120 Extensive note on
front pastedown from Frances Plumbe's husband (?Colonel John Plumbe Tempest)
recording that she was born in 1805, married in 1824 and died in childbirth
in 1825. Recipes include: Brandy Syllabub, Orange Pudding, Bath Buns,
Orangeade, Curry Powder, Apple Solid, “Little Plum Cakes that will keep
long.” |
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1821 |
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A vellum
indenture recording a mortgage of lands in Church Fenton, Yorkshire, between Richard Backhouse of Biggin in the
parish of Church Fenton, Yorkshire, farmer, and Edward Warrington of Cawood,
yeoman. Dated the 30th day of March in the 2nd year of the reign of George IV
[1821]. All that messuage and dwelling house or tenement situate in Biggin
adjoining a barn of Richard Backhouse, and also a close of land called
Greeleys of 4 acres. Handwritten in English on vellum. Medium browning all
over. Document size: 75 by 64 cm. Signatures and seals. |
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1753 |
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Exemplification
of a common recovery document for a fine proclaimed at the Court of Common Pleas,
Westminster in 1753, between: John Bannister, gent, Thomas Salisbury, gent,
Nicolas Coulthurst and Mathew Coulthurst. Dated Michaelmus Term 1753 in the
26th year of the reign of George II. A large 2 page vellum document with a
very elaborate top border encompassing a lovely portrait of King George II. Relates
to the sale of: 6
messuages 6
gardens 150
acres land 150
acres meadow 200
acres pasture 20
acres woods 30
acres Moor Moety
of 20 acres land & 12 acres meadow All in Slaidburn,
Easington, Newton, Long Preston, Grindleton and High Field, Yorkshire. The
document shows dust marking and creasing. Handwritten in English on vellum
with printed elaborate border. 71 by 84 cm. Large intact 10 cm Great Chancery
Seal of George II, showing him seated on a throne with the Royal Arms on
reverse. Contained in a metal skippet. |
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1808 |
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Vellum document
- Byram-Cum-Pool, Brotherton, Yorkshire - dated 27 February,1808. Conveyance
of Premises at Byram-Cum-Pool. Between Jon Haxby of Brotherton in the County
of York, Gentleman, of the one part, and Sir John Ramsden of Byram Hall in
the said County, Baronet, of the other part. "In consideration of the
sum of One Thousand, Two Hundred Pounds for the purchase money of the
messuage, buildings, closes and premises. All that messuage, dwellinghouse,
or tenement now divided into two dwellings with the barn and other
outbuildings and an orchard and garden to the same, being at Byram-Cum-Pool
in the Parish of Brotherton................" Signature of John Haxby.
Wax Seal. Measures 30ins x 23ins. Single Sheet. Well written, easily readable
document. Condition : Reasonably good, some storage dust with age. |
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1863 |
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Vellum
document - Welwick, East Yorkshire, dated 8 December, 1863. Mortgage in fee
of a Freehold & Covenant to surrender Copyhold hereditaments at Welwick
in Holderness for securing £500 & interest. Between William Sharp of
Welwick in Holderness in the County of York, Miller, on the one part. and
John Hardy Richardson of Sands House, in the Parish of Paull in Holderness
aforesaid, farmer, and William Watson of Hedon in Holderness aforesaid
Gentleman. "All that newly erected Wind Corn Mill situate in Welwick
with the sails, wheels, machinery tackle, apparel and furniture thereto
belonging..........................." Signatures of William Sharp, John
Hardy Richardson and William Watson. Three Wax Seals. Measures 28ins x 23ins.
Two Page document. Reconveyance dated 24 June, 1879 included on reverse of
one sheet. Condition : Reasonably clean, well written document. Easily
readable. |
Sharp |
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1880 |
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Vellum
document - Kilnsea, East Yorkshire, dated 23 April, 1880. Conveyance of hereditaments
at Kilnsea in Holderness in the County of York. Between Thomas Glover Kensit
of Skinners Hall, Dowgate Hill in the City of London, John Moxon Clabon of
Great George Street in the City of Westminster , and Robert John Porcher
Broughton of Great Marlborough Street in the County of Middlesex
(Mortgagees), and William Sharp of Welwick in Holderness in the East Riding
in the County of York, Miller, of the other part. "All those several
closes, pieces or parcels of land containing together forty three acres, two
roods and eighteen perches situate at Kilnsea in
Holderness............................" Two Page document with
***COLOURED PLAN**** included on one page. Signatures of Thomas Glover
Kensit, John Moxon Clabon, Robert John Porcher Broughton and William Sharp.
Four Wax Seals. Measures 28ins x 23ins. Condition : Reasonably good. Some
creasing on folds. Well written, easily readable document. |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Heptonstall YORKSHIRE Child > Thomas 1735. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE
II - THIS DOCUMENT IS 269 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE COPY TITLE
DEED THAT CHRISTOPHER THOMAS OF HEPTONSTALL IN THE COUNTY OF YORK FOR
CONSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF EIGHTY FIVE POUNDS PAID BY THOMAS CHILD OF ROBERT
TOWN IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK MALTSTER . FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT
IN HEPTONSTALL CALLED THE BLACKHALL AND TUB PLUS CLOSES OF LAND AND PASTURE
PROOF OF TITLE DEED FROM THE HEPTONSTALL customary COURT BARON OF SIR George
SAVILE LORD OF THE MANOR OF HEPTONSTALL. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 20 INCHES X 22 INS ON ONE SHEET
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579 |
1877 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Hull YORKSHIRE Terry > Rudeforth 1877. - 127 years old
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE RECONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF LAND WITH A
MESSUAGE ERECTED THEREON SITUATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LONDESBOROUGH STREET
ST. JOHNS WOOD IN THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL. BETWEEN HARRIET TERRY OF
LEEDS IN THE WEST RIDING OF THE COUNTY OF YORK OF THE ONE PART AND SAMUEL RUDEFORTH OF THE
BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL HATER OF THE OTHER PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 23 INS ON ONE SHEET
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580 |
1853 |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Stackhills YORKS Greenwood > Knowles 1853. from the reign of
QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 151 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT
BEING THE CONVEYANCE FOR ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND AT STACKHILLS SITUATE NEAR
TODMORDEN IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE CALLED STACKHILLS HOLME WHICH IS PART OF
A FARM CALLED LONGFIELD ESTATE. WE BELIVE THAT THIS SITE LATER BECAME
STACKHILLS MILL COTTON MILL, WEAVING SHED AND PREMISES DURING THE NEXT TEN
YEARS. REFERENCES TO THE ROCHDALE CANAL AND THE TODMORDEN TURNPIKE. BETWEEN
WILLIAM GREENWOOD OF STONES IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TODMORDEN AND WALSDEN IN THE
PARISH OF ROCHDALE AND COUNTY OF LANCASTER ESQUIRE OF THE ONE PART AND
WILLIAM KNOWLES OF LEE BOTTOM IN THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGFIELD IN THE PARISH OF
HALIFAX AND COUNTY OF YORK STONE MERCHANT WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE OF CAUSEY WOOD IN
THE SAID TOWNSHIP OF LANGFIELD MECHANIC AND BARNES SUTCLIFFE OF CAUSEY WOOD
MECHANIC OF THE OTHER PART . GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
SMALL SURVEY PLAN TO REVERSE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED WAX SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 31 INS ON THREE
SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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Knowles |
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581 |
1636 |
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Vellum
indenture recording the sale of a house in Wakefield, Yorkshire, between
William Norton the elder of Barkisland, Yorkshire, William Norton the younger,
and Mary Browne of Wakefield, widow late wife of Thomas Browne deceased.
Dated the 24th day of September in the 12th year of the reign of Charles I
[1636]. All that one messuage or burgage in Wakefield in a street called
Westgate or Westgate Lane, and one croft, garden, etc, lying on the south
side of the messuage. Good neat condition. Handwritten in English on vellum.
Document size: 46 by 30 cm. No seal. |
Norton |
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582 |
1735 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Stansfield Yorkshire 1735. FROM THE REIGN OF GEORGE II MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE RELEASE AND ASSIGNMENT OF ANNUITY BETWEEN GEORGE
STANSFIELD OF HARWOOD IN SKIRCOATE IN THE COUNTY OF YORK CLOTHIER SECOND SON
OF ABRAHAM STANSFIELD THE ELDER LATE OF LOWER BIRKS IN STANFIELD IN THE SAID
COUNT YEOMAN DECEASED OF THE FIRST PART JOHN LOCKWOOD OF EWOOD IN MIDGLEY IN
THE SAID COUNTY YEOMAN AND ANNE HIS WIFE WHO WAS THE WIDOW OF ROBERT HALSTEAD
LATE OF BURNT ACREAS IN ERRINGDON OF THE SECOND PART SARAH STANSFIELD OF
LOWER BIRKS IN STANSFIELD AND MERCY STANFIELD OF LOWER BIRKS ONLY DAUGHTERS
AND COHEIRS OF ABRAHAM STANSFIELD LATE OF LOWER BIRKS AND JOHN SUTCLIFFE OF
SWALLOW SHAW IN STANSFIELD YEOMAN AND RICHARD SUTCLIFFE OF SWALLOWS SHAW
YEOMAN OF THE FOURTH PART. FOR CERTAIN MESSUAGE CALLED LOWER BIRKS IN
STANSFIELD CLEAR SECRETARY HAND ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM ESCOTCHEONED REVENUE
STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 20 INCHES X 26 INCHES |
Stansfield |
Lockwood |
Halstead |
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583 |
1833 |
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1833
HANDWRIT VELLUM WILL & PROBATE of NATHANIEL WALTON of Halifax. NO RESERVE
This is a handwritten probate copy on vellum of the will of Nathaniel Walton
the Younger of Halifax (described as "a Dealer in Swine",) made on the
9th January 1833 together with the probate granted in the court of the
Archbishop of York in 1837. The seal tag is still attached but there is no
seal. Size. The document is approx. 22" wide x 11" high. Condition.
Slightly faded writing on probate but otherwise in very good condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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584 |
1827 |
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1827
HANDWRITTEN VELLUM WILL of JOSEPH BATES of BRADFORD NO RESERVE This document is
the probate copy, on vellum, of the will of Joseph Bates of Throstlenest
within Haworth in the Parish of Bradford, Yorkshire. It is entirely
handwritten and attached to it is the part printed, part manuscript probate
with the with the seal of the Office of the Lord Archbishop of York. The will
is dated 29th June 1827 and the probate was granted in 1828. Size. The
document is approx. 29" wide x 17" high. Condition. In excellent
condition with the usual folding creases. |
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585 |
1767 |
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1767
VELLUM DEED by John THORNTON LT. COLONEL in the COLDSTREAM GUARDS NO RESERVE
This vellum document is the surrender at Wakefield Court Baron of his Grace
the most noble Lord Thomas, Duke of Leeds, Lord of the Manor of Wakefield, of
two messuages at Hanhead in Yorkshire. It is dated 6th November 1767 and the
surrender is by John Thornton Esq. Lieutenant Colonel in his Majesty's Second
Regiment of Foot Guards commonly called the Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guards. AN EXCELLENT DOCUMENT FOR FRAMING. Size. The document is approx.
21" wide x 15" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the
usual folding creases. |
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586 |
1703 |
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1703
QUEEN ANNE VELLUM INDENTURE HALIFAX YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE This vellum
indenture dated 10th April 1703 was made in the second year of the reign of
Queen Anne. It is between Joshua Marcer of Halifax, Yorkshire of the one part
and William Dickson also of Halifax, of the other part. The matter concerns
two houses adjoining each other in Lovelidge (Lovelace?) Lane, Halifax now
occupied by Samuel Longbothom and Robert Oates. There is a red wax seal still
attached to the document by a vellum tag and two, blue, sixpenny revenue
stamps at the left. On the verso are written two memorandi as well as
witnesses' signatures. A lovely document which would look well when framed.
Size. The document is approx. 22" wide x 13" high. Condition. In
excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Marcer |
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587 |
1768 |
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1768
VELLUM INDENTURE concerning the PROPERTY OF NATHANIEL MORTON NO RESERVE This excellent
large vellum indenture, made on 10th May 1768 is between Samuel Hallows Hamer
of Rotherham, Yorkshire of the first part; Abigail Dyson of the second part;
John Burton of Norwood Hall, Sheffield and Catherine, his wife; The Reverend
Edward Mason of Blyth, Nottinghamshire and Mary, his wife; John Foljambe of
Rotherham and Abigail his wife, of the third part and James Allott of
Attercliffe of the fourth part. It concerns the estate left by Nathaniel
Morton which included properties in Rotherham, Masbrough, Bramley, Newhall,
Stairfoot and Gainsborough. There is one revenue stamp and six red wax seals
at the foot of the document. Size. The document is approx. 30" wide x
23" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
Morton |
Hamer |
Dyson |
Burton |
Mason |
Foljambe |
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1740 |
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1740
HANDWRITTEN WILL of SUSANNAH DEARDEN of YORKSHIRE NO RESERVE This is a
handwritten probate copy on vellum of the will of Susannah Dearden of Murgatroyd
in Warley, Yorkshire dated 15th March 1739 with the probate dated 6th August
1740. The probate was granted in the Court of the Archbishop of York but only
remnants of his seal remain on the vellum seal tag. Size. The document is
approx. 21" wide x 14" high. Condition. In very good condition with
the usual folding creases. |
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1755 |
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1755
OLD ENGLISH VELLUM INDENTURE concerning LOVELACE LANE in HALIFAX NO RESERVE This
vellum indenture is dated 5th March 1755 and is between John Prescott of
Halifax, Yorkshire, a wool stapler, of the one part and John Greenwood of
Longfield, Halifax of the other part. In it, Prescott sells "all that
piece or Parcell or so much of a certain croft ..... situate .... in or near
Lovelace Lane in Halifax aforesaid as will make a passage four Foot wide from
the said Street or Lane to the further End or South part of a garden
....." The indenture bears 3
revenue stamps and a good red wax seal. Size. The document is approx.
20" wide x 13" high. Condition. In excellent condition with the
usual folding creases. |
Prescott |
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1757 |
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1757
EARL OF EFFINGHAM SEAL on a VELLUM INDENTURE about ROTHERHAM NO RESERVE This
indenture on vellum was made on the !st August 1757 and is between Samuel
Hallows Hamer of Rotherham of the one part and the Right Honourable Thomas
Earl of Effingham of the other part. (This was the second Earl of Effingham
who also served as Deputy Earls Marshal of England from 1743 to 1763.) The
deed concerns a property in Rotherham. There is a blue revenue stamp at the
left and, at the foot of the document, the signature of the Earl alongside
his seal in red wax. Size. The document is approx. 28" wide x 24"
high. Condition. In excellent condition with the usual folding creases. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Heptonstall YORKS Lister Sutcliffe 1819. From the reign of
GEORGE III - 185 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF A CLOSE OF LAND SITUATE NEAR
LILY HALL IN HEPTONSTALL IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE.
BETWEEN JOHN GREENWOOD OF HEPTONSTALL IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY
OF YORK DRUGGIST OF THE FIRST PART ROYAL LISTER OF OLD TOWN IN WADSWORTH IN
THE PARISH OF HALIFAX GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART AND SUSANNAH SUTCLIFFE OF
LEE IN HEPTONSTALL OF THE THIRD PART. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP RED WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 26 INS ON ONE SHEET
OF VELLUM |
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1834 |
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ITEM: Original
Legal Document (Not a Copy) MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
3 x Pages each measuring approx. 15 inches x 10 inches DATE:
1834 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: Concerns the appointing of a new trustee in the will of the late
Robert Dobson of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham PLACES
MENTIONED: Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, Whitby in the county of
Yorkshire, PEOPLE
INVOLVED: Robert Preston of Whitby in the county of york (Gentleman), Thomas
Proud of Sunderland in the county of Durham, Robert Dobson (Deceased)
(chemist & Druggist) of Bishopwearmouth in the county of Durham, Robert
Preston & Henry Preston of Sunderland in the county of Durham, James
Pounder (Shipowner) of Monkwearmouth in the county of Durham PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: Robert Preston, Thomas Proud, James Pounder SEALS:
3x Paper Seals WITNESSES
(SIGNED BY): Nathaniel Longbone, Thomas Budrick Limpston, Stephen Crosby,
Benjamin Colvin or Calvin CONDITION:
In Very Good Condition |
Preston |
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Dobson |
Pounder |
Longbone |
Limpston |
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1662 |
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charles
the 2nd indenture .made the 8th day of november.in the 13th year of the raign
of our sovereign lord charles the 2nd by the grace of god king of england
scotland france so on,,,between cristopher shepperd in the county of york and
his wife.no seals, small hole to the lower part of document.still nice
item.size 25" by 15".two signitures at the bottom of document of
the shepperds. |
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594 |
1893 |
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Vellum
document - Welwick / Kilnsea, East Yorkshire, dated 11 July, 1893. Deed of Arrangement.
Between John Sharp of Welwick in the County of York, Farmer, of the one part,
and William Sharp of Welwick, aforesaid, Farmer. "All that Wind Corn
Mill situate in Welwick, aforesaid, with the sails, wheels, machinery,
tackle, apparel and furniture thereto
belonging.............................all that dwellinghouse, with the barn,
stables, homestead and outbuildings adjoining, and the garth or parcel of
land whereon the same stand, containing three acres and nine perches or
thereabouts situate in Kilnsea in Holderness aforesaid and held of the Manor
of Easington, Kilnsea and Skeffling as copyhold of
inheritance............secondly, one allotment containing seven acres of land
situate in the Walker Butts in Kilnsea, aforesaid and bounded on the North by
lands awarded to John Clubley, on the East by the Spurn Road, on the South in
part, by freehold lands awarded to Leonard Thompson Esquire and in the
remaining part by the River Humber................". Signatures of John
Sharp and William Sharp. Five page document, Measures 12ins x 17ins. INCLUDES
COPY OF ABSTRACT OF TITLE 1865 - 1926. (Typewritten - 1938) Condition :
Reasonably good but suffers from storage dust / generally soiled. Easily
readable document. |
Sharp |
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1800 |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Heptonstall YORKS Crossley > 1800. FROM THE TIME OF THE
REIGN OF KING GEORGE III THE DOCUMENT IS 204 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING
THE COPY TITLE FOR ALL THAT MESSUAGE OR TENEMENT WITH WITH APPURTENANCES
CALLED GOOSEHEY AND ONE COTTAGE OR DWELLINGHAOUSE SITUATE AT CALDEN IN
HEPTONSTALL. JOHN CROSSLEY SON AND HEIR OF LUKE CROSSLEY LATE OF GREAT HOUSE
IN STANSFIELD IN THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. MANOR OF
HEPTONSTALL THE CUSTOMARY COURT BARON OF THE HONOURABLE RICHARD LINNLEY
SAVILLE LORD OF THE MANOR GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION -
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SIZE 24 INCHES X 19 INS ON ONE SHEET OF VELLUM |
Crossley |
Saville |
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596 |
1864 |
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MANUSCRIPT
DEED Laughton YORKSHIRE Drabwell St. Leger 1864. From the reign of QUEEN
VICTORIA - 140 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE AND
COVENANT TO SURRENDER COPYHOLDS OF TWO CLOSES OF LAND AT LAUGHTON EN LE
MORTHEN BETWEEN HARRIET DRABWELL OF DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORK OF THE
ONE PART THOMAS MARRIAN OF SHEFFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLEMAN OF THE SECOND PART JOHN ST. LEGER OF PARK
HILL IN THE PARISH OF FIRBECK IN THE COUNTY OF YORK A MAJOR IN HER MAJESTY'S
ARMY OF THE THIRD PART AND THE HONOURABLE AND REVEREND WILLIAM HOWARD OF
WHISTON IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE
CONDITION - SMALL SURVEY PLAN AND SCHEDULE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS RED
WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 26 INS ON TWO SHEETS OF VELLUM |
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1709 |
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nice 1709
paper indenture made the20th of june in the 8th year of the raign of lady
anne.it is between john willison in the county of york to do with lands and
money |
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1650 |
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Handwritten
English vellum indenture dated 1650 during the Commonwealth and Civil War
period of English history being the conveyance of a shop in Askrigg in the
County of York between Ralph Bellamy, a Citizen and Goldsmith of London, of
the one part; and Charles Todd of Middleham in York, a Grocer, of the second
part. Calligraphic title words with nice flourishments incorporating the
date. Dockets on verso, grain of animal skin vellum nicely apparent. Very
Good condition, multi-folds and creasing, seal tag removed, a few tiny holes.
Measures 19 x 15". |
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1840 |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Dalton YORKS Sowerby > Rooper 1840. FROM THE TIME OF THE REIGN
OF QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 164 YEARS OLD TITLE DEED TO THE MANOR OR
LORDSHIP OF WEXT DALTON OR DALTON RYALL IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF THE MANOR OF WEST DALTON AND LANDS
IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. SCHEDULE OF THE LANDS IN THE LORDSHIP OF OF WEST
DALTON BETWEEN GEORGE SOWERBY OF KELTON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF RUTLAND OF THE
FIRST PART AND THE REVEREND THOMAS RICHARD ROOPER OF BRUGHTON IN THE COUNTY
OF SUSSEX OF THE OTHER PART . GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINECONDITION - DETAILED PLAN
OF DALTON HALL ESTATE ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 24
INS ON THREE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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MANUSCRIPT DEED Iron Foundry DURHAM Hawdon > Thompson 1858. FROM THE TIME
OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA THE DOCUMENT IS 146 YEARS OLD MANUSCRIPT
INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE FOR £1500 AND FURTHER CHARGE FOR £500 UPON THE FREEHOLD GROUND WITH THE
IRON FOUNDRY MESSUAGES AND OTHER BUILDONGS THEREON SITUATE AT BLAYDON IN THE
COUNTY OF DURHAM. SITED ALONGSIDE THE NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAILWAY AT THE
JUNCTION OF THE GATESHEAD , SCOTSWOOD AND HEXHAM TURNPIKES BETWEEN THE
REVEREND DAVID AKENHEAD OF RYTON IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM ROBERT AKENHEAD OF
OTTERINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND DAVID AKENHEAD OF OTTERINGTON OF THE
FIRST PART WILLIAM GEORGE HAWDON OF BLAYDON IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM CAST IRON
FOUNDER AND ENGINE BUILDER OF THE SECOND PART JOHN EMMERSON HAWDON AND WILLIAM GEORGE HAWDON THE YOUNGER.
INTERESTING DOCUMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL HISTORIANS AS THIS CONTAINS MUCH
INFORMATION ON THIS FOUNDRY SITE. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE TO VERY FINECONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED
REVENUE STAMPS SITE SURVEY PLAN RED WAX
SEALS SIZE 26 INCHES X 29 INS ON FIVE SHEETS OF PARCHMENT |
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