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601 |
1881 |
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1881
Hand Written Contract 6p QV Lilac Revenue Stamp In Very Good Condition a Hand
Written Agreement between Edward Short of Goole Aerated Water Manufacturer
and Walter Bailey Grocer, to Purchase Split Sodas,Split Lemonades Ginger Beer
Champagne Cider and Hocekerund Beer for 10pence per Dozen (13 to the Dozen)
etc. The Document is on Edward Short Letter Headed Paper which shows a Belt
Badge with Edward Short around the edge and Aerated Water Manufacturer Ale
and Porter Merchant in the centre with an address for Church Street Goole May
23rd 1881. At the base of the Contract is a Superb Queen Victoria Lilac
Inland Revenue 6pence Stamp with the Signatures of both parties. A Charming
little Document and a piece of Social History. The size is 8.25" x
5.25". |
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602 |
1717 |
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29.11.1717
IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE I THIS MANUSCRIPT IS 287 YEARS OLD LEASE FOR A YEAR
DWELLING & GARDEN CHAPPELLALLTOWN |
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603 |
1847 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Armthorpe |
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Dunwell |
Tilburn |
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604 |
1849 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
CONCERNING LAND AND BUILDINGS IN
BIRKENSHAW (LEEDS) YORKSHIRE FROM FOSTER TO FAWTHROP DATED 28 JUNE 1849 |
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605 |
1849 |
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ORIGINAL
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
BETWEEN VARIOUS PARTIES AND THE ESTATE OF ABRAHAM IBBERSON CONCERNING
PROPERTY IN BATLEY IN YORKSHIRE DATED 12 MAY 1849 |
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606 |
1850 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES DEED
OF GIFT CONCERNING A PLOT OF LAND 'THE
TOP BULLS' OR 'THE TOFT BUTTS' IN CLECKHEATON YORKSHIRE FROM MR THORNTON TO
MRS SHEPHERD DATED 1ST MARCH 1850 |
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607 |
1853 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES CONCERNING A
DWELLINGHOUSE AND TWO COTTAGES AT BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM HALL TO FARNHILL
DATED 21 MAY 1853 |
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Farnhill |
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608 |
1862 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
RECONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY IN MORLEY ( |
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609 |
1863 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
CONCERNING DWELLINGHOUSES IN THE MARKETPLACE IN OTLEY YORKSHIRE FROM PICKARD
TO PETTY DATED 13 JULY 1863 |
Pickard |
Petty |
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610 |
1867 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES CONCERNING A
PLOT OF LAND AT CROP BANKIN BATLEY YORKSHIRE
FROM MESSRS FALLOWS AND FARNSIDES TO SEDGWICK DATED 14 JANUARY 1867 |
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Farnsides |
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611 |
1873 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF HOUSES AND SHOPS IN THE MARKET PLACE OF OTLEY YORKSIRE FROM |
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612 |
1874 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES CONVEYANCE AND
ASSIGNMENT OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM WAINWRIGHT TO WARD DATED 1ST APRIL
1874 |
Wainwright |
Ward |
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613 |
1875 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
CONCERNING DWELLINGHOUSES AND PREMISES AT BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM MACKIE TO WARD
AND FOX DATED 7 MAY 1875 |
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Ward |
Fox |
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614 |
1878 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES CONCERNING
DWELLINGHOUSES AND PREMISES IN BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM FOX TO WARD DATED 8
MARCH 1878 |
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615 |
1875 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES CONCERNING THE
SALE OF A PIECE OF LAND IN BRAMHOPE, OTLEY, COUNTY OF YORK FROM SAMUEL CRAVEN
TO DAVID PICKARD DATED 6TH MAY 1875 |
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616 |
1580 |
Dominic
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480 |
West
Riding, Window Tax. Summary Assessment, 1796-97, of taxes on windows, houses,
male servants, horses, carriages, wagons and dogs, for 50 townships in the
Morley Division, which included Bradford and Halifax, giving the sum assessed
for each township, the names of assessors and collectors, but not individual
householders, being a large parchment sheet, the assessments clearly written
in columns, together with a Final Concord (right-hand indenture), between Richard
Gybson and Richard Foxcrofte, dated 1580, concerning property in Langfelde
[probably Longfield, West Yorkshire], a small parchment title deed written in
Chancery hand |
Gybson |
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617 |
1851-1938 |
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A
superb collection--14--of indentures relating toWILKINSON |
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Hubie |
Stephenson |
Cadman |
Cartledge |
Tinsley |
Bowers |
Smith |
Beeley |
Wright |
Bishop |
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618 |
1878-1912 |
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Sheffield
4 indentures dealing with Wellesley st.dated
1878,1879,1893,&1912.Surnames include Holy,Oxley,Wiles,Badger &
Corker Some of these measure 70x55cm & are in very good condition.They
are hand written in ink on waxed paper with the usual seals that you would
expect from documents of this nature. |
Holy |
Oxley |
Wiles |
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Corker |
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619 |
1938 |
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2
indentures dealing with 75 FURNISS AVE. Dore Sheffield.Both are dated 1938
& name Wm.Wright,Joseph F.B.Abson,Alexander JackThey are hand written in
ink on waxed paper with the usual seals that you would expect from documents
of this nature. Ideal for local history research genealogy. One of them has a
plan of the area Excellent condition |
Wright |
Abson |
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620 |
1827/1846 |
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Indenture
Idle Calverley Bradford Kirkstall 1827/1846 This indenture measuring 80x60cm
deals with a plot of land on Idle green and Butt Lane.Named are John
Child,Wm.Edmondson,Hannah & James Bell,Sarah & Ben.Bell,Eliz &
Ths Bell.The 2nd one is dated 1846 & has the name Mr Christopher Dibb
Ideal for local history research genealogy. Excellent condition Hand written
in ink on waxed paper. |
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621 |
1915 |
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Indentures
Glass Houghton Wakefield Leeds Castleford These 2 indentures relate to land
in Briggs Field/Street.Both dated 1915.Named are Davies,Walker{Castleford}
Ideal for local history research genealogy. Excellent condition Hand written
in ink on waxed paper. |
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622 |
1858-1900 |
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Indentures
Knaresborough |
Wilson |
Wood |
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623 |
1807 |
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Indenture
Fulford York Beverley Yorkshire This indenture is in 6 parts each measuring
75x60cm.It is dated1807.Surnames are
C/Gamidge,Wolley, |
Gamidge |
Wolley |
Kendall |
Ellin |
Smithson |
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624 |
1898,
1904 |
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Indenture
Harrogate Coop erative Yorkshire These 3 indentures are dated 1898 &
1904.Property is 44 Unity Grove Harrogate.Named are Joseph Weighell,Joseph
Smith,Samuel Potterton. Ideal for local history research genealogyExcellent
condition Hand written in ink on waxed paper. |
Weighell |
Smith |
Potterton |
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625 |
1896-1919 |
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Deeds
Ilkley Bradford Yorkshire These 8 indentures deal with property in Ilkley.The
vendors are from Bradford.There are 2 properties both adjoining in Lister
Street[Alexandra Cres & Maryland Terr also are mentioned].Dates are
between 1896 &1919.Persons named are Easton,Johnson,Rhodes,Tasker,Musgrave,Gamble,Turnbull,Marshall,Hall.There
are 2 superb plans of each dwelling. Ideal for local history research
genealog.Very good condition Hand written in ink on waxed paper. |
Easton |
Johnson |
Rhodes |
Tasker |
Musgrave |
Gamble |
Turnbull |
Marshall |
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626 |
1834 |
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ITEM:
Original Handwritten Letter (Not a Copy) Dated 1834 written by a B.G.Armytage
of Allans Place, Shatford,Essex,England to a Mr Crosland in Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, England MEDIUM:
Paper PAGES:
1 x Page measuring approx. 8 inches x 6¼ inches DATE:
1834 PAPER
WATERMARKED ?: Yes, Bevan & Swane 1828 LOCATION
IN DOCUMENT: Shatford in Essex, England PURPOSE
OF DOCUMENT: A Letter from A B.G.Armytage to A Mr Crosland in Huddersfield, Concerns
The Trustees in an Estate and £1000.00 PERSONALLY
SIGNED BY: B.G.Armytage CONDITION:
Some Staining otherwise in good condition |
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627 |
1681 |
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A HISTORICAL
, HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENT FROM THE 17TH CENTURY, HEADED " TO THE KINGS MOST
EXCELLENT M? " "THE HUMBLE PETITION OF ABRAHAM |
Sunderland |
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628 |
1634-1635 |
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5 INTERESTING
, HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENTS FROM THE EARLY 17TH CENTURY, MOST DATED 1635,
DIFFICULT FOR ME TO READ BUT SEEM TO BE RELATING TO A CHURCH IN |
Sunderland |
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629 |
1859 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Trawden Lancs WILKINSON 1859 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA
- 146 YEARS OLD THIS IS A PROOF OF TITLE
DEED OF SURRENDER AND ADMISSION FROM THE FOREST OF TRAWDEN HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST NOBLE FRANCIS DUKE
OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBERRY IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE HOLDEN AT COLNE ON
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1859 BETWEEN WILLIAM WILKINSON NOW DECEASED AND
RICHARD HARDACRE OF HELLIFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND THE VICTORIA BENEFIR
BUILDING ASSOCIATION AT COLNE FOR THREE COTTAGES OR DWELLINGHOUSES AND A
MOIETY OF TWO OTHER COTTAGES GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION
- ON ONE ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE
26 INCHES X 29 INS |
Wilkinson |
Hardacre |
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630 |
1877 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Yorkshire FOSTER > POMEROY 1877 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 128 YEARS OLD THIS IS A INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE CONVEYANCE OF
A PIECE OF GROUND AND MESSUAGE ERECTED THEREON SITUATE IN LONDESBOROUGH
STREET IN THE PARISH OF COTTINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF YORK BETWEEN WILLIAM
RILEY FOSTER OF THE BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON HULL BUILDER OF THE ONE PART AND
JOHN JAMES POMEROY OF THE SAME PLACE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OF THE OTHER PART
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 26 INCHES X 31
INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP SMALL
SURVEY PLAN TO LEFT MARGIN |
Foster |
Pomeroy |
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631 |
1802 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT DEED Laughton Yorks St. LEGER 1802. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE III - 203 years old MANUSCRIPT
indenture DOCUMENT BEING THE LEASE OF ALL THAT PARSONAGE OR RECTORY OF
LAUGHTON TOGETHER WITH MANSION HOUSE OF THE SAID PARSONAGE AND ALL THE
HOUSING AND EASEMENTS OF THE SAME - ALL GLEBE LANDS, TITHES HAY AND TYTHE
CORN OF SLADE LOUGHTON AND DINNINGTON
BETWEEN THE REVEREND GEORGE MARKHAM CHANCELLOR OF THE CATHEDRAL AND
METROPOLITAN CHURCH OF SAINT PETER OF YORK AND PREBEND OF LOUGHTON EN LE
MORTHEN OF THE FIRST PART DOROTHEA JOHNSON OF THE CITY OF YORK OF THE SECOND
PART ANTHONY BUTLER ST. LEGER OF BRYANSTON STREET PORTMAN SQUARE IN THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX JOHN GALLY KNIGHT OF LANGOLD IN THE COUNTY OF YORK..
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX SEAL SIZE 29 INCHES X 31 INS ON TWO SHEETS
OF VELLUM CONNECTION WITH THE FAMOUS DONCASTER RACE FOUNDER |
Markham |
Johnson |
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Knight |
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1876 |
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Lease
agreement for a property in Middlesex. No 17, Stamford Villas in Fulham Road
Brompton. Charles Mathias Meller Esq.
of Fylingdales near |
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Wulff |
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633 |
1829 |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1829 VELLUM DEED Club House DONCASTER RACES Artis > Chadwick.
HORSE RACING MEMORABILIA ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the reign of KING GEORGE IV -
175 years old MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE MORTGAGE OF ALL THAT FREEHOLD
MESSUAGE OR DWELLINGHOUSE NOW USED AS THE DONCASTER RACE CLUB HOUSE SITUATE
ON THE WEST SIDE OF HALL GATE IN DONCASTER. BETWEEN EDMUND TYRRELL ARTIS OF
DONCASTER IN THE COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE OF THE ONE PART AND WILLIAM CHADWICK OF
ARKSEY HOUSE IN THE PARISH OF ARKSEY IN THE SAID COUNTY OF YORK OF THE OTHER
PART.. GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMPS WAX SEAL SECOND
SMALL INDENTURE SIZE 26 INCHES X 31
INS ON THREE SHEETS OF VELLUM |
Artis |
Chadwick |
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634 |
1834 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
SINGLE PAGE MORTGAGE OF AN ESTATE SITUATE IN BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM MR JOHN
KELLY TO MR TIMOTHY HAWKESWORTH DATED 15TH JULY 1834 |
Kelly |
Hawkesworth |
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635 |
1840 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
SINGLE PAGE MORTGAGE FOR 1000 YEARS OF HEREDITAMENTS IN BATLEY, YORKSHIRE
FROM MR WILLIAM HODGES TO MESSRS WIKKIAM BARKER AND SAMUEL MAKIN DATED 2ND
JUNE 1840 THIS DOCUMENT IS A LITTLE CREASED AT THE EDGES AND SHOWS A FEW
SIGNS OF AGE |
Hodges |
Barker |
Makin |
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636 |
1841 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
SINGLE PAGE DOCUMENT RELATING TO A CHARGE ON HEREDITAMENTS IN CARLINGHOW,
BATLEY YORKSHIRE FROM MR KELLY TO MR BILBROUGH DATED 16TH MARCH 1841 |
Kelly |
Bilbrough |
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637 |
1843 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES TWO PAGE
RELEASE OF SEVERAL CLOSES OF LAND IN MENSTON YORKSHIRE FROM MESSRS HODGSON
AND OTHERS TO MR WILLIAM STEAD DATED 2ND FEBRUARY 1843 THE DOCUMENTS DATE
FROM 1812 AND REFER TO VARIOUS NAMES AND DEEDS DATING FROM 1800 |
Hodgson |
Stead |
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638 |
1860 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES TWO PAGE
MORTGAGE OF PARCELS OF LAND AND
DWELLINGHOUSES ETC AT BATLEY, YORKSHIRE FROM MR JEREMIAH FOX TO MESSRS LISTER
AND ARMITAGE DATED 11TH JANUARY 1860 |
Fox |
Lister |
Armitage |
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639 |
1872 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
SINGLE PAGE DOCUMENT , RESSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN BATLEY, YORKSHIRE
FROM MESSRS BAYLEY AND FLEMING TO MR PHINEAS FOX DATED 20TH JUNE 1872 |
Bayley |
Fleming |
Fox |
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640 |
1873 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES
SINGLE PAGE ASSIGNMENT OF LEASEHOLD PREMISES AT BATLEY FROM MR PHINEAS FOX TO
MR JAMES SPEDDING DATED 5TH MAY 1873 |
Fox |
Spedding |
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641 |
1873 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES TWO PAGE
CONVEYANCE OF A PLOT OF LAND IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE FROM MESSRS
HARRIS AND RHODES TO MR JOSEPH DRAKE JUNR INCLUDES COLOURED PLAN ON REVERSE
OF SHEET 1 DATED 4TH JANUARY 1873 |
Harris |
Rhodes |
Drake |
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642 |
1893 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES THREE
PAGE RECONVEYANCE DATING ALTOGETHER FROM
1874 TO 1893 CONCERNING HEREDITAMENTS AT HORTON AND WIBSEY AT BRADFORD,
YORKSHIRE INITIALLY FROM MR JOHN HOLT TO MR BENJAMIN DIXON THEN FROM THE WILL
OF BENJAMIN DIXON TO MRS HARRIET ANN COCKROFT AND FINALLY FROM HER TO MRS
MARY ANN HOLT FINAL DATE 17TH APRIL 1893 |
Holt |
Dixon |
Cockroft |
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643 |
1857 |
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ORIGINAL
ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES BY 32 INCHES TWO PAGE
CONVEYANCE OF MESSAGE AND HEREDITAMENTS SITUATE AT CROSS GREEN, OTLEY
YORKSHIRE FROM MR ABRAHAM HOLMES TO MR JOHN ANDERSON DATED 20TH MARCH 1857 |
Holmes |
Anderson |
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644 |
1758 |
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A very interesting
hand written 18C paper Obligation Bond document dated 8th August 1758 during
the reign of King George II between Joseph Hepworth Carlinghew in the County
of York Carpenter and Joseph Meggitt of Wakefield in the said County Book
Seller and Stationer in the sum of one hundred pounds. Other names mentioned
include: Henry Goldthorp, Thos Twigg & John Ellis Comprising a single
sheet of paper approx. 8” x 13” bearing the usual long-term storage folds
with tears along major folds & edge nicks, but still in one piece. All
text fully legible for transcription. Bearing one 1 shilling embossed revenue
stamp and a single red wax cipher seal in complete and sound condition
countersigned by Joseph Hepworth. |
Hepworth |
Meggitt |
Goldthorp |
Twigg |
Ellis |
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645 |
1796 |
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HISTORICAL
MANUSCRIPT FROM THE COURT OF THE MANOR OF CAWOOD, NORTH YORKSHIRE. THE DOCUMENT IS DATED 17 AUGUST 1796 AND
CONCERNS THE PURCHASE OF A PROPERT IN THE MARKET PLACE, CAWOOD. ALL TEXT CLEARLY
READABLE, DOCUMENT IN GOOD CONDITION. DOCUMENT HAS BEEN FOLDED TWICE AT SOME
POINT BUT THE FOLDS ARE NOT READILY APPARENT AND DO NOT OBSCURE THE
TEXT. HAS BEEN FRAMED FOR THE LAST 20
YEARS - DOCUMENT WILL BE SUPPLIED IN THE FRAME AS I DO NOT WISH TO RISK
DAMAGING IT BY REMOVING IT FROM THE FRAME. THE COURT OF THE MANOR OF CAWOOD
WAS HELD AT CAWOOD CASTLE OUTSIDE SELBY NORTH YORKSHIRE. IT STILL STANDS TODAY AND IS RUMOURED TO BE
THE ORIGIN OF THE NURSERY RHYME HUMPTY DUMPTY. |
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1760 |
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1760
Huge vellum document re land deal in GOATHLAND between RICHARD CASS and
GEORGE WARD - illustrated with large portrait of KING GEORGE III in his first
year on the throne, complete fancy illustrated top border, a few minor rust
spots but generally good condition with usual folds - measures about 30 x
36" and would look spectacular in a frame on your wall. This one has a
large wax seal still attached in a tin box, about 4" diam., some cracks
but complete |
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1761 |
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1761
Large vellum indenture for lands purchase between WILLIAM HOPPER of SAWDON in
BROMPTON Yorkshire and RICHARD CASS, also GEORGE WARD of Lincolns Inn, LONDON
- the whole thing measuring around 20 x 30" in fine condition with usual
folds. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: LEGAL DEED SIGNED BY ST. LEGER 1784 . ORIGINAL DOCUMENT From the
reign of KING GEORGE III - 219 years old St Ledger (Maj Gen Anthony founder
of the St Ledger classic horse race) legal deed signed by St Ledger on
vellum, and dated 1784. Relating to the manor and lordship of Lughton le
Morthan with transfer of rights and statutes for the sum of £7,000 - in fine
condition with fine bold signature of St Ledger. BEWTWEEN THE HONORABLE
ANTHONY ST. LEGER OF PARKHILL IN THE COUNTY OF YORK LIEUTENANT GENERAL OF ALL
HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES OF THE ONE PART AND PETER JOHNSON OF THE CITY OF YORK OF
THE OTHER PART FOR ALL THAT MANOR OR LORDSHIP OF LAUGHTON LE MORTHEN IN THE
COUNTY OF YORKSHIRE Documents signed by St Ledger one of the classic horse
racing founders are rare on the market and this is a particularly fine
example. Lt. Col. Anthony St. Leger was an Irish Gentleman Soldier and
Governor of |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT DEED Epsom Surrey WARD > WARD 1879 FROM THE REIGN OF QUEEN
VICTORIA - 126 YEARS OLD THIS IS MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BETWEEN
MARGARETTE WARD OF EAST HILL HOUSE EPSOM IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY WIDOW OF THE
FIRST PART STEPHEN HENRY WARD OF FINSBURY CIRCUS IN THE CITY OF LONDON DOCTOR
OF MEDICINE AND THE REVEREND EDWARD DE EWER OF MAIDENHEAD IN THE COUNTY OF
BERKS OF THE SECOND PART AND THE REVEREND STEPHEN HAISTY WARD OF HARROGATE IN
THE COUNTY OF YORK AND WILLIAM HENRY HARGRAVE OF BEDFORD ROW IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX OF THE THIRD PART . WHEREAS JOSEPH WARD LATE OF EPSOM IN THE COUNTY
OF SURREY SURGEON DECEASED DULY MADE AND EXECUTED HIS WILL AND THE SAID
MARGARETTE WARD DOTH NOMINATE AND APPOINT THE SAID STEPHEN HAISTY WARD AND
WILLIAM HENRY HARGREAVE TO BE TRUSTEES OF THE WILL OF THE SAID JOSEPH WARD.
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN VERY FINE CONDITION - ON ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT SIZE 29 INCHES X
26 INS ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP WAX
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1636
VERY OLD AND RARE MANUSCRIPT PAPER DEED FROM THE KINGS COURT OF KING CHARLES
I. From the reign of KING CHARLES I - THIS DOCUMENT IS ABOUT 370 years old
Court of The King's Bench held in Westminster Hall before the Kings Justices
MANUSCRIPT INDENTURE DOCUMENT BEING THE license of ALIENATION TO BE GRANTED
TO WILLIAM BARRINGTON ESQUIRE AND THOMAS SMITH TO ALIEN ALLTHAT WATERBORNE
MILL SITUATE AT SALTINGHAM IN THE COUNTY OF YORK ALSO THE FORD MILL SIGNED BY
THE JUSTICES OF THE BENCH REFERENCE TO THE CHANCELLOR Francis Cottington, 1st
Lord Cottington 1629-1642 The Chancellor of the Exchequer is an ancient title
held by the British cabinet minister whose responsibilities are like those of
the posts of Minister for Finance or Secretary of the Treasury in other
jurisdictions. It is the third oldest major state office in the history of
English and the United Kingdom. The Chancellor is the cabinet minister
responsible for all financial matters.. WHICH DATES THIS ITEM BETWEEN 1629
AND 1642 GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN
FINE CONDITION - BUT SOMEWHAT DELICATE - ON HAND MADE PAPER -SOME
EVIDENCE OF BOOK WORM SIZE 11 INCHES X 10 INS ON ONE SHEET OF HAND MADE PAPER |
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1882 |
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A very
interesting hand written paper Obligation Bond document dated 28th June 1882
during the reign of Queen Victoria. Pertaining to the Trustees of the Will
of: Mr Wm Richmond (deceased) to Townley R Knowles Naming. Elizabeth Ayrton
of Greenbank in Colne in the County of Lancaster Widow John Richard Wilkinson
of Burnside Skipton in the County of York Tobacco Manufacturer and Francis
Richmond of Greenbank in Colne aforesaid Ironmonger being bound to Townley
Rigby Knowles of Fishwick Hall near Preston in the County of Lancaster
Esquire and Joseph Briggs Dickson of Preston aforesaid Gentleman In the sum
of Six hundred Pounds Other names mentioned include: Jas Robertshaw & Wm
Spencer. Property mentioned: Situate on the North West side of Richmond
Street within Colne. Internally a very clean document comprising a single
sheet of paper approx. 24” x 19” with usual long-term storage folds. Water
mark of GC & Co 1880 + Fleur de Lys armorial. Storage grubby on one area
of the external face, all text fully legible for transcription. Bearing one
ten shilling embossed red revenue stamp and three red seals countersigned by
the three Lessees. |
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Knowles |
Ayrton |
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Dickson |
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FAMILY
HISTORY WILL Barker FRYTON FROM
THE TIME OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN Family
History document - WITH ORIGINAL ARCHBISHOP OF YORK SEAL. MANUSCRIPT
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS BARKER OF FRYTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK
FARMER - LOTS OF INFORMATION ON FAMILY BEQUESTS. * ON
ONE SHEET OF PARCHMENT * WAX
SEALS * WITH
ATTACHED LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION FROM THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF THE
ARCHBISHOP OF YORK *
ESCUTCHEONED REVENUE STAMP *
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL. * SIZE
22 INCHES X 30 INCHES FOLDED |
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Accounts
book dated 1823 - 1825 of Edward Lees (of Aconb Hall).Detailing sales and
receipts of various items,Turnpike Securities,discharge of mortgage for land
enclosures etc.10 pages of social history.This man was very well off,the
total balance is 43K. Could be Acomb Hall, York. |
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Vellum
document - Indenture of Fine - Melbourne, dated 1735. Final agreement made in
the Court before Thomas Reeve, Alexander Denton and John Conyers regarding ten
messuages, thirty cottages, five hundred acres of land, one hundred acres of
meadow, two hundred and thirty acres of pasture, two thousand acres of moor,
situated in Melbourne with Storthwaite in the Parish of Thornton. Measures
17ins x 8ins. Condition : Reasonably good, some yellowing due to age |
Reeve |
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1629 An
engaging vellum document written in Latin believed to pertain to Thomas
Appleton, Chas Acras? & Alice Marchant regarding a cottage in Stokesley.
A whole document in fair condition with usual long-term storage folds and two
minor tears (see image). Comprising a single sheet of vellum approx. 14” x 3
½” with text 98%+ legible for transcription. |
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Large
tripartite Indenture dated 1769 between WILLIAM HOPPER the elder of SAWDON,
BROMPTON, WILLIAM HOPPER the younger of same place and WILLIAM PETTY of
SAWDON - the whole thing immaculately drawn up and measuring about 30 x
22". Some general light age toning/foxing but not in any way bad looking
or affecting any text - these documents were made to last, signed and
witnessed on Reverse. See small section in scan. YORKSHIRE |
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Paper
document : Laughton-le-Morthen, |
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1757 |
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Vellum
Document - Faxfleet, East Yorkshire, dated 2 September, 1757. Mortgage in Fee
- £300. Between Thomas Bell of Kingston Upon Hull, Merchant, of the first
part, Robert Harker of Cottingham in the County of York, Butcher, and
Elizabeth his wife, of the second part, and John Bainton of Hull Bank in the
Parish of Cottingham in the said County of York, Yeoman, of the third
part. "All that Capital messuage
or dwelling house with the barns, stables, outhouses, known by the name of
Boothby Garth, and a large yard or croft................................situate,
lying, and being in Faxfleet, in the said County of
York.............". Signatures of
Thomas Bell and Robert Harker. Three Wax Seals. Measures 29ins x 24ins. Two
page document. Condition : Some storage dust but otherwise reasonably good,
clean document |
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Vellum
Document - Faxfleet, East Yorkshire, dated 1 September, 1757. Lease for a
Year. Between Thomas Bell of Kingston
Upon Hull, Merchant, and Robert Harker of Cottingham in the County of York,
Butcher, of the one part, and John Bainton of Hull Bank in the Parish of
Cottingham, in the said County of York, Yeoman, of the other part. "All that capital messuage or dwelling
house with the barns, stables, outhouses, known by the name of Boothby Garth,
and a large yard or croft...............................situate, lying and
being in Faxfleet in the said County of York". Signatures of Thomas Bell
and Robert Harker. Two Wax Seals. Measures 21ins x 15ins. Single Sheet.
Condition : Very clean document. |
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1636
VERY OLD AND RARE MANUSCRIPT PAPER DEED FROM THE KINGS COURT OF KING CHARLES
I. From the reign of KING CHARLES I - THIS DOCUMENT IS ABOUT 370 years old
Court of The King's Bench held in Westminster Hall before the Kings Justices
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE license of ALIENATION TO BE GRANTED TO STEPHEN
THORNTON AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE PETER THORNTON AND BARBARA HIS WIFE STEPHEN
MATHELEY AND MARIA HIS WIFE PLUS OTHER TO ALIENATE MESSUAGE BARN AND LAND AT
STAYNETON DAYLE (COULD BE WESTMORELAND AREA) TO ROBERT BURGES GENTLEMAN HENRY
BURGH SIGNED BY THE JUSTICES OF THE BENCH REFERENCE TO THE CHANCELLOR Francis
Cottington, 1st Lord Cottington 1629-1642 The Chancellor of the Exchequer is
an ancient title held by the British cabinet minister whose responsibilities
are like those of the posts of Minister for Finance or Secretary of the
Treasury in other jurisdictions. It is the third oldest major state office in
the history of English and the United Kingdom. The Chancellor is the cabinet
minister responsible for all financial matters.. WHICH DATES THIS ITEM BETWEEN 1629 AND 1642
GUARANTEED GENUINE AND IN FINE
CONDITION - BUT SOMEWHAT DELICATE - ON HAND MADE PAPER -SOME EVIDENCE OF BOOK
WORM SIZE 11 INCHES X 10 INS ON ONE SHEET OF HAND MADE PAPER. Stainton Dale
is in Yorkshire. |
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A
handwritten indenture of a lease of property in Barnoldswick, Yorkshire (now
Lancashire since 1974) Dated 14th April 1828. The property, named Hay farm,
is leased by a Thomas Cockshott of Skipton, John Cockshott of Branwell and
Michael John Mason of Essex to a John Cockshott of Bolton and a Joseph Green
of Manchester for one year. The one page (21 1/2"x26") document is
signed and red wax sealed by the three men giving the lease. The legal
document has been witnessed by a John Hartley and a John Hill and it has been
registered in Wakefield whose official has signed it. There is some foxing
but the Georgian item is all complete and legible together with George 4th
duty stamp. |
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"An
Act for repairing and enlarging the Roads from the Selby, in the west Riding
of the County of York, to the Town of Leeds; and from thence (in two several
Branches, one through Bradford and Horton, and the other through Bowling and
Wibsey) to the Town of Halifax, in the same Riding" "Whereas the
Highways or Roads leading from Selby, in the West Riding of the County of
York, to the Town of Leeds, and from thence (in two several branches, one
through the Towns of Bradford and Little Horton, and the other over Cutler
Height, through Bowling and Wibsey respecitively) unto the Town of Halifax,
in the same Riding, being situate in a trading and populous Part of the
County of York, and much used and frequented for the Carriage and Conveyance
of Wooll, Woollen Manufactures, Dying Ware, corn, Malt, Fruit, and other
Commodities, made and consumed in that Country, are from the Nature of the
Soil, and the Narrowness thereof in several Places, and by reason of many
heavy Carriages frequently passing through the same, become so deep and
ruinous, that in the Winter, and rainy Seasons, many Parts thereof are
impassable for Waggons, Carts, and other Wheel carriages, and very dangerous
for Travellers..." This document names the Trustees for the Selby and
Leeds to Halifax Divisions (4.1/2 pages) and their duties, lists the tolls
for each of the Districts for each type of vehicle with exemptions and
penalties for avoidance, details what the surveyors may and may not do, who
qualifies for Statute work and penalties for avoidance, etc. "...to
erect or set up, One or more ate or Gates, turnpike or Turnpikes...lying
between the Town of Selby, and a House called Peckfield-house...that Branch
of the said road, from Leeds to Halifax, which lies through Bowling and
Wibsey...", "...Only one Gate on the Bowling Branch",
"...and the same shall be placed on the East Side of that Road that
leads from the Town of Bradford to Brighouse and Huthersfield",
"Road to be measured and Mile-stones erected", etc. 29 pages of
original document which has been disbound from a larger volume |
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"An
Act for repairing the Road from Doncaster (through the Parish of Peniston) in
the County of York, to Salter's Brook in the Country of Chester; and also the
Road from Rotherham in the said County of York, to Hartcliffe Hill, in the
said Parish of Peniston" "Whereas the Roads leading from Doncaster
and Rotherham in the County of York, to manchester in the County Palatine of
lancaster, are publick Highways, and very convenient for conveying of Goods
from the Eastern to the Western Seas; and Part thereof has...been very well
repaired; but the other Parts of the said Roads from Doncaster to Salter's
Brook aforesaid, containing by Computation, Twenty two Miles; and from
rotherham aforesaid, to Hartcliffe Hill in the Parish of Peniston, in the
said County of York, containing, by Computation, Ten Miles, have, for several
Years last past, been very bad, and are now dangerous to Passengers
travelling with Coaches, Carriages, and Horses, through the same; And whereas
that Part of the said Road leading from Doncaster to Salter's Brook
aforesaid, which lies between the Township of Piniston and Salter's Brook,
containing Six Miles, and so much of the said Road leading from Rotherham to
Hartcliffe Hill aforesaid, as lies between a Town called Hunshelf, and
Hartcliffe Hill, being Moor and open Heath Ground, belongs to few
Inhabitants, who are obliged by Law to repair the same..." This document
divides the Roads into two sections and names the Trustees for each (2 pages)
and their duties, lists the tolls for each type of vehicle with exemptions
and penalties for avoidance, details what the surveyors may and may not do,
who qualifies for Statute work and penalties for avoidance, etc.
"...That no Gate or Turnpike shall be erected or set up by virtue of
this Act, nearer to the Town of Doncaster, than the South-east End of a Lane,
commonly called Scawsby-lane, nor at any Place between the Town of Marr, and
a Lane called Goldthorp-lane; and that no Gate or turnpike shall be erected
or set up between the West end of the Town of Ardsley, and the Town of
Barnsley...", "Mile-stones to be erected", First meeting of
the Trustees to take place "at the House of Jane Brown, Widow, being the
Sign of the Horns at Barnsley" for one section, the other is to be held
at "the House of James Anderton, being the Sign of the Crown in
Rotherham..." 33 pages of original document which has been disbound from
a larger volume |
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"An
Act to explain and amend Two Acts of Parliament, One made in the Twelfth, and
the other in the Thriteenth Year of His late majesty's Reign, for making navigable
the River Dun in the County of York and for the better perfecting and
maintaing the said Navigation, and for uniting the several Proprietors
thereof into one Company" "Whereas by an Act...for making the River
Dun, in the West Riding of the County of York, navigable, from Holmstile in
Doncaster, up to the utmost Extent of Tinsley Westward, a Township within Two
Miles of Sheffield, the Masters, Wardens, Searchers, Assistants, and
Commnalty of the Company of Cutlers in Hallmshire...were appointed Undertakers...An
Act...from a Place called Holmstile, in the Township of Doncaster, in the
County of York, to Wilsick House in the Parish of barnby Dun...the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Doncaster...are nominated and
appointed Undertakers..." This document details work that has already
been carried out and the amount of money spent. It creates an Indenture between the two
Corporations. It names the previous
Undertakers and names the new ones. It
lists names of people who hold shares: John Battie of Sheffield, Gentleman,
John Smith, Carpenter, Elias Wordsworth of Sheffield, Mercer, Thomas Short,
William Steer, Clerk, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, etc. It details who should have what shares in
the new company . It details how the new company should be run, etc. "Owners to answer Damages done by
their Vessels", "Owners Name to set on the Outsides of their
Vessels", etc. "And hwereas
Henry broadhead is by Lease possessed of certain Corn Mills in Doncaster
aforesaid, with Salmon Decks belonging to the same...Salmon Decks at Sandal,
or any other Salmon Decks, which shall or may be erected below Doncaster Corn
Mills...", "That if any Person or Persons shall open mexborough
Lock in the Months of June, July, August, and September, for the Passage of
any Boat or Boats, Vessel or Vessels, not capable of bearing in the whole
three customary Tuns of Goods or Merchandizes, or not belonging to and
carrying a Load of some Manor adjoining to the Cut in Mexborough or Swinton,
or some Child or Children of such Lord, without the Consent of the Keeper of
the said Lock...forefeit and pay to the Poor of the Parish...the Sum of
Twenty shillings, and in default of Payment thereof shall be sent to the
House of Correction, there to be kept to hard Labour for such tinme as such
justice shall direct, not exceeding Three Months", "Vessels to be
measured and marked", "The Rights of the Commissioners of Sewers
for the Level of Hatfield Chace saved", "Lord of manors, and Owners
of Grounds near the River, may erect Warehouses &c on their own Grounds;
but not to obstruct the said Navigation". Also mentioned is Eastwood below Rotherham,
Jordan Dam, above Rotherham, Rotherham High Dam, Ickles Dam, Deadmans Ford,
Bromley Sands, Francis Ear of Effingham, New River or Dutch River, etc. Lot of details about bridges, etc. 42 pages
of original document which has been disbound from a larger volume. |
Battie |
Smith |
Wordsworth |
Short |
Steer |
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"An
Act for repairing and widening the Roads from the East End of Monk Bridge,
near the Suburbs of the City of York, to new Malton, and from thence to
Scarborough, in the North Riding of the County of York; and also from
Spittle-house, in the East Riding of the said County, to Scarborough
aforesaid" "Whereas the High Road leading from the East End of Monk
Bridge, near the suburbs of the City of York, by the Town of Whitwell, to the
Town and Borough of New Malton, and from thence to and through the Towns of
Rillington, Yeddingham, and Ayton, and from thence, over Ayton Field and
Seamer Moor, to and through the Town of Falsegrave, to Newbrough Gates,
within the Town and Borough of Scarborough, in the North Riding of the County
of York (being Forty two Miles, or thereabouts, and the nearest road from the
said City of York to the said Town of Scarborough) and also the Road leading
from a Place called Spittle-house, in the East Riding of the said County,
over Hartford Bridge, to and through the Town of Seamer to the Town of
Scarborough aforesaid, (being Six Miles, or thereabouts) and Part of the
great Road leading from the Towns of Hull, Beverley, and several other Market
Towns, to the said Town of Scarborough) having for many Years past been
greatly frequented by Persons resorting to Scarborough aforesaid, from most
Ports of England, for the benefit of the Mineral Waters; and having been much
used by heavy Carriages; the same are become very bad, and in many Parts
thereof are very ruinous, narrow, and much out of Repair; and in the Winter
Season, so very deep, that Coaches, Waggons, and other Carriages, cannot pass
along the same, without great Difficulty; and are also dangerous for Persons
travelling on Horse-back; and are in many Parts thereof, very incommodious..."
This document names the Trustees (2 pages) and their duties, lists the tolls
for each type of vehicle with exemptions and penalties for avoidance for
several parts of the road: between Monk Bridge and Newborough Gates; between
Ayton Field and Scarborough; Spittle House and Scarborough. It details what the surveyors may and may
not do, who qualifies for Statute work and penalties for avoidance, etc.
"No Gate to be placed nearer York than 5 Miles, nor nearer New Malton
than 2 Miles, nor nearer Scarborough than 3 Miles...", "Persons
turning Ploughs upon the Roaads to forfeit 5s", "Tolls not be
applied towards paving the Town Streets of New Malton", "Road to be
measured and Mile-stones erected", "Penalty on Persons defacing
Mile-stones", etc. First meeting
of the Trustees to take place "at the House of Mr. John Baldock, being
the Sign of the Talbot, in New Malton..." 41 pages of original document
which has been disbound from a larger volume |
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666 |
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"An
Act for repairing the Roads from Doncaster through Ferry-bridge, to the
South-Side of Tadcaster Cross; and also frm Gerry-bridge to Weatherby, and
form thence to Boroughbridge, in the County of York" "Whereas the
several Roads, leading from the Town of Doncaster through Ferry-bridge to
Tadcaster, in the West Riding of the County of York; and from Ferry-bridge to
Weatherby, and from thence to Borough-bridge, in the said West Riding of the
said County, by reason of the many heavy Carriages frequently passing through
the same, are become so very ruinous and bad, especially in the Winter
Season, that Travellers cannot pass without great Danger..." This
document names the Trustees (2 pages) and their duties, lists the tolls for
each type of vehicle with exemptions and penalties for avoidance, details
what the surveyors may and may not do, who qualifies for Statute work and
penalties for avoidance, etc. "...That nothing herein contained shall
impower the said Trustees for repairing the Roads between Doncaster, and the
South Side of Tadcaster Cross aforesaid, or any of them, to erect or place
any turnpike or Gate at Scawsby Lane End, or at any Place nearer to the Town
of Doncaster, than the said Scawsby Lane-end, or the Trustees for repairing
the Road from Ferry Bridge to Borough Bridge, to erect any Turnpike nearer to
Borough Bridge than One Mile", "Waggons &c fetching Coals
exempted", "Mile-stones to be erected", First meeting of the
Trustees for the Road between Doncaster and the south Side of Tadcaster-cross
to take place "at the House of John Wyrill, in Ferry-bridge" and
for the Trustees for the road between Ferry-bridge and Weatherby, and then
Borough-bridge "...at the House of William Man, being the Post-house, in
Borough-bridge...", etc. 29 pages of original document which has been
disbound from a larger volume |
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667 |
1636 |
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1636
VERY OLD AND RARE MANUSCRIPT PAPER DEED FROM THE KINGS COURT OF KING CHARLES
I. From the reign of KING CHARLES I - THIS DOCUMENT IS ABOUT 370 years old
Court of The King's Bench held in Westminster Hall before the Kings Justices
MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE license of ALIENATION TO BE GRANTED TO WILLIAM
MORRISON THE ELDER TO ALIENATE ALL THAT MESSUAGE SITUATE LYING AND BEING IN
HAUSEGARTH (?) IN THE COUNTY OF YORK IN THE SOUTHEND OF ONE FIELD THERE
CALLED THORNGATE - REFERENCE TO A ROBERT MORRISON SIGNED BY THE JUSTICES OF
THE BENCH REFERENCE TO THE CHANCELLOR Francis Cottington, 1st Lord Cottington
1629-1642 The Chancellor of the Exchequer is an ancient title held by the
British cabinet minister whose responsibilities are like those of the posts
of Minister for Finance or Secretary of the Treasury in other jurisdictions.
It is the third oldest major state office in the history of English and the
United Kingdom. The Chancellor is the cabinet minister responsible for all
financial matters.. WHICH DATES THIS ITEM BETWEEN 1629 AND 1642 GUARANTEED
GENUINE AND IN FINE CONDITION - BUT
SOMEWHAT DELICATE - ON HAND MADE PAPER -SOME EVIDENCE OF BOOK WORM COMPLETE
DOCUMENT SIZE 11 INCHES X 13 INS ON ONE SHEET OF HAND MADE PAPER |
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A very interesting
and engaging group of four paper hand written documents including two
pedigree charts pertaining to the names of Fogg, Armitage, Parkinson, Miller,
Broumley, Allison & Cumby. Document
01. Pedigree Chart. Names mentioned:
Thomas Fogg, Dobson Fogg, Mary Fogg, Jane Fogg, Cornelius Armitage, Dorothy
Fogg, Robert Parkinson, John Parkinson, William Armitage, Martha Miller,
Thomas Armitage, Jane Broumley, Robert Armitage, William Armitage jr, Dobson
Armitage & Robert Armitage. Dates 1762 - 1833. Paper single sheet approx.
20” x 12”. Signed by William Robinson Document
02. Related letter. Names mentioned:
Allisons Trustees to Cumby. Dated 12th June 1858. Paper single sheet folded
to approx 5” x 8”. Document
03. Statutory Declaration document of Mr John Armitage in verification of
pedigree. Signed by John Armitage Names mentioned include: Cornelius
Armitage, Jane Armitage, Robert Parkinson, Dorothy Parkinson, Thomas Fogg,
Mary Fogg, William Armitage, Thomas Armitage, Robert Armitage, Dobson
Armitage, Jane Broumley etc. Places mentioned include: Richmond (county of
York), Heighington (Durham), Bishop Auckland (Durham) & Bolham (Durham).
Dated 12th June 1858. Paper five pages of text approx 8” x 13”. Document
04. Pedigree Chart entitled Allisons Trustees to Cumby. Names mentioned:
Thomas Fogg, Dobson Fogg, Mary Fogg, Jane Fogg, Dorothy Fogg, William
Armitage, Thomas Armitage, William Armitage jr & Dobson Armitage. Dates
1761 - 1810. Paper single sheet approx. 8” x 10”. |
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im offering a one of a kind piece of history. this item was found in a mans home
here in new england. it says on the outside of the letter john somone to
peter wood lease for a year 1742 january 10th. This is fully authentic and is
written on a real thick waxy paper or atleast it feels that way when you open
it up the writing is amazing it opens
up to be about 20 inches long by 13 inches wide and is just great writing.
From the image the document is between John Dickson of |
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"An
Act for repairing the high Road from Borough-bridge in the County of York, to
Catherick in the same County, and from thence to Piers-bridge on the River
Tees" "Whereas the hihg Road from the Town of Borough-bridge to
Catherick, in the North riding of the County of York, and from thence to
Piers-bridge on the River Tees in the said Riding, being one of the high
Roads from London to Edinburgh, is in divers Places, by reason of the many
heavy Carriages passing thereon, become so deep and ruinous, that Travellers
cannot pass thereon without great Danger...to the Intent that the said Roads
may, with all convenient Speed, be effectually amended, and hereafter kept in
good and sufficient Repair, so that all Persons may travel through the same
with Safety..." This document names the Trustees adn their duties. It lists the Tolls for each type of vehicle
with exemptions and penalties for avoidance.
It details what the surveyors may and may not do, who qualifies for
Statute work and penalties for avoidance
"No Turnpike to be erected nearer to Boroughbridge than Two
Miles", "Mile-stones to be erected", First meeting of the
Trustees is to take place at "the House of George Foss in
Catherick...", etc. 23 pages of original document which has been
disbound from a larger volume. |
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1894 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR FRAMING,
RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES CONVEYANCE O A
PLOT OF LAND IN BRAMHOPE FROM MR DAVID
PICKARD TO MESSRS LAWSON DATED 2ND JUNE 1894 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY IN MANNINGHAM BRADFORD FROM MESSRS JOWETT, HOLMES AND
FOSTER TO MRS ELIZABETH DRAKE DATED 29 NOVEMBER 1883 SEVERAL SEALS INSIDE |
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RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES CONVEYANCE OF
PROPERTY IN MANNINGHAM BRADFORD FROM MRS WADDINGTON TO MR TETLEY DATED 15TH
OCTOBER 1885 SEALS INSIDE FOLD |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
ADMITTANCE OF VARIOUS PARTIES TO THE WILL OF MR JOHN ANDERSON OF OTLEY DATED
8TH FEBRUARY 1895 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
ADMITTANCE OF MRS SARAH ENGLAND TO THE ESTATE OF MR HENRY ENGLAND DATED 8TH
JANUARY 1895 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY IN GREAT HORTON BRADFORD FROM MR JOSEPH PICKLES TO MR & MRS EDMONDSON
DATED 5TH JULY 1904 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
SETTLEMT OF DWELLIGHOUSES IN SHIPLEY YORKSHIRE FROM MR ARTHUR CRABTREE TO MRS
MARY ANN CRABTREE AND OTHERS DATED 25TH AUGUST 1905 |
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1882 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES DEED
OF SURRENDER - MENTIONS GEORGE SLICER(?) OF BONGLEY, THOMAS ANDERSON OF
ARTHINGTON, HENRY ENGLAND OF STALYBRIDGE AND OTHERS DATED 13TH MAY 1882 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
MORTGAGE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS IN MANNINGHAM BRADFORD FROM MISS ELIZABETH
HIRST DATED 7TH AUGUST 1889 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF HEREDITAMENTS AND PREMISES AT MANNINGHAM BRADFORD FROM MR
DESTIN WILLIAM ASMAN TO MESSRS JOSEPH WILKINSON AND JOHN DAWSON DATED 24TH
JUNE 1897 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF LAND AND DWELLINGHOUSES IN MANNINGHAM BRADFORD FROM MESSRS
WILKINSON AND DAWSON TO MR AYKROYD DATED 14TH SEPTEMBER 1899 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES MORTGAGE
OFPROPERTY IN HORTON BRADFORD BY MR FRED EDMONDSON DATED 11TH JULY 1906 |
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RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES CONVEYANCE Of
A PLOT OF LAND IN WIBSY, BRADFORD FROM
MR JOSEPH SHARP TO MR HENRY BROOK DATED 3RD JULY 1876 |
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1889 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF A HOUSE IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD FROM MR DYSON TO MISS HIRST
DATED 6TH AUGUST 1889 |
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1873 |
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ANTIQUE VELLUM MANUSCRIPT, HIGHLY DECORATIVE AND INFORMATIVE, IDEAL FOR
FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 12 INCHES BY 18 INCHES CONVEYANCE
OF A HOUSE IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD FROM MESSRS HAMMOND & HAWKES TO MR
DENNISON DATED 31ST OCTOBER 1873 SEALS INSIDE THE FOLD |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
MORTGAGE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD, MRS SALLY RUSHTON
DATED 3RD JULY 1883 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES CONVEYANCE
OF HEREDITAMENTS IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD, MR D W ASMAN DATED 22ND SEPTEBER
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RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES APPOINTMENT
AND RELEASE OF TRUSTEES TO THE WILL OF JOHN CRABTREE. TRUSTEES FROM USA,
EGYPT, AND LOCAL, 7 IN ALL, WITH SEALS DATED 13TH SEPTEMBER 1913 |
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1881 |
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES TRANSFER
OF MORTGAGE ON HOUSES IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD, THOMAS PEEL ESQ DATED 31ST
OCTOBER 1881 |
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1893 |
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RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES CONVEYANCE OF
PROPERTY IN WIBSEY BRADFORD FROM MRS HOLT TO MR WHEATER DATED 23RD AUGUST
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FRAMING, RESEARCH OR BOTH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 10 INCHES BY 16 INCHES
CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY IN MANNINGHAM, BRADFORD FROM MR PEEL TO MRS RUSHTON
DATED 27TH APRIL 1883 4 PAGES IN ALL |
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1849 |
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A
Vellum document being a lease of lands in Kingston upon Thames, between
Edward Marjoribanks the elder and Edward Marjoribanks the younger both of the
Strand, Middlesex, Dudley Courts Marjoribanks of Wimpole Street, Middlesex,
esquire, James Pulleine of Crake Hall , Yorkshire, and Richard Alchin of
Grays Inn Road, builder. Dated 25th March 1849 Wash Coloured plan of property
Property: A parcel of land in Surbiton in the parish of Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey, on the North West side of a road called Surbiton Hill Road, and one
messuage. Medium: Handwritten in English on vellum. Condition: Good. Document
size: 70 by 50 cm. Characteristics: Signatures and seals. |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT 1787 VELLUM DEED Kellington YORKSHIRE Walsh > Shillito. From
the reign of KING GEORGE III - 217 years old MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT BEING THE ASSIGNMENT
AND SURRENDER OF A MORTGAGE ON ALL THAT MESSUAGE SITUATE IN WHITLEY IN THE
PARISH OF KELLINGTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK CALLED JORDAN GARTH AND FFULMER
GARTH ABUTTING THE NEWLY INCLOSED LANDS OF BALN MOOR. BETWEEN JOHN WALSH OF
KIRKHOUSE GREEN IN THE PARISH OF KIRK BRANWORTH IN THE |
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ANTIQUE
MANUSCRIPT: VELLUM MANUSCRIPT 1848 Colne LANCASHIRE AYRE > MIDGLEY. ORIGINAL
DOCUMENT From the reign of QUEEN VICTORIA - 156 years old MANUSCRIPT COPY
TITLE DOCUMENT BEING THE ADMITTANCE AND SURRENDER BETWEEN JOHN JOSEPH AYRE OF
THE PARISH OF WHALLEY IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER SURGEON AND APOTHECARY OF
THE FIRST PART THE SAID JOHN JOSEPH AYRE AND HIS WIFE MARY OF THE SECOND PART
AND JOHN MIDGLEY OF COLNE GENTLEMAN AND WILLIAM JAMES CARR OF RIPPONDEN IN
THE PARISH OF HALIFAX IN THE COUNTY OF YORK GENTLE MAN OF THE THIRD PART FOR
ALL THAT PLOT OF LAND SITUATE AT THE EAST END OF THE TOWN OF COLNE CALLED THE
HIGHER MEADOW AND A CAUSEWAY AT THE SIDE OF THE TURNPIKE ROAD LEADING FROM
COLNE TO CROP HILLS. THE MANOR OF COLNE THE HALMOT COURT OF THE MOST NOBLE
WALTER FRANCIS DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBURY IN THE |
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1776
Indenture. George III. Between Thomas Snaith Innkeeper of Tunstall in
Holderness in the County of York,
Elizabeth Wilson and William Wilson in the parish of Saint Ann in the
County of Middlesex (the second part) and John Thurgar of the Parish of Saint
Paul Shadwell in the County of Middlesex (the third part) 29 inches by 16
inches Seals intact |
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1787 Mortgage
- Ottringham Marsh - Holderness - Vellum 11th May 1787 Mortgage. George III.
Between George Hunton to Miss Smithers House and Close at Ottringham Marsh
for £50.00 30 inches by 22 inches. Vellum. Seals intact |
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"An
Act to explain and amend an Act passed in the Fifth year of His present
Majesty's Reign, intituled, An Act to enlarge the Pier and Habour of
Scarborough, in the County of York; and for making the said Act more effectual"
This document extends the term of the previous Act. It names the new Commissioners and
specifies their duties. Their first
meeting is to be held at "the Widow Stockdale's...known by the Name of
the Sign of The Old Globe", "Charges of this Act to be first paid,
and Debts owing to the Workmen", "Commissioners having any Place of
Profit from the Duties, not to act", "£5 Penalty on Persons
prejudicing the Habour by emptying Ballast, &c, or otherwise",
"And whereas...no Valuation was made, or preteneded to be made, of the
Stone lying upon or belonging to the Waste of the said Town; nor was the same
included in the Estimate of the Expence of the said Pier; but it was always
understood, that the Trustees therein named had full Liberty to take and carry
away what Quantities of Stone they thought proper for the Use of the said
Piers and Harbour gratis...to dig, carry away, or cause to be dug, taken, and
carried away, out of and from any of the Waste Grounds, Beach, or Strand,
belonging to the said Corporatin of Scarborough, any Quantity of the like
Kind of Stones or Pebbles...paying to the said Corporation Five Shillings by
the Year...", etc. 13 pages of original document which has been disbound
from a larger volume. |
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Handwritten
manuscript document pertaining to the manor of Halifax in west Yorkshire
written in 1612 during the reign of King James I. The document is in Latin and
appears to regard manor property with naming of John waddesworth of Marley
and Roger Blaybroke. Untranslated. Decorative notarial signature at bottom.
Very Good, fold and mild wear, measures 10 x 6". |
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SURRENDER
OF AN ESTATE " STANIFORTH - YORK " DATED 1734 Relating to "
THOMAS WEST OF STANIFORTH " in the |
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SURRENDER
OF THE STAINFORTH ESTATE - DATED 1698 This old document is the surrender of
Stainforth estate, and is dated the eighteenth day of October in the fourth year
of the reign of King William the third 1698. The names mentioned are ROBERT ,
WILLIAM, AND JOHN MALLINSON, - ROBERT REEDER, - THOMAS SIMPSON, - WILLIAM
ASHLEY, - HENRY COOK, GENTLEMAN, and many more, measures 14 1/2" by
12". |
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This is
a surrender of an estate at "STANIFORD ".The document is dated 1720
and rerfers to names WITTUS WEST, -
THOMAS WEST, - JOHIS MALLINSON, - with a place name ASHFIELDS. with blue
seal. |
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A
schedule of deeds relating to properties at Stainforth in the county of York.
Names mentioned HENRY COOKE, - BRYAN COOKE, - NICKOLAS COTTERELL GENTLEMAN,
and measures 15 1/2" by 12 1/2". |
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1760 |
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An old
document relating to " FRANCIS TOPHAM OF YORK ", with lozenge
shaped seal, measures 10" by 5 1/2". |
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This is
the last will and testament of Thomas West, relating to his son Thomas West
and his daughter Elizabeth West, has lozenge seal and dated 14th Jan 1760. |
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AN INDENTURE
DATED 1713 Relating to " HENRY COOKE ESQ " in the |
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OLD
DOCUMENT DATED 1713 Relating to and signed " HENRY COOKE " with red
wax seal and dated |
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A VERY
LARGE 3 PAGE INDENTURE DATED 1779 This Indenture comes in three huge pages
relating to " JOSEPH FOX OF NOTTINGHAM ", and " ELIZABETH WEST
" of the late " THOMAS WEST " dated |
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