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[Gennills document] Probate
of the Will of Sarah Gennills
A copy of the 1777 will of Sarah Gennills of Gosberton, with a 1778 grant of
probate attached. Both items in manuscript on parchment. They have
become rather misfolded over the years and the parchment is beginning to wear
where old folds cross. In the will Sarah mentions her three daughters Ann
Hare, Hannah Tupholme and Rebecca Alcock and several grandchildren. (ref
R297/148) £15.00 post-free
Not for export
NB we have many more
wills in stock - the following are some of our Lincolnshire ones:
Aspland,
Tunnard, of Swineshead, died 1863. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Bingham, Sarah, of
Lincoln, died 1855. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Bowcock, William, of
Boston, died 1848, £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Chappell, Richard, of
Fleet Fen, died 1840. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Fisher, Elizabeth, of
Lincoln, died 1840. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Gleed, Ann, of
Donington, died 1859. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Grantham, Peter, of
Metheringham, died 1857. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Green, John, of
Washingborough, died 1878. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Johnson, Susannah, of
Swinderby, died 1850. The grant of probate has a large piece missing, so
offered at £6.00 post-free. Not for
export.
Levesly, James, of
Barrowby, died 1869. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Limon, James, of
Wragby, died 1860. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Lovelee, Thomas, of
Branston, died 1877. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Mitchell, John, of
Lincoln, died 1878. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Nicholson, William
Adams, of Lincoln, died 1853. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Parkinson, Thomas, of
Kingsthorpe in the parish of Apley, died 1838. £12.00
post-free. Not for export.
Pocklington, Henry
Dandy, of Skirbeck, died 1867. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Procter,
Thomas, of Lincoln, died 1850. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Procter, William, of
Riseholme, died 1843. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Robinson, Mary, of
Lincoln, died 1869. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Rannard, Edward, of
Bardney, died 1845. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Rook, Richard, of
North Kyme, died 1869. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Rook, Mary, of North
Kyme, died 1869. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Salt, Samuel, of
Lincoln, died 1871. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Sleightholm, William,
of Scampton, died 1865. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Spick, Robert, of
Brant Broughton, died 1839. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Stevenson, George
Robert, of Skellingthorpe, died 1874. £18.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Stevenson, John Goude,
of Canwick, died 1868. £18.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Straw, John, of
Lincoln, died 1867. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Swan, Ann, of
Lincoln, died 1844. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Trafford, Mary, of
Lincoln, died 1838. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Wadsley, John. of
Sutton Fen, died 1865. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***Watson, Thomas, of
Fulbeck, died 1870. £15.00 post-free.
Not for export.
White, William, of
Metheringham, died 1883. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
Wingad, Robert, of
Nettleham, died 1871. £12.00 post-free.
Not for export.
***On closer examination, we've noted the embossed tax
stamp on the grant of probate has been cut away by the dreaded seal collector.
Therefore the price will be reduced by 50%.
[Hewett family document] Abstract of Title to
[unstated] Property in Moreton Morland & Eagle
This undated but evidently 17th century abstract gives very brief details of
land transactions ranging from 18Eliz [1576] to 19Car2 [1668]. William [described as
Citizen] was the first of several Hewetts to be involved in these properties and is
mentioned as acquiring the lands by conveyance in 35Eliz [1593]. Later on there is hint of
a challenge that this 'conveyance' was merely a lease. Little information can be gleaned
about the Hewetts, though William had two sons, John and Solomon. William also seems to
have had a brother [Sir] John who somehow acquired the rights to the properties.
Manuscript on paper which, as folded, became stuck together and has been holed by careless
unfolding with the loss of some text. However, abstracts of this age are unusual. (ref
554/26) Priced for condition at £15.00 post-free
Not for export
[Williamson/Dymoke document] Marriage
Settlement
This very significant family document dating from 1734 comprises the
settlement made on the marriage of Thomas Williamson of Alford to Mary Dymoke of
Sausthorpe. In manuscript on single large parchment sheet, and bears the signature
Thos Williamson. (ref 5403) £28.00 post-free
Not for export
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The Enclosures of Alkborough 1765-1768, West
Halton 1772-1773, Whitton 1773-1775, Scotter & Scotterthorpe 1708-1820
Rex C Russell, 1981. A4 in photo-card covers, 25pp, 6 large folding parish
sketch-maps showing how things were at the time of enclosure - very useful when tracing
field names etc, and the book explains the process of enclosure, its immediate results,
and the making of the modern landscape in these four North Lincs parishes. Essential
background material for both family and local historians. F. Several copies
available, each at £5.00 post-free in the UK
[Barrow document] Admittance
as Copyholder
This 1804 document admits John Hardey
as copyholder to 7 acres of land in the Ings of Barrow following the surrender
of the copyhold by Thomas and Mary Allison of Saxby, Mary having 'inherited' the
copyhold from her father Robert Fripp. Manuscript on parchment sheet
approx 13"x12". (ref 103/18) £15.00
post-free Not
for export
The Medieval Churches of Barton on Humber
Geoffrey F Bryant, 1984. A4 size in card covers, 33pp, many ills showing the
structural development of the churches through the centuries. G. (ref 2676) £5.00
post-free within UK
[Barton documents] 3 Copyhold
Documents
These documents dated 1747, 1781 and
1783 record 5 copyholders of this particular property described in both 1747 and
1781 as 'one cottage in a certain place called Newport one barn one stable one
yard and one orchard.....'. The 1783 document records the cottage have
having been 'lately rebuilt'. Copyholders named are - 1747 Joseph Wilson
admitted following surrender by John Garthwaite; 1781 John Gear [it was he
who rebuilt the cottae] admitted on surrender of John Hall; 1783 Thomas
Davey of Alkborough admitted on surrender of John Gear. Nice little slice
of local history. The 3 parchment documents (ref 103/19)
£25.00 post-free Not
for export
Boston, Tattershall and Croyland
M R Lambert & R Walker, 1930. 139pp, 13 ills from pencil drawings.
Predominantly Boston, the Tattershall & Croyland sections occupying just the last
15pp. The gilt lettering on the spine is rather indistinct but the book is easily G. (ref
103/46) £15.00
[Boston] Mortgage Deeds to 4
Houses in Innocent Street
The 4 houses were mortgaged throughout the 23 years (1842-1865) covered by these
6 parchment mortgage deeds, most of which concern local bricklayer/builder John Lynn.
(ref 489/5) £25.00 post-free
Not for export
[Dembleby] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 2 'proprietors' and the 11 occupiers, together with the amounts due. Printed
form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice clean piece of
local history. (ref 222/29) £18.00 post-free
Not for export
[Donington] Several 18th century deeds are in stock, all apparently unrelated.
[Donington paperwork] Correspondence re
Proposed New Burial Ground
A couple of dozen letters and copy letters dated 1897-1899 in which the local
burial board were attempting to obtain approval from Whitehall. Such long-winded
correspondence which after 2 years had made little or no progress at all. Offered
for the local history interest in that a new burial ground was being considered in the
late 1890s - but be warned, it is all routine stuff. (ref 637/31) £10.00
post-free
Not for export
[Dunsby] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details 5 'proprietors' and the same number of occupiers, together with the amounts due.
Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 8"x13". Nice clean piece of local
history. (ref 222/16) £12.00 post-free Not for export
[Folkingham] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details about a dozen 'proprietors' and a similar number of occupiers, together with the
amounts due. Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 15"x18". Nice clean piece
of local history, though several drawing- pin holes. (ref 222/19) £15.00
post-free
Not for export
[Gosberton and Quadring] Abstract
of Title to Lands
This undated but approx 1817 abstract lists details of property deeds and
documents, and the parties involved, going back to 1687, when Henry Brown bought 'one
moiety or half part of a decayed house and yard with a barn and a moiety of one acre of
arable ground (more or less) thereto adjoining lying against the Cross in Westhorpe in
Gosberton....'. In 1695 he bought the other half. The following year he
bought 'all that messuage one cottage and 12 acres of land arable & pasture.....in the
several parishes of Gosberton als Gosberkirke & Quadring.....'. In his 1704 will
Henry Brown left the property to 'my only daughter Margaret Browne a barn and one acre and
a halfe of hempland lying under the same where a house formerly stood lying in
Gosberton.....next a place called Cold Hurn Barr and the Queen's Highway north and west
and the lands of Edward Haw east allsoe two acres of pasture lying in Quadring in the said
county of Lincoln between the lands of Mr Toller south and the Lord George north and
abutts upon the lands of the said Mr Toller west and a way leading to Dunstoft east Allsoe
three acres of pasture called by the name of the Brick Lampe pasture whereof one acre lies
in Quadring aforesaid and the other two acres in Gosberton aforesaid.....Alsoe two acres
more of pasture lying in Quadring.....Also five acres and a half of arable and pasture
called by the name of Dunstoft lying in Gosberton.....'. All this was to remain in
the family for many years - Henry Brown's daughter Margaret married John Northon, and on
her death in 1781 the property was left to her son Edward. Edward died about 1793
unmarried and left the property to his sister Ann Buckworth. However it seems the
property somehow devolved to Foaker relatives as this abstract was drawn up with the
eventual aim to sell the property - which had been in the same family for well over 100
years. Manuscript on 12 large paper sheets with a 13th as the covering sheet.
(ref 7024) £18.00 post-free
Not
for export
[Haceby] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 3 'proprietors' and the 5 occupiers, together with the amounts due. Printed
form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice clean piece of
local history. (ref 222/20) £15.00 post-free Not for export
[Helpringham] Several 18th & early 19th century deeds are in stock, all apparently unrelated except for a group of 3 dating from 1710-1713 involving Thomas Blackstock (& 6 sisters) & Richard Stenton. Not for export
[Kirkby Underwood] Land Tax Assessment
for the Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 2 'proprietors' and 2 of the occupiers, together with the amounts due.
Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 8"x13". Nice clean piece of local
history. (ref 222/11) £12.00 post-free Not for export
[Laughton] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 5 'proprietors' and 5 of the occupiers, together with the amounts due (this is
the Laughton in South Lincs). Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 7"x9".
Nice clean piece of local history. (ref 222/12) £12.00 post-free Not for
export
Lincoln Castle Official Guide
12pp pamphlet with 7 photos & plan. Undated. (ref 103/39) £1.00
post-free within UK
[Newton] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 3 'proprietors' and the 18 occupiers, together with the amounts due. Printed
form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice clean piece of
local history. (ref 222/31) £18.00 post-free Not for export
[Osbournby] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 20 'proprietors' and a similar number of occupiers, together with the amounts
due. Printed form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice
clean piece of local history. (ref 222/32) £22.00 post-free Not for
export
[Owmby document] Abstract of Title to
The Carr
This 1850 abstract of title provides details of deeds going back to an 1809
lease and release, which in their turn refer back to a 1773 lease & release. In
1809 this 13 acre plot of land was called the Oxpasture Carr Close - it is also referrred
to as simply Carr Close - and in 1831 it was still shown as being 13 acres so we can take
it that this 1850 abstract provides a 77 year potted history of the various owners &
interested parties such as mortgagees. Principal names are Hinton (1773), Fawcett
(1787), Burwell (1809), Bromhead (1826) and Dudding (1831). The abstract is in
manuscript on 22 large paper sheets with a 23rd as the covering sheet. (ref 384/1)
£16.00 post-free
Not for export
[Owmby documents] Deeds to Home Close
(also called The Homestead), The Paddock, Sandhills, Corner Plot & Cottages
In 1860 John Walter Dudding borrowed £2000 on a farmhouse, 16 cottages (14
of them newly built) and several blocks of land totalling 30 acres which he'd bought in
1852. The loan was repaid in 1862, though by JWD's executors as he'd died in
December 1861. The mortgage and reconveyance are both in manuscript on parchment.
(ref 384/2) £18.00 post-free
Not for export
[Owmby documents] Deeds to Blakey
Bottoms
This pair of 1863 deeds relate to a 5 acre plot of land bought by Fillingham
labourer Charles Fenton for £330 and immediately mortgaged for £200. Both deeds
are in manuscript on parchment and both bear the signature Charles Fenton. The
conveyance bears a useful hand-coloured plan, also a schedule of earlier deeds going back
to 1795. (ref 384/3) £18.00 post-free
Not for export
[Pickworth] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 9 'proprietors' and a couple of dozen occupiers, together with the amounts
due. Printed form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice
clean piece of local history. (ref 222/33) £20.00 post-free Not for
export
[Rippingale] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 7 'proprietors' most of whom are also shown to be occupiers, together with the
amounts due. Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 12"x8". Nice clean piece
of local history. (ref 222/21) £12.00 post-free Not for export
[Scotter & Scotterthorpe - see Alkborough]
[Scott Willoughby] Land Tax Assessment
for the Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 4 'proprietors' and 5 occupiers, together with the amounts due. Manuscript on
paper, single sheet approx 9"x11". Nice clean piece of local history, though the
edges are a little rolled. (ref 222/24) £12.00 post-free Not for
export
[Sempringham] Land Tax Assessment for
the Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 9 'proprietors' and a dozen or so occupiers, together with the amounts due.
Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 8"x13". Nice clean piece of local
history. (ref 222/22) £15.00 post-free Not for export
[Stamford] Half-Year House Tax Return,
1782-1783
Duplicate copy of the return listing the 6 Stamford parishes, who were the
Assessors/Collectors (2 for each parish), and amounts collected. Manuscript on thin &
quite worn parchment, bears signatures of 3 aldermen. NB this is a summary, not a
detailed list. (ref 554/24) £15.00 post-free
Not for export
[Swaton] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 4 'proprietors' and 4 occupiers, together with the amounts due. Manuscript on
paper, single sheet approx 8"x13". Nice clean piece of local history. (ref
222/23) £12.00 post-free Not for export
[Threckingham] Land Tax Assessment for
the Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 8 'proprietors' and 10 of the occupiers, together with the amounts due.
Manuscript on paper, single sheet approx 8"x13". Nice clean piece of local
history. (ref 222/14) £15.00 post-free
Not for export
[Walcot] Land Tax Assessment for the
Parish, 1825
The actual Assessment, signed by various officials, for the year 1825-26.
Details the 10 or so 'proprietors' and about a dozen occupiers, together with the amounts
due. Printed form with manuscript entries, single sheet approx 13"x16". Nice
clean piece of local history. (ref 222/25) £15.00 post-free Not for
export
[West Halton - see Alkborough]
[Whitton - see Alkborough]
Living and Learning in Lindsey, Lincolnshire,
1830-1890
Rex C Russell, 1994. 236pp, several ills. The history of adult education in
North Lincolnshire, describing Mechanics' Institutes, Mutual Improvement Societies,
Libraries & Reading Rooms, Night Schools, Penny Readings, Temperance Movement &
Adult Education, Literacy & Illiteracy etc. 4to in card covers, M. (ref 6744) £6.50
NB Land Tax Returns for the year 1830 for the following Aveland Hundred parishes are also available. All are on printed forms with manuscript inserts. All bear signatures of the various officials. Prices include first-class postage. (ref 669) Not for export
Aslackby £15.00 Dembleby £15.00 Dunsby £12.00 Dyke £15.00
Falkingham £15.00 Haceby £12.00 Hackonby £15.00
Kirkby Underwood £10.00 Laughton £12.00 Newton £15.00
Pickworth £15.00 Rippingale £12.00 Scotwilloughby £12.00 Sempringham £15.00
Spanby £15.00 Swaton £10.00 Threckingham £12.00 Walcott £15.00
Some Sessions of the Peace in Lincolnshire
1360-1375
Lincs Record Society vol 30, 1937. Large 8vo, 92+325pp inc 2 indexes covering
75pp. Transcribed in the original Latin, but accompanied by translation into English of
the more difficult bits. The 92pp introduction supplies a detailed background and
over-view of events. Eps spotted, black lettering on spine rather worn & traces of
former yellowed sellotape at base of spine. G. (ref 2800) £20.00
Lincolnshire Returns of the Census of
Religious Worship 1851
Lincoln Record Society vol 72,
1979. Usual tall 8vo format, 95+317pp inc index, contents arranged
geographically. This is not the detailed population census, nevertheless
there's valuable detail on churches, chapels etc, together with numbers
attending etc etc, all perhaps of more interest to the local historian than the
genealogist - quite surprising just how many chapels (and several houses)
are featured. Nice copy, easily VG, of a vol that's still in print (at
£25). Our copy (ref 1525) £15.00
NB the few documents listed amongst the books above are just a small selection from our stock of perhaps 20,000 items covering much of Britain - many of which relate either to Lincolnshire people or Lincolnshire property. Email the names or locations you are researching and we'll provide details of anything we have that might link up.