Transfer of land in Little Chart, Kent, England from Thomas Munde to his son John Munde.

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Transfer of property from Robert Packnam of Edgerton, Kent to a Gyles Bishopp and his wife Agnes, Clothiers, of Sutton Valence, Kent.

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An abstract of the title deeds pertaining to two acres of land at Wintering in Elham, Kent:

1. 15th Charles I. Indenture of feoffment from Thomas Baker to Thomas Gurney in fee.

2. 28 Sep 1704. Mortgage from Edward Gurney, son of Thomas Gurney to Gratian Blechynden, Gent., to secure £55 plus interest.

3. 28 Sep 1704. Bond to perform covenants in the said mortgage.

4. 30 May 1709. Mortgage of the same premises by Edward Gurney, as above, to William Sladden to secure £126.

5. 3 June 1709. Quadripartite Indenture between Edward Gurney and Dorothy, his wife; David Crump and Elizabeth, his wife; Elen Clare, Thomas Clare and Mary, his wife, all of the first part; William Sladden of the second part; Alice Young of the third part and William Rolfe of the fourth part, for the uses of a fine to be levied on the lands for confirming the mortgage of 30 May 1709 and afterwards to the use of the said Edward Gurney, his heirs and assigns forever.

6. 3 June 1709. Indenture of the fine as set out in item #5, above.

7. 21 June 1709. Assignment of the mortgage in item #3, above, by Thomas Rolfe and Ann, his wife, Relict and Administratrix to Gratian Blechynden to William Rolfe in trust for the said William Sladden as a counter security.

8. 24 Dec 1717. Indenture of Mortgage for the same lands from Edward Gurney to Henry Barton, Gent. to secure £100 with interest.

9. 24 Dec 1717. Bond.

9. 17 Jan 1717/18. Receipt from William Sladden to Henry Barton for £52 20s. 0d. in full of all principal and interest on the Mortgage of 30 May 1709.

10. 28 & 29 Sep 1727. Lease and Release of the premises from Edward Gurney to William Gurney, his son, in fee.

11. 10 Sep 1730. Assignment of Mortgage of 24 Dec 1717 from John Jordan and Frances, his wife, Administratrix of Henry Barton, to Gabriel Drayson in trust.

12. 11 & 12 Sep 1730. Lease and Release of the lands from William Gurney to Edward Roby and Elizabeth, his wife and their heirs forever.

13. 12 Sep 1730. Bond from William Gurney to perform the covenants in the Release.

14. 18 & 19 Mar 1760. Several Indentures of Lease and Release of the lands from Edward Roby the elder and Elizabeth, his wife to Samuel Roby, George Roby and Edward Roby the younger, and their respective heirs in fee in thirds. Also Deed to lead the uses of a fine between the parties.

15. Easter term, 33rd Geo. II. Indenture of a fine.

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Tripartite indenture between Sir Charles Sedley of Southfleet in the County of Kent, Baronet, and Henry Webb, executor of Elizabeth Webb, deceased, of Chelsea in the parish of Kensington within the County of Middlesex, gentleman, and Charles Duncombe of Teddington in the County of Middlesex, Esquire.

Relates to Great Oakley farm and all houses, outhouses, barns, stables, edifices, buildings, yards, backesydes, hartelayes, gardens, orchards and orchard ground.

Signed by Sir Charles Sedley and Henry Webb.

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Assignment to George Amhurst, Vicar of Marden, Kent on John Peake's tenement in Marden, by Thomas Walter, John Burbridge, John Gilbert and others.

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Release from a legacy given in a will: Persons concerned include Isaac Brisenden and Joane his wife, Thomas Gurney (deceased) and Edward Gurney, Executor. The document confirms the payment of £60 to Isaac Brisenden in satisfaction of the legacy and now discharges all claim on the property in Elham.

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Trust Indenture transferring land from Thomas Oliver of Maidstone, Kent to Mary Lewis of Chatham, Kent.

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Dated Easter term 33 Geo. II. Final Agreement confirming a Quitclaim in relation to land in Elham, Kent. Persons concerned include Samuel Roby, George Roby, Edward Roby the younger, Plaintiffs and Edward Roby the Elder and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants concerning 19 acres of lands and 3 acres of pasture with their appurtenances in consideration of the receipt by Edward Roby the elder and Elizabeth, his wife of the sum of £60.

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Copy Will - William FAGG, Margate, Kent - 1788

This is a copy of the Will of William Fagg of Margate, Kent dated 4th July 1786. The Will states that William Fagg died on 13th March 1788 and probate was granted on 22nd March 1788. The Will lists several bequests, including to his wife, Mary Fagg. (William was aged 75 at death, so born c. 1713.)

The Will consists of four pages. The pages measure approx. 42cm x 33cm. The script is on two and a quarter pages. The inside of the fourth page is blank, but the back of the fourth page has the title and dates detailed above. The four pages are held together by a pink tape stitch in the top left hand corner. There is one horizontal and three vertical folds. There is a small tear (about 1cm) through the first two pages where one of the vertical folds meets one of the horizontal folds. The inside of the document is very clean and bright given its age. The outside is a little grubby especially along the fold lines and around the margins.

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Bargain and sale Between William Booth, William Fuller, and John Drayton Sawkins relating to a parcel of 4 acres of land in the parish of St. John the Baptist, Margate, Kent. Signature of William Booth.

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Mortgage for a house with outbuildings and land near Wintering in Elham, Kent. Persons concerned include John Cross, William Court and Thomas Winston. The document provides details about the property including its location, acreage, field names and tenant.

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Indenture between Robert Potter, the elder, of Shepherdswell, yeoman, Thomas Wood of the Town and Port of Sandwich; and William Court, of Elham, yeoman of the first part and Catherine Witherden of Dover, widow of the second part in consideration of five shillings paid by Catherine Witherden, the parties of the first part transfer to the said Catherine certain lands at or near Wintering in Elham.

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19th century Bill of Sale - FISHING SMACK, ENDEAVOUR: Mr. Tabor Cheek to Mr. Edgar Church.

Colchester: Edgar Church, Solicitor, 10th December, 1828. Folded folio paper document (watermarked 1826). 15.75" x 10". Written on all four sides. Indenture between Tabor Cheek, East Donyland, Essex, Master Mariner, and Edgar Church, Colchester, Gentleman. £20 for 'good Smack or Vessel called the Endeavour of the Port of Colchester... burthen of twenty tons... present master John Cheek'. Further details about the Endeavour, include: It was built in Milton, Kent in 1785; one mast and one deck; length thirty four feet five inches; breadth thirteen feet; depth in hold 6 feet three inches; rigged with a running bowspirit; and no figure head. According to Rootsweb, Tabor Cheek bn 13 Sep. 1773 in East Donyland, Essex (Book ref. 39333) £50.00.

Acknowledgement of Deed filed in the Court of Common Pleas in respect of Mary Ann Hutson, wife of Henry Hutson. The other interested parties are Thomas Watson Parker, William James Crisp and Thomas Parker the Younger.

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Acknowledgement of Deed filed in the Court of Common Pleas in respect of Mary Jane Delves, wife of Joseph Delves. The other interested parties are Thomas Middleton and Stephen Beeching. Sworn at sworn at Tunbridge Wells before William Stone and Alfred John Beeching regarding property in the County of Kent.

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Acknowledgement of Deed filed in the Court of Common Pleas in respect of Mary Ann Humphrey, wife of Alfred Humphrey. The other interested parties are Samuel Soloman and Lewis Soloman.

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Ann NEVE, formerly CURTEIS nee SHEPHERD. Two-page document. Ann Neve the wife of Thomas Neve of Benenden in the county of Kent, gentleman. Also mentions William Curlas of Tenterden in the county of Kent, brewer, Richard Charles Mathews Young of Hambledon in the county of Bucks, gentleman, although there is no other information about these. Page two states that Ann Neve had an interest in property in the parishes of Woodchurch and Wittersham in the county of Kent (no further information about the address of the properties). Document sworn at Tenterden. The item number was 280501190512.

Thomas NEVE - born abt 1789 Tenterden - Ann looks to be his 2nd wife in the 1861 census. She was born abt 1802 at Tenterden. Born Ann SHEPHERD, she was widow CURTEIS at the time of her marriage to Thomas. [from Andy Hedgecock]

Lot 213:  World War I Medal Group:   1914/18 Medal awarded to L-10564 Pte. A.V. Hurdle, The Queen's Regiment, Great War 1914/19 Medal, India Medal with Waziristan 1919/21 bar awarded to 76422 Pte. A.V. Hurdle 2 BN, The Queen's R, Signals Sew-On Yellow & Blue Sash, 2 Sew.  [Full URL:  https://www.ukauctioneers.com/auction_houses/217/sales/5917]