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CHILTON BOOKS: Ephemera: : 19th Century
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Handwritten Auction Particulars ; Two Cottages in Glemsford, Suffolk.
Glemsford, Suffolk: 7th September, 1841 . 0. 6 page paper document. 33cm x 21cm. Green silk tyes. 3 horizontal folds. Paper soiled and wear to edges and folds. Clear handwritten content including receipt of the deposit from Richard Pettitt. ** Family history records show that, when Richard Pettitt was born on December 10, 1812, in Glemsford, Suffolk, England, his father, Richard, was 22 and his mother, Hannah, was 19. is occupation was: Carpenter. He married Maria Adams on June 24, 1835, in his hometown. They had nine children in 15 years. He died in September 1853 in Suffolk, England, at the age of 40. In the 1851 census he is listed as a pauper. I therefore assume he was seriously ill. I would be interested in any further information.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 50065
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: 51585 Blunden & Rolfe Richard Pettitt Ransomtiffengreyhound Inn Tithe Green Ephemera: : 19th Century
Last Will & Testament (Including Probate) for Hannah Stewart
Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk: Hannah Stewart, 26th February 1839 . 0. Large vellum document. Two vertical folds and three horizontal folds. 18" x 18". Plus probate certificate and paper/wax seal. VG.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 49887
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: 51403 Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk: Hannah Stewart Ephemera: : 19th Century
Will & Probate of Rev Francis Creswell of Great Waldingfield, Suffolk
Great Waldingfield, Sudbury, Suffolk: Reverend Francis Cresswell 22nd December 1841 (Probate) 0. 22" x 27". 2 vellum sheets written on one side. Two vertical folds and three horizontal folds. Plus the probate certificate is attached , including the paper/wax seal. ** Family history records show Francis Cresswell was born in 1762. He married Jane Okes on October 12, 1807, in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. He died on November 17, 1841, in Suffolk, England, having lived a long life of 79 years, and was buried in Great Waldingfield, Suffolk. *** "1807 - Francis Cresswell, S.T.B, Clare College, Cambridge; B.A. 1785; M.A. 1788; B.D. 1796; Fellow and Tutor; was instituted March 24, 1807, enjoying the benefice thirty-five years.He died Nov. 17. and was burried here November 24, 1841, aged 78 years. There is a tablet in the church. In the churchyard, West of the church, is a stone with the initials: "F.C." 1841, J.C. 1870. The Parish register gives Francis Cresswell, buried 24 Nov, 1841, aged 78. Jane Cresswell, of Melford, late of Great Waldingfield, buried Feb 5, 1870, aged 91." - See Rectors of Great Waldingfield By Rev. Francis Haslewood .
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 49886
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: 51402 Will & Probate of Rev Francis Creswell of Great Waldingfield, Suffolk Jane Okes Long Melford Cambridge Ephemera: : 19th Century
Original Folded Letter.
Belchamp St Paul, Essex: Sept 18, 1837 . 0. Original folded postal letter. 8.75" x 7.25" (22.4cm x 18.5cm). Watermarked : Whatman, Turkey Mill 1833" Wear to folds. From G. Ambrose Belchamp, Sept 18, 1837 to W. B. Edgerton, No. 2 Duke Street, Southwark, London. ** Family history records show a: George Ambrose, Miller, of Belchamp St Paul, Essex. He married Matilda Inch (died Feb 1867). *** Benjamin Edgington had a marquee tent and rick cloth making premises, at 2 Duke Street, Southwark.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 47799
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: 49281 Whatman, Turkey MILL Belchamp St Paul, Essex George Ambrose Ephemera: : 19th Century
Photograph Album with Guisborough Interest.
Guisborough: Fanny Newill & Rev. Arthur G. Lloyd, 1860 - 1895 . 0. A very good Victorian Photo album with polished wooden boards. Lower board with four studs. Central steel clasp (in working order). Smooth leather spine. 8.5" x 6.75" x 2.25". All page edges gilt. 16 leaves containing 46 black & white photographs. Wood effect decoration to all leaves, many torn where the pictures have been roughly inserted. All pictures in good condition. People identified include: Fanny Newill (b. 1867) who married (1893) Reverend Arthur Gitting Lloyd (b.1865) and lived at "The Vineyard", Wellington; John Thorney (snr.) ; Ellis Thorney; John William (Jock) Clarke; Admiral Chaloner (Longhull, Guisborough); Curates Henry Clarke & Francis Henry Morgan; R. L. Laud; A. Madu; Charles Madu; Norah & Walter Mills; A. Alice on her horse "Rob Roy"; Fanny Hitchman; and Fanny Jones.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 51322
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Guisborough: Fanny Newill & Rev. Arthur G. Lloyd Ephemera: : 19th Century
Original Victorian Passport . No. 3072 .
London: Foreign Office 23rd July 1878 . 0. Single sheet loose leaf passport for Mr. James H. Bowen, travelling on the Continent with his wife and two daughters and two sons, with Miss Emily A. Grenide. Issued by Consul, Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne Cecil, Marquess of Salisbury, Baron Cecil, dated 23 day of July 1878, signed "Salisbury". Original folded paper document: 37.5cm x 27.5cm. Paper lightly soiled, edges chipped and creased. ** Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury 3 February 1830 – 22 August 1903), known as Lord Salisbury, was a British statesman and Conservative politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom three times for a total of over thirteen years. He was also Foreign Secretary before and during most of his tenure.." - see Wikipedia.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52680
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: James H Bowen Victorian Passport Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury Lord Salisbury, Ephemera: : 19th Century
Acton Lane near Sudbury .
c. 1850 . 0. Small engraving by T. Sherratt sc. after a painting by Henry Bridgeman Pt. 3.6" x 2.3" . ** Thomas Sherratt , engraver, 1812-1880. ** Henry Bridgman (1831–1909) was baptised at St Peter’s church, Sudbury on 7 October 1831, son of John Bridgman (c1803-31 January 1880), a linen draper, Henry was apprenticed to printer/bookseller George Williams Fulcher (1795-1855) at 17 Market Hill, Sudbury, with whom he worked closely on illustrating the latter’s annual Pocket Books..He died at Sudbury on 7 November 1909, aged 78 - See: Copsey - Suffolk Book Trades (2012)).
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 50704
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Henry Bridgman Thomas Sherratt Ephemera: : 19th Century
Frederick Ashby and Nelly Maria Clarke .
Wethersfield, Essex: 20th October, 1897. 0. Original certified Wedding Certificate: 20th October 1897. Between Frederick Ashby, Farmer, Blackmoor End and Nelly Maria Clarke, Spinster, Blackmoor End. In very good condition with folds and creases. (Plus a later copy dated 13th October, 1957).
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52731
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Thomas Sidney Metson and Deborah Sarah Ashby Sible Hedingham Ephemera: : 19th Century
Henry Nunn Carley and Jane Pengelly .
Trinity Stepney, Middlesex: 11th May, 1879. 0. Original certified Wedding Certificate: 11th May 1879. Between Henry Nunn Carley, Mariner and Jane Pengelly. In good condition with folds and creases and a few brown spots. **Family History Records show that: "Henry Nunn Carley was born in 1854 in Hopton, Suffolk, his father, William, was 24 and his mother, Susan, was 22. He married Jane Pengelly on 11 May 1879 in Stepney, Middlesex. They had eight children in 23 years. He died in 1927 in Edmonton, Middlesex, at the age of 73.".
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52732
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Thomas Sidney Metson and Deborah Sarah Ashby Sible Hedingham Ephemera: : 19th Century
Thomas Sidney Metson.
Hedingham, Essex: 19th January, 1897 . 0. Original Certified Birth Certificate of Thomas Sidney Metson, 5th December 1896 . Sible Hedingham, Essex. Parents were Alfred and Emma Metson, 40 Hole Farm, Sible Hedingham, Essex.In acceptable condition with folds and creases.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52726
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Thomas Sidney Metson Sible Hedingham, Essex Ephemera: : 19th Century
Royal Licence - Grant of Arms to Samuel Addison (1766 - 1849) .
London: College of Arms,1838 . 0. Samuel Addison of Wednesbury, Staffordshire. "The Arms of Addison.. Argent a Pile Gules three amulets one and two Counterchanged A Chief of the Second thereon three Garbs or, for crest on a wreath of the colours A demiunicorn couped Argent Armed Hoofed and Crined Or the Sinister foot resting on an Inescocheon Gules charged with a Leopards Face Gold.." The vellum indenture is housed in a black leather and gilt tooled wooden case (lid detached) with two seals. The case measures: 56cm long x 15cm wide x 6cm deep, with two gilt metal skippets containing red wax seals in very good condition . The indenture measures 50cm wide x 54cm long . ** Family history records show that: Samuel Addison was born on 13 August 1766 in Eccleshall, Staffordshire, his father, Samuel, was 43 and his mother, Sarah, was 41. He married Mary Kendrick on 22 February 1792 in Wednesbury, Staffordshire. He was involved in his Father\'s Banking Company : "Samuel Addison & Sons". They had three children during their marriage. He died in May 1849 in Wednesbury, Staffordshire, having lived a long life of 82 years.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52903
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Gilt Metal Skippets Ralph Bigland - Garter / William Woods - Clarenceux Ephemera: : 19th Century
Entire letter from W. Pryke, Great Henny, Essex, to Messrs. Baxter Lloyd & Co., Solicitors, Ludlow, Shropshire .
Sudbury : 1809 . 0. Original folded letter red octagon postmark and SUDBURY/56 mileage. The letter is an offer of a suitable tennant for Blois Farm at [ Sible ] Hedingham, Essex.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52556
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Blois Farm at Sible Hedingham, Essex. W. Pryke, Great Henny, Essex, to Messrs. Baxter Lloyd & Co. , Solicitors, Ludlow, Shropshire . Ephemera: : 19th Century
Henry Carley .
H. M. Office (Newcastle, Hull and Newport) : 1876 -1879. 0. Seven original Seaman's Sailors Certificate of Discharge for Henry Carley (as Cook and Steward). Serving on the ships: "Teazer" (1); "Woodburn" (5); & "Strathairby" (1) Clear text on both sides of each document. 3 vertical folds, light soiling and edge creases. G+ . Family History Records show that: "Henry Nunn Carley was born in 1854 in Hopton, Suffolk, his father, William, was 24 and his mother, Susan, was 22. He married Jane Pengelly on 11 May 1879 in Stepney, Middlesex. They had eight children in 23 years. He died in 1927 in Edmonton, Middlesex, at the age of 73.".
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 52738
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: H.M. Office Newcastle, Hull and Newport Henry Carley Ephemera: : 19th Century
Horatio, Viscount Nelson, and Emma, Lady Hamilton, written two days before the Battle of Traflagar, 1805; facsimile of manuscript.
London: Printed & Published by Netherclift & Durlacher, Lithographic Artists & Printers, 18, Brewer Street, Golden Square, [ No date c. 1850 ] . 0. Folio. 11.75" x 9.75". Folded bi-folio tipped-in on heavy card and bound into a 19th century folder. Crimson straight-grained morocco. Gilt title to front board: "Autos. &c. - Lord Nelson." Edges lightly rubbed and bumped. Carefully re-backed in matching calf and gilt title: "Nelson's Last Letter. 19. Oct. 1805." Marbled endpapers. Engraved bookplate to verso of the front board: " Ex Libris Frank Fletcher, Vita Sine Literis Mors Est" . Small binder's label to recto of the rear board: "B. F. Hardwick, Stationer Bookbinder &c. Bradford." Clean facsimile with later explanation: "On the morning of the 19th of October 1805, the combined fleets of France and Spain, lying in Cadiz harbour began to get under weigh. At half past 9 a.m. a signal was made that the Enemy's fleet were coming out of port. At 3 p.m. Nelson received the long wished for intelligence that they were at sea. It was then, that rejoicing at the near approach of that moment he had ardently awaited, Nelson penned the interesting document of which (by the kind permission of the Trustees of the British Museum) we here present a facsimile. it was found open on his desk, together with one addressed to his daugher Miss Horatia Nelson Thompson, now in the possession of Mrs H. N. Ward. To the last writing of Nelson, Lady Hamilton has added: "this letter was found open on his desk and bought to Lady Hamilton, by Captain Hardy. O miserable wretched Emma, Oh , glorious and happy Nelson." The envelope containing these leters is superscribed "The enclosed letters were found after the action, and sealed up in the prescence of the Revd. Mr. Scott, signed T. M. Hardy".
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 51603
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Netherclift & Durlacher, Lithographic Artists & Printers Ephemera: : 19th Century
Autograph Letter signed; 'Francis Knollys Private Secy.'
Abergeldie Castle, Aberdeenshire: 5th October 1872 . Autograph letter signed to 'Dear Sir', (Sir Francis, 1837-1924, Private Secretary, 1870-1913, to Prince Albert Edward (Later King Edward VII). Including the original envelope with penny-red stamp addressed to Philip Foster, Park Place, Leeds. Black edge to both envelope and leatter. Rear of envelope with black wax royal seal and circular postmarks for Leeds and Ballater, and Aberdeen. ** Family history records show: Philip Foster was born in 1840 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, his father, Edwin, was 31 and his mother, Harriette, was 25. He is listed as a Surgeon MD. Obviously with some royal association. He had two brothers and three sisters. He died on August 22, 1927, at the age of 87, and was buried in his hometown.
Chilton Books Professional sellerBook no.: 50078
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Catalogue: Ephemera: : 19th Century
Keywords: Abergeldie Castle Albert Edward; 9 November 1841 – 6 May 1910 Ephemera: : 19th Century