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Indenture between Sir Fulvar Skipwith and Sir Bradwardine Jackson, England, 1697 Box 1, Folder 18

English on vellum. Indenture between Sir Fulvar Skipwith of Newbald, Warwickshire County and Sir Bradwardine Jackson of Bolton, Yorkshire County. Mentions an indenture document from November 25, 1654 between Sir Edward Mansfield, a knight of Claseden? in Buffs County (East Kent?) and Sir George Couzy, a knight of Gray's Inn in Middlesex County. Also speaks of Elizabeth Couzy, daughter and heir of Sir George Couzy, and Robert Robinson of London. Signed and sealed by Fulvar Skippwith. Red wax seal with possible family emblem. Witnessed and signed by Richard Marshall, Booth? Chaderton?, and Michael Arthur. Dates to December 9, 1697 during the reign of William III, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland (r.1689-1702).

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
  3. Series 2: 16th and 17th Century English Documents, 1577/1698
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Indenture between William Carlile and Mathew Westaby, Yorkshire County, England, 1658 Box 1, Folder 12

English on vellum. Indenture by which William Carlile owes "three hundred pounds of good lawful money of England" to Mathew Westaby, both of Yorkshire County, England. Witnessed and signed by Richard Maddison, John Maddison, and [illegible name]. Dates to 1658 during the term of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland (in office 1653-1658).

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
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Inventory of goods of Mary Freland, Guildford, Surrey County, England, 1690 Box 1, Folder 16

English and Latin on vellum. "An inventory of all and singuler the goods and chattells debts and creditts of Mary Freland late of the parish of the holy Trinity in Guldeford in the County of Surrey widow deceased, taken and appraised the fourteenth day of July in the yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred and ninety by David Lyall and James Gilham." Inventory in English, while a twelve-line subscription by Robert Chapman, signed by him and Roger Dopkins appears in Latin. The document is made up of two membranes of vellum that were stitched together and folded. A period metal pin punctures the document twice and remains attached. Dates to 1690 during the reign of King William III (r.1689-1702) and Queen Mary II (r.1689-1694) of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Includes separate typed twentieth century notes. From the notes: "This is the formal inventory draw up at her decease in 1690 of the goods, assets and debts of Mary Freland of Guildford, taking the place of the Inquisitio post mortem that had previously been standard in the circumstances. The inventory itself is clearly and boldly written in English, each item being distinctly specified and listed with a valuation in Roman numerals, though the certification of this as a testamentary document for probate is in Latin. The widow Freland was evidently in relatively humble circumstances, as the estimate of the value of her wearing apparel and of the money in her purse together at 4/- indicates. The valuation of her whole estate is 18 pounds, 12 shillings, and 8 pence, but this total is made up of such items as 'seaven old blanketts,' 'five course towells,' 'three ould Beds and three boulsters and two pillowes.' Among items of some consequence, the widow had a gold ring, 16 pewter dishes, a pewter flagon and a pewter tankard, brass kettles, and a basin and two porringers of pewter."

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
  3. Series 2: 16th and 17th Century English Documents, 1577/1698
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Land grant by Bertolinien bru of Caylus to Esteue de la Plassa, Caylus, France, written in Latin, 1364 Box 1, Folder 5

Latin on vellum. Documents the granting of land by Bertolinien bru of Caylus to Esteue de la plassa al lebratier of Caylus, one hemp field in the territory delas domina delhioro. Caylus is a town in the present day department of Tarn-et-Garonne, France. Dates to 1364 during the reign of either John II, King of France (r.1350-1364), or Charles V, King of France (r.1364-1380). Includes separate typed twentieth century note.

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  3. Series 1: 13th and 14th Century French and English Documents, 1290/1396
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Land grant by Pos? to Mari de Varayre, France, written in Latin, 1311 Box 1, Folder 2

Latin on vellum. Documents the granting of land by Pos? to Mari de Varaye of a piece of land in the territory of ginebrieiras vielhas. Dates to 1311 during the the reign of Philip IV, King of France (r.1285-1314). Includes separate typed twentieth century note.

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Land grant by R. Anthonis to B. Galaberti of Espinas, Espinas, France, written in French, 1396 Box 1, Folder 7

French on vellum. Documents the granting of land by R. Athonis to B. Galaberti of Espinas, property in Espinas in the area of Matfrenesqua, formerly held by G. delsol. Espinas is a town in the present day department of Tarn-et-Garonne, France. Dates to 1396 during the reign of Charles VI, King of France (r.1380-1422). Includes separate typed twentieth century note.

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Land grant by Thomas of Hayen to Walter Foray, Worthing, West Sussex, England, written in Latin, 1373 Box 1, Folder 6

Latin on vellum. Documents the granting of land by Thomas of Hayen to Walter Foray "one acre of arable land... in the Parish of Bradewatere [Broadwater] lying in the furlong called Shorteland between the land of William Brygthrich on the one part & the land formerly Thomas Bernard's on the other." The Parish of Broadwater is located in Worthing in the county of West Sussex. The date of July 24, 1373 was determined from the phrase "Sunday next after the Feast of St. Margeret the Virgin, forty-seventh year of the reign of Edward III." Dates to the reign of Edward III, King of England (r.1327-1377). Includes separate nineteenth century note.

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Land sale from Johannes Fraysc and his son Johannes, both of Caylus, to Johannes Domalanal of Caylus, Caylus, France, written in Latin, 1358 Box 1, Folder 4

Latin on vellum. Documents the sale of a house in Caylus in the suberb called "de la fon de la fargua" in the fee of Lord Raimundus Athonis from Johannes Fraysc and his son Johannes, both of Caylus, to Johannes Domalanal of Caylus. Caylus is a town in the present day department of Tarn-et-Garonne, France. Dates to 1358 during the reign of John II, King of France (r.1350-1364). Includes separate typed twentieth century notes.

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
  3. Series 1: 13th and 14th Century French and English Documents, 1290/1396
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Land sale from Robert Kingye of Gondale to Edmund of Gondale, Yorkshire, England, written in Latin Box 1, Folder 1

Latin on vellum. Documents the sale of "one selion of land" [a selion was a strip of ploughland] from Robert Kingye of Gondale to Edmund of Gondale "for a certain sum of money." Witnesses include Henry of Heek, John of Gondale, and Wm? Golding. Seal is missing and there is no date, but most likely dates to the late thirteenth century. Includes separate twentieth century note.

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
  3. Series 1: 13th and 14th Century French and English Documents, 1290/1396
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Land transfer between John Helme and Richard Tirrie, Ripon, Yorkshire, England, written in Latin, 1577 Box 1, Folder 8

Latin on vellum. John Helme of Ripon, Yorkshire, declares that in consideration of 26 pounds, 13 shillings, 4 pence lawful money that he has received from Richard Tirrie, tailor, of Ripon, Yorkshire, he has conveyed to him, his heirs and assigns in perpetuity a meadow. This meadow, estimated to be of 2 acres, is in Sharow, near Ripon (near the border of the North and the West Ridings), next to the moor, and is known as Turker Close. It is now occupied by Helme and is transferred to Tirrie's sole proprietorship and use, with warranty against anyone else putting forward a claim. On the recto the delivery of the meadow by Helme to Tirrie, on the same day as the deed was executed is recorded, with William Grange, John Grange, John [illegible] and Egitius Mitchell as witnesses. Only the last actually signs. Document sealed with mark in place of signature, in favor of Richard Tirrie. Dates to May 1577 during the reign of Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland (r.1558-1603).

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  2. Chester McNerney Collection, 1290/1950
  3. Series 2: 16th and 17th Century English Documents, 1577/1698
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