Pennsylvania Deed and English Deed

An early Philadelphia deed bearing the original signature of General and Governor William Denny. A noted hero of the French and Indian War, Denny was an important figure in the early history of Pennsy

English deed dated 1681 conveying land possibly in present day Middlesex County UK to a Francis Dove. Reign of Charles II. Signature appears to be a William Penn, not Pennsylvania William Penn. Nice c

A Pennsylvania property warrant signed Andrew Curtin in the upper right corner accompanied by an English folk art vellum deed. Wear consistent with age. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

English, Reign of William III. An estate deed for land titles in England during the reign of William III, reads "in the year of our Lord 1595 . . . HRH Elizabeth, Ruler of England, France and Ireland.

Handwritten Englisg vellum indenture dated 1657 during the Commonwealth period under Oliver Cromwell pertainiing to property in the Manor of Whitfield near Dover in the County of Kent. Several parties

Two unrelated manuscript on vellum deeds. The first an 18th century deed for the city of Philadelphia and the second a Latin deed for probably an English property. Wear consistent with age. From the E

Two unrelated legal documents. The first a deed from Virginia dated 1799 to James Wood. The second a Latin deed, english, 17th century. Wear consistent with age. From the Estate Collection of Stephen

Two draft legal documents pertaining to the Sandy's family of Heppington in Kent, one dated 1793 and the other 1800. Each multiple pages on paper ioncluding one with abstract of title. Very Good, each

Includes marital disposition of goods belonging to Lady Anne Hamilton marrying the Earl of Furthiqun, 1720, with seals but losses to side of document. A land manuscript from 1674 (King Charles II) con

Unrelated documents. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

Unrelated documents. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

A lot of various 18th and 19th century land deeds. 1756 Thomas and Richard Penn deed singed by Robert Morris for a property in Lancaster County, a 19th century English deed and will, a 1774 deed from

Penn Family Deed bearing the wax seal of the Penn family (fragmentary) and the signature of Thomas Penn. Very fine condition other than fragmentary wax seal. Together with another English deed. From t

Medieval English Vellum Grant from the 1st year of the reign of King Edward III, 1327. Nicely penned in Latin, appears to regard the transfer of property in Thornton. Names of the parties and witnesse

Beautifully penned English vellum deed from the reign of Edward VI, dated the seventh year of his reign, 1553. In Latin regarding transfer of property in Warwick. Fine, remnant of seal, measures 12 x

Handwritten English vellum deed dated the 41st year of the reign of Elizabeth I 1599/1600 being the conveyance of property in Redereth in the County of Surrey between William Watson of London, a Joine

Beautifully penned English vellum indenture dated 1607 during the reign of James I being the conveyance of property in Alfolf in the county of Surrey between Walter King and John Stedman, Yeomen. In a

Handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1649 during the beginning of the Commonwealth period of English rule for property in Ripley in the county of Surrey between The Right Honourable Francis Visc

Large English vellum indenture dated 1666 during the reign of King Charles II being the conveyance of property in Lancashire between names of parties Greenfield and Holden.. Penned in English througho

1410 Grant pertaining to property in Leckhampstead in the County of Buckinghamshire during the reign of King Henry IV. Partial red wax seal (impression complete) on vellum seal tag. Very Good, measure

A beautifully penned English vellum indenture dated 1655 during the Commonwealth period of English rule between Compton Tichborne, an Esquire and Sir William Lewis, Baronett, of Borden in Eastmeon in

Fine English vellum indenture dated the eleventh year of the reign of King James, 1614, pertaining to a settlement of parties from Southampton Roger Langrish and John Pey. Penned in English with vellu

Large handwritten English vellum indenture dated 1612 during the reign of King James I being the conveyance of a farm in the county of Southampton between Roger Langrish and John Peye, both Gentlemen.

English vellum indenture dated 1596 during the reign of Elizabeth I being the conveyance of property in Tyllmeston in the County of Kent between Robert Knotte, a Husbandman, and John Denne, a Yeoman.