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Indenture from Hinckley in Leicestershire

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Description: The indenture is a "Surrender and Regrant." Thomas Rawlat of Hinckley (about 14 miles SW of Leicester) was granted property by Thomas Sainsome, Thomas Smith, Ralph Robinson, and Thomas Wrightman. This indenture cancels their previous agreement and re-grants a cottage in Hinckley to Rawlat by charter. Sir Edward Howard, Sir John Trevor, Thomas Trevor, William Jackson and Robert Bragg all the Lords of the Manor of Hinckley, as was Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham. (All are identified in the indenture). The indenture was granted on March 24, 1604/5. It was witnessed by William Bacon, Richard Baber, Thomas Cowy, and Thomas Godfrye (the signatures are on the verso).
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date: 1604/5, March 20.
Call number: mssHM 82624
Provenance: Gift of Russel and Hannah Kully, March 2015.
Dimensions: 29 x 57 cm :
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Ira N. Hinckley papers

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The collection contains five diaries kept by Ira Hinckley during his travels in New Zealand from 1882 to 1884 and in Utah from 1885 to 1887. There are also letters written to Hinckley by fellow missionaries Walter Barber, William Bromley, Bennett Clark, Alma Greenwood, Joseph Morris, Ephraim Ralphs and W.T. Stewart. The collection also contains letters from family members, such as Adelaide Hinckley, his mother Angeline Wilcox Hinckley, his father Ira Nathaniel Hinckley, LaVern Hinckley, Emily Noble and Lucien Noble. Of note in the collection is one letter from a Maori family named Ihaia and another letter from two Maori individuals named Robert Manihera and Horiana Whakamairu. There is also one manuscript about Ira Nathaniel Hinckley. The ephemera includes a newspaper clipping and copies of photographs of the Hinckley family.

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Letters from Elias B. Hinckley to Frank Hinckley

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The collection consists of letters, diaries (29 volumes), two account books, and documents related to the life and professional activities of Frank Hinckley. Subject matter includes: life in San Francisco, 1863-1866; working for the Western Pacific Railroad Company as a surveyor, 1863-1890; and ranch life in both Hayward and Redlands, California. There are also some materials by additional Hinckley family members in the collection.

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Indenture from Buckinghamshire

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This indenture is for "divers Manors and Hereditaments being the Buckingham Estates" between Francis Barchard, William Woodgate, Richard, 2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Richard 3rd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, and William Henry, Baron Leigh of Stoneleigh. This indenture was in extremely fragile condition, with significant loss of text; in 2003, the Huntington Conservation Department encapsulated each page in mylar so the pages cannot now be removed from the mylar sleeves.

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Indenture lease of a cottage

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Indenture between Bartholomew Tipping of Woolley in the county of Berkshire and Thomas Clarke of Woolstone in the county of Berkshire, which is now part of Oxfordshire for the lease of a cottage.

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Indenture from Hinckley in Leicestershire

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