Lot #65: 1835 English Coal Mining & Mineral Rights Indenture Deed w/ Wax Seals

Appointment and Release or Conveyance of an Estate in the Parish of West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. Dated September 29, 1835. References the Horton, Partridge, Addison, and Crowther families and concerns coal mining, ironstone, mineral rights, estate interests, and security for a banking account balance not exceeding 7,000 plus interest.” dated 1835 relating to land, coal mining, mineral rights, and estate interests in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. References the Horton, Partridge, Addison, and Crowther families and includes discussion of coal, ironstone, mines, minerals, collieries, trustees, and property conveyance. Features ornate calligraphy, embossed One Pound revenue stamp, and multiple original red wax seals. An interesting Industrial Revolution-era legal manuscript connected to England’s historic Black Country coal region. Framing candidate. Condition consistent with age, including folds, creases, staining, and wear. See photos. 1835, Horton, Daniel Horton, Isaac Horton, Thomas Horton, John Partridge, Samuel Addison, John Addison, Stephen Falkner Crowther, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, Black Country, coal mining, colliery, mineral rights, ironstone, Industrial Revolution, English deed, indenture, estate document, trust deed, genealogy, family history, historical manuscript, wax seal, revenue stamp, British history, antique document, mining history, property deed Pickup category timeslot {A}