Six share certificates for the Ryde Pier Comapny for various people

Six share certificates for the Ryde Pier Comapny for various people.

Share certificate of Jane Player of Ryde, Isle of Wight, widow, for £100, in the Ryde Pier Company signed by Sewell and Hearn. Dated 24th November 1814.

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1814-11-24
Share certificates of Andrew Ellis, of Ryde, Isle of Wight, tobacconist, for £50 new share, in the Ryde Pier Company signed by William Edward Ratcliffe, Clerk to the company, [parchment]. Signed and dated 01-1862.

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1861
Share certificates of La Countesse Marianne Melaxa Auzalato of Ryde, Isle of Wight, widow, for £50 new share in the Ryde Pier Company, entered by David Deane, signed by William Edward Ratcliffe, Clerk to the Company, [paper]. Dated 1st February 1866.

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1866-02-01
Share certificates of Jabez Hughes of Ryde, Isle of Wight, photographer, for £50 new share in the Ryde Pier Company, under the Ryde Pier Tramways Act 1865 and the Ryde Pier Railways Act 1867, entered by William Edward Ratcliffe, Clerk to the Company and signed by G Young and William Dartmund, Directors.

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1869-07-01
Share certificates of the Honourable Somerset John Gough Calsthorpe of Woodlands Saint Helens, Isle of Wight, Colonel in the Army for £25 share in the Ryde Pier Company under the Ryde Pier Tramways Act 1865, The Ryde Pier Railways Act 1867 and the Ryde Pier Railway Extension Act 1870, entered by William Edward Ratcliffe, Clerk to the Company and signed by Edward Carter, Director. Hand written note on the reverse detailing the change of share to Edward Dickenson Featon of Southsea on 5th May 1874, again signed by William Edward Ratcliffe.

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1869-07-01
Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

Ryde Pier Company Stock Certificate

1872-03-01

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Category:
Documents
Object Number:
1998-10691
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
type:
share certificates

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